Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
In September we will be hosting an Equine Affair with Natural Horsemanship Clinician Caroline Rider. This event will be sponsored by the North East Peruvian Horse Club The Date is Sept.6th.... you won't want to miss this ! She will do a demonstration with her horses and there will be openings for you to bring a horse and work with her one on one. Admission is $10.00 to watch for the day and $100.00 to bring a horse, please contact me if you feel you would like to bring your horse asap! There will be a limited #of participants admitted to the clinic session.
If someone has a Horse they need to work on a specific issue such as trailer loading or any training issue Caroline will do a demonstration with that horse on how to solve the problem. Snacks and Beverages will be Served throughout the day, so come on down, bring a friend , 4-H groups are welcome at a discount rate call me or e-mail me . I have enclosed an attachment of some details of the event if you would pass this one around!!!!! or go to my wb site for more details. www.sleepyhollowstablesllc.com Happy Trails!Torey
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Description:
2008 CREEKSIDE ROUNDUP EQUESTRIAN EVENTS
A Subcommittee of
THE FRANKLINVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
September 7 @ 8:00 AM Registration begins; Pull starts at 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM --- Farm Draft Horse Log Pulling Contest at Creekside Arena
Franklinville is located in the northeast corner of Cattaraugus County in the western Southern Tier. Since 2003 the community of Franklinville has been working to make Franklinville a "Horse Friendly Community". In 2006 the Cattaraugus County Legislature created a county-wide Equine Advisory Committee reporting directly to the Legislature. That committee is attempting to provide a clearing house to organize and publicise all equine events in the county. The committee is also in the process of developing a county map of all horse trails, equine businesses, and stables. With great support from the Legislature, the local communities, and the equine businesses in the county, we hope to make Cattaraugus County and our Village of Franklinville an equine destination.
The person who coordinates the calendar of events at the County level is Becky Smith. Her e-mail address is: Becky Smith‏ blsmith@cattco.org
Description:
September 7 Dressage Show & Combined Test
Paula Woodward
The Southlands Foundation
5771 Route 9
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-4862
www.southlands.org
Description:
Sept 7, 2008 PAHC Community Horse Show
Fancher Davidge Park, Middletown, NY
Contact: Marguerite Illing Phone: 845-292-7797 email: milling@hughes.net
Description:
New Jersey Pony Breeders & Owners, Inc. presents 3rd Annual All Pony Dressage Show
Open to all equines 14.3 hands and under.
Intro through 4th level
Adults may ride.
Prize List: www.casmaranstud.com
\]
Description:
Sept. 7 - Dressage Show, Horse Trials & Combined Test
Tara
(Cell - 973-903-3722)
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
All day event
Description:
4th ReRun Benefit Trail Ride sponsored by Debbie Schiraldi, Realtor, in Stewart State Forest in Montgomery, NY. Start anytime from 8:30 am till noon, pick a 2 or 4 hour trail ride, and pack a lunch. $15 Donation for ReRun ex-racehorse adoption program, prizes & day of fun! Neg. Coggins required. More info: DebbieSchiraldi@hvc.rr.com or 845-781-3420.
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
7:26pm - 9:26pm
Description:
The Orange County 4-H Horse Leaders meet every second Tuesday at 7:26 at the CCE Building, middletown, NY. Contact Tom davis for more info (845) 344-1234
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
Recognized by US Equestrian Federation
at
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE
$46,000 Purse
for benefit of
JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
“Conquering Diabetes in All of Its Forms
Wednesday through Sunday ~ September 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14, 2008 ~ HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties NY
Joslin Diabetes Center and New England Dressage Association have joined hands to provide diabetes awareness and education to the
equestrian community. Established in 1898, 23 years before insulin was identified, Joslin Diabetes Center has become the undisputed
world leader in diabetic research, treatment, and patient and professional education. As a nonprofit organization, Joslin benefits from the
generosity of donors in advancing its mission. Visit: www. joslin.org.
The Festival consists of four competitions, featuring 600 horses competing in classes from Training Level, the first step on the dressage
ladder, to Grand Prix, the pinnacle of the sport as seen at the Olympic Games.
Within this event are the New England Region 8 Regional Championships sponsored by the Great American Insurance Group and
United States Dressage Federation, and recognized by US Equestrian Federation. Championship classes will be held Thursday through
Sunday, featuring freestyle championships on Friday and Sunday.
Secondly, this event is one of the few internationally recognized American competitions (CDI-W J/Y Saugerties) recognized by the
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). International competitors earn scores toward representing their countries at competitions such
as the World Games or the Olympics. Specifically, Fall Festival is a qualifying event for the 2009 USEF Grand Prix and Intermediaire I
Championships and for the US Grand Prix Freestyle Championship which selects the American representative at the annual FEI World
Cup competition. On Thursday afternoon the International Competition begins with the formal inspection of the horses by FEI Officials,
certifying their identity and their fitness to compete. Riders from Denmark, Israel, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada and other
countries will compete. Classes are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with the Grand Prix de Dressage on Saturday afternoon and the
crowd favorite Grand Prix Special and musical freestyles Sunday afternoon.
Thirdly, all day Wednesday and Thursday morning, in the Sport Horse Breed Show horses (from weanlings to stallions) are shown "in
hand". There are special classes for Amateur Handlers, IBC classes for specific breeds of horses, and classes for ponies. This
competition is a both a qualifier for and regional finals for the USDF Breeders Championship New England Series also sponsored by
Great American; finals classes will be held Thursday morning just following the $3,500 New England Sport Horse Breeder's Futurity.
Finally, Thursday through Sunday a National Competition features hundreds of local competitors, amateurs and professionals, as well as
riders who have competed at the Olympics, the FEI World Cup, the World Games and the Pan American Games. Within this competition,
the Fall Festival Sweepstakes takes place, with final awards late on Friday late afternoon. On Sunday high scoring performers will be
selected for the Adult Amateur Championships and the Junior/Young Rider Championships.
Sunday features all levels, national and International, as well as regional championship classes. Freestyles will be held for Young Riders,
Intermediate and Grand Prix competitors, riding their horses to music in specially choreographed programs reminiscent of the famous
“dancing” Lipizzan horses of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Because there are very few competitions in this country featuring world
class horses and musical rides, ringside will be packed with excited spectators. Everyone loves to watch!
A large Equestrian Trade Fair will be held, featuring artists, horse supplies, boutiques, trailers.
Admission: $5 Each weekend day
$5 Program
Contacts:
Show Manager: Beth Jenkins
Home (508) 655-6490 / Cell (508) 733-3672
bjenkins@ix.netcom.com
Secretary: Debra Reinhardt
Home (203) 264-2148 / Cell (203) 671-0904
debra@centerlineevents.com
Directions:
Take Mass Pike to end and NY Thruway south to Exit 20. After toll
turn right onto Route 32 North and go 1 mile. Turn right onto
Peoples Road and go 9/10 mile. Turn left after RR tracks onto
Canoe Hill Road and go 5/10 mile. Canoe Hill becomes Mike Krout
Road, 8/10 mile. Grounds will be 1 8/10 miles on right.
Website:
www.neda.org for show schedule, times, stabling, results, photos
and other details
Release 1/1/2008
Description:
UCHC meeting will be at the Marbletown Community Center in Stone *
* Ridge on Wednesday September 10th at 6:30 for board members and *
* 7pm for general meeting. Door prizes and snacks, please *
* bring a friend! www.uchc-ny.org
Shannon Budnik 436-7669
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
Recognized by US Equestrian Federation
at
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE
$46,000 Purse
for benefit of
JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
“Conquering Diabetes in All of Its Forms
Wednesday through Sunday ~ September 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14, 2008 ~ HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties NY
Joslin Diabetes Center and New England Dressage Association have joined hands to provide diabetes awareness and education to the
equestrian community. Established in 1898, 23 years before insulin was identified, Joslin Diabetes Center has become the undisputed
world leader in diabetic research, treatment, and patient and professional education. As a nonprofit organization, Joslin benefits from the
generosity of donors in advancing its mission. Visit: www. joslin.org.
The Festival consists of four competitions, featuring 600 horses competing in classes from Training Level, the first step on the dressage
ladder, to Grand Prix, the pinnacle of the sport as seen at the Olympic Games.
Within this event are the New England Region 8 Regional Championships sponsored by the Great American Insurance Group and
United States Dressage Federation, and recognized by US Equestrian Federation. Championship classes will be held Thursday through
Sunday, featuring freestyle championships on Friday and Sunday.
Secondly, this event is one of the few internationally recognized American competitions (CDI-W J/Y Saugerties) recognized by the
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). International competitors earn scores toward representing their countries at competitions such
as the World Games or the Olympics. Specifically, Fall Festival is a qualifying event for the 2009 USEF Grand Prix and Intermediaire I
Championships and for the US Grand Prix Freestyle Championship which selects the American representative at the annual FEI World
Cup competition. On Thursday afternoon the International Competition begins with the formal inspection of the horses by FEI Officials,
certifying their identity and their fitness to compete. Riders from Denmark, Israel, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada and other
countries will compete. Classes are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with the Grand Prix de Dressage on Saturday afternoon and the
crowd favorite Grand Prix Special and musical freestyles Sunday afternoon.
Thirdly, all day Wednesday and Thursday morning, in the Sport Horse Breed Show horses (from weanlings to stallions) are shown "in
hand". There are special classes for Amateur Handlers, IBC classes for specific breeds of horses, and classes for ponies. This
competition is a both a qualifier for and regional finals for the USDF Breeders Championship New England Series also sponsored by
Great American; finals classes will be held Thursday morning just following the $3,500 New England Sport Horse Breeder's Futurity.
Finally, Thursday through Sunday a National Competition features hundreds of local competitors, amateurs and professionals, as well as
riders who have competed at the Olympics, the FEI World Cup, the World Games and the Pan American Games. Within this competition,
the Fall Festival Sweepstakes takes place, with final awards late on Friday late afternoon. On Sunday high scoring performers will be
selected for the Adult Amateur Championships and the Junior/Young Rider Championships.
Sunday features all levels, national and International, as well as regional championship classes. Freestyles will be held for Young Riders,
Intermediate and Grand Prix competitors, riding their horses to music in specially choreographed programs reminiscent of the famous
“dancing” Lipizzan horses of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Because there are very few competitions in this country featuring world
class horses and musical rides, ringside will be packed with excited spectators. Everyone loves to watch!
A large Equestrian Trade Fair will be held, featuring artists, horse supplies, boutiques, trailers.
Admission: $5 Each weekend day
$5 Program
Contacts:
Show Manager: Beth Jenkins
Home (508) 655-6490 / Cell (508) 733-3672
bjenkins@ix.netcom.com
Secretary: Debra Reinhardt
Home (203) 264-2148 / Cell (203) 671-0904
debra@centerlineevents.com
Directions:
Take Mass Pike to end and NY Thruway south to Exit 20. After toll
turn right onto Route 32 North and go 1 mile. Turn right onto
Peoples Road and go 9/10 mile. Turn left after RR tracks onto
Canoe Hill Road and go 5/10 mile. Canoe Hill becomes Mike Krout
Road, 8/10 mile. Grounds will be 1 8/10 miles on right.
Website:
www.neda.org for show schedule, times, stabling, results, photos
and other details
Release 1/1/2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
recognized by
United States Equestrian Federation
presented by
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE 2007
CDI-W J/Y Saugerties
Great American / USDF Breeders Championships
New England Series Final
Open Dressage and Breed Show Competition
September 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 and 16, 2007
HITS on the Hudson ~ Saugerties NY
http://www.neda.org/FallFestival-News.html
Description:
Clinic fee $260
Free to audit. Space is limited.
Please contact us
for more information.
“NO MATTER HOW GOOD THE INTENTIONS, HOW GOOD THE
TRAINER, HOW GOOD THE EQUIPMENT OR HEALTH CARE OR
ENVIRONMENT——IF THE FOUNDATION IS NOT SOLID, NOTHING ELSE
IS GOING TO BE QUITE RIGHT.”
Scott’s exceptionally quiet, gentle, and straightforward training style has
proven to be very effective with all types and ages of horses. He does not
use shortcuts, gimmicky equipment, or “ten easy steps.” While never
utilizing force or fear, these common-sense methods will help the rider
achieve partnership with his or her horse using the smallest of efforts
based on the concepts of feel, timing, balance, release, and reward.
The ultimate goal is to produce a truly versatile horse——one that can hold down a “real” job on a farm
or ranch, compete at the big events or on the weekends, and be steady and reliable for the kids after school.
Born into a legacy of horsemanship, Scott's philosophy on raising cattle and horses is deeply rooted in
his family's more than 120 years of experience as ranchers in Nebraska. His current stallion, Lil Wildcat, is on
the leading sires list for reined cowhorses. In addition to producing champions in cutting, reining, and reined
cowhorse—plus many great ranch horses——Scott’s horses have earned a reputation as quiet, calm horses that
take care of their riders.
Scott’s work is heavily influenced by Tom and Bill Dorrance, Ray Hunt, and Buck Brannaman, who
may be called practitioners of foundation horsemanship, vaquero horsemanship, or, more loosely,
natural horsemanship.
For more information, please visit WWW.WEHRMANNQUARTERHORSES.COM
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2008
11430 Savage Road
(corner of Allen)
Chafee, NY 14030
9 A..M. — 4 P.M. SESSIONS TAILORED TO EACH PARTICIPANT’S
CONCERNS. MAY INCLUDE WORK IN A ROUND
PEN, GROUND WORK, OR MOUNTED WORK.
CONTACT: JESSICA MARINELLI 716-308-1339
Foundation Horsemanship Clinic
SCOTT WEHRMANN
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
Recognized by US Equestrian Federation
at
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE
$46,000 Purse
for benefit of
JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
“Conquering Diabetes in All of Its Forms
Wednesday through Sunday ~ September 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14, 2008 ~ HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties NY
Joslin Diabetes Center and New England Dressage Association have joined hands to provide diabetes awareness and education to the
equestrian community. Established in 1898, 23 years before insulin was identified, Joslin Diabetes Center has become the undisputed
world leader in diabetic research, treatment, and patient and professional education. As a nonprofit organization, Joslin benefits from the
generosity of donors in advancing its mission. Visit: www. joslin.org.
The Festival consists of four competitions, featuring 600 horses competing in classes from Training Level, the first step on the dressage
ladder, to Grand Prix, the pinnacle of the sport as seen at the Olympic Games.
Within this event are the New England Region 8 Regional Championships sponsored by the Great American Insurance Group and
United States Dressage Federation, and recognized by US Equestrian Federation. Championship classes will be held Thursday through
Sunday, featuring freestyle championships on Friday and Sunday.
Secondly, this event is one of the few internationally recognized American competitions (CDI-W J/Y Saugerties) recognized by the
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). International competitors earn scores toward representing their countries at competitions such
as the World Games or the Olympics. Specifically, Fall Festival is a qualifying event for the 2009 USEF Grand Prix and Intermediaire I
Championships and for the US Grand Prix Freestyle Championship which selects the American representative at the annual FEI World
Cup competition. On Thursday afternoon the International Competition begins with the formal inspection of the horses by FEI Officials,
certifying their identity and their fitness to compete. Riders from Denmark, Israel, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada and other
countries will compete. Classes are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with the Grand Prix de Dressage on Saturday afternoon and the
crowd favorite Grand Prix Special and musical freestyles Sunday afternoon.
Thirdly, all day Wednesday and Thursday morning, in the Sport Horse Breed Show horses (from weanlings to stallions) are shown "in
hand". There are special classes for Amateur Handlers, IBC classes for specific breeds of horses, and classes for ponies. This
competition is a both a qualifier for and regional finals for the USDF Breeders Championship New England Series also sponsored by
Great American; finals classes will be held Thursday morning just following the $3,500 New England Sport Horse Breeder's Futurity.
Finally, Thursday through Sunday a National Competition features hundreds of local competitors, amateurs and professionals, as well as
riders who have competed at the Olympics, the FEI World Cup, the World Games and the Pan American Games. Within this competition,
the Fall Festival Sweepstakes takes place, with final awards late on Friday late afternoon. On Sunday high scoring performers will be
selected for the Adult Amateur Championships and the Junior/Young Rider Championships.
Sunday features all levels, national and International, as well as regional championship classes. Freestyles will be held for Young Riders,
Intermediate and Grand Prix competitors, riding their horses to music in specially choreographed programs reminiscent of the famous
“dancing” Lipizzan horses of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Because there are very few competitions in this country featuring world
class horses and musical rides, ringside will be packed with excited spectators. Everyone loves to watch!
A large Equestrian Trade Fair will be held, featuring artists, horse supplies, boutiques, trailers.
Admission: $5 Each weekend day
$5 Program
Contacts:
Show Manager: Beth Jenkins
Home (508) 655-6490 / Cell (508) 733-3672
bjenkins@ix.netcom.com
Secretary: Debra Reinhardt
Home (203) 264-2148 / Cell (203) 671-0904
debra@centerlineevents.com
Directions:
Take Mass Pike to end and NY Thruway south to Exit 20. After toll
turn right onto Route 32 North and go 1 mile. Turn right onto
Peoples Road and go 9/10 mile. Turn left after RR tracks onto
Canoe Hill Road and go 5/10 mile. Canoe Hill becomes Mike Krout
Road, 8/10 mile. Grounds will be 1 8/10 miles on right.
Website:
www.neda.org for show schedule, times, stabling, results, photos
and other details
Release 1/1/2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
The Heritage & Agriculture Association, Inc. (a non-profit corporation) presents TWO benefit horseback events (bring your own horse) for the restoration of Lusscroft Farms located in Wantage, NJ. www.lusscroftfarm.com
June 7, 2008 4th National Trails Day Horseback Trail Ride
Sept. 13-14, 2008 2nd Overnight campout for horses/riders
Description:
Centered Riding Clinic held at Winslow therapeutic Center Sept 13,14,15 Contact Winslow 328 Rt. 17A Warwick, NY 10990 (845)986-6686 fax (845)988-5980 www.winslow.org
Description:
AQHA RIDE PROGRAM
SUSSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
HOST AFFILIATE: New Jersey Quarter Horse Association
DATE: September 13-14, 2008
LOCATION: Lusscroft Farm, Sussex County, NJ
FEES: $125 weekend rate per person
DAILY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: In 1914, James Turner, a Montclair stockbroker, invested $500,000 to invent Lusscroft into a model dairy farm. He employed the most innovative practices based on scientific research of the time. Twenty-three buildings are still on the property including the Turner Mansion, the manager’s dwelling and dairy barn. This Ride includes refreshments during 2-4 p.m. and dinner Saturday and Sunday morning breakfast.
DIRECTIONS: Call for directions.
RENTAL HORSES: No
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER:
Susan Auer
PHONE: (908) 418-5923
E-MAIL: susra@verizon.net
WEB SITE: njqha.com
Chris Felcetto
PHONE: (732) 672-0840
E-MAIL: cfelcetto@msn.com
Description:
Farrier and Founder Clinic
You Want to be … at PSU for the Workshop
On Saturday September13, 2008
With Dr Esco Buff Nationally Know Farrier
(Registration at 8:30 am, program begins 9:00 am – ending at 4:30pm). The Animal Evaluation Center is located 8 mile southwest of State College on Rte 45, Rock Springs, Pa.
This Conference is for the:
Farrier who believes in continuing education and you want to stay informed of the latest farriery developments.
Veterinarian who has an interest in farriery and hoof care, and you want to successfully work in partnership with your clients farriers.
Horse owner who is truly concerned about the care of your horses hooves. Every farrier will tell you, "An educated horse owner is a better customer."
The purpose of this workshop/ live demonstrations is to provide individuals access to information regarding the horse's foot and holistic balance.
8:30 Registration
9:00– 10:30 Founder the theory, emergency first aid, and radiographic data collection,
10:30 – 10:45 Break
10:45 – 12:00 Interpretation of the radiographs and mechanical treatment of founder
12:00 – 1:30 Lunch- National Equine Identification Up-Date, Dr Ann Swinker & Helene McKernan
1:30 – 2:00 Live - Demonstration case study, history, radiograph review, etc
2:00 –4:00 Live - Shoeing of the case study
Program is hosted and sponsored by: Pennsylvania Professional Farriers Association and Penn State University, Equine Science Program
The cost is $25 to cover the costs of the refreshments, lunch and materials payable to PPFA. Please RSVP:
Dr Ann Swinker, Dairy and Animal Science, Penn State University, 324 Henning Building, University Park, Pa 16802
Registration is due by Sept 9, 2008
Phone: 814-865-7810 Fax: 814-865-7442
Email: aswinker@psu.edu
Description:
Equine Art Workshop. Saturday September 13 from 10:30 a.m. – Noon. Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame, 240 Main Street, Goshen. www.harnessmuseum.com. Susan Richter Todd will teach the art of cartooning. For 3-11 year olds. $5.00, accompanying parent free. Reservations needed. 845.294.6330.
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
recognized by
United States Equestrian Federation
presented by
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE 2007
CDI-W J/Y Saugerties
Great American / USDF Breeders Championships
New England Series Final
Open Dressage and Breed Show Competition
September 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 and 16, 2007
HITS on the Hudson ~ Saugerties NY
http://www.neda.org/FallFestival-News.html
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
Recognized by US Equestrian Federation
at
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE
$46,000 Purse
for benefit of
JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
“Conquering Diabetes in All of Its Forms
Wednesday through Sunday ~ September 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14, 2008 ~ HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties NY
Joslin Diabetes Center and New England Dressage Association have joined hands to provide diabetes awareness and education to the
equestrian community. Established in 1898, 23 years before insulin was identified, Joslin Diabetes Center has become the undisputed
world leader in diabetic research, treatment, and patient and professional education. As a nonprofit organization, Joslin benefits from the
generosity of donors in advancing its mission. Visit: www. joslin.org.
The Festival consists of four competitions, featuring 600 horses competing in classes from Training Level, the first step on the dressage
ladder, to Grand Prix, the pinnacle of the sport as seen at the Olympic Games.
Within this event are the New England Region 8 Regional Championships sponsored by the Great American Insurance Group and
United States Dressage Federation, and recognized by US Equestrian Federation. Championship classes will be held Thursday through
Sunday, featuring freestyle championships on Friday and Sunday.
Secondly, this event is one of the few internationally recognized American competitions (CDI-W J/Y Saugerties) recognized by the
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). International competitors earn scores toward representing their countries at competitions such
as the World Games or the Olympics. Specifically, Fall Festival is a qualifying event for the 2009 USEF Grand Prix and Intermediaire I
Championships and for the US Grand Prix Freestyle Championship which selects the American representative at the annual FEI World
Cup competition. On Thursday afternoon the International Competition begins with the formal inspection of the horses by FEI Officials,
certifying their identity and their fitness to compete. Riders from Denmark, Israel, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada and other
countries will compete. Classes are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with the Grand Prix de Dressage on Saturday afternoon and the
crowd favorite Grand Prix Special and musical freestyles Sunday afternoon.
Thirdly, all day Wednesday and Thursday morning, in the Sport Horse Breed Show horses (from weanlings to stallions) are shown "in
hand". There are special classes for Amateur Handlers, IBC classes for specific breeds of horses, and classes for ponies. This
competition is a both a qualifier for and regional finals for the USDF Breeders Championship New England Series also sponsored by
Great American; finals classes will be held Thursday morning just following the $3,500 New England Sport Horse Breeder's Futurity.
Finally, Thursday through Sunday a National Competition features hundreds of local competitors, amateurs and professionals, as well as
riders who have competed at the Olympics, the FEI World Cup, the World Games and the Pan American Games. Within this competition,
the Fall Festival Sweepstakes takes place, with final awards late on Friday late afternoon. On Sunday high scoring performers will be
selected for the Adult Amateur Championships and the Junior/Young Rider Championships.
Sunday features all levels, national and International, as well as regional championship classes. Freestyles will be held for Young Riders,
Intermediate and Grand Prix competitors, riding their horses to music in specially choreographed programs reminiscent of the famous
“dancing” Lipizzan horses of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Because there are very few competitions in this country featuring world
class horses and musical rides, ringside will be packed with excited spectators. Everyone loves to watch!
A large Equestrian Trade Fair will be held, featuring artists, horse supplies, boutiques, trailers.
Admission: $5 Each weekend day
$5 Program
Contacts:
Show Manager: Beth Jenkins
Home (508) 655-6490 / Cell (508) 733-3672
bjenkins@ix.netcom.com
Secretary: Debra Reinhardt
Home (203) 264-2148 / Cell (203) 671-0904
debra@centerlineevents.com
Directions:
Take Mass Pike to end and NY Thruway south to Exit 20. After toll
turn right onto Route 32 North and go 1 mile. Turn right onto
Peoples Road and go 9/10 mile. Turn left after RR tracks onto
Canoe Hill Road and go 5/10 mile. Canoe Hill becomes Mike Krout
Road, 8/10 mile. Grounds will be 1 8/10 miles on right.
Website:
www.neda.org for show schedule, times, stabling, results, photos
and other details
Release 1/1/2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Clinic fee $260
Free to audit. Space is limited.
Please contact us
for more information.
“NO MATTER HOW GOOD THE INTENTIONS, HOW GOOD THE
TRAINER, HOW GOOD THE EQUIPMENT OR HEALTH CARE OR
ENVIRONMENT——IF THE FOUNDATION IS NOT SOLID, NOTHING ELSE
IS GOING TO BE QUITE RIGHT.”
Scott’s exceptionally quiet, gentle, and straightforward training style has
proven to be very effective with all types and ages of horses. He does not
use shortcuts, gimmicky equipment, or “ten easy steps.” While never
utilizing force or fear, these common-sense methods will help the rider
achieve partnership with his or her horse using the smallest of efforts
based on the concepts of feel, timing, balance, release, and reward.
The ultimate goal is to produce a truly versatile horse——one that can hold down a “real” job on a farm
or ranch, compete at the big events or on the weekends, and be steady and reliable for the kids after school.
Born into a legacy of horsemanship, Scott's philosophy on raising cattle and horses is deeply rooted in
his family's more than 120 years of experience as ranchers in Nebraska. His current stallion, Lil Wildcat, is on
the leading sires list for reined cowhorses. In addition to producing champions in cutting, reining, and reined
cowhorse—plus many great ranch horses——Scott’s horses have earned a reputation as quiet, calm horses that
take care of their riders.
Scott’s work is heavily influenced by Tom and Bill Dorrance, Ray Hunt, and Buck Brannaman, who
may be called practitioners of foundation horsemanship, vaquero horsemanship, or, more loosely,
natural horsemanship.
For more information, please visit WWW.WEHRMANNQUARTERHORSES.COM
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2008
11430 Savage Road
(corner of Allen)
Chafee, NY 14030
9 A..M. — 4 P.M. SESSIONS TAILORED TO EACH PARTICIPANT’S
CONCERNS. MAY INCLUDE WORK IN A ROUND
PEN, GROUND WORK, OR MOUNTED WORK.
CONTACT: JESSICA MARINELLI 716-308-1339
Foundation Horsemanship Clinic
SCOTT WEHRMANN
Time:
All day event
Description:
World renowned English artist, Adam Binder to host a showing of his artwork at Warwick Grove. Proceeds to benefit Winslow Therapeutic Center in Warwick, NY. Check out Adam's work at http://www.adambindereditions.com. Check out www.mimas.com for more information.
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Description:
2008 CREEKSIDE ROUNDUP EQUESTRIAN EVENTS
A Subcommittee of
THE FRANKLINVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
September 14 @ 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM --- Fall Carriage Drive and Box Social on Country roads; The drive will begin at 11:00 Am with the Box Social picnic lunch at 12:30 PM.
Franklinville is located in the northeast corner of Cattaraugus County in the western Southern Tier. Since 2003 the community of Franklinville has been working to make Franklinville a "Horse Friendly Community". In 2006 the Cattaraugus County Legislature created a county-wide Equine Advisory Committee reporting directly to the Legislature. That committee is attempting to provide a clearing house to organize and publicise all equine events in the county. The committee is also in the process of developing a county map of all horse trails, equine businesses, and stables. With great support from the Legislature, the local communities, and the equine businesses in the county, we hope to make Cattaraugus County and our Village of Franklinville an equine destination.
The person who coordinates the calendar of events at the County level is Becky Smith. Her e-mail address is: Becky Smith‏ blsmith@cattco.org
Description:
I'm a trainer at Hilltop Equestrian Center in Goshen, NY. I wanted to add two open english/western shows that we are hosting later this summer. One is on August 10th (judged by Linda LaScala) and the other is September 14th (judged by Michael Dunn).
Thank you,
Karen Kiely
Hilltop Equestrian Center
845-291-7313
Description:
79th Annual
SPRING VALLEY
HORSE SHOW
New Vernon, New Jersey
Sunday
September 14, 2008
USEF “C” Rated
NJHSA * NJPHA
MANAGER & COURSE DESIGNER
Mr. Jack Benson, Whitehouse Station, NJ
SHOW DAY MANAGER
Mr. Tom Mazzaccaro, Montville, NJ
JUDGES
TBA
USEF STEWARD
Mr. George Uniss of Branchville, NJ
VETERINARIAN ON CALL
Dr. Brendan Furlong
(908)-439-2821
SECRETARY
Mrs. Shirley Grisewood
251 Old Turnpike Rd
Califon, NJ 07830
PHONE: (908)-832-7402
FAX: (908)-832-6402
Description:
Sept. 14 - Michael Page Jumping Clinic
Tara
(Cell - 973-903-3722)
Description:
The Heritage & Agriculture Association, Inc. (a non-profit corporation) presents TWO benefit horseback events (bring your own horse) for the restoration of Lusscroft Farms located in Wantage, NJ. www.lusscroftfarm.com
June 7, 2008 4th National Trails Day Horseback Trail Ride
Sept. 13-14, 2008 2nd Overnight campout for horses/riders
Centered Riding Clinic held at Winslow therapeutic Center Sept 13,14,15 Contact Winslow 328 Rt. 17A Warwick, NY 10990 (845)986-6686 fax (845)988-5980 www.winslow.org
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
recognized by
United States Equestrian Federation
presented by
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE 2007
CDI-W J/Y Saugerties
Great American / USDF Breeders Championships
New England Series Final
Open Dressage and Breed Show Competition
September 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 and 16, 2007
HITS on the Hudson ~ Saugerties NY
http://www.neda.org/FallFestival-News.html
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
Recognized by US Equestrian Federation
at
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE
$46,000 Purse
for benefit of
JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
“Conquering Diabetes in All of Its Forms
Wednesday through Sunday ~ September 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14, 2008 ~ HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties NY
Joslin Diabetes Center and New England Dressage Association have joined hands to provide diabetes awareness and education to the
equestrian community. Established in 1898, 23 years before insulin was identified, Joslin Diabetes Center has become the undisputed
world leader in diabetic research, treatment, and patient and professional education. As a nonprofit organization, Joslin benefits from the
generosity of donors in advancing its mission. Visit: www. joslin.org.
The Festival consists of four competitions, featuring 600 horses competing in classes from Training Level, the first step on the dressage
ladder, to Grand Prix, the pinnacle of the sport as seen at the Olympic Games.
Within this event are the New England Region 8 Regional Championships sponsored by the Great American Insurance Group and
United States Dressage Federation, and recognized by US Equestrian Federation. Championship classes will be held Thursday through
Sunday, featuring freestyle championships on Friday and Sunday.
Secondly, this event is one of the few internationally recognized American competitions (CDI-W J/Y Saugerties) recognized by the
Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI). International competitors earn scores toward representing their countries at competitions such
as the World Games or the Olympics. Specifically, Fall Festival is a qualifying event for the 2009 USEF Grand Prix and Intermediaire I
Championships and for the US Grand Prix Freestyle Championship which selects the American representative at the annual FEI World
Cup competition. On Thursday afternoon the International Competition begins with the formal inspection of the horses by FEI Officials,
certifying their identity and their fitness to compete. Riders from Denmark, Israel, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Canada and other
countries will compete. Classes are held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with the Grand Prix de Dressage on Saturday afternoon and the
crowd favorite Grand Prix Special and musical freestyles Sunday afternoon.
Thirdly, all day Wednesday and Thursday morning, in the Sport Horse Breed Show horses (from weanlings to stallions) are shown "in
hand". There are special classes for Amateur Handlers, IBC classes for specific breeds of horses, and classes for ponies. This
competition is a both a qualifier for and regional finals for the USDF Breeders Championship New England Series also sponsored by
Great American; finals classes will be held Thursday morning just following the $3,500 New England Sport Horse Breeder's Futurity.
Finally, Thursday through Sunday a National Competition features hundreds of local competitors, amateurs and professionals, as well as
riders who have competed at the Olympics, the FEI World Cup, the World Games and the Pan American Games. Within this competition,
the Fall Festival Sweepstakes takes place, with final awards late on Friday late afternoon. On Sunday high scoring performers will be
selected for the Adult Amateur Championships and the Junior/Young Rider Championships.
Sunday features all levels, national and International, as well as regional championship classes. Freestyles will be held for Young Riders,
Intermediate and Grand Prix competitors, riding their horses to music in specially choreographed programs reminiscent of the famous
“dancing” Lipizzan horses of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Because there are very few competitions in this country featuring world
class horses and musical rides, ringside will be packed with excited spectators. Everyone loves to watch!
A large Equestrian Trade Fair will be held, featuring artists, horse supplies, boutiques, trailers.
Admission: $5 Each weekend day
$5 Program
Contacts:
Show Manager: Beth Jenkins
Home (508) 655-6490 / Cell (508) 733-3672
bjenkins@ix.netcom.com
Secretary: Debra Reinhardt
Home (203) 264-2148 / Cell (203) 671-0904
debra@centerlineevents.com
Directions:
Take Mass Pike to end and NY Thruway south to Exit 20. After toll
turn right onto Route 32 North and go 1 mile. Turn right onto
Peoples Road and go 9/10 mile. Turn left after RR tracks onto
Canoe Hill Road and go 5/10 mile. Canoe Hill becomes Mike Krout
Road, 8/10 mile. Grounds will be 1 8/10 miles on right.
Website:
www.neda.org for show schedule, times, stabling, results, photos
and other details
Release 1/1/2008
Description:
AQHA RIDE PROGRAM
SUSSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
HOST AFFILIATE: New Jersey Quarter Horse Association
DATE: September 13-14, 2008
LOCATION: Lusscroft Farm, Sussex County, NJ
FEES: $125 weekend rate per person
DAILY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: In 1914, James Turner, a Montclair stockbroker, invested $500,000 to invent Lusscroft into a model dairy farm. He employed the most innovative practices based on scientific research of the time. Twenty-three buildings are still on the property including the Turner Mansion, the manager’s dwelling and dairy barn. This Ride includes refreshments during 2-4 p.m. and dinner Saturday and Sunday morning breakfast.
DIRECTIONS: Call for directions.
RENTAL HORSES: No
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER:
Susan Auer
PHONE: (908) 418-5923
E-MAIL: susra@verizon.net
WEB SITE: njqha.com
Chris Felcetto
PHONE: (732) 672-0840
E-MAIL: cfelcetto@msn.com
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Centered Riding Clinic held at Winslow therapeutic Center Sept 13,14,15 Contact Winslow 328 Rt. 17A Warwick, NY 10990 (845)986-6686 fax (845)988-5980 www.winslow.org
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
recognized by
United States Equestrian Federation
presented by
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE 2007
CDI-W J/Y Saugerties
Great American / USDF Breeders Championships
New England Series Final
Open Dressage and Breed Show Competition
September 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 and 16, 2007
HITS on the Hudson ~ Saugerties NY
http://www.neda.org/FallFestival-News.html
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Great American Insurance Group / United States Dressage Federation
REGION 8 DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
recognized by
United States Equestrian Federation
presented by
New England Dressage Association
FALL FESTIVAL OF DRESSAGE 2007
CDI-W J/Y Saugerties
Great American / USDF Breeders Championships
New England Series Final
Open Dressage and Breed Show Competition
September 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 and 16, 2007
HITS on the Hudson ~ Saugerties NY
http://www.neda.org/FallFestival-News.html
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Description:
SHOW - Gladstone Combined Driving Event. September 18-21, 2008, Contact: Gayle Stinson, Secretary, 908-453-3332 email:
welshponypower@yahoo.com
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
7:30pm - 9:00pm
Description:
Orange County Horse Council of NY, Inc.
General Membership Meetings 7:30 pm
3rd Thursday of Month
All meetings will be at the Brick Church, Rt. 17K West of Montgomery unless otherwise noted
OPEN DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW
Horse Park of New Jersey, Allentown, NJ
SHOW DATE OPENING DATE CLOSING DATE
September 19, 2008 August 1, 2008 August 29, 2008
MANAGER MANAGEMENT DRESSAGE COORDINATOR
Nancy Hutcheson Horse Park of NJ Alista Bealer
Horse Park of NJ 610-767-7346
P.O. Box 419 JUDGE: Lisa Schmidt
Cream Ridge, NJ 08514
609-259-0170 T.D.: TBA
horseparkofnj@aol.com
Show Office Phone: 609-259-1881 (Sept. 19, 2007 only)
............................................................................
CLASSES
All classes will be held in the Indoor arena – footing; soil composite
1. USDF Introductory Level Test A
2. USDF Introductory Level Test B
3. USEF Training Level Test 1
4. USEF Training Level Test 2
5. USEF Training Level Test 3
6. USEF Training Level Test 4
7. USEF First Level Test 1
8. USEF First Level Test 2
9. USEF First Level Test 3
10. USEF First Level Test 4
11. USEF Second Level TOC, specify test
12. USEF Third Level TOC, specify test
Jersey Bred horses will receive precedent.
............................................................................
FEES:
Entry Fee: all classes - $20
Haul-in Fee: $20 per horse (for non-stabled horses)
Stabling: $35, day stalls only.
Pre-ordered shavings: $7/bag; $8/bag on site.
NO STRAW BEDDING! The Horse Park will charge $10 per stall additional clean up fee.
Post entries: post entries will be permitted as space permits, subject to a $25 post entry fee.
ENTRIES: If the show is oversubscribed and there is a wait list, Jersey Bred horses will receive precedent.
TIMES: available by Wednesday, September 17, at www.Horseparkofnewjersey.com, or from the secretary at the phone number above.
OTHER: All dogs MUST be on a leash at all times!
Management reserves the right to combine, divide, or cancel any class
For more information, please visit the website: www.horseparkofnewjersey.com
Description:
SHOW - Gladstone Combined Driving Event. September 18-21, 2008, Contact: Gayle Stinson, Secretary, 908-453-3332 email:
welshponypower@yahoo.com
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Description:
Samantha Williams Dressage Clinic
Paula Woodward
The Southlands Foundation
5771 Route 9
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
845-876-4862
Description:
SUSSEX COUNTY HORSE SHOW
BENEFIT SERIES
http://sussexcountyhorseshow.com/html/benefit_series.html
Year End Awards - Year End Trainer Award
2008 Dates - June 21 / June 28 / July 8 / July 30 /
September 20 / October 11
Description:
TRAIL RIDE - Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008
Rain date : Sunday, Sept. 21
Start Time: Start any time 10AM - 2PM
AMENIA, NY - Saddle Up for St. Jude event benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Follow marked trails at your own pace on some of Wethersfield Estate’s scenic trails while benefiting a worthy cause.
Directions: call (845) 373-8589 7AM-7PM.
- Or - MapQuest or Google Maps:
Wethersfield Farm
214 Pugsley Hill Road
Amenia, NY 12501
* All riders must wear safety helmets
* Bring your own water
* Feel free to bring a picnic lunch
* Ride is approximately 7 miles.
Two ways to participate:
1. Get sponsorship from friends and families using a sponsor form
(call or email to have the form mailed to you), or
2. Attend with a donation to St. Jude in any dollar amount.
* Make checks payable to St. Jude Children’s Hospital
No need to call to participate.
For further information or to make a donation:
Sandy or Cerice at Wethersfield Stables (845) 373-8589 7AM-7PM.
Or email wethersfield@optimum.net.
Description:
This camp is open to both junior and adult riders and we guarantee that you will be extremely satisfied.
An additional highlight to this weekend will be that each participant will be able to work with a qualified Saddle Fitter on Sunday!!!
A rider application, instructor biographies and further details will be available the first week of September. If you are interested and want to reserve a spot please contact
Helen Lamison at 845-294-8626 or e-mail hlamison@frontiernet.net
Description:
SHOW - Gladstone Combined Driving Event. September 18-21, 2008, Contact: Gayle Stinson, Secretary, 908-453-3332 email:
welshponypower@yahoo.com
Description:
Horse Exhibit at the Musuem of Natural History, NYC
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/horse/?src=s2f
The exhibit runs May 17, 2008 - January 4th 2008
Time:
5:00pm
Description:
Team Penning at Clover Hill Farm
567 Plains Road Wallkill, NY 12589
We are offering Team Penning every Wed. at 6 PM and every Saturday at 5 PM. Everyone is welcome. $25.00 per person. If you would like more information please call 845-851-8018 or email bxstable@aol.com. Thanks
Horse Exhibit Museum of Natural History