22/ DECEMBER 2010 THE RIDER
Eastern Canadian Regional Director: Joanne McEachern,
RR#4, Grand Valley, Ont. L0N 1G0 (519) 928-9828
Ontario Director Chris Blane
562 Lynden Road, Brantford, ON 519-647-0313(cell), 519-802-4449(cell)
2010 Ontario Directors: District 1 (Western Ontario): Debby McMullen-Hockin
(519) 485-7577,
mcmullend@rogers.com Boundaries for District 1: From Hwy 86 at Amberley along through to Hwy 8 to Dundas (Hamilton) & all West!
District 2 (Central Ontario): Joanne McEachern,
RR#4, Grand Valley, Ont. L0N 1G0
WEB SITE:
www.nbhacanada.com • E-Mail Address:
nbhacanada@live.ca NBHA Canada December 2010 News
Martha Josey. Edwin ran a 16.127 to earn $446. Sue Collier was 64 in the 3-D.
NBHA World Show
The NBHA World show was a huge success in its new location in Perry Geor- gia. Everyone raved about the new facili- ty and how great it was to not have to move back and forth from the show arena to the stalls. The Canadian contingent was well represented and was extremely successful.
*****CONGRATS TO OUR NBHA SENIOR WORLD 1-D RESERVE: EDWIN CAMERON!!*****
OPEN WORLD RESULTS: CON- GRATS to Edwin Cameron and Bahama Bully on their 8th place finish in the 1-D with a time of 15.56 earning $1,655. Congrats to Tiany Schuster and Bound In Black for their 15th place 1-D finish, in a time of 15.745 earning $451. Edwin placed 18th in the 2-D with Go Man of Honor with a time of 16.001. Congrats to Tamaran Gray and Possum for their 8th place finish in the 4-D earning $937.
Saturday Consolation: Congrats to Caleb Clingen and White Alibi for a 5th in the 1-D earning $435.
21 Race: Congrats goes to Amy Fother- ingham who won the 3-D, with a time of 16.687 earning $1530. Krystal Cairns and Belle’s Sanita Jet were 43 in the 2-D.
Shelley Stephenson was 46 in the 2-D. Maxine Watson was 89 in the 3-D and Murray Watson was 14 in the 4-D.
Senior: 1st Go: Congrats go to Edwin Cameron finishing 2nd in the 1-D with Bahama Bully with a time of 15.891 earn- ing $505. He also finished 7th with Go Man of Honour with 16.015 earning $208. He finished 17th in the 1-D with Bound in Black with 16.181. Murray Watson and Pocos Rocket Runner finished 6th in the 3-D with a time of 16.915 earning $165. Sue Collier finished 44th in the 3-D with Ms Flyaway Baby in a time of 17.135.
Open 1st Go: Congratulations to Edwin Cameron finishing 6th in the 1-D and earning $978. Caleb Clingen was 23 in the 1-D on White Alibi. Josiah Clingen was 180 in the 2-D. Amy Fotheringham was 36th in the 3-D. Lisa Gray was 46 in the 3-D. Krystal Cairns on Roxledge Roxanna was 101 in the 3-D. Sue Collier was 144 in the 3-D. Tiany Schuster was 169 in the 3-D. Maxine Watson was 174 in the 3-D. Murray Watson was 26 in the 4-D. Tamaran Gray was 30 in the 4-D. Caleb Clingen on Frenchie was 87 in the 4-D. Wynter Fotheringham was 106 in the 4-D.
Senior: 2nd Go: Congrats to Edwin Cameron for winning the 2-D in a tie with
NBHA Canada Ontario Director to China
NBHAC Ontario Director Chris Blane recently returned home from a one month stay in China where he was riding and helping fel- low barrel racers. Chris had met them at a previous International Rid- ing Competition in Italy and was invited to visit China. He went for a one week stay in September and returned for the month of November to help them with various horses and issues. He was also able to source them tack and bits which are very difficult to find in China and had them shipped there from Canada. They are very appreciative of the help and are hoping to come here to see barrel racing in Ontario this summer. Congratulations Chris
2011 Schedule Filling Up
The 2011 Schedule is filling up fast and if anyone you know is inter- ested in sanctioning an NBHA run this season please contact your dis- trict director asap to reserve a date. District 2 has 9 new dates added to the show schedule and we are in the process of putting together a series with awards and a larger money added final show for mem- bers of District 2 attending these shows. I would like to thank Denise Stoddart for her help with this.
Gerard and Christine Bernauer are putting on a huge event that you won’t want to miss. Save May 20-23, 2011 for the ROCK ‘N HORSE
FEST...inter- national festival of the horse featuring Live Music, Dodge Ram Rodeo, OBRA & NBHA Barrel Racing, Hunter Jumpers, SOTC Classic & Game Horse Show! All weekend In Harrow, Ontario. More details coming soon! We will continue to add dates to the website as they are confirmed. Stay tuned for a great season!
May this edition find you enjoying the wonders of winter with your horses. Keep warm and enjoy the holiday season. Hope to see you out at some of the many jackpot events being held this winter.
(519) 928-9828
Boundaries for District 2: East of Hwy 86 from Amberley to Hwy 8 at (Dundas) Hamil- ton and West of Gravenhurst down to Whitby along Hwy 12.
District 3 (Northern Ontario): Boundaries for District 3: North of Graven- hurst along Hwy 169, Hwy 11 & Hwy 60 over to Pembroke.. all North!
District 4 (Eastern Ontario): Kathy Richards
733 Black Rd., Demorestville, ON K0K 1W0 613-476-3792,
hkathy55@gmail.com Boundaries for District 4: East of Hwy 12 from Whitby up to Gravenhurst, East of Huntsville along Hwy 60 to Pembroke.
District 1 - Quebec - TBA 2010 Maritimes Director – TBA
Qingdao, China
Qingdao, China
Chris and friends in China
Can Am Equine Emporium All Set To Go for 2011
By Kelly Bowers
The London Western Fairgrounds will soon be buzzing again with horse talk. On March 18th, 19th and 20th, 2011, CanAm Equine Emporium will again be held at the suit- able London venue and will feature many new ini- tiatives for the horse enthu- siast! One of the most exciting news was announced by Ross Millar, president of Canam recent- ly. It seems that Amber Marshall will be honoured in a ceremony held during the exciting weekend. Amber is best known and has won the hearts of worldwide TV audiences for her starring role in the CBC hit TV series, Heart- land. She is a respected actress, horseperson, celebrity, and young role model for even younger girls. This would seem to
be a suitable tribute for Amber who was actually raised in London, Ontario and still has family and friends in the area. Amber is looking forward to com- ing home and excited to be honored at the Can Am Equine Emporium. A huge thrill for fans, Amber will make a public appearance on Sunday to see friends, meet fans and sign auto- graphs.
For the lifelong stu- dent hiding inside us all, the price of admission to Canam includes the unique opportunity to learn from a variety of clinicians in seminars held throughout the weekend.
able units open to the pub- lic. Bigger is better and Canam will see many new vendors this year with over 120,000 sq ft. of shopping and close to 200 exhibitors. As we all know, Canam is really “all about the horse” and “Ram” Stal- lion Avenue will showcase many of Ontario’s top Stal- lions. If you like a bit of action, Home Hardware is presenting a schedule of expanded FREE daytime Extravaganzas. This means lots of horses and lots of exciting family entertain- ment for the entire week- end.
The “Great Can Am Tack and Trailer Sale” will return. With Can- Am becoming Canadas #1 place to stop and shop trail- ers, plans are to expand the area for even more avail-
Entrance to Can Am will be $20. for adults, $15. for youth and kids 6 and under for only $5. Sched- uled highlights will be added weekly on
www.canamequine.ca as they become available.
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