8 ingate the


Great place to practice: SCRCHA Schooling Show! W


from horsetrader sales staff


e are a month into the new year already! With show season upon us, it’s time to ask: Is THIS the


year to try Reined Cow Horse? The Southern California Reined Cow Horse Association is the perfect landing spot, and the upcoming March Schooling Show March 13-14 is ideal for discovering the friendly, knowledgeable cow horse scene. Tucalota Creek Ranch is a beautiful location, too, so if you are interested, see the ad on page 3, or visit the association’s website at https://scrcha.com.


that may benefit from additional support in a wellness context. Using this scanning technology, Karen uses specific frequencies recommended to help rebalance the system and direct energy where it is most needed. These supportive frequencies are designed to help the body move toward homeostasis, promoting overall vitality, performance, and well being. To learn more about the AO Scan by Solex, visit Shop.solexnation.com/KarenJClark or call Karen at (951) 775-7476. She is happy to share additional information, and you are welcome to ask about receiving a complimentary scan for yourself or your equine partner. Canines are welcome as well! See Karen’s ad on page 23.


R W hat’s the noise about ‘frequency’?


– Equestrian Karen Clark has learned first-hand the health


benefits of energy frequency. Her business,


ide or Drive this year! — The Saddle and Harness Association is a Southern California non-profit organization serv-


Harmony Vibes, gives others on the show circuit a chance to discover it, too. All living beings have a surrounding “bio field,” an energetic field that reflects the frequencies we carry, Karen points out. With modern bio scanning technology, these frequencies can be measured, allowing us to identify energetic imbalances and areas of the body


ing the Inland Empire, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange County and surrounding communities. It strives to bring together equine enthusiasts to promote the sport of riding and pleasure driving. Seven 2026 shows provide a great opportunity to ride or drive in a friendly, learning environment, as the club considers beginners and new members as valuable as veteran members, riders, drivers, and trainers. Safety is the top priority, but there is a lot of fun, too. The shows may count toward point accumulation for some equine riding clubs, but each competi- tor should check with their specific club. Saddle and Harness does have club year-end awards for riding and driving categories for their members. It also encourages its members to support local equine events, activities and shows. Saddle and Harness is a premiere Norco horse club, and hosts shows each year with halter, English and Western


Riding, and driving classes. To become a Saddle & Harness member or patron, visit the website at saddleandharnessassoc.com — or beter yet,


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visit one of their shows! You can find their line- up of events in this magazine’s Shows & Events calendar on pages 28-29, or on Horsetrader.com by clicking “Shows/Events” at the top of any page and then selecting “George Ingalls Equestrian Events Center” on the facility drop-down.


TI Spring Ride is approaching —If trail riding and a litle springtime camping with your horse punches


your ticket, then plan to join the great folks at Equestrian Trails, Inc. for their annual


ETI National Spring Ride. This year’s four-day event, scheduled June 11-14, will be at the Chihuahua Valley Horse Camp in Warner Springs. It’s an awesome facility that has individual sites with corrals, water, shade as well as an arena, round pen, wash rack and showers. The ride is a good time, and there is good eating, too — delicious food is catered by the event’s famous cook shack crew. For more information, contact ride chair Nikki Ahten at her email address of office@ etinational.com. Deadline for registration is May 31 for members and May 15 for non- members. See the ETI ad on page 27.


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