DECEMBER 2020 THE RIDER /37 Jumps BEDDING Saddle Fitting Equine Posture and


Saddle-Fitting Specialists Consultations, Sales,


Quality new and used show and farm jumps. Just ask for a No Obligation Quote!


3085 River Road, Cayuga, ON (289) 260-0272


mail@tripleadesigns.com www.tripleadesigns.com


RIDING SIMULATOR Adjustments & Repairs


75-43 Main St. S., Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0 (905) 395 0960 / augustequine.com


FENCING


Equi-Bow Canada


Announces 2020


Graduates In spite of the difficul-


ties faced by faculty and students this year, Equi- Bow is delighted to an- nounce three outstanding new graduates. We encour- age you to ask about the new, innovative 2021 cur- riculum. www.equi-bow- canada.com


All ages


~ All riding Levels ~ English & Western


Visit our Website to book appointment: www.blackhorsebiomechanics.com


6639 Wellington Road 109, Palmerston, ON Owner & Operator: Shannon South 519-323-7488


Equestrian Show Facilities Private, Exclusive, Boutique Style Boarding


Ancaster Fair Grounds


Indoor 100’ x 220’ sand ring, 131 stalls, indoor and outdoor wash area,


4 outdoor rings, indoor washrooms with showers,


acres of parking, hydro hook-ups available, banquet, tradeshow, and meeting room facilities also available, easy access from the 403.


For more information or to book your event call Tammy at (905) 648-6198 or tammy@ancasterfair.ca www.ancasterfair.ca


Event & Show Facility Rentals


Located in Clinton, Ontario


Indoor 108’ x 211’ riding ring plus Warm Up Arena, Wash Stalls,


2 Outdoor Rings, 140 Stalls (Seasonal), RV Hookups,Showers, heated seats for 500, Access to Hullet Wildlife Trail System


For more information on facility rentals contact Matt Lee at (519) 606-1480 or


matt.lee@reachhuron.ca • www.reachhuron.ca


Advertise Your Business Here for only


$33.22 per issue! Call for Details. (905) 387-100


From The


Rider!


www.Harmony-Ridge.com • 905-936-9611 • Uxbridge Area The ideal facility for the adult rider that doesn't want the


pressure of large "show barn" but still expects their horse to be cared for like a Champion in a top quality facility.


Shadow Lane Livery


• 10’ X 12’ stalls/mats/windows • 62’ X 132’ indoor Cover-All®


• Large outdoor arena • 60’ round pen • Large grazing pastures on 47 acres • Hacking on & off property • Individual feed • Indoor/Outdoor Board • Your coach/vet/farrier welcome • Quiet, friendly all adult facility in caring environment • Not a riding or lesson barn • Horses For Lease Owned & operated by the Bensons, Wellandport, ON


Call Glenna 905-658-6089 • www.shadowlanelivery.com arena


Advertise Your Business Here! Call for details. (905) 387-1900


Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! FARM & STABLES


Sarah Smith CEBP Sarah has worked with


horses since she was 8. Her experience has covered a wide range of experiences from owning her own horses to working with In- ternational Dressage and Jumping


Competition


horses, grooming for race horses and back yard trail horses. Her introduction to Equi-Bow has opened new avenues to making a differ- ence both physically and emotionally to horses of all types and disciplines. As a CEBP, she is looking for- ward to helping many horses in the future. 905-401-0504, E86smith@hotmail.com Will travel within 3 hours of Ridgeville and surrounds


Maegen Hunter CEBP (no photo available) Maegen Hunter has


been working with dedica- tion to horses since 2011 through Hoofcare, and is now very enthused to add Equi-Bow certification to her toolbox! Excited to help more horses, she currently makes visits to northern On- tario and toward Niagara, with a focused client base in the Milton, Guelph and Dundas area. (905) 699-1007, huntermae- gen@gmail.com


Ashley McDonald Ashley McDonald is a


horse lover and owner with 15 years of horse experi- ence. Ashley is certified in both Equi-Bow and Equi- Tape. Servicing Simcoe County and surrounding areas. (705) 896-1755, ash.mcdonald@rogers.com


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