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12/ SEPTEMBER 2010 THE RIDER The First Annual Horse Wish Gala


The inaugural Amber Marshall Horse Wish Gala was held Sunday August 29 at the Wilson H2 Ranch in Woodville, Ontario.


Horse Wish is a newly formed, non-profit organization dedicated to providing a ‘Horse Life Experience’ to those who otherwise who would not have the opportunity. Catering to adults and children, the group plans to partner with local organizations like the Boys and Girls Clubs, Women’s Resources, Veteran’s Affairs and the YMCA to identify people who could benefit this


kind of pastime.


An integral part of Horse Wish is their spokesperson Amber Marshall who plays Amy on the hit TV series Heartland. She generously donated a rare day off to actively take part in the fund raising Gala. Amber proved she could rope and ride with the best of them spending much of the day on in the saddle– flying the Canadian flag during the opening ceremonies, taking part in a cutting demonstration and even answering audi- ence questions from horseback.


The Gala featured various ranch and riding exhibitions, a small animal petting corral, a silent auction, vendors, demonstrations and entertain- ment by the Wolfgang Brothers. Among those appearing were Wilson H2 Ranch’s ‘Boss Bucka- roo’ and Horse Wish Vice President Benjamin Guy, Annie Lalande and her Andalusian, expert equine trainer Jim Young, and animal communi- cator Lauren Bode.


It was a fun-filled, informative day for equine and Amber Marshall fans alike.


For more information visit: www.horsewish.ca


Ryan, from Wilson H2 Ranch, gives a barrel racing demonstration aboard a rescue horse.


Amber Marshall, star of the TV series Heartland and Spokesperson for the newly-formed Horse Wish Organization, flies the Canadian flag during the opening ceremonies of the First Annual Amber Marshal Horse Wish Gala.


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for New & Non-Renewed Members Now is the time to take out an OEF mem- bership if you don’t already have one or did not renew for 2010.. It’s not too late.


Amber spent much of the day on horseback even fielding questions from the audience while mounted on Sierra.


Benjamin Guy, VP of Horse Wish, shown here with his rescue horse, explains the important role horses and cowboying have played in his life.


The Ontario Equestrian Federation is pleased to offer the opportunity for brand new and non-renewed members to join the OEF for the remainder of the 2010 year and all of 2011 at a discounted rate! Extended memberships are effective from date of application through to December 31, 2011. The fees are $75 for an


Adult membership and $65 for a Junior member- ship (17 years of age and younger as of January 1st 2011).


To access an Extended membership applica- tion please contact our Membership Team - Susan Bell/membership@horse.on.ca or Andrea Nemeth/member2@horse.on.ca, 1-877-441- 7112, 905-709-6545 or visit the OEF website www.horse.on.ca where you are able to do the Extended membership online.


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