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Volume 3, No. 9
September 4, 2008
We've got everything for ridin', ropin', rodeoin' Jeans, hats, and boots & tack for showin' We've got it all from tack to ties So cowboy up down at Roy Frey's!
Wrangler Ultimate Riding Jeans
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Wrangler jeans. They’re known for comfort. A great fit. And an
incredible look.
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Fall Jackets
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BOTAR Preview Party and Luncheon
Roy Frey Western will proudly showcase “Vintage Ranch” as our Belles of the
American Royal (BOTAR) scholarship fundraiser tablescape theme this year
featuring Montana Silversmith dishware and statues. Watch for photos in next
month’s issue. Hope to see you there!
Preview Party - Tablescapes Make Reservations>>
September 17, 2008 6 pm – 10 pm
American Royal Grand Hall
Tablescapes - Sorry -Sold Out
September 18, 2008
American Royal Grand Hall
Tablescapes is a host to some of the most talented and creative designers in
the metropolitan area who will transform the Grand Hall into an innovative
decorating and shopping experience! The ultimate shopping experience will
begin at the Preview Party and continue through the entire luncheon, taking a
break for lunch. While you shop, you can gather ideas for creating tables at
your next party!
During both events, guest will enjoy:
* Alaskan Fur presents the latest fashions in furs and accessories
* Meet the designers and view the tables
* Shop until you drop
* ”Serving Kansas City…Tablescapes and Celebrations”
Book signing by the authors:
Suzanne Donnelly and Marianne Kilroy
* Irma Starr will be signing her ornaments and pottery
Please contact: Jody Holland at the American Royal
816-569-4013
jodyh@americanroyal.com
New Bedding and Pillows
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Quote for September
"Ain't nuthin' like ridin' a fine horse in new country."
~Augustus McCrae (Robert Duvall -"Lonesome Dove")
New Painted Ponies
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Kachina
Pony and For Spacious Skies – two of the new Summer releases
From http://www.trailofpaintedponies.com/fm-new-ponies.htm
By Popular Demand - That's how we are describing the latest release of eight
new Painted Ponies figurines because the selections were made in response to a
question in the Gallop Poll: What are your favorite Painted Pony designs? Most
of you said you liked Native Ponies best. In second place was Western, and
then came Patriotic Ponies.
With this in mind, the Summer 2008 release consists of four Native Ponies,
three Western Ponies and one Patriotic Pony.
A range of expressions can be found in the Native Ponies. Two of the Ponies -
"Wounded Knee" and "Runs the Bitterroot" - are moving tributes to tragic
events in tribal history. "Sundancer" captures the essence of a powerful
ceremony that was believed by Plains Indians to restore their early glory, and
"Kachina Pony" wonderfully represents a Native spirit of hopefulness. Since
the start of The Trail, Native America has been a rich source of creativity
which is continued with this release.
Roy Frey Western has a standing order for all new release (first edition)
Painted Ponies. Stop by today and add to your collection. Painted Ponies are
great gifts!
New Western Art
We have just received a new shipment of western art. The frames and prints are just breathtaking! From large framed art for over the fireplace or sofa to smaller more unique shaped frames for those hard to work with areas, we have many pictures to help you spruce up your walls with a new western look.
New Fall Fashions – Arriving Daily
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New Western Books
Bob Fudge, Texas Trail Driver, Montana Wyoming Cowboy 1862-1933
This is a great book by Jim Russell. I couldn’t put it down. The stories he tells about roping wolves and swimming rivers were unbelievable and fascinating. It is just facts, no fluff or fancy words describing the hard, but interesting life and times Bob Fudge lived driving herds of horses and cattle from Texas to Montana during the day of the open range. I highly recommend it for anyone, any age to read. I am so glad that we have authors like Jim Russell and Bob Sullivan (Camp Coffee: Tales of a Wyoming Cowboy) who took the time and put forth the effort to preserve the history and lives of these remarkable cowboys who touched so many lives.
John Wayne – A Western Celebration – This is very large, colorful coffee table book filled with wonderful pictures and recounts each of the western movies that John Wayne starred in. A synopsis of the film accompanies each poster and rekindles our memories of hours of entertainment watching John Wayne ride across the silver screen. Quotes from the movie are also included. This is a great birthday or Christmas present for the John Wayne fan!
From the movie “Big Jake”, a quote from Jacob McCandles (John
Wayne):
“You’re short on ears and long on mouth!”
Montana Silversmith Cowboy Kickers
Come try on a pair of the fun and warm “Cowboy Kickers” from Montana
Silversmiths! Give yourself “happy feet”! Perfect gift ideas for Christmas
presents for your friends and family.
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AHC Publishes Horse Industry Guide to Getting Involved in the
2008 Elections
The American Horse Council has released "Getting Involved in
the 2008 Elections," a federal election guide for the horse industry. The
guide stemmed from the program at the AHC's National Issues Forum in
Washington explaining how the horse industry could take advantage of the 2008
federal elections to get more involved with their elected representatives.
The 2008 elections are a great opportunity for horse
associations, businesses and individuals to step up and be heard by the
candidates, incumbents and those running for the first time. Candidates for
office want to hear from voters, they want your help and most of all they want
your votes. 2008 is an opportunity to educate them about the issues important
to the horse community and show them our votes are important. The AHC 2008
election guide explains how to do this.
The AHC encourages member organizations to distribute
information for obtaining the guide to their state and local affiliates to
help ensure the voice of the horse industry is heard this election.
The guide discusses why the horse industry should get involved
in the upcoming elections and ways individuals and organizations can go about
doing so. It includes sections on why candidates care about the horse
community, being able to communicate issues of importance to the horse
industry, getting to know the candidates, volunteering and fundraising, as
well as knowing the laws governing political activities.
The AHC hopes this guide will be an important resource for all
members of the horse community who wish to play a greater role in the
democratic process.
Copies of "Getting Involved in the 2008 Elections" can be
obtained by contacting the AHC at (202) 296-4031 or by email at
ahc@horsecouncil.org.
1616 H Street NW 7th Floor . Washington DC 20006 .
202-296-4031 . Fax 202-296-1970
Email: AHC@horsecouncil.org . Web Address:
www.horsecouncil.org
Sunflower Slide Moves to Sept at KS ExpoCentre
The best of the best Kansas Reining Horse Association riders and horses will
be competing at the Kansas ExpoCentre September 27-28. For more information go
to: http://www.kansasreining.com/.
Topeka Boulevard Bridge Open
After two long years of repair work, the Topeka Boulevard bridge is now open!
Yeah! What that means is the next time you are at the Kansas ExpoCentre for an
equine event, you are only 10 minutes away from Roy Frey Western! No more
detours – it’s just a straight shot North on Topeka Blvd to Hwy 24East, then
just two blocks and you are at Roy Frey Western!
Kansas Quarter Horse Association Directories
Pick up a free copy of the Kansas Quarter Horse Association Directory at Roy
Frey Western. It’s a beautiful color magazine with lots of information about
the association, members and the equine industry. Stop by and get your copy
today.
Petrol Jean Promotion
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Petrol Jeans is helping you get outfitted for fall with a
special promotion – purchase two pair of Petrol Jeans and receive a free hoodie! Come try on the great fitting Petrol Jeans for school, everyday, or riding. Great looking, fashion forward styling. Check out all the great styles at: http://www.petrol-jeans.com/ApparelOverview.asp?DepartmentId=3 |
| Preferred Montana Silversmiths Dealer |
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Roy Frey Western is proud to be named a “Preferred Montana Silversmiths Dealer.” What that means is that we get the new products - jewelry, home décor, statues and others items – first! Stop by and check out the newest offerings from Montana Silversmiths.
Montana Silversmiths have taken an aggressive position in the western home décor market and we are excited about the new line of statues and products for your home. Check them out online or come in to touch and feel the new products at the store.
The Roy Frey Western web site now has a link that allows you to order online any and all items in the newest Montana Silversmiths catalog! Go to www.royfreywestern.com and click on the tab titled “Montana Silversmith’s Online Catalog” and shop away! Your selections will be dropped shipped to your door step. Since we can’t stock all the items in the Montana Silversmiths catalog, we thought this would be a great service for our loyal customers.
Liz’s Trail Corner
Liz Syverson, our resident trail rider, endurance rider and tack specialist has added many new products to the new “Trail Corner” in the tack department at Roy Frey Western. The “Trail Corner” features new and unique trail riding products such as the light weight Cashel Trail and Trail Blazer saddles in 16” and 17” seats:
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Also find: Thinline pads; Stowaway cantle packs, Outback
packable rain coats; Hought Endurance headstalls, breast collars and cruppers,
Cashel specialty trail packs and saddle accessories, EZ-Up Stirrup Extenders,
and Stirrup Swivels. Please don’t forget your helmet; we have a complete stock
of Troxel Helmets. Get outfitted in new trail riding apparel including jeans,
belts, jackets, hats and boots, too! These items will make trail riding more
enjoyable for you and your horse on the trail and in the camp. If there is a
special item that you have been looking for be sure to tell us about it.
Dewayne and I have been riding with the Thinline pads and we can really tell the difference in the feel of the saddle seat – it’s much softer. If you have back problems or your horse gets sore, you might give a Thinline Pad a try.
Liz’s Trail Tips: Riding During Hunting Season —
With the approach of hunting season it is very important for trail riders to be familiar with the hunting policy in the area where you are riding. Just as riders are enthusiastic about their trail riding; hunters are also eager to "get out there".
When riding on private property or public trails make sure that you know if hunting is allowed and familiarize yourself with the various seasons. Just like the hunter's safety orange cap, jacket or vest you can deck yourself out in orange. Some hunter's safety orange tack is available for your horse too. Dress to be seen by all, and be familiar with land usage policies.
| EZE-Latch for Trailers Now Available at RFW Now you can hitch your gooseneck from the ground instead of
climbing in the Installation requires two 1/4 “holes to be drilled in the
gusset of the trailer, To operate – pull the handle down to release the coupler; then
using a long Check it out at www.eze-latch.com and then come in to RFW to
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New Lucky Bucky “Tree Hugger” Tee Shirt
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The original idea for the shirt "My Horse is a Tree Hugger -
Leave Only Kneecaps Behind" shirt was based on Donna Taylor’s (owner &
designer of Lucky Bucky tee shirts) own experiences trail riding in the woods.
She wanted something to remind riders to help take care of our trails (don't
leave trash, junk, etc. on the trail - only kneecaps). "Kneecaps" is in
reference to sometimes when riding, the trail is so narrow that you can bump
your kneecaps on trees if not careful.
Donna became aware of the STEP (Stewards for Trails, Education and Partnerships) program from Mardell Smith of the Kentucky Quarter Horse Association and thought the program would be a natural tie-in and a way to help promote STEP and the shirt. The cute tee shirt is intended to create rider AWEARNESS about the STEP program and to encourage people to learn more about what they can do to help preserve and maintain riding trails in America.
Roy Frey Western has the new “Tree Hugger” tee shirts in stock.
American Royal Swings Into Full Gear
The American Royal has something for everyone this fall. Check it out at their
web site: http://www.americanroyal.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1
Purina’s Unbelievable Horse Happening
Be sure to go see or better yet, participate in the Oct. 23-25th Unbelievable Horse Happening at Hale Arena, American Royal Complex. Ernie Rodina, Purina, and many others have done a great job organizing this exciting event.
For more information and to see the complete Unbelievable Horse Happening Rules at http://betterhorsesnetwork.com/. Any rules not covered by rules and regulations posted will be decided by the show committee.
Entries must be postmarked by October 2. A late fee of $15 per class will be required on all entries postmarked after October 1.
Ribbons will be awarded to 10 places and all pre entries will be eligible for prize drawings in each class.
A Super horse and reserve Super Horse buckle will be awarded to the horse/rider combination with the highest point totals. Any ties will be broken by the most 1st places, then if needed most 2nd places, and on down until tie is broken.
Stalls open not before 3:00 Thursday, October 23 and must be vacant by Saturday, October 25 at the conclusion of the show. Other arrangements must be cleared through the show office.
All contestants MUST check in with show office before showing. Check in will begin Thursday, October 23 3:00-6:00pm. Coggins (within 12 months) and 4H ID papers must be shown at check in.
The 4H county with the most total class entries will win a $500 prize towards their 4H horse club.
Thursday evening costume class does not need to be pre entered and it does count towards the $500 prize. There is no entry fee. Prizes will be awarded.
Please join us for Thursday night activities:
3:00 Registration and check in for exhibitors.
6:00 Welcome reception and dinner
7:00 Purina evening including open costume class and Craig Cameron
demonstration.
Saddle & Sirloin to Host National Championship Extreme Cowboy Race in November
Make plans to attend the exciting Extreme Cowboy Race National Championship at Saddle & Sirloin, 150th & Holmes Road, KCMO, this November 14-15-16th. For more information, visit www.saddleandsirloin.com or call Bill Hull at 913-208-6381.
Saddle & Sirloin Extreme Cowboy Race Now on RFD TV
RFD TV filmed Craig Cameron’s Extreme Cowboy Race at Saddle and Sirloin last March 25-26. This race will air on RFD beginning September 4th. There will be 13 thirty minute episodes beginning with the preliminary runs and concluding with the finals and awards ceremony that was filmed in the Saddle & Sirloin Club House. Roy Frey Western and Ariat were proud sponsors of this event.
Saddle Ridge Trail Riders Annual Ride
The annual Saddle Ridge Trail Ride will be Saturday, Sept. 13
at Hillsdale State Park. Ride starts at 9 am sharp. Bring the whole family.
$15 per person or $30 for a family of 5 people. Ride will be approximately 3
hours. Door prizes at 5 pm with dinner following. Dinner is cowboy style -
smoked meats - turkey, pork and beef. Bring your favorite covered dish or
dessert. Drinks and place setting will be provided. Win 1/2 a hog. Raffle
tickets $2 each or 3 for $5. Do a little boot scooting from 8-11 with the RRED
Band.
State park fees apply and are not included in event price.
Reservations required for horse pens or camping. Contact Kathy Kline at
913-783-4595.
Directions: 169 Hwy to Hillsdale Exit, go through Hillsdale on
255th, about 3 miles, turn right (north) onto Harmony Road, turn left (west)
at first road (253rd) for one mile. Entrance is after stop sign. Please drive
safe and we hope to see you all there.
Ride info: Carl Courtney 913-731-2957 or Rex Medlin 913-731-4280
KQHA Fall Futurity – Hope in the Heartland
The Kansas Quarter Horse Association's Fall Futurity show called Hope in the Heartland is a benefit show for Riders with Disabilities in Kansas. It features Quarter Horse classes titled Equestrians with Disabilities classes and is guaranteed to bring a tear to the eyes of anyone watching!
Another show feature is the $2,500 added Purina Non Pro class for Kansas owned, Kansas ridden, Green Horses (comparable to fewer than 10 points in AQHA competition) and is for ANY breed, even Grade horses. It is always an exciting time, and last year first place paid around $1,200.00. The show offers Western, English and Halter classes.
The dates are September 25-28, and the show is held at the Wichita Coliseum. The contact person is Sandy Bryant Parker at 785 836-3365.
Critter Care’s 13th Annual Benefit Trail Ride
Come ride the beautiful Lake Perry horse trails this fall and
help support Critter Care's spay/neuter assistance program - Neutering:
"Fixing" a community problem.
Rain or Shine on Sept 26-28. Saturday night BBQ supper by Buddy Dog
Concessions. Win a $300 gift certificate from Roy Frey Western. Special "Kids
Only" drawings. Entertainment by live band, Boderline. Farrier and horse
trainer, Kevin Richardson.
Wanted: Ghost Riders (Anyone who never rides or cannot this time). Please sell
or purchase raffle tickets and earn a gift certificate. Cost: By fee or raffle
tickets - Adults $35, Kids (12 & under) $15. Sherry Hill, Trail Manager. For
more info call 785-478-9985.
Burlingame Saddle Club Trail Ride
October 3, 4 & 5th. Trail ride will leave from rodeo grounds at 1 pm Friday
and 9 am Sat & Sunday. Hot dogs and beverages provided Friday night. Ham &
Beans & beverage provided on Sat night – bring your favorite side dish. There
are no registration fees, however, a donation for operating costs of the
facilities will be accepted. Help cleaning up the building will be appreciated
after each meal. Please make reservations before Sept 21st. Call Al Bunting
785-256-2599; Virgil Scheid 785-828-4405; or Bill Zabokrtsky 785-633-8803.
The Burlingame Saddle Club will host a Fun Night, Oct 4th at 6 pm for kids of
all ages.
Trail Ride for the Cure Cystic Fibrosis Annual Trail Ride
Saddle up and get on down to the serene rolling hills of the Circle S Guest
Ranch & Country Inn, 3325 Circle S Lane, Lawrence, KS and help raise money for
the Cystic Fibrosis Association on Sunday, September 28th at 1 pm. $35.00
minimum donation per rider, meal provided following the ride, door prizes and
silent auction. Hope you can make it! Call Candy Braksick at 913-796-6924, or
Becki Bassette, 913-886-2853, for more information.
http://heartofamerica.cff.org/trailride
Eisenhower State Park Trail Ride Fundraiser
Come ride and enjoy beautiful Eisenhower State Park.
Experience the great equine camping facilities and trails at Eisenhower State
Park, Melvern Lake, Lyndon, KS, on Sept 20 & 21st. Registration fee $45. All
proceeds help the park. Saturday night dinner by Rosemont Farms. Entertainment
by Rural Route #4 band. Sunday morning breakfast by Rosemont Farms.
Pre-register by Sept 14. Contact Stephanie Watson, 785-828-3242,
oscoed@osageco.org.
Make checks payable to Friends of the Park. Send payment to: Osage County
Economic Development, PO Box 262, Lyndon, KS 66451
Flint Hills Riders Club “Saddle Up” Trail Ride Fundraiser
The Flint Hills Riders Club is pleased to announce its Fall 2008 trail ride, October 10th through 12th, called “Saddle Up”. This will be cordially hosted at the Cowboy Way Ranch and Vacation Resort, near Westmoreland, KS. It will be set on a beautiful 1,000 + acres of rolling prairie, and over 100 established campsites. There will be 3 trails available, a beginner’s, an intermediate, and a more experienced rider’s trail with a wrangler guide for every one!
If you are looking for a weekend getaway not so far away, this is the spot for you! You can make it as eventful or as peaceful as you like it. Join the ride or just camp and relax. This will be fun for the entire family.
The best part is that we will all be coming together and contributing to some good causes! We simply ask participants to bring a 6 pack of Boost nutritional supplement that we can donate then to the American Cancer Society for its cancer patients. Additionally, your ride fee of $45 will cover our costs of wrangler and campsite fees plus great food, as well as allow donations to be sent to the Multiple Sclerosis Research Center and Chapman Disaster Relief. We have been fortunate to have sponsorship behind us of some terrific local businesses who believe like us that fellowship in the saddle and contributing to charitable causes in our society are a blessed thing that go hand in hand. For that, we will have a fun auction with some terrific items such as saddle pads, art work, livestock, and much more to come!
Agenda will be Friday October 10th, set up camp. Dinner on
your own. Saturday October 11th, breakfast provided, then ride. Lunch on your
own-saddle bag.
Saturday night-banquet style catered dinner and live auction fun, plus music
entertainment. Sunday October 12th, breakfast provided, then short ride. Lunch
provided, then break camp and head home.
We hope you join us in this weekend of fun and friends! For more information, contact: Jay Clingenpeel * 785-845-2438 - kansashorselady@hughes.net
Concert of Dancing Horses
October 11th at 7 pm - Come enjoy an evening at Kemper Arena with easy parking to experience some of the world’s finest and amazing Dancing Horses. In tradition of the Concert of Champions, the American Royal and Saddle and Sirloin are proud to present the Concert of Dancing Horses. This is a spectacular event with world class performers and world class horses of different breeds and is sure to be a crowd favorite this season. The beauty, grace, and showmanship of horses and performers from all over the country together with upbeat music, create a magical 2 ½ hour performance that will captivate any audience. The equine performance is under the direction of Jerry Diaz Productions. Arena tickets are available at: www.americanroyal.com.
Improve Performance with Centered Riding - Fall Clinic
Hidden Acres Farm in Meriden, Kansas, is pleased to offer an Open Centered Riding Clinic, beginning the evening of October 13, and continuing all day October 14 and 15, 2008. The clinician is Carol O'Donnell Wilson, one of just fifteen Level 3 Centered Riding Instructors in the United States. The clinic is open to riders of all levels and disciplines. Pre-registration is required for the clinic.
Centered Riding was originally developed by Sally Swift, and is used by riders of all ages, levels and riding interests, from beginners to Olympic competitors. Centered Riding emphasizes good use of the body in horse and rider, and a creative and effective way to apply aids, resulting in a more balanced, athletic performance of horse and rider.
"Centered Riding is a way to improve how your ride, applicable to all riding disciplines", said Carol O'Donnell Wilson, clinician. "Riders are discovering how helpful Centered Riding principles can be! Slight adjustments to their position and the use of Centered Riding techniques can greatly improve the rider's security and confidence, and the performance of their horse!"
Carol O'Donnell Wilson is a Level 3 Centered Riding Instructor and Clinician, with more than 35 years of experience teaching and training. She has studied riding under numerous riders and instructors of national and international acclaim. Her students have been competitive in Hunt Seat, Jumping, Dressage, Combined Training, Trail, 4-H and Western events for many years. Carol's extensive training in horseback riding and her excellent communication skills combine to deliver a pleasant, supportive learning environment for horse and rider. In addition to teaching Centered Riding and TTEAM* clinics in the U.S., Carol currently teaches and trains at her farm in Meriden, Kansas.
For more information about the clinic or to register, call 785-484-3570 or hiddenacresfarm@embarqmail.com.
KHC Membership Appreciation Trail Ride
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The Kansas Horse Council is hosting their first annual membership appreciation – “Fall in the Flint Hills" trail ride Oct 18-19 at the Kansas Working Ranch Adventures, LLC, hosted by Brian and Lisa Keith, Allen, KS, just east of Council Grove. Enjoy long rides across the beautiful Flint Hills prairie and cross one of the longest stretches of wagon ruts from the historic Santa Fe Trail. We will be riding across 3,000 acres of tall grass prairie where you can ride for miles without seeing a road or power line. It doesn't get any better than seeing wildflowers, grazing cattle, prairie chickens and other wildlife along with scenic views across the prairie framed by great sunrises and sunsets. Come relax and enjoy the history of the Flint Hills, with good food, entertainment and fellowship! Trail ride is limited to 100 people. $75 for KHC members; $100 for non-members and $50 for non-riding guests. Primitive camping. Limited number of pens available by reservation only. Coggins required. No dogs. Bring own feed, hay & lawn chairs. For reservations, contact Pattie Stalder at 785-776-0662 or www.kansashorsecouncil.com.
National Rescue Ride and Walk – Kanopolis
On Sunday October 19, 2008, Rainbow Meadows will join with
horse rescue organizations across the country in the National Rescue Ride and
Walk to bring attention to the plight of the thousands of horses in America
which suffer neglect, abuse, abandonment and risk of slaughter.
Our event will take place at Kanopolis Canyon State Park
(http://www.stateparks.com/kanopolis.html) near Lindsborg, Kansas from 10:00 -
3:00 p.m. The trails are wonderful and the views across the lake are
magnificent. Riders and walkers will enjoy their day on separate trails for
safety. Day fees and/or camping fees (if applicable) will apply.
Interested participants can register at
www.nationalrescueride.org. Once at the site, click on the menu under the NRR
logo where it says "Find a Ride/Registration". On the registration page, go to
page 4 and find Rainbow Meadows. Then click "register" right beside our logo.
Complete all the required information. The cost to register with the National
Rescue Ride and Walk is $20.00 which will include a t-shirt and a breakfast
on-site prior to the ride.
Riders and walkers alike are asked to solicit donations from
friends, family members and co-workers to support our rescue efforts. Those
funds will be collected the day of the event.
Supporters of Rainbow Meadows, who live in other states, can
participate in a event local to them but send their designated donations to
Rainbow Meadows. Please review the list of scheduled events across America and
participate there if you cannot join us at Kanopolis.
Put this date on your calendar and SIGN UP NOW!!! Join us for
a day of fun and friendship, FOR THE HORSES. For more info call:
Karen Everhart MEd
Co-founder and Executive Director
Rainbow Meadows Rescue and Retirement, Inc.
Serving the equine companions who have so loyally served us...
www.rainbowmeadowsranch.com
620-725-3402
| Women and Horses Event to be Held in Sedalia |
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A three-day event will be held Oct. 24-26 in Sedalia, MO that
is geared toward women involved in the horse industry. The event is a
celebration of Women and Horses. It is aimed at horsewomen, whether they are
first-time horse owners, long-time horse owners, horse enthusiasts,
professional horsewomen or horse-related business owners.
The concept for this event came out of the Women and Horses
Mind, Spirit and Body seminars that are conducted by Cheryl Childs and her
staff. The seminars deal with assisting women in overcoming fears and bad
experiences that may be stopping them from enjoying their horses.
“It’s about how women relate differently to their horses, and
to problems with their horses, than most men do, Childs explained. Out of that
came the concept for an event aimed at horsewomen. “
Women are just going crazy over this event said Childs, owner
of New Visions Marketing & Promotions, an equine advertising/marketing
business that is co-producing the event. We are getting calls from all over
the country from women wanting to attend, participate and be vendors, she
said. We have had women call and say they heard about the event while they
were riding with friends.
It appears that horsewomen are willing to support this event in every way they can whether it’s attending, participating in breed or discipline demonstrations, being vendors, presenting, or lecturing. Women represent 80 percent of the market and want to be recognized as the driving force in the horse industry by companies that they patronize.
Along with a trade show featuring the latest and most
innovative products for horses and their owners, there will be breed
demonstrations, a stallion showcase, stallion parades, and a daily parade of
breeds. An Equine Art contest and a Women and Horses Stall of Fame honoring
horsewomen and their accomplishments are being planned for the run of the
expo. There will be a host of speakers and lecturers presenting a wide variety
of topics.
Julie Goodnight, of RFD-TV’s Horse Master television show,
will be presenting several times during the event. Singer/songwriter Templeton
Thompson will perform with her horse Jane. Imagine a Horse will entertain and
inform with enlightened trick training. Cheryl Childs of Women and Horses,
Mind, Spirit and body will speak during the event. Claudia Misner, who is a
German trained dressage rider and judge, will perform dressage demonstrations
at beginner and advanced levels and Lyn Walker of Lynwood Equine will be
joined by other guest speakers. Gary Norris of Quarter Ridge Trailers will
present Trailer Safety and Backing demonstrations (men are welcome). The Royal
Friesians of Kansas City, an all-Friesian, all-woman drill team, will perform
daily.
Corporate sponsors for the event include 2010 World Equestrian Games sponsor Alltech, as well as Smartpak and Agrifresh, maker of an odor eliminator for horse stalls. Watch for more corporate sponsors in anticipation of the success of this event, and find more information at www.WomenandHorsesExpo.com.
Ultimate Horsemen’s
Challenge Association
Want To Have Some Fun? Come Ride With Us!
The Ultimate Horsemen’s Challenge Association (U.H.C.A.) invites you to come ride with us and have fun on horseback in 2008. The events will be similar to the Extreme Cowboy Race with the association providing a regional format with different ability level classes to encourage riders of all skill levels to become involved and sharpen their horsemanship skills.
The founding members of the U.H.C.A. come from both sides of the Missouri-Kansas state line. All are from a diverse background of horses and good horsemanship. The clinics and challenges (events) will be held on both sides of the Mo-Kan state line, however, competitors are welcome from anywhere.
Points for year end awards will be kept throughout the year. Riders need not make every event as points from an individual’s top five finishes will determine the teams (rider/horse) year end standings.
Each challenge will consist of four core classes: Youth 17 & under, Novice Amateur, Amateur and Open. Nominated members of the U.H.C.A. will have points kept by the association secretary for year end awards.
The U.H.C.A. invites you to come learn, ride and enjoy the challenges of the outdoor obstacle courses. We are dedicated to having fun, riding safe and enjoying fast-paced events for riders of any level.
There will be several professional training clinics offered throughout the year. These are designed to help horse and riders with any problems they might encounter and advance their training levels.
U.H.C.A. 2008 Schedule
September 20 & 21 – Clinic/U.H.C.A Challenge (Xtreme Trail Horse Challenge)/Horse Sale—The Ranch at Lone Oak—Lone Jack, MO. Contact Linda Grimmett at 816-697-3162 or 816-914-0490.
October 11 & 12 – Clinic/U.H.C.A. Challenge (Ranch Horse Trail Race)—Simms Cattle Co.—Butler, MO. Contact Scott & Cheri Simms at 660-679-1833 or 660-679-6338.
November 22 – Year End Awards—Board Meeting/Open Membership Meeting.
Additional information including membership applications,
rules, nomination form, and the schedule of events my be found at the U.H.C.A.
website— www.ultimatehca.org or
contact us at ultimatehca@msn.com or
Ultimate Horsemen’s Challenge Association, 12051 246th St., Lawrence, KS
66044—785-312-9348. —Come ride with us!
30 Horse & Rider Teams Compete for $6,000 in Cash Prizes
in Craig Cameron's Extreme Cowboy Race™ at EquiFest of Kansas!
WHAT IS THE EXTREME COWBOY RACE™? Craig Cameron will not only present
clinics at the 2008 EquiFest of Kansas in Wichita, Kansas, but he will conduct
his Extreme Cowboy Race™ each day at the event. The Extreme Cowboy Race™—as
seen on RFD-TV— is a timed and judged race through an obstacle course that is
designed not only to push horse and rider teams out of their traditional
“comfort zones,” but also to test communication between horse and rider and
the horsemanship skills and athletic abilities of each competitor. Spectators
will find the competition exciting and entertaining to watch while contenders
will address its challenges in a race for $6,000 in cash prizes, and the title
of “Extreme Cowboy Race Champion.”
A LITTLE BACKGROUND: The Extreme Cowboy Race™ was created by Ryan Dohrn of HorseCity.com along with Craig Cameron, who has designed and hosted three races at his Double Horn Ranch in Bluffdale, TX, since 2005. HorseCity.com decided to name the event the Extreme Cowboy Race™ to challenge typical reality TV shows with an infusion of horseback riding thrills. Each season Craig Cameron assembles an impressive roster of competitors from around the country who compete for the title of Extreme Cowboy Race Champion. The Extreme Cowboy Race™ spans 15, 30-minute episodes featuring horse and rider teams as they complete the various rounds of the race course. The Extreme Cowboy Race™ airs on RFD-TV and is also available on HorseCity.com for those who do not get RFD-TV.
THE EXTREME COWBOY RACE AT EQUIFEST OF KANSAS: Although the Extreme Cowboy Race™ at EquiFest of Kansas is not currently scheduled to be filmed for broadcast, the competition will include all of the same elements, excitement, and prizes associated with Craig Cameron’s televised productions in Texas. A maximum of 30 horse/rider teams will be selected by Mr. Cameron for participation in the race. The first 15 teams will compete Friday, February 13th with the remaining 15 teams competing Saturday, February 14th. The top ten horse and rider teams will advance to the Extreme Cowboy Race™ finals on Sunday, February 15, 2009.
THE RACE COURSE: The race course will be constructed within the parameters of the arena and will feature obstacles similar to those featured in previous races as well as several new obstacles designed specifically for the race at EquiFest of Kansas. The course is likely to include obstacles and activities such as: saddling the horse, dragging logs, jumping obstacles, loading into a trailer, backing up through a pattern, pole bending or roll backs, navigating a log jumble, penning cattle and working gates, conquering dirt terrain, crossing water obstacles, etc.
OBJECTIVES AND JUDGING: The Extreme Cowboy Race™ will be a timed event during which the performance of each horse and rider team will be judged on each obstacle for quality of horsemanship. Judges will award points on a scale of 1-10 for the horse and rider’s performance through each obstacle based on the following criteria: horsemanship, cadence, control, horse’s attitude, and overall execution. Horses and riders will be required to complete each obstacle within a given time in order to receive points. If an obstacle is not completed within the given timeframe, the contestant will be flagged and must move on to the next obstacle. Times will be translated into points, with the highest overall score winning the race.
ILLEGAL EQUIPMENT: Exhibitors will be disqualified for use of the following equipment: Mechanical Hackamores Tie Downs
PRIZES: Cash prizes will be awarded to the top four finishers. The first place team will receive $2,400 and the title of “Extreme Cowboy Race Champion”; the second place team will receive $1,800; the third place team will receive $1,200; and the fourth place team will receive $600. Prizes will be awarded at the conclusion of the final phase of the race on Sunday.
HOW TO APPLY: The Extreme Cowboy Race™ will be open to all riders age 18 years and older and horses of all breeds. All horse and rider teams will compete against each other; there will be no “divisions” based on gender or age.
The entry fee for each horse/rider team is $350. Individual riders may compete with more than one horse in the race, but they must submit a separate application and fee for each horse they wish to enter in the race. Applications and videos will be received by EquiFest of Kansas and then forwarded to Craig Cameron who will select up to 30 competitors for the race. Applications should be submitted by December 10, 2008, in order to be included in the “first batch” of applications forwarded to Mr. Cameron for his review. Applications will be considered until 30 contestants are confirmed.
Once selections have been made, contestants will be notified by phone. Any applicants who are not selected will receive notification by mail along with their entry fee checks. Entry fees of accepted contestants will not be refundable.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT COMPETING IN THE EXTREME COWBOY RACE™ AT EQUIFEST OF KANSAS:
• Because of stall limits, each contestant will receive one stall for the weekend. Check into the stall office Thursday, February 12th from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm or Friday morning from 8:00 am – 9:00 am. If you need to make other arrangements for arrival you must call the office in advance as limited times are available for move-in once the event begins.
• One horse stall will be provided for each contestant in the race. Participants are responsible for bringing their own feed and bringing or purchasing their own bedding (no straw). Shavings will be available for purchase on site.
• The Extreme Cowboy Race™ at EquiFest of Kansas will offer a unique and exciting opportunity to test your horsemanship and compete for valuable prizes. However, applicants should be aware that the race will be conducted in a large arena where there are likely to be large crowds in attendance and activity surrounding the arena. While there will be an arena available on a limited basis for schooling and exercising horses, opportunities to warm up or practice in the race arena will not be available. If you and/or your horse cannot function well in such an environment, we cannot encourage you to apply.
• All horses brought to EquiFest of Kansas must be free of illness and infectious disease.
All horses must be accompanied by:
• a negative test result for equine infectious anemia (Coggins Test) dated
within 12 months of February 22, 2008
• A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (health papers) dated within 30 days of February 15, 2009.
A veterinarian will be at the event, and horse owners will be required to present their horses’ health papers upon check-in at the Stall Office.
ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE RACE?
If you have any questions,
please contact the event manager, Equine Promotions Inc, at
(765) 655-2107, or via email at
jjcloe@equinepromotions.net.
Go to http://equinepromotions.net/EquiFest/EquiFestHome.html for the application.
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The Feed Bag - Saddle and Sirloin Cookbooks
Hot off the press are the new Saddle and Sirloin “Feed Bag” cookbooks – filled with lots of delicious recipes! Stop by Roy Frey Western to get your copy – only $15 – great gifts!
What’s Cooking? - At Roy Frey Western Lifestyles
In honor of Lucille Frey, I would like to share her special cookie recipe:
Lucille’s Cookies
Cream together until light and fluffy -
1 C shortening (can use ½ oleo or butter)
2 C sugar
Measure out into a bowl (do not sift)
5 C flour
½ tsp soda
1 ½ tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1 tsp nutmeg
Mix these dry ingredients real good with a fork.
Measure out:
1 C buttermilk or sour milk
Add flour mixture and buttermilk or sour milk alternately to creamed sugar and
shortening mixture. Roll out ¼” thick on floured pastry cloth or board. Cut
with cookie cutter, desired shape and size. Bake about 9 to 10 minutes at 375o
(or until done at finger touch). Makes about 4½ dozen cookies.
Options: Sprinkle with sugar or sugar & cinnamon before baking. Frost with icing for special holidays. Add nuts to batter before baking.
Dates & Events – Mark
your calendars!
(Click on the tabs to
www.royfreywestern.com, “Events” for contact info)
September
Saddle & Sirloin Extreme Cowboy Race on RFD TV
RFD TV filmed Craig Cameron’s Extreme Cowboy Race at Saddle and Sirloin last
March 25-26. This race will air on RFD beginning September 4th. There will be
13 thirty minute episodes beginning with the preliminary runs and concluding
with the finals and awards ceremony that was filmed in the Saddle & Sirloin
Club House. Roy Frey Western and Ariat were proud sponsors of this event.
Abilene Mule & Donkey Show
(Abilene, KS Fairgrounds, from September 06, 2008 10:00 AM to September 07,
2008 08:00 PM)
International Mule and Donkey "A" Show
Saddle Ridge Trailriders Annual Ride
(Hillsdale State Park, from September 13, 2008 09:00 AM to September 13, 2008
11:00 PM)
Saturday, Sept. 13 at Hillsdale State Park. Ride starts at 9 am sharp. Bring
the whole family. $15 per person or $30 for a family of 5 people. Ride will be
approximately 3 hours.
Kaw Nation Ride (Council
Grove, KS, from September 13, 2008 06:00 AM to September 13, 2008 08:00 PM)
This ride is a 50 mile ride in conjunction with the Great Santa Fe Trail Horse
Race Endurance Ride. This ride will be conducted by the Ride Management Team
and Veterinarians of The Great Santa Fe Trail Horse Race Endurance Ride.
Riders who ride in this ride will be riding for mileage only and will not be
eligible for the best time or best conditions. Entries are due by July 15,
2008. Cost of ride is $50 and no refunds.
Santa Fe Trail Horse Drawn Vehicle
Parade (Council Grove, KS, from September 13, 2008 11:00 AM to
September 13, 2008 04:00 PM)
All high wheeled vehicles, no balloon tires.
BOTAR Tablescapes Scholarship Preview
Party & Luncheon (Governor's Hall, American Royal, from September
17, 2008 06:00 PM to September 18, 2008 11:30 AM)
The preview party will be held from 6-9, Wed., Sept. 17th in the Governor's
Hall at the American Royal. The luncheon is Thurs and requires reservations.
NTSC High School Rodeo
(North Topeka Saddle Club, from September 20, 2008 09:00 AM to September 21,
2008 08:00 PM)
Come watch the best high school rodeo contestants from across the State of KS
compete for prizes at the North Topeka Saddle Club, 74th and North Topeka
Blvd.
Parelli USA Tour (American
Royal Center, KC MO, from September 20, 2008 09:00 AM to September 21, 2008
04:00 PM)
Problem Solving Made Easy. Invest just one day of your life to see how
everything you've dreamed of and want to do with your horse can be
accomplished without force, fear or frustration - for both you and your horse.
Limited number of tickets available at Roy Frey Western.
Eisenhower State Park Trail Ride
Fundraiser (Eisenhower State Park, Melvern Lake, Lyndon, KS, from
September 20, 2008 09:00 AM to September 21, 2008 06:00 PM)
Come ride and enjoy beautiful Eisenhower State Park. Experience the great
equine camping facilities and trails at Eisenhower State Park. Fundraiser for
the Park sponsored by Friends of the Park.
KRHA Sunflower Slide
(Kansas ExpoCentre, Topeka, KS, from September 27, 2008 08:00 AM to September
28, 2008 08:00 PM)
New dates - September 27-28, 2008!
9th Annual Fall Dream Ride in the
Flint Hills (Flying W Ranch, Clements, KS, from September 26, 2008
03:00 PM to September 28, 2008 01:00 PM)
Ride the beautiful Flint Hills in the Fall! Food, fun, friends, riding - just
doesn't get any better than this! Sponsored by Purina Mills and Purina
Dealers.
To view/print detailed flyer,
Click Here.
Critter Care's 13th Annual Benefit
Horse Trail Ride (Perry State Park - Wild Horse Camp, from
September 26, 2008 08:00 AM to September 28, 2008 08:00 PM)
Come ride the beautiful Lake Perry horse trails this fall and help support
Critter Care's spay/neuter assistance program - Neutering: "Fixing" a
community problem.
KQHA Hope in the Heartland
(Wichita Coliseum, Wichita, KS, from September 25, 2008 08:00 AM to September
28, 2008 08:00 PM)
The Kansas Quarter Horse Association's Fall Futurity show called Hope in the
Heartland is a benefit show for Riders with Disabilities in Kansas. It
features Quarter Horse classes titled Equestrians with Disabilities classes
and is guaranteed to bring a tear to the eyes of anyone watching!
8th Annual Trail Ride for the Cure -
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (Circle S Guest Ranch, Lawrence, KS,
from September 28, 2008 01:00 PM to September 28, 2008 06:00 PM)
Saddle up and get on down to the serene rolling hills of the Circle S Guest
Ranch & Country Inn, 3325 Circle S Lane, Lawrence, KS and help raise money for
the Cystic Fibrosis Association on Sunday, September 28th at 1 pm. $35.00
minimum donation per rider, meal provided following the ride, door prizes and
silent auction. Hope you can make it! Call Candy Braksick at 913-796-6924, or
Becki Bassette, 913-886-2853, for more information.
October
Santa Fe Trail Days Parade (Overbrook, KS,
from October 03, 2008 08:00 AM to October 04, 2008 11:00 AM)
WANTED - Horses for Santa Fe Trail Days Parade, in Overbrook, Oct 3-4.
Burlingame Saddle Club Trail Ride
(Burlingame, KS, from October 03, 2008 01:00 PM to October 05, 2008 09:00 PM)
In addition to the 3 day trail ride, the Burlingame Saddle Club will host a
Fun Night, Oct 4th at 6 pm for kids of all ages.
Concert of Dancing Horses
(Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO, from October 11, 2008 07:00 PM to October 11,
2008 10:00 PM)
October 11th at 7 pm - Come enjoy an evening at Kemper Arena with easy parking
to experience some of the world’s finest and amazing Dancing Horses.
Flint Hills Riders Club "Saddle Up"
Trail Ride Fundraiser (Cowboy Way Ranch, Westmoreland, KS, from
October 10, 2008 06:00 PM to October 12, 2008 06:00 PM)
The Flint Hills Riders Club is pleased to announce the 2008 Fall trail ride,
October 10th through 12th, called “Saddle Up”. This will be cordially hosted
at the Cowboy Way Ranch and Vacation Resort, near Westmoreland, KS. It will be
set on a beautiful 1,000 + acres of rolling prairie, and over 100 established
campsites. There will be 3 trails available, a beginner’s, an intermediate,
and a more experienced rider’s trail with a wrangler guide for every one!
Gypsum Hills Trail Ride - All Mule Ride (Medicine Lodge, KS, from October 11, 2008 12:00 AM to October 12, 2008 12:00 AM)
Improve Performance with Centered
Riding - Fall Clinic (Hidden Acres Farm, Meriden, KS, from October
13, 2008 08:00 AM to October 15, 2008 08:00 PM)
Hidden Acres Farm in Meriden, Kansas, is pleased to offer an Open Centered
Riding Clinic, beginning the evening of October 13, and continuing all day
October 14 and 15, 2008. The clinician is Carol O'Donnell Wilson, one of just
fifteen Level 3 Centered Riding Instructors in the United States. The clinic
is open to riders of all levels and disciplines. Pre-registration is required
for the clinic.
KHC Membership Appreciation Trail
Ride (Keith Ranch, Allen, Kansas, from October 18, 2008 07:00 AM to
October 19, 2008 05:00 PM)
The Kansas Horse Council is hosting their first annual membership appreciation
– “Fall in the Flint Hills" trail ride Oct 18-19 at the Kansas Working Ranch
Adventures, LLC, hosted by Brian and Lisa Keith, Allen, KS, just east of
Council Grove. Enjoy long rides across the beautiful Flint Hills prairie and
cross one of the longest stretches of wagon ruts from the historic Santa Fe
Trail. We will be riding across 3,000 acres of tall grass prairie where you
can ride for miles without seeing a road or power line. It doesn't get any
better than seeing wildflowers, grazing cattle, prairie chickens and other
wildlife along with scenic views across the prairie framed by great sunrises
and sunsets. Come relax and enjoy the history of the Flint Hills, with good
food, entertainment and fellowship! Trail ride is limited to 100 people. $75
for KHC members; $100 for non-members and $50 for non-riding guests. Primitive
camping. Limited number of pens available by reservation only. Coggins
required. No dogs. Bring own feed, hay & lawn chairs. For reservations,
contact Pattie Stalder at 785-776-0662.
www.kansashorsecouncil.com
National Rescue Ride and Walk
(Kanopolis Canyon State Park, from October 19, 2008 10:00 AM to October 19,
2008 03:00 PM)
On Sunday October 19, 2008, Rainbow Meadows will join with horse rescue
organizations across the country in the National Rescue Ride and Walk to bring
attention to the plight of the thousands of horses in America which suffer
neglect, abuse, abandonment and risk of slaughter.
LSSC Tough Cowpoke Contest
(Lucky Spur Saddle Club, Oskaloosa, KS, from October 25, 2008 09:00 AM to
October 25, 2008 09:00 PM)
Lucky Spur Saddle Club, Oskaloosa, KS presents the first "Tough Cowpoke
Contest" October 25th. Registration at 9 am. Course walk thru at 10:30. Race
starts at 11 am. Two fun courses, three class levels. Concession on grounds.
November
URA Championship Finals (Kansas Expocentre,
Topeka, KS, from November 06, 2008 07:00 PM to November 08, 2008 11:00 PM)
The URA Championship Finals are returning to Topeka and the Kansas Expocentre
Nov. 6-8, 2008!
Extreme Cowboy Race National
Championship (Saddle & Sirloin, 150th & Holmes Road, KCMO, from
November 14, 2008 09:00 AM to November 16, 2008 09:00 PM)
Make plans to attend the exciting Extreme Cowboy Race National Championship at
Saddle & Sirloin, 150th & Holmes Road, KCMO, this November 14-15-16th. For
more information, visit
www.saddleandsirloin.com or call Bill Hull at 913-208-6381.
Holiday Open House
(121 NE US Hwy 24, Topeka, KS 66608, from November 30, 2008 12:00 PM to
November 30, 2008 04:00 PM)
Refreshments, drawings, storewide savings! Many gifts with purchase!
Better Horses Radio
Tune in Sunday mornings at 6:00 a.m. to 106.9 FM radio for the Better Horses show starring Ernie Rodina (Bronco Ernie) and co-host, Dawn Dawson. Ernie highlights area trainers and horse happenings. Listen for Jo & Dewayne to talk about trends in the industry and new product arrivals at Roy Frey Western. For more information, visit www.betterhorsesradio.com
Helping Hands Humane Society
Roy Frey Western encourages you to adopt a Helping Hands Humane Society, Topeka or Jefferson County Humane Society dog that needs a farm/ranch life and would be good around livestock. We are proud to help find these loving dogs a new home. Get a $10 cook book for yourself or give one as a gift and help the HHHS.
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