It's not too late to register for the Camas Creek Canter, July 21 and 22, 2012, in Potomac, Montana!
Early entry discount ends July 7th. Online registration is available at the ride website www.montanaendurance.com. Summer is beautiful in Montana!
For any questions, email Ride Manager Jennifer Knoetgen at
montanariding@gmail.com or phone
406-880-3083
Photos of the ride [slide show here]
Saturday, 23 June 2012
Friday, 1 June 2012
SE: Moonlite Ride in the Low Country
'Moonlite Ride in the Low Country', a USA SE Fundraiser
30/50/100 & 15 Mile Fun Ride ~ July 7, 2012
Sanctioned by: AERC, SERA, SEDRA
THE 100 MILE RIDE MUST HAVE 10 OR MORE HORSES PRE-REGISTERED BY JUNE 25 OR WE WILL CANCEL THE 100 MILE RIDE.
The USA Southeast Young Riders Team – Our FEI rookies – earned a Team Silver Medal at the North American Young Riders Championships 75 mile race in Lexington, KY in July 2011! We are working hard to build more teams to take from our OFFICIAL USA SE Zone in July 2012 so thanks for coming!
Location: Broxton Bridge Plantation, South Carolina, is located 7 miles south of Ehrhardt on Hwy 601, 12 miles north of Hampton on Hwy 601 North and 25 miles from I-95 and Walterboro via Hwys 64, Hwy 641 and on to Hwy 601. GPS 1685 Broxton Bridge Road or N32.59.989 W81.03.121. (or click for directions)
Trails: All trails are hard and soft sand shaded primarily by pines and old growth hardwoods.
Corrals: Covered corrals and corral panels are available. Limited number of covered corrals at $16 per night and four-panel corrals are $9 per night. To reserve panels and covered corrals see the ride registration form.
Camping/RV Park and Lodging: To reserve an RV hook-up, see the ride reservation form. Modern bath house on grounds. See http://www.broxtonbridge.com/trail/ for additional info on facilities at the Trail Ride/RV Park. Camp will open Friday, July 6th at 10 am (100 milers may arrive on Thursday without paying extra camping). Primitive camping for $10 per night is available on the banks of the Salkehatchie River for early arrivals or late departures after noon on Sunday. Historic lodges which are ON THE GROUNDS are $75 per room per night. For ROOM reservations call 803.824.9262.
Cancellations: If you should have to cancel, withdraw, or pull before crossing the start line, entry fees will be refunded, minus the $20 (per day) non-refundable portion of your entry; however, no-shows/no-calls and withdrawals or pulls after crossing the start line will not receive any refunds. Meal tickets are non-refundable unless your ticket can be sold. Cancellations must be made directly to ride management.
Farrier and Vet Fees: Riders will be responsible for any individual farrier or vet services.
Junior Riders: Riders must wear helmets and be accompanied by an adult over 21.
Awards: Daily completion awards to all. Top Ten awards for both 25/50/100 along with Best Condition in each distance. Fun ride completion awards are also given.
Registration/Fees: Ride applications received on or before June 25, 2012 must include a $20 non-refundable deposit to avoid a LATE charge ($20 per rider) or we must have written notice (email) that you are coming and will pay the non-refundable deposit if plans change. $15 fee charged for all competition riders who are not current members of AERC. On-site registration begins Saturday at 1 pm. Vet in to follow.
THE 100 MILE RIDE MUST HAVE 10 OR MORE HORSES PRE-REGISTERED BY JUNE 25 OR WE WILL CANCEL THE 100 MILE RIDE.
Each 30/50 ride entry is $110 to include a Saturday afternoon meal and primitive camping for two nights. Fees for juniors are $55 for either distance 30/50 and for the 15 mile fun ride. The 100 mile ride entry is $150 or $75 for juniors. The RV/Park and trails open daily. Early arrivals are welcome although you are responsible for additional primitive camping fees before Friday night or after Saturday night, unless you are in the 100 mile ride. GREAT FISHING available for non-riding family members!
Massage: Treat yourself to a wonderful cranio-sacral massage by Wes Maillard or better yet, treat your horse to massage or chiropractic work. You may set up advance appointments with him by emailing wwcranioman@aol.com or by calling 407.383.6196
Food: Each rider will receive a meal on Saturday afternoon. The Broxton Bridge Snack Shack will also be open for snacks on Friday and Saturday and Sunday.
Ride Management: :
Lynn Kenelly, SC – Ride Manager
sunset900@bellsouth.net
Cheryl Van Deusen, FL – Sec/Treas
cvandeusen@gmail.com or 386.566.4820
Pat Thomas, FL Trail Master
Carol Thompson, FL – Timer
Wes & Carolyn Maillard, FL – Head, Pulse Crew/Scribing
Adelia Ramey, NC – Hospitality for Volunteers
Ranger & Mary Farris – Super Crew – Hospitality Truck on Trails!
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Veterinarians: (Subject to change)
Dr. Ken Marcella, GA Dr. Shannon Baker, NC plus others!
Registration: Opens around 10 am on Saturday – Vet in to begin around 1 pm or so, depending on the number of entries in each distance!
Questions? Please call or e-mail: Cheryl Van Deusen, Secretary 386.566.4820 cell or cvandeusen@gmail.com
For more information or entry forms:
http://www.broxtonbridge.com/moonliteride.htm
30/50/100 & 15 Mile Fun Ride ~ July 7, 2012
Sanctioned by: AERC, SERA, SEDRA
THE 100 MILE RIDE MUST HAVE 10 OR MORE HORSES PRE-REGISTERED BY JUNE 25 OR WE WILL CANCEL THE 100 MILE RIDE.
The USA Southeast Young Riders Team – Our FEI rookies – earned a Team Silver Medal at the North American Young Riders Championships 75 mile race in Lexington, KY in July 2011! We are working hard to build more teams to take from our OFFICIAL USA SE Zone in July 2012 so thanks for coming!
Location: Broxton Bridge Plantation, South Carolina, is located 7 miles south of Ehrhardt on Hwy 601, 12 miles north of Hampton on Hwy 601 North and 25 miles from I-95 and Walterboro via Hwys 64, Hwy 641 and on to Hwy 601. GPS 1685 Broxton Bridge Road or N32.59.989 W81.03.121. (or click for directions)
Trails: All trails are hard and soft sand shaded primarily by pines and old growth hardwoods.
Corrals: Covered corrals and corral panels are available. Limited number of covered corrals at $16 per night and four-panel corrals are $9 per night. To reserve panels and covered corrals see the ride registration form.
Camping/RV Park and Lodging: To reserve an RV hook-up, see the ride reservation form. Modern bath house on grounds. See http://www.broxtonbridge.com/trail/ for additional info on facilities at the Trail Ride/RV Park. Camp will open Friday, July 6th at 10 am (100 milers may arrive on Thursday without paying extra camping). Primitive camping for $10 per night is available on the banks of the Salkehatchie River for early arrivals or late departures after noon on Sunday. Historic lodges which are ON THE GROUNDS are $75 per room per night. For ROOM reservations call 803.824.9262.
Cancellations: If you should have to cancel, withdraw, or pull before crossing the start line, entry fees will be refunded, minus the $20 (per day) non-refundable portion of your entry; however, no-shows/no-calls and withdrawals or pulls after crossing the start line will not receive any refunds. Meal tickets are non-refundable unless your ticket can be sold. Cancellations must be made directly to ride management.
Farrier and Vet Fees: Riders will be responsible for any individual farrier or vet services.
Junior Riders: Riders must wear helmets and be accompanied by an adult over 21.
Awards: Daily completion awards to all. Top Ten awards for both 25/50/100 along with Best Condition in each distance. Fun ride completion awards are also given.
Registration/Fees: Ride applications received on or before June 25, 2012 must include a $20 non-refundable deposit to avoid a LATE charge ($20 per rider) or we must have written notice (email) that you are coming and will pay the non-refundable deposit if plans change. $15 fee charged for all competition riders who are not current members of AERC. On-site registration begins Saturday at 1 pm. Vet in to follow.
THE 100 MILE RIDE MUST HAVE 10 OR MORE HORSES PRE-REGISTERED BY JUNE 25 OR WE WILL CANCEL THE 100 MILE RIDE.
Each 30/50 ride entry is $110 to include a Saturday afternoon meal and primitive camping for two nights. Fees for juniors are $55 for either distance 30/50 and for the 15 mile fun ride. The 100 mile ride entry is $150 or $75 for juniors. The RV/Park and trails open daily. Early arrivals are welcome although you are responsible for additional primitive camping fees before Friday night or after Saturday night, unless you are in the 100 mile ride. GREAT FISHING available for non-riding family members!
Massage: Treat yourself to a wonderful cranio-sacral massage by Wes Maillard or better yet, treat your horse to massage or chiropractic work. You may set up advance appointments with him by emailing wwcranioman@aol.com or by calling 407.383.6196
Food: Each rider will receive a meal on Saturday afternoon. The Broxton Bridge Snack Shack will also be open for snacks on Friday and Saturday and Sunday.
Ride Management: :
Lynn Kenelly, SC – Ride Manager
sunset900@bellsouth.net
Cheryl Van Deusen, FL – Sec/Treas
cvandeusen@gmail.com or 386.566.4820
Pat Thomas, FL Trail Master
Carol Thompson, FL – Timer
Wes & Carolyn Maillard, FL – Head, Pulse Crew/Scribing
Adelia Ramey, NC – Hospitality for Volunteers
Ranger & Mary Farris – Super Crew – Hospitality Truck on Trails!
---------------------
Veterinarians: (Subject to change)
Dr. Ken Marcella, GA Dr. Shannon Baker, NC plus others!
Registration: Opens around 10 am on Saturday – Vet in to begin around 1 pm or so, depending on the number of entries in each distance!
Questions? Please call or e-mail: Cheryl Van Deusen, Secretary 386.566.4820 cell or cvandeusen@gmail.com
For more information or entry forms:
http://www.broxtonbridge.com/moonliteride.htm
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Pine Nut Express Endurance Ride
Please come and join us for a fun time in Gardnerville, Nevada on June 30, 2012 for the Pine Nut Express Endurance ride, AERC Sanctioned / AHA Region #7 Local Ride 25/50 miles.
LOCATION: Fish Springs, Gardnerville, NV: From Hwy. 395 North turn left, from the south turn right onto Waterloo Ln. which is a main intersection in town with a traffic light and last minute shopping and fuel. This will continue east onto Toler Rd. and then Fish Springs Rd. for around 5.5 miles to a left turn onto Windmill Rd. which will be ribboned. Proceed for 1.3 miles and go straight onto an unmaintained dirt road .3 mile to camp. Horse water will be available. Be aware wild horses are in the area and we don't know how close they will come to camp.
TRAIL: The rides will have all vet checks back at ride camp. The trail is of moderate difficulty in the Pine Nut Mountain Range. There are several rocky sections on all the ride loops. The trail has a variety of sandy and rocky terrain in wooded juniper and pine surroundings. Hoof protection is required for the 50 mile ride, either shoes or some sort of hoof protection/boots, pads recommended. Elevation ranges from 4,500 to 6,000.
50 MILE AERC / AHA LOCAL RIDE: The 50 mile ride will have 3 loops with all vet checks back at ride camp.
25 MILE AERC LD RIDE: The 25 mile trail is two loops with all vet checks at ride camp. This limited distance (LD) ride is being held to promote trail use and trail awareness among local horseback riders. It is intended primarily as a training ride for new riders and young or inexperienced horses. There is no emphasis on winning. Every successful finisher will receive a completion award.
VETERINARIANS: Head Vet; Karen Hassen, DVM, Asst. Vet; Martin Vidal, DVM
VET CHECK: Friday, June 29, 2012, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. All horses must be pre-vetted and numbered before starting the ride. A pre-ride meeting will be held approximately at 7:00 p.m.
STARTING TIMES: 50 mile ride - 6:00 a.m. (12 hours elapsed time given for completion), 25 mile ride - 6:30 a.m. (6:00 hours elapsed time given for completion)
AWARDS: Completion awards will be given to all successful finishers on both rides. There will also be awards for the Overall Winner, 1st Junior, Best Condition and Top Ten for 50 mile ride. A Horse Excellence Award will be awarded among all horses completing the 25 mile ride. Please pick up your awards if you are not staying for the awards presentation, as they will not be mailed.
DINNER/LUNCH: Friday evening dinner will be available for purchase. We will have the Washoe Indian Tribe’s famous Indian Tacos. Please plan on supporting our local vender. Many of the trails we will be crossing throughout the day will be on Indian land that they are allowing us to use. The Indian Tacos will be sold for $6.00 and the monies will be used for local Washoe Tribe children’s recreational adventures during the summer.
Lunch will be provided on Saturday during the ride.
ENTRY FEES:
50 mile ride - $115.00 - $25.00 discount if postmarked by 6/22/12
25 mile ride - $105.00 - $25.00 discount if postmarked by 6/22/12
Juniors ride discount is $30.00. All non-AERC members must pay an additional $15.00. Cancellations by 6/25/12 will receive a full refund. After 6/25/12 all but $25.00 will be refunded. No Shows will not receive a refund. A $25.00 fee will be charged for any returned checks. Checks may be cashed before the ride.
For questions or an entry form email Pine Nut Express Ride Manager Kim Mileo at kmileo@innisbrook.com
or Assistant Ride Manager Suzanne Huff at suararabians.com
or call
775-267-1010 Office Phone
775-721-5606 Cell Phone
LOCATION: Fish Springs, Gardnerville, NV: From Hwy. 395 North turn left, from the south turn right onto Waterloo Ln. which is a main intersection in town with a traffic light and last minute shopping and fuel. This will continue east onto Toler Rd. and then Fish Springs Rd. for around 5.5 miles to a left turn onto Windmill Rd. which will be ribboned. Proceed for 1.3 miles and go straight onto an unmaintained dirt road .3 mile to camp. Horse water will be available. Be aware wild horses are in the area and we don't know how close they will come to camp.
TRAIL: The rides will have all vet checks back at ride camp. The trail is of moderate difficulty in the Pine Nut Mountain Range. There are several rocky sections on all the ride loops. The trail has a variety of sandy and rocky terrain in wooded juniper and pine surroundings. Hoof protection is required for the 50 mile ride, either shoes or some sort of hoof protection/boots, pads recommended. Elevation ranges from 4,500 to 6,000.
50 MILE AERC / AHA LOCAL RIDE: The 50 mile ride will have 3 loops with all vet checks back at ride camp.
25 MILE AERC LD RIDE: The 25 mile trail is two loops with all vet checks at ride camp. This limited distance (LD) ride is being held to promote trail use and trail awareness among local horseback riders. It is intended primarily as a training ride for new riders and young or inexperienced horses. There is no emphasis on winning. Every successful finisher will receive a completion award.
VETERINARIANS: Head Vet; Karen Hassen, DVM, Asst. Vet; Martin Vidal, DVM
VET CHECK: Friday, June 29, 2012, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. All horses must be pre-vetted and numbered before starting the ride. A pre-ride meeting will be held approximately at 7:00 p.m.
STARTING TIMES: 50 mile ride - 6:00 a.m. (12 hours elapsed time given for completion), 25 mile ride - 6:30 a.m. (6:00 hours elapsed time given for completion)
AWARDS: Completion awards will be given to all successful finishers on both rides. There will also be awards for the Overall Winner, 1st Junior, Best Condition and Top Ten for 50 mile ride. A Horse Excellence Award will be awarded among all horses completing the 25 mile ride. Please pick up your awards if you are not staying for the awards presentation, as they will not be mailed.
DINNER/LUNCH: Friday evening dinner will be available for purchase. We will have the Washoe Indian Tribe’s famous Indian Tacos. Please plan on supporting our local vender. Many of the trails we will be crossing throughout the day will be on Indian land that they are allowing us to use. The Indian Tacos will be sold for $6.00 and the monies will be used for local Washoe Tribe children’s recreational adventures during the summer.
Lunch will be provided on Saturday during the ride.
ENTRY FEES:
50 mile ride - $115.00 - $25.00 discount if postmarked by 6/22/12
25 mile ride - $105.00 - $25.00 discount if postmarked by 6/22/12
Juniors ride discount is $30.00. All non-AERC members must pay an additional $15.00. Cancellations by 6/25/12 will receive a full refund. After 6/25/12 all but $25.00 will be refunded. No Shows will not receive a refund. A $25.00 fee will be charged for any returned checks. Checks may be cashed before the ride.
For questions or an entry form email Pine Nut Express Ride Manager Kim Mileo at kmileo@innisbrook.com
or Assistant Ride Manager Suzanne Huff at suararabians.com
or call
775-267-1010 Office Phone
775-721-5606 Cell Phone
Thursday, 17 May 2012
MT: Camas Creek Canter registration now open
5/17/2012
Online registration is now available at www.montanaendurance.com
Entry fees go up after 7/7, so register early!
The ride dates are July 21st and 22nd in Potomac, Montana. We look forward to seeing you! If you have ideas of possible volunteers for the weekend, or of businesses interested in sponsoring the ride, please contact me.
Jen
Jennifer Knoetgen, ride manager
montanariding@gmail.com
Online registration is now available at www.montanaendurance.com
Entry fees go up after 7/7, so register early!
The ride dates are July 21st and 22nd in Potomac, Montana. We look forward to seeing you! If you have ideas of possible volunteers for the weekend, or of businesses interested in sponsoring the ride, please contact me.
Jen
Jennifer Knoetgen, ride manager
montanariding@gmail.com
CT: Jo Tate Memorial I & II
5/17/2012
Here's another reminder that the 20th Anniversary of the Jo Tate Memorial I & II , 15/25/50/100 miles is less than 2 weeks away. Please note that we've gone back to a 25 instead of the 35 miles so that you can enjoy both days riding these beautiful trails. This ride is sanctioned by AERC, MOTDRA and OCER.
Average temperature's for Memorial weekend are 77 high and 58 low. Price of fuel has been dropping so fill those tanks up and head to Southwest Missouri for a great celebration. We will be remembering both Jo Tate and Bud Crothers who has been a part of this ride since it's beginnings in the early 90's. Bring photo's, stories and something for the potluck dinner Saturday and Sunday evening and let's all share a good time.
I've had some issues with Conservation on whose land we ride and I don't want to say that this might be the last year for this ride because I am willing to continue putting it on, but Conservation may not feel the same way so.......if you've been putting off coming to this ride, don't do it any longer. Make it this year!!!!
Please RSVP as soon as possible. Let me know the day and distance you will be riding. Do we have any 100 milers interested yet. I need to know. Any volunteers are welcome!!
I will be out of the house and out of phone range this next weekend and then will be gone again by May 23. My daughter, Allison will be checking emails and will be helping me out from home. Cell phone reception is off and on but I will try to respond when and if I get your message. Thank you so much and see you soon.
For more information or entry forms contact Jodi Hess-Schlup 417 850-9589 jotatemem@yahoo.com or schlupranch@mo-net.com
Here's another reminder that the 20th Anniversary of the Jo Tate Memorial I & II , 15/25/50/100 miles is less than 2 weeks away. Please note that we've gone back to a 25 instead of the 35 miles so that you can enjoy both days riding these beautiful trails. This ride is sanctioned by AERC, MOTDRA and OCER.
Average temperature's for Memorial weekend are 77 high and 58 low. Price of fuel has been dropping so fill those tanks up and head to Southwest Missouri for a great celebration. We will be remembering both Jo Tate and Bud Crothers who has been a part of this ride since it's beginnings in the early 90's. Bring photo's, stories and something for the potluck dinner Saturday and Sunday evening and let's all share a good time.
I've had some issues with Conservation on whose land we ride and I don't want to say that this might be the last year for this ride because I am willing to continue putting it on, but Conservation may not feel the same way so.......if you've been putting off coming to this ride, don't do it any longer. Make it this year!!!!
Please RSVP as soon as possible. Let me know the day and distance you will be riding. Do we have any 100 milers interested yet. I need to know. Any volunteers are welcome!!
I will be out of the house and out of phone range this next weekend and then will be gone again by May 23. My daughter, Allison will be checking emails and will be helping me out from home. Cell phone reception is off and on but I will try to respond when and if I get your message. Thank you so much and see you soon.
For more information or entry forms contact Jodi Hess-Schlup 417 850-9589 jotatemem@yahoo.com or schlupranch@mo-net.com
Monday, 7 May 2012
MT: Purgatory Endurance
7 May 2012
Only four entries are left for the Purgatory 60, which will be held on September 8 in the San Juan Mountains north of Durango, Colorado.
Access the entry form here:
http://purgatoryendurance.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/purgatory_entry_form_september_8-13.pdf
Tevis Cup Fun Ride
May 18, 19, 20
Located at the Foresthill Mill Site where the vet check is on Tevis 
A rare opportunity to camp on the Tevis trail with friends and family.
Camp opens Thursday night.
Fun Ride on Saturday
Camp closes Monday
Marked trail to Michigan Bluff and to Driver's Flat
Horse water on site
Camp fire with live music by Cindy from Delta Crossing
Shuttle services will be available
Local Vendors organized by the Foresthill Chamber of Commerce
Raffle Prizes:
•2012 Tevis Entry (non transferable)
•Alaskan Chartered Fishing Adventure and Lodging (transportation not included)
•Stay at Somewhere Over the Rainbow Lodge overlooking the Western States Trail
•And more!
For registration form, go to:
http://teviscup.org/images/docs/2012_fun_ride_entry.pdf
for more information see http://www.teviscup.org/
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