Liz Harrison Farm & Home Insurance

05/08/2026

REGISTRATION IS LIVE!!!

November 13/14 or 14/15 pick your 2 day clinic!

Auditors encouraged!

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03/29/2026

The easiest way to keep your pets safe from household hazards is simple prevention. Here’s a quick guide to common household hazards that can harm curious pets.

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03/25/2026

📅 MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
equestrian is coming back to Chester County, PA!

📍 Thorncroft Equestrain
📆 November 13 - 14 Senior Clinic
📆 November 14 - 15 Adult Clinics

✅ 2 Days of training
✅ Ages 12 - 80!!

💰 USEA Area 2 incentives and FOUR $100 scholarships by the Kathy Barry Agency

Contact: [email protected]

03/03/2026

Mark your calendars!!

LandSafe - Reducing Rider Risk coming to Thorncroft Equestrian Center

November 14 - 15

This invaluable training is coming back to Chester County, PA supported by USEA Area II and scholarships provided by Kathy Barry Agency, LLC

⭐️ We are offering two clinic options for this weekend!

✅ Adult: ages 12 - 60
✅ Senior: ages 60+

⭐️Registration will be available in May!

Remember mark your calendars for ✌️important dates:

✅ May 1: Register
✅ November 14 - 15: LandSafe Clinic!

02/14/2026

Each month our magazine features a community cause. This month a cause that is near and dear to my heart is featured.

Offers a soft place for retired OTTB to land and be safely rehomed.

Thoroughbreds are the most versatile breed which makes them ideal to have a successful second career.

Through programs like TRRAC, we support our community partners. We would love to have your support as well! Which is why for every referral we receive we will donate $10 to TRRAC.

It makes my heart burst with pride that our agency supports our community partners, 2 and 4 legged

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02/02/2026

As you plan your 2026 competition schedule, make sure to include a LandSafe - Reducing Rider Risk clinic!!

Area II Council member Mary Grace and Liz Harrison co-organized a LandSafe clinic last fall in Area II.

Below, Liz tells us about the benefits of learning to fall safely.

01/20/2026

Love seeing these stats from the Pennsylvania Farm Show!!

01/08/2026

Steph and I had so much fun at the Keystone Farm Show yesterday!

It was great to see familiar faces and meet new people. Especially getting to catch up with our team! Special shout out to Corey for making sure to get the outtake photos - it was hard to catch us not laughing 😁

Last day to stop by and see our agency is today! Kathy and Molly will be wrapping things up this week!

12/15/2025

It was a great year of growth for the Kathy Barry Agency, LLC and it is no doubt because of our excellent customers! I can’t deny that the horsie- people are some of my favorites and I meet most of them at horse shows!

Thank you for the collaboration Fair Hill International ! I was proud to support and volunteer at events this year!

Cheers 🥂 to 2026!

10/20/2025

In 2024 Mary Coldren asked me if I would take on a “small” job as the team lead for the cross country crossing guards for the and I am so grateful for the opportunity!

Team Leads are volunteers who organize a group of volunteers. Our preparation begins in June. We attend monthly, then bi-weekly, then weekly meetings leading up to the event. We work with other team leads to coordinate jobs that overlap and interact with directors, safety staff and officials to ensure that the event runs as smoothly as possible.

In July I begin contacting prior year volunteers and recruiting new ones.

A week before the event I meet with the ropes manager Bob and his wife Kay to preview the course and see where crossing points are. We discuss pinch points, potential problems and problem solve. Then I walk the course myself and finalize crossing guard assignments.

Lots of communication between myself and the volunteers is key for a smooth EARLY Saturday morning of cross country day. Our briefing is Friday afternoon and the volunteers have the opportunity to run through a “dry run” for the following morning.

My volunteers begin arriving around 6:15am for a 9am start for cross country. We have about 50 crossing guards and around 300 volunteers total for cross country day.

Crossing guards keep the spectators safe by providing a place to cross the track in a controlled manner to make sure that no horses are coming. They are VERY important for the days operations!

Once the first horse is on course I can always breathe a sigh of relief that we did it!! All that preparation for about 9 hours of competition.

In addition to this role, I have also been asked to manage the conformation volunteers for the Young Event Horse East Coast Championship that takes place on Thursday. My other hat is for the , managing the prize giving for the 4 and 5 year olds for that event.

I love being behind the scenes and knowing that I contribute to the success of this event. Not only is this important for Maryland, but the sport of eventing!! To add another world class 5* and event right in my back yard is a dream come true. ❤️💛🖤