Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation - FMFEF

Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation - FMFEF The Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation strives to promote good horsemanship, prevent marginalization, and foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Our next pride month spotlight is FMF rider Sol!“I’m Sol. My pronouns are he/they, I’m bi, and I love horses. Those firs...
06/18/2026

Our next pride month spotlight is FMF rider Sol!

“I’m Sol. My pronouns are he/they, I’m bi, and I love horses. Those first few things have taken me a long time to figure out, between trying on outfits, names, and labels. But I’ve been a horse person since long before coming out.
I first remember coming to FMF for my eighth bday party, and I started taking riding lessons here soon after. I’m sixteen now, and the barn really still is my happy place!! Horses don’t judge you, which is part of why I’ve always loved them so much. When I’m hanging out with them it doesn’t matter whatever else happened that day - I just get to be myself. And getting to be who I am as part of this barn family - full of people who care so much about making this sport a safe space for people like me - is just so so cool.
Keep riding, stay q***r, and continue being wonderful people!!! -Sol ❤️🏳️‍🌈“

Thank you so much for sharing! Happy pride! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

06/17/2026
06/17/2026

Plan to shop this weekend 6/19-6/21 at Maryland Saddlery!! They are donating a portion of all sales to Full Moon Farm Eventing Foundation - FMFEF!! 🛍 🏳️‍🌈

Special edition pride magnets/stickers will be available!

Butler store weekend hours are:
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Our next pride spotlight is a pretty special one—We’re featuring Mary Campbell of Mare Modern Goods !! Here is what she ...
06/17/2026

Our next pride spotlight is a pretty special one—We’re featuring Mary Campbell of Mare Modern Goods !! Here is what she had to say:

“I often wonder what draws some people to horses while leaving others completely uninterested. They are large, powerful, opinionated animals that can be intimidating—and even dangerous—if you don’t know what you’re doing. Yet they are also sensitive, intuitive, willing, kind, and remarkably generous creatures who, despite being prey animals, allow us—the ultimate predators—onto their backs and into their world. Horses possess an extraordinary ability to judge character, but not based on superficial things like appearance, gender, race, sexuality, income, or education. Instead, they seem to respond to what truly matters: Are we kind? Curious? Calm? Clear in our communication? In many ways, horses offer a master class in how to move through a world filled with differences and diversity. As I reflect on Pride this year and what it means to me as a gay woman in the equestrian community, I’m struck by how little my sexuality has influenced my experience with horses. That said, I would be remiss not to acknowledge that I am also a white woman who can often “pass” as straight. That has undoubtedly made some aspects of my journey easier. And while there is still much work to be done, the world—including the equestrian world—has become more accepting of LGBTQIA+ people than it once was. By virtue of circumstances I had no control over—my race, my upbringing, and countless other factors—I have benefited from many advantages. But perhaps the greatest advantage I have at this point in my life is age. The experiences I’ve accumulated over the years—the struggles and successes, heartbreaks and triumphs—have given me perspective and wisdom that I can share with those coming up behind me. I can use my voice to advocate for them, help them find their path, defend their right to simply exist as they are, and educate those who may not yet understand.” (Cont’d in comments)

Thank you SO much, Mary! You’re awesome and we can’t wait to continue to work with you and your brand in the future. Happy pride! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Contact volunteer coordinator Chris Lindsay at missschrisss85@gmail.com to volunteer!!!
06/16/2026

Contact volunteer coordinator Chris Lindsay at [email protected] to volunteer!!!

Our next FMFEF pride month spotlight is Sarah!“Growing up, I knew I liked girls long before I had the words for it. I al...
06/15/2026

Our next FMFEF pride month spotlight is Sarah!

“Growing up, I knew I liked girls long before I had the words for it. I also learned early on that not everyone would accept that- especially within equestrian spaces. Those experiences shaped my commitment to creating something different. Representation matters, especially in the equine industry and rural areas where LGBTQ+ visibility can still feel limited.
I competed as a Jr and YR for 12yrs. Then, a TBI and subsequent stroke changed my ability to ride. Since then, I’ve been rebuilding not only my strength in the saddle, but transforming the farm into a space focused on horses and inclusion. My vision is to create equine retreats and experiences where LGBTQ+ individuals can show up as their authentic selves and feel welcomed, valued, and safe. Horses have always taught me resilience, and I believe the barn should be a place where everyone belongs! I’m so grateful for platforms like FMF Eventing Foundation who continue to let our voices be heard on DEI issues in the equine world!”

Thank you for sharing, and happy pride!!! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Our next pride month spotlight is Otterbein University Alum Mason Plaumann!!“I was still in high school the day I finall...
06/12/2026

Our next pride month spotlight is Otterbein University Alum Mason Plaumann!!

“I was still in high school the day I finally had enough courage and was old enough to actually do something about it. I was like “hey guys so by the way” and everyone was just like “aight cool about time you said it. Anyways”. Nothing outside of using a different name and correct pronouns changed. I’ve always been the same person I am today which i think made it all the more easier for everyone around me. I’m grateful I’ve always had such a strong support group both friends and family so everything was seamless.”

Thanks for sharing, Mason! Happy pride 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🫶

Our next pride month spotlight is long time FMFEF supporter and 5* eventer Ema Klugman! We always appreciate when Ema do...
06/11/2026

Our next pride month spotlight is long time FMFEF supporter and 5* eventer Ema Klugman! We always appreciate when Ema donates her time and services to help FMFEF, and we are super excited to spotlight her.

“I am a five-star event rider. When I was growing up and coming out, I didn’t know any other gay women competing in the sport of eventing. I didn’t have many LGBTQ role models in the horse industry, and it took a lot of courage for me to be open about my sexuality to the world.

My wife and I got married last year. She is a veterinarian and like me, she rides competitively. We manage and ride a barn of 8-10 horses together, along with doing our day jobs. We often joke about how lucky we are to both have a passion for horses, because otherwise we would rarely see each other! Although I would love there to be more representation in our sport, I have been so fortunate to be accepted and loved by the horse community. I know that we benefit enormously from the activism of folks who fought for our rights, from Stonewall to Obergefell. We are here and we are proud. Happy Pride!”

Thanks for sharing and all of your support of FMFEF, Ema! Happy pride! 🫶🌈

Come shop at Maryland Saddlery and mention our FMFEF fundraiser 6/19-6/21 to support us for pride month! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
06/10/2026

Come shop at Maryland Saddlery and mention our FMFEF fundraiser 6/19-6/21 to support us for pride month! 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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4326 Louisville Road
Finksburg, MD
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