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Dust in horse arenas can make it
The Ontario Equestrian Federa- tion (OEF) and the Ontario Thera- peutic Riding Association (OnTRA) are proud to announce that they are teaming up to introduce a new pro- gram entitled, “Ribbons for Rides”. The program is available to all thera- peutic riders in Ontario and is there is no cost to participate.
Every time a rider completes any Federation International Equestre (FEI) Para Dressage test he or she will receive a ribbon. For every test completed the participating rider will receive the next placing, for the opportunity to achieve a champion rosette:
Test #1 – eighth place ribbon – brown
Test #2 – seventh place ribbon – pur- ple
Test #3 – sixth place ribbon – pink Test #4 – fifth place ribbon – green
Test #5 – fourth place ribbon – yel- low
Test #6 – third place ribbon – white Test #7 – second place ribbon – blue Test #8 – firth place ribbon – red Test #9 – Reserve Champion rosette Test #10 – Champion rosette
In appreciation of the time and ef for t that riders put into complet- ing ten tests, the OEF is pleased to arrange to have the champion rosettes signed by the rider of the recipient’s choosing! The program is open to all therapeutic riders and all parents, instructors, facilities or rid- ers themselves are encouraged to contact the OEF Office to register for the program. There is absolutely no cost to participate.
Equestrian Management Group (EMG) is generously donating the ribbons and will be providing dona-
tion boxes at competitions held at the Caledon Equestrian Park in 2012. All competitors are encouraged to donate any ribbons of their choosing! Thank you to all those who donated ribbons this year, especially to Wayne McLellan, Scott and Anne McKay and to the group of young girls who made a great effort to track Dianne down at the show!
To access the Para Dressage tests please visit:
http://www.fei.org/disciplines/offi- cials-organisers/organisers/para- equestrian-dressage/dressage-tests
For more information about the Ribbons for Rides program please contact Melissa Monardo at market-
ing@horse.on.ca or Viki LaComb at
president@ontra.ca.
ANCASTER SADDLE CLUB
uncomfortable for riders and horses. It’s
Year End Awards Banquet: November 14, 2009. For more information visit
www.ancastersaddle
club.com
better to ride in a dust free environment.
Let Chambers Dust Control with over 30 years experience give you that dust free environment. All products are Ministry of Environment approved. After spraying your arena you are able to ride in it within a few hours.
If you have any questions about your footing please call John Chambers at the above number.
Email:
Chambers.dustcontrol@hotmail.com
WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY OF ONTARIO 2009 SHOW DATES
Nov 13 - Royal Winter Fair Shows marked (Q) are quali- fiers for the Royal Winter Fair Champion of Champi- ons. For more information please visit our website at
www.welshpony.on.ca or contact Shirley Cane @ (905)986-4558
MID-WESTERN ONTARIO
HORSEMAN’S SOCIETY Annual Meeting – Novem- ber 15 at Strathroy Super-
store 1 PM.
For More information con- tact: Lynn Eaton 887 Crum- lin Side Road, London, ON N5V lR6, 519-451-8618 • Email: smidget48@hot-
mail.com
OXFORD TRAIL RIDERS
Banquet is November 7th at the CAW Hall in Ingersoll, Ontario. www.oxfordtrail-
riders.com
CTHS Winter Mixed Sale of Thoroughbreds
The annual CTHS Winter Mixed Sale of Thorough- breds takes place Saturday, November 26th at the Woodbine Sales Pavilion at Woodbine Racetrack, in Toronto. Consisting of broodmares, stallions, wean- lings, yearlings and horses
of racing age, this Sale promises to have something for everyone. Catalogues are expected out in early November, as well as being available on the CTHS web- site. For further information, please visit
www.cthsont.com or contact the CTHS at 416-675-3602.
WindReach Farm Hal- loween Happenings Sat. October 29, 2011, 5 to 9 pm
WindReach Farm, 312 Townline Rd, Ashburn, ON. Fundrasing event - Come in costumes for hay wagon rides, corn maze, crafts & activities. Refreshments and spaghetti dinner available to buy, $10. per car donation. 905.655.5827, www.win-
dreachfarm.org
2nd Annual Cowboy Christmas
Saturday November 19th 10 am - 4 p.m.
The Saddle Shack,, 271346 Grey Rd. 6, Mount Forest, On
Decorated festivities with Christmas gifts available from local artisans and ven- dors, riding demos, home baking and cider. Decorated festivities with local artisans and vendors, riding demos, home baking and cider.
www.thesaddleshack-
sc.com. For more details, check them out on Facebook or Twitter.
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Halloween Happenings at
WindReach Farm
Organizers are inviting families out to Windreach Farm for “Halloween Happenings on Saturday Oct. 29th. The festivities including fun and spooky family entertainment will begin at 5 and run till 9pm. Get out your cos- tumes and join volunteers and staff at the Farm’s annual Halloween Happen- ings…take a hay wagon ride, explore the boardwalk and trails, hide in the corn maze. Music and dancing in the Century Barn, children’s craft area and activities. Spaghetti dinner, witches brew and other delightful snacks avail- able to purchase. A donation of $10 per family car will support the farm’s fundraising activities. To learn more about Windreach Farm, go to
www.windreachfarm.org
Lorik Horse Walkers Werner Bohner
www.loriktool.com/horsewalker Phone: (519) 758-8660 • Cell (519) 209-8196
WindReach Farm receives no government funding and works with the community to provide an inclu- sive, safe and welcoming environment for persons of all ages and disabilities by providing opportunities to enjoy experiences in a farm and natural envi- ronment.
Plan some seasonal fun this October and take in the Halloween Happening at WindReach Farm. For more information contact Pam McColl at 905.655.5827, email: fundrais-
ing@windreachfarm.org or visit
www.windreachfarm.org
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