AUGUST 2018 THE RIDER /15 CRHRA News www.crhra.ca


Office: 905-655-4666 Thanks to our Sponsor


Equine Equipment who donated a Toro Leaf Blower and a Toro Self Propelled Lawn Mower to be give a ways to our members we are running two draws. The first is an Early Bird Draw for Any Exist- ing member that renews by Jan 1 2019 or any New member joining CRHRA by Jan 1 2019 will be en- tered into the draw for the Toro Leaf Blower. Draw will be held Jan 15 2019. Winner will be con- tracted by Jack for a photo op and to arrange pickup or delivery of the prize. All names will be re-entered


in to the draw for the Self Pro- pelled Lawn Mower which will be held on April 15, 2019. Once again Jack will contact the winner to arrange a photo op and pick up or delivery of prize. Don’t forget that Equine


Equipment also offers a 26% dis- count to members who show their membership tag at time of pur- chase.


Call them direct at 1-877-


905-0004 to see what else they carry that could make your life much easier. I would like to honor Jack


de Wit our President and one of the founders of CRHRA as he has spent the last twenty or more years sitting on many boards to ensure that Recreational Eques- trian Canadians and get recog- nized. Jack’s term at the Ontario Trails Council is up in Sept where he helped keep the OTC alive through tough times and was in- strumental in the development of new trails for Equestrians all over this province. When you join an organization as a board member you are required to work more than just a seat on the board. Jack sat on the former Equine Canada board and the former Ontario Equestrian Board which also lead to Canadians Tails Federation, Health and Welfare and many more. This gave him a vast knowledge for when CRHRA was formed. Thank You Jack for all that you have done at the OTC for the Recreational Equestrian Canadians. We would like to honor your


trusted steed by allowing you to submit in 50 words or less why your horse is special. We do not want how many ribbons or shows it has won but what it means to you. Why are you best buds and any special things your horse does that makes your life better, more fun or interesting. Example: Sand Stone and


Sunny are best buds because Sunny went blind in one eye shortly after coming to the Ranch. Sand Stone looks after him, he guides him by running or walking on the side he can see from, standing over him while he sleeps. He runs interference from the other horses. If they get sep- arated they call to one another in their special mutters and Sand Stone always goes to Sunny. We all should have best friends like these two. Please submit your story to


me operationsmanager@crhra.ca with the subject line My Special Horse. I will publish each month in


the Rider for all to enjoy! Our Annual General Meet-


ing is coming up in October and we are looking for locations. Please submit if your organization would like to host our AGM at one of your functions or along with your AGM. We only require


*Certain rules and restrictions apply and must be a member of an approved association. Savings off of current manufacturer’s retail list price. Discounts do not include taxes, freight, setup, delivery or pre-delivery inspection. Offer limited to full-time, professional trainers and breeders in the U.S. and Canada. Offer subject to change without notice. Valid at participating dealer only. See dealer for details. 1


1-5 Family Tractors. Down payment may be required. Monthly payments/cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed/down payment. Taxes, set-up, delivery and freight will apply. Minimum finance amount may be required; representative amount does not guarantee offer applies. The charge for amounts past due is 24% per annum. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Additional dealer fees may apply. Financing on approved John Deere Financial credit only. See dealer for details. May not be combined with other offers. Discounts or other incentives may be available for cash purchases. By selecting the purchase financing offer, consumers may be foregoing such discounts and incentives which may result in a higher effective interest rate. A


$14,196 based on 0% APR with a cost of borrowing of $0. C


example, on a 1023E Sub-Compact Utility Tractor, based on a selling price of $12,600 less a $2,520 down payment results in a balance of $10,080 to be financed for a maximum of 7 years with 84 monthly payments of $120 per month totaling $10,080 based on 0% APR with a cost of borrowing of $0. B


payments of $245 per month totaling $20,384 based on 0% APR with a cost of borrowing of $0.


For example, on a 3025E Compact Utility Tractor, based on a selling price of $17,745 less a $3,549 down payment results in a balance of $14,196 to be financed for a maximum of 7 years with 84 monthly payments of $169 per month totaling For example, on a 4044M Compact Utility Tractor, based on a selling price of $25,480 less a $5,096 down payment results in a balance of $20,384 to be financed for a maximum of 7 years with 84 monthly


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a couple of hours. We are also looking for more directors. Please submit your name


and contact info to Bonnie and why you think you would fit in on our board. Contact Bonnie operations- Subject


manager@crhra.ca


Line: AGM Location For new members BFL


does not issue paper policies when you join but does provide a contact person for you to call if you have questions or issues. On


Exciting News for Renewing Members and New Members for 2019!!!


the back of your membership tags is your policy number. Have that ready when you call. 1-800-668-5901 Stephanie Kir- ton.


We urge you to call BFL as


they can answer your insurance questions as we are NOT Insur- ance People we ONLY provide opportunity for insurance as a benefit. Don’t forget we offer Asso-


ciation Memberships and Indus- try Memberships as well for trial


Choose from a


riding groups, training, boarding stables, breeders, driving, etc. Go to the Website for de-


tails. www.crhra.ca Contact us if you would


like us to speak at a meeting, event or AGM about CRHRA. Contact


Jack


president@crhra.ca he would love to hear from you. As we grow in other


provinces you can help if you have friends or relatives that re- side there to help spread the


at


word. We are looking for Re- gional Reps all over Canada now. Please have them include Regional Rep in the Subject Line.


Contact Bonnie at opera-


tionsmanager@crhra.ca We want to encourage


everyone to subscribe to the Ride as we use it to communicate with the horse world. Go to our website:


www.crhra.ca and there is a link to subscribe to the Rider.


Thank You Barry for the Opportunity!!


strong line.


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