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2 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black 3 Page 3 Derby, page 29 Derby, page navigator Linda Archer Sally Moulton & Barney the grounds prepared and markingthe grounds - Janette Giles & Coal Creek DeeBar Lisa Smets & Heavenly Prince Philip shows Jenny Wells & Rykaa, navigator KC Wells Jenny Wells & Rykaa, navigator KC Chris Zanardi & Crystal of Martin’s Woods, Chris Zanardi & Crystal of Martin’s Organizers are deeply appreci deeply are Organizers ated: Karen Friedlander for getting for Friedlander Karen ated: : Horse Pairs 1. - Re Lauren 2. ilking/Spinnaker The Horse's Maine & NH Patti Dowse & Itty Bits Linda Wilking & Spinnaker, navigator Eric Linda Wilking & Spinnaker, navigator Wilking W Giles/Coal 3. Janette ece/Boots Creek DeeBar (Storm) 4. Jenny Wells/Rykaa Curtis Bonney Judy Chamberlain & Twinkle Nancy Wines-DeWan & Brenna Philip Trundy - 1. VSE VSE mpress mpress 1. Kassi 1. E VSE and VSE Pairs: 1. Horses: 1. Linda Ponies 13 hands hands 13 Ponies VSEs began the competition. ells and Louann Thompson Thompson ells and Louann Kassi Farrar/Jasper 2. Judy Cham Judy 2. Farrar/Jasper Kassi 3. Nancy Wines-DeWan/Brenna 4. Lisa Brooks-Smets/Heavenly Prince Philip 5. Sondra Day/ Pryzm 6. Patti Dowse/Itty Bits. Paula 2. Johnson Heidi 1. : Horses Marcia 3. Autumn Leavitt/Rkay’s Moulton/Barney. Sally 4. Smolin/ Division- Preliminary 13 hands: ponies under off the ocean. Morgan spectators Morgan ocean. the off from themonitored the contestants Thoroughbred right paddock and types eyed the finishgate from the left. Photographers Katelyn W were Photography) Hill (Schooner strategically placed. DJ Mary fromFowler manned the turntable judge and maple big the beneath Mary Plummer commanded a bed. pick up sidelined view from a In the training division- 13 hands: and ponies under berlain/Twinkle. Phil Trundy. and over: 1. Chris Zanardi/ Crystal of Martin’s Woods 2. Poulin/Ashland Hana Farrar/Bentley Marcia Smolin, navigator John Lawrence Hana Poulin & Ashland Empress

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of ponies 13 to 14.2 hands in hands 14.2 to 13 ponies of second class of ponies comprised ponies of class second other half of a pair as well. The well. as pair of a half other Farrar’s new pony, soon to be the be to soon pony, new Farrar’s driven by Phil Trundy and Kassi in assorted colors, included a pair in assorted colors, included class of ponies under 13 hands, hands, 13 under of ponies class and obstacles was in place. and obstacles was in course of brightly colored cones the morning of September 17 the morning of September rehomed temporarily and the Spurwink Farm in Cape Elizabeth in Farm Spurwink had been big middle paddock photos by Louann Thompson/Schooner Hill Photo. by Louann Thompson/Schooner photos of the Occupants season. of the Derby Maine Driving firstClub’s derby Maine Driving Club Club Driving Maine November 2017 November J. Zwetsloot, DVM J. Zwetsloot, www.springpointfarm.com 882-7710 Stalls Available!!! U.S. Route 1, Wiscasset shavings • hay • straw • grain 100's of Breyer Collectables AMES SUPPLY ything for horse & rider!! Lowest Prices – Biggest Selection Monday–Friday 7:00–5:30 Saturday 7:00–5:00 K. Bonney, VMD M. Flanagan, DVM VMD M. Flanagan, K. Bonney, Bud & Gena McGrath Durham, Maine • Brightly lit 76 x 132 indoor arena and viewing rooms Tack • • Large box stallssome with attached paddocks • Hay 4x daily • 66 x 200 outdoor arena All disciplines welcomed • Riding • Lessons from the ground up in English or Western • Natural Horsemanship instruction & clinics 207-926-5789 • Horse Treats & Toys • Saddle Package Deals Toys & Treats Horse Ever Check us out often • New items all the time K. Hilton, VMD VMD K. Hilton,

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, 153A NH, 153A and Maine Horse's The O Page 4 cursed, environmentally speaking) by having a long, very warm fall, and fall, warm very long, a having by speaking) environmentally cursed, we have made the most of it. Shows, (indoor and out), and trail clinics rides are still comfortably occurring. Happy riding! of turkey and all the fixings.We give thanks for that, andremember weplease and should. fortunate, less those remember Please can't. Many down comes it if hard times In those times. go through hard we all that to get or feeding the horses, guess who is going the children to feeding they as well as horses their feeding not is who everyone Not best. the fed Some are just having a hard time. or an abuser. could be is a neglecter things other food and with time, hard this through them Perhaps helping will give them more to be thankful for. Perhaps a few bales of hay or be should we And perhaps thankful. horses those make will of grain bags kind and giving to others. How for the chance to do something grateful And how thankful should that make us? good would that feel? again mistake the make to going not We're shows. of lot a have we month seem people horse England New Us over. almost is season the saying of course, of year, this and have we what of most the make to learned have to weather. fall of wonderful lot a had have we From the Editor racy of all ads and make no claims or or claims no make racy all and ads of them. concerning guarantees - Opin NH residents. and Maine about the those of are herein expressed ions express necessarily do not and authors The Horse's Maine & of the opinions NH. be in black and white or in color. Again, Again, in color. or white and be in black us. them to get to the best is way email are that will try pictures return to We lost for responsible not are but mailed, photographs. damaged or Pickpocket Road, Brentwood, NH 03833 Road, Brentwood, Pickpocket in the next inclusion for the tenth by The Horse's Maine & NH paper. month's length for material edit to Rs the right print necessarily not may and clarity, and all material. Articles, ads, letters and calendar dates dates calendar and Articles, letters ads, be editor@ to emailed preferably should horsesmaineandnh.com, to

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Dr Jefferson is the founding Dr Jefferson is the founding available on Amazon. Rather than than Rather lease, borrow, or accept a free free a or accept borrow, lease, horse, everyone should be very clear about who pays the bills. an than more means clear Being It understanding. agreed oral in writing. I remember should be where a closea situation friend he had that understood of mine other The horse. a given been and gift, a wasn’t it claimed party was that the actual arrangement a lease. Things got a little nasty when the “lender” came back for her animal. a it make horse, a is for a dollar. If you are on the other end, insist on paying a dol- in all it horse, and get lar for the have you it, for paid You writing. he’s and agreement, the of copy a yours, along with future bills. If be agreement, leasing a in are you sure to write down all the terms: responsible for vet calls, who’s work, and even euthanasia dental decisions. You or dies? horse gets injured aggrava- untold yourself save can being by misery on bordering tion matters horse financial all on clear and getting it all down on paper. veterinarian of Maine Equine Asso- Equine of Maine veterinarian ciates. and NH” Maine Horse’s “The in have been made into a book, On The Road with Dr Horse Doctor, J. , recent ones can be accessed on his his on accessed be can ones recent website, ates.com. - - called Sam to I called A week later week A Issues over financial responsi financial over Issues You might say, You these “Well, My suggestion is that if you get nothing but an but and I get nothing use him, wallet.” empty say that he was forcing me to take to me forcing was he that say possession of Billy in exchange for the bill. I was bluffing, but picked as he it for fell I guess he Billy up two days later. He left ofthird a cover to cash enough me up Fred hit to me told and bill the for the rest. I never did see the rest of the money. bilities come up often in the horse up often in the come bilities world. It pays to spell out, in forwriting, just who is responsible changes what when a lead shank is common, hands. Free leasing agree is no clear often there but ment as to who is responsible issue. when the horse has a health no discus- is often there Further, what farrier, the pays who on sion many or used, be will vet or farrier other details. two old crotchety guys couldn’t agree on anything, so why would they agree on money? I would only lease or give a horse have I to like.” and know I someone of friends or best the found that family same the of members even is there when attitudes change a crisis and money is involved. Think about the stories you have when a se- heard or experienced nior family member dies without a will, and the squabble over who gets what begins. - Happy Thanksgiving didn’t get a call a get didn’t I True to the Belgian breed, Bil breed, Belgian the to True “Billy “Billy is ready to go. His “Been thinking about things, “Well, how about you two “I’ll talk to Fred and let you days later Fred called. Two “Listen, Doc, I can’t afford The Horse's Maine & NH If it happened today I would tell them that they could leave the has- would mean less This trailer. ride on the two hour sle for them security a perhaps and home back beginning you Are me. for deposit be going? this might to see where ly was a great patient, and received and patient, great a was ly his daily wound care and meds fuss. a without days eight After man. either from anyone whether wonder to began I other than me cared about Billy. Finally at 10 days I called Sam and left a message. wound is already filling in and require much after care. doesn’t When can we expect you? The total bill, including the board for 10 days is $650.” (Remember, hours 24 ago.) years 35 was this passed and I left another message. Two more days of silence, and I that I might have just be- realized come a horse rescue. Three days later Sam called. and I think that since Fred was using my horse he should pay.” always could (I bill?” the splitting hope.) know.” and of it, half not even bill, that if I do I pay, got to nothin’ show for it. He gets Billy back, can now realize that that realize now Whose name goes on the hen the two men caught men two the When Billy was in a lather when they when lather a in was Billy “OK. How about this. I’ll “So, I’ll write up the charges I’ll horse. my “He’s said, Sam my was “It Fred, said “Nope,” As they got back in the truck, ts sharp point ground. Its sharp point above the punctured Billy’s chest. Billy broke branch the and away, jerked off from the tree. Billy galloped with him, behind trailing reins off, into jammed wood of chunk the him. bleeding some was there him, around the branch. They tried to when the pull it out but stopped Fred made a got worse. bleeding they and me, to house his from call were on their way. unloaded him at my place. That jagged piece of wood sticking 6 inches out from his chest had a I slipped some 2 inch diameter. into his jugular vein, tranquilizer and by pulling and rotating the The stick, was able to remove it. a cork, like stick had been acting blood gushed out behind and the to see that it it. I was relieved a mean could which frothy wasn’t - punctured lung. I pulled on surgi wound gloves and probed the cal had stick The hand. right my with jabbed through the heavy chest front of the and ended at muscles to his shoulder. next rib cage, the - splin large several removed As I ters, the blood flowed around my huge a into mounded and hand clot between front Billy’s feet. I with repeatedly wound the flushed solution a peroxide and betadine and packed it firmly with a large The bleeding roll of sterile gauze. as I I talked slowed to a trickle. worked and told Sam he could take to need would he but home, Billy replace that dressing every day and quiet, very got It week. a for tell could them at when I glanced of them was up to that neither that kind of after care. Both looked a little pale. keep the horse here at my place dressing daily the of care take and can You changes and antibiotics. me Call week. a in up Billy pick about touch in keep to time any at his progress.” For the first time that day the two agreed. so far. bill?” pay for everything.” fault. I’m paying.” who about arguing was still each second my was That pay. would I and hint, missed deposit. a for asked have should I him.

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The next day Tink was Babette was unsure of it had become obvious upon being turned out right off but it didn’t really matter matter really didn’t it but off right tattered in around it dragged you if effective. as just was it pieces- would be removed The blanket worst, the at or, away thrown and for another returned and mended roll- three or two case, that In try. would finish it off. ing sessions to his then jumped and and rolled feet with a flourish. The blanket shifted and then plopped snugly back into place. The heavy cor seams reinforced and special dura showed otherwise but dusty were was So it all! no signs of wear at rolling. back down for more jumped Tink yelled a farm hand. to his feet and stood still. not.” Tink said. But it was too barn the into was taken Tink late. proved to a shot! (This and given but either, shot killer the be not And he had it might have been.) to stay in the rest of the day. He really hated that blanket! that rolling was not going to de- Tink feat this particular blanket so switched to another technique in him for worked also had that the past. He spent a good por his hip rubbing of the night tion against the wall- back and forth, horses other The forth. and back got annoyed with the constant swish, swish and the creaking of the boards in the wall. They that night that things to him said weren’t very nice, but Tink was determined and grimly kept rub- bing away for most of the night. tired and out of sorts. Susie had a good very a not was he and lesson go to refusing and poky very pony, forward. Then every time Susie that hip a tapped it stick, used the raw and sore and he jumped felt to be good but forward. He tried so sore. His and was so tired he blanket still looked lovely, how- ever. and thought. How thought Tink could he get rid of this stupid seem just didn’t There blanket? to be an answer. Finally he lost run, to began and temper his bucking and kicking at the blanket and squealing in frustration. But the blanket just stayed neatly and tired too was Tink place. in quietly running for long so he ran to keep said, frantically and Babette to up “Pull it off, Babette. Please, pull it off!” this. It really wasn’t something a good pony should do, but Tink hen hen W In fact e thought He Poor Tink! There he There he Tink! Poor “Why, Tink,” she said, N- BLA A blanket? A brought mother Susie’s cold so you’re Tink, “Oh, She quickly unwrapped Tink mother led Susie’s muttered Frado oh!” “Uh Babette (who had not “Make ME wear a blan-

The Horse's Maine & NH head in the back corner of his stall corner of in the back head couldn't he if that hope vain the in see wouldn’t vet the vet, the see had he that badly so shook He him. up. standing even trouble be must vet the that realizing just made shot a him give to coming to shake. him begin scared to stood, alone in the barn, death and shaking so badly that stall door as he was rattling the head. his out hung he maybe if he saw the vet first and quickly hid in the back corner, maybe this time the vet wouldn’t even beat heart His him. find approaching louder as he heard the vet at footsteps. But it wasn’t and she mother was Susie’s It all. had a big plastic bag with her. shake, you at Look cold! “You’re you poor thing. a good It’s thing made just I brought you this. It’s for horses like you who are hard going to love You’re on blankets. this one.” KET! Tink had stood there so he Well, blanket? a for miserably wasn’t scared anymore. Now he mad! VERY was MAD. Tink cross-ties. out onto the him He stood to her. speaking wasn’t staringstiffly, straight ahead, not acknowledging her existence. you can hardly move.” Susie’s badly so feel “I exclaimed. mother that I’ve waited this long to get you a new blanket.” the thing and put it on him. It was dark green and had purple belly two had it and trim (purple!) felt like an idiot. Tink straps. been had Babette field. his to out talking with Frado and they both coming. Tink heard they as turned After coming. Tink saw when he for a Tink all, Frado had known long time. smiled long) as nearly Tink known and said, “Tink, what a beautiful new blanket! You look very and faded smile Her handsome.” a puzzled expression replaced it as right on by her. stomped Tink No them. show I’ll they? will ket, Tink yet!” me beaten has blanket growled. He threw himself on the This violently. rolled and ground technique. best the was you got up, the blanket would be all out of place and you could reach with your back foot until you caught it. Then you could and ripped it until it over all walk tore. Sometimes you could rip it

Tink was bit puz- little a Tink Usually the whole barn ach time he stood with his with stood he time Each Tink no,” Oh, “ VET! The torture to come. turned was Babette when zled his in standing was left he but out gone Perhaps Susie hadn’t stall. to school and was going to ride at him rode never Susie But him. this time of day so that probably was going Perhaps he it. wasn’t to be wormed. Oh, yech! Tink really didn’t understand why hu- mans felt obliged to periodically gooky, with mouth horse’s each fill white paste. They called it being had felt around Tink wormed but in the goop very carefully with his tongue one time and he hadn’t Tink found even one worm in it. have didn’t knew that human’s he like sense- not common much did. Some of the silly things that humans did just had to patiently be put up with. Humans had to be indulged. got wormed at once, though (and spent the rest of the day debating So it batch). grossest who got the be that. couldn’t An- vet.” the be to has “It thought, other strange thing about humans was their desire to see you poked with needles when you weren’t even sick. Tink always knew it was going to be excruciatingly but yet, been had never It painful. this knew that he just time each killer one, the was going to be the shot. winter. He was happiest that way that happiest was He winter. deprived all at felt never had and by doing without, so when Tink morning, awoke on that fateful and awaited he ate his breakfast chipper turn-out with his usual enthusiasm. He had no idea of the

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November 2017 November given up and let him be wooly all wooly be him let and up given of them before Susie’s family had family Susie’s before them of through more than his fair share his fair than more through hated blankets. H warm and free. Tink and blankets. Tink about each day and it kept him feeling was getting longer and deeper was getting longer and deeper looked was fuzzy. His white coat white His fuzzy. was looked and cozy except Tink. What Tink Tink What Tink. except cozy and eryone looked colorful and warm and colorful looked eryone doggy-sized blanket. In fact ev- and even Frado had a dapper, dapper, a had Frado even and green blanket on her white body blanket. Sophie had a new bright looked cheery in Indian it’s print brown and white pinto body it’s brown spots and Big Bertha’s spots and Big Bertha’s brown it’s flashy white appaloosa body with body appaloosa white flashy brown blanket complimented his brown blanket complimented for the winter shows. Scrabble’s for the winter shows. Scrabble’s would keep her coat short and trim and short coat her keep would the first of the many blankets that blankets many the of first the the forest green of her turn-out, turn-out, her of green forest the beautiful bay coat gleamed against gleamed coat bay beautiful horse who snickered). Celeste’s Celeste’s horse who snickered). with it?” he growled at any foolish any at growled he it?” with blanket (“Do you have a problem a have you (“Do blanket clashing with his fire-engine red the sight, his bright, red bay coat black coat. Fortress was quite quite was Fortress coat. black contrasting smartly with her shiny her with smartly contrasting ever, her brand new blue blanket ever, bette was looking as elegant as bette was looking as elegant as different colored blankets. Ba- colored different the horses started appearing in the horses started appearing in summer coats. Then, one by one, by one Then, coats. summer and replaced their sun-bleached sun-bleached their replaced and winter coats started coming in in coming started coats winter Tink & the Blanket Tink &

series from the beginning. Here's story #7 Here's story the beginning. series from to know him and all his friends as we start the friends as we him and all his to know If you don't know Tink, here's your chance to get to chance your Tink, here's know don't If you as their deepened and darkened The Adventures of Tink and Frado: and Tink of Adventures The colors their First more colorful. the horses seemed to be getting getting be to seemed horses the ven Even had been getting crisper. yellow and brown, and the air seemed to be turning orange and be turning orange seemed to - 1. Sylvia A eventing com- SEA November 2017 November Preliminary: The organizers were excited excited were organizers The quine Program The UNH Equine Program Results are rider/horse/owner/ experience.” a few to hear the announcement days before this year’s event that and Center Community Cancer the Lewiston, in Center Dempsey the were organizations, nonprofit both planning to merge, and in early 2018 will become the Dempsey provid- Care, for Cancer Centers ing free cancer care services to patients. participate in the Thoroughbred Thoroughbred in the participate Program (TIP), with Incentive and reserve awards champion presented at each level. will host two U petitions in 2018; tentative dates are April 28-29 and September 22-23, 2018. score, Penfield/SilkenTom/Anne Pen- Anderson/Lim field/39.4 2.Rain ited Access/Amy Anderson/39.9 Junior Novice 1 Open Preliminary - - Sylvia Penfield & Silken Tom: Jane Kreppein & Cracked Pepper: Jane Kreppein & Cracked Pepper: UNH Horse Trials Horse UNH ileen Brown at Brown ileen E - orse Trials continues to continues to Trials orse inners re- inners H USA, and entworth entworth Cancer Community Center W representative representative tended this year’s event to see first hand the excitement among the riders, participants, specta- tors, and volunteers. In a letter afterwards, she noted that peoples’ contributions “allow the Cancer opportuni the Center Community programs, wellness free offer to ty peer and therapies complementary support, to help cancer patients gain valuable tools and connec- shared through healing for tions by Guyotte. The course design to riders at all levels challenged plan their turns carefully in order clean and finish to both jump under time. ceived an em- broidered cool- er, donated by Shires Eques- trian a free capping at to attend fee W a Hunt. In ad- dition, several awards special were presented. The best scor ing UNH stu- dent or graduate was Julie Howard the nov- She Sweet in riding Isn’t and champion The division. ice reserve champion Pony Clubbers were Whitney Bouthout riding Ballygannon at the training lev- el and Valerie Pascetta riding Sharp Dressed Man at begin- ner novice, respective- ly. Finally, the American Connemara Pony Soci- ety Award for scoring best Connema- to went ra Bantry Bay’s Erin, ridden by Susan Perry at The the beginner novice level. UNH - Orga Show jumping was held before “Our course will always have The cross country course is different heights were offered on heights were offered different both indoor and outdoor jump courses designed by Sandy and Bailey. Bean Audrey daughter, her Each rider is presented with a pink of their token a as ribbon purple or All proceeds from participation. shirt tee as well as fees, jump the sales, food of percentage a sales, are donated to and a silent auction the nonprofit Cancer Community Maine, in South Portland, Center according to the wishes of Kasi’s family. trian use from early May through UNH appointment. by November students enrolled in the Horse- the have also program manship skills their develop to opportunity open on the for riding out in the on the situated is which course, west edge of campus. cross country, and was judged - prog further and fences fixed date of development the ress towards lanes. more galloping a forest of being in the feeling of our nature is the as that lane, aesthetic an is it and campus, which we want to preserve,” competition Keim, Christina says of the Chair and manager we “However, Committee. nizing are actively working towards our opening up a long term goal of some room along breathing little loop a developing and of our trails to practicewhich will allow riders pacing.” regularly enjoyed by a diverse population of public and uni- versity users, including joggers, to walkers and bikers, in addition being open to the public for eques- The Horse's Maine & NH Beginner Novice B - - - Meghan Howe & Maleficent: Cross coun- portable fences fences portable purchased this Addi- summer. tional upgrades im- include proved footing and grading in areas, several the removal of several out of first fences on first fences on country cross the course. provements have been a focus for competition management 2017. De in built and signed by Jim and Ja- try try course im - The event was originally con- originally was event The Gatjkowski, in her struggle with and since then has breast cancer, The memory. Kasi’s in held been first two JFTC events were held at Pendragon Farm in Cornville, Maine. A variety of classes at mie Gornall Gornall mie of Massachu- setts, this fall’s course incor porated some of the six new ident of the Ground Jury Nancy Guyotte of New Hampshire and Judy Lawless of Massachusetts. Guyotte was a student at UNH when the horse trials were first involved actively was and started some of the in helping to build of the day. of the day. ceived in 2013 by Sandy Por ter-Bean to ter-Bean honor her niece, Kasi - shows Open Novice A Open Training A

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Echo/ Bailey/Kennebec Kathleen shows Nicole Castagnozzi & Fancy Pants: Open Nicole Castagnozzi Novice B pen Novice Open Novice Sydne Cook & Imgoingtosmokeyou: Open Sydne Cook & Imgoingtosmokeyou: Novice C n The On The Bringing digital radiography and digital ultrasound to you Serving Southern and Midcoast Maine The organizers would like to The organizers 1. Nicole Castagnozzi/Fancy akeman/ akeman/31.0 express special thanks to the spon- year this grew number whose sors, Adams to include, alphabetically, Atlantic Horse and Pet Supplies, Physical Therapy, Burger King, Dysarts, Far North Acres Dog Grooming, Foxcroft Veterinary Services, Franklin Savings Bank, B: illori Connors/31.0 Rocks/Hillori Connors/31.0 5. Danielle Downing/Oldfield Frenchglen/Beverly Aigen/34.5 Twist/ Goodnow/Sublime Amy 6. Amy Goodnow/40.8 7. Dominic Bergen/Killian V/Diana Lou- is/41.8 8. Emma O’Lone/Lone Survivor/Emma O’Lone/42.0 9. James Foley/The Black Watch/ James Foley/47.3 10. Stefanie - Crisp/Ste Neumann/Ginger fanie Neumann/56.5 11. Victoria Thompson/Boston Blue/Diane Thompson/65.5 dward Road/Edward (Denny) Em- erson, Jr./26.3 2. Jocelyn Hawe/Cad- bury VT/Joce- Hawe/28.8 lyn 3. Kathryn W - Boracay Won der/Kathryn W Con- 4. Hillori nors/ - Junior Junior 1. Susan 1. Susan Lehnhard/Bri- Boru/Robertan Lehnhard/51.5 Butler/ Nyah 7. Happy Days/ Nyah But- ler/108.8 8. Anna Harns- berger/Josie/ Anna Harns- berger/133.2 Open Novice A: Berrill/Beau- lieu’s Quality orse & Rider Tack and and Tack Rider & Horse Two Two of this year’s sponsor’s, Cure The 2017 Jump For The The Horse's Maine & NH Kate Doucet & Hot Trot'n Twister: Junior Kate Doucet & Hot Trot'n Twister: Novice II riders Chelsie Oldfield, Sydney riding Bolduc, Juliet and Marden, Moley The name, team their under the and Moles Moley The Moles. teams they competed against all with enter provided the audience rides and some exciting taining moments. Adams Horse & Pet Supplies and Maine tents vendor up set Store, Farm on site. The food vendor, Crazy Maine, do- Spuds from Oakland, proceeds their of portion a nated Center. Community Cancer the to was the most successful to event date, raising over $7500. The wish to publicly thank organizers each and every participant, spon- and do- volunteer, spectator, sor, way some in contributed who nor to help achieve this total. Novice II: 1. Katie Doucet/Hot Mair/33.0 Twister/Lauren Trot’n 2. Andie Messina/Rumrunner/ Andie Messina/36.3 3. Madison Blodgett/Lycius Lydia/Madison - Has Claire Elyse 4. Blodgett/36.7 sett/Mosey Along/Virginia Has- sett/37.0 5. Alyssa Lapierre/Big John/Paige Vezina/41.3 6. Kate 4. Jack Curtis/Lucky - Strike/Wil Bola/ 5. Eleanor Curtis/40.3 liam 6. Edwards/40.3 Flair/Tawn Celtic Harmony/Tawn Boillot/WHF Mia Edwards/63.3 7. Padan Coles/ Bravo Blue/Cornelia Prime/63.5 Lyra/Tara Wilson/Golden Grace 8. Sheehan/ Maggie 9. 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ups” at Acadia twice year, in June in year, twice Acadia at ups” when and again in September, newbies or anyone wanting tips experience from others with more can visit. If anyone has not taken it is not Acadia, horse(s) to their is no other to be missed— there it for horse lovers like quite place in New England! to Holly Saari, Kathy Dion Mer curio, Deb and Neil Harvey, and Connie Moses. to the day, thirteen brave riders, drivers and navigators took to the beautiful grass and dirt roads of Branch Hill Farm in Milton Mills, from dropped was event This NH. few past the calendar GSCA the GSCA host. a of lack to due years members were happy to see it back for 2017. From the looks coming when faces on people’s back, a great time was had by all. come out by the time riders and happy is GSCA returned! drivers to welcome new members, Kris- Cindy and Ward, Jen Furtney, ten Dahood. Char Family Siemon Carl the by of up made is and Trust itable forests managed of acres 3000 and Mills in Milton land and farm Wakefield, NH. The trails used wind by through GSCA field and the along views lovely with forest Salmon Falls River. gated around the trailer of Cindy Schlener - first time host of this event. Over lunch, various discus- riding, trail driving, about sions and, of course, horses, could be heard. Hopefully, the success of this revisited event is a good continue will it that indication to occur. Cindy Schlener for stepping up again. outing this host to preciate her hard work, especially work, hard her preciate trail marking on foot after her Apollo pulled horse, trail faithful up lame. Special thanks also to Avis Rosenfield for providinga substitute mount and assistance in marking and unmarking outlying trails. —Cindy Schlener - - associations arbor and the and Harbor ildwood Stable grounds. ildwood Stable grounds.

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Page 20 ing to drive, so they welcomed an welcomed they so drive, to ing opportunity to ride out with the to accustom their horses Moses’ to the sight and sounds of a larger They decided to do Day carriage. Mountain. Deb rode her trainee in motion. all around the carriage her At one point she even ponied horse while sitting on the rear carriage. Moses’ of the platform Kathy, Holly and their friends tru- were that rides several made ly enjoyable, as seen in their fun photos— even in the drizzle! Nature Mother by in thrown were but the to keep things interesting, only heavy rain was one over The rest of the week was night. There is an amazing gorgeous! variety of activities and sights in the area when not playing with horses, such as sea kayaking, cruising on a 4-masted schoo- ner, hiking, bicycling, maritime museums and research facilities, Bar exploring and Con- and Rick For grins, coast. nie took in dinner and a movie (twice!) at Reel Pizza Cinerama in Bar conversation Congenial perience! campfires evening around had was after truly enjoyable days with our horses. Since everyone was familiar with familiar was everyone Since Acadia already, people did their need- really one no and thing own planning or help tips driving ed had however Harveys The routes. train horses in riding of their one Acadia National Park Acadia National Park weather was mostly fine and the setting was gorgeous as always of Granite members when eleven were Association State Carriage Acadia Na- driving and riding in Park on Mt. Desert Island, tional Maine. Connie and Rick Moses, Arab-Perche- driving their pair of for guidance rons, were available and assistance as needed, it being their 25th year to visit Acadia were Also driving horses. with with Vanderploeg Rick and Joan Morgans. of pair handsome their riding were Deb members GSCA and Neil Harvey, Kathy Dion Mercurio, Holly Saari, Alison Fellows, Jackie Schorndof and Angel Blaisdell. the Association News Association Granite State Carriage Carriage State Granite

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inslow, ME 04901 inslow, aterville, Maine 04903 New Hampshire Horse & Trail Assoc. Trail Horse & New Hampshire PO Box 160 Deerfield, NH 03070 Sec Jane Boucher, 463-7924 Horse Council New Hampshire 249 Holden Hill Rd. Langdon, NH 03602 [email protected] Assoc. Jumper Hunter New Hampshire Barb Keating 46 Indian Falls Rd. New Boston, NH 03070 [email protected] Assoc. Horse Quarter New Hampsire 75 South Main Street Concord, NH 03301 Sue Bernard, Sec. 229-1334 [email protected] North Country Riding Club Secretary Angela Coy, (207) 343-0033 [email protected] www.dexterridingclub.dom Horse Club Northeast Miniature Gonsalves Virginia Pleasant Street 1138 02767 Raynham, MA [email protected] Assoc. Northern Maine Dressage Stacia Russell 564-3080 [email protected] PATH Intl. PATH Mario Pascarelli, Maine State Chair [email protected] Pine & Spurs Riding Club President Shaun Bagley, O. Box 701 P. Presque Isle, ME 04769 [email protected] pineandspursridingclub.moonfruit.com/ Adult Pony Club Riders Time Prime Sam Morrison, President 8 Gilbert Rd. Greene, ME 04236 946-5045 [email protected] Therapeutic Riding Center The Top Riding To 14 Lilac Dr. ME 04062 Windham, 207-892-2813 [email protected] www.ridingtothetop.org Sebasticook Riding Club Pat McCollor Box 1823 P.O. W 872-5301 Heels Riding Club Silver Stephanie Remick [email protected] Riding Club Spur Silver Jackie Kulik, Sec. 140 North Reynolds Rd. W www.silverspurmaine.com Association* State of Maine Dressage Lorna Carter 4 Gardner's Crossing ME 03909 York, [email protected] www.mainedressage.com Performance Society Standardbred Tewksbury Elizabeth PO Box 621 Cornish, ME 04020 [email protected] stbperformance.webs.com Horse Organ. of ME* Pleasure Standardbred Flowers Wendy Rd. Totten 110 ME 04039 Gray, [email protected] www.sphomaine.net Horse Organ of NH Pleasure Standardbred Deb Fransway 125 Sugar Hill Rd. NH 03281 Weare, 603-529-3799 [email protected] spho-nh.net aters District Director W The Horse's Maine & NH estbrook, ME 04092 NH 03303 ebster, Wendy McCann Wendy Rd. Witham 64 Auburn, ME 04210 207-782-9639 [email protected] N Riding Club N Bar 90 Green Hill Rd. Barrington, NH President Gail Straw, [email protected] Northeast Icelandic Horse Club 637-2338 www.neihc.com Horse Club Maine Miniature Tansey Missy 1541 Bridgton Rd. W www.maineminiaturehorseclub.com Maine Morgan Horse Club, Inc. Jenn Hartwell 443 Sebago Lake Rd Gorham, ME 04038 www.memorgan.com Maine Mounted Search & Rescue Unit 207-951-0526 (Sharon) [email protected] www.mainemountedsar.org Assoc. Horse Maine Quarter Sec. Angela Clossey, PO Box 57 New Limerick, Me 04761 207-532-4753 www.meqha.org Maine Riders Association Trail Bickford, Pres. Trudy 36 Old Portland Rd. Auburn, ME 04210 [email protected] www.mainetrailriders.com Mousam Saddle & Harness Club* Andrea Valliere Trail 879 Narragansett Buxton, ME 04093 207 929-8445 www.freewebs.com/mousamsaddleandharnessclub/ Assistance Organized Mustang & Burro Susan Booth PO Box 601 Barrington, NH 03825 603-664-2787 Assoc District 03 Horse Nat'l Barrel Christina 207-649-1058 [email protected] www.mainenbha.com N Riding Club N Bar 90 Green Hill Rd. Barrington, NH President Gail Straw, [email protected] New England 4-H Horse Program Sherri Thornton 16 Johnson Flat Rd. Burnham, ME 04922 207-341-7848 [email protected] Association New England Jumpers Renae Samay (207) 514-6626 [email protected] www.nejumpersassociation.com Association Horse NH Barrel Rd. Young 26 Guilford, NH 03249 Julie Lawrence, NH01 District Director 707-7540 [email protected] Assoc. & Eventing NH Dressage 270 Kennedy Hill Rd NH 03045 Goffstown, Stefanie Rossetti, Membership Director 361-0270 [email protected] New Arabian Hampshire Assoc. Horse 1414 Battle St. W Rob Crimmins 648-2818 [email protected] Assoc. Gymkhana Horse New Hampshire PO Box 464 Freedom, NH 03836 President Shonoa Straw, 603-986-3371 Maine Assoc.* Hunter/Jumper

itham Hollis Area Area Hollis Equestrians PO Box 1252 Hollis, NH 03049 Oss, President Van Sherry 603-533-9236 [email protected] Riders Joy Valley Nonie Larrabee 92 Abbott Rd. Knox, ME 04984 568-3475 Riders Katahdin Trail Sharon Couture PO Box 746 Kingman, ME 04451 207-765-2255 www.katahdintrailriders.com Appaloosa Horse Club Maine Marcia E. Delaware, Sec. Arno Rd. 182 ME 04930 Dexter, 207-924-6228 [email protected] Association Racing Maine Barrel Jamie Leeman Mills Road W. 468 Anson, ME 04911 696-4036 www.mainebarrelracing.com Maine Association* Combined Training Barb W 61 Birchlawn Dr Lamoine ME 04605 [email protected] www.maine-eventing.org Maine Cowboy Mounted Shooters Bill Ledoux, President 6 Lady Pat Drive Biddeford, ME 04005 207-282-2821 [email protected] www.mainecowboymountedshooters.com Society Maine Dressage Beth Brainerd 67 Bill Howe Road ME 04268 Norway, 743-6546 www.mainedressagesociety.org Maine Driving Club* Paula Leavitt PO Box 36 Dixmont, ME 04932 207-234-4537 [email protected] www.mainedrivingclub.org Maine Farm Bureau 4 Gabriel Drive Augusta, Me 04330 207-622-4111 www.mainefarmbureau.com Maine Association Farriers' Brent Brown, President (207) 749-2364 [email protected] www.mainefarriers.vpweb.com Maine Association Horse Administrator Dollie Hutchins, MHA 9 Bauneg Beg Raod Sanford, ME 04073 [email protected] 207-850-1773 www.mainehorseassoc.com NH & Maine Horse Organizations Horse & Maine NH November 2017 November Highview Riding Club, Inc. Dollie Hutchins 9 Bauneg Beg Rd. Sanford, ME 04073 207-324-6518 [email protected] Granite State Morgan Horse Society 18 Hilltop Road Plaistow NH 03865 Treas. Cindy Harb, 603-382-8067 [email protected] Granite State Draft Horse & Pony Assoc Granite State Draft Horse & Pony Marc McGinnis, Sec 474 4th Range Rd Suncook, NH 03275 [email protected] Granite State Carriage Assoc. Granite State Carriage 54 Pilgrim Drive, Litchfield, NH 03052 Treasurer Williams, Marilyn 603-594-0987 [email protected] Farmer's Draft Horse, Mule & Pony Club Secretary Winslow, Darcy 48 Leander Harmon Road Harrison, ME. 04040 (207)583-2204 [email protected] www.farmersdraftclub.org Ellis River Riders* Ellis River Milligan, President Tony PO Box 392 ME 04216-0392 Andover, [email protected] (207) 200-7115 www.ellisriverriders.com Eastern Maine Dressage Association Eastern Maine Dressage Rebecca Reed 405 Lambert Rd. ME 04412. Brewer, 478-2097 [email protected] www.mainedressagesociety.org Cumberland County Riding Club Lisa Bowe 56 Edgecomb Rd Lisbon Falls, Me 04252 353-7826 Central Maine Team Penning Assoc. Penning Team Central Maine Janette Ross PO Box 159 Thomaston, ME 04858 South [email protected] cmtpa.com Central Maine Dressage Association* Central Maine Dressage Suzanne Crowell 688-2268 [email protected] www.mainedressagesociety.org Arabian Horse Association, Inc. of Maine Arabian Horse Laurie Emery 222 River Road Madison, ME 04950 207-399-6511 [email protected] www.mainearabian.org American Saddlebred Association of Maine American Saddlebred Regan Grant, Sec. Street Wilson 6 04073 Sanford, Maine [email protected] 207-432-7671 www.mainesaddlebredhorse.com November 2017 November (207) 832-1058 Dr. Caitlin Daly Dr. Carolyn Steeves, Tori Harriman (kneeling) Tori Steeves, Carolyn Special Olympics Special Brandi Place, Tori Harriman, Amy Miller (back) Brandi Place, Tori veterinary care for your horse. your for veterinary care Providing quality, compassionate quality, Providing SeaHorse Stables at at Stables SeaHorse Opening ceremony (l-r): Nina Miller, Brandi Place, Tori Tori Brandi Place, (l-r): Nina Miller, Opening ceremony Leesa Carpenter, Amy Miller, Sarah Mckinley, Brandi Place, Sarah Mckinley, Amy Miller, Leesa Carpenter, aldoboro, ME 04572 • [email protected] Harriman, Sarah Mckinley, Leesa Carpenter, Carolyn Steeves Carolyn Leesa Carpenter, Harriman, Sarah Mckinley, W Leesa Carpenter

- - st nd quine quine in the in the st , we par th in the trail the in nd in equitation and in equitation nd in equitation and 2 in equitation rd e are looking forward to to forward looking are e e are so proud of their dedi- e are so proud of their anniversary, complete with in the trail class. orse Stables in Bel- Stables in Horse At Sea On September 30 four From SeaHorse Stables, W Our kind horses, Raceme and Brandi Place (CS level): 1 W in equitation and 1 th Torri Harriman riding Churro Harriman riding Churro Torri e offer hunter/jumper training hunter/jumper training e offer through the obstacle course through st nd , we open the sport of sport of open the ME, we fast, horseback riding up to everyone. W as therapeu as well and showing tic horseback Amy riding. Miller therapeutic riding teaches the SeaHorse Stables. program at E our second in ticipated Special Olympics at Skowhegan This event was even Fair Grounds. it was their since more celebrated 20 a pizza party, dance and torch supportive incredibly this lighting; 73 without a hitch. went off event riders participated. riders competed in the events. last competed riders these of Three to themselves challenged and year, going from rise to the next level, unsupport- to ring the in supported ed (that means riding completely independently). in the trail class; Sarah Mckinley (CI level): 2 cation and bravery. We also have cation We and bravery. wonderful family support and volunteers. Thank you to Caro- lyn Steeves and Nina Miller for in hours volunteer countless your preparation for this event! superstars as well. Churro, were results for our riders: the Here are 2 and equitation in Harriman (CI level): Tori class; 1 trail class; Leesa Carpenter (CS level): 3 2 Special Olympics next year! The Horse's Maine & NH - - e e W ednes- W Our extended e also continue with the withthe alsocontinue e Riverview Farm hosted its its hosted Farm Riverview continues lesson program The W —Jo-Jean Keller fall tack sale on October 8. The was full to Lisbon Rec Center capacity with vendors, tables and the best bar shoppers looking for equipment.gains in tack and horse The Pink Spurs 4H group hosted the baked goods table and raffle were board. In all, over 25 tables several another with inside up set Although we had a brief outside. spirits one’s no rain, of period was sale the and dampened were a complete success! younger riders. with several new, delight the see to exciting very It’s experienc children of eyes the in care horse in lessons first their ing and their first rides on the gentle lesson horses. adult riding program on day evenings. We practice arena skills, such as bars and tarps and trails. the to out head then thoroughly enjoy the progress we’ve made with our horses and as riders! our skills our to added has weather summer enjoyment! barns

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licensed equine rescue with three equine licensed a sweet including horses, rescue going to old mare saved from lots of love,slaughter! She’ll need vet and farrier care but attention, happier she is resting and seems already. program on Thursday mornings. chores farm with help Participants and then enjoy grooming and The volunteer loving the horses. program will also include learning sessions, geared to the interests of the participants. Riverview Farm Update Farm Riverview

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for inclusion in this monthly listing. Sorry, we do not take these listings over the phone. we do not take in this monthly listing. for inclusion & NH Sorry, Maine Horse’s please) to The only, (one number The listing below is a monthly offering that is being provided for the convenience of our readers. We are not able to check out each facility for ourselves, therefore able to check out each facility are not We convenience of our readers. is being provided for the that is a monthly offering The listing below makes no claims or guarantees concerning any barn listed. The listing is free and any barn or stable which would like to be listed should send or email name, county, town, and phone number town, and county, should send or email name, would like to be listed and any barn or stable which The listing is free any barn listed. or guarantees concerning makes no claims urner Maine Barns: Boarding, T Boarding, Barns: Maine Windham op, Windham Farm, wo o The T o The akes T akes Easton p Country Farm, Gloucester New rio Farm, Androscoggin County Androscoggin Lisbon Ranch, Arrow Broken Durham Celestial Farms, Durham Ctr, Equest. Chez Chevaux Services M Equine Double Poland LLC, Durham Center, Equestrian Esprit Falls Lilvermore Farm, Moon Full Poland Farm, Gem Stone Livermore Farm, Dreams Glowin' Livrmr Fl Fm, Metzger Acres Grumpy Auburn Ctr., Eques. Lake Auburn Durham Farm, Horse Monarch Durham Ctr, Equestrian Dream Noble Wales Oak Ledge Farm, Falls Livermore Stable, Pines Peaceful Poland Farm, Ferland Acres Percheron Riverview Lisbon Falls Farm, Durham Farm, Haven Safe Wales Seacoast Farm, Durham Farm, Springpoint Sunset View Farm, T Farm, View Sunset Sabattus Acres, Sunshine Greene Farm, Home Welcome Poland Farm, Wind Whisper Poland Stables, Riding WillowBrook County Aroostook Smyrna Stables, Currie-Comb Smyrna Stables, Esch Farm's Hodgdon Farm, Gate Forest Fairfield Ft. Stables, Jester Kourt Fairfield Rocking Ft. S Ranch, U Hodgdon Stables, Sunset Cumberland County Brunswick Farm, Andwemet Gray Farm, Feather Angel Brunswick Farm, Creek Apple Windham Farm, Aurora Banbury Hill Farm, Cape Elizabeth Cape Banbury Farm, Hill Standish Stable, Brookside Scarborough Stables, Ketcha Camp Falmouth Farm, Capall Creek Casco Farm, Horse Carousel Windham Minis, Farm Coopers Heritage Royal Pownal Farm, Dog Day Gloucester New L Stables, Double Standish Durgin Farm, Freeport Farm, Epona Pownal Farm, Evergreen Gorham Farm, Leaf Clover Four Scarborough Farm, Freestyle Brunswick LLC, & Driving Dressage Poulin Hana Scarborough Landings, Happy Cumberland Acres, Hideaway Windham Center, Horsemanship Hilltop Raymond Farm, Around Horsin’ Standish Beg Farm, Inish Island Peaks Breeze, Island It T It Scarborough Farm, Kountry Kane Gorham Stables, Kent’s Gray Farm, Boston New Windham Farm, Life New Gloucester New Baloney Pony, No Gray Farm, Peppercreek Westbrook Stable, Race Me Ram Island Riding Acad., Cape Elizabeth Cape Acad., Riding Ram Island T Riding Bridgton Farm, Ring Gray Farm, Rowenda Yarmouth Farm, River Royal Brunswick Oak Ctr, Equest. Sable Naples Stables, Secret Acres Raymond Farm, Serendipity Gorham LLC, Farm Shadowfax Elizabeth Cape Oak Farm, Shady Raymond Farm, Horse Spectacular View Pownal Farm, Hills Spring Spurwink Farm, Cape Elizabeth Cape Spurwink Farm, E. Baldwin Ctr, Equestrian Kiss Sultan's Brunswick Horses, Miniature Sweetfern Gray Farm, Millof the Thread T Pownal Farm, Venture Gorham Farm, Vienna Walnut Hill Eq. Center, Cape Elizabeth Cape Center, Eq. Hill Walnut Raymond Frm, Hrse Winds Whispering Gorham Farm, Willows Whistlin’ N. Yarmouth Farm, Birch White Gloucester New Farm, Brook Wilson Gloucester New Farm, Windsock Freeport Farm, Wood Winter N. Yarmouth Farm, Winterberry Gorham Farm, Run Wolf Franklin County Jay Farm, CenterPeace Farmington Corner Farm, Knowlton Jay Stables, Kyesland Sharon New Farm, Meadow Long Wilton Ridgewood Center, Equestrian Freeman W. Sporthorses, Freeman West Hancock County Bucksport Farm, Alderbrook Sedgwick Farm, View Bagaduce

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We’re especially grateful to anyone who will help us by either taking out an ad potential contact in us helping or directory the – the that might be interested organizations Equine the for pay to essential is advertising Edition publication, printing and postage. ing the club’s year end awards program. options are under consideration, Various andAmateur Adult including creating Open, Junior Divisions – which would necessitate level each for awards year-end the grouping Training instead of each test (for example, the months of During First Level.. Level, October and November we’ll be gathering information and soliciting feedback from heard! be voice your let Please members. our Rae/69.063 2. Wetzel/57.813 Gretchen 1. Cheryl Peaslee/71.875 Cheryl 1. B: Test Level tro 3. Gretchen 2. Paula Rae/71.250 Intro Level Test C: Test Level Intro slee/70.500 2. Catherine Sullivan/69.000 zel/58.750 4. 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