14/ OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2012 THE RIDER
New Executive - New Attitude Don’t miss out on the fun. Join today!
2012 OPHC Executive Patty Picard, President 519-582-1999 Marcy Brown, Vice President 705-506-2370 Betty Threndyle, Secretary 519-353-5112 Bryan Ramsay, Treasurer/Membership & Show Manager 905-692-3343
Shari Irwin, Website/Newsletter 905-440-5941 Shelley Cassels, Fundraising 519-698-2732 Chris Retterath, Constitution 519-638-5095 Glen Patterson, Conflict Resolution 905-692-3748
Todd Bailey, Promotion, 519-674-5312 Tracey Patterson, Banquet 905-692-3748 Brent Tuplin, Futurity 905-440-5941 National Directors:
Mike Tucker, Racing Director, 905-892-5610 Jim Muir
What’s New
When: Sunday, December 9th, 2012 Where: Merritt Hall, Ancaster Fairgrounds Time: 1:30 pm
And It’s FREE!!
Please RSVP by Nov. 25th to Betty Threndyle by email at skip-
pa.rebel.high@
gmail.com Come out and support OPHC
Thank You to Pleasant Ridge Saddlery for assisting with our Year-end awards.
Coffee, Tea & Desserts will be served
2012 Ontario Paint Horse Club Annual General Meeting & Awards Dessert Banquet
Plan to Attend the
2012 OPHC Futurity Champion & Reserve Champion Class Winners
**For complete results, visit
www.OPHC.net
Weanling Colts – Sponsored by Harvey Armstrong Feeds Champion – Unnamed, Karen Dalimore $211.20 Res. Champion – Unnamed, Mike Seabrook $ 140.80
Weanling Fillies – Sponsored by HeyHowYaDoin & owner Cathy Doyle Champion – Msbutterscotchripple, Mike Tucker $ 222.00 Res. Champion – Winnie Pearl, Shari Irwin $148.00
Yearling Halter – Sponsored by GreenHawk, Cambridge Champion – Grandambitionsdreams, Tracey Yake $227.20 Res. Champion – Dirty Dee Light, Karen Ormiston $170.40
Yearling Longe Line – Sponsored by ShurGain Feeds Champion – Heythatsmine, Darlene Conforzi $209.70 Res. Champion – Dirty Dee Light, Karen Ormiston $163.10
2 & 3 Yr HUS – Sponsored by Royal Invitation & owner D. Pearson Champion – Double Celebridee, Susan McGillvray $193.20 Res. Champion – Shez So California, Suzanne Hardcastle $128.80
2 & 3 Yr Western Pl – Sponsored by Freckles In My Blaze & owner Randy Storey Champion – Ms Double Chip, Tracey Patterson $240.00 Res. Champion – Shez So California, Suzanne Hardcastle $160.00
www.OPHC.net hoofbeats! (radio+) News • Canada’s Horse Talk Radio show •
The radio show dedicated to Cana- da’s horse talk, hoofbeats radio, is near- ing its 100th episode. The anniversary program will happen shortly after the Royal Winter Fair! Have you herd? If you have missed the Sunday morning 9am shows in the Guelph broadcast area on 93.3fm, past episodes can be found world-wide, anytime: on-line at
cfru.ca (choose the program schedule, hoof- beats, archive).
Founded at the University of Guelph, hoofbeats will be participating in the campus/community station’s annual fundraising drive. CFRU’s
“Raise Your Voice!” programming will see hoofbeats radio doing its first live to air broadcast from the Guelph Farmer’s Market on Saturday October 20th, 11am. Do you eat horse meat? Would you? This is the intended survey ques- tion to be put to the public during this special show. A horse talk show hosted by musicians, hoofbeats radio is pleased to see former/founding Blue Rodeo member Bob Wiseman has already started debating the horse meat issue with others on the Facebook post about the program. A surprise guest is also invited that day for a special live musi-
cal performance! Don’t miss it. “We are thrilled to participate in this year’s fundraising agenda, we want to help the station to make a bigger impact on the community.” says Kim Logue, host and producer. “We’d like to buy more recorders, more equipment to help us do live-to-air remote broadcasts, maybe build a portable “speakers’ cor- ner.” It’s never to late to act on the opportunity for the equine community to give back to the station for all of the great equestrian programming over the years. Horse people are encouraged to get in touch to
outreach@cfru.ca or
hoofbeats.radio@gmail.com to learn how to make a contribution. Other upcoming 2012 feature shows are to explore:
Facilitated Equine Experiential Learning, Wind Dancer Pony Rescue Foundation, Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI), and the making of ‘Chasing Canada’ (a film documentary about one woman, one horse and 6,000km of Canada to cross) which is airing on CBC.
Tune in each week for interesting and inspiring stories and reports from Canadian Equestrian culture!
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