14/ DECEMBER 2012 THE RIDER Thank You to everyone
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 Who supported our club and made 2012 an Amazing Year!
Congratulations to our Hi Pt & Res Winners: High Point- Sr. Horse-Izzy Really- Terry Smith-Rhodes High Point- Jr. Horse-Double Dare a Conman-Britanny Scaeffer High Point Am-Aristafax-Cale Thompson Reserve Am-Double Dare a Conman-Brittany Schaefer
High Point- Nov Am- Sweetsippinscotch-Lauren Parisius Reserve Nov Am- Bullets Smokn Batgirl-Carol Hawkins
High Point- Youth 14-18- Oreo Cookie- Kaleena M Smith Reserve Youth 14-18 April Foolen- Sarah Ricker
High Point Youth 13 under- Here for a good time-Sydney Schmidt Reserve Youth 13 under-Im Right on Tyme Mr-Kendal Monden
High Point SPB- Blazen Scooby-Lisa Whillans The 2012 OPHC Executive would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone at our first show May 19th, 2013 at Ancaster
www.OPHC.net hoofbeats! (radio+) News
Did you hear Mark Grice’s new cowboy poems on hoofbeats! radio recently? If not, you can download the 100th episode anniversary pro- gram at
cfru.ca (schedule, archives). Other past highlights include the November 18th Royal Winter Fair Agricultural Fair interview segments, and the Raise Your Voice - Farmer’s Market Horse talk episode of October 20th, 2012.
senting Canada in sport - Judi Island (Paralympic) and Michele Meuller (Eventing) including details of a most memorable Christmas, and details of actual experience in the 2012 Olympics!
Future episodes include U of G Equestrian Club 101, Myrddin’s Christmas Gymkana and moments with international competitors repre-
Listeners are encouraged to tune in each week for quality music and equine education and entertainment. As a producer and reporter, Kim Logue has delivered an engaging variety of media coverage that serves to enhance the image of Canadian equine interests to the Canadian pub- lic. Through horse talk broadcasts
• Canada’s Horse Talk Radio show •
streamed live and aired on fm radio, the shows, and the related social media, including photographs and print media, serve as a forum for an encompassing dialogue on the issues that impact and define our sport. In conjunction with CFRU/National Campus & Commu- nity Radio Association’s mandate, there has been no funding for any expenses nor any salaries associated with the initiative, which has been instead driven by volunteer effort and contributions!
Recently nominated for Equine
Canada’s 2012 Media of the Year award, Kim Logue, hoofbeats radio’s founder is exploring new local vs. national, 1 hr vs. half hour formats, and new outlets for the program, and as well as wondering about seeking sponsorship, especially in regards to work to release video projects. “In its current incarnation, the radio show continues to include a lot of indie and non-mainstream artists,” she says, because of horses and music being her “equal passions.” Care to be in touch? You can write to the show at
hoofbeats.radio@gmail.com
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