Re: First Show, Kids Chat AOL, Amy White.
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Amy K White) Betsy, Woodrow's phone # is: 308-732-3330. The team is well matched and very well trained. I would have them myself if I could. Steve and Amy White _ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Re: First Show, Kids Chat AOL, Amy White.
This message is from: "Alison Barr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Betsy Bauer wrote: > Next, we're heading to Pony Club - did you all know that this club > isn't > for just ponies? Children 8 - 16, In Canada, we go to 21. are you sure? I can't imagine anyone reaching the "A" level before 16. I think the youngest on record was 16. > learn equestrian and stable management > skills including rallies, shows and lots of instruction. Out here in > California, it's nice to find equestrian emphasis as opposed to all the > western interest. Abbey likes English as her mom did 40+ years ago, but > who's counting, right! For all those interested, pony club is a nice way to introduce the young rider. You don't need a fancy horse, or expencive stuff, just safe tack and a pony. there are lots of different things to participate in, and a wide variety of events. For example, if I had been a year older, I could have gone to south africa this year, to compete on borrowed horses/ponies in their huge show. It ranges in difficulty from those who have never ridden before, to those who move on to national and international events.
First Show, Kids Chat AOL, Amy White.
This message is from: "Betsy Bauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi Group, Fjord news from California is that finally I have experienced a dream! The first horse show for my daughter who is 7 and Hakar, her 13.3h, 14yr Fjord (Hestdalen blood). They did famously and for a first show I was so please to begin this chapter of our lives. They placed second, great for motivation and still to work harder to gain the first place ribbon. Hakar was his usual friendly self, even wanted to say hi to the judge in the middle of the ring... oops! Abbey was so excited she wanted to ride in EVERY class... even the Handy Hunter class. Next, we're heading to Pony Club - did you all know that this club isn't for just ponies? Children 8 - 16, learn equestrian and stable management skills including rallies, shows and lots of instruction. Out here in California, it's nice to find equestrian emphasis as opposed to all the western interest. Abbey likes English as her mom did 40+ years ago, but who's counting, right! KIDS on AOL! Don't forget Fjord Chat on Thursday nights, 6 Calfiornia time, in the Town Square of AOL chat, look for Fjord Chat. For Amy White: Has anyone more information about the Fjords that need homes in Nebraska? (Woodrow's?) I had his number but haven't been able to reach him. Happy Ridin' Betsy
