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Equestrian Trails, Inc.
Official Publication of Equestrian Trails, Inc.
Serving equestrians since 1944
Volume 15, Issue 6
Don’t Miss
the Show!
A young equestrianss in full concentration at Corral 38’s High Point Show. Photo courtesy of Shot In Time.
Pg 36
June 2015
Inside this issue:
West Nile is
Here!
8
Future Changes
to BLM Lands
10
2015 - 2016
Jr. Ambassador
Contestants
12
Minature Horses
Help Children of
Fallen Officers
17
Driving Derby
Debut
18
Corral 138 Trail
Trial Wrap-up
20
Corral 54 Spring
Trail Trial
(results)
22
Upcoming
Events
High Point Shows
Gymkhanas
Trail Trials & Rides
See pages 5-8
Dedicated to Equine Legislation, Good Horsemanship, and the
Acquisition and Preservation of Trails, Open Space and Public Lands
ETI Contact Info
PRESIDENT: Bob Foster
[email protected] (661) 309-7371
www.etinational.com
2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Jeanne Gonzalez
P.O. Box 1138
Acton, CA 93510
Phone:
(818) 698-6200
Fax:
(661) 269-2507
Office Hours: 9:00 am—4:00 pm
Monday—Thursday (closed Fri)
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Linda Fullerton
Michelle Kraut — Office Manager, Membership,
Insurance [email protected]
NATIONAL TRAIL COORDINATOR: TBD
Sarah Williams - Magazine [email protected]
1st VICE PRESIDENT:
DEPUTY TRAIL COORDINATOR: Terry Kaiser
AREA TRAIL COORDINATOR: Elaine
Macdonald [email protected]
(661) 946-1976
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Area 3 (Corrals: 2, 3, 15, 35) Dottie Hilliard
Area 4 (Corrals: 66, 70, 88, 103) VACANT
Area 5 (Corrals: 14, 65, 83, 99) Patty Hug
Area 6 (Corrals: 22, 36, 54) Ivy Murrillo
Area 7 (Corrals: 10, 12, 20, 34, 38, 210) Terry
Kaiser [email protected] (818) 262-0315
Area 8 (Corrals: 37, 57, 118, 126) Stephen
Alvarez [email protected] (805) 625-3027
Area 9 (Corrals: 6, 43) Tom Kirsch
Area 11 (Corrals: 9, 21, 77, 86, 138, 777 )
Karen Dagnan [email protected]
(661) 268-8771
Area 12 (Corrals: 8, 357) Rick Balthaser
Area 13 (At-large members) Irene Scott
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Contents
4 MAU Update
5 Coming Events Calendar
8 West Nile is Here!
9 AHC Annual Meeting/Vesicular Stomatitus Confirmed
10 Future Changes on BLM Lands
12 2015-2016 Jr. Ambassador Contestants
17 Minature Horses Help Children of Fallen Officers
18 Corral 138 Trail Trial Wrap-up (results)
22 Corral 54 Spring Trail Trials (results)
24 Corral News
34 Photo Corner
2015 HORSE SHOW & CONVENTION INFORMATION
36 On-line Registration - Horseshowtime.com
37 Invitational Trail Trial
38 Carriage Driving Show
40 Gymkhana State Finals
41 Convention Schedule
42 Special Olympics at Convention
43 Trainer Incentive/Equidome Schooling Day
44 Convention Chairs
45 Jr. Ambassadors’ Chili Cook-off
47 2015 Entry Form
49 Waiver & Release
51 High Point Classes & Special Awards
52 Stall, Camping & Barn Decorating Forms
54 Convention Sponsorships
55 Horse Show Rules & Costume Class
58 Class Lists
62 Reining
63 Dressage (English & Western)
69 Photo, Poster, Newsletter & Website Contests/Vendor Form
73 Why You Should Volunteer in 2015
74 National Programs
75 Announcements
76 2015 High Point Show & High Point Gymkhana Calendars
Volume 15, Issue 3
President’s Message
by Bob Foster
Official Notice! Equestrian Trail Inc.’s (ETI) 67th Annual Horse Show and
Convention is just around the corner! It will be held in Burbank at the Los
Angeles Equestrian Center (LAEC). And it will be held one month earlier on
June 26, 27, and 28.
This is one the largest selection of equine events in Southern California.
Starting on Friday morning, there will be Western Rail, Trail, Hunters over
Fences, and Jumpers. For Friday evening events, there will be Reining classes
as well as Jack Pot Reining. Also, there will be a chili cook off (applications
still being accepted) and Silent Auction.
Saturday will start out with Western Rail, English Flat, Western Trail, as well
as English and Western Dressage. Saturday evening will offer Carriage
Driving classes.
Sunday will start out with English Flat, Hunters over Fences, and Jumpers.
We have high point awards for all age divisions and in all three disciplines, as well as high point carriage driver
and high point for Western and English Dressage. We also have saddles as awards for English Flat Champion,
Hunter/Jumper Champion and Western Champion.
ETI’s Invitational Trail Trials will be Saturday, June 14, and will be starting out of Stetson Ranch in Sylmar. There
will be two categories. One for qualified riders in Open, Novice and Junior, and the other category for any nonqualified riders.
ETI will also be sponsoring a State Final and regular Gymkhana Show on June 20. This event will be held at
Gibson Ranch in Sunland.
National Board Meeting
For any information or to register for any of these events, please go to
July 21 at 7pm
our website at www.etinational.com or contact the ETI office at (818)
Foothill Trails District
698-6200.
Neighborhood Council Office
9747 Weatland Ave.
Bob
(Corner of Wheatland & Sunland)
Join us!
ETI SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIRPERSONS
ETI MOUNTED ASSISTANCE UNIT: Coordinator: Jean Chadsey (909) 967-2065 [email protected]
2015 CONVENTION (June 25-28): Bob Foster (661) 309-7371 [email protected]
CONVENTION GYMKHANA: Tracy Boldroff [email protected]
2015 SPRING RIDE (May 3-June 7): Kelli Land [email protected] /Jeanne Gonzalez [email protected]
2015 DEATH VALLEY RIDE (Nov. 2-6): Tom Kirsch (310) 871-9458 [email protected]
ETI TRAIL RIDER AWARD PROGRAM (TRAP): Carol Elliott (760) 963-8209 [email protected]
ETI TRAIL TRIALS PROGRAM: ETI Office (818) 698-6200 [email protected]
ETI HIGH POINT SHOW PROGRAM: Chair: Susan Pfann (626) 221-0829 [email protected]
ETI HIGH POINT GYMKHANA PROGRAM: Tracy Boldroff [email protected]
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Mounted Assistance Unit (MAU) Program Update
The Mounted Assistance Units have
been present at all four Rallies for
“Wild 4 Nature” (Wildlife Inspired
Leadership Development).
Chaidez
with
Durango). Their
horses
were
not fazed in the
lease, for being
newly certified
that very day…
well
done,
ladies.
This four rally kick off has been
the first event that the MAU’s have
been requested to attend by the Los
Angeles Parks and Recreation Department. All the members
(ground support and horse teams) where very impressive
representatives of the MAU’s. The supervisors representing
The MAU recertification
testing
is
going well with
over half of
the
members
completing and
passing the MAU
Horse and Rider Proficiency Test.
The MAU’s will be assisting with the Antonovich ride, on May
31 at the Tejon Ranch. Come on out and ride with the MAU
members.
the LA County Parks were
pleased with the MAU
members’
professional
manner, and the horses’
wonderful demeanor. We
are sure the MAU’s will
be requested to attend
more LA County events
in the future. Great job,
everyone.
North County attended
the last rally in Sylmar
at El Cariso Regional
Park
which
was
attended
by
Gilbert
Chavez (ground
support), Emma
Chavez assisted
with the coloring
table and two
newly
certified
riders
(Terri
Smith with Annie,
and
Cynthia
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There are five MAU’s which patrol the LA Parks on horseback.
If you are interested in joining, the contact e-mails are listed
below.
Bonelli MAU, www.BonelliMAU.org
Marshall Canyon MAU, www.marshallcanyonmau.com
Whittier Narrows MAU, www.wnmau.com
North County MAU, [email protected]
Walnut Creek MAU, [email protected]
Jean A. Chadsey
ETI MAU Coordinator
[email protected]
(909) 967-2065
Volume 15, Issue 3
Equestrian Trails Inc.
NATIONAL CONTACTS
www.etinational.com
(818) 698-6200
Fax (661) 269-2507
P.O. Box 1138, Acton CA 93510
Email addresses:
[email protected]
[email protected]
2015 NATIONAL EVENTS
June 14
Convention Trail Trial, Location Sylmar Hills
Contact: ETI Office (818) 698-6200
June 20
Convention Gymhkana & State Finals,
Gibson Ranch Contact: Tracy Boldroff,
Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
[email protected]
June 25 - 28
National Horse Show and Convention,
LAEC Contact: ETI Office (818) 698-6200
Coming Events Calendar
October 4/Corral 118
High Point Show Contact: Terry Simon
(805) 522-3346
[email protected]
October 18/ Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location TBD. Special
Costume Contest Class Contact: Debbie
Foster (661) 309-7371
November 8/Corral 37
High Point Show, Thousand Oaks
Contact: Sharyn Henry
[email protected]
2015 Gymkhana
High Point Season
High Point Program through Oct.
Contact: Tracy Boldroff, Maddie Patriarca
or Sable Grasso [email protected]
2015 Season
Oak Creek Corral, Canyon Country
November 2 - 6
National Death Valley Contact: Tom Kirsch
(310) 871-9458 [email protected]
Convention: June 20 @ Gibson Ranch
July 25
August 29
September 26
October 17
2015 Season
High Point Shows
Individual Corral
Circuit Shows/Series
For High Point Show info Contact:
Chair: Susan Pfann (626) 221-0829
[email protected]
All ETI High Point Shows are PAC
approved.
Corral 6, Circuit Open Shows
Laramore Arena; Mira Loma, Jurupa
Call Gina (951) 681-4456 or
[email protected]
June 7/Corral 118
High Point Show (rain date 7/19) Contact:
Terry Simon (805) 522-3346
[email protected]
June 25 - 28
August 30/Corral 118
(805) 522-3346
[email protected]
September 13/Corral 38
High point show Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Corral 8/Rolling Hills Estates
English only. Held at Ernie Howlett Park.
Contact: Dan [email protected]
(310) 530-5618 www.eticorral8.com
Corral 35/Glendora
Belt Buckle Series Arena Challenge
(best two of three scores) Contact:
Jean Chadsey (909) 967-2065
[email protected]
Corral 37/Thousand Oaks
Red Hat Cowgirl Buckle Series - 5 Shows
-8:15am registration Contact: Sharyn
Henry [email protected]
Corral 57/Ojai
Open Shows at Ojai’s Soule Park arena
Contact: Rhonda (805) 798-1713
Corral 118/Simi Horse Shows
SVAC Western & English Shows.
High point saddle award
Contact: Terry Simon (805) 522-3346
[email protected]
www.eti118.org
CLINICS
Corral 36 Riding Classes
Wed @ 9:30am Agoura Equestrian Center
with Karen Curtis Contact: Jeanne Wallace
(818) 222-2560
GYMKHANAS
Corral 21
March 2015 - October 2015 Race for the
Saddle Gymkhana Series.Contact: Tracy
Boldroff , Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
[email protected]
Corral 43/Riverside Rancheros
Gymkhana Call Nicole (909) 809-0789
Corral 777
February 2015 - October 2015
Gymkhana Saddle Series.
www.SweetWaterRoughRiders.com
PLAYDAYS
Corral 210
Monthly play days third Sunday of
each month, Gibson Ranch, Sunland
Contact: Jeanette Provolt (818) 472-6537
[email protected]
TRAIL TRIALS
Trail Trial, Location TBA Contact: Jean
Chadsey (909) 967-2065
[email protected]
ARENA OBSTACLE
CHALLENGES
November 7/Corral 3
Arena Obstacle Challenge, Walnut Creek
Contact: Cindi Hawkins
[email protected]
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2015 ETI Trail Rides,
Drives, Events
When a Corral plans a
ride at Vasquez Rocks,
as a courtesy, please call
the Rangers
(661) 268-0840
JUNE
June 7/Corral 118
High Point Show (rain date 7/19) Contact:
Terry Simon (805) 522-3346
[email protected]
June 13/Corral 103
Ride at Mojave Narrows Contact: Melinda
Smith (951) 990-4605
June 14
Convention Trail Trial, Location Sylmar Hills
Contact: ETI Office (818) 698-6200
June 14/Corral 43
Gymkhana Contact: Lyn Morris (951) 7807208 [email protected]
June 20/Corral 21
High Point Gymkhana State Finals, Gibson
Ranch, Sunland Start 9am Contact: Tracy
Boldrofff, Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
[email protected]
June 20/Corral 357
Horse Playday O’Neill Regional Park 8am
Contact: Tracy Tuttle (949) 444-1974
[email protected] or Evelyn Ortega
June 25 - 28
June 27 - 28/Corral 22
Inspiration Point (Wrightwood) Trail boss:
Billie McGuire Contact: Sharon Richardson
June 27/Corral 357
Month-end ride in O’Neill Regional Park,
9am Contact: Trail Boss Rick Balthaser
June 28/Corral 777
Gymkhana, Agua Dulce Contact: Melissa
Staudinger (661)478-6866
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JULY
July 4/Corral 357
July 4th Parade/BBQ Contact: Rick
Balthaser (949) 709-2359
[email protected]
July 11/Corral 86
La Cabana early evening ride Contact:
Irving Blank (661) 268-0098
[email protected]
July 12/Corral 22
Golf Course Ride/Lakeview Terrace Trail
boss: Tom Hill Jr. Contact: Kathleen
Ungamrung (626) 590-6972
[email protected]
July 14/Corral 12
Vet Clinic & Potluck Contact: Patty Hug
July 18/Corral 43
Gymkhana-Saturday, night show Contact:
Lyn Morris (951) 780-7208
[email protected]
July 19/Corral 12
Trail Ride, Mt. Pinos Contact: Patty Hug
July 25/Corral 21
High Point Gymkhana Oak Creek Corral,
Canyon Country Start 4pm Contact: Tracy
Boldroff, Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
[email protected]
July 26/Corral 777
July 29-August 3/Corral 20
Montana de Oro, Madrone Contact: Becky
Borquez (818) 262-7764
July 31 - August 2/Corral 22
Wildhorse trail ride Trail boss: Billie
McGuire Contact: Sharon Richardson (661)
268-0754 [email protected]
July 30 - August 2/Corral 138
High Sierra Ride Blackrock camp out
Contact: Elaine Macdonald (661) 946-1976
[email protected]
AUGUST
August 7-10/Corral 9
Horseshoe Meadow campout Contact: Ray
Drasher (661) 944-4359
Campout/trail ride Wildhorse Campground,
Big Bear Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
August 11/Corral 12
Ice Cream Social Contact: Patty Hug
Horse Camping, Montana de Oro Contact:
Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
[email protected]
August 28/Corral 20
Full-Moon Ride/Hansen Dam
Contact: Nikki Ahten (818) 489-6529
August 28/Corral 43
Friday Night Fundraiser Dinner Contact:
Lyn Morris (951) 780-7208
[email protected]
August 29/Corral 21
High Point Gymkhana (Dedicated to Kim’s
Breast Cancer walk) Oak Creek Corral,
[email protected]
August 29/Corral 86
Early evening tailgate ride Contact: Irving
Blank (661) 268-0098 [email protected]
(805) 522-3346
[email protected]
August 30 - September 7/Corral 22
Morro Bay/Montana de Oro State Park
Contact: Sharon Richardson (661) 2680754 [email protected]
SEPTEMBER
High point show Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Hansen Dam/Golf Course ride & lunch
Contact: Terry Kaiser (818) 262-0315
Trail ride/campout Mojave Narrows,
Victorville Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
Volume 15, Issue 3
Trail Ride, Vasquez Rocks Contact: Patty
Hug (818) 367-2056 [email protected]
September 24-28/Corral 9
NEW DATE
Montana De Oro campout Contact: Ray
Drasher (661) 944-4359
Canyon Country Start 9am Contact: Tracy
[email protected]
Trail Ride, C22 Mulligan Stew Contact:
Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mulligan Stew Ride Contact: Sharon
Richardson (661) 268-0754
[email protected]
September 26-27/Corral 14
Fall Drive - - Long Ears Ranch, Mojave
Contact Mara Wadaf at (661) 821-1217
OCTOBER
October 1/Corral 22
Mt. Pinos trail ride Trail boss: Tiffanie
Bailey Contact: Sharon Richardson (661)
October 4/Corral 86
Brown’s Canyon Ride Contact: Irving
Blank (661) 268-0098 [email protected]
(805) 522-3346
[email protected]
October 9-12/Corral 20
Caspers Wilderness Park, San Juan
Capistrano Contact: Becky Borquez
(818) 262-7764
October 10 - 18/Corral 22
Bear Valley Springs Trail boss: Terry
Andersen Contact: Sharon Richardson
High Point Show, Thousand Oaks
[email protected]
Annual Peggy Sue’s charity ride, Barstow
Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
Vasquez Fundraiser Contact: Irving Blank
(661) 268-0098
[email protected]
Buckle Play day Contact: Rick Balthaser
November 9 – 13/Corral 14
Death Valley Drive Contact: Sue Martzolf
(760) 662-6102
October 18/ Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location TBD. Special
Costume Contest Class Contact: Debbie
Foster (661) 309-7371
Vasquez Rocks Ride Contact: Deb Mader
(818) 653-7628
October 23-25/Corral 86
Live Oak Back Country Horsemen
Contact: Irving Blank (661) 268-0098
[email protected]
Halloween Play day Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Trail Trial Clinic, Glendora Contact: Jean
Chadsey (909) 967-2065
[email protected]
NOVEMBER
November 2 - 6
National Death Valley Ride
Contact: Tom Kirsch (310) 871-9458
[email protected]
November 7/Corral 3
Arena Obstacle Challenge, Walnut Creek
Contact: Cindi Hawkins
[email protected]
Mescal Canyons Ride Llano Contact: Elaine
Macdonald (661) 946-1976
[email protected]
Le Chene trail ride Contact: Sharon
[email protected]
Awards Banquet Contact: Melissa
Turkey Ride, Placerita Cyn. to Olive View
Contact: Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
[email protected]
DECEMBER
December 5/Corral 12
Holiday Party Contact: Patty Hug (818)
Ho Ho Christmas Caroling Ride Contact:
Linda Fullerton (818) 352-3693
Christmas Party Contact: Irving Blank
Christmas Ride / Griffith Park trail ride
Trail boss: Paul Jacques Contact: Sharon
[email protected]
Corral 20 Holiday Party Contact: Royan
Herman (818) 353-1000
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NON-ETI EVENTS
October 18
Antonovich Fall Ride
Trail ride, La Canada Flintridge. Contact:
Vincent Pedroza
(909) 599-8411
AVDR Gymkhana
Antelope Valley Desert Riders
Contact: Doug (661) 944-6133
www.avdesertriders.org
Carousel Ranch
Therapeutic Riding Program
(661) 268-8010
Compton Jr. Posse - Mayisha Akbar
Compton Jr. Posse Youth Eq.
(310) 632-1247 www.jrposse.com
Dusty’s Riders
Horse program for at-risk kids
(323) 876-3079 www.dustysriders.org
Hi-Desert Horsemen’s Assoc
Open Horse Shows Contact: Jean (661)
Head’s Up Therapy on Horseback
Nancy (818) 848-0870
www.headsuptherapy.com
Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship
program for disabled riders
(818) 700-2971
www.rideon.org
Shadow Hills Riding Club
Therapeutic Riding Program
Contact Johnny: (818) 352-2166
www.shadowhillsridingclub.org
Team Sorting at Gibson Ranch
2nd and 4th Saturdays Sign ups at 3:30,
$15 entry fee Contract: (818) 951-4335
www.gibsonranch.us
ELSA
Experience.Learning.Support.w/Animals
Therapeutic riding program
(310) 403-966 www.elsainc.org
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West Nile Is Here!
West Nile is upon us again. If you‛re
one of those who still believes your
horse doesn‛t need to be vacinated
for this, please take the time to
read this very informative and
interesting article. Thank you to
Peggy Smith for forwarding to us.
http://www.thehorse.com/
features/35412/west-nilevirus-in-u-s-horses?utm_
source=Newsletter&utm_
medium=welfare-industry&utm_
campaign=03-19-2015
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Image thanks to naturalunseenhazards.wordpress.com
Volume 15, Issue 3
Registration Now Open for the AHC's 2015 Annual Meeting and
National Issues Forum
Registration is now open for the American Horse Council's 2015 Annual Meeting and National Issues Forum. You
may register online here, or registration forms are also available online through the AHC website in the Events
section, and can be filled out and sent in via email to [email protected] , via regular mail to 1616 H Street
NW, 7th Floor, Washington, DC 20006, or via fax to 202-296-1970.
The theme for this year's National Issues Forum, sponsored by Luitpold Animal Health, is "Protecting and
Promoting the Horse." The issues that the horse industry has faced over the last decade have changed, but
there are several consistent challenges that include federal regulatory challenges, attracting newcomers to
horses and equine activities, maintaining equine activities that we enjoy, and welfare initiatives to protect our
horses. But as with any challenges, they also create opportunities, and this year's Forum will focus on how the
industry is dealing with them.
Also being highlighted during the Issues Forum will be the AHC's Time to Ride program and its $100,000 Horse
Challenge, and the Unwanted Horse Coalition, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary and is planning a special
update on its current activities and initiatives over the last decade.
This year's National Issues Forum will be held on Tuesday, June 16th, here in Washington, DC during the AHC's
annual meeting, which is taking place from June 14th-16th at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill.
If you have any questions about the meeting itself or registering, please contact Ashley Furst at afurst@
horsecouncil.org or 202-296-4031.
ALERT: Vesicular Stomatitis Confirmed in Utah
Vesicular Stomatitis has been confirmed in a mule on a premises in Kane County, Utah. A second premises in Kane County,
Utah is under a VS quarantine related to the index case. To date, Vesicular Stomatitis has been confirmed in
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Grant County, New Mexico,
Otero County, New Mexico,
Maricopa County, Arizona
Kane County, Utah
Effective immediately, all horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and swine originating from Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah will require
a Vesicular Stomatitis Statement on the health certificate (certificate of veterinary inspection). The statement is “I have
examined all the animals identified on this certificate and found them to be free from signs of Vesicular Stomatitis (VS).
During the last thirty (30) days, these animals have not been exposed to VS nor located within a 10 mile radius of a premises
where VS has been diagnosed.”
NOTE: The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) for California horses returning to California from a VS Affected State
must include the VS statement written by an Accredited Veterinarian in the VS Affected State.
Thanks to Stephanie Abronson, Corral 36, for the information on this page.
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Future Changes on BLM Lands
Written by Ken Lair, president of High Desert Trail Riders;
Submitted by Elaine Macdonald
Ken Lair and Jackie Lindgren attended the Bureau of
Land Management /West Mojave Route Network Project
(aka WMRNP; or WEMO) public meeting in Yucca Valley
on Wednesday, April 15. This Future Lands report is
the result of their educated opinion based on review
of the BLM literature and presentations. Inquiries
or questions can be addressed to Ken by email at
[email protected].
This project addresses, in summary, the new proposed
routing and access control of public roads and camping
facilities on BLM lands, particularly for motorized
recreational use. Concern has been voiced by several
organizations (e.g., various rock hounding and trail
riding groups), expressing fear that many of their
familiar and well-used routes and sites may be closed
under the draft plan and EIS.
The meeting was structured to provide a brief overview
of the BLM review process for their Draft Plan and Draft
Group photo
take on
BLM lands
Owl Canyon
Rainbow
Basin.
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Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
(DSEIS) regarding the West Mojave Route Network
Project. Oral public input was conducted with individual
BLM staff and their contractor representatives (who are
helping BLM with the review process) after a general
presentation. Individual or organizational comments
on the proposed BLM route network plan can be
submitted in writing, or electronically on the BLM web
site. Comments must be received by June 4, 2015.
A CD is also available from the BLM, detailing their plans
for route networks (including specific maps) under all
the EIS alternatives reviewed. This can be requested
from their web site at:
www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/cdd/west_mojave__wemo.
html
In summary, the following are what Jackie and I took
from the discussion and written handout materials, as
we understand it:
1. Under the BLM’s preferred alternative (No. 3),
Volume 15, Issue 3
Future Changes on BLM Lands
there actually will be an increase in available
routes provided for motorized public recreational
access.
2. The BLM is closing several routes across the whole
Western Mojave Desert area in sensitive wildlife
habitat (denoted as DWHM routes). However,
other routes to be designated for public use will
be opened, resulting in a net increase in total
miles of public access available to the public.
3. One of their prime objectives is to contain/curtail
public roadside camping outside of designated
camping facilities. They plan to accomplish this
by narrowing the permissible camping zone
adjacent to BLM roadsides to within 100’ of the
road centerline in non-DWHM routes, and within
50’ of the road centerline on DWHM routes.
4. Another prime objective is to decommission
certain grazing allotments that have been in
non-use for several years, devoting that forage
to wildlife use.
5. No current access to, or facilities for, horse
camping and trail ride staging are planned for
closure under the preferred alternative. This
was confirmed via specific question to BLM staff
and their contractor.
6. The preferred alternative may be subject to
requirements in the final, approved version of
the DRECP. However, even if modified by the
DRECP, BLM still anticipates no closure or moving
of horse camping facilities.
as currently designed would remain as-is, with
dedicated staging areas.
One thing the BLM did confirm with us personally, in
response to our questions, was that they NEED and
WANT to hear from horse organizations as to preferred
locations of horse camp facilities and horse riding trails
on the approved public routes (i.e., maintenance and
modification of existing facilities, as well as construction
of new facilities). This is our opportunity as a club and
a unified voice to provide needed and worthwhile input
that may actually improve BLM facilities and routes
available to us over time.
At present, I am aware of only two horse camping
facilities on BLM – Owl Canyon (Rainbow Basin), and
Black Canyon (Hole-in-the-Wall). I’m sure that many
of you are aware of others that may potentially be used
or desired for future use. If you have other candidate
BLM sites that you wish maintained or new sites
considered for creation, please submit comments to
the BLM. Contact points for submission of comments
are as follows: [email protected]
or mail to:
Bureau of Land Management, California Desert District
Attn: WMRNP Plan Amendment
22835 Calle San Juan de Los Lagos
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
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2015 ~ 2016 Jr. Ambassador Candidates
Eden Grasso
Junior Miss Candidate
Corral 21
Sable Grasso
S
J
C
Corral 21
Olivia Reschke
Corral 126
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2015 ~ 2016 Jr. Ambassador Candidates
Paige Sims
P
J
Corral 86
C
Emily Webber
Corral 10
Sara Webber
S
J
Junior
Miss Candidate
Corral 10
C
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2015 ~ 2016 Jr. Ambassador
Candidates
Phillip Girvetz
Prince Candidate
Corral 37
Chance Leatherman
P
Prince
Candidate
C
Corral 38 & 118
Carli Bertonneau
Little Miss Candidate
Corral 38
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2015 ~ 2016 Jr. Ambassador
Candidates
Aeslin Cameron
A
L
Little
Miss Candidate
Corral 126
C
Rayne Girvetz
Little Miss Candidate
Corral 37
Anita Ovayan
A
LLittle Miss Candidate
Corral 20
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HORSEMANSHIP and WRTTEN TEST:
Saturday, June 6
PERSONALITY & POISE CROWNING DINNER:
Saturday, June 13
~CONVENTION SCHEDULE~
BARN DECORATING AND SET UP:
Wednesday, June 24, 5:00 @ LAEC
CONTESTANT MEETING:
Thursday, June 25, 5:00 p.m. @ LAEC
INTRODUCTION of NEW COURT:
Saturday, July 27, Small Oval Arena
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Volume 15, Issue 3
Minature Horses Help Children of Fallen Law Enforcement
Officers
Submitted by Stephanie Abronson
M
Meeting
at the national Law Enforcement
Memorial, our ETI Corral 36 member,
M
Victoria Netanel, and American Valor,
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who lives in Monte Nido with 4 more
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Miniature Horses. She and her little
M
Horse from Gentle Carousel Miniature
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Therapy Horses (Florida) American Valor
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are currently touring the East Coast for
a
tthe children of fallen Law Enforcement
officers on September 11, 2001. Photo
o
at the new World Trade Center provided
a
by Victoria Netanel.
b
For entire story: http://www.kfbb.com/story/29069921/miniature-horses-help-children-of-fallen-law-enforcement-officers
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VALOR
WAS VOICING HER
OPINION! With a police escort
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ffrom the City of Los Angeles, at
tthe House of Representatives
iin Washington D.C., Victoria
Netanel and Dr. John Goldberg,
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Science
S
Advisor,
in
the
Agricultural Committee Room
A
help Valor voice her opinion!.
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Driving Derby Debut!
Written by Liz Petrello, Corral 10
Driving Derby made its debut in southern California Small Pony (Drivers over 12)
on April 18, 2015. The event was presented by 1 Kate Aparicio driving Licorice
3:52
ETI Corral 10 and held at Mitchell Ranch in Lake
2 Ronnie Cruz driving Eve
4:30
View Terrace California.
3 Chloe Seibels driving Maxine
5:43
Driving Derby is a timed competition over a
course with a combination of marathon and Small Pony (Driver over 12)
cone obstacles. Each driver is timed through 2 1 Doug Russell driving Nuggent
3:21
separate runs and the times of both runs are then 2 Jennifer Russell driving Cisco
4:25
combined for total score. The derby held by ETI
3 Kendal Loeman driving Eve
4:37
was a modified version of those being offered on
the east coast. ADS is working on a set of rules
Large Pony
and guide lines, but at this time, most clubs have
1 Melane Brooker driving Whats Your Name 3:46
their own variations.
Unlike most cone courses, Driving Derby has a
set cone gate dimension that does not change by
equine or vehicle size. The course design allows
the smaller equines a speedier run through the
hazards while the larger distances between cone
gates give the advantage to larger horses.
The hidden plus of the derby is the ability to
hold it in a limited space setting. The average
driven dressage court offers enough room for a
challenging course. This helps keep venue costs
down and can be run with less volunteer staff.
Horse
1 Jill Warren Pond driving Electra
3:22
2 Jill Warren Pond Driving North Forks Sir Bailey 3:39
3 Phyliss Rumely driving Gold Hills Welshman 3:48
Liz Petrello, Corral 10
Owner/Operator
Southern California Equestrian Events Calendar
https://www.facebook.com/groups/127793647246186/
members/#!/groups/127793647246186/
Photos thank to Janine Baker
The ETI event drew a broad section of drivers,
fourteen in all. Every combination of equine size
and driver levels were represented. All were able
to safely navigate the course, although some drew
penalties along the way.
Ribbons were given through 3rd place. (Times
have been combined from the two runs and then
rounded.)
VSE Divison
1 Doug Russell driving Max
2 Doug Russell driving Archie
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3:21
3:28
Katie & with Kendal as navigator - driving Bailey’s
Irish Rose
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Driving Derby Debut!
Written by Liz Petrello, Corral 10
Phyliss Rumely & Karen Poly as navigator driving Gold Hills Welshman
Dave with Pam Miller as navigator - driving Kisses
Teresa Camarillo & Daughter as navigator driving Juan Carlos
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Corral 138 Trail Trial Wrap-up
By Kimberly Dwight
We had fabulous weather for the Trail Trial April 26! It had been windy all week and actually rained the day before. It
just drizzled a little at the arena while we were flagging Saturday afternoon but other places got a down pour. Thank you,
Sue
S Winthers, Leah Frankenberg and Shonda Shubert for flagging
with
w
me Saturday. We have some wonderful volunteers in our
Corral,
C
and I appreciate you so very much.
Diane
D
Garton judged the first obstacle the rail road tie bridge with
the
t blue tarp under it. Susan Turner judged the rope gate. Cory
Calkins
C
judged the little ditch. We had to change it at the last
minute,
m
but it worked well. Susan Mustaffa helped Sue Winthers
at
a the “trim the tree” obstacle. Bobbie De la Fuente judged the
tack
check with help from her daughter Emilie. Brian Krauz helped
t
Erin
E Seem at the big down and up. Leah and Shonda came back
Sunday
to judge the
S
back
up.
Stacy
b
O
O’Hara
had help from
her
h daughter Heather
at
a the uphill. Marcy
Watton with Pam Thomas were at a fallen Joshua walk ov
over. Sharon Boyle and
Kelly Naia had a new obstacle: the Pony Express. Riders took a mail bag from
a sign saying Tejon Stage and took it to the Butterfield Stage (sign) and then
brought back the mail from there.
My entry helpers were Nancee Barnett, Judy Slayton, Linda Therrien and
sometimes anyone else who was just hanging around. Paul Frisbey was drag
rider.
r
Elaine Macdonald
and
Debbie Stevens
a
cooked,
served food and
c
cleaned
c
up.
We
W had eight Juniors
this
t
year; I think that’s a record. 30 in novice and 13 open riders.
This
T
year we had a tie for first place in Open. Sorry for the delay,
e
everyone,
while I contemplated how to decide who go the buckle.
W
Whenever
we have a tie, we pick the winner by a predetermined
o
obstacle
number. This worked well with the few other contestants
w were tied. But Jean Chadsey and Glori Fioramonte only had ONE
who
p
point.
We had picked four obstacles, but this would be a matter of
c
continually
choosing obstacle till we got to the rider with a point
at that one obstacle
obstacle. Just not fair
fair. So I sent my husb
husband home for another first place ribbon and buckle which we just
happened to have ordered for next time, and everyone was happy.
JUNIOR WINNERS
Rider
1.
Jessica Rose
2.
Lulu Notaro
3.
Breanna Regula
4.
Kierstin Phillips
5.
Hannah Sheridan
6.
Vivane Lee Reed
7.
Kiana Phillips
8.
Amy Barbosa
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Horse
Tyson
Gypsy
Andi
Tresero
Mocha
Monroe
Chyenne
Amy
Points
23
31
34
41
43
48
52
60
Corral
138
138
138
83
138
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Corral 138 Trail Trial Wrap-up
NOVICE WINNERS
Rider
1. Vikki Manos
2. Jamie Webber
3. Mary Mansfield
4. Lynn Barrow
5. Janette Beas
6. Toni Haigh
7. Minta Hudleston
8. Dee Monkhouse
9. Nikki Washlake
10. Jennifer Jacobson
11. Shirlee Kurtz
12. Karla Weber
13. April Lee
14. Patricia Blake
15. Dan Cotton
Horse
Boogie
Poncho
Mr. Goldte
Tobe
Indie
Lexius
Cheyenne
Diego
Ginger
Otis
Bump
Patriot
Butterfly
Pumpkin
Clyde
points
9
9
9
10
14
15
16
22
27
30
30
31
32`
32
33
Corral
138
138
138
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OPEN WINNERS
Rider
1.
Jean Chadsey
1.
Glori Fioramonte
2
CJ Wallace
3.
Debra Mader
4.
Matt Sheridan
5.
Rene Williams
6.
Jean Gonzalez
7.
Rachel Pratt
8.
Bill Uptergraff
9.
Terri Smith
10. Mary Kaufman
11. Bill Cameron
12. Evon Kurtz
Horse
Buster
Spirit
Mouse
Misty
Diablo
Gabby
Y Sam
Rafik
Windy
Annie
Oscar
Karmia
Rickashay
points
1
1
5
5
5
7
13
17
17
19
20
29
40
Corral
35
22
20
83
12
54
138
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By Kimberly Dwight
Barbara Thomson won $66 in poker. We had a surprise raffle that only those wearing helmets were given a ticket for…Kiana
Phillips won. 23 of the 51 competitors wore helmets. Riders took advantage of the obstacle course afterwards.
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Corral 54 Spring Trail Trials
We had a great day for our event. Most of the day was
overcast with some sunshine. It never got hot, but if the
wind came up it could feel quite cool on the mesa.
By Charlotte Brodie
I immediately had a challenge greeting me when I arrived
at 7am Sunday: there was a car parked blocking the entire
access through the front gate. Fortunately, the back gate
was accessible. After getting in, I called Keltie for some
assistance with the front gate.
across the Highlands and up the hill and to the Wildflower
Trail. From there, riders went down the Valley of the Dolls
trail and Saugus Road to the low rock wall, then onto the
Twin Lakes upper roads, and down the switch-back trail to
the eucalyptus grove for a grand tour. Then, they went up
and around the Chatsworth Trails hill, across the meadow
(avoiding the scary bridge), and back through Devils and up
to the mesa. Without stopping for the obstacles, it was a
two hour ride.
I was grateful to have Jerome Ruzicka (broken toe and all),
Cindy & Mickey Strauss, and Bill UpdeGraff helping to set
things up. Jerome went home and brought back his Jeep
and a long chain to move the rock that somewhat blocked
the back entrance. He and Bill moved the large rock out of
the way so rigs could easily come in the back way until the
front was cleared.
We thought we’d try something new this year. A friend,
Ryan Carpenter, offered to take a movie of our event with
his drone. It seemed to be a good idea…getting pictures
of our eventers and the open space that will soon be gone.
However, it turned out the horses on the ride were not liking
the “good idea” with the drone. It got scraped soon after it
started, and Ryan just took pictures.
Susan Grossman and Diane Brewer arrived next to take over
the entry booth duties; Mickey started handling all the poker
business and Jerome became busy with his parking duties.
I want to make sure that everyone that helped me in any way
to make this event a success knows how much I appreciate
their time and efforts. Thank you all so very, very much.
The trail flaggers, Emily Souza and Ashley Shrader, rode
up ready to pick up the bags of flagging to mark the trail.
Several competitors remarked that this was the best marked
trail trials.
After all the paperwork was done, our Trail Trial winners are:
When Keltie and her sister later arrived with their horses
(they were competing as well), she proceeded to find the
car’s owner and have it moved.
The Road Kill Café came to feed our workers and competitors.
It was run by Patty Hug, Jim Renzie, Patty Munson and Walt
Conner. Food was good!
Our starter, Babe Coverston, arrived about 8:30 with his
wife, Helene, the #1 Tack Check judge ready to take their
positions. I took care of making sure all the judges received
their score sheets, signs and props before sending them out
on the trail: #2 Bill UpdeGraff/Map; #3 Cindy Strauss/Can
on Wall; #4 Janice Thompson/Gate; #5 Sharon Ryerson/
Downhill; #6 Sandee Andrews/Stepover; #7 Arianna
Bateman/Backup; #8 Lynn Leonard/Uphill; and #9 Barbara
Nielson/Dismount-Mount. We only had nine obstacles this
time as that was all the judges I could round up.
OPEN
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
Jean Chadsey & Buster Brown
Jamie Webber & Poncho
Kimberly Dwight & Licorice
Glory Fioramont & Spirit
Cindi Payne & Gambler
Twana Born & Gracie
Rachel Pratt & Rafik
Mary Kaufman & Oscar
Debra Mader & Misty
Karen Van Pelt & Fallon
Gayle Paperno & Keshi
Terri Smith & Annie
Cindy Pinuelas & Eddy
2 Points
3 Points
4 Points
4 Points
5 Points
5 Points
8 Points
10 Points
11 Points
12 Points
15 Points
23 Points
55 Points
Corral 35
Corral 10
Corral 138
Corral 22
Corral 35
Corral 138
No Corral
Corral 54
Corral 20
Corral 54
No Corral
Corral 138
No Corral
Sandee Andrews did double duty on the trail; not only
did she judge, but she also took great pictures of all our
competitors. These pictures are available on our Corral 54
Facebook page. Pictures are $10 each and can be paid with
PayPal, cash, or check.
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The trail route took riders from the mesa down
into lower Devils Canyon, up Mother Bucker Hill,
Left to Right: Glory Fioramont
Fioramont, Twana Born
Born, Kimberly Dwight
Dwight,
Jamie Webber, Jean Chadsey
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Corral 54 Spring Trail Trials
NOVICE
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th
Jody Davis & Maverick
Wendie Hazlett & Gus
Eric Webber & Hot Rod
Chelsey Frost & Tyler
Maureen Levitt & Duce
Lauren Reiter & Kiowa
Lynn Barrow & Tobe
Cindy Wilson & Roman
Vikki Manos & Boogie
Gail Bohlander & Mr. Freckles
Leah Frankenberg & Indiana
Karla Weber & Patriot
Dee Monkhouse & Diego
Sarah Michelle & Shadow
Geo-May McCabe & Louisiana Bejou
Arian Wilson & Aladdin’s Flame
Keltie Cole & Legacy’s Charm
5 Points
7 Points
8 Points
8 Points
10 Points
11 Points
11 Points
11 Points
12 Points
12 Points
12 Points
14 Points
15 Points
23 Points
23 Points
34 Points
44 Points
Corral 22
Corral 777
Corral 10
Corral 210
Corral 54
No Corral
Corral 138
Corral 20
No Corral
Corral 35
Corral 138
Corral 9/22
No Corral
Corral 37
Corral 138
No Corral
No Corral
By Charlotte Brodie
POKER WINNERS
1st
2nd
Cindy Pinuelas
Keltie Cole
PONY WINNER: Vikki Manos
HORSE TREAT WINNER: Twana Born
Lulu Notaro
Left to Right: Gail Bohlander, Vikki Manos, Jody Davis, Eric
Webber, Wendie Hazlett, Lynn Barrow, Chelsey Frost
JUNIOR
1st
2nd
3rd
Lulu Notaro & Gypsy Rose
Madison Sigmon & Fiona
Lily Zen & Holly
13 Points
19 Points
30 Points
No Corral
No Corral
No Corral
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l
S
Some off our great volunteers:
Sitting – Diane Brewer, S
Susan
Grossman, Mickie Strauss; Standing – Lynn Leonard, Barbara
Nielson, Ariana Bateman, Bill UpdeGraff, Sharon Ryerson,
Charlotte Brodie, Cindy Strauss
L to Right: Lulu Notaro,
Left
Madison Sigmon, Lily Zen
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Sandee Andrews
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Corral News
Bonelli MAU
Mounted Assistance Unit
Pres: Paul Maselbas
(626) 384-1274
www.BonelliMAU.org
group went on a longer two hour+ ride and the other a
shorter one hour ride. Some of the members commented
that they did not know of the nice trails to ride in the riverbed.
North County MAU
Pres: Gilbert Chavez
(818) 307-7047
[email protected]
Whittier Narrows MAU
Pres. Karen Thompson
(562) 818-7930
www.WNMAU.com
On April 25, 2015, the Whittier Narrows Mounted Unit hosted
an all-units training, trail ride and lunch. We set up our arena
with many obstacles and surprises for the horses…even the
“scary spinning flowers” as one rider described it. Some
of the WNMAU
m e m b e r s
worked through
the obstacles,
both regulation
and
nonregulation, with
the riders and
were able to
share training
technics.
We
took
two
groups out for
rides along the
trails of Whittier
Narrows. One
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They enjoyed the sandy trails. Unfortunately, there was no
water on this day, and we were not able to work on water
crossings, next time. The riders came back to a lunch and
cold drinks. We would like to thank the members (and
associate members) from Walnut Creek and Bonelli MAUs,
Marshal Canyon for joining us for our event, and Laura Jones
from Whittier Parks and Recreation Dept for her help.
Jani Olaerts
Corral 2
Pasadena/San Gabriel/Altadena
Pres. Betsy Cole
(626) 403-4573
www.eticorral2.org
Sunshine, blue skies, and cool breezes greeted the ETI
Corral 2 Western Schooling Show held at Rose Bowl Riders
on Sunday, April 26. We could not have asked for a lovelier
day or for happier riders and spectators. The day began
with a beautiful mounted flag ceremony and the playing of
the National Anthem. There were Western Pleasure and
Equitation classes for various age groups as well as trail
classes featuring new obstacles and challenges. Participants
included visiting riders from San Dimas and Glendora as well
as many of Julie Unamuno’s Arroyo Canyon students, both
junior riders and adults. New and longtime Rose Bowl Riders
boarders and Corral 2 members also took part, including Gail
Young on Megan, Nancy Rose on Sue’s Song, Ann Regan
on Jango, and Phyllis Ginter’s new horse Mati (ridden by
Julie). The show’s culmination was the costume class, which
ended in a tie between a stylish mounted Minnie Mouse,
and Thing One and Thing Two (rider and horse respectively,
both wearing wigs).
The standout performers were
unquestionably Eric Stewart and his mule Thumper who
placed high in every class they entered and were audience
favorites (Eric was overheard to say, “Take that, short ears!”
while grinning and brandishing a first-place trophy). There
was good riding and good fun, and a fabulous time was had
by all – including the organizers, who hope you’ll come to
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ride or watch at the next Corral 2 show in October!
Thanks!
Betsy Coles
President, ETI Corral 2
[email protected]
Corral 3
Walnut Creek
Pres. Cindi Hawkins
(909) 354-1613
Corral 6
Windville Riders
Riverside/Norco/Mira Loma/Corona/Jurupa Valley
Pres. Michael Frederick
(951) 688-3122
www.eticorral6.info
Corral 8
Rolling Hills Estates/Rancho Palos Verdes
Pres. Susie Lytal
(310) 488-4389
www.eticorral8.com
Corral 9
Littlerock Trail Blazers
Pres. Anita Martin
(661) 944-4732
www.eticorral9.org
Corral 10
Lakeview Terrace
Pres. Pam Miller Mitchell
(818) 262-2846
www.freewebs.com/lvteticorral
Corral 12
Sylmar Vista Del Valle
Pres. Patty Hug
(818) 367-2056
www.eticorral12.com
Corral 12’s June meeting will be at 7:30pm on Tuesday, June
9, at Dave and Diane Riniker’s house in Sylmar.
Our vet clinic and potluck will be held on Tuesday, July 14, at
Cheri Blose’s ranch in Sylmar.
Our July trail ride will be to Mt. Pinos on Sunday, July 19.
We hope the wonderful Coleman/Tonai family will allow us to
invade their ranch again for the Ice Cream Social, scheduled
for Tuesday, August 11.
It isn’t too soon to start getting excited about and planning
for camping at Montana de Oro near Morro Bay from August
17 through 24.
Details will be provided in upcoming Corral 12 newsletters.
Jeanne Catron-Gonzalez
Corral 14
Western Wagons Mojave
Pres. Sue Martzolf
(760) 662-6102
Corral 15
Marshall Canyon MAU
San Dimas/LaVerne area
Pres. Darlene McGrady
(909) 592-6477
marshallcanyonmau.com
Marshall Canyon MAU’s re-certification is going well.
Congratulations to Walt Coursey, Cherri Monson and Julie
Sandona for passing the County’s first re-certification test!
Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time to set up
the arena at Bonelli Park for testing. The judges, who have
already been tested themselves, were very patient with us
and our horses. More of our members will be attending the
next re-certification test.
Two of our recruits, Jeanne Martin and Arlene Hamblen,
attended the Whittier Narrows Obstacle training in April,
which was very useful towards hours for training and for
certification, and they also attended Walnut Creek training
on May 9, which they stated was very well planned and
informative.
Darlene McGrady will be attending the
Antonovich Ride on May 31 at Ft. Tejon.
Marshall Canyon MAU is actively looking for new members.
We train at the Fred Palmer Equestrian Center in Marshall
Canyon, plus we have many beautiful, tree-covered trails to
ride. For information, please contact Darlene McGrady at
(909) 592-6477 or email at [email protected].
If you would like to join our group or visit us, we meet the
first Monday of each month at the Bonelli Park Conference
Center in the campground
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at 7:00pm.
Julie Sandona,
Marshall Canyon MAU
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Corral 20
forgets to smile and be friendly. When one of our riders could
not use their horse, Ashlynn offered to share her horse for
last two competitions of the season…even though the other
rider was in her division and could have cost her points. In
her spare time, Ashlynn likes to go on rock collecting trips
with her dad, hang out with her mom in Big Bear and play
with her younger siblings. Ashlynn rode clean, kept a good
attitude and ended up winning it all. We are so proud of her
accomplishments.
Shadow Hills Rough Riders
Pres. Becky Borquez
(818) 352-3634
www.eticorral20.com
Corral 21
Newhall Trail Riders
Castaic/Canyon Country
Pres. Melissa Potts
(661) 877-2433
www.corral21.org
Maddie sporting
her well earned
saddle.
Oak Creek Corral’s 2014 Race for the Saddle
Every season Corral 21’s Gymkhana Series hosts the Race
for the Saddle where participants in every division have the
opportunity to win the golden prize of a beautiful western
barrel saddle. Last year our corral had a huge turnout of
competitors. With the extra competition, the Race for the
Saddle was on. The season was a tight race with several
competitors possibly able to win the saddle.
This year’s award banquet was the biggest surprise yet.
Competitors were happily surprised to receive amazing
tack awards to use in future races: beautiful hand painted
headstalls, breast collars, bronc halters and pads, were just
some of the prizes. Everyone waited on the edge of their
seat to see, wondering who won the largest prize of the
season. After what seemed like a long story, recanting the
year’s event, Tracy Boldroff finally announced that this year
we had an exact tie. Not only one, but two competitors won
saddles. Ashlynn and Maddie were called to the front to
accept their beautiful and well deserved saddles.
Ashlynn, happy
to have earned
such a grand
prize.
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Ashlynn
is
a
young
competitor
that has won
the saddle in
the past, so at
eleven
years
old she has
earned
two
ETI
saddles.
Riding
since
she was five
years old in
both Western
and English, Ashlynn is a solid rider and great
girl. Even though she is driven to win, she never
Maddie overcame
great
odds
throughout
the
season.
At the
beginning
of
the season, she
came
out
on
her horse Red.
Halfway through
the season, Red
and Maddie were
doing some light
training,
when
Red toppled over,
on Maddie’s leg,
causing her to
fracture her leg
in three places.
Red was unable
to finish the season, and we were not sure about Maddie.
We had a month break from our series for the ETI National
Convention, giving Maddie a little time to heal. In the
meantime, another horse, a pretty Paint named Kahlua,
was in training. When Maddie was ready to ride again, she
considered taking Kahlua on, even though she was young
and green. After a lot of work and patience, she and Kahlua
did pretty great together…Great enough to win the saddle.
When Maddie is not at the ranch, she is probably at the
dance studio, working on her archery skills, and getting
great grades; she is a very accomplished student. Maddie
overcame some huge odds last year, but she stayed strong,
kept a great attitude, and came out on top.
Congratulations, girls! We know there are many more
wonderful seasons under your belt.
Congratulations Graduates
Corral 21 would like to congratulate Kylee Boldroff, Dana
Bowers, and Clare Michaels for earning their diplomas
from Canyon High School. Through years of hard work
and perseverance, these young women have reached an
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important goal.
Kylee Boldroff
Kylee’s ability to be a great
tumbler and flyer landed
her a spot on the Varsity
Cheerleading squad for
Canyon High. When Kylee
is not cheering, you will find
her working with one of her
barrel horses or at a barrel
race.
Kylee participated
in High School Rodeo
and is working towards a
rewarding career in the
sport. On top of that, she
is an equestrian trainer…
teaching youth how to
become better riders and
barrel racers. Kylee is a member of NBHA, PCBRA, and ETI.
Dana Bowers
disciplines.
Dana is on the Varsity
Basketball team and on
the Varsity Track team
competing in shot, high
jump, and discus. Outside
of Canyon High, she is
a member of California
Rangers. Dana volunteers
for the Special Olympics
and other special needs
programs. On the side,
she coaches a youth
Drill Team and teaches
students to ride horses for
both English and Western
Clare Michaels
Clare has had a very active
high school career. When
she is not competing in ETI
events, you may find her
being active in her local
church or babysitting. On
top of babysitting, Clare has
worked for a social media
company named Gryffin
Media. Her clubs include
Daughters of the Union
Veterans of the Civil War,
Helping Hands (tutoring children), National Honors Society,
National Math Honors Society and California Scholarship
Federation, to name a few.
With college on the horizon we know that each of these
wonderful young ladies will take their work ethic into the
next stage of their lives and enjoy great success.
Congratulations, ladies! We wish you the best!
Jodi Grasso
Corral 22
San Fernando Valley Riders
Pres. Kathleen Ungamrung
(626) 590-6792
www.Corral22.com
John Richardson Memorial Service
Submitted by Sharon Richardson:
My family and I wish to thank everyone that attended the
Memorial Service for John. I have so many people to thank
for helping me put this event together. First of all, Bill and
Tina Pollard, who were extremely instrumental in helping
me put the service together. Our lovely editor, Mary Timmer,
created John’s Memorial Pamphlet. Mary did a splendid job!
Mary also put the slide show together along with music from
Willie Nelson. Again, Mary did a superb job! Rachel Swain,
Kathleen Ungamrung and Tom Smart also helped on the slide
show. Longtime friend and colleague of John, Yoshio Muki
was the Master of Ceremonies. Yosh was very eloquent in
his presentation. Bill Pollard was instrumental in bringing
in the Navy Honors Detail who proudly presented me with
the flag! I was extremely honored to accept the flag and
thinking of all our soldiers who gave their life for our country.
My family provided the lovely flowers for the Memorial Table.
The Pollards provided the delicious desserts. Rachel Swain
made the parking memorial poster. Walt Connor helped set
up, serve food along with Tina Pollard and Susie Ellenger
provided the coffee. Dwayne Gipson and Craig Tognazzini
served the beverages. Thanks again for all your help! You
are truly wonderful friends, and I thank you from the bottom
of my heart.
In Remembrance
On Monday, April 13, 2015, we lost our secretary of 20 years,
Carole Norris. Carole was very dedicated to the Corral. She
spent many years as membership secretary and drove all
the way from Huntington Beach to attend meetings. Please
continue to pray for Carole and her family.
Pioneertown 2015
Submitted by Kathleen Ungamrung:
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Our first C22 Pioneertown weekend ride was a blast! Guests
from Norco, Acton, Leona Valley, Arizona and Minnesota
joined us for a weekend of great food and riding. The
weekend started out with a fabulous potluck on Friday
evening highlighting some delicious dishes like Dutch oven
chili (Dan Cotten), succotash (Billie McGuire), flautas deluxe
(Lisa Sommerhauser) spaghetti casserole, fruit salad, and of
course the staple, KFC!
On Saturday, 24 riders rode out onto the Sawtooth Trail
where the weather was perfect, and the wildflowers were
still in bloom. To top it off, we took a group photo in town
that was appropriately photo bombed by Sara and her mule
“Jack”…thanks, Sara! The weekend ended with a short ride
on Sunday followed up by lunch at Pappy & Harriet’s. While
simple details like forgetting to make dinner reservations or
squeezing as many people as possible into a 15 person table
at dinner (sorry for all of you who could not fit), the weekend
was a terrific success that we hope to repeat in the coming
years. A special thank you to Paul and Tiff for leading the
ride.
Vasquez Rocks /John Richardson Memorial Ride:
Submitted by Sharon Richardson:
What a beautiful day for a ride! I would like to thank all
21 riders who joined us at Vasquez Rocks on Sunday, April
12, 2015. Thank you to our Trail Boss Kimberly Dwight,
President of Corral 138, who stepped up at the last minute
to lead our ride.
I would like to thank Alan Johnson, Captain of the San
Fernando Rangers and Cindy Gates who rode drag and made
sure we all got back to the staging area and not left on the
trail somewhere! Thank goodness the ride was uneventful,
and everyone enjoyed the great weather and no horse or
mule drama. There were still a few wildflowers and cactus in
bloom which made for nice scenery along with the gorgeous
natural surroundings. New member Stacy Potruzuski joined
Corral 22 at this ride. Welcome, Stacy! After the ride some
of us went to Maria Bonita for lunch and met other Corral
members who did not ride.
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Corral 34
La Tuna Canyon
Pres. Jeanette Provolt
(818) 951-2360
Corral 35
Oak Canyon Riding Club
Glendora
Pres. Becky Pike
(909) 305-1537
Corral 36
Mountain Ridge Riders
Agoura/Calabasas/Malibu/Monte Nido
Pres. Vikki Siemons
(818) 400-0909
The Smallest Foe
By Heather Faucher
My seventy-six year old mother recently visited me from the
right coast. She’s still a fit, active woman but has lately been
feeling a bit of her age with some significant back issues. I
was eager to show her my new horses, but I wasn’t sure she
would be up for a ride. She surprised me by sitting through
a two-hour tour of the spectacular spring wildflowers along
the Monte Nido trails aboard my gentle mare, Cloud. Wanting
to ride again before going back home, we decided to tackle
the lower Backbone.
Upcoming Events:
June 25-28: ETI National Convention / Los Angeles
Equestrian Center. Please see the current ETI magazine for
more information. Volunteers are needed for the event!
June 27: Inspiration Point Ride / Wrightwood. Portions of
this ride take place on the PCT. There are lots of single track
trails with moderate to heavy climbing. There is also one
bridge crossing and two small water crossings. Your horse
should be in shape for this ride. No water is available for
horses on the trail. We will stop for a picnic lunch. (See flyer
on page 12 of our current newsletter for further information.)
July 12: Golf Course Ride / Lake View Terrace: More
information will be provided next month.
If you would like more information about our Corral or
upcoming rides and events, please visit our website www.
corral22.com.
Happy Trails!
Ivy Murillo
Vice President, Scribe and Area 6 Director
We were enjoying a nice slow walk under the shady trees of
the Backbone trail and had reached about the half-way point,
with Mom behind me on Cloud, when suddenly and rather
violently, Cloud surged forward into my mount, Shanti. The
trail at this point was narrow with no room for Cloud to move
past, but she seemed intent on climbing over Shanti and me!
Mom was screaming “whoa, whoa!!” I stuck out my arm to
keep Cloud back, knowing that if she got past me, my Mom
would be on the ride of her life! In her frustration at being
blocked, Cloud went wide, scraping my Mom off against the
prickly branches, and she fell to the rocky ground! Shanti,
Cloud and I continued forward for a while until I was able to
get control of the horses.
Cloud had stepped on and broken her reins, but happily I
always have an extra set in my saddle bag and was able to
get my mother back on board for the ride home. What on
earth had caused this huge kerfuffle? Cloud had a couple
of welts on her hind end that told the story - yellow jackets,
or ground wasps, the smallest foe! Which reminded me of
my own nearly disastrous experience with these little devils.
In Maryland, ground wasp season is in the fall, when they
become aggressive right before the adults die for
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the winter. The young will emerge from the nests
underground or in rotten logs in the spring to begin the life
cycle again. On one crisp fall day, I was riding with several
friends, one of whom was Sally, a tough girl raised at the
Pimlico race track exercising horses for the trainers. Sally
was normally a very horse-wise woman with no reservations
about informing others of their imperfections in all things
equestrian. But on this day, she would prove to be the one
to make a major mistake, one that would land squarely on
my head (and much of my torso.)
To borrow a lovely expression from the Tour de France,
Sally needed to take a “natural break” a couple of hours
into that fall ride, and even though she was riding a small
Arabian that couldn’t have been taller than fourteen hands,
she insisted on going off the trail to remount from a log. A
rotten log. The rest of us were up the trail a bit preparing
to cross the river at the deepest and trickiest crossing, called
“the rapids.”
As the first of our group entered the river, we heard Sally yell
Bee “wasps!” in a panicked voice. Before I knew it, a swarm
of yellow jackets had chased me down and was stinging
me repeatedly, several from inside my shirt! At this point I
was belly-deep in the river, with Sally behind me screaming
for me to hurry across. I had ripped off my shirt and was
flapping it all around me to ward of the attacking bees,
which caused Sally to yell “Stop it, you’re going to spook
my horse!” I yelled back in pain, “I don’t care!” thinking to
myself that she was the idiot that had to go off-trail during
wasp season, so she might deserve a swim in the cold water!
We all got safely across the river and kept moving quickly
away from the wasps’ hive. But soon I noticed that my
hands and toes were tingling oddly, I felt very dizzy, and
my vision was becoming uncomfortably bright! My blood
pressure was dropping dramatically as the venom from what
would turn out to be seventeen stings worked its way into
my system.
I called out that I wanted to get off, but my wise friend
Sandy, who was also my doctor, said “Stay on! If you get off
we may not be able to get you back on!” She instructed me
to tuck in behind her and she would lead me out. Meanwhile,
she was on the phone with 911 getting an ambulance to
meet us at the closest road. I held on to my horse neck and
followed close behind Sandy, and in this way we made it out
of the forest. When the paramedics took off my boots, we
saw that my hands and feet were blue from the blood being
sucked back into my core organs! They hooked me up to
an i.v. of Benedryl and steroids and got me to the hospital.
I was fine, but puffy for a while, then very itchy for days as
the stings ran their course. Somehow none of the horses or
other riders were stung! But we all learned the important
lesson : Do NOT go off the trail during ground wasp season!
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[Editor’s note: As we who ride and hike the local trails,
always watch out for those bright yellow and black little bee/
wasp monsters. They could just as suddenly make their nest
IN the trail, as we personally experienced last season.]
Corral 37
Conejo Riders, Thousand Oaks
Pres. Ken Young
(805) 499-4970
www.eti37.org
Corral 38
Griffith Park Equestrians
Burbank/Glendale
Pres. Diana Hoch
(818) 841-6422
www.corral38eti.com
Heads up to all Corral 38 members, ETI’s annual Convention
will be in June this year. The Horse Show and Convention
is our largest fundraiser of the year and cannot be done
without the great members we have to help us. Please go
to your Corral meetings and ask for donations of items for
the Silent Auction. Please phone ETI headquarters and
volunteer some time. The Convention is usually a lot of
fun and needs your support. To volunteer, contact the ETI
Office at (818) 698-6200 or email ETI at equestriantrails@
outlook.com.
If anyone would like to Chair the Western Arena for
Convention, please contact Michelle at the ETI office at (818)
698-6200 or email ETI at [email protected].
Please support Corral 38’s horse shows. Spread the words
with your friends. Make plans to support our September 13
show.
News of Griffith Park and its trails.
In my May column, I mentioned that there is to be a
promised equestrian and hiking trail around the perimeter of
the Headworks project. What I failed to mention is that this
trail will not be in place until after the second huge tank is
completed sometime after 2018, most likely.
The plans for the trail are not finalized at this time. There
are various ideas for the trail. One idea was for the Army
Corp of Engineers to divert a bit of the LA River onto the
property to create a stream and ponds.
The 134 freeway follows the ancient path of the Pacific
flyway, a migration corridor for hundreds of birds. It was
thought that if there were some wetlands, it would help
restore the flyway to a more vital role for birds.
This is only one possible plan. The drought might play a big
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role in whether a wetlands could be created.
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The traditional parking spot for equestrians hauling trailers
in to ride is now open again. This is directly across from
the Live Steamers and access to the dirt trails in the park.
Also, the additional parking spot for visiting trailers is across
from Martinez Arena. So there are now two good places to
choose from for visitors to the park.
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At the north entrance to Tunnel 7, (many people think of it
as the first tunnel since it is the first one equestrians ride
through after crossing the Mariposa Bridge heading into the
Park), there has been a ruptured pipe belonging to Cal Trans.
The pipe first broke in March and flooded the entrance to the
tunnel. A quick repair was done. However, I got a call from
Park Maintenance that Cal Trans will be returning to the spot
where the broken pipe was to make a permanent fix. I
believe that they are cutting the pipe back away from the
mouth of the Tunnel 7 and burying it deeper into the ground
where I can’t be broken again.
During construction, the north entrance of Tunnel 7 will be
closed to through traffic. Riders will be directed to Tunnel
6, in order to access the park trails. Tunnel 6 is reached by
turning left upon exiting the bridge onto the posted bridle
trail, heading toward the Victory Bridge, riding along the
broken paved road to Tunnel 6. You enter the Tunnel way
before Victory Bridge. Riders will exit from the Tunnel 6 just
east of Travel Town where you can access the trails for riding
or hiking. You will have to return in the same way.
The repairs shouldn’t take more than a day or so to
accomplish. I don’t have a date for this repair work as it will
be decided by Cal Trans according to their work schedule.
Signage will be posted at the south end of the bridge to
advise riders and hikers.
Lynn Brown
Corral 43
Tri Valley Riders
Nuevo/Riverside/Norco/Hemet
Pres. Sonya Haffner
(951) 928-4566
Corral 54
Rocky Hill Riders, Chatsworth
Pres. Mary Kaufman
(818) 326-5772
www.etiCorral54.com
Sespe Riders, Ojai
Pres. Linda Dezeeuw
(805) 205-4816
www.etiCorral57.org
Corral 65
Kern Equestrian Riders, Bakersfield
Pres. Alberta Dougherty
(661) 808-8595
Corral 66
Route 66 Riders, Barstow/Hinkley
Pres. Beth Uzonyi
(760) 255-4767
Our April ride was held in Llano at Susie Figley’s ranch. Susie
led 12 riders out through the high desert area and up to the
bottom of the mountains where the pine trees start. We
stopped at an old pig farm that had quite a history and some
beautiful stone craftmanship. The weather was beautiful,
and we thank Susie for such an enjoyable ride.
May 30 will have been our ride in Norco at Hidden Valley
Nature Rerserve.
June 20 will be our weekend campout/ride/BBQ/raffles/
entertainment at Hesperia Lakes with the Equestrian Council
of Hesperia and Corral 103. Don’t miss it. It is always a fun
time with 11 campsites and 27 covered corrals. It is a nice
place to camp.
July will be dark. No meetings or events. Any questions, call
(760) 255-4767.
Beth Uzonyi
[email protected]
Corral 70
Cross Road Riders
Lucerne/Apple Valleyv
Sue Purbaugh
(760) 953-8556
Corral 77
Saugus Saddle Club
Saugus/Castaic/Valencia
Pres. Liz Ekeberg
(661) 297-7669
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Corral 83
Tehachapi Mountain Riders
Tehachapi
Pres. Carolyn McIntyre
(661) 822-9533
Overcast skies kept us cool and invigorated for our Stallion
Springs Buckeye blossom ride on May 21. The buckeye
trees were in bloom but not as fragrant and bright as they
might have been on a sunny day. Only five riders made the
ride as this date conflicted with Mule Days and probably a
lot of other stuff going on this time of year, but we all had
a great time and enjoyed each others’ company. Kudos to
Linda Wells and Money for making a comeback for this one.
So good to see Linda out on the trail again.
for 2015.
Enjoy the cool riding weather while we have it folks. It
won’t last long.
Carolyn McIntyre
President, Corral 83
Corral 86
Vasquez Vaqueros
Aqua Dulce/Canyon Country/Acton
Pres. Irving Blank
(661) 268-0098
www.eti86.com
13 riders gathered in Acton for our Mountain trail ride on
April 11. It was a perfect Spring day for a ride, and we
started out easy for about 15 minutes and then hit the hills
hard. “Grunt” hill was the first long, steep hill, and then we
did a lot of short ups and downs. All horses and riders did
fine, and at the half way point, we voted to add another hill
to make the ride longer. Following the ride, we relaxed at
the trailers with lunch and drinks provided by our trail boss.
Everyone had a great time, met the challenge, and now are
official “mountain men and women!”
Larry and Sharon Van Loon
[email protected]
Corral 88
By the time this magazine has been issued, Matt Sheridan
will have conducted one of his clinics for ETI members
and guests on May 30. This is a great clinic for honing
your trail skills and learning about Matt Sheridan’s 5 Steps
to Body Control. Matt Sheridan, who is located in nearby
Sand Canyon, is an excellent teacher and horseman and
the $100 fee for ETI members is definitely reasonable for
the amount of time and guidance he will give you. If you
don’t make it this year, we’ll ask him to offer it again next
year if there is enough interest.
On June 9, Carol Hellyer will be leading the Bear Valley
Springs Foothill ride. There is a Lower and Upper version
of this ride and, if you do not wish to stick around for the
more challenging Upper Foothill trail, it is very easy to
leave after the lower version and return to the Equestrian
Center and mosey around that area, the campground and
the trail obstacles. The riders that want to continue on can
do so…Each section of Foothill takes only 45 minutes. We
can have lunch at the Market Grill after the ride. Contact
Carol Hellyer (661-821-0361) to let her know you’re coming
and to get a gate pass, if needed. There is a $10.00 Bear
Valley Springs tie-up fee for each rider and a
BVS waiver must be completed or already on file
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Tri Community Horsemen
Phelan/Pinon Hills/Wrightwood
Pres. Eileen Martin
(760) 447-2069
www.corral88.org
Corral 99
Tulare Country Joy Riders
Tulare/Kaweah/Three Rivers/Visalia
Pres. Joanne Boswell
(559) 561-2218
www.eticorral99.com
Corral 103
Hesperia Happy Horsemen
Hesperia/Apple Valley
Pres. Craig Bost
(760) 964-5020
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classes increased enough to prompt us to split them into
separate Western and English divisions…each with (4) highpoint championships! Older riders (19 & Over ATR) fill the
Western classes, while the English W/T classes seem to have
a more even distribution between all of the age breaks.
PROGRESS REPORT - Horse Show Dates
•
June 7 (July 19 - Rain Date)
•
August 30
•
October 4
RIDING and SHOWING are trending! People just want to
ride! People just want to show! Whether it’s in hand or
under saddle, even if there’s no loping or cantering, PEOPLE
JUST WANT TO BE WITH THEIR HORSES! We’ve got just
the place! Come out and join us at the Gateway/Arroyo
Equestrian Center in Simi Valley!
Simi Valley
Pres. Dan Mayer
(805) 581-3150
www.eti118.org
Horse Show # 3 is on Sunday, June 7! This is an ETI National
High Point Show as well as our own Corral 118 SVAC show!
Full steam ahead!
With only a three week break since our May show, this show
comes up quick. This is the “tipping point” and marks the
exact middle of our 5-show circuit. This could be a crucial
event in the points race for SVAC (Simi Valley Awards Circuit)
Year-End Awards! Remember, you must be a member of
Corral 118 and compete in at least 4 out of our 5 shows this
season to be eligible for Year-End Awards! Check our website
at www.eti118.org and click on the “SVAC and Points” tab for
updates. April’s points are up. The May show points should
be posted by press time.
Trending
We always try to keep our fingers on the collective pulse of
our members and exhibitor base. We scrutinize our class
list each year and work to stay relevant and challenging. So
it’s really interesting to see the shifts taking place in class
participation, popularity and age breaks!
Larger turnout is trending. For instance, the April show had
almost 100 entries, and May’s show was close with about 80!
Each one was bigger than any show last year!
Saving Time & Money is trending. We are thrilled to see so
many exhibitors taking advantage of the Pre-Entry option!
Usually we can expect about 50% in pre-entries, but you
all seem to be getting the hang of it now! This time, we
got 70%! Pre-entering streamlines the whole process. It’s
really a win-win for everybody - exhibitors can save a chunk
of ca$h, and the show office staff saves time, which is always
a good thing!
19 & Over ATR Classes are trending. In the Western riding
classes, this age break has grown dramatically. Baby
boomers are riding again, and riders who have “aged out” of
the junior ranks are still going strong. The mixed E/W Trail
seems to be following suit. (In contrast, there are more
entries in the English 13 & Under and Open riding classes
than the other age breaks.)
Walk/Trot Classes are trending. Ahh, could this be that baby
boomer demographic again? Partly. The popularity of these
Good riding ‘til next time!
Beth Haney
Corral 126
Santa Clara Valley Equestrian Riders
Fillmore/Santa Paula
Pres. Danelle Williams
(805) 644-7094
www.eti126.org
Corral 138
Barrel Springs Riders
Antelope Valley/Palmdale
Pres. Kimberly Dwight
(661) 478-2770
www.eti138.com
We had fabulous weather for the Trail Trial April 26! It had
been windy all week and actually rained the day before.
It just drizzled a little at the arena while we were flagging
Saturday afternoon but other places got a down pour. It
takes a lot of volunteers to put on a Trail Trial; each of the
judges had a helper. Obstacles were:
rail road tie bridge which is permanently in the obstacle
course, the rope gate is permanent, little ditch, “trim the
tree”, tack check, big down and up, the back up, uphill, a
fallen Joshua walk over and the Pony Express. Riders took
a mail bag from a sign saying Tejon Stage and took it to
the Butterfield Stage (sign) and then brought back the mail
from there. We had eight Juniors this year; I think that’s
a record. 30 in novice and 13 open riders. This year we
had a tie for first place in Open with only one point each.
Fortunately, we figured out how to give each of them a blue
ribbon and buckle.
Elaine Macdonald led a ride at Saddleback Buttes May 2.
June 13 is our Welcome Ride. I hope all our new members
come to meet the long time members. Hosted by Susan
Mustaffa (661) 538-0995 [email protected]
June 27 is the Stallion Springs Tehachapi ride.
Contact Raul [email protected] (661) 266-
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2440
www.saddlebackcanyonriders.com
July 30 - August 2 is Corral 138’s High Sierra Ride Blackrock
camp out. Contact Elaine (661) 946-1976 or eb45bktg@
antelecom.net
Here are our June activities:
August 22 is the ride at Inspiration Point, Wrightwood.
Contact Raul [email protected] (661) 266-2440
Kimberly Dwight
ETI Corral 138 Barrel Springs Riders
Corral 210
June 13: Trail maintenance 8:00 at O’Neill Park. Contact
Kristen Holden at (949) 444-1990
June 20: Playday at O’Neill Park. Registration begins at
8:00 a.m. Contact Tracy Tuttle at (949) 444-1974
June 27: Month End Ride: Contact Trail Boss Rick Balthaser
at (949) 439-2414
Sunland Riders
Sunland/Gibson Ranch
Pres. Jeanette Provolt
(818) 951-2360
Thank you,
Corral 357
Sweet Water Rough Riders
Acton/Aqua Dulce
Pres. Melissa Staudinger
(661) 478-6866
www.sweetwaterroughriders.com
Saddleback Canyon Riders
Trabuco Canyon/Orange County
Pres. James Iacono
(949) 459-7742
Patti Gomez
Secretary
Corral 777
Photo Corner
Corral 38‛s May High Point Horse Show
at Martinez Arena in Burbank
Pictures submitted by Magaret Scott
from Shot In Time. Do you have a
photo you‛d like to share? To submit,
please send photo and credit info to:
[email protected].
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Current Jr. Ambassadors fun at
Rancho Oso
Photo Corner
Craft time!
Aeslin, Emily, Wendy, Jamie & Michelle heading for the trail!
Olivia, Emily, Aeslin, Sara & Megan
bonding in the pool.
Megan, Olivia, Sara, Aeslin & Emily hanging
at their wagon.
Ice cream social!
Pictures submitted by Wendy Kitcko. Do you have a photo
you‛d like to share? To submit, please send photo and
credit info to: [email protected].
Mother’s Day breakfast with Rebecca, Emily,
Olivia, Sara, Michelle’s daughter Rosie & Megan
in the back row with Aeslin and Debbie in the
front!
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Steve
Photo Credit:
Ford
ETI 2014 Horse Show & Convention
“Success Through Partnership”
Registration opens May 1!
On-line Registration
Through
Horseshowtime.com
Contact ETI office at
(818) 698-6200 or
[email protected]
for more infomation!
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ETI National Convention
INVITATIONAL TRAIL TRIAL
And Poker Ride
Sunday, June 14, 2015
SYLMAR HILLS
Perpetual Trophy to 1st place open - Champion buckle to
1st place Open, Novice, and Junior Divisions
Ribbons to 1st - 10th qualified divisions
Entry booth opens 8am. First rider out at 9am. Last rider out 11am.
$40.00 ETI Members
$45.00 Non-ETI Members
Anyone who did not place in the top 15 since August 2014 may still complete in the
non-qualified divisions: $30.00 ETI Members-$35.00 Non-ETI Members
Staging area will be Stetson Ranch (13877 Glenoaks Blvd., Sylmar)
Directions: 210 Fwy to Sylmar; Exit Roxford St.; Turn away from mountains at bottom
of off ramp. Turn right on Foothill; turn right on Glenoaks; turn left into park.
Stallions must be pre-approved, and riders must be over 18.
All riders under 18 must wear helmets. Bring water for your horse and yourself.
For more information, call the ETI Office (818) 698-6200
Add Fun to Your Ride - Poker Hands $5.00 and Extra Card $1.00
June 14, 2015
ETI Invitational Trail Trial Entry Form
Rider’s Name:
ETI Member? Corral #
No
Horse’s Name:
E-mail:
Address:
City:
Zip:
Phone H:
Poker
Extra Card
Contact Name:
Emergency Number:
Non-Qual
Open
Novice
EVERYONE UNDER 18 MUST WEAR A HELMET
Junior
(14 and under, Jan. 2012) Jr. Birth date
HELMET
WAIVER
Prepaid Credit Card #
EXP.
VISA
MC
Signature
Cash
Check#
Poker
No refunds without doctor/vet statement
Please make checks payable to: ETI National Trail Trials
Mail with Waiver to: P.O. Box 1138, Acton, CA 93510
For more info: [email protected]
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67thETINATIONAL
HORSESHOWandCONVENTION
CARRIAGEDRIVINGSHOW
All Equines and Hitches Welcome!!!
Date: Saturday, June 27, 2015
Location: BURBANK EQUESTRIAN CENTER
480WRiversideDrive,Burbank,CA91506
UndertheEveningLightsintheSmallOvalArena
The Driver’s Entry Booth will be located at the end of the Queen’s Barn
Entry Booth Opens at 12 noon
Driver’s Meeting at 4:00 p.m.
Classes start at 5:00 p.m.
OvernightstablingisavailableattheEquestrianCenter
ForMoreInformationaboutStablingͲPleaseContactMelanieBrooker
Judge:JODYCUTLERMoorpark,CA
1 s t PlaceAwardsandRibbons1 s t through6 t h SpecialHighPointandReserveHighPointoftheDayAwards(Classes1,3,5,6&7)
KaySmithMemorialCupPerpetualTrophyͲDonatedbyStephanieAbronson
ADS/USEFDRIVINGRULESAPPLY
CLASSES
1.PleasureDrivingͲTurnout 5.ReversePsychology
2.PleasureDrivingͲReinsmanship 6.PickYourRoute
3.PleasureDriving–Working
7.WhipAccuracyCourse
4.MyRoute/YourRoute
WhipAccuracyCoursesarePatternswhereyouwillhave10conesͲ5Redand5Whitewith
ballsontop.YoumusthittheballswithyourwhipontheREDconesfirst,thentheballsonthe
Whitecones.Thiswillbeatimedandaccuracygame.Eachmissedballwillincura5second
penalty.Thefastesttimewiththemostdislodgedballswins.
ETI Membership is NOT required to participate in this show.
(175<)((6
PreͲentriesmustbepostmarkedonorbeforeJune11,2015
PostͲentriesareacceptedafterthisdateandsignupsareacceptedattheshow.
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PREͲEntryFees:Member:
$15.00perclass
ETINonͲMember:
$18.00perclass
POSTͲEntryFees:ETIMember:
$18.00perclass
ETINonͲMember:
$20.00perclass
CaliforniaDrugFee:
$5.00perhorse
GroundsFee:$15.00perhorse
Volume 15, Issue 3
ETI National Horse Show and Convention
2015 CARRIAGE DRIVING SHOW
Entry Form
SHOW NUMBER ___________
[Please complete a separate entry for each equine/driver combination]
Please Print
NAME OF DRIVER
ETI MEMBER (Y/N)
NAME OF EQUINE(S)
__ CORRAL #_____
Equine Size ________Breed_____________
NAME OF OWNER
E-Mail Address
ADDRESS
CITY
ZIP CODE
TELEPHONE
Two page ETI Waiver Form, available for download at www.etinational.com must be completely
filled out and signed and accompany show entry. Waiver Forms will also be available at the
entry booth for the show.
WhipAccuracyCoursesarePatternswhereyouwillhave10conesͲ5Redand5Whitewithballsontop.Youmusthittheballswith
yourwhipontheREDconesfirst,thentheballsontheWhitecones.Thiswillbeatimedandaccuracygame.Eachmissedballwill
incura5secondpenalty.Thefastesttimewiththemostdislodgedballswins.
PLEASE CHECK CLASSES ENTERED: _______
____1. Pleasure Driving - Turnout
____2. Pleasure Driving - Reinsmanship
____3. Pleasure Driving - Working
____4. My Route/Your Route
____5. Reverse Psychology
____6. Pick Your Route
____7. Whip Accuracy Course – 2 x 5’s
ADS/USEF RULES WILL APPLY
Pre-Entries Due June 15th
No. Of Classes entered
Entries After June 15th
No. Of classes entered
Mail Pre-Entries To:
Melanie Brooker
:HVW$YH/
/DQFDVWHU&$
@ $18.00 ETI Members
@ $20.00 Non Members
GROUNDS FEE Per horse
CA DRUG FEE
TO JOIN ETI MEMBERSHIP (CORRAL #__ )
SPONSORSHIPS
TOTAL
For Information - MELANIE BROOKER (661) 816-7177
PAID BY:
CHECK # ____________
@ $15.00 ETI Members
@ $18.00 Non Members
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
15.00
5.00
email: [email protected]
VISA or Mastercard #_______________________________ Exp.Date__________
Signature for Credit Card____________________________________
Membership is not required to participate in this show.
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ETI NATIONAL CONVENTION
2015
presents
SEND YOUR
TOP RIDERS
THE
STATE
FINALS
GREAT
PRIZES
and
when:
Saturday
JUNE 20th
REGULAR
GYMKHANA
SHOW
Registration Opens: 8:00 AM
Start Time: 9:00 AM
location:
Gibson
Ranch
9655 Wentworth Street
Sunland, CA 91040
Riders of all levels and experience
are encouraged to attend.
While riders both ETI members and non ETI members are welcome to compete in the event - only ETI members who
have competed in any Corral's gymkhana series (a minium of 3 ) in 2015 (verifiable by their corral) will be eligible to
compete for the State Final Awards and Recognition.
Corrals: Don’t miss out on this great opportunity! Send your top 3 riders (or send all) from each division to show
their stuff for State Finals. Corral with the most in attendance will win a prize.
1st - 3rd will win Award Tack. 4th - 6th will win State Final Ribbons. Additional Prizes such as Best Groomed Horse,
Best Dressed Cowgirl and Boy, Fastest Time of the Day will also be Awarded
ETI Members:
$8.00 per pattern
$15 grounds fee
$20 High Point fee
7 PATTERNS:
Cloverleaf
Speed Barrel
Washington Poles
Precision Barrels
Birangle
Tail Spin
Mystery Event
Non-ETI Members entry:
$10.00 per pattern
$15 grounds fee
For more information contact Tracy Boldroff: (661) 607-5178 or [email protected]
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Volume 15, Issue 3
ETI Convention Schedule
Invitational Trail Trials
Sunday, June 14 at Sylmar Hills
See page 34 for Information
Gymkhana State Finals
Saturday, June 20 at Gibson Ranch
See page 35 for Information
Convention Classes
Los Angeles Equestrian Center
480 Riverside Dr., Burbank
Friday -June 26
Small Oval Arena
Large Oval Arena
Allen Arena
Equidome
Western Rail
Hunters Over Fences
Western Trail
Jumpers
Friday evening
Small Oval
Reining
Chili Cook-off and Jr. Ambassador Silent Auction
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Susan Gruber
Jane Shaw
Renee Baker
Ted Lange
Judge:
Renee Baker
Saturday -June 27
Small Oval Arena
Large Oval Arena
Allen Arena
Equidome
Equidome
Western Rail
English Flat
Western Trail
Dressage (English)
Dressage (Western)
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Renee Baker
Ted Lange
Susan Gruber
Claudia Roberts
Nichole Chastain-Trice
Saturday evening
Small Oval Arena
Driving
Judge:
Margaret Jody Cutler
Sunday – June 28
Small Oval Arena
Large Oval Arena
Equidome
English Flat
Jumpers
Hunters Over Fences
Judge:
Judge:
Judge:
Susan Gruber
Jane Shaw
Ted Lange
Back for 2015!
ETI National Horse Show & Convention!
$$$ WIN MONEY $$$
HALTER COLOR CHALLENGE CLASS!
Open to all color breed horses (Pinto, Paint, Appaloosa, Buckskin, etc.) Class will be
judged 100% on the color format, based on the rules of each breed.
1st Place Winner will receive 50% back of entry fees
Plus Gift Certificate!
2nd place- 20% back plus gift certificate
3rd place- 15% back plus gift certificate
4th place- 10% back
5th place- 5% back
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Meet Our Judges
Claudia Roberts
"L" judge program graduate Claudia Roberts is a F.E.I. Competitor and the owner of Pacific
Dressage, LLC located at The Hansen Dam Equestrian Center in Lakeview Terrace. She
promotes the traditional style of teaching classical dressage and has incorporated western
dressage into her repertoire of disciplines. "The two go hand in hand", in her opinion. Claudia
has earned her U.S.D.F. Bronze and Silver medals and competes as often as her time allows.
Her background in psychology, having earned a Masters degree in Psychology, gives her a
unique approach to riders with fear issues and a lack of confidence. Please visit her website
at www.pacificdressage.com.
(Other bios not available by print time)
Special Olympics at Convention!
At Convention 2015, you will have the opportunity to showcase your horse for use in the 2015 Special Olympics
Equestrian Games. If you have already contacted this organization and been approved, you can let them see
what your horse is capable of. Or if you would like to loan your horse for the special Olympics, this is a perfect
time to allow for them to be approved.
Two people from The Ride On organization will be at Convention on June 27 from 10am - 2pm.
All are welcome to show at convention to give your horse an opportunity to see the entire facility and to become
familiar with everything there.
Help support a great cause and fulfill dreams of many!
VOLUNTEER
JULY 25 – AUGUST 2, 2015
7,000 ATHLETES
177 COUNTRIES
25 SPORTS
We need 30,000 volunteers! Help us get there!
Join the Herd
Ride On will be bringing 20 of it’s safe, sound and show experienced horses to the Games and we are looking
for 60 more. One of the most challenging aspects of the entire undertaking will be to identify 80 safe, appropriate
horses and match them with 140 athletes from 27 countries. Your horse will be treated as if it was one of our own
and potential owners are welcome and encouraged to join us for the entire 8 day experience as a groom and
show volunteer. The experience will begin with four days of horse matching and training followed by four days
of competition. For more information about Ride On, its staff, horses and history please visit
www.RideOn.org
The World is Coming. Are You?
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Volume 15, Issue 3
2015 TRAINER
INCENTIVE!!!
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EQUIDOME SCHOOLING
DAY!!
$20 PER RIDER/HORSE COMBO
THURSDAY JUNE 25 1:00PM!!
COME SCHOOL JUMPING OR FLAT IN
THE EQUIDOME
BEFORE CONVENTION!
ALL JUMPS WILL BE SET TO
DIFFERENT HEIGHTS.
(THEY MAY NOT BE MOVED)
EACH TRAINER OR INDIVIDUAL WILL BE
ALLOWED TEN MINUTES PER RIDER.
*PLEASE WARM HORSES UP PRIOR TO SCHOOLING*
IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL
MICHELLE KRAUT TO PICK A TIME SLOT !!!
[email protected]
661-575-7281/ 818-698-6200
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67th Annual ETI
National Horse Show and Convention
Convention Chairperson
Bob Foster (Corral 12)
Camping
Jamie Webber (Corral 86)
Contests
Dottie & Keith Hilliard (Corral 35)
Convention High Points
Show Office
Dressage
Candy Leaf & Pam Mitchell (Corral 10)
Driving
Melanie Brooker (Corral 14)
English Show Managers
Flat
Michelle Kraut (Corral 86)
Over Fences Hunters
Michelle Kraut (Corral 86)
Jumpers
Liz Ekeberg (Corral 77)
First Aid
Foster EMT‛s (Corral 12)
Food
Patty Hug (Corral 12)
Grounds Manager
David Buck
Grounds/Computers
Randy Hammock (Corral 20)
Gymkhana
Tracy Bolderof (Corral 21)
Horse Show Office Manager
Cindy Alleman
Jr. Ambassador Chairpersons
Debbie Foster (Corral 12) & Michelle Kraut (Corral 86)
Jr. Ambassador Silent Auction
Jr. Ambassadors‛ Moms
Parking
Bob Foster (Corral 12)
Prizes & Printing
Linda Fullerton (Corral 20)
Security
MAU‛s
Stalls
Niki Ahten (Corral 20)
Trail Trials
Jeanne Catron-Gonzalez (Corral 12)
Vendors
Sarah Williams (At Large)
Western Arena
TBD
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Want to be part of the fun but don’t show?
Come join the party by volunteering!
See page 42 for more information
Volume 15, Issue 3
JR AMBASSADOR CHILI
COOK OFF AND SILENT
AUCTION
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$730
come at 5:30pm if you
are entering, to allow
time for your chili to
heat up!
ENTRY FEE: $5 PER CHILI ENTRY
NAME:
DIVISION:
CORRAL #:
EMAIL:
PHONE #:
PLEASE SEND PAYMENT TO ETI OFFICE: PO BOX 1138 ACTON, CA 93510
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Tips for Completing Your Entry Form
1.
Pre-entry discounts due or postmarked on or before Friday, June 12. On-line entries due by Wednesday,
June 17. Entries received day of the show, mailed after June 12 postmark or entered on-line after June
17 will be charged full price.
2.
You must enclose payment with your entry. If paying with credit card, please write
legibly. You may pay with an open check. We will not process entries without payment.
3.
Stalls-If you are coming with a group, send in your stall reservation forms all together.
If you are stabling with your trainer, please check that box on entry form.
4.
Write legibly-please PRINT.
5.
Complete forms entirely even if you think we know your info.
6.
Is your membership current for discount entry fees?
7.
Check your math. If you pay us too little, we will contact you for the balance. If you
pay us too much, we will consider it a donation to ETI.
8.
Please make sure you send in your completed and signed waiver and don’t forget to sign the back of your
entry form. Additional Waivers must be signed by anyone in your group that is handling your horse. Upon
signing waiver, you will receive a bracelet that will be worn all weekend.
9.
Make sure you order your feed and shavings in advance. U. S. Horse Feed and Shavings is the name of
feed store at the center. Phone is (818) 559-9699.
10.
HAVE FUN, BE A GOOD SPORT, HAVE FUN, MAKE NEW FRIENDS and HAVE FUN!
Volunteers Needed
Convention is looking for a few new volunteers.
There are many areas where your help would be put to GREAT USE to support ETI.
Don’t worry if you think you don’t have enough experience. We offer “on the job
training” in many areas – Horse show, Trail Trials, Gymkhana, Driving, Dressage, etc.
It’s a great opportunity to meet fellow ETI members from other Corrals and areas and to
have a good time doing good for the future of horses and people who have or want to have horses in the future.
Some of the areas that need helpers are: Class entries, Arena workers, Gatekeepers, Ring Stewards, Runners for
the Office and Arenas, Trail Trial Judges, Trail Trial Entry Booth, Announcers and Assistants, Award and Ribbon
Presentation, Security, High-Point Tallying, and More.
This is the largest fundraiser for ETI and your volunteering will help support the many goals that ETI has to help
maintain trails, preserve horse keeping rights and trail access and promote our Equestrian Lifestyle. A little time
will go along way, after all this is your organization too!
To volunteer, contact the ETI Office at (818) 698-6200 or email at [email protected].
We are again asking each Corral to donate something for the Jr. Ambassador’s Silent Auction which
will take place at Friday’s Chili Cook Off. Please drop off items at the LAEC Horse Show Office by
2:00pm on Friday, June 26. Contact Michelle at the ETI office for more information.
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Volume 15, Issue 3
HORSE SHOW ENTRY FORM
67TH ANNUAL ETI NATIONAL
HORSE SHOW AND CONVENTION
One horse/rider combination per entry form
PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE: JUNE 12, 2015 (Mailed)
JUNE 17, 2015 (On-line)
RIDER INFORMATION
Exhibitor #:
Entry Date:
ETI member: Yes / No
Last Name:
Corral #
Email:
First Name:
HORSE INFORMATION
Address:
Horse Name:
City:
State:
Zip:
Horse age:
Phone:
Horse Breed:
(Attach papers if applicable)
Trainer/Barn Name:
More than one exhibitor with this horse: Yes / No
AGE DIVISION
10 & under
Horse sex:
13 & under
Professional
Amateur
14-18
19 & over
/
/
CIRCLE THE NUMBER OF EACH CLASS
YOU ARE ENTERING BELOW
SELECT CAREFULLY—YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR
ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE
WESTERN FRIDAY: SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
PLEASE CIRCLE DISCIPLINE.
100W/E 101W/E 102W/E 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113W/E 114W/E 115W/E 116W/E 117
118 119 120 121 122W/E 123W/E 124W/E 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133W/E 134W/E
135W/E 136W/E 137 138 139 140 141 142 143W/E 144W/E 145W/E 146W/E 147W/E 148W/E 149W/E
150W/E 151W/E 152W/E 153W/E 154W/E
REINING: 200 201 202 203 204 205 206
WESTERN SATURDAY: SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
PLEASE CIRCLE DISCIPLINE.
400W/E 401W/E 402W/E 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413W/E 414W/E 415W/E 416W/E 417
418 419 420 421 422W/E 423W/E 424W/E 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433W/E 434W/E
435W/E 436W/E 437 438 439 440 441 442 443W/E 445W/E 446W/E 447W/E 448W/E 449W/E 450W/E
451W/E 452W/E 453W/E 454W/E
ENGLISH HUNTERS OVER FENCES / JUMPERS FRIDAY: SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR
ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523
524 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543
ENGLISH HUNTERS OVER FENCES / JUMPERS SUNDAY: SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR
ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
600 601 602 603 604 605 606 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 614 615 616 617 618 619 620 621 622 623
624 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643
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ENGLISH ON THE FLAT SATURDAY: Please circle discipline - ENGLISH/WESTERN if applicable
SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 E/W 717 E/W
719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730
ENGLISH ON THE FLAT SUNDAY: Please circle discipline - ENGLISH/WESTERN if applicable
SELECT CLASSES CAREFULLY - YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR ALL CLASSES YOU CIRCLE.
800 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 E/W 817 E/W
819 820 821 822 823 824 825 826 827 828 829 830
No. of Classes
Class Type
ENTRY FEES
Class ETI Member
@ $25.00 each
@ $30.00 each
Class Non-ETI Member
@ $30.00 each
@ $35.00 each
Warm-up Trail—for all Trail Classes
111
PRE-ENTRY FEES
411 Halter Challenge Class
Un-judged Allen Arena
818 E/W
TOTAL
@ $15.00 each
Set fee for all color handlers
$40.00 each
TOTAL CLASS ENTRY FEES
DRUG FEE (per horse) or Drug Fee paid by: #
OFFICE / HIGH POINT FEE (per entry)
Please Check Box Below:
718 E/W
$
$ 5.00
$ 15.00
STALL RENTAL
See Stall Form
BOARD AT LAEC (please provide proof—No Grounds Fee)
N/C
GROUNDS FEE ($15.00 per horse “Trailered” in each day)
LESS SPONSORSHIP (attach completed sponsor form)
GRAND TOTAL
MEANS OF PAYMENT: CASH: $
If paying by Credit Card, please complete: VISA
CHECK: #
$
AMOUNT: $
MASTERCARD
Card Number :
Exp. Date:
Amount to be charged to card: $
Signature of cardholder: X
Every entry shall constitute an agreement that the person making it, owner, lessee, trainer, manager, agent, coach, exhibitor and
the horse shall be subject to the bylaws and the rules of Equestrian Trails, Inc., and the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, and each
must sign an insurance waiver to compete or participate. There will be a $25.00 charge for all returned checks.
ALL PARTICIPANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING ALL ETI HORSE SHOW CONVENTION RULES.
WARNING! NO VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARK IN THE HORSE SHOW OFFICE GROUNDS OR BARN AREA. You may
use the Barn Aisles to load and unload horses/tack only. All vehicles must be moved outside the fence within 10 minutes after
unloading, as this is a FIRE LANE. DO NOT BLOCK HORSE TRAILERS or vehicles when parking outside. Any violation listed will
FDXVHWKH&RQYHQWLRQWRWDNH\RXUOLFHQVHSODWHQXPEHUDQGLI\RXDUHDPHPEHU\RXZLOOEHELOOHGIRUWRZLQJRU¿QHG,I
\RXDUHDFRPSHWLWRUD¿QHRIZLOOEHDGGHGWR\RXUHQWU\Make sure to park where you wont’ block anyone in.
Signature of Applicant:
Horse Owner: (Please Print)
Date:
Signature:
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Volume 15, Issue 3
Waiver & Release Form
FOR EQUESTRIAN TRAILS, INC., ACTIVITIES
This Is A Waiver of Your Legal Rights, And An Agreement Not To Sue
Serious Injury Or Death May Result From Riding Or Being Near Horses
1.
Participant’s Name (print):
Address:
Telephone: (
2.
City:
)
State:
ETI Member
Zip:
If Yes, Corral #:
Liability Release.
In consideration for Equestrian Trials, Inc. (“ETI”) allowing me or my child to voluntarily
participate in its activities, and LAEC Incorporated allowing me or my child to participate in
events on its grounds, I agree as follows:
3.
A.
This agreement, waiver and release applies to ETI and to ETI’s affiliated Corrals, committees, employees, predecessors, successors, attorneys, insurers, members and volunteers who are working in the course and scope of their duties on behalf of ETI, including
its affiliated Corrals, at the time of occurrence of any act or omission which is later alleged to be a cause or contribution to a claim for injury, damages or death, and also applies to LAEC Incorporated, its agents and employees (collectively “Released Parties”);
B.
I forever release, hold harmless and indemnify Released Parties from liability for any and
all claims, demands, causes of action, damages, injuries or death to me, my minor children, my horse and my property, and legal liability of every nature, including the negligent acts or omissions of any Released Parties, whether known or unknown, anticipated
or unanticipated, direct or indirect, arising out of participation in the past, present or
future ETI activities (including equestrian activities, such as the riding, use of, or being
near, horses, whether at an arena, stable or on a trail ride in association with ETI) and I
assume all risks of injury or death as set forth in this release;
C.
I shall not bring any lawsuit, action or proceeding against any Released Parties, even if
they engage in negligent conduct; and
D.
I make this agreement, waiver and release for and on behalf of myself, my spouse, my
child and/or ward, heirs, administrators, successors, representatives and assigns.
Activity Risk.
I understand that some ETI activities take place in isolated or wilderness areas over rough
terrain, and/or trails of unknown condition, and others take place on land or in facilities
owned and managed by others from whom such land or facilities are borrowed or rented. I
understand that the organizers, workers and members involved in ETI activities are not professionals in the horse industry, or in the planning or conducting of trips or camping events,
or in other areas of expertise involved in ETI activities. I also understand that horseback
riding is a rugged adventure, recreational sport activity. I am aware that there are numerous
obvious and non-obvious inherent risks of serious injury or death, or property damage, to me
or my horse, which are always present in ETI activities, on or near horses. I understand that
pregnant women are specifically advised not to ride horses. I understand that ETI is a nonprofit club of private individuals who have come together to support and enjoy recreationoriented activities.
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4.
Nature of Horse.
I understand that no horse is completely safe, and the Released Parties make no representations or guarantees regarding the safety, training or suitability of any horse. Horses are 5 to
15 times larger, 20 to 40 times more powerful, and 3 to 4 times faster than a human. If I fall
from a horse to the ground, it will generally be at a distance of 4 to 6 feet, and the impact will
injure me. A horse may divert from its training and act according to its natural survival instincts and may abruptly change directions or speed, trip, slip, fall, stop short, shift its weight,
buck, rear, kick, bite, spook, or run from what it perceives to be danger if it is frightened or
provoked, or for no reason whatsoever.
5.
Conditions of Nature & Locations.
I agree that the Released Parties are not responsible for acts, occurrences or elements of nature or a particular location that can injure a person or scare a horse, cause it to trip, fall or
react in some other manner. These elements include thunder, lightening, rain, wind, wild and
domestic animals, insects, other people and horses, and reptiles which may walk, run, fly near,
bite and/or sting a horse or person, irregular footing on groomed or wild land which is subject
to constant change according to weather, temperature, natural and man-made objects. The
Released Parties have not inspected, and make no representations or warranties concerning
the safety or condition of, any trail, camping site, arena and/or other location of ETI events.
6.
Helmet Warning.
I am aware that protective head gear which meets or exceeds the quality standards of the SEI
certified and ASTM standard F1163 equestrian helmet, should be purchased and worn by me
and/or my child while riding and being near horses, and the wearing of such helmet may reduce
the severity of some head injuries and may prevent my serious injury or death as a result of
a fall or other occurrence. If I or my minor child do not wear a helmet, it is because we so
choose.
I HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND VOLUNTARILY AGREE TO THIS TWO-PAGE WAIVER & RELEASE.
I FURTHER AGREE THAT NO ORAL STATEMENTS, REPRESENTATIONS OR INDUCEMENTS APART
FROM THIS WRITTEN AGREEMENT HAVE BEEN MADE TO ME TO OBTAIN MY CONSENT.
Dated:
Participant’s Signature:
Printed Name
IF PARTICIPANT IS UNDER 18, SIGNATURE OF AGREEMENT BY PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IS
ALSO REQUIRED, AND SUCH PERSON FURTHER AGREES, PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 2, ABOVE,
TO RELEASE AND INDEMNITY THE RELEASED PARTIES FOR ANY INJURY OR DEATH TO, OR ANY
CLAIM BY OR ON BEHALF OF, SUCH MINOR:
Minor’s Birth Date:
Dated:
Participant’s Signature:
Relationship to Minor:
ETI Witness (print name):
Printed Name
Debbie Foster
Corral #: National
Description of Event Where Signed: ETI Convention & Horse Show 2013
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Volume 15, Issue 3
Special High Point Award Classes & Special Awards
The following high point awards will be offered during this
year’s Convention horse show. The classes listed are the
qualifying classes for each award. Points are based on a
one-horse/ one-rider combination; NO switching of horses
or numbers is allowed. There are many classes available for each award, but remember to keep your
horse in mind and don’t over enter. Qualified classes
for the saddles include both the age division and open classes, but divisional awards include only age-division classes
and specific open classes.
Walk/Trot 14-18: 101, 114, 123, 134, 136, 148, 401, 414,
423, 434, 436, 448
Western Saddle: 100, 101, 102, 110, 117, 118, 119, 120,
121, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 140, 141, 142,
150, 151, 152, 153, 400, 401, 402, 410, 417, 418, 419, 420,
421, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 440, 441, 442,
450, 451, 452, 453
Western 19 & Over ATR: 102, 119, 121, 127, 131, 142,
152, 402, 419, 421, 427, 431, 442, 452
English Flat Saddle: 100, 101, 102, 702, 703, 704, 705,
706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 717, 718, 719, 721,
722, 400, 401, 402, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809,
810, 811, 812, 813, 817, 818, 819, 821, 822
English Flat 13 & Under: 100, 702, 706, 710, 717, 722,
723, 727, 400, 802, 806, 810, 817, 822, 823, 827
English Saddle Over Fences: 505, 506, 507, 509, 510,
511, 513, 514, 515, 516, 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 534, 535,
536, 537, 538, 539, 605, 606, 607, 609, 610, 611, 613, 614,
615, 616, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638,
639
Pony High Point: 525, 526, 527, 625, 626, 627, 700, 701,
800, 801
Walk/Trot 10 & under: 100, 114, 115, 116, 136, 146,
400, 414, 415, 416, 436, 446
Walk/Trot 11-13: 100, 114, 122, 133, 136, 147, 400, 414,
422, 433, 436, 447
Walk/Trot 19 & Over: 102, 114, 124, 135, 136, 149, 402,
414, 424, 435, 436, 449
Western 13 & Under: 100, 117, 121, 125, 129 142, 150,
400, 417, 421, 425, 429, 442, 450
Western 14–18: 101, 118, 121, 126, 130, 142, 151, 401,
418, 421, 426, 430, 442, 451
Western Open: 120, 121, 128, 132, 142, 153, 420, 421,
428, 432, 442, 453
English Flat 14–18: 101, 703, 707, 711, 718, 722, 724,
728, 401, 803, 807, 811, 818, 822, 824, 828
English Flat 19 & Over ATR: 102, 704, 708, 712, 719,
722, 725, 729, 402, 804, 808, 812, 819, 822, 825, 829
English Open: 705, 709, 713, 721, 722, 726, 730, 805,
809, 813, 821, 822, 826, 830
Over Fences 13 & Under: 501, 505, 509, 528, 529, 530,
601, 605, 609, 628, 629, 630
Over Fences 14-18: 502, 506, 510, 534, 535, 536, 602,
606, 610, 634, 635, 636
Over Fences 19 & Over ATR: 503, 507, 511, 537, 538,
539, 603, 607, 611, 637, 638, 639
SPECIAL AWARDS
WESTERN SADDLE To Overall Western High Point Horse/Rider of the Show
ENGLISH SADDLE To Overall English Flat High Point Horse/Rider of the Show
ENGLISH SADDLE To Overall Over Fences High Point Horse/Rider of the Show
DIVISIONAL AWARDS
Halter Grand Champion Award
Pony High Point English or Western
ATR Walk/Trot Divisions 10 & Under, 11-13, 14-18 and 19 & Over
ATR English Flat 13 & Under, 14-18, 19 & Over
ATR, and Open English Over Fences 13 & Under, 14-18, 19 & Over
ATR Western 13 & Under, 14-18, 19 & Over ATR and Open
Dressage High Point Awards Driving High Point
If you would like to sponsor an award, call the ETI Office (818) 698-6200
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Stall Reservation Form
Stalls are available, whether occupied by horses, feed, or tack, for $125 (Thursday-Monday morning) or $45 per day
(or any part of a day). Check in begins on Thursday, June 25 at noon. Check in on Friday through
Sunday is after 12:00 noon. Departure is before 12:00 noon each day. Anyone stalling their horse
after 12:00 noon will be charged an additional day. Stall Reservation Forms must be in the ETI
Office or postmarked by June 12. Reservations may be made at Convention only if stalls are available.
See Rules about refunds. Stalls are of wood construction, 10’ x 10’ with doors. No Bedding will be
provided-ONLY shavings may be used at the LA Equestrian Center. You may bring your own or purchase
them from LAEC. If your group has preference for stabling order (if you wish to be together)
please send in ONE form for your group with ONE payment. The first five stalls of all barns at
the end closest to the arena may be reserved for an additional $40 fee, and a SEPARATE $40 check
must be sent in for this, for refund purposes. This is on a first come first served basis. If you use a stall for a short
time, ETI will be charged and so will you. You may reserve your stall(s) with a check, sponsorships, or a credit card. Your
assignments will be given to you when you check in at Convention. Stall assignments are on a first come, first served basis.
YOU MUST FILL OUT A STALL RESERVATION FORM IN ORDER TO RESERVE A STALL.
For more info, contact Nikki Ahten (818) 273-4384 EMAIL: [email protected]
Individual Name:
with
Barn or Group:
Corral:
Address:
Phone:
City:
State:
I will be bring:
I need:
# of Mares
# of Stalls
# of Geldings
# of Tack Rooms
I will be arriving (check in @ noon) (please circle)
Zip:
# of Stallions
Alternate Phone #
Thursday
I will be departing (check in @ noon) (please circle)
Date:
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
Pop-Ups and Sun Shades of any size will not be permitted in barn aisles.
Special Instructions:
Signature of Applicant:
(Parent Signature if under 18) MUST ALSO SIGN AN INSURANCE WAIVER
OFFICE USE ONLY
SEND TO: STALLS
P.O. Box 1138
Acton, CA 93510
Payment type: Check #
Credit Card: Visa
MasterCard
Card Number:
Exp. Date:
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Date:
Paid with Horse Show Entries
Paid with Entry Fees
Volume 15, Issue 3
Camping Form
The Los Angeles Equestrian Center has a limited number of Recreational Vehicle Campsites available with permanent electric
hook-ups (some with water, no sewer hook-ups). All campsites will be assigned on a first come first served basis, so if you
wish to camp next to friends, you should arrive at the same time.
PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS ONLY ONE VEHICLE PER CAMPING SPACE. SPACES ARE LIMITED, SO BE SURE TO
MAIL THIS FORM IN EARLY.
Your reservation insures you a Camping Space. It does not, however, reserve you the space of your choice. NO TENT
CAMPING. Reservations should be made no later than June 12 as spaces are limited. For confirmation,, p
please include
a self-addressed stamped envelope with your reservation. Check-in time on Thursday, June 25
starts at 12 noon. No earlier arrivals will be admitted. Sites are assigned on a first come,
first served basis. Insurance waiver/release must be signed upon arrival.
FOR INFORMATION, CALL ETI OFFICE (818) 698-6200
Arrival Date:
Days Camping:
Thursday
Friday
Name:
Phone Number:
Address:
Cell Phone #:
City/ State:
Zip Code:
Credit Card #:
Saturday
Exp.:
Cardholder’s signature:
Sunday
Visa
M/C
#
CAMPSITE(s) $50.00 PER NIGHT OR $175.00 (All Days) $
AMOUNT ENCLOSED
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO EQUESTRIAN TRAILS, INC. AND SEND WITH RESERVATION FORM TO:
Equestrian Trails, Inc. P.O. Box 1138; Acton, CA 93510
Barn Decorating Form
Pop-Ups and Sun Shades of any size will not be permitted in barn aisles. (Due to fire regulations)
Come and join in the fun of decorating your stall(s) using your great imagination. Everyone enjoys seeing the different ideas
that you can come up with. This contest is open to everyone participating at the 2015 National Horse Show that has a stall
or stalls. There are three categories:
Individual: 1 stall,
Small Group: 2-4 stalls;
Large Group: 5 or more stalls.
Ribbons will be awarded 1st through 3rd. NO FEE TO ENTER! But you must fill out the form
and turn it in. The judges will be looking for your originality, neatness, theme, etc. This year’s theme is
“Success Through Partnership”. Keep in mind that it’s not how much you do, but how you do it. To enter
this competition just fill out this form and send it to the ETI office with the rest of your entry forms. Any
number of people can decorate stalls.
Judging will take place on Saturday, June 27 at 10:00am and winners will be announced on Saturday at
the Grand Entry Parade at noon and posted on Saturday afternoon at the horse show office.
Small group (2-4 Stalls)
Large Group (5 or more stalls)
Individual Stall
17 & U
18 & Over
Individual or Group
Name:
Name
Name
Name
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Convention Sponsors
Please help us to have the best Convention by sponsoring classes yourself or by obtaining Convention
Sponsorships. This is ETI’s biggest fundraiser. Your sponsorships help to support all that ETI does for horses
and horse people. All Sponsors who donate $25 or more will receive a Sponsorship Ribbon and a business card
sized ad in the Convention wrap-up magazine. [Please attach business card or camera ready 3-line greeting for
publishing to each sponsorship form.] Attention Exhibitors: 50% of obtained sponsorships may be used to offset
ETI members’ exhibitor expenses (e.g., obtain $200 in sponsorships, and $100 may be used toward any show
fees (entries, stalls, or camping). The more sponsors you obtain, the lower your show costs! Sponsors may
either sponsor people or classes! Sponsorships that offset fees must be included with entry form.
Sponsor’s Name
Total Amount of sponsorship $
If sponsoring a person: Amount of sponsorship $
Name of person being sponsored
Corral #
OR
Classes to be sponsored ($25.00 for each class)
Class #
Class Name
Special: Donate $100 and hang your banner for a day or $250.00 for 3 days.
Divisional High Point Sponsorship $75.00 Saddle Sponsorship $1,000.00
No offset for show fees.
Donations of less than $25 are also welcome -Please list them on a separate sheet of paper.
Exhibitors wishing to use sponsorship fees
to offset their expenses should collect the
checks, fill out the forms, and send them in
with their entry forms.
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Make check payable to: ETI Convention Sponsorship
P.O. Box 1138 Acton, CA 93510
Please copy this form and use one form per sponsor.
Volume 15, Issue 3
ETI Convention and Horse Show Rules 2015
NO REFUND WITHOUT
DOCTOR/VET STATEMENT
7.
DRUGS AND MEDICATION – ETI NHS&C drugging
regulations require the exhibitor to advise the show
management of all drugs administered within 72 hours prior
to or during the event. This information shall be written on a
drug form and attached to the entry form in the show office.
The name, date, time, and amount of each drug administered
shall be listed. Forms for this purpose will be available at the
Horse Show office. The $5 California State drug fee per horse
will be collected at the time of the entry.
8.
DISQUALIFICATION – Violations of California State Statute
of drugging regulations will result in disqualification and
forfeiture of fees and prizes. At management’s determination,
the use of illegal drugs or substances administered by
contestants, trainers or assistants, or abuse of animals will
result in disqualification from the show and removal from
the grounds, as well as forfeiture of fees and prizes. At
management’s determination, intoxication of contestants or
bystanders may result in disqualification from the show and
removal from the grounds.
9.
PROTESTS – A protest must be filed as set forth in USEF
rules, and will be accompanied with $50.00 cash or money
order.
SECTION I – GENERAL RULES
1.
ENTRIES – Pre-Entries must either be postmarked no later
than June 12 or entered on-line by June 17. Entries received
or postmarked after June 12 or entered on-line by June 17 will
be applied at the Post Entry price. For open checks received
with a Pre-Entry, classes may be added at the show for the
Pre-Entry fee as long as the majority of the classes were preentered.
Entry Changes Care should be taken to enter the proper
classes. Exhibitors are responsible for their errors and those
of their agents in completing the entry forms. Entry fees
from scratched classes will not be refunded. This applies
to open checks as well. Entry fees from a scratched class may
be applied to an added class.
2.
REFUNDS – Absolutely no refunds will be made without
presentation of a physician’s or veterinarian’s written
certificate of the inability of the rider or horse to compete. The
attending physician or veterinarian must sign the certificate.
Full refunds less a $15 service charge will be given if request
and documentation is provided prior to June 19. Stall fees,
office fees and drug fees will not be refunded after the start
of the show. Entry fees from scratched classes will not be
refunded. Refunds will be made to exhibitors in any class
canceled due to lack of entries. Refund requests after the
start of the show must be applied for at the horse show
office. No refunds will be given at the show. The respective
committee chairpersons must authorize all refunds. Refunds
will be mailed after June 30.
3.
LUNGING – Will only be permitted before 7:00am and 30
minutes after the last class of the day. There will absolutely
be no lunging in warm-up arenas during show.
10. RESPONSIBILITY – All entries are accepted with the
understanding that. ETI their officers, employees, NHS&C
show officials, and the Los Angeles Equestrian Center (LAEC)
will not be held responsible for any loss, damage, or injury to
any horse exhibited or any article of any kind. All horses shall
be under the control and direction of the Show Committee
but solely at the risk of the exhibitor, who will be responsible
for any loss, damage, or injury to any person, animal owned,
exhibited or handled while on grounds, by him/her and shall
indemnify ETI their officers, employees, and/or all NHS&C
show officials, and LAEC against any and all loss; damages
and liability thus occasioned including but not limited to any
and all legal cost, which may be incurred as a result thereof.
4.
EQUESTRIAN TRAILS, INC. (ETI) HORSE SHOW RULES
are patterned after the United States Equestrian Federation
(USEF) rules, but ETI management and ETI High Point rules
prevail. This is an OPEN horse show; you do not have to be a
member to ride in classes. The ETI National Horse Show and
Convention (NHS&C) is open to all breeds. Registered horses
must be able to show Registration Papers in specified breed
classes; otherwise, classes are open to nonregistered equines.
All competitors must sign a waiver/release (if under 18
competitors need parent or guardian’s signature-NOT trainer).
It is the responsibility of the person wishing to compete at the
rate of ETI member to make sure their membership is paid
and current.
11. WAIVER and RELEASE FORMS – No one except competitors,
trainers, and handlers will be allowed into any of the warm up
arenas. All competitors, trainers, and handlers must
wear competitor’s wristbands any time they are riding
in any warm up or show arena. Each competitor will
be issued a wristband with their horse show number.
Noncompetitors (trainers and handlers) who intend
to ride/train/exercise in warm-up arenas must have
a signed Waiver and Release form on file in Horse
Show office in order to obtain competitors wristbands
issued there. There is no charge for the first wristband, and
lost wristbands may be replaced at the Horse Show office for
$10.00 each.
5.
FOR SHOW PURPOSES – The age of the exhibitor on
December 1 of any year will be maintained throughout the
next year. Exhibitors born on December 1 shall assume the
greater age of the year.
6.
SHOWING OF STALLIONS – A junior (under 18) may not
exhibit or handle a stallion of any age.
12. SAFETY – Only official ETI carts on official ETI business will
be allowed to go into or through warm up arenas. Spectators,
including exhibitors, trainers, and handlers) will NOT be
allowed to watch classes from the warm up arenas. There
are bleachers and the berm area easily available for
spectator use during each class.
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13. JUDGES – It will be a violation of show rules to commit any
act or make remarks during the show that are considered
offensive or made with the intent to influence or cast aspersions
on the judging, and any exhibitor may be barred from the
show for this offense by the arena manager or horse show
chairperson. Further, no exhibitor or person shall approach
a judge regarding any matter unless he/she first obtains
permission from the Arena Manager or NHS&C Chairperson.
4.
GROOMS CLASS – Must ride in casual attire (no show
clothing), including casual tack that is in good working order;
footwear must have heel. This class is designed for those who
don’t show in any other class. NO TRAINERS.
5.
BOSALS, SNAFFLE BITS and HACKAMORES – Will be
allowed in western pleasure classes on Junior Horses (five
years old and under) with two hands ONLY. Warning! Since
this is not a standard USEF rule, points may be taken
away at the judge’s discretion.
6.
PONIES – Measured at the highest point of the withers shall
be 58” (14 hands 2”) or less when standing on a flat, even
surface.
7.
NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN A CLASS – Five or more entries
constitutes a class. Management reserves the right to cancel
or combine classes that have less than five entries. Classes
which have thirty or more entries will be split, judged and the
best five from each section will be judged for awards. One set
of awards will be given.
15. DRINKING – ETI does not allow drinking of alcoholic
beverages at any event. If the LAEC food vendor is selling
alcoholic beverages, they must be consumed within the lawn
area of the food vendor.
8.
TIMELINESS – It is each competitor’s responsibility to
present him- or herself to the gate steward when their class is
first called for every class in which they wish to compete, and
to enter the arena when the class is told to enter.
16. PARKING – Exhibitor, spectator, and trailer parking are
allowed only in designated areas. NO VEHICLES WILL
BE ALLOWED TO PARK IN THE HORSE SHOW OFFICE
GROUNDS OR BARN AREA. You may use the barn aisles
to load and unload horses/tack only. All vehicles bringing
in horses or tack must be moved outside the fence within
20 minutes after entering the barn area. Vehicles left in fire
lanes may be towed away. DO NOT BLOCK HORSE TRAILERS
or vehicles when parking. Make sure to park only in legal
parking areas and in a manner which does not block anyone
in. Vehicles parked illegally may be towed away.
9.
GATES – Will be closed two minutes after the class is allowed
to enter. Once the gate is closed, the class is closed, judging
will commence, and no late competitors will be allowed to
enter.
14. EXHIBITORS and ASSISTANCE – Any participants,
trainers, assistants or spectators of the ETI NHS&C shall be
considered guests of ETI and must conduct themselves in a
moral, ethical manner with good sportsmanship. Any manner
or language considered otherwise will NOT be tolerated and
violators will forfeit fees, prizes and be required to withdraw
from competition and leave the show grounds. This will
include harassment, abusive language or intimidation between
participants. Harassment of any show official or volunteers
by competitors in the ETI NHS&C will NOT be tolerated. All
complaints must be brought to the attention of the Arena
Manager and NHS&C Chairperson.
SECTION II – HORSE SHOW RULES
1.
AMATEUR – Amateur To Ride (ATR), or Amateur To Show
(ATS): a person is an amateur for all competitions conducted
under USEF rules who after his/her 18th birthday has not
engaged in any activities which would make him/her a
professional. A Professional accepts remuneration for riding,
driving, showing in halter/in hand, training or conducting
seminars.
2.
NOVICE – Open to horses or exhibitors who have not won
three or more first place awards in this class prior to the 2015
show year.
3.
LIMIT CLASSES – Exhibitors in Leadline Classes may only
show in Leadline. Exhibitors showing in any flat Walk-Trot
class or in the 12” (1’) Trot Crossrails classes may only show in
Walk-Trot classes, Halter, Showmanship in Hand, and Country
Pleasure (Walk-Trot exhibitors may not canter in these
classes).
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10. TACK CHANGE – The gate steward must be notified of tack
change request at the start of the class prior to
required
tack change. Participant should have equipment at the gate
and ready to change. There will be a three minute time limit.
11. ENTRY NUMBERS – Every horse and rider combination
entered will be assigned an entry number. Assigned number
is restricted to that horse and rider combination only. No
switching of numbers will be tolerated.
12. DISPUTE NOT COVERED BY RULES – Should any questions
or disputes arise not covered in the governing rules, the same
shall be referred to the Horse Show Committee for decision.
Such decision shall be final. Judges decision is final.
13. PROTECTIVE HEAD GEAR – All exhibitors riding in English,
Hunter, Jumper and Hunt Seat Equitation classes must wear
properly fitting protective headgear passing or surpassing
current applicable ASTM (American Society for Testing and
materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards with
harness secured while riding anywhere on the competition
grounds. It is the responsibility of the rider, or the parent/
guardian or trainer of the junior exhibitor to see to it that the
headgear worn complies with the appropriate safety standards.
Any rider violating this rule at any time must immediately be
prohibited from further riding until such headgear is properly
in place. All riders in classes where jumping is required and
when jumping anywhere on the competition grounds must
also wear approved protective headgear.
Volume 15, Issue 3
SECTION III -CLASS SPECIFICATION
1.
WORKING HUNTER – To be judged on manners,
performance, quality, conformation, and soundness.
2.
HUNTERS UNDER SADDLE – To be judged at a walk, trot
and canter both ways of the ring. Horses may be asked to
hand gallop, at the judge’s discretion.
3.
HUNTER HACK – To be judged at a walk, trot and canter
both ways of the arena and are required to jump two fences
and follow additional instructions as given by judge.
4.
TROT CROSSRAILS CLASSES – To be shown at the trot
over a course of fences. Riders in classes with fences at a
height of 12” (1’) may not show in any classes (flat or over
fences) which require a canter. Riders in classes with fences
at a height of 1’6” to 2’ may not show in any over fences
classes which require a canter.
5.
CROSSRAILS CLASSES – To be shown at the canter over
a course of fences at a height of 1’6” to 2’. Rider may not
show in any other over fences classes, except Pony Classes.
6.
COUNTRY PLEASURE – A non-rated class but one of ETI’s
most popular classes. Open to all breeds and judged as a
pleasure class. Class will consist of walk and the horse’s
favorite gate. However, walk/jog/trot contestants may not
canter/lope. Emphasis to be placed on the most pleasurable
horse to ride.
7.
OBEDIENCE – To be shown at any gait or command the
judge calls for (i.e.: trot, hand gallop, side pass, counter
canter, etc.) As the judge calls out instructions, horses
making errors are brought to the center of the arena. The
last horse on the rail wins the class.
8.
PLEASURE 1ST AND 2ND YEAR GREEN HORSE – Is
open to green horses in their 1st or 2nd year of showing.
9.
GAITED BREEDS – To be shown at a walk, intermediate
gait (acceptable for breed such as a running walk for the
Flat Shod Tennessee Walking Horse), and canter/lope in
3-gait classes (or designated gait for specific breed). ETI
High Point Class – Gaited Horse Pleasure E/W is walk and
designated unique gait only. See Breed Standard handbook.
10. HALTER COLOR – Is open to color breeds and is to be
judged 70% Color and 30% conformation.
CONVENTION HIGH POINT – High points will be accumulated
over the entire horse show as follows:
1st = 6 points
2nd = 5 points
3rd = 4 points
PAC and Pinto Horse
Association Approved!
Returned Check Policy
ETI National will collect $25 for all
returned checks, plus bank charges.
All returned checks will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Costume Class
There will be three different judging categories within the
costume class, #145 and each contestant must pick which
one category they wish to enter. The three categories are:
A—Best
Theme
Participation)
Related
Costume,
(Success Through
B—Most Creative Costume, and
C—Funniest Costume.
All costume class entrants must provide to the Horse Show
Office, no later than 2:00pm on Friday, June 26 a written
document stating the category in which they want to be
judged. Contestant may use the form below to let the office
know in which category they want to be judged. This form
will also be available at the Horse Show Office starting on
Thursday, June 25, 2015.
In addition, all entrants will automatically be judged for
either Junior’s Best Overall Costume or Adult’s Best Overall
Costume.
Corral #
Entry #
Category (Check One): Best Theme Related
Most Creative
Funniest
Brief description/explanation of entry (costume-riderhorse) for announcer to read during judging: (or attach
printed description/explanation).
4th = 3 points
5th = 2 points
6th = 1 point
For any rules not covered here check ETI High
Point Circuit Rule Book, USEF Rule Book, or Breed
Standard Rule Books.
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Western Rail - Small Oval Arena
Friday, June 26, 2015
Class #
Class Description
100
Showmanship in Hand - Western/English
101
102
103
Halter Foals of 2013
104
Halter Yearlings & 2 year olds
105
Halter Mares
106
Halter Geldings & Stallions
107
Halter Color (must be registered color breed)
108
Halter Arab/ Half Arab
109
Halter Ponies and Minis
110
Halter
111
Halter Color Challenge
112
Halter Grand Championship
*** 10 Minute Break Divide Arena ***
113
Leadline Equitation W/E
114
Walk/Trot Horsemanship W/E
115
Walk/Trot Equitation W/E
116
Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E
117
Western Equitation
118
Western Equitation
119
Western Equitation
120
Western Equitation
121
Western Horsemanship
122
123
124
125
Country Pleasure Western
126
127
128
129
Western Pleasure
130
Western Pleasure
131
Western Pleasure
132
Western Pleasure
133
134
135
136
Walk/Trot Obedience W/E
137
Jack Benny Western Pleasure
138
Western Pleasure Junior Horse
139
Western Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
140
Western Pleasure Color
141
Western Pleasure Non Color
142
Western Obedience
143
Convention Volunteers Class Walk/Trot W/E
144
Costume Class W/E (See Judging Categories)
*Special Info*
Start time 8:00am
Judge: Susan Gruber
Qualifications
*Special Info*
13 & Under
14 - 18
19 & Over ATS
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Today’s 1st & 2nd Place Halter Winners Only
D
D
D
7 & Under (may only show leadline classes)
Open ATR
10 & Under (may only show W/T Classes)
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open - ATR
11 – 13 (May only show W-T Classes)
19 & Over ATR (may only show W-T Classes)
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
14 -18 (may only show W – T Classes)
Open (May only show W-T Classes)
39 & Over
5 years & under
Open
Open
Open
Open
Convention Volunteers Only
Open
“H” classes count toward DOUBLE points on ETI High Point Circuit.
“W” classes count toward the Two-Day Western High Point Saddle.
“D” classes count toward a Divisional High Point Award
EACH ENTRY NUMBER REPRESENTS A ONE-HORSE/ONE-RIDER COMBINATION.
NO SWITCHING OF HORSES, RIDERS, OR NUMBERS ALLOWED.
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H
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H
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D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
W
W
W
W
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W
W
W
W
W
W
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Volume 15, Issue 3
Hunters Over Fences - Large Oval Arena
Class # Class Description
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
Warm-Up Hunters
Trot Crossrails Hunters
Trot Crossrails Equitation over Fences
Crossrails Hunters
Crossrails Equitation over Fences
Hunter Hack
Pony Hunter Hack
Pony Working Hunter
Pony Equitation Over Fences
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Equitation Over Fences
Working Hunters
Warm-Up Hunters
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Working Hunters
Working Hunters
Start time 8:00am
Judge: Jane Shaw
Fence Heights
Qualifications
1’6”-2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” – 2’
1’6” – 2’
1’6” – 2’
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’3” -2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’9” - 3’
2’9” - 3’
Open ***
Open *
Open *
Open ~
Open ~
Open
Open
Open
Open
13 & Under
13 & Under
13 & Under
Open
Open
14-18
14-18
14-18
19 & Over ATR
19 & Over ATR
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open
Open
Open
*Special Info*
P
P
P
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
F
F
F
F
F
H
H
F
F
F
F
F
F
*Special Info*
*** This class will not be judged. This is for warm-up only.
*
May not enter any other over fences classes. See horseshow rules for more information
~
May not enter any other over fence classes including Trot Crossrails classes; except may enter Pony
classes.
Crossrails classes numbered 523 and 524 must be taken at the canter.
“P” classes count toward the Three-Day Pony High Point.
“F” classes count toward the Two-Day Over Fences High Point Saddle.
“D” classes count toward a Divisional High Point Award.
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500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
Warm-Up Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Start time 8:00am
Fence Heights
2’ - 2’3”
2’- 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’- 2’3”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3”-2’6”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’6” -2’9”
2’6” -2’9”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’9” - 3’
2’9” - 3’
3’ 3’3”
3’ 3’3”
3’3” - 3’6”
3’6” - 3’9”
Qualifications
Open ***
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
17 & Under
18 & Over
17 & Under
18 & Over
Open
Open
Judge: Ted Lange
*Special Info*
D
D
D
H
D
D
D
F
F
F
D
D
D
F
F
F
*Special Info*
***This Class will not be judged. This is for warm-up only.
EACH ENTRY NUMBER REPRESENTS ONE-HORSE/ONE-RIDER COMBINATION.
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H
F
F
F
F
Volume 15, Issue 3
Western Trail - Allen Arena
Class #
10:00am - 1:00pm
Judge: Renee Baker
Class Description
Discipline
Qualifications
*Special Info*
***
Warm Up Trail
Starts at 9:00am – 9:45am
145
Leadline Trail
E/W
7 & Under
146
Trail Horse (Walk-Trot only)
E/W
10 & Under
D
H
147
E/W
11-13
D
H
148
E/W
14-18
D
H
149
E/W
19 & Over ATR
D
H
150
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E/W
13 & Under
D
W
H
151
Trail Horse
E/W
14 – 18
D
W
H
152
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E/W
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D
W
H
153
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E/W
Open
W
H
154
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Ride At Will
H
H
There will be a Trail Warm-up opportunity
for forty-five minutes following the setup of
Trail. All Trail class riders will have this
opportunity. Trail classes will be held after
Warm up in the Small Oval Warm Up.
Western Trail - Allen Arena
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Class #
Class Description
10:00am - 1:00pm
Discipline
Judge: Susan Gruber
Qualifications
*Special Info*
***
Warm Up Trail
Starts at 9:00am – 9:45am
Ride At Will
445
Leadline Trail
E/W
7 & Under
446
E/W
10 & Under
D
H
447
E/W
11-13
D
H
448
E/W
14-18
D
H
449
E/W
19 & Over ATR
D
H
450
Trail Horse
E/W
13 & Under
D
W
H
451
Trail Horse
E/W
14 – 18
D
W
H
452
Trail Horse
E/W
19 & Over ATR
D
W
H
453
Trail Horse
E/W
Open
W
H
454
Trail Horse
E/W
1st & 2nd Year Green Open
H
H
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Western Rail - Small Oval Arena
Class #
Start time 8:30am
Class Description
400
401
402
403
Halter Foals of 2013
404
Halter Yearlings & 2 year olds
405
Halter Mares
406
Halter Geldings & Stallions
407
Halter Color (must be registered color breed)
408
Halter Arab/ Half Arab
409
Halter Ponies and Minis
410
Halter
411
Halter Color Challenge
412
Halter Grand Championship
*** 10 Minute Break Divide Arena ***
413
Leadline Equitation W/E
414
Walk/Trot Horsemanship W/E
415
416
417
Western Equitation
418
Western Equitation
419
Western Equitation
420
Western Equitation
421
Western Horsemanship
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
Western Pleasure
430
Western Pleasure
431
Western Pleasure
432
Western Pleasure
433
434
435
436
Walk/Trot Obedience W/E
437
Jack Benny Western Pleasure
438
Western Pleasure Junior Horse
439
Western Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
440
Western Pleasure Color
441
Western Pleasure Non Color
442
Western Obedience
443
Grooms Class W/E
*Special Info*
Judge: Renee Baker
Qualifications
*Special Info*
13 & Under
14 - 18
19 & Over ATS
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Today’s 1st & 2nd Place Halter Winners Only
D
D
D
7 & Under (may only show leadline classes)
Open ATR
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open - ATR
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
14 -18 (may only show W – T Classes)
Open (May only show W-T Classes)
39 & Over
5 years & under
Open
Open
Open
Open
Convention grooms only (see rules)
“W” classes count toward the Two-Day Western High Point Saddle.
“D” classes count toward a Divisional High Point Award
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W
W
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
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H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
D
W
W
W
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Volume 15, Issue 3
English Flat Classes - Large Oval Arena
Class #
700
701
702
703
704
705
706
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
Start time 8:00am
Judge: Ted Lange
Class Description
Qualifications
*Special Info*
Pony Equitation
Pony Pleasure
Hunt Seat Equitation
Hunters Under Saddle
Country Pleasure English
Gaited Horse Pleasure 2 Gait (Breed’s Unique Gait) E/W
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Obedience English
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
Open
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
17 & Under
18 & Over
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 –18
19 & Over ATR
Open
P
P
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
D
D
D
E
E
E
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
E
E
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
*Special Info*
“P” classes count toward Three-Day Pony High Point.
“E” classes count toward the Two-Day English Flat High Point Saddle.
EACH ENTRY NUMBER REPRESENTS A ONE-HORSE/
ONE-RIDER COMBINATION.
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English Flat Classes - Small Oval Arena
Class #
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
830
Start time 8:00am
Judge: Susan Gruber
Class Description
Qualifications
*Special Info*
Pony Equitation
Pony Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
Hunt Seat Pleasure
Obedience English
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Equitation
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
English Pleasure
Open
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
17 & Under
18 & Over
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open
Open
13 & Under
14 – 18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14 –18
19 & Over ATR
Open
P
P
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
D
D
D
E
E
E
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
E
E
*Special Info*
“P” classes count toward Three-Day Pony High Point.
“E” classes count toward the Two-Day English Flat High Point Saddle.
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H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
Volume 15, Issue 3
Hunters Over Fences - Equidome
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
Warm-Up Hunters
Trot Crossrails Hunters
Trot Crossrails Equitation over Fences
Crossrails Hunters
Crossrails Equitation over Fences
Hunter Hack
Pony Hunter Hack
Pony Working Hunter
Pony Equitation Over Fences
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Working Hunters
Warm-Up Hunters
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Hunter Hack
Working Hunters
Working Hunters
Working Hunters
Start time 8:00am
Fence Heights
Qualifications
1’6”-2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” - 2’
1’6” – 2’
1’6” – 2’
1’6” – 2’
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’3” -2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’9” - 3’
2’9” - 3’
Open ***
Open *
Open *
Open ~
Open ~
Open
Open
Open
Open
13 & Under
13 & Under
13 & Under
Open
Open
14-18
14-18
14-18
19 & Over ATR
19 & Over ATR
19 & Over ATR
Open
Open
Open
Open
Judge: Ted Lange
*Special Info*
P
P
P
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
F
F
F
F
F
H
H
F
F
F
F
F
F
*Special Info*
*** This class will not be judged. This is for warm-up only.
*
May not enter any other over fences classes. See horseshow rules for more information
~
May not enter any other over fence classes including Trot Crossrails classes; except may enter Pony
classes.
Crossrails classes numbered 523 and 524 must be taken at the canter.
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Jumpers - Large Oval Arena
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
Warm-Up Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Jumpers
Start time 8:00am
Fence Heights
2’ - 2’3”
2’- 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’ - 2’3”
2’- 2’3”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3” - 2’6”
2’3”-2’6”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’6” -2’9”
2’6” -2’9”
2’6” - 2’9”
2’9” - 3’
2’9” - 3’
3’ 3’3”
3’ 3’3”
3’3” - 3’6”
3’6” - 3’9”
Judge: Jane Shaw
Qualifications
Open ***
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
13 & Under
14-18
19 & Over ATR
Open
17 & Under
18 & Over
17 & Under
18 & Over
Open
Open
*Special Info*
D
D
D
H
D
D
D
F
F
F
D
D
D
F
F
F
H
F
F
F
F
*Special Info*
***This Class will not be judged. This is for warm-up only.
EACH ENTRY NUMBER REPRESENTS ONE-HORSE/ONE-RIDER COMBINATION.
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Volume 15, Issue 3
Convention Contests “Success Through Partnership”
PHOTO CONTEST
All entrants must be members of ETI.
ETI will not be responsible for returning photos. Entries must be received in the ETI office by
June 12, 2015. The photo contest is open to amateur photographers only!
(Amateur vs. Professional – the professional makes more than 50% of their income from photography.)
Categories: Convention Theme, Horse Humorous, Horse Portrait and Horse General.
Age divisions: 17 & under and 18 & over.
B and W or color photos are acceptable
No photos larger than 8 1/2” x 11” Mount photos on poster board or cardboard
(for ease of displaying)
No framed photos and no fancy matting
Submissions are limited to (2) per contestant
Ribbons will be awarded 1st thru 3rd place in each category for each age division.
The photographs will be on display at the Convention and voted on by the public for one sweepstakes award.
Awards will be announced and presented at the Grand Entry Saturday
Photographers may pick up their photos Sunday afternoon June 28 at LAEC.
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ETI National Horse Show and Convention - Photo Contest
No fee to enter. Entries for photo contest must be mailed to ETI office by June 12.
PLEASE COMPLETE and ATTACH (1) ENTRY FORM PER CONTEST ENTRY.
ETI will not be responsible for returning photos. They may be picked up Sunday, June 28.
Winners, please email picture to ETI office after contest.
Name
Corral #
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Title or description of picture
Email picture to [email protected] so it can go in the ETI magazine after Convention
Circle Category:
Convention Theme
Circle Age Division:
17 & under
Horse Humorous
Horse Portrait
General Horse
18 & over
Please mail to ETI Office: P.O. Box 1138, Acton, CA 93510
Questions or more information, contact Dottie and Keith Hilliard (626) 335-7112
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POSTER CONTEST
All entrants must be members of ETI. ETI will not be responsible for returning posters. Entries
must be received in the Convention Horse Show Office by 12:00 noon, Friday, June 26, 2015.
The poster contest is open to three age divisions: 12 & Under, 13-17, and 18 & Over.
Awards will be awarded to 1st thru 3rd place in each age division.
Awards will be announced and presented at the Grand Entry Saturday
o
o
o
o
Posters must be no larger than 18” x 24”
Posters should depict the theme “ETI Time To Ride”
Please use poster board (for ease of displaying)
Submissions are limited to (1) per contestant
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ETI National Horse Show and Convention - Poster Contest
No fee to enter. Entries for poster contest must be received in the Convention‛s show office by noon,
Friday, June 26. Awards will be announced and presented at the Grand Entry Saturday.
PLEASE COMPLETE and ATTACH (1) ENTRY FORM PER CONTEST ENTRY.
ETI will not be responsible for returning photos. They may be picked up Sunday, June 28.
Winners, please email picture to ETI office after contest.
Name
Corral #
Title or description of picture
Email picture to [email protected] so it can go in the ETI magazine after Convention
Circle Age Division:
12 & Under
13-17
18 & over
Please bring to Horse Show Office at Convention
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Volume 15, Issue 3
NEWSLETTER CONTEST
Entries must be mailed to the ETI office by June 12, 2015.
Corrals are encouraged to enter paper copies of two of their best newsletters from July
2014 to May 2015. Judging is based on design, layout, and content. Remember that
the best designed newsletter is useless unless it also provides accurate information
directed to horse owners and/or horse lovers (e.g., trail riding, show info, equine events,
news regarding equine legislation, etc.)
Awards will be announced and presented at the Grand Entry Saturday.
ETI National Horse Show and Convention - Newsletter Contest
PLEASE COMPLETE and ATTACH A COPY OF THIS ENTRY FORM TO EACH NEWSLETTER.
Corral #
Corral Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Editor
Corral President‛s Name
Volunteer Class
NOTICE TO ALL VOLUNTEERS
Ever wish you could be on the stage instead of always working behind it? As
a way of saying thank you to our Convention volunteers
for all your hard work, we have developed a class that is
strictly made for people that have volunteered in some
aspect at Convention and want their chance to play. You
don’t need to have a horse there; we’ll find someone that
you can borrow a horse from. The class is either English
or Western, casual attire, and walk/trot only. If you have
any questions, call Michelle at (818) 698-6200.
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WEBSITE CONTEST
To enter your Corral website, you must complete the entry form below, and mail it to the
ETI Office by June 5. Judging is based on design, layout, content and accessibility.
Awards will be announced and presented at the Grand Entry Saturday.
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ETI National Horse Show and Convention - Website Contest
Corral #
Corral Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Website Address
Webmaster
Corral President‛s Name
Vendor Form
ETI National Horse Show and Convention July 25, 26, 27, and 28, 2015 at LAEC
Full Name of owner:
Telephone:
Business Name:
Merchandise Category and Description:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Fax:
Email:
In addition to our fees, the City of Los Angeles charges a 5.5% surcharge on your gross receipts. Remember
that your total booth dimensions (12’x12’) must include awnings and canopies, signs and everything else that is
part of your booth area. Anything beyond 12’x12’ is an additional $10 per linear foot. Payment in full is required
with application.
SPACES WILL BE ASSIGNED WHEN PAYMENT IS RECEIVED.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. ABSOLUTELY NO SHARING OF SPACES!!!
Check No.
or Circle: Visa, MasterCard, Number:
Expiration Date
Name of Card Holder:
ETI Member Corral
#ETI Members $75 per day
Non-members $80 per day
Total:
Signed:
Date:
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SEND THIS FORM AND PAYMENT TO: Sarah Williams ETI Convention Vendors – P.O. Box 1138;
Acton, CA 93510. For more info contact the ETI Office (818) 698-6200; fax (661) 269-2507
Volume 15, Issue 3
Why You Should Volunteer in 2015
The 2014 ETI National Convention is just a memory. But
what a memory! Memories can be wonderful, and I have
some great remembrances from last year’s Convention.
The 2015 National Convention is scheduled for June 2528. I thought the time is right to reflect, share and perhaps
encourage for 2015.
For years I have seen the program line up for Convention,
the call for volunteers and ultimately, any pictorial keepsakes
taken during events. I got my courage up and volunteered
last year. Gosh…I was so glad I volunteered, but I was very
tired!
The thoughts that go through your head run the gamut
of…”Do I know enough?” to “Am I dressed appropriately”?
Relax…volunteers are valued, and there is no intent to ask
you to do something unsafe, or to put you into an unsafe
situation. So ask yourself, “What are you interested in?”
Perhaps trail obstacles, showing either Western or English,
training for showing, maybe driving. Or you just like to be
around horse people. Your help may be needed just to
monitor gates. What better way to scope out what critical
skill sets for success are than to learn from a credentialed
judge or from some experienced “old timers”.
Jobs and tasking range from gate management to keeping
by Helen Ordway, Corral 65
the arena set up consistently for each entrant to lining up
entrants, to scribing for the judge and many more jobs,
including logistics and communications with the front office.
Last year, I scribed for a judge in a few Western categories.
Wow, what a day; I was exhausted from learning so much!
Yes, I had been a worker for a variety of horse shows, and
I had even participated in some. But my day was so full
of new knowledge. I want to understand, so I am always
asking questions. As I scribed, the judge shared why he
scored the way he did, what the entrant did or didn’t do that
was important for points (either for or against). I was very
impressed at how he encouraged and uplifted younger and
newer participants. A few words at the end of a class which
might help the entrant understand can be so motivating for
the less experienced entrant; sometimes just encouraging
good posture and a bright attitude.
What a sales job! Yes, I was so pumped up and motivated
that I signed up to help in 2015, that same day I worked.
The organizing staff, the on-site office and the event
workers made the day such a memorable experience. Now
keep in mind that on any given day, there could be five or
more arenas working at one time; there is a lot happening
including those getting ready.
I learned the equestrian community is very supportive of
each other in a few generalized ways:
We are in a major drought!
ALWAYS BE PREPARED FOR
FIRES!
THIS SEASON -- When you drive past the Fire Dept Forestry
Unit on Las Virgenes Rd. and notice that the warning sign
says “HIGH FIRE DANGER”, take special notice!!
We are at risk! Our children are at risk! Our
animals are at risk! Our homes are at risk!
Hell’s Bells! The mountains are DRY. BE
PREPARED!!
•
•
•
•
Judges share and are willing to talk to entrants
(at the correct time)
You will see all skill levels present (both riders
and horses)
National Convention is not so scary
Entrants are encouraged to continue
This is a great opportunity to build self-esteem,
receive feedback and a chance to better understand
the why and how of equestrian maneuvers.
I
hope to see you at 2015 ETI National Convention.
Get out your copy of “What Do I Do
With My Horse In Fire, Flood, and/or
Earthquake?”
Every inch of this booklet is helpful whether you own a
horse or not. If you can’t find your copy, then go to the
Equestrian Trails, Inc. national website, www.etinational.
com, heading for Disaster aid, and download a copy for
yourself and maybe even one for your neighbor, too!
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ETI National Programs
Gymkhana High Point Series was initiated in
2010. The program is based
on CA Gymkhana Assoc. (CGA)
rules. Open to all age riders
in all Corrals. Chairperson is
Tracy Boldroff (tracyboldroff@
sbcglobal.net). Contact her to
join the High Point Gymkhana
Program or to have your Corral
hold a High Point Gymkhana or become the chair.
Horse Shows ETI has a National High Point
Circuit. High Point Chair is Susan Pfann (626)
221-0829 [email protected]. Non-ETI
members can participate in our ETI
High Point Shows. But to be a part
of the National High Point Circuit
you must be an ETI member and
sign up for your classes. You must
sign up by the end of the third show
of the season. If you sign up by this deadline,
your points from the earlier season shows will be
counted towards the year end awards. The new
circuit for 2015 starts on March 1.”
The Junior Ambassador Program is open to
all ETI youth age 7 to 21. Boys are welcome for
the Prince and King category. Applications for
the program may be obtained by calling Debbie
Foster at the ETI Office (818) 698-6200 or
equestriantrails@outlook.
com. The completed forms
are due back in the office
in May 1st with all fees,
sponsors,
autobiography
and pictures. This is a great way for our youth
to represent their Corral and ETI. Participants
volunteer their time at several mandatory events
as well as many horse shows; trail trials, parades,
trail dedications, quarterly dinner meetings and
fun events just for the Junior Ambassador Court
such as the retreat! Contact Debbie or any of the
girls who have participated for more info on the
fun activities.
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Trail Rider Award Program (TRAP) keeps
computerized logs on how many
hours members are riding. In this
day and age, when trails are giving
way to housing developments, it
is crucial that records be kept on
trail usage. ETI Corrals in all areas
are finding themselves having to defend their
riding areas more and more against encroaching
civilization. On several occasions, TRAP records
have been instrumental in maintaining trail access.
ETI TRAP acknowledges hours in the saddle with
shoulder patches & pins that can be attached almost
anywhere. The fee to join TRAP is only $12.00
(you must maintain current ETI membership);
then the TRAP membership is maintained each
year for only $6.00. You will start by receiving the
TRAP main shoulder patch and your log sheets.
As you achieve the hour goals additional patches
will be sent to you. Carol Elliott is the TRAP chair.
Please contact (760) 963-8209 or happy2appy@
yahoo.com.
Trail Trials: An ETI Sanctioned Trail Trial consists
of a trail ride, usually averaging between two and
three hours, with trail obstacles
along the way. Obstacles are
natural, or simulate naturally
occurring conditions for the
horse and rider to negotiate.
We now have a DVD from a
clinic demonstrating obstacles and tips to compete
or put on a Trail Trial. It is important to remember
that the people doing the judging at sanctioned Trail
Trial event are volunteers following the rulebook
and are doing thwe best they can. Safety, control,
and common sense are the number one priorities
for all ETI sanctioned Trail Trials. Trail Trials are
open to ETI members and Non-members. There
are three divisions: Juniors for youth 14 years
(as of Jan. 1st) and under; Novice and Open.
Please contact the ETI office at (818) 698-6200
[email protected].
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print and disk. Email Sarah at email above.
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make sure your membership is current. 2. Change of address, see above.
3. If the Office says you are not current, check to see if your Corral has
processed your membership and has sent it in. 4. If this is all correct and
Basic membership amounts are Family $50;
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Corrals charge additional amounts. Please
weekly supermarket sales flyers. It helps to let your Postman or the Post Ofcontact a Corral or send to ETI, P.O. Box 1138,
fice know that you are not receiving your mail.
Send cards in A.S.A.P. Don’t hold them. For Single
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All ETI rides and events require that
participants complete both sides of the
ETI Waiver and Release.
Non members must complete a
Single Event form and pay $5.00 for an
individual for the day or weekend-camping membership. $3.00 of this is to be
sent with the forms back to the ETI office. A family membership for the event
is $7.00; $5.00 goes to the ETI office.
The Waivers/Release as well as Single
Event forms need to be received at the
ETI office within two weeks of event.
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ETI NATIONAL HIGH POINT NEW SEASON
March 2015-December 2015
June 7/Corral 118
High Point Horse Show
Simi Valley
Contact: Terry Simon
(818) 522-3346
[email protected]
June 26-28/National Horse
Show: Convention
LAEC, Burbank
Contact: Michelle Kraut
(818) 698-6200
Simi Valley
(818) 522-3346
[email protected]
Martinez Arena, Burbank
Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Simi Valley
(818) 522-3346
[email protected]
October 18/Jr. Ambassadors
Location TBD
Contact: Debbie Foster
(661) 309-7371
Thousand Oaks
[email protected]
Jr. Ambassadors
RAIN DATE TBD
Martinez Arena, Burbank
Contact: Debbie Foster
(661) 309-7371
Photos Courtesy of:
Shotintime.com
For more infomation about the High Point Program, please contact
Chair: Susan Pfann (626)221-0829 [email protected]
Sign up for High Point Circuit no later than the end of the third show of the season!

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