Dear Endurance Riders,
The Rogue Riders Club of Southern Oregon is sponsoring the scenic Pacific Crest Endurance Ride scheduled for August 25, 2012 near Ashland, Oregon.
The Rogue Riders are going out of their way this year to make this a very special event forEndurance riders and their horses. If at all possible, please add the Pacific Crest ride to your event calendar this year.
30 & 50 Mile Sanctioned Rides
10 Mile Fun Ride ( No time limit for completion award for Fun Ride competitors).
Lily Glen, scenic & easy access ride camp located right off Dead Indian Memorial Rd.
Your horse will smile; Lots of grass
Scenic trails
Top Ten, Mid Pack and Tail End Awards for the 30 and 50 mile events.
Completion awards for everyone!
For further details check out the AERC website calendar, PNER website calendar or contact Ride Manager;
Diana Aldridge at: (541) 899-8351 or Email: diana.aldridge1551@gmail.com
Additional Award: Pacific Crest Ride Photos Shoot Sunday morning of you and your horse for Top Ten finishers, Mid Pack finishers, Tail End Competitors, and last but not least, Junior competitors. Note: This special award is in addition to the regular Ride photos that will be taken of everyone.
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Friday, 20 July 2012
CT: Camp Prague
July 18 2012
Camp Prague, the final ride of the Summer Camp Series, is quickly approaching, at Prague Lake in Prague, Oklahoma. July 21 will be warm but the humidity will be lower. Please let me know if you are coming and what distance you will be riding (30 or 50 miles).
Each camp site has a faucet so bring your water hose. There will be tubs from which to sponge near the vet check and you are encouraged to bring additional tubs and sponges to set out at the VC. You may also set up a canopy in or around the VC area. It’s really nice in the shade!
There will be hot dogs before awards this time!!! Health issues caused our “best laid plans” to be canceled so this time we WILL have hot dogs! Bring the beverage of your choice. Awards will be in the covered pavilion.
Link and I will haul water and tubs to points on trail. There will be water about every 2 miles.
We are looking forward to seeing you at Camp Prague next weekend. If you have any questions or just need to let us know you are coming, please e-mail me at glenn218@yahoo.com or call 918-685-0072.
Thank you to all who have supported the Summer Camp Ride Series! So far you have donated $500 to the Oklahoma Service Dogs’ therapeutic program that provides highly trained service dogs to disabled American Veterans with PTSD. With your support, we will also have a nice donation to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation’s Breast Cancer fund.
Happy and Healthy Riding!
Link Mock and Susan Young, Ride Managers
Camp Prague, the final ride of the Summer Camp Series, is quickly approaching, at Prague Lake in Prague, Oklahoma. July 21 will be warm but the humidity will be lower. Please let me know if you are coming and what distance you will be riding (30 or 50 miles).
Each camp site has a faucet so bring your water hose. There will be tubs from which to sponge near the vet check and you are encouraged to bring additional tubs and sponges to set out at the VC. You may also set up a canopy in or around the VC area. It’s really nice in the shade!
There will be hot dogs before awards this time!!! Health issues caused our “best laid plans” to be canceled so this time we WILL have hot dogs! Bring the beverage of your choice. Awards will be in the covered pavilion.
Link and I will haul water and tubs to points on trail. There will be water about every 2 miles.
We are looking forward to seeing you at Camp Prague next weekend. If you have any questions or just need to let us know you are coming, please e-mail me at glenn218@yahoo.com or call 918-685-0072.
Thank you to all who have supported the Summer Camp Ride Series! So far you have donated $500 to the Oklahoma Service Dogs’ therapeutic program that provides highly trained service dogs to disabled American Veterans with PTSD. With your support, we will also have a nice donation to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation’s Breast Cancer fund.
Happy and Healthy Riding!
Link Mock and Susan Young, Ride Managers
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
W: Tahoe Rim Ride
August 25 2012
We still have openings for the Tahoe Rim Ride on August 25 2012 available at this time, however we ARE limiting the ride to 30 trailers total, so find a buddy and rideshare! You'll both get $10 off your entry if you share a rig. This is really going to be an incredibly beautiful ride. The views are amazing in the Lake Tahoe Backcountry and we've done our best to ensure the ride has some of the best there are to offer. The majority of the trail is single-track, with a few technical sections to negotiate and some dirt roads just to mix it up a bit. There's plenty of natural water and grass available on the trail. Both distances will be loop rides with an away vetcheck (single location), only returning to camp upon completion. You can find pictures of the trails here:
Tahoe Rim Ride - LD-Loop
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489#photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489
Tahoe Rim Ride - Red House - Tunnel Creek Loop (this will be the additional trail the 50's will cover on their return to base camp)
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489#photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5763176615621978689
You can find out more information about the ride, including an entry form, at either of our webpages below.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/EnduranceTrax
http://www.endurancetrax.com/
We're receiving generous donations from a variety of sponsors and truly plan to make this a memorable event. You won't want to miss out!

We still have openings for the Tahoe Rim Ride on August 25 2012 available at this time, however we ARE limiting the ride to 30 trailers total, so find a buddy and rideshare! You'll both get $10 off your entry if you share a rig. This is really going to be an incredibly beautiful ride. The views are amazing in the Lake Tahoe Backcountry and we've done our best to ensure the ride has some of the best there are to offer. The majority of the trail is single-track, with a few technical sections to negotiate and some dirt roads just to mix it up a bit. There's plenty of natural water and grass available on the trail. Both distances will be loop rides with an away vetcheck (single location), only returning to camp upon completion. You can find pictures of the trails here:
Tahoe Rim Ride - LD-Loop
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489#photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489
Tahoe Rim Ride - Red House - Tunnel Creek Loop (this will be the additional trail the 50's will cover on their return to base camp)
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5760672019308425489#photos/110232441846919425617/albums/5763176615621978689
You can find out more information about the ride, including an entry form, at either of our webpages below.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/EnduranceTrax
http://www.endurancetrax.com/
We're receiving generous donations from a variety of sponsors and truly plan to make this a memorable event. You won't want to miss out!

Saturday, 30 June 2012
NW: Camas Creek Canter
The early registration fees end next Saturday, July 7th. Save money by registering online now! Thanks to those of you I have already heard from. Many of you told me that you know of riders planning to come to the ride. Remind them to pre-register! This is the only way for me to know how many awards and how much food to have on hand, not to mention the number of vets.
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter 50....
... accurate mileage, a real mountain ride, cold streams, well marked routes and a grassy camp to relax in
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter 25...
... a great way to start out a new horse on their endurance career, a well managed ride for those thinking of trying out the sport
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter Trail Ride...
... a sweet ride through the prettiest part of the trails. Well marked, great footing, a breezy 9 miles and you're back in camp for dinner!
Why ride two days...
... because you can!
Camas Creek Canter Endurance Ride - July 21st and 22nd, 2012 - Potomac, MT
www.montanaendurance.com
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter 50....
... accurate mileage, a real mountain ride, cold streams, well marked routes and a grassy camp to relax in
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter 25...
... a great way to start out a new horse on their endurance career, a well managed ride for those thinking of trying out the sport
Why ride the Camas Creek Canter Trail Ride...
... a sweet ride through the prettiest part of the trails. Well marked, great footing, a breezy 9 miles and you're back in camp for dinner!
Why ride two days...
... because you can!
Camas Creek Canter Endurance Ride - July 21st and 22nd, 2012 - Potomac, MT
www.montanaendurance.com
NW: Pink Flamingo Classic
June 26 2012
The flamingos are flying the coop. This is the last year for The Pink Flamingo Classic. It will be held on August 4 & 5, near Cascade, Idaho
Pre-ride entry fees have been lowered to $85. Pre-Registration closes on July 23, 2012, after that the entries fees jump to $100.
Make sure you pre-register to make Friday night's registration quick and painless for everyone. Please use this year’s Registration Form.
Wild Bill Bivens can’t make it this year so NO MEALS will be served - make sure you pack a cooler/refrigerator full of food.
Certified Weed Free Hay is requested.
You must scoop your poop. We will have dumpsters for poop ONLY available at ride camp.
Check back at www.pinkflamingoclassic.com for updates and for registration forms!
Saturday, 23 June 2012
MT: Camas Creek Canter
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]
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]
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
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