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Wentworth Hunt Hunter Paces

July 23, 2019

Dates: August 10, 2019

The course runs along the Pawtuckaway River and mostly

through woodland trails, with firm footing & plenty of natural huntsy jumps.

This farm has a conservation easement held by Bear-Paw Regional

Greenways. Hundreds of acres of woods and greenspace is in conservation

at and adjacent to Fine Nest Farm, protecting this important waterway.

Without the generosity of our landowners, foxhunting and equine trail riding

wouldn’t be possible in southeastern New Hampshire and southern Maine.

 

Location: Fine Nest Farm
38 Ham Rd Raymond NH

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Contact:

Linda Fernald – (207) 251-0082
Fernwoodfalls@Hotmail.com

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