SEPTEMBER 2020 THE RIDER /15


Ontario Reined Cow Horse Association Werner Bohner, President, 519-209-8196


Craig Black, Vice President, 519-874-1294


To promote the reined cow horse in Ontario through education, participation, and mentorship


Or visit us at our website: www.orcha.ca ORCHA Sponsors My partner Dave Aitchison and I operate Aitchison Show Horses and Hockley Hills School ORCHA News On August 16, we had


our annual ORCHA clinic that was originally planned for June. Twelve dedicated riders waited for two months to attend this event. We spent the entire day working cattle under the guidance of instruc- tors Jess Cofell and Craig Black. An hour of rain did not dampen the enthusiasm of all these riders. After a pizza lunch, the riders switched pens and instructors. There were riders from different areas, but all came to ride and learn some different ideas and techniques. They all came with some very nice horses. A great big “thank you”


to Steve Wilson, Werner Bohner and Sherry Black for pushing cattle out all day. And also to Lynne Bowen and Mi- randa Kent, who put together gift bags for the participants made up of several items from some of our sponsors. Of course, none of this would be possible without the long- time support of the Walker Family.


Calendar of Events:


1. Work Days at Richmond On September 12 & 13


at 10am we will be fixing fences, gates, booths, etc. Vol- unteers with power tools and hammers would be appreci- ated.


Please RSVP to


info@orcha.ca if you can at- tend one or both days to help out. BBQ lunch.


2. ORCHA Members Fall


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Trail Ride Saturday September 26,


ride out at 10am, followed by a potluck at approximately 3pm.


Please RSVP to


info@orcha.ca if you plan to attend. Your 2021 ORCHA membership will count to- wards this event, so please plan to purchase your mem- bership renewal either before or at the trail ride. 3. Annual General Meeting After consideration, and


due to the cancellation of shows in 2020, the ORCHA Directors have decided to forego our 2020 AGM and carry forward all decisions from the 2019 AGM to be im- plemented in the 2021 show season. For class eligibility purposes, earnings from 2019 show season will be consid- ered “previous year” earnings for shows in 2021.


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of Horsemanship from our dream location in Orangeville, Ontario. We take great pleasure train- ing, breeding and showing Quarter Horses. Dave is a long- time trainer and has a keen eye for talented young horses and finding potential horses for his clients. I purchased the farm in 2014 as a non-revenue gener-


We also have training stalls/ boarding available!


ating business and in a short period of time have built it into a successful and respected riding & boarding academy here in Orangeville, offering lessons in both English and Western disciplines, preparing students to obtain different levels of certification and for the show ring. For these reasons, I am no stranger to hard work and accomplishing tasks under pressure. My 30 years of experience with horses, farm life, designing and building farms in the past has given me a great amount of knowledge in all aspects of owning and operating a farm and business. I pay extra attention to details and could even say I'm a little obsessive! My life experiences align well with the skills and character needed to be your partner in the process of selling or buying your home or business.


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