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C.E.A. Newsletter C.E.A. Newsletter November/December 2012 Officers Welcome members President: Donna Mathis 893-3962 Vice President: Marisa Robson 519-5717 Secretary: Alissa Burns 343-1399 Photo: Melissa Hardesty with her Mustang Mare, receiving a Thera- plate Treatment. Treasurer: Horsey Holidays Our October meeting was a CEA Social. We Lorie Brooks 895-3677 had a great BBQ and potluck. Lots of new, With winter creeping up around the corner, friendly faces. Everyone enjoyed being so are chilly nights and early sunsets. Make among fellow horse enthusiasts. sure your horse has a cozy place to stay, a little extra hay, and plenty of fresh, tepid A note from our President water. For those thinner skinned and older The year is winding down. horses out there, a winter blanket is always We will be having our annual meeting for all Board Members: a good idea. Enjoy the Holidays with loved members on Tuesday, November 27th . Vot- ones, both two and four legged! ing will be at 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. If you are interested in any position from officer to Membership: board member, please let us know. The nomi- Jeff Crawford 514-9393 nating committee is: Jeff Crawford, Deni Its that time of the year to start thinking Whiting, and Jan Sneed. You must be pre- Melissa Hardesty 342-1938 about renewing your membership. Early sent to vote. No voting by proxy. birds get $5.00 off! Judy Norton 342-1538 Regular prices: Junior $15, Since our last meeting in October, we have approved the revised by laws for Chico Kathleen McFarren Individual $40, Family $50 Equestrian Association. The numbers of the 228-5048 Remember to visit us at board of directors shall not be less than 7, nor more than 15 members. Terms of office shall Jen Robbins 588-6484 www.chicoequestrianassociation.org for be for two years, and ideally, terms should be upcoming events and information. staggered to provide continuity for the asso- Jan Sneed 342-5796 If you would like to be added to our ciation. Voting is done in person only at the annual meeting. Skip Oberdorf 893-1989 members classified ads or services, please contact Jen Robbins by email: If you are interested in any of the positions, Ute Wirth 824-6404 [email protected] please let us know. You can contact the nomi- nating committee, or on Nov. 27th enter your Kathleen Woodard name or nominate a choice. Please mark your calendars. 895-3276 In case you missed our September Meeting, Cindy Lister, with TheraPlate Therapy, came Hope to see you. Help us plan a new and and gave a demonstration on her vibrating exciting 2013. therapy platform. Not only did we observe a Christmas Party for all members will be Satur- treatment on a members horse, but everyone day Dec. 8th at Jan Sneed's house. More info attending the meeting, had a go on it. to follow, check our website for updates. Page 2 CEA Newsletter Up and Coming events Famous Horsy Facts: November December 8th, Saturday: CEA X-Mas 3rd, Saturday: CEA Fall party. Potluck and White Play. Fundraiser for PV/ Elephant gift exchange. Chico High scholarship. Sign Located at: 9 Hagenridge, ups at 8am, starts at 9am. Chico (off Keefer Rd.) More Located at CEA Arena. info available o website or Contact Melissa for details: contact President. 342-1938 11th, Tuesday: CEA board CEA has brand 4th, Sunday: Turn clocks meeting. 6pm guest back one hour!!! speaker:TBA. 7pm meeting. new t-shirts President George Washington’s brave steed was “Blueskin” a 11th: Nor-Cal Appaloosa Location: The Horse Store and More. Please bring a available for grey Arabian of which there are Futurity Parade. Tehama several Famous portraits of the chair and a snack to share. County Fairgrounds. $20.00 each. President riding. His favorite 25th, Tuesday: Christmas. 17th, Saturday: Paradise horse, a chestnut mare named They have a Magnolia, was also an Arabian. Horsemen’s Assoc. trail ride. Location: Pioneer Trail/ new look to Skillmen horse camp. them, and come (weather permitting) 22nd, Thursday: Gobble January 2013 in two different Gobble!! Announcement of CEA styles. Please Honor lies in 24th, Saturday: Glenn Officers and Board mem- check our web- County Jr. Posse Playday. bers. the mane of a Posse Arena, Orland. 1st, Tuesday: Happy New site to see the horse. 27th: Tuesday: Annual Year!!! design and col- C.E.A. board meeting. 6pm - Herman guest speaker: TBA. 7pm ors. meeting. This is Vote night, Melville important to attend. Loca- tion:The Horse Store and More. Please bring a chair and a snack to share. The top secret codes for the gate Bidwell Park Trail Hotline locks at the arena are: Call to see if trails are open: (secret code for members only) 896-7899 Please remember to lock the gate Lower Park trails are always and spin the code off when leav- open ing the arena. Go green, your horse does: Because of the high cost of printing and postage, Photo: turn of the century Chico we would greatly appreciate emailing the newsletter. If you can switch from snail mail to e-mail, please let us know. You can always access newsletters from Fire Department, with their horses. the website. CEA Newsletter Page 3 Popcorn and a Pony: movie review Casey’s Shadows(1978) PG In this family friendly movie, we have a down on his luck Cajun cowboy, who has a thirst for liquor and training Quarter Horses. With the help of his three sons, they work together in making a champion out of a colt, one of them ac- quires, reaching heights that were unimaginable before. The father’s youngest son, Casey, builds a bond with this young colt, and why the horse eventually is named Casey’s Shadow. The colt soon shows his potential by winning several local races, and catching the attention of deep pocketed, empty hearted com- petitors. This is a warm hearted movie, as we watch the functions and dysfunc- tions of a family, trying to make a dream come true. As mentioned above, this is a family movie, but with Walter Matthau as a cantankerous father, there are a few words the little buckaroos out there may not know what to do with. ~This movie always held a special place in my heart, it was filmed in my hometown., and frequented the rac- ing grounds. horse. Member Classified Ads Winnie’s Cookies: Not just The Horse Store and More: Galloping Sow & Saddles: Heritage Tack & Saddlery: a treat, but an organic min- Complete supply of new Always 40-50 saddles. Inter- Repair, relines, flocking, eral and supplement in an and used saddles, tack, est free financing. Trials billets, hamess repair. Ranch easy to feed cookie form. western wear, boots, jew- available. 3240 Orchard and stable calls. CEA mem- They are endorsed by the elry, gifts, art, and 4-H Ave, Corning. Call for ap- bers 10% discount. Lillian Parelli’s. $26 for 100 cook- whites. Open Mon.-Sat. pointment. (530) 934-4152 ies. Email Deni at: 2827 Esplanade, Chico. Cindy Picha (530) 824-2771 [email protected] Call: (530) 345-5353 or email at: thehors- [email protected] Jo Danehy Equine Photog- Chico Parkside Stables: Horse Boarding: Close to rapher: Specializes in ranch Located near Bidwell Park. town, minutes from riding photography. Choose your Boarding facility with over trails. $200/month; includes setting for your seniors, 32 years experience. Brand 2 feedings a day. For more portraits, ranch, and family new barn with runs, turn information call Joe Bell at: photo sessions. Contact Jo outs, round pen, and tack (530) 891-4140 at: (530) 680-3272 room. Manager on site. Call www.danehyphotography.c their horses. Marcie at: (530) 893-0313 om Member Services Ute Wirth Horsemanship: ApB Equine Partnerships: Natural Horsemanship Running Horse Ranch: Training and lessons. Classic horsemanship skills Training with Deni: I train Offers natural horseman- Ute (530)824-6406 from the ground up. Build- horses and work with people ship training, private les- ing confidence for horse, who care about the kind of sons, trail lessons, saddle rider, owner. Training, relationship they have with starting, classes, and clinics Jeff Crawford Horseman- Coaching, Multi discipline, their horse. I can help you for all levels in English and ship: Training, colt starting, Sensory training, exercising with riding, trailering issues, Western riding. Please call problem solving. Visit: and home care services. ground manners, etc. Call Tracy Johnson at: (530) www.JeffCrawfordHorsem Alissa Burns Deni at: (530)343-1814 or 534-5815 or email: anship.com (530)520-7688 (530)519-3803 [email protected] Marisa Robson Horse Rodeo Creek Ranch: has Horse/Pet/House Sitting: Commune with your Training & Lessons: Spe- big covered arena for year Great care for your loved Horse: be it physical, emo- cializing in hunter pleasure, round use. Plenty of park- ones when you need a break. tional, or behavioral to western pleasure, and sad- ing for horse trailers. Call Call Katie Hardesty at: hear what if really going dle seat. Private/group (530)385-1401 or Ute at: (530)342-1938. References on. Jasmine Wilma Kirk lessons available. Call (530)824-6404 for more available. (530)533-3151 or email: Marisa at: (530)519-5717 information. [email protected] Bidwell Stables : across Sassy Kat Harness: Driving Naturally With Bring your Soul to Its from lower park has re- Bio-Thane tack: custom, Nattie. Offering driving Senses: Professional Mas- opened! $300/mo., Cov- replace, repair. Bio-Thane lessons to both horse and sage Therapist for over 15 ered stalls comes with an is stronger than leather! driver, harness fittings, years.
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