February 2008
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Do you have an event to include?
Please send us an e-mail to let us know!
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February is Horse Health Awareness Month
For more information visit:
www.nchorsecouncil.com
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Go Horseback riding on Myrtle Beach the 3rd weekend in November through the end of February.
Details...
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Load up the truck and hit the trail to the Carolina Cowboy Church. No need to dress up! From jeans to boots, from shorts to sneakers,
baseball hats to cowboy hats, we come to lift up the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Come and worship with us. Every
Thursday 7pm. Look forward to seeing ya'll there! www.carolinacowboychurch.org Midland, NC 704-507-3533
Keystone Cowboy Church in Charlotte, North Carolina meets every Tuesday at the Rockin' K Ranch at 7:00pm. Come as you are. You
don't have to be a cowboy to attend!For driving directions go to www.cowboycn.org 704-888-2081
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1 - The SHOE Banquet will be held this Friday Feb 1st at Troutmans Restaurant in Concord NC at 6:30pm
The speaker this year is Trooper Wade Nesbit, who will talk on Trailers that pull horses ,farrier rigs safety , and what the state law say about them,
who has to pull in the weight stations , and who does not. Come and learn and have a great time
Everyone is invited to come,
See yall there
Thanks Marcus J Pierce
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1 - 2 American Bullriders Finals INDOOR HEATED ARENA Contact Pam Treadway @ 864/682-9578 www.americanbullriderstour.com
Location: Circle M Ranch Pelzer, SC
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1 - 3 - NCMSC Cowboy Mounted Shooting WNC Ag Center in Fletcher, NC Tommy Richardson 704-753-5399
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1 - Ring Steward Program at the Ramada Inn Blue Ridge in Raleigh http://www.nchorsecouncil.com/educational-courses/
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2 - Plow Day across from North Iredell High School this Saturday 2nd Around 10:00
The three teams shown are from two weeks ago on a snowy Saturday. We are looking for several teams this Saturday.
Bring your warm clothes and join us. If you need directions, email or call me 704-682-1043
We will have homemade chili, cornbread, crackers, coffee and cold drinks and desserts
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2 - Youth Horse Judging Team Training Clinic at the Holshouser Bldg of the NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, NC
http://www.nchorsecouncil.com/educational-courses/
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2 - University of South Carolina Equestrian Team at One Wood Farm, Blythewood, SC
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2 - Western Carolina Horse Sale Location: Clemson University Consignment sale of Trained Cutting Horses, Pleasure Horse, Ranch Geldings,
Broodmares, Trail Horses and Yearlings. Average around 300 head per sale. Visa, MAstercard, American Express accepted. Consignment Fee
$85-Commission 8% - $25 No Sale. 864-680-7376 or 864-703-7376
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2 - 3 - Fuzzy and Fun Open Horse Show at Bob Martin Ag Center in Williamston, NC Trish Andrews 252-799-0334
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2 - 3 - South Carolina Pinto Horse Association - Schooling Show www.scptha.com eMail: scptha@yahoo.com Location: Mullet Hall Equestrian
Center Johns Island, SC
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2 - 3 - NCSU Open Horse Show Judge's Certification Clinic at the Gov. James B. Hunt Horse Complex at the NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh,
NC sponsored by Southern States Cooperative http://www.nchorsecouncil.com/educational-courses/
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2 - 3 - Progressive Show Jumping - PSJ Series Highlands - Aiken, SC www.psjshows.com Phone: 803-649-3505 eMail: psjshows@aol.com
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The 2008 Guilford County Horse Management 7-9:30pm 8 Mondays Nights - Starting January 28 - March 17
February 4 - Skin Conditions: hives, ring worm, Rain Rot, Thrush, Sunburn -fungus on head and legs (summer problems) Reidsville Veterinary
Hospital Group
February 11 - Equine Chiropractic & Acupuncture - Dr Jim Myers – Neuse River Veterinary Hospital Wendell
February 18 - Hauling & Transporting Horses - Horse Trailer maintenance, LAWS and Regulations for the Highway, Exercise during the trip,
Graham Moore - NC Horse Council
February 25 – Management, Care & Feeding of the Young & Older Horse (Birth to Yearling, and the Senior Horse), Dr Bob Mowrey,
Extension Horse Specialist NCSU.
contact: Ben Chase of Rockingham & Guilford County Extension Agent (336) 342-8235 1-800-666-3625 Fax: 336-342-8242
ben_chase@ncsu.edu or http://rockingham.ces.ncsu.edu/index.php?page=animalagriculture
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6 - Full Gallop Farm Intermediate Horse Trials Aiken, SC http://www.fullgallopfarm.com 803-648-0100 or 803-649-7075
fullgallopfarm@yahoo.com
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9 - COGGINS CLINIC The Union County Saddle Club will be hosting a Coggins Clinic on Saturday, February 9th from 9 am to 1 pm on the Union
County Saddle Club Show grounds. Dr. Robin Smith of Yellowhorse Mobile Veterinary Service will be collecting Coggins test blood samples for
$20.00. Old Coggins test results are not necessary but helpful, so bring if you have them!
Other vaccinations available upon request: for example, Rabies Shots for horses are $15.00, $10.00 for dogs and cats.
For Directions, please go to our NEW WEBSITE: http://www.unioncountysaddleclub.net
The Saddle Club grounds located on East Sandy Ridge Rd. off Hwy. 207 approximately 5 minutes south of Monroe, North Carolina
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9 - Pasture Management Union County REINS Horse Care Management Course 2008 Jerry Simpson (Director – UC Cooperative Extension)
Drought, Forage Needs, Pasture & Grazing Management. Course starts January, 26th, 2008, please pre-register if possible, each class costs $10
per person. Classes start at 9am till 12pm at the Union County Agr-Centre, 3230 Presson Road, Monroe. (checks payable to REINS Union County)
Mail to: REINS Union County, 3230 Presson Road, Monroe, NC 28112. Attn: Julie Hope or Call Julie Hope on 704 756 7906 cell or home 704 753
5624 Each class will cover how the drought has affected these topics and provide the knowledge on how to deal with them.
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9 - 4th Annual Winter Horse Health Seminar - Reidsville Veterinary Hospital will be hosting its 4th Annual Winter Horse Health Seminar on
Saturday, February 9, 8:30-11 a.m. Breakfast provided. The seminar will be held at Northwest Guilford Middle School located at 5300 Northwest
School Road in Greensboro. Registration will begin at 8:30 am. Dr. McMullen from NC State will speak on diseases of the equine eye and Dr.
Rachel Tan from Virginia Tech will speak on neurological disease of the horse. Breakfast & door prizes will be provided. This event is free of charge
to horse owners and enthusiasts.
RSVP: 336-349-3194 or rstinson@reidsvillevet.com by February 5, 2008
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9 - SC Horse Council Annual Day & Expo HEATED INDOOR ARENA Doors Open 9:30am Cafe available Parade of Breeds, Seminars, Lots of
Vendors www.schorsecouncil.org at Circle M Ranch Pelzer, SC
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9 - Cross County Stables Winter Fuzzy Fun Shows January 12th and February 9th 2008 For more information call Cindy or Phil at 704-435-
3377 or send e-mail for class listing. 3377 Flay Sain Rd., Cherryville, NC 28021 704-435-3377 10:00 am
1. English Halter
2. Leandine (No Fee)
3. English Walk-Walk
4. English W/T – 17 & Under
5. English W/T – Open
6. Hunt Seat Equitation – Open
7. English Pleasure W/T/C – 17 &
Under
8. English Pleasure W/T/C – Open
9. 12” Cross Rail W/T
(Helmet Required)
10. 18” Cross Rail (Helmet Required)
11. Non-Trotting pleasure 17 & Under
12. Open Non-Trotting pleasure
13. Non-Trotting performance 17 &
Under
14. Open Non-Trotting performance
15. Potato Race – 17 & Under
16. Potato Race – Open
17. Barrel Race – 17 & Under
18. Barrel Race – Open
Break – 15 Minutes
19. Pole Bending – 17 & Under
20. Pole Bending – Open
21. Flag Race – 17 & Under
22. Flag Race - Open
23. Western Halter
24. Showmanship Open
25. Leadline (No Fee)
26. Trail – 17 & Under
27. Trail – Open
28. Western Walk-Walk
29. Western W/J – 17 & Under
30. Western W/J – Open
31. Western Pleasure – 17 & Under
32. Junior Western Pleasure
(Horses 5 years old and under)
33. Senior Western Pleasure
(Horses 6 years old and older)
34. Western Pleasure – Open
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9-10- Parelli USA Tour - NC, Williamston - Feb 9-10, 2008 at the Senator Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center Ag Center 'Coliseum'
2900 NC Highway 125 South , Williamston , NC 27892 ph: 252-792-5802 fax: 252-792-5892 www.parelli.com
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9-10 USEA/USEF Eventing Competition & Sporting Show
Horse Trials, Dressage, and Combined Tests, Sunday Competition & Student Art Awards
at Sporting Days Farm in Aiken, SC www.sportingdaysfarm.com
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9-10 - CUET Valentine's Horse Show at Clemson University- organized and managed by members of the Clemson University Equestrian Team.
The event serves as a fundraiser for the team, as well as, a great learning experience for members. The Valentine’s Show is part of the newly
established Clemson mini-circuit. Money raised goes to help offset the cost of training, traveling and competing, and also allows us to participate in
more intercollegiate events, thus making the team and Clemson more well-known in the equine community. The show will offer a variety of classes in
Halter, Hunt Seat (including Over Fences), Western, Gaited and Fun & Games (including a costume class). Classes and Entry Fees are as follows:
$8 per class, Grounds Fee $10/horse - (Not required w/stall), $25/day camper or trailer hookup, Stalls $40/day OR $70/weekend (includes 2 bags of
shavings), Tack Stalls $25/stall, Extra Shavings $5/bag. COMPETITORS CAN PRE-REGISTER FOR $50/DAY AND COMPETE IN AS MANY
CLASSES AS DESIRED. Note: 12 month current, negative Coggins Test Required and STRICTLY enforced at the gate. TO reserve stalls or for
more show information call Katie Corder @ 803-417-0738, or email Kathryn Taylor, ktaylo2@clemson.edu. For stall reservations or show info call
Katie Corder @ 803-417-0738, email Kathryn Taylor, ktaylo2@clemson.edu. or call 770-853-8683
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10 - Showmanship Clinic at Wagon Trail Farm in Advance, NC starting at 1 pm...Blake Carney out of GA will be conducting the clinic and he has
some of the top youth and amateur clients on the circuit today. Cost for the clinic is $60 for the 4 hours...If you are interested in attending, please
e-mail
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11 - 16 - Women LUV Horses Spa & Riding Retreat in Ocala, FL This 6 day session was inspired from our 1st Women LUV Horse Retreat held
in May 2007. Although our Women LUV Horses Retreat is only demonstration training clinics, we had many ladies who wanted to ride! Here is your
opportunity to do so.
Our Women LUV Horses Riding & Spa Retreat is your vacation. “Spoil yourself”, have fun with horses and your health! This 6 day clinic will have
daily horse training—on the ground and under saddle, whichever discipline or breed of horse you ride. Throughout the week you will experience
women’s health care issues, skin care, facials and massage at the Ranch Fitness Center and Spa with services from the spa menu, as well as
equine training exercises. Horse care is also covered. Healthy organic meals are served, as well as dietary & fitness meal guide lines to take home.
*Tuition includes 6 days of instruction, 6 days of lodging, 3 meals daily, 5 spa treatments and stall and bedding for one horse.
$250 confirms enrollment.
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13 - Full Gallop Farm Beg Novice - Preliminary Horse Trials Aiken, SC http://www.fullgallopfarm.com 803-648-0100 or 803-649-7075
fullgallopfarm@yahoo.com
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14 - 17 - Martinganza 4 AQHA Shows (s/c) NSBA Futurity Classes, NSBA Dual Approved Classes, Senator Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center
Williamston, NC
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14 - 17 -Progressive Show Jumping - USEF Series Highlands - Aiken, SC www.psjshows.com Phone: 803-649-3505 eMail: psjshows@aol.com
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15- 16 - Clinic with Susie Wiedman to be held at Blossom Ferry Farm in Rocky Point, NC. Susie Wiedman began riding in her early teens in
Lincoln, Nebraska and was fortunate to have Lowell Boomer, the founder and past president of the United States Dressage Federation as one of
her early instructors. In addition to riding and competing in dressage, Susie also showed hunter/jumpers and combined training.
Susie and her horses won numerous state, regional and national awards. She served as President of the Nebraska Dressage Association and was a
board member of the Central States Dressage and Combined Training Association. After graduating from college, Susie moved east to train with
Kay Meredith. Susie purchased her first FEI horse, Encore, from Kay. Encore and Susie competed for years at the FEI levels. Susie earned her
Gold, Silver and Bronze medals from the USDF with Encore.
Susie spent the following 6 years with Linda Zang at Idlewilde Farm in Maryland, training her horse, Ovation, to the Grand Prix level.
Currently, Susie has two horses of her own coming along, and several training horses that will be competing from Training Level to FEI.
Susie's approach to teaching and training is guided by the classical principles of dressage. Horses and riders are brought along correctly, at their
own pace; short cuts and “quick fixes” are avoided. Susie wants her to students to be able to ride their horses with confidence, and wants the horses
to have confidence and trust in their riders. This is achieved by a balanced approach of Susie training the horse the aids and movements and
teaching the student to execute the aids and movements correctly.
Susie meets regularly with each of her students to develop both long and short term goals. Full training clients and lesson clients have regular video
lessons to track progress. The primary goal at Encore Sporthorse is to learn more about dressage, horsemanship and sportsmanship in a fun, team
atmosphere.
For more information contact Paige Walker at 910-619-6527
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16 - Johnston County Horse Show Series 2008 Time - 8:30 am, Location - Johnston County Livestock Arena, Smithfield Website -
www.ipass.net/blaine_mclaughlin
Hunter Classes - Halter Classes - Dressage Suitability
English Classes - Showmanship Classes - Western Classes / Trail
Equitation and Horsemanship Classes - Miniature Horse Classes
For more information contact Michele McLaughlin at 919-934-1344 or email sileeno@ipass.net
In case of inclement weather the shows
will be rescheduled to the next day on Sunday.- Judge Terri Rakosky
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16 - Frostbite Series at the Ark 2007-2008 October 13 November 10 January 12 February 16
NCDCTA-Recognized Horse Trials & Combined Tests Maiden through Preliminary
NCDCTA-Recognized Dressage TOC Intro through 4th Level and Eventing Tests (FEI by request)
Cross Country* & Show Jumping Derby** Maiden through Preliminary (not NCDCTA-recognized)
*If competing in a CT, riders are not allowed to compete in the same level XC derby
**Riders may compete in any number of SJ rounds (including multiple rides at the same height-schooling only)
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16 - Horses Made Easy...Learning Series 5 Saturday February 16th from 12:00 - 1:00 with Dr. Brian Atwell of Northlake Veterinary Clinic Dr.
Atwell will join us to discuss Colic. It will be a very informative discussion on what is colic, tip to help prevent & treatment of colic. These discussion
are designed for you, so feel free to ask questions or tell your story. Dr. Bob Strong & Dr. Atwell will be doing several of these discussion throughout
the year. Let us know what you think and what you would like to know more about. At Country Ride Saddlery in Mooresville, NC
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16 -2008 Belt Buckle Series at Onslow Pines Park in Jacksonville, NC 10 a.m. www.sed4hhc.org
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16 - 17 - USTRC - US Team Roping Championships Contact Steve Rickly @ 740/969-2376 www.ustrc.com at Circle M Ranch Pelzer, SC
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17 -Valentine Drive with cones and obstacles after lunch to be hosted by faith in Salisbury Directions to come. Start time 10:00 am BYOL
Fee:$15.00
www.whipsandwheelsdrivingclub.org
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20 Eventing Derby & Barbeque Lunch
Dressage, TOC, Combined Test, Field Hunter Tests, Show Jumping & XC Schooling Day
at Sporting Days Farm in Aiken, SC www.sportingdaysfarm.com
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20-21 Horse Sale at Shadowlane Farm www.aikeneventhorsesale.com
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22 - 23 - NC Old Ford VFD Survivor Series Rodeo, Senator Bob Martin Ag Center in Williamston, NC Frankie Buck 252-946-9780
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22 - 23 - IPRA Rodeo at Clemson University Top cowboys and cowgirls compete in IPRA sanctioned rodeo in bronc riding, steer wrestling, bull
riding, barrel racing, team roping, and calf roping. Additional entertainment will be the One Arm Bandit-John S. Payne. A popular rodeo act
throughout the United States , Canada and Europe. Payne performs outstanding riding exhibitions on horseback and while Herding longhorn steers.
John is one of rodeo's favorite entertainers. By the time he is done with his act, he will have his horse and a small herd of paint horses on top of his
trailer. He lost an arm following an accident when 7,200 volts passed through his body for 10 seconds while he was working as an electrician.
Through CPR, he lived to spread havoc across the United States , Canada and eventually the world. He had been a rodeo entertainer before the
accident and quickly recovered to return to the rodeo arena. Born in Oklahoma, Payne has ranched there with his father and four older brothers
while not on the rodeo circuit. Ranch life taught John to get out of the way or get run over. Great Family entertainment. Indoor arena with full service
concessions and vendors with novelties, clothing, hats, jewelry, and other merchandise. Purchase your tickets in advance beginning Feburary 13th
at the following Ticket Outlets -Rabbit Box Feed Store in Central on Hwy 93; Rogers Stereo in Anderson and Greenville. Cowboy Express on
Woodruff Rd. Greenville; Flat Rock Farm & Garden on Hwy 178 in Liberty and Bergens in downtown Seneca. The outlets will stop selling tickets on
Thursday afternoon Feb.22. Tickets will be available at the Garrison Arena on Feb 23 at 1:00pm. Note: All general admission tickets are concrete
risers-nothing numbered-first come first serve. You may bring blanket or stadium seat to sit on. NO LAWN CHAIRS PLEASE. $17 tickets are
assigned seats by Row and Section. Actually have a seat to sit in like a theater type seat with a back on it. These tickets are $17 regardless of age.
All tickets may be purchased at the ticket window or one of the above outlets. 864-859-4364
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22 - 23 - South Carolina Pinto Horse Association www.scptha.com or scptha@yahoo.com Location: Mullet Hall Equestrian Center Johns Island,
SC
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23 - Jumper Show at Shawnee Acres in Wilson, NC Our Jumper shows will consist of Crossrails at 2', 2'6", 3', 3'6" with three classes in each
and divisions for youth and adult, in addition there will be three "money" classes. Contact Carrie Everhart at cwallick@yahoo.com
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23 - Mecklenburg Hounds Guest Hunt that was scheduled for Saturday, January 12th has been moved to Saturday, February 23 at 9am at
Larkspur Ranch. Additional information will be sent out in regards to that particular hunt.
The guest hunt on February 23rd will be open to anyone using any tack and any attire. The capping fee is the same as above.
Please call the foxline for any updates or changes. 704-844-2222. If you have any questions you may respond to this email or you may contact
Joint Master, Jeanine DeVaney 704-608-8487
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23 - Full Circle Farm & Country Ride Saddlery present Classical Dressage Day With Lacey Mayer
Full Circle Farm invites you to join us on Saturday, February 23, 2008, to come and ride with Dressage rider and trainer Lacey Mayer. Lacey Mayer
is an F.E.I. rider and trainer specializing in the art of Classical Dressage. Lacey and her husband Robert own and operate Windrose Farm focusing
on the teaching and training of both horses and riders from Intro Level through Grand Prix. Lacey is happy to work with beginning riders through F.E.
I. levels.
Eventers come and improve your dressage tests!!
Come join us and meet Lacey for a day of fun!
Private Lesson: $75 per rider *
Semi-Private (1-2 riders): $60 per rider *
Group Lesson (3-5 riders): $50 per rider *
*Horses trailered in please add $15 for facility use.
To register call or Email Rhonda Dipple at 980-721-6949 or Fullcirclefarmnc@hotmail.com
Indoor Facility available, lessons will go on rain or shine
Lecture on Classical Dressage: “The History and Theory Behind the Art.” Time 1PM. * Included in Lesson Fee
Closing date is one week before clinic.
Full Concession stand and Country Ride Saddlery will also be available on grounds!
Visit our website at fullcirclefarmnc.com
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23 - Health Care Union County REINS Horse Care Management Course 2008 Kristie Pearce (South Ridge Veterinary) topics to include Cushings
Disease, Equine Metabolic Syndrome, Insulin Resistance. Course starts January, 26th, 2008, please pre-register if possible, each class costs $10
per person. Classes start at 9am till 12pm at the Union County Agr-Centre, 3230 Presson Road, Monroe. (checks payable to REINS Union County)
Mail to: REINS Union County, 3230 Presson Road, Monroe, NC 28112. Attn: Julie Hope or Call Julie Hope on 704 756 7906 cell or home 704 753
5624 Each class will cover how the drought has affected these topics and provide the knowledge on how to deal with them.
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23 - Equine Medicine Symposium Feb 23, NCSU Vet School "NO BONES ABOUT IT!" Horse Owners - this is your chance to stay up to date on
all the latest information on your horse’s health. Please visit www.equinemedicinesymposium.com for more information about the Feb 23, 2008
Horse Owners Day, Equine Medicine Symposium Held at the NCSU College of Veterinarian Medicine in Raleigh.
To Register Visit www.equinemedicinesymposium.com
Contact us at 919-513-6421 with any questions.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available call (919) 513-6856
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23 - “CAROLINA’S HORSE SHOW CIRCUIT” “CHSC” at Brandywine Springs South Stables Inc., 3424 Drake Rd., Midland, NC 28107 704-
888-9096 Brandywine & Why Not An American Ark have joined together to create a horse show circuit. We will offer Hunter/Jumper & Jumper
classes at each show. All riders are welcome to show. We do have yearly memberships, $25.00 per individual, if you would like to participate in our
point’s circuit to be eligible for year-end prizes and banquet. Classes will be $13.00 each plus a $5.00 office fee, per rider show number. 1
Participation point will be given for each class you are showing in. ALL SHOWS ARE SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, RAIN DATE WILL BE
SUNDAY. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.CAROLINASHORSESHOWCIRCUIT.COM
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23 - Free Ulcer clinic: Is your horse stressed? Horse shows, Moving, hay shortage, short turn out time, small pastures, and many other factors
cause our horses to get ULCERS!!!
The vets will be discussing symptoms, preventative measures, and cures. The rep. from Succeed will be there to explain her product. There will be
a question and answer time.
February 23, 2008
10 am: hosted by Dr. Bob
2 pm: hosted by Dr. Reber
Mesimer Stables, 8471 Mooresville Rd, Concord, NC 28027
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23 - Young Riders Horse Related Consignment Sale at Brandywine Springs South in Midland, NC
- The Sale will be Feb. 23, 2008 from 8am to 4pm you must pick up all remaining merchandise by 4pm unless other arrangements have been
made.
- Notify heather workman, 704-784-9145, hworkman@carolina.rr.com, if you will be participating.
- Volunteers will be needed to set up, clean up, and man the sale throughout the day.
- The split will be 60/40. 40% going to the club.
- You may only consign horse related items: show clothes, tack, supplies, horse toys or-anything that has a horse on it
- Please have everything tagged with your name and price on each item. Make sure the tag is secure so that it won’t fall off.
- If you are consigning boots, please make sure they are put together so they won’t get separated.
- You will be able to drop off your items Friday, Feb. 22 from 5 to 6:30pm. Please have everything in either a box or container.
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23 - MECKLENBURG HOUNDS, INC. IS SPONSORING A GUEST HUNT - ANY TACK, ANY ATTIRE, ANY BREED OF HORSE.
Saturday February 23rd, 2008
REGISTRATION: 8:00 AM
CASTING TIME: 9:00 AM
LOCATION: LARKSPUR RANCH,
LOCATED AT INTERSECTION OF
HWY 521 SOUTH & HWY 75
6717 CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY,
LANCASTER, SC
COST: $30
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23 - 24 - Wateree Cutting Horse Association Judy Boozer @ 864/969-3251 www.ncha.com at Circle M Ranch Pelzer, SC
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24 - Wonderland Farm Spring Fling Series 2 Horse Show, Leland, NC for more information contact karen Mealey 910-655-5735 or
www.wonderlandfarm.net
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29 - NC Top Gun Productions Rodeo / WNC Ag Center in Fletcher, NC J.R. Drake 828-713-3006
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29 - March 2 - American Youth Horse Council Symposium at the North Raleigh Hilton, Raleigh, NC sponsored by the American Youth Horse
Council and the NC 4-H Horse Program http://www.nchorsecouncil.com/educational-courses/
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29 - March 2 - USEA Future and Young Event Horse Competition at Why Not An American Ark in Monroe, NC - Both FEH and YEH classes will
be added to the Spring Horse Trials at the Ark pending interest--these divisions would be held on Friday, February 29th beginning at 9am (they will
conclude before the xc course opens at 3pm, and are limited to the first 20 horses entered). YEH participants are allowed to cross-enter into the
Horse Trials (different riders allowed). Special rate layover stabling available for HT horses who ship in early for this event; contact organizer for
details.
"Sample" FEH jumping tests using the WNAAA xc course and show jumps:
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29 - NCHJA Show at Why Not An American Ark in Monroe, NC
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29 - 30 - SC QH Association "Winter Thaw" contact Sue Cox @ 864-848-1844 or www.scqha.com OR scox489@bellsouth.net at : Circle M Ranch
Pelzer, SC
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