August 2019
Jefferson County Draft Horse Association
2 Mission Statement/AHC 4th of July Celebration at Old World Wisconsin
3 WSHCEF By Jackie Schuster, JCDHA Secretary 4 WAMSTAR Assists Authorities
5 WAMSTAR Assists Authorities (cont.) The fourth of July at Old World Wisconsin was 6 WHC Advertising Form wonderful! The weather was great, even 7 Villa Louis Carriage Classic Ad / JCDHA Brat Fry though there was a brief cloud burst for just a 8 Thank You Letter from Governor Dodge Equestrians few minutes. Thankfully, it did not dampen the 9 “Share the Trails” Open interest for the day. The parade was short, and House - Governor Dodge
10 Midwest Horse Fair 2020 took place at the end of the day so that visitors
11 Thank You Letter from could follow the last of the parade participants Three Gaits, Inc.
12 WHC 2019 Level II Members out of the grounds.
13 WHC 2019 Level III Members A few Dairyland Driving Club drivers 14 Championship Challenge Open Show Awards Program were present, and earlier in the day 15 Championship Challenge Open Show Awards Program there was a team of Shires that
16 St. Anthony’s Ridge Retreat were driving around the area. Ron 17 St. Anthony’s Ridge Retreat (cont.) / Blain’s Farm & Fleet Luebke from the Jefferson County 18 Limited Liability Sign Info Draft Horse Association was there 19 WHC Product Order Form with his team of Percherons as well. 20 WHC Calendar of Upcoming Events 21 WHC Calendar of Upcoming The JCDHA would like to thank the Events (cont.) Wisconsin Horse Council for the grant 22 WHC Upcoming Events Submission Form that they received from them. The 23 WHC Word Search Puzzle grant money helps the teamsters get to 24 WHC Level I Membership Application Old World Wisconsin three times a 25 “Horses Have Road Rights” year for different events that are held. Brochure 26 “Horses Have Road Rights” Brochure (cont.) Thank you Wisconsin Horse Council! WHC Districts / WHC CounciLetter Deadline Page 2 August Wisconsin Horse Council
Our Mission Statement: Wisconsin Horse Council Executive Board 2019-2020 To represent and foster a unified equine industry in Wisconsin. Executive Officers To promote the horse through leadership, education, service and President - Nancy Edwards communication. 262-623-9092 [email protected] Vice President - Katie Bachhuber And to take a proactive role in the future growth and 920-539-0601 development of the equine industry. [email protected] Secretary - Jill Feller 920-948-9502 [email protected] ATTENTION: Treasurer - Ron Miller 608-873-3848 Tear out page 25/26 to fold [email protected] as a handy brochure to
keep or to share! Executive Board of Directors This month’s featured Past President - Karen Kroll, 608-795-2321, [email protected] brochure is: Director at Large - Anne Murphy, “Horses Have Road Rights”. 608-513-4488, [email protected] Director at Large - Gail Seasor, 608-576-9429, [email protected] District 1 Rep - OPEN Membership in the Wisconsin Horse Council is open to individuals, District 2 Rep - Marilyn Krueger, associations, businesses, societies, or other entities whose interests are in 715-574-3950, [email protected] line with the WHC’s purpose and Mission Statement. Our membership District 3 Rep - Bonnie Shepherd, year follows the calendar year. Members will also receive a free monthly 262-670-1426, [email protected] e-newsletter and the option to purchase a printed monthly newsletter District 4 Rep - Floyd Finney, 608-868-4543, [email protected] where FREE classified ads can be placed and reasonable business card, 1/4, District 5 Rep - Linda Catherman, 1/2 and full page ads can be purchased as well. The newsletter reaches 608-432-2599, [email protected] 500+ horse enthusiasts monthly.
The WHC employs a professional lobbyist who works with us on pending Office Staff Member legislation as needed for the equine industry. Darla Schack - Newsletter Editor/Website Administrator, Administrative Assistant We continue to work on adding new benefits for our members. Please feel [email protected] free to contact us with your comments or suggestions. Thank you! P.O. Box 72 121 S. Ludington Street, Columbus, WI 53925 Phone: 920-623-0393 Fax: 920-623-0583 [email protected]
Midwest Horse Fair Megan Hanuszczak - General Manager [email protected] 131 S. Ludington Street Columbus, WI 53925 Phone: 920-623-5515 Fax: 920-623-5454 Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 3
Welcome to the Wisconsin State Horse Council Equine Foundation The bond between an equestrian and their equine is an experience worth cherishing; we are dedicated to strengthening this bond and enriching the equestrian experience in Wisconsin through education, research, charity, and scholarship. Visit our website www.wisconsinhorsecouncil.org – Go to the WSHCEF tab at the top of the page What is the mission statement of the WSHC Equine Foundation? The Wisconsin State Horse Council Equine Foundation was created to better serve Wisconsin's growing equestrian community and to help that community realize its fullest potential. The Foundation is a tax exempt, non-profit 501(c) (3) organization and as such allows individuals to make tax-deductible contributions to support Wisconsin equine projects.
The mission of the Equine Foundation is to support Wisconsin's expanding equestrian community by funding: ....Educational Initiatives ....Equine Research ....Trail Development ....Youth Scholarship and Participation
What is our relationship with the Wisconsin State Horse Council? The Wisconsin State Horse Council is our parent organization and the sole member of the WSHC Equine Foundation. WHC Board of Directors are elected to serve on the WSHC Equine Foundation Board of Directors, along with non-WHC individuals. The WHC was incorporated in 1972 as an advocate for the equine owners and industry in the State of Wisconsin. It has grown to become the focus of the equine industry in Wisconsin.
The Mission Statement of the Wisconsin Horse Council is: To represent and foster a unified equine industry in Wisconsin. To promote the horse through leadership, education, service and communications, and to take a proactive role in the future growth and development of the equine industry in the State of Wisconsin.
WSHC Equine Foundation is a federally approved 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation dedicated to the advancement of equine activities and the equine industry in general.
The Foundation's main objectives are to promote education, research and development, charity, and scholarship opportunities for equestrians in Wisconsin.
WSHCEF Officers, Board Members & Volunteer Committee Members
Officers Volunteer Committee Members President: James Harris Gary Jackson Mike McGowan Karen Meekma Vice President: Gail Seasor Sharon Hookstead Rich Ernsberger Linda Ernsberger Secretary/Treasurer: Diane Sackett Margo Miller Dave Kluge Roxanne Cromheecke-Kluge Board Member: Lori Helmer
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WAMSTAR Mounted Search & Rescue Team Assists Authorities
By Pat McKnight, Correspondent for The Country Today / thecountrytoday.com
Searching for people from the back of a horse can be effective for rescuing the lost. The members of the Whitewater Area Mounted Search Team & Rescue know this and have been providing their services to authorities to help with locating missing persons. The how-tos of starting and operating a volunteer mounted search and rescue unit were presented by WAMSTAR mother and daughter team of Kelly and Amy Wojcik at the Midwest Horse Fair held in April at the Alliant Center in Madison. Although first formed in 2007, WAMSTAR acquire official nonprofit status in 2011and currently has 15 members. Photo by Pat McKnight Ten of the members are certified to ride in the field. Whitewater Area Mounted Search Team & Search-and-rescue horse and rider teams must receive a Rescue secretary Kelly Wojcik presented a 90 percent score in performing the list of tasks to be certified program at the Midwest Horse Fair about and they must be recertified every other year. the process of forming and operating a mounted search-and-rescue unit. “Practice is so essential in both old and new skills,” said Kelly. “Teams must also be prepared. You don’t want to be putting together the new bridle you bought at Midwest Horse Fair when there’s a call.” The training for mounted search-and-rescue riders includes learning to pay attention to details and how to “read” their horses. With their sensitive hearing and awareness of their surroundings, horses are especially suited for detecting a person or body. “We learn how to listen to our horses and see what they’re telling us,” said Kelly. “Our horses can detect things we can’t. They can also draw out a person.” The special attraction can be effective for connecting with subjects who might resist other types of searchers. Along with instruction in volunteer safety, navigation and communication, the search-and-rescue volunteers receive training in human behavior. They learn people will behave differently depending on age, mental status, physical ability the circumstances under which the person became lost and the effect fear has on the victim. Continued on next page... Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 5
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“Most victims are found a mile or two from where they were last seen,” said Kelly. “Victims will follow a path of least resistance. They’ll tend to go downhill, but it’s common for them to walk in circles.” Hunters tend to go into unknown areas, and hikers may use old or overgrown trails. In these situations, the lost want to be found. On the other hand, youngsters and others who are insecure around strangers might hide from searchers. “Some people don’t want to be found,” said WAMSTAR member Deb Kahn, “but generally, they’re not dangerous.” The various types of mounted search and rescue incidents are hasty, rapid, systemic and tight grid. A fifth type is the “bastard” search; that’s when the victim is found someplace else and was never in the search area. While the mounted search team offers its services without charge, it doesn’t respond to a situation until law enforcement requests its help. The team needs to work closely with law enforcement, and WAMSTAR has people designated as the go-betweens with incident command. Incident command manages the functions of the emergency response. The first person from the team arriving on the site becomes the incident lead for the team; that person runs the base for the entire incident. “All the team members are trained on communication and navigation skills,” said Kelly. The volunteers are sent out, at a minimum, in teams of two; one of the team is the leader the other the navigator. To lessen the chance clues won’t be missed, the mounted searchers stop often to look around. “Don’t search while you’re moving,” said Kelly. “You’re not going to find as much as if you stop and look.” Night searches pose their own challenges. “In night searches, we ride single file, use flood lights, flashlights and reflective gear,” said Kelly. Riders wanting to form search-and-rescue units should set a goal of forming a qualified resource capable of serving the public. “Teams should build relationships with law enforcement and do outreach,” said Amy. “Do safety days or National Night Outs; become a credible team.” More information about WAMSTAR can be found on its website at https://www.wamstar.org. Page 6 August Wisconsin Horse Council
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WHC Level II Business & Organization Members - 2019
The WHC would like to thank all of its 2019 Level II organization/business members for their participation and support!
Allied Horsemanship, Inc. Marathon County 4-H Horsemasters American Saddlebred Association of Wisconsin Menomonee Falls Saddle Club Barron County Horse Trails Association Midwest Equestrian Center Black Rivers Riders, Inc. Midwest Gypsy Horse Association Blue Hills Mounted Search & Rescue Midwest Norwegian Fjord Horse Group Calumet County Horse Promoters Midwest Paint Horse Club Camp Anokijig Midwest Renegades Equestrian Drill Team Childrens Ranch Mustang Pride Chippewa Valley Trailriders Nature's Edge Therapy Center Clip-Clop Trail Riders North Star Gaited Horse Club Curly Horses Northern Kettle Moraine Horse Trail Association - Dejno's, Inc. (NKMHTA) Doctors Choice Supplements Northern Saddle Club, Inc. Elcho Cross Country Ski Club Outback Riders of Wisconsin Feathered Horse Farm, LLC / Horsey Hemp Plymouth Trail Riders Friends of Governor Dodge - Equestrians REINS, Inc. Friends of Hartman Creek State Park Rodeo City Riders Saddle Club, Inc. Friends of Neshota Park Rusk County Rodeo Friends of Silverwood Park St. Croix County 4-H Horse Project Friends of Wildcat Mountain State Park Salm's Hickory Hill Farm, Inc. Friends of the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Silver Dollar Saddle Club Full Circle Farm Special Methods in Learning Equine Skills, Inc. - Great Lakes Friesian Horse Association (S.M.I.L.E.S.) Haflinger Owners of Wisconsin Stable Hands Equine Therapy Center Hags on Nags Stepping Stone Farms School of Horsemanship HART Equine Therapy Center, Inc. Three Gaits, Inc. Helping Hands Healing Hooves, Inc. Triple R Riding Club High Cliff Ridge Riders Underdown Horse Club Horse-A-Rama, Inc. Veterans R & R "Operation Wild Horse" Horse Power Healing Center Villa Louis Carriage Classic, Inc. Horseman's Services Limited Walworth County Fairgrounds HorseSense for Special Riders WAMSTAR International Morab Breeders Association, Region 4 Waupaca County Horse & Pony Project International Quarter Pony Association Wausau Boot & Saddle Club Irongate Equine Clinic Waushara County 4-H Horse Association Kettle Moraine Rough Riders Western Dressage Association of Wisconsin La Riviere Riders, Inc. Willow Creek Ranch Lake Shore Region Wisconsin Donkey & Mule Society Langlade County 4-H Horse & Pony Project Wisconsin Harness Horse Association Lockstep Riding Company & Cowgirl Up Drill Team Wisconsin Horsemen's News Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 13
WHC Level III Business & Organization Members - 2019
The WHC would like to thank all of its 2019 Level III organization/business members for their participation and support! Level III members send a representative from their organization to serve on the WHC Board of Directors.
Black Hawk Hill Horse Park, Inc. Dairyland Driving Club, Inc. Dan Grunewald Training & Clinics, LLC Distance Riding Association of Wisconsin (DRAW) Dodge County Horsemans Association Dunn Ranch Arena & Trails Equestrian Friends of Governor Knowles State Forest Fox Valley Driving Horse Association Glacial Drumlin Horse Trail Association Horsey Habit Saddlery & Tack, Inc. Jefferson County Draft Horse Association Kin Krest Saddle Club Madison Riding Academy, LLC Midwest TrailGaiters New Dressage Association, Inc. (NEWDA) Pat's Chaps Rock County Multi Use Trails Group Southern Kettle Moraine Horse Trail Association (SKMHTA) Steers Tack, LLC Upper Midwest Endurance and Competitive Riding Association (UMECRA) Wisconsin 4-H Horse Association Wisconsin Arabian Horse Association Wisconsin Buckskin Horse Association Wisconsin Draft Horse Breeders Association Wisconsin Dressage & Combined Training Association Wisconsin Foundation Quarter Horse Association Wisconsin High School Rodeo Wisconsin Interscholastic Horsemanship Association Wisconsin Large Animal Emergency Response Wisconsin Morgan Horse Club, Inc. Wisconsin Pinto Horse Association Wisconsin Pony of the Americas Club Wisconsin Quarter Horse Association Wisconsin Walking Horse Association World Draft Horse Network Page 14 August Wisconsin Horse Council
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St. Anthony’s Ridge Retreat
By Pat McKnight, Correspondent for The Country Today / thecountrytoday.com
A Viroqua area horsemanship center is applying the philosophy, “There’s something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man,” (Winston Churchill) to the inner lives of those seeking deeper spiritual discernment. Started three years ago, St. Anthony’s Ridge Horsemanship Center has offered its
“Hoof it to Healing” retreats to help Photo by Pat McKnight participants foster their spirituality through St. Anthony’s Ridge Horsemanship Center owner Brenda Corr a connection with horses. Five participants, (center) instructs retreat participant Susan Frank (left) in an activity enjoying the day of making connections, with Halo, one of Corr’s geldings. Frank was a retreatant at the came away from the June 8 retreat with horsemanship center’s June 8 summer retreat. new awareness. “Interacting with the horses was awesome,” said retreat participant Barb Partin. “I really didn’t know how emotional the interaction is with your horse. Feeling the energy between the two being connected was awesome. I will recommend to others.” Although based on Roman Catholic teachings and Franciscan inspired values, the retreats are open to anyone seeking spiritual growth and healing. “I have been healed by horses since I was nine,” said retreatant Susan Frank of Viroqua. “It (the connection with horses) could help us all. The principles apply on so many levels physical, mental, spiritual and to all areas of our lives.” The center’s 145 acres gives participants time and space to disconnect from their busy lives and connect with nature. Along with activities to form a relationship with a horse partner, the retreat’s program incorporates inspirational talks, healing prayer and time for personal reflection. With the assistance of the “posse” ministry team, retreatants have the opportunity to experience God’s healing power. “Connecting with horses is a metaphor of my relationship with God,” said Corr. “Connecting with God, we are a conduit; there’s an inside to inside connection.” Continued on next page... Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 17
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St. Anthony’s Ridge Retreat Corr began the horse-human ministry after she bought a horse she diagnosed as catatonic. A few days after bringing the horse to her home, Corr said the gelding “blew up.” The gelding is now a regular part of the retreat program, helping participants seeking wholeness. Although retreatants were instructed in a gentle method for communicating with their horse partner, Corr emphasized the handling of the lead rope wasn’t just to teach a maneuver but to also establish a deeper connection. That concept sets a retreat apart from a horse-handling clinic. Corr says effective communication with a horse comes when the horse is able to release fear. “Horses can sense things below the level of our awareness through ‘feel,’” said Corr. “We want the horse to release in the root of its neck. To get this release, we need to help them choose our good feel over their fear.” Retreat participants were matched with a horse outfitted with a halter and long lead rope. The human partner was instructed to stand by the side of her horse behind its shoulder and then step away at an angle while running their hands forward on the lead. As the handler gave the horse more line while maintaining a sliding contact on the rope, the horse would turn and face its human partner. Since the horse didn’t need to brace against a pull on the lead, the base of its neck relaxed. Retreatants were also guided through centering exercises demonstrating how a person’s focus or mental intention can create strength and control in the body’s limbs. The exercises illustrated how patterns of thought empower a person’s abilities. The horsemanship center is offering one more retreat this year, Sept. 28. More information can be obtained by visiting the center’s website at www.saintanthonysridgehorsemanshipcenter.com or by calling 608.632.5208. The center is also on Facebook.
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HAVE YOU PURCHASED YOUR
LIMITED LIABILITY SIGN?
Have you posted limited liability signs on your property or at your equine events with Wisconsin State Statute 895.481 (1) ( e) printed on them? The Wisconsin Horse Council sells this important notice in two sizes, 11” x 16” and 16” x 26”. Both sizes are printed on heavy gauge plastic in order to help resist fading and to stay strong. There are several ways that you can purchase these signs. You can order them on-line through the WHC website store, www.wisconsinhorsecouncil.org, by using either a PayPal account or a credit card. You can also complete and mail in a WHC Product Order Form, (which is available on the next page or as a PDF on the WHC website), with the appropriate fees. We process and ship orders the same day that we receive them. Stay protected! Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 19
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Pro duct Order Form
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Equine Limited Liability Sign $10.00 ea. or $7.00 for Small 11”x16” Heavy Plastic 2 for $15.00 1, 2 or 3 or 3 for $20.00 Equine Limited Liability Sign $20.00 ea. $9.00 ea. Large 16”x26” Heavy Plastic
WHC Trail Grant Signs (for those $15.00 ea. $5.00 ea. who have received Trail Grant funds from the WHC) 5”x8” Plastic License Plate Holder (white w/ blue $3.00 $3.50 ea. lettering)
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Upcoming Events 2017 WHC’s Horsemen’s Calendar of Upcoming Events - August 2019
August 3 Lazycreek Farm 2019 Pleasure Show, W5358 Old Sixty Road, Juneau, WI 53039, 10am, Contact Claudia Shipshock at (920) 349 3623 SANCTIONED August 3 & 4 Wisconsin Ranch Horse Assoc. 2019 ARHA Sanctioned Show Series, 8am, Showtime Arena, Deerfield, WI, Contact Rachel Meek [email protected] SANCTIONED (ALL BREED CLASSES ONLY) August 4 Badger Horse Show Assoc. Open Speed Show, Rusty B Arena, W5641 Cty. Rd. J, Westfield, WI 53964, 9am, Contact Nola Siewert at [email protected] or call (920) 858 2860, DCHA Buckle Challenge Sponsored Show SANCTIONED August 4 KEC Jumping and Trail Show, Boots & Saddles, W8826 Hemlock Road, Beaver Dam, WI, DCHA Buckle Challenge Sponsored Show August 4 Fox River Saddle Club Open Horse Show, West 20 Ranch & Saddle Co., W4812 Hwy 20, East Troy, WI 53120, Contact (262) 642 4272, www.west20.com August 7 LEVIS 2019 Summer Speed Series, Co. Rd. B, Osseo, WI, 6pm, Check for info on their Facebook page SANCTIONED August 8 Wazee Riders Horse Shows, 388 Hwy. 54, Black River Falls, WI, Jackson Co. Fair Grounds, 5:30pm, Contact Steve (715) 284 7004 or [email protected] SANCTIONED August 9 West 20 Open Ranch Horse Show Friday Night Special, West 20 Ranch & Saddle Co., W4812 Hwy 20, East Troy, WI 53120, Contact (262) 642 4272, www.west20.com August 9 Coulee Region Riders Club Horse Show, N6350 Briggs Road, Holmen, WI, 6:45pm, Contact (608) 484 0829 or (608) 799 8226 SANCTIONED August 9 & 10 Rusk County Rodeo, Rusk County Fairgrounds, 825 N. 3rd St., Ladysmith, WI, Contact (715) 403 5162, www.ruskcountyrodeo.com August 9 11 Palomino Exhibitors Assoc. of WI (PEAW) Horse Shows, 9 judges, 8am, Jefferson Co. Fair Park, 503 N. Jackson Ave., Jefferson, WI, Contact Karla Kegley (262) 613 1033 or [email protected] SANCTIONED (ALL BREED CLASSES ONLY) August 9 11 WIFQHA Horse Show, Jackson County Fair Park, Black River Falls, WI, (608) 397 0399, wifqha.org SANCTIONED August 10 Washington County 4 H Horse & Pony Project Open “Twilight” Show (3rd in a series of 3), show starts 8:30am, Contact Deanna Schmidt (414) 469 2737, https://www.facebook.com/ events/2073310462730442/permalink/2074511322610356/ SANCTIONED August 10 & 11 IDCTA Schooling Show, Dressage Opportunity Classes, Silverwood Farms, 28246 98th St, Trevor, WI, 53179, Contact Lisa Froelig [email protected], www.silverwoodfarm.net August 10 & 11 West 20 Open Ranch Horse Show, West 20 Ranch & Saddle Co., W4812 Hwy 20, East Troy, WI 53120, Contact (262) 642 4272, www.west20.com August 10 & 11 Broken Cinch Saddle Club Doubled Judged Show, Fond du Lac Fairgrounds, Fond du Lac, WI, Saturday is Western & Sunday is English, 8:30am, Contact Buzz Bares (920) 279 1469 SANCTIONED August 10 & 11 Jericho Productions Open Horse Show, 9am, Walworth Co. Fairgrounds, 411 E. Court St., Elkhorn, WI 53121, Contact Wendy Konichek (262) 594 3667, [email protected] SANCTIONED August 10 & 11 Louise Riedel Memorial Distance Ride, Ukarydee Campground, Arkdale, WI, Contact Elinore Tonsor (414) 975 3244 August 11 Marshfield Saddle Club “Come As You Are” Open Horse Show, Marshfield Saddle Club Grounds, 202788 Co. Rd. E, Marshfield, WI 54449, 8am, Contact Taylor Asplin (715) 305 0216 or [email protected] SANCTIONED August 13 Coulee Region Riders Club Horse Show, N6350 Briggs Road, Holmen, WI, 6:45pm, Contact (608) 484 0829 or (608) 799 8226 SANCTIONED August 14 LEVIS 2019 Summer Speed Series, Co. Rd. B, Osseo, WI, 6pm, Check for info on their Facebook page SANCTIONED August 15 Sweetgrass Stables, LLC 2019 Gymkhana Series, W11248 Krome Rd., Black River Falls, WI 54615, 6pm, Contact Jessica (715) 299 2004 for show info and for arena info contact (715) 299 1762 SANCTIONED
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August 17 Fond du Lac Co. 4 H Horse & Pony Project OPEN SPEED SHOW, 9am, Fond du Lac Co. Fairgrounds, Contact Julie Grossman (920) 979 7752, find show bill on Facebook SANCTIONED August 18 The Rusty B Open Speed Horse Show, W5641 Cty. Rd. J, Westfield, WI, 9am, Contact Gerry (608) 369 3000 or Jackie (608) 369 2954 or Jolane (608) 572 1326, DCHA Buckle Challenge Sponsored Show SANCTIONED August 18 West 20 Ranch & Saddle Co. Annual Open Pleasure Horse Show Series, 9am, W4812 Hwy. 20, East Troy, WI 53120, (262) 642 4272, www.west20.com SANCTIONED August 18 Menomonee Falls Saddle Club Fun Show, MFSC Grounds, N75 W25500 Hwy 164, Sussex, WI, 53089, Contact Haley (262) 993 9313 August 20 Beaver Creek Summer Twilight Classic Pleasure Show, 6pm, W3194 Hwy. Cty. Rd. A South, Oostburg, WI 53070, Contact Leslie (920) 627 2451 or Linda (920) 980 8769 SANCTIONED August 21 LEVIS 2019 Summer Speed Series, Co. Rd. B, Osseo, WI, 6pm, Check for info on their Facebook page SANCTIONED August 22 Wazee Riders Horse Shows, 388 Hwy. 54, Black River Falls, WI, Jackson Co. Fair Grounds, 5:30pm, Contact Steve (715) 284 7004 or [email protected] SANCTIONED August 23 Coulee Region Riders Club Horse Show, N6350 Briggs Road, Holmen, WI, 6:45pm, Contact (608) 484 0829 or (608) 799 8226 SANCTIONED August 24 Wausau Boot & Saddle Club 66th Annual Open Horse Show, 8am, 5302 W. Wausau Ave., Wausau, WI 54401, Contact Amanda Gaboda (715) 321 3633 SANCTIONED - Rescheduled from June 29th August 24 & 25 Wisconsin Ranch Horse Assoc. 2019 ARHA Sanctioned Show Series, 8am, Heartland Stables, Custer, WI, Contact Rachel Meek [email protected] SANCTIONED (ALL BREED CLASSES ONLY) August 24 & 25 Northern Highland Distance Ride, Pioneer Creek Ranch, 4336 Church Rd., Conover, WI, Laurie Henschel (715) 250 3242 August 25 Badger Horse Show Assoc. Open Pleasure Show, Rusty B Arena, W5641 Cty. Rd. J, Westfield, WI 53964, 9am, Contact Nola Siewert at [email protected] or call (920) 858 2860, DCHA Buckle Challenge Sponsored Show SANCTIONED August 25 Dairyland Driving Club clinic “Introduction to Single Horse Recreational Driving”, 12pm 3pm, Blackhawk Ridge, 6959 WI 78, Mazomanie, WI, Includes free DDC membership for remainder of 2019, written materials, DDC Safety Manual, potluck lunch and participants going for a drive with volunteer drivers all for $25.00. Contact Diane Mader (608) 575 3524 for more info August 27 Coulee Region Riders Club Horse Show, N6350 Briggs Road, Holmen, WI, 6:45pm, Contact (608) 484 0829 or (608) 799 8226 SANCTIONED August 28 WHC BOD Monthly Meeting, 7pm, 121 S. Ludington St., Columbus, WI 53925 August 28 LEVIS 2019 Summer Speed Series, Co. Rd. B, Osseo, WI, 6pm, Check for info on their Facebook page SANCTIONED August 29 Sweetgrass Stables, LLC 2019 Gymkhana Series, W11248 Krome Rd., Black River Falls, WI 54615, 6pm, Contact Jessica (715) 299 2004 for show info and for arena info contact (715) 299 1762 SANCTIONED August 31 Badger Horse Show Assoc. Open Speed Show, Rusty B Arena, W5641 Cty. Rd. J, Westfield, WI 53964, 9am, Contact Nola Siewert at [email protected] or call (920) 858 2860, DCHA Buckle Challenge Sponsored Show SANCTIONED
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ATTENTION FREE….Upcoming ! Events section on Website. We have created a section on our website for your up- coming events...FREE….. You can send (email ) us any EQ- UINE related event ( shows, tack sale, clinic, meetings, events etc.- 2 line maximum) and we will put it on our website free of charge. All you need to do is send us a copy of your event with a contact phone number and we will list it for all to see. Questions-call 920-623-0393/email [email protected]
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Wisconsin Horse Council SPECIAL CUT & FOLD SECTION! Page 25 Page 26 SPECIAL CUT & FOLD SECTION! Wisconsin Horse Council Wisconsin Horse Council August Page 27 District 1 includes the counties of: Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Iron, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Price, Rusk, Sawyer, St. Croix, Taylor and Washburn District 2 includes the counties of: Florence, Forest, Langlade, Lincoln, Marathon, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Oneida, Shawano, and Vilas District 3 includes the counties of: Brown, Calumet, Dodge, Door, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Sheboygan, Washington, Waupaca, Waushara, and Winnebago
District 4 includes the counties of: Dane, Grant, Green, Districts Iowa, Jefferson, Kenosha, Lafayette, Milwaukee, Racine, Rock, Walworth, and Waukesha District 5 includes the counties of: Adams, Buffalo, Clark, Columbia, Crawford, Jackson, Juneau, La Crosse, Marquette, Monroe, Portage, Richland, Sauk, Trempealeau, Vernon, and Wood WHC District 1: Contact - OPEN
CounciLetter Deadline WHC District 2: Contact - Shaughn Novy The deadline for articles, upcoming events and 715-610-1065 advertisements for the WHC CounciLetter is: [email protected] September Issue: August 15th noon
Articles must be equine related, may not be for commercial WHC District 3: benefit and must be sent to us in a timely fashion. The Contact - OPEN Editor reserves the right to revise or refuse articles. Ads and articles are best sent in electronic format (prefer MS Word or Adobe Acrobat) to: [email protected] WHC District 4: Contact - Karen Kroll Office hours: Monday Friday 8am 4pm 608-795-2321 [email protected]
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Important Dates to Remember:
August 28 : WHC BOD Monthly Meeting 7:00 p.m. 121 S. Ludington Street Columbus, WI 53925
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