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Equestrian Couple Want To Revive the East End Equestrian Community With a New Show Series, but They Face an Uphill Battle

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Romain Marteau and Brianne Goutal-Marteau are planning on putting together a horse show at their Two Trees Farm in Bridgehampton the week before the Hampton Classic. LORI HAWKINS
Brianne Goutal-Marteau has competed at the top level of her sport all over the world but has always been a big supporter of the East End equestrian community, and sits on the board of the Hampton Classic. She and her husband, Romain Marteau, own Two Trees Stables in Bridgehampton and want to revive the tradition of having a top-rated show series in August in the weeks before the Hampton Classic. DANA SHAW
Brianne Goutal-Marteau has competed at the top level of her sport all over the world but has always been a big supporter of the East End equestrian community, and sits on the board of the Hampton Classic. She and her husband, Romain Marteau, own Two Trees Stables in Bridgehampton and want to revive the tradition of having a top-rated show series in August in the weeks before the Hampton Classic. CAILIN RILEY

Romain Marteau and Brianne Goutal-Marteau are planning on putting together a horse show at their Two Trees Farm in Bridgehampton the week before the Hampton Classic. LORI HAWKINS

Brianne Goutal-Marteau has competed at the top level of her sport all over the world but has always been a big supporter of the East End equestrian community, and sits on the board of the Hampton Classic. She and her husband, Romain Marteau, own Two Trees Stables in Bridgehampton and want to revive the tradition of having a top-rated show series in August in the weeks before the Hampton Classic. DANA SHAW

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Equestrian Couple Want To Revive the East End Equestrian Community With a New Show Series, but They Face an Uphill Battle

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Equestrian Couple Want To Revive the East End Equestrian Community With a New Show Series, but They Face an Uphill Battle

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