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I prefer to limit fat intake to no weeks for the horse's cells to

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calories, though some athletes metabolizing more fat.

are fed levels as high as 20%. For Diet affects behavior. This and had lower levels of the lightly exercised, mature Summary

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everyday activities. (Please ill or off from an overindul- 2.16 Mcals. be in balance with omega 6s, so note: Ponies, minis, donkeys, gence in sugar/starch, and they choose oils carefully. And finally, and mules should not receive certainly have been reported to How to add fat? build up to desired intake by

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high fat diets. )exhibit sugar highs and lows When adding any amount of oil starting slowly and increasing

caused by the sudden surge and to your horse's feed, start with a over 4 to 6 weeks.What type of fat?subsequent drop in blood

All fat has the same number of glucose from a high carbo-calories, regardless of the hydrate (sugar/ starch) meal. source. But from a health Although there is, in fact, little perspective, it is best to steer scientific evidence that proves a

clear of animal fats, as well as sugar/starch-driven behavioral

oils that are have too many component, many horse owners

omega 6s (which increase will attest to their own horses

inflammation) in relation to showing adverse behavioral

omega 3s (which have an anti-responses and will therefore

inflammatory effect). Oils high in avoid feeding anything that

monounsaturated fatty acids are contains starchy cereal grains or

a good source since they neither is sweetened with molasses.

increase nor decrease inflam-There are plenty of good

reasons beyond the scope of this mation.

article to avoid high sugar/high Below are some commonly fed

starch diets, but in terms of oils:

behavior, what alternative does a Flaxseed oil: Has a 4:1 ratio of

horse owner have if the horse omega 3s to omega 6s, making it

simply needs more calories? Hay an ideal choice

and grass simply cannot provide Canola oil: 10% omega 3s and

enough energy (calories) to relatively low in omega 6s. Also

support the additional require- contains monounsaturated fatty

ments created by exercise, acids (no harmful impact on

work, and performing. The inflammation)

answer is fat. Rice bran oil: Only 1% omega

Gram for gram, fat provides 3s but low in omega 6s and high

more than double the calories of in monounsaturated fatty acids

carbohydrates or protein. And it Soy lecithin: Only 4% omega

is well digested. But there's an 3s but also contains choline, a

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horses, or Racking horses at companies, shippers, stables,

horse shows, exhibitions, sales trainers, veterinarians, and

or auctions and bans weighted miscellaneous.

shoes, pads, wedges, hoof A H C ' s H o r s e I n d u s t r y

bands, or other devices that are Directory has thousands of CHAGRIN SADDLERY NEWS

not used for protective or equine listings and resources New Location Provides More

AAEP & AVMA NEWS therapeutic purposes; that will help any user find Opportunity for Extraordinary

AAEP, AVMA Call for Passage Increases civil and criminal important information relating to Customer Service

of H.R. 6388 - Amendments to penalties for violations, and the horse industry including CHAGRIN FALLS, OH Dana

the Horse Protection Act creates a penalty structure that breed registries; racing, rodeo, Miller and Kris Kurtz, co-owners

requires horses to be disqualified November 19, 2012: Today the show, spo r t , and t r a i l s of Chagrin Saddlery and Second

for increasing periods of time American Veterinary Medical organizations; equine health and Round Tack today announced

based on the number of Association and the American welfare organizations; interstate the relocation of their retail store

violations; and A s s o c i a t i o n o f E q u i n e health requirements; statistical to a new, larger space which will

Al lows for permanent Practitioners issued a joint information on the horse accommodate their 2013

disqualification from the show statement of support for the industry; and an index of all the growth plans, made possible by

ring after three or more Amendments to the Horse listings and telephone numbers their outstanding customer

violations.Protection Act, H.R. 6388. are provided for easy access.support. The new store opened

"The passage of H.R. 6388 will Soring is an unconscionable The Horse Industry Directory is Tuesday, November 13, at 8574

strengthen the Horse Protection abuse of horses that is used to sent to AHC members as a E. Washington Street (Market

Act and significantly increase produce a h igh- stepp ing member benefit, is available for Square East behind CVS)

the effort to end the abuse of the gaitthe Big Lickand gain easy access online on AHC's Chagrin Falls, OH 44023.

Tennessee Walking Horse," said an unfair competitive advantage members only page.With an excellent selection of

AAEP President Dr. John in the show ring. For decades To f ind out more v is i t top quality equestrian brands,

Mitchell. "The AAEP encourages we've watched irresponsible www.horsecouncil.orgChagrin Saddlery has carefully

all veterinarians to contact their individuals become more cultivated an offering of best-in- legislators to voice support for creative about finding ways to

MICHIGAN HORSE EXPOclass products and an expertise the bill and help end the cruel sore horses and circumvent the Mark your calendars for March in ensuring customers are soring of these beautiful inspection process, and have

8-10, 2013! These are the dates correctly attired for their specific animals."lost faith in an industry that for our 30th Annual MHC Horse discipline and level. Known for For more information on the seems unwilling and/or unable Expo and Trade Show, "Michigan their fun retail environment and AVMA and AAEP's efforts to to police itself. The AVMA and H o r s e E x p o " . W h a t a extraordinary customer service, stop this egregious abuse of AAEP a re commit ted to m i l e s t o n e ! 2 9 y e a r s o f the Chagrin Saddlery team has horses, visit the AVMA's Soring strengthening the USDA's ability successful Expos, and the 30th built a reputation for being top Resource Page onl ine at to enforce the Horse Protection coming up. We plan some 'equestrian consultants' when it www.avma.org/soringAct and ending this abuse for special publicity and programs comes to the fitting of riding good. We strongly encourage for this notable year. Lansing wear and tall boots, in particular. everyone who cares about the

CVB is planning to help with Combined with a commitment to welfare of horses to contact their

some special promotions and p r o v i d e g r e a t v a l u e a t member of Congress and urge

signage for this Expo.reasonable pr ices, these them to pass H.R. 6388, said Dr.

One big change, made at the qualities have earned them a Doug Aspros, AVMA President.

request of many vendors, for the loyal customer base that will Specifically, H.R. 6388:

2013 Expo is an earlier closing benefit from the new store Makes the actual act of soring, AHC INDUSTRY DIRECTORY

time on Friday for the vendor location. or directing another person to AHC is Rounding Up New

area. Therefore, in 2013, we will We are overwhelmed with cause a horse to become sore, Listings and Advertisers for the

close the vendor area at 7:30 on the support of our wonderful illegal; 2013 Horse Industry Directory

Friday evening, rather than the customers who have made it Requires the USDA (rather The American Horse Council

previous 9 p.m. closing time. As possible for our dream to grow, than the industry) to license, (AHC) has announced that it will

usual, the rodeo will continue in train, assign and oversee said Dana Miller, Partner, be offering a new section for

the main arena past this time, inspectors enforcing the Horse Chagrin Saddlery. Our goal is to 'Equine Businesses' in its 2013

but there will be no further Protection Act; create an unparalleled shopping Horse Industry Directory. Now

access allowed to the vendor Prohibits the use of action experience for the equestrians in your equine business can be

area after 7:30.devices (e.g., boot, collar, chain, the area, and our new location is included in the most complete

Joe Coalter, last year's roller, or other device that part of our plan to make that equine related registry and will

announcer, has again been encircles or is placed upon the happen. reach the horse industry's most

secured for the 2013 Expo, as lower extremity of the leg of a For more information please diverse audience. This new

has the Heritage Hills Farm draft horse) on any limb of Tennessee visit the saddlery online at section will include: attorneys,

hitch. Both were delighted to be Walking Horses, Spotted Saddle accountants, farriers, feed www.chagrinsaddlery.com.

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CENTRAL MICHIGAN

HORSEMANS ASSOCIATION

2013 Tentative Show Schedule

Join us in 2013 for a great show season!

www.CMHA.info

April 27 & 28 (Fuzzy Warm Up Show)

May 18 & 19

June 1 & 2

June 8 & 9

June 22 & 23

July 13 & 14

August 17 & 18

For membership and

additional information contact

Show Secretary:

or visit us online

All shows held at the Shiawassee Co. Fairgrounds in Corunna, MI

Katie Hartsuff

[email protected]

or 989.743.5006

www.CMHA.info

ALL BREEDS

WELCOME

MHC Expo, Contd. any and all participating Queens C e n t e r, S e p t 2 8 3 0 . the many volunteers who made

prior to the Rodeo on Friday Competitors came from across able to return for the coming this year and the Nationals a

night, on horses if possible, if the United States, including year's Expo. Other returning huge success.

not, then in the hitch wagon! If Michigan, Illinois, Florida, venues will be the Combined AHCA thanks all its members,

your organization has a queen California and other states. Four Mounted Law Unit Color affiliates, and judges for making

that would be interested in individuals from Michigan, Presentations, the Crosswinds our first year so successful. We

participating, please contact Tennessee, Arkansas and Ranch Trainer's Challenge, and look forward to many more

Mar i l yn G ra f f w i th tha t California judged the 3-day the Michigan High School Rodeo successful years in the future. information. Letters will be sent event. Riders competed on Association's Friday night rodeo.

out, probably in January, to all Friday and Saturday. The top ten The elementary school field USDF 2012 VOLUNTEERorganizations that we know have riders in each division then came trip program is well underway, Lexington, KY- The United a Queen, inviting them to attend. back for a third round to compete under the capable management States Dressage Federation

on Sunday. Over $35,000 in cash For more Expo information, go of Tammy Tyler Howe. Several (USDF) is pleased to announce and prizes were awarded. to michiganhorsecouncil.comschools have already confirmed that Trenna Atkins has been Championship saddles were their attendance for the coming named the 2012 USDF Volunteer awarded in all 8 divisions, as year, and more are very of the Year Award. This award well as champion and reserve interested. We're looking at an recognizes a USDF member champion buckles in each exceptional program being put who, through consistent and division. Numerous other prizes together for the elementary cumulative volunteer activities, were also awarded. Prize money program, which is continuing to has demonstrated exceptional included 50% payback of entry grow in both interest and commitment towards carrying fees in addition to AHCA adding AHCA 2012 FINALSattendance. We also invite all out USDF's mission. $5,000 split across all divisions. The American Horsemen a s s o c i a t i o n q u e e n s t o For more information on the

Congratulations to the four Challenge Association wound up participate with this program USDF Volunteer of the Year

its first year by holding the competitors from Michigan who (what a wonderful chance for Award, visit the USDF website at

National Finals Competition in finished in the top ten in their them to complete some of their www.usdf.org or contact the

Abilene, TX. The Finals were divisions. Jeff Lebbin and his "volunteer hours"). We are USDF office by email at

held at the Taylor County Expo family would also, like to thank [email protected]. planning a special introduction of

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facilities suitable for events of embroidery for hoodies and tee's meeting was on November 10,

this nature. It's always been a are beautiful and the color 2012 at 9:30 AM, MSU Pavilion

potluck and has featured a selection are very pretty. Thanks Room B . We we lcomed

variety of games and group for hosting our club Pam! We membership to come and join in

activities. This year, we're trying finished up with our meeting and at the meetings. This was the

something quite different. We're dinner at the Panel Room meeting that you must turn in BRIGHTON TRAIL RIDERSholding the party at a restaurant Restaurant, also in Hartford. any suggested Charter By-Law The BTRA Poker Ride is one of located in Hamburg, RJ's Grill. It We will be setting up our club or Rule changes in writing to be our organizat ion 's o ldest won't be a potluck but instead schedule for 2013 at our very discussed at the January traditions, and it was held again will offer a buffet dinner for all the General Membership meeting.important January meeting this year. Originally scheduled

th guests who don't have to bring The board would like ideas (there are already lots of great for Saturday, October 20 , it had anything but their appetites. from the membership for awards ideas). We also have a lot of to be postponed for one day due We'll still have a game or two, including high point awards next outside activities to look forward to a gloomy forecast for but we're also going to have a DJ year. If anyone has suggestions to. There is a Championship Saturday. As it turned out, and dancing. We're telling please contact any of the board Rodeo Dec 28, 29 & 31 at the Saturday's weather wasn't all everyone to wear their dancing members.MEC Center in Howe, Indiana, that bad but Sunday's was great. boots! If anyone has interesting news also at the MEC Center is their We had a good turnout, a potluck

We're pretty excited about this for the newsletter please contact Equine Expo Feb 15 & 16. Then in featuring hot dogs and chili, and new arrangement and will be Jill Baker at 517-336-8144 or March is the Michigan Horse we all enjoyed the amenities of sure to give everyone a report in [email protected]. Expo and the Kalamazoo Tack the Brighton Recreation staging the next BTRA column. Until next month,area. Once again, our new Swap meet. We are all already

Mark Delaney Jill Bakerpavilion was put to good use and looking forward to next year.BTRA Secretaryour electr ic water pump Club members did a lot of trail

provided cool fresh water for our riding during the nice days in

horses. The riders with winning November, the weather was just

poker hands walked away with beautiful, sure wish it would last

cash prizes and our president, all winter.

Russ Spicer, won the 50/50 Our club is open to any woman

d raw ing. O f cou rse , he 18 years old or over. Equine MICHIGAN COMPETITIVE immediate ly donated h is Ladies is a great resource for EQUINE LADIESMOUNTED ORIENTEERINGwinnings back to BTRA. meeting new horse people, The October meeting was a

Now that the riding season is We held our last outdoor event finding someone to ride with and tour of Dr. Garry Fedore's new th coming to a close, points are

on November 10 , an open ride learning about equine related state-of-the-art Large Animal tallied and many horses are on

that was well attended. That Veterinarian Clinic in Cassopolis. subjects. If you would like to join vacation until early next spring,

Sunday was unusually warm, Everything has been well our club or want further all we have to look forward to is

especially for November, so we thought out for the horse and information, please contact Sally the great tack sales and expos.

feel pretty lucky this year with owner. This is a wonderful Forraht at 269-473-1730 or Fortunately if you are part of a

the way the weather has facility for our area and we Debbie Brown at 269-655-7289. great club like MiCMO you can cooperated. Granted, we had congratulate Dr. Fedore and his ~ Judy Poluhanycz, Sec. also look forward to the awards some hot weather but all our big very qualified staff.

banquet. MiCMO has scheduled thevents came off, even with the When you read this, we have

their banquet for February 9 at delay for the Poker Ride. Thank already had our fun and exciting Tony M's in St. Johns. Riders will you, Mother Nature! Christmas Party with our be receiving awards in many

Now we're gearing up for our delicious potluck and gift categories including consis-annua l Ch r i s tmas Pa r ty, exchange. Officers for next year tency clubs for riders who

st

scheduled for December 1 . For were installed. They are: competed in more than fifty

the past several years, this has MI APPALOOSA HORSE ASSCPresident-Sally Forraht, Vice- percent of the rides and perfect

been a combined event with our Hi Everyone,Pres ident -Debb ie Brown, attendance awards for the truly

friends and neighbors, the The Board of Directors has Secretary-Judy Poluhanycz, dedicated. There will also be a

Pinckney Trail Riders. This elected Denise DeVolder as Corresponding Secretary-Leah silent auction to raise funds for

arrangement makes sense President and Lee Fischhaber as B owe n , Tr e a s u r e r - Pe g g y MiCMO and allow us to continue

because it allows us to combine Vice President. We gave Bobbie Lippert, and Sunshine Girl- to give back to the friends of

our resources and increase Best a huge thank you for her trails clubs from the areas where JoAnne Tees.

attendance, and we've all been years of service to this club. Jill we ride.Our November meeting was

very satisfied with the results. Baker was appointed Secretary The MiCMO Annual meeting our shopping spree to Rick's

Our two clubs have been holding and Judy Biber was appointed was held on November 10 near Tack in Hartford. Pam always

this party at the Howell Nature Treasurer. St. Johns. Thanks to Barb of seems to have a lot of great


Horse Association & Club NewsHorse Association & Club NewsHorse Association & Club News

MiCMO, Continued. place winner in the adult contest had waited 13 years to open. Campover w/ Blazing Saddles.

Sleezy Barb Horsewear I was the was Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Though it was a very cool day, Host Mary 989-288-4522

lucky winner of the nibble net too! First place in our 18 and we had a potluck dinner at our July 12-14: Drive In the Park

door prize! This will be perfect for under contest was The Little pavilion. The warm food was so Campover w/ MHWVA. Host

my gelding. When he is on Mermaid astride a Seahorse led yummy. Thanks to all who Gale 517-290-7624

vacation his three flake limit will by Sebastian (the crab). Our attended. A large number of July 26-28: Dennis Austin

last longer than 45 minutes! riders went trick or treating on a riders from other trail groups Memorial Ride DAMN Campover

Many rules were discussed at two mile loop trail, participated attended and rode our different Host Marsha 989-661-2541

the meeting and it was decided in the costume contests, played loops. The lake loop connects to August 22-25: CMO/MiCMO

that any rule changes will be some games and had a delicious our west loop, with scenic views Campover. Hosts Barb 517-525-

written in read on the website. potluck lunch. This is an annual of the lake making it a lovely ride, 0511 & Linda 517-930-5558

MiCMO follows NaCMO rules event for Proud Lake so we hope especially during a full moon. August 30-Sept. 2: 2013 Labor

but we do have some rules that to see you and your friends next Made wide enough for cart Day Weekend campover

are specific to Michigan. Please year! Check out our Facebook driving and wagons, it is useful Sept. 20-22: 2013 Pirate Ride w/

visit us at MiCMO.org for all the page for some great costume for various events. Special Full Moon Madness Campover.

latest news and changes. You photos. permission is not necessary to Hosts Carrie 517-230-7032 &

c a n a l s o v i s i t u s o n Please be sure to save the date drive it. We have been working Chanda 517-285-6501

Facebook.com to get to know for our annual banquet. It will be on the signs and plan to order Oct. 11-13 or 18-20: Tentative

the members of our club. We are on Friday, February 22, 2013 at new maps, having them in place Ichabod Crane Weekend

working on the ride schedule for Bakers in Milford. Come to chat by spring. November 2: 2013 Anniversary

2013 and I am sure it will be as at 6pm with dinner being served Congratulations go to several Ride & Potluck

fun and creative as it was in at 7pm. Our guest speaker will Don't forget to renew your of our SHTRA members: Barb

2012. As in years past all of our be an Equine Nutritionist. We memberships for 2013. They are Drake and Linda Kraai and their

events will be listed in the will also put on a Chinese auction coming in the mail or are fellow MiCMO teammates of rdcalendar of SaddleUp Magazine. with the proceeds going available on our website Gurlz in Gear who placed 3 in

You will also find a membership towards a pavilion we would like www.shtra.org. Membership NACMO, 7 points from first place

form in every issue of SaddleUp to build in our staging area. We includes 30% off one apparel in this national competitive

so don't delay and become a are accepting donations for our item. We have great times, fun event. Linda's mare, Meka,

member for 2013. See you at the auction. Dinner is a full meal with events and lovely trails. Hope to earned the coveted Horse of the

expos! a cash bar. Be on the lookout for see ya!Year award. Well done, gals!

Happy Trails! more information. It is always Next board meeting will be At our most recent Board th

Janet fun to get together with old Dec. 11 6:30 pm at Gale and meeting, we discussed events

friends and make new friends so Lori's. Bring a dish to pass. from 2012. Using feedback from

we hope to see you there! For our camping events and

more information on this event activities, 2013 will have the

please contact Cindy Godair at best of our fun events. We will be

248-672-0154.making changes with options for

Happy Trails and don't forget to PROUD LAKE TRAIL RIDERS Plow Day and Ichabod Crane

check out our new website and Howdy from Howdy from the Day. Stay tuned for what

also please like us on Facebook! Proud Lake Tra i l R ide rs WEST MI APPALOOSA REGevolves.

H a p p y H o l i d a y s a n d Association! We are so pleased The World Championship On June 15, there's an ACTHA

remember Ride Happy, Ride to announce the launch of our Appaloosa Show is once again Ride at Sleepy Hollow park.

Safe and Love Your Horse!new website. Please visit us at history and we had quite a few Contact Chanda Nielson 517-

www.proudlaketrailriders.org members who won and placed 648-1984 or twhmajor@

and let us know what you think. well out there this year. gmail.com

You are easily able to access all Congratulations to all of you!These 2013 dates are also set :

of our event and membership Plans are under way for the 2013 February 3, 2013: Annual

information. shows and it looks like we will Meeting at 6843 Alward Rd.

We just finished with our have our June 1-2 show back at Victor TWP Hall. Noon set up, SLEEPY HOLLOW TRL RIDERS

hugely successful Spooktacular the Ingham County Fairgrounds Potluck 2:00 pm, and Horse Item Night out at the Swartz Creek th

Halloween event. Thanks to in Mason while the other show auction. Host Marsha Putnam Races on Saturday Dec. 29 for

everyone who came out on that will be July 13-14 at the members and guests through 989-661-2541.

beautiful fall day. We had a huge Centreville Fairgrounds. Tami, Michigan Horse Council. $23.95. March 8-10: Expo, MSU Pavilion

crowd of participants and many Amy and I took a little road trip RSVP by December 15th to April 7: Rotten Egg Hunt 2:00 pm

spectators. There were some [email protected] and met up with Terry to check Staging Area. Host Pat Brown th

very original costumes in our out the facility. Stalls were good, Sunday, November 4 we 517-651-5984

crowd and choosing a winner for arenas were very nice with one celebrated the first anniversary May 4: Tentative Plow Day

our contest was tough! Our first that's just huge, and there's riding our south lake loop that we May 24-27: Memorial Weekend



WMAR, Continued Secretary's Report: Was c o n t a c t Ro n Wa l ke r a t own web site and maintain it our

plenty of camping hookups. accepted as written, motion to [email protected]. self instead of paying someone nd

Friends of the Park status: else to do it. Then we could post Most important to many of us pass by Skip Burger and 2 by

After much research it was updates as needed without Brenda Noteboom, voted on and was the fact that the restrooms

d i s c o v e r e d o n e o f t h e waiting/paying another person passed.are new, big with plenty of

requirements to obtain this Treasure 's Report : Was to do it. showers and hot water! There is

status is to carry Insurance for accepted as written, motion to 2013 Proposed Schedule of also a very nice new indoor nd

the full year. This would be cost events: pass by Skip Burger and 2 by arena that can be utilized if the th th th

prohibitive for our club at this Kathy Taylor, voted on and - March 8 , 9 , 10 Michigan weather forces us inside. Please time. passed. Horse Council Stallion Expo in keep in mind that stalls for both

Annual Meeting: Scheduled Halloween Committee Report: Lansingshows must be pre-paid with no nd th

for February 2 at 5:00pm at This event was cancelled due to - April 20 Shot Clinic with refunds.Hope Township Hall. forecasted weather conditions. Rashelle BenneckeI am also on the hunt for show

ndDrinks will be provided by the Lessons learned: have an - June 22 Scavenger Hunt Ride high point awards so if you have thclub, bring a dish to pass. alternate date for events/better - August 17 Judged Trail Ride any ideas, please let me know.

t hSuggested speakers a re control of our web site. - October 12 Ha l loween I'm always open to suggestions.Rashelle Bennecke and Sarah Old Business: Extravaganza T h e W M A R B a n q u e t Schaefer. If you have speaker Bylaw Committee: A revision Jackie Strong reported a tree

arrangements are well under suggestions let Ron Walker to Article V- Dues/Fiscal Year down on the 4-mile trail by the 3-

way for January 27, 2013 at the know. 5.01 mile marker.

Quality Inn, East Lansing. You Ron has ask current board Annual dues for membership Happy Trails,

might want to thinking about members who are up for election shall be established by the Board Kathy Taylor, Secretarykeeping an eye out for silent this year to let him know 30 days of Directors and shall be for the

auction items. in advance if they are interested fiscal year established as 'til next month in runn ing aga in . Board January 1 to December 31. Any Sharon Clark members who are up for election member in default of dues shall

this year are, Jeanne Burger, b e s u s p e n d e d f r o m a l l

T o m C h a f f e e , N a n c y membership privileges. If dues

Counterman, Jean Mulder, are not paid within (30) days

Brenda Noteboom, Kathy Taylor, membership shall terminate. A

Ron Walker, and Virginia Werner. new membership application

Any YSTRA member can run, if may be made with dues

you are interested in running for included, an exception will be YANKEE SPRINGS TRL RIDERSboard membership let Ron made for new memberships BOARD MEETING MINUTESWalker know. when dues are paid at the end of November 14, 2012

YSTRA Web Site: A motion the riding season, but not before The meeting was held at Sam's was made by Kathy Taylor with August 31. Joint, Gun Lake and called to

nd

Nena Redmond 2 to investigate I f you have ques t ions order at 7 pm by Vice President what it would cost to create our regarding this Bylaw change Tom Chaffee.



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So I drew on the right rein a little to work, but I knew it was the

more, causing his head to come best thing. Remember, we are

even more to the right. We did a not riding for today, we are riding

couple of laps like this and I could for tomorrow!

feel his mind getting active

(usually it is shut down or

arguing) so that was good!

All of the sudden, he wanted to

go straight. He tugged on that

right rein (whose contact he was

avoiding) and as I allowed the

How often have you found rein to slip slowly through my

yourself counteracting some- hand, he straightened his neck,

thing your horse does? It's stretched his topline and Day 2

natural for us humans to exert lengthened his stride. I was Walking into the arena today

our will (direct line thinking) shocked! After several strides, was completely different.

rather than take the horse's idea he shortened and started to go Instead of having thresholds, he

and cause him to turn it around crooked again, so I did the same strode willingly and confidently

(lateral thinking). thing. This time it worked even into the arena. He wanted to be

For as long as I can remember, Day 1 quicker. Pretty soon I could pick there. It was a great sign.

Pat has been saying, Cause your Usually when I begin to ride up the reins and he stayed It took about two minutes for

Allure, he's a bit tight. He doesn't idea to become the horse's idea, straight and forward, taking the him to be straight at the walk, so

want to go straight and if I push but understand the horse's idea contact. It was really cool. I began the trot. The first few

him he'll buck. So I spend a lot of first. Well, isn't it interesting As soon as it started to go well strides were great, then he went

time in walk until he relaxes and how long something apparently at the walk, I moved on to the crooked again. Let me help

then try to do some trot. It kind of simple like that can take to sink trot. Same thing happened: he you!

works, but it takes a lot of time in? I'm finally starting to went short, bunched up and

and I don't feel like we've really understand how to truly do that crooked. Once again I said, Let made any progress because the and it has led to a major me help you! and I helped him to next time it's no better. He also breakthrough with my horse, be more crooked. This was such doesn't like going into anything Allure. fun. that looks like a dressage arena

Over the past five years, my and gets quite shut down

journey with Allure has been Right-Brain Introvert. Then when

challenging because of his This time I needed to have him he comes out of it, he goes Left-

extreme Left-Brain Extrovert Brain Extrovert and is very be even more uncomfortably

Horsenality, and his tendency to challenging to ride! crooked before he wanted to go

go extreme Right-Brain Introvert I decided to use the Game of straight, but the good part was

as a learner. Here's what I love Contact because of the great that there was no stress for him

about it: because of those success I'd been experiencing Again, a couple of laps and all (remember, it was his idea!) and

challenges, Allure has made me with it helping horses to get of the sudden he wanted to go it was still simple, fun and

a better horseman and teacher. more confident and more straight. I allowed the rein to slip interesting for me.The best thing he helped me forward. As I picked up the reins, through my fingers as he I wanna be straight! said come up with is the Horsenality he started fussing with the bit, stretched his top line and Allure. Sure! I responded. And Profile, a major breakthrough in shortened his neck, body and

lengthened his stride. This time it was amazing. Lovely, forward, reading, understanding and stride.he started blowing out. Success! relaxed trot. I couldn't believe it becoming more effective with As we inched forward, he

could be that simple.horses. started to go crooked. At first I In this article, I want to share tried to straighten him, and then I

with you how I used the principle thought of the principles of the

of understanding Allure's idea Game of Contact, so I changed

when riding to not only get him to my approach and encouraged

want to go straight, but be more him to go more crooked: You

want to be crooked, let me help relaxed and not feel like bucking.

you! It's a great lesson in reverse

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opposite of what the horse understanding was growing. After a couple of laps of

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compared to what they used to remember thinking, Either this

be more like riding a dolphin . is going to work, or I'm going to

help him do the biggest buck

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was the last time he thought

about bucking.

So why is this so effective? I

think it is because you're giving Then he stopped, pooped, and

the horse nothing to argue with, as I gathered my reins when

nothing to brace against. As a walking off, he lifted into this

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trust and harmony grows.cantered half a lap, I stopped and

I hope you find a lot of aha then got off and praised him. End

moments as you read this story of session! I was so thrilled and

and, like me, that you will now excited.

understand what it means to

truly understand your horse's

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cause him to want to follow your

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stress and frustration away

it's fun saying Let me help you!

PS: I would not recommend

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approach when riding a horse

that wants to run off! Instead,

use Partial Disengagement or get

off and encourage your horse to

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ground. Moving Forward

For more information on the Since that day, Allure has been

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and relaxation has led to being

able to ride him FreeStyle I've

waited years for this moment!

And on one day, I was cantering

him around the Big Top and he

got a little over-stimulated by

something going on up there. As

he wadded up I quickly did the

opposite of what I would have

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