They Still Brand Horses Don’t They?
Don’t miss our March General Membership Meeting – coming up Wednesday, March 6th. Our guest speaker will be Amanda Miller talking on Brand inspections and travel with your horse.
Lakewood Riding Club is excited for all the changes in 2017, Please come join us and have lots of fun.
Don’t miss our March General Membership Meeting – coming up Wednesday, March 6th. Our guest speaker will be Amanda Miller talking on Brand inspections and travel with your horse.
If you like or are interested in anything driving horse related don’t miss Troyer’s Colorado Draft Horse & Equipment Auction on Friday, April 5th and Saturday, April 6th.
Troyer’s auction has all sorts of driving paraphernalia – harnesses, carriages, carts and wagons. Along with selling draft horses, they have many saddle horses and saddles. If you have wondered what it would cost to enter into the driving world, this is where you can find out what it will take for you to equip your horse – or buy an already trained driving horse.
If anyone is interested in a Fun Day with Obstacles, member Sharron Pizzuto is hosting a full day at the outdoor Indiana Equestrian Center October 13, 2018. This is a great chance to expose you horse to new things in a new, but controlled environment.
Fee is $50 for the event.
If you e-mail her, (marnixchance @ tdsmail.com), she will send out flyer and registration, or drop a check in the mail.
14891 W 76th Drive, Arvada, CO 80007.
What you need to know when this Ranger is not riding with you.
Our clinician, Mary Miklos (member of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office), will present this practical, ever popular clinic. Learn how to stay safe on the trail, and how to protect and defend yourself while trail riding. You will learn defensive maneuvers and how to use your horse to keep the bad guys away from you.
A follow-up to our previous Jumping 101 Clinic held last year, this clinic builds on basic secure, jumping techniques, and will focus on providing you with training lessons and tips for you to become the leader and decision maker when negotiating obstacles you encounter. Learn how to teach your horse to jump or walk an obstacle on your command.
There will be an hour lunch break 12-1 PM, so plan on bringing lunch and a drink.
Auditors welcome!
No, not this kind.
Your horse be like, “I’m cool!”