Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by tsparki on Thu Jan 03, 2013 2:54 pm
Conformation and Gaits Clinic
Have you ever wondered what your friend meant when she said “that horse has a nice shoulder” or wondered if the horse you are looking at has the desired conformation or movement? These questions and many more can be answered! Join us for a hands-on educational conformation clinic presented by Kim Lacy at Hidden Falls Farm.
Explore of the conformation of the sport horse, the Arabian horse and the stock horse and learn more about form vs. function.
WHEN? Saturday January 19th 1pm to 3pm
WHERE? Hidden Falls Farm 20002 127th Ave NE Arlington
COST? $10
Please let us know you are coming so we are prepared – email Kim at halfpass10@hotmail.com
Invest in yourself and come spend the afternoon
Have you ever wondered what your friend meant when she said “that horse has a nice shoulder” or wondered if the horse you are looking at has the desired conformation or movement? These questions and many more can be answered! Join us for a hands-on educational conformation clinic presented by Kim Lacy at Hidden Falls Farm.
Explore of the conformation of the sport horse, the Arabian horse and the stock horse and learn more about form vs. function.
WHEN? Saturday January 19th 1pm to 3pm
WHERE? Hidden Falls Farm 20002 127th Ave NE Arlington
COST? $10
Please let us know you are coming so we are prepared – email Kim at halfpass10@hotmail.com
Invest in yourself and come spend the afternoon
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by Real time on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:00 am
Northwest Horseback Search and Rescue
www.nwhsar.org
NORTHWEST HORSEBACK SEARCH AND RESCUE
TRAINING ORIENTATION
When: Saturday, January 12, 2013 @ 2pm
Where: Master Builders Association
335 116th Ave SE, Bellevue
Love to trail ride, work with others and make a difference? NWHSAR is a King
County non-profit organization dedicated to helping save lives. Our volunteers
train in outdoor survival skills, wilderness navigation and search and rescue techniques.
If this is a fit for you, attend our orientation and learn about what we do,
where we go and how we train. Come meet some great people!
The orientation and training for mounted search and rescue through King County is only offered once a year. The orientation is this Saturday. Dates and details for future trainings will be discusses at the meeting.
www.nwhsar.org
NORTHWEST HORSEBACK SEARCH AND RESCUE
TRAINING ORIENTATION
When: Saturday, January 12, 2013 @ 2pm
Where: Master Builders Association
335 116th Ave SE, Bellevue
Love to trail ride, work with others and make a difference? NWHSAR is a King
County non-profit organization dedicated to helping save lives. Our volunteers
train in outdoor survival skills, wilderness navigation and search and rescue techniques.
If this is a fit for you, attend our orientation and learn about what we do,
where we go and how we train. Come meet some great people!
The orientation and training for mounted search and rescue through King County is only offered once a year. The orientation is this Saturday. Dates and details for future trainings will be discusses at the meeting.
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by polozealot on Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:30 pm
POLO CLINIC - It's never too late to start!
Get a taste of polo at our introductory clinic.
Saturday February 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
at Tacoma Polo Club
Learn the basic rules and strategy, how to handle a mallet, hit the ball and ride a horse, all at the same time.
It's designed for new players to discover the excitement and fun of polo at an affordable price.
Beginners welcome - No prior horse or riding experience needed.
Space is limited. Reserve your spot now.
$100 includes horse rental, polo gear, lunch and an exhibition game at 12:15 p.m.
$75 if you bring your own hose.
The club is about 25 miles south of Tacoma.
It's the most fun you can have sitting down.
Click here for a registration form: http://polo-zealot-school.com/clinic-registration
Contact Claudia - polozealot@gmail.com
http://www.tacomapoloclub.com/clinics
Tacoma Polo Club
Roy, WA
Get a taste of polo at our introductory clinic.
Saturday February 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
at Tacoma Polo Club
Learn the basic rules and strategy, how to handle a mallet, hit the ball and ride a horse, all at the same time.
It's designed for new players to discover the excitement and fun of polo at an affordable price.
Beginners welcome - No prior horse or riding experience needed.
Space is limited. Reserve your spot now.
$100 includes horse rental, polo gear, lunch and an exhibition game at 12:15 p.m.
$75 if you bring your own hose.
The club is about 25 miles south of Tacoma.
It's the most fun you can have sitting down.
Click here for a registration form: http://polo-zealot-school.com/clinic-registration
Contact Claudia - polozealot@gmail.com
http://www.tacomapoloclub.com/clinics
Tacoma Polo Club
Roy, WA
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3 part Dressage Clinic
by tsparki on Wed Jan 23, 2013 9:53 pm
Start 2013 off the right way…..
Join us for a 3 part dressage clinic.
Here is your opportunity to ride with an USEF gold, silver, and bronze medalist and a silver and bronze bar recipient at a phenomenal price!
Hidden Falls Farm is proud to present a 3 part dressage clinic with resident trainer/instructor Kim Lacy. This clinic will consist of 2 lesson style days, with the 3rd day being a ride and review where you select the test you ride, ride it and get both written and verbal feedback. What a great way to start the season!
Kim has a quiet methodical way of teaching with a planned approach for each horse and rider. She has a great ability to recognize the current ability of each horse and rider team and increases the expectations as the team progresses.
Kim is phenomenal with the problematic and quirky horse and has the ability to recognize true fear from bad behavior.
Kim is a trainer who believes that personal continued education/instruction is important and regularly clinics with Janet Foy (International Dressage judge) Barbara Koot (Dutch A team member) Conrad Schumacher (German National team member) and lessons with local trainer Gwen Blake who was long listed for the 2004 Olympics.
Kim has personally trained and shown through Grand Prix with multiple Regional and National titles in both breed and open classifications. Additionally, several of Kim’s students have received their bronze and silver medals as a result of her coaching.
Kim enjoys teaching all levels of riders from ages 5 to 100 and is non-discerning of tack, ability or breed of horse.
When: Saturday Feb 16th, Saturday March 9th and Saturday March 30th
Where: Hidden Falls Farm 20002 127th Ave NE Arlington WA
Cost: $125.00
Entries are limited and must be received by the Monday February 11th, 2013 and will be processed on a first come first served basis until clinic fills. Email entries will be accepted provided check is sent by mail and received prior to closing date. Stabling available
Questions? Contact Kim Lacy at 425-343-2905 or at halfpass10@hotmail.com
Join us for a 3 part dressage clinic.
Here is your opportunity to ride with an USEF gold, silver, and bronze medalist and a silver and bronze bar recipient at a phenomenal price!
Hidden Falls Farm is proud to present a 3 part dressage clinic with resident trainer/instructor Kim Lacy. This clinic will consist of 2 lesson style days, with the 3rd day being a ride and review where you select the test you ride, ride it and get both written and verbal feedback. What a great way to start the season!
Kim has a quiet methodical way of teaching with a planned approach for each horse and rider. She has a great ability to recognize the current ability of each horse and rider team and increases the expectations as the team progresses.
Kim is phenomenal with the problematic and quirky horse and has the ability to recognize true fear from bad behavior.
Kim is a trainer who believes that personal continued education/instruction is important and regularly clinics with Janet Foy (International Dressage judge) Barbara Koot (Dutch A team member) Conrad Schumacher (German National team member) and lessons with local trainer Gwen Blake who was long listed for the 2004 Olympics.
Kim has personally trained and shown through Grand Prix with multiple Regional and National titles in both breed and open classifications. Additionally, several of Kim’s students have received their bronze and silver medals as a result of her coaching.
Kim enjoys teaching all levels of riders from ages 5 to 100 and is non-discerning of tack, ability or breed of horse.
When: Saturday Feb 16th, Saturday March 9th and Saturday March 30th
Where: Hidden Falls Farm 20002 127th Ave NE Arlington WA
Cost: $125.00
Entries are limited and must be received by the Monday February 11th, 2013 and will be processed on a first come first served basis until clinic fills. Email entries will be accepted provided check is sent by mail and received prior to closing date. Stabling available
Questions? Contact Kim Lacy at 425-343-2905 or at halfpass10@hotmail.com
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by YogaJess on Sun Feb 03, 2013 5:45 pm
HORSE HARMONICS ~ ALCHEMY OF ATTUNEMENT
The first Holistic Horse Festival in the Pacific Northwest!
$35/day to Audit
$100/day to bring your own horse
$150 Weekend Package for you & your horse both days!
Register here: http://horseharmonics.wordpress.com/contact/
Expanding possibilities between Horse and Human!
From Yoga on Horseback to Equine and Rider Balancing Massage, Horse Harmonics ~ Alchemy of Attunement brings together expert clinicians for an interactive weekend to help equines and their riders develop a deeper connection, correct physical imbalances, and expand a sense of play, all leading to better overall health and horsemanship.
Featuring certified practitioners in Myofascial Release for Horse and Rider, Equine Acupuncture and Chiropractic, and Yoga, Horse Harmonics unites perspectives that address the integrated horse and rider, offering tools and modalities that help deepen the horse-human connection and bring both into balance. Professionals in the industry will offer workshops and talks on Saturday February 23 to Sunday February 24 8-7pm on topics ranging from Foundational Hoof Care to Balanced Equine Nutrition to “Hoofball”—that’s right, a version of soccer on horseback!
Participants receive special clinic-only rates on private Massage, Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Yoga and Hoof Care sessions. Horse Harmonics also highlights local artists from across Washington state exhibiting their equine work, including renowned artist Kim McElroy. The event features the USA premiere of award-winning documentary One with the Herd, and also local equestrian vendors offering a wide variety of wares for both horses and humans.
Double S Quarter Horses’ spacious indoor arena in Bow, WA, owned by Sue Sultze and Tom Pasma and home to their Champion Reining and Working Cow Horses, is nestled into the scenic and pastoral base of Blanchard Mountain, just minutes from the trails, dining, and unique views of Samish Bay and Chuckanut Drive. Participants can come for one or both days, bring their horse or audit only, and tailor their experience with a variety of multidisciplinary teachings, with time to explore the area.February 23-24, 2013 at Double S Quarter Horses, located at 15216 Colony Rd, Bow, WA 98232. Call Sue Sultze 360-661-5026, e-mail Jessie Tierney RetroJess@gmail.com , or visit http://horseharmonics.wordpress.com for details or to register.
The first Holistic Horse Festival in the Pacific Northwest!
$35/day to Audit
$100/day to bring your own horse
$150 Weekend Package for you & your horse both days!
Register here: http://horseharmonics.wordpress.com/contact/
Expanding possibilities between Horse and Human!
From Yoga on Horseback to Equine and Rider Balancing Massage, Horse Harmonics ~ Alchemy of Attunement brings together expert clinicians for an interactive weekend to help equines and their riders develop a deeper connection, correct physical imbalances, and expand a sense of play, all leading to better overall health and horsemanship.
Featuring certified practitioners in Myofascial Release for Horse and Rider, Equine Acupuncture and Chiropractic, and Yoga, Horse Harmonics unites perspectives that address the integrated horse and rider, offering tools and modalities that help deepen the horse-human connection and bring both into balance. Professionals in the industry will offer workshops and talks on Saturday February 23 to Sunday February 24 8-7pm on topics ranging from Foundational Hoof Care to Balanced Equine Nutrition to “Hoofball”—that’s right, a version of soccer on horseback!
Participants receive special clinic-only rates on private Massage, Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Yoga and Hoof Care sessions. Horse Harmonics also highlights local artists from across Washington state exhibiting their equine work, including renowned artist Kim McElroy. The event features the USA premiere of award-winning documentary One with the Herd, and also local equestrian vendors offering a wide variety of wares for both horses and humans.
Double S Quarter Horses’ spacious indoor arena in Bow, WA, owned by Sue Sultze and Tom Pasma and home to their Champion Reining and Working Cow Horses, is nestled into the scenic and pastoral base of Blanchard Mountain, just minutes from the trails, dining, and unique views of Samish Bay and Chuckanut Drive. Participants can come for one or both days, bring their horse or audit only, and tailor their experience with a variety of multidisciplinary teachings, with time to explore the area.February 23-24, 2013 at Double S Quarter Horses, located at 15216 Colony Rd, Bow, WA 98232. Call Sue Sultze 360-661-5026, e-mail Jessie Tierney RetroJess@gmail.com , or visit http://horseharmonics.wordpress.com for details or to register.
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by wannaridenow on Mon Feb 18, 2013 1:44 pm
The Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) will be holding their annual Rendezvous on March 15, 16 & 17 at the Kittitas Valley Event Center ("The Fairgrounds") in Ellensburg. Free admission to all! Riding clinician Barb Apple will be there demonstrating Cowboy Dressage. Robert "TrailMeister" Eversole will be giving his "Staying Found" and one horse packing classes. We will have vendors, a used tack sale, free trail building and packing seminars, a Dutch Oven cooking competition, wine tasting and more! Auctions, dinner and dancing on Saturday night - register soon for Early Bird dinner & camping prices. This is going to be FUN! We hope to see you there. BCHW: Preserving YOUR Right to Ride! All forms and more info at www.bchw.org
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by polozealot on Wed Feb 27, 2013 12:32 pm
SPRING INTO POLO
Two opportunities to learn a new sport with Introductory polo clinics
March 23,Tacoma Polo Club, Roy - April 6, Westside Stables, Mt. Vernon.
Instructor Claudia Howell teaches basic rules & strategy, mallet skills, polo riding. Ride your horse or hers.
$100 includes horse rental and polo gear
$75 if you bring your horse
To register: http://www.polo-zealot-school.com/clinic-registration/
Information: (503)-927-2608, info@polo-zealot-school.com.
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by JMystery on Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:28 am
CHARITY POKER RIDE ON APR. 13, 2013: I am a volunteer for Cowgirl Spirit Rescue Drill Team. Their mission is to "rehome" horses consigned to slaughter or abysmal living circumstances. They take them in, work with them on trusting people again, assess their capabilities physically and training wise. They have made many successful adoptions.
But it is expensive. So join them at their annual fund raising event - The Poker Ride on Apr. 13 at Bridle Trails Park. There is a "walkers" poker too for those who can support them that way, other games, lunch and see their Facebook page for more detail. It all starts at 9:00. It looks to be a great time. especially if their are a lot of people at the event. So please come help a good cause; there will be plenty of post-adoption horses there as good examples of the work they do.
But it is expensive. So join them at their annual fund raising event - The Poker Ride on Apr. 13 at Bridle Trails Park. There is a "walkers" poker too for those who can support them that way, other games, lunch and see their Facebook page for more detail. It all starts at 9:00. It looks to be a great time. especially if their are a lot of people at the event. So please come help a good cause; there will be plenty of post-adoption horses there as good examples of the work they do.
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by JMystery on Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:49 am
Hollywood Hill Saddle Club is having open JUMPING DAYs on May 18th, and later in the summer on AUG 3. These are not shows, but a place to come to practice. We have a nice large outdoor arena, warm up arena and round pen. There will be 12 Fences. We start with ground poles and work our way up to at least 3', higher if there is a desire for that. There is no judge or winner; it is great for green horses, novice riders and those who love to jump as well as anyone that description doesn't cover.
Not only that, why spend your money on a show and ride a set course of 8 jumps under strict rules. At Hollywood Hill each round is $10 for 10 fences (our course or your own line), after 4 rounds they are $7.00/ round, the refusal penalty is relaxed, and even if you have 4 refusals, you can continue your course, your trainer can talk to you during the round and parking is free. What more could you want on a nice Saturday in May as the season is gearing up? Give yourself and your horse a treat and come have more fun one weekend, see new fences, correct a bad habit or two that would count you down at a show, and meet new people.
Our Web page has more specifics and the registration form: Hollywoodhilllsaddleclub.com at the hunter/jumper page.
Not only that, why spend your money on a show and ride a set course of 8 jumps under strict rules. At Hollywood Hill each round is $10 for 10 fences (our course or your own line), after 4 rounds they are $7.00/ round, the refusal penalty is relaxed, and even if you have 4 refusals, you can continue your course, your trainer can talk to you during the round and parking is free. What more could you want on a nice Saturday in May as the season is gearing up? Give yourself and your horse a treat and come have more fun one weekend, see new fences, correct a bad habit or two that would count you down at a show, and meet new people.
Our Web page has more specifics and the registration form: Hollywoodhilllsaddleclub.com at the hunter/jumper page.
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Re: Events -- NOT shows -- Western Washington
by Yexele on Wed Apr 17, 2013 6:20 pm
The Horse Event with Best of America By Horseback.
We are very excited to announce that Best of America By Horseback will be coming to Washington state and Butler Hill Equestrian Center. Come be a part of this with us and make a TV show with Tom Seay and Del Shields August 17th-18th and August 20th for more information visit our web site http://www.butlerhilleq.com
2 Hour mini Clinics to paticipate in by
Bill Richey - Despooking and confidence
Mark Bolander - Extream Trail competition w/prizes
Dusty Whitford - Cow penning, Cutting, Roping and tieing
Colton Diffie - Colt breaking
Two hour trails open all day
Food and vendors
BBQ pit and fire
Helicopter rides weather permiting
Aug 20th Lost lake trail ride filming for the show Limited to 20 riders
All this is happening while they film an episode of Best of america by horse back so come be on TV
Contact us fast as space is filling up fast
yexele@wavecable.com
We are very excited to announce that Best of America By Horseback will be coming to Washington state and Butler Hill Equestrian Center. Come be a part of this with us and make a TV show with Tom Seay and Del Shields August 17th-18th and August 20th for more information visit our web site http://www.butlerhilleq.com
2 Hour mini Clinics to paticipate in by
Bill Richey - Despooking and confidence
Mark Bolander - Extream Trail competition w/prizes
Dusty Whitford - Cow penning, Cutting, Roping and tieing
Colton Diffie - Colt breaking
Two hour trails open all day
Food and vendors
BBQ pit and fire
Helicopter rides weather permiting
Aug 20th Lost lake trail ride filming for the show Limited to 20 riders
All this is happening while they film an episode of Best of america by horse back so come be on TV
Contact us fast as space is filling up fast
yexele@wavecable.com
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