Clinics & Shows

September-05-10 to September-06-10

Contact : Val Sanford
Email : valsanford@hotmail.com
Phone : 306-242-5099
Pelmac Stables
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
http://www.canadianwarmbloods.com/saskatchewan.php

CWHBA Saskatchewan Chapter Warmblood Showcase
September 4th & 5th 2010

Material Hunter, Jumper & Dressage Classes
CWHBA Foal Futurity & Open Foal Class
Chute Jumping Competition
Riding Horse Test
Showmanship ClassRibbons to 5t h & Money Added classes

Pelmac Stables Saskatoon, Sk

Phone: 306 933 4615 pelmac@hughes.com

Training Demonstration &
Dressage Clinic with Hendrik Gaebel


Sincerely, Val Sanford 306 - 242 - 5099 e mail address: valsanford@hotmail.com

September-15-10 to September-20-10

Contact : Sidonia McIntyre
Email : equinerehab@xplornet.com
Phone : 1-888-378-4632
Turnaround Ranch
Rocky Mt. House
Alberta
http://www.equinerehab.ca

The only course in Canada that comes to the students in over 20 locations nationally. Learn: full body massage, lower limb swelling, hoof heat, behavioural issues that have a direct correlation to specific pain sites, stretches and much more! Certification course. www.equinerehab.ca

Contact : Michelle Basler
Email : csweeney@vintex.com
Phone : 519-369-5971
R.R.#2
Durham
Ontario
http://www.cedarstonefarm.ca

Fantastic schooling show with great prizes and lots of fun! Welcome trailer in's, new horses and riders, a great confidence builder for old and young alike without the high prices. Offering lead line, hunter, jumper, dressage (requires pre registration) trail and flat classes. Well organized, affordable and comfortable family run show with outside professional judging. Wow prizes and ribbons to 6th! A GREAT SHOW!

See our website for more details

September-18-10 to September-19-01

Contact : Mara Engel
Email : mara@nsd.on.ca
Phone : 519-623-4188 ext. 20
5 min. from African Lion Safari
Cambridge
Ontario
http://www.nsd.on.ca

The event pits teams of 2 on foot against teams of 2 on horseback or with dogs. The challenge takes place in a 500 acre woodlot with well used trails, deer paths and thick bush.

The Prey Teams on foot must cover approximately 10k. They are given the location of the first checkpoint and must reach it to get the location of the next checkpoint. There are 5 checkpoints in total. The team that reaches all checkpoints and returns to the start without being captured in the shortest time wins. The Prey must decide whether to risk the open trails for a fast time but possible capture or staying hidden in the bush while moving slower and possibly getting lost. In order to compete the Prey must fundraise minimum $300 per team. Additional fundraising can give the team advantages in the competition. By raising $500 the teams will get Mara’s notes and times from her trial run. Every additional $100 raised earns the GPS position of a checkpoint.

There are 2 teams of Trackers on horseback and 1 Tracker Team with dogs in the woodlot throughout the competition. The trackers are given time slots varying according to the number of Prey Teams on the course. Their objective is to either capture or slow down the Prey Team and prevent them from winning. For every $100 the Tracker Team fundraise they will get the location of a checkpoint. By raising at least $500 to get the location of all the checkpoints they may anticipate the route the Prey will take.

September-27-10 to October-02-10

Contact : Sidonia McIntyre
Email : equinerehab@xplornet.com
Phone : 1-888-378-4632
Prairie Breeze Stables
Brandon
Manitoba
http://www.equinerehab.ca

The only course in Canada that comes to the students in over 20 locations nationally. Learn: full body massage, lower limb swelling, hoof heat, behavioural issues that have a direct correlation to specific pain sites, stretches and much more! Certification course. www.equinerehab.ca