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MARCH/APRIL 2012 THE RIDER /79 Everything Equine Expo and Trade Show 2012


“Leave Your Bull at Home and Come see Ours!” By Margaret Langlands Mark Saturday, June 16, 2012 on your calendar. The Uxbridge Horsemen’s Association is once again presenting the 8th Annual Everything Equine Expo and Trade Show. This year’s Main Ring headliner will be “Bulls & Barrels” – a live Rodeo event featur- ing bull riding, barrel rac- ing, precision riding, cow- boy Clowns and much more.


Each year is a new experience at the show. There is always something for everyone – not just the horsey set. Each year we have approximately 80+ Vendors both indoors and out. The Everything Equine Trade Show brings together vendors, breed representation and experts in the various disciplines – Western, English, Dres- sage, Reining, Natural Horsemanship and Trail. For the kids Breyer Horses will be back this year with


“Paint Your Pony” for the kids, sponsored by the Uxbridge Horsemen’s Association and All About Equine tack shop in Uxbridge. Pony rides will also be available during the day to round out the expe- rience!


Have you ever seen a horse being shod? Come and see farriers trimming and shoeing horses.


In the main ring local horseman DJ Murtagh will be re-joining us to help explain the importance of establishing clear commu- nication through your hors- es feet to connect with the mind. Essentially horses establish leadership by directing movement through the feet. Being able to influence all four quarters


of your horse is essential for a solid foundation. A new addition this year will be Muriel Chest- nut of Chestnut Equestrian riding her imported Span- ish Stallion Soberbio XII, a magnificent example of the


Dressage Clinic at Center Line Equestrian


Andulasian breed. They have per- formed together in a theatrical show during the 2007 CNE, 2008 Can Am and the Medieval Fayre in Stayner to name a few places they have been. We are excited to see them perform a classical dres- sage performance at Everything Equine.


tionship with horses.


Tim Fortune will be doing a Western Dressage performance. A skilled Natural Horseman from Singhampton, he has attended clinics with Richard Shrake, Larry Stewart, Don Halladay, Karen Rolf and Ray Hunt. He puts on Workshops and Clinics for those interested in learning more about gaining confidence in their rela-


Local Horsewoman Lindsey Forkun ’s diverse experience includes working with people with all sorts of backgrounds-from beginners to advanced riders, from hunters/jumpers to gaited breeds to western/pleasure riders, from kids to adults. She will be working with mustangs and she will be highlighting how natural horse- manship can help all disciplines of riding, especially western, dres- sage and jumping.


The planning is still in the early stages – there is lots more entertainment to come!


The show runs from 9:00 am (gates open at 8:30 am) to 6:00


pm. Main Ring starts at 9:30 am. Pre-sales tickets are available at www.protickets.ca or by calling 888-655-9090 (after March 15, 2012).


Gate admission is $18 for Adults, $15.00 for students over 12 and $12.00 for Seniors. The ticket provides access to the entire day’s activities plus the Rodeo with kids under 12 free.


The Uxbridge Horsemen’s Association has been a part of the fabric of the Durham Region since 1986. It is a group of equine enthusiasts dedicated to speaking for and about the local horse industry in Durham Region and surrounding areas. It is a non-


profit group which organizes dif- ferent charitable events throughout the year. With over 2000 equine facilities and 18000 horses in the surrounding regions, Durham Region is the heart of horse coun- try. The Everything Equine show is your chance to mingle and meet with fellow enthusiasts.


We would like to thank the following Partners for their gener- ous support: HH Goode & Son, Uxbridge, Brandon Ford Uxbridge, Patterson Flooring Uxbridge, BDO Uxbridge, Roxy Theatre Uxbridge, Colley Borland Vale (Cornerstone) Insurance Bro- kers.


Heather Warner riding Darling Dee, with clinician Cara Witham, FEI 5 Judge and Level III Dressage Coach, at the February 19th Dressage Clinic at Center Line Equestrian in Carlisle, Ontario. Another clinic will be held on April 22nd.


Liz Schilke, “Lennox” and Jenna Verenka. Photos by The Rider


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