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In Wantage, it's all horsing around

| 13 Jul 2016 | 11:46
    Bruce Martin of Franklin’s Quiet Valley Farm.
    Bruce Martin of Franklin’s Quiet Valley Farm.
    During the festival, a bench was dedicated to the memory of Vida Van Gorden, who passed away in 2011. From the left are Northwest Jersey Horse Show Association President Sue Gerber, Gorden’s granddaughter, Brooke Fletcher, 17, and Gorden’s daughter, Missy Fletcher.
    During the festival, a bench was dedicated to the memory of Vida Van Gorden, who passed away in 2011. From the left are Northwest Jersey Horse Show Association President Sue Gerber, Gorden’s granddaughter, Brooke Fletcher, 17, and Gorden’s daughter, Missy Fletcher.
    John Kuperus, owner of Farmside Supplies in Sussex Borough, brought a selection of horse feed and horse-related accessories. He is shown here with Sharon Leigh, an animal portrait artist, who came to the festival from Palmyra in Burlington County. He was trying on a pair of waterproof gloves.
    John Kuperus, owner of Farmside Supplies in Sussex Borough, brought a selection of horse feed and horse-related accessories. He is shown here with Sharon Leigh, an animal portrait artist, who came to the festival from Palmyra in Burlington County. He was trying on a pair of waterproof gloves.
    Framing specialist Bruce Houck of Lafayette brought a selection of items that he framed. He specializes in custom handmade frames and barn art.
    Framing specialist Bruce Houck of Lafayette brought a selection of items that he framed. He specializes in custom handmade frames and barn art.

WANTAGE — Saturday's All Things Equine Festival featured presentations on horsemanship, demonstrations, shopping opportunities and more.
Photos by Chris Wyman