SEPTEMBER 2023 THE RIDER/ 9 INSIDE


TEAD............................................9 Hooves for Hospice.......................9 WHAO ..........................................9 Pro and Non-Pro Reining Series ......10


We Can Hustle Column...............12 August Equine Column...............12 King Animal Hospital..................13 CTHS Yearling Sale ....................13 ORCHA News .............................15 OTRA News................................15


TEAD: New Name and Logo


participant wearing a helmet, looking upwards at a horse with a flowing mane, resting their hand on its muzzle;


heart and soul of TEAD THERAPEU- TIC RIDING CENTRE where dreams take flight, and barriers are overcome. It represents their belief that every in- dividual deserves the chance to thrive and discover their true potential, re- gardless of ability. The logo features the profile of a


identity! TEAD is thrilled to unveil their brand new name and logo, mark- ing an exciting milestone in their 45- year history. The new logo represents the


Introducing TEAD’s new brand


Hepburn Sales Part Store is now offering WeatherTech mats, truck accessories, trailer & RV parts and much more!


Representing Hawk Trailers Canada Wide


both are facing to the right. The horse’s ears are pricked forward, as it gazes down at the participant. It’s a symbol of the incredible bond be-


tween humans and horses that creates beautiful moments of healing and em- powerment. Visit https://tead.on.ca/


Hooves for Hospice On October 16, 2017,


Lynn Smillie and her family lost James Smillie, aged 83, after a courageous battle with cancer. Jim, Lynn’s father,


had a passion for many things in life, his favourites being hockey and fishing. He loved hockey so much that he played with the Chippawa Old Stars, until he was 83. Jim also had a long history of volunteerism and aiding those in need of help.


tant role in Lynn’s decision to purchase Noah, her white Percheron horse. At the time, Noah lived in Niagara, close to Jim’s home. Every time she visited Noah, try- ing to decide if he was the right horse for her, Noah al- ways showed particular af- fection to Jim. The decision


Jim played an impor-


was made to bring Noah home in January 2015, and to this day Lynn says it was the best decision ever made with her father’s help. After Jim’s passing,


now in its 5th year, thanks to strong continued support in our community. In 2021, they raised $9,500 for Hos- pice Wellington, and they hope to surpass this goal. The funds raised go towards supplies for the Hospice Wellington kitchen, for the


fundraising event supported by many loyal volunteers, generous sponsors and gra- cious landowners. Hooves for Hospice is


Lynn and her husband Peter founded, Hooves for Hos- pice, in October 2018, in Jim’s memory and in sup- port of Hospice Wellington. His memory lives on through


this


families supporting their loved ones. For more information


visit https://hoovesforhos- pice.ca/


annual


With 26 standard models and unlimited "no charge" custom designs.


For up to the minute detailed inventory, pics, prices & payments visit www.hepburnsales.com • Hwy 9 Schomberg, ON • 905-939-2279


Ayr, Ontario


USEF & EC Work Together ........15 ORHA News................................16 Mongol Derby .............................17 OCHA News ...............................18 CRHRA News .............................19 Book: Rising Hope......................19


World Class Clinics, Sanctioned and Non Sanctioned Events, Cowgirl Weekend Camps, Obstacle Course, Extreme Cowboy and more.


Check us out on Facebook


www.facebook.com/circle8ranchontario Ellie Ross 519-404-5959


Gourlay, the Events Manager at Hospice Wellington, for proper names/titles.


Shari Irwin


2023 Judges Committee (905) 440-5941 email: shari_irwin@hotmail.com


Kelly Lehman Secretary: Kit Bartle 2023 Sr. Judges


Cally Jo Fritz 21 Taylor Blvd., Elliot Lake, ON P5A 3H5 H: (226) 289-8563, C: (519) 280-8169 Email: callygene@gmail.com


Shari Irwin 166 Gleasons Corner Road, Castleton, ON K0K 1M0 Cell (905) 440-5941 shari_irwin@hot- mail.com


Jamie Kuhl 899 10th St. W., Owen Sound, ON N4K 3S3 H: (226) 909-1447. C: (647) 290-6093 jamie@archlines .ca


Kelly Lehman 895893 Oxford Rd. 3, Drumbo, ON N0J 1G0 C: (519) 807-2660. E: maddavery@gmail.com


Anne Marinacci 65 Swayze Court, Smithville, ON L0R 2A0 905-957-5619 Email: annemarinacci@hotmail.com


(519) 807-2660 email: maddavery@gmail.com (519) 732-0263 email: drumbolady@hotmail.ca


Website: www.whao.org


Erin O’Drowski 253 James St. N., PO Box 2767, St. Mary’s ON N4X 1A5 C: (226) 377-0244 Email: eodrowsk@gmail.com


Kris Simpson 711 Middletown Rd., RR #1, Waterdown, ON L8B 1P7 Cell: (519) 831-7299, email: richlandshowhorses@gmail.com


Don Stauffer 9626 Wellington Rd. 14, P.O. Box 16, Conn, ON N0G 1N0 H; (226) 258-9206, Cell (519) 604-8864 thestauffers48@gmail.com


Robyn Storey 6-120 Dudhope Ave., Cambridge, ON N1R 4T7 (519) 620-9015, Cell: (519) 841-3934, gatorrocks@hotmail.com


Brenda Thompson 284 Whitmore Dr.,Waterloo, ON N2K 2N5 (519) 884-4050, Cell (519) 577-7320 bmctearnen@yahoo.ca


Mike Tucker 1581 Maple St. N., R.R. #4, Fenwick, ON L0S 1C0 (905) 892-5610, Cell (905) 984-1581 Email: m.tucker1378@gmail.com


Jr. Judges


Dave Black 94 Concession 4 Road, Fisherville, ON N0A 1G0 C: (905) 921-0359 Email: diamondbquarterhorses@gmail.com


Judy Gaspardy 196 Churchill Rd. S., Action, ON L7J 2J7 (c) 905-875-9534 Email: sunfireminis@yahoo.ca


Anne Turnbull PO Box 131, Gores Landing, ON K0K 2E0 P: (905) 376-4807 Email: 1anna.turnbull@gmail.com


Celebrating 70 Years!


Pat Stuart, Director of Hospice Wellington and Phil


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