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"Horsin' Around! is a free e-mail calendar for the Bay Area equestrian community inviting you to join a club, try something new, find an event or activity that will stretch your definition of riding to include another discipline you've never experienced before. Try it, you might like it!"
************************************************************************ March Horsin' Around! Calendar MARCH In the East Bay, here's what's happening: Saturday, March 1 - NORTH AMERICAN TRAIL RIDE CONFERENCE (NATRC) MINI-CONVENTION, Ag Center, 1962 Hays Lane, Woodland, Calif. Great speakers/topics and vendors; Speakers include Sharon Speir, DVM, UC Davis vet who traveled with the U.S. Olympic team and will share some of their adventures and misadventures in international competition; Janet Rosser, Ph.D., UCD professor in equine sciences, who will discuss equine nutrition and supplements; Jerry Tindell, former supervisor of the LAPD mounted patrol will provide helpful techniques for safety on the trail and in camp; Nancy Elliott, DVM, an experienced long distance rider and ride veterinarian. For more information, contact Linda at: (510) 651-9470 or e-mail: lthomason@attbi.com. Come see what Competitive Trail Riding is all about. It's not a race, but a timed course through wonderful terrain. Schedule and registration form are available on the NATRC website: http://www.natrc.org/calendar.html Saturday, March 1 - POTLUCK DINNER AND WINE TASTING, 6:30 p.m. Concord Mt. Diablo Trail Ride Association, at the end of Russelman Road, Clayton. Bring meat for barbecue and large dish to share; $5, includes personalized CMDTRA wine glass. Debbie (925) 672-1981 or e-mail: DebKearn@aol.com Sunday, March 2 - DAY AT THE RACES, fundraiser for California State Horsemen's Assn., Golden Gate Fields, $30/person. Under 18, $10. Limited tickets available. Call Cindy, (925) 454-1954 or e-mail: shamrocktranch@msn.com March 5 - Tri Cities Horsemen's Assn. 7 p.m. juniors, 7:30 p.m. general meeting, Pinole Public Library, Pinole Valley Road. (Pinole exit off Hwy 80, 2 blocks east, extra parking in school lot across the street). Questions, e-mail: tricitieshrsmn@hotmail.com Wednesday, March 5 - Tri-Valley Trailblazers, Potluck dinner and meeting; 6:30 p.m. potluck, meeting at 7 p.m. Livermore Farm Bureau, 638 Enos Way, Livermore. Guest speaker: Marilyn Russell will show her Wildflower slides in preparation for the club April Wildflower ride. Directions: Take Portola Avenue east, 1 block past N. Livermore turn right on Enos Way, Farm Bureau is a block down on the right March 6 - Brian Sabo Clinic, Airdance Farm, Sunol; Contact Susan, (510) 366-9330 or e-mail Sferre7857@aol.com March 8 - Dressage Schooling Show, La Jolla Equestrian Center, Pleasanton. Judge: Jodi Jones - CA (L). Classes: Intro through Fourth Level. Class fees: $25; same test may be ridden more than once. Grand prize (value $250) to high point score, courtesy of Capri Body Shop! Great prizes for each class winner! Great footing! Great location! For a prize list, please contact Tracy Berry at (510) 690-1080 or email: berry1@sbcglobal.net March 9 - CDS DRESSAGE SHOW, Yarra Yarra Equestrian Center, Pleasanton. Patrick Adams (925) 829-5017. Tuesday, March 11 - Scientific presentation on West Nile Virus, 10 am - 3:30 pm at the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Laboratory at UC DAVIS. OPEN to the public. For information and to register, contact the Center for Equine Health at (530) 752-6433. http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu . For those who can't attend this Seminar, a report prepared by Bonnie Davis will be posted on Bay Area Equestrian Network (BAEN) at: http://www.bayequest.com on March 25th. March 12 - LARPD (Livermore Area Rec and Park District) meeting. Thanks to the equestrians who attended the last meeting, there is $100,000 available (until June 30) to get the ball rolling. But it needs to be ON the Master Plan in order to happen. Livermore could use a show facility with some of the amenities, like a covered arena. If you'd like to see this happen try to attend some of the meetings and put in a good word for changing the Master Plan. Brian Tibbits is the LARPD person in charge of the equestrian center. If you can't attend a meeting, write a letter or e-mail: Questions: Alice Quinn (925)373-6966 or e-mail: Alicewholoveshorses@yahoo.com March 12 - Moraga Junior Horsemen's and Moraga Horsemen's Assn. joint potluck dinner meeting, Living Word Church, 1689 School Street, Moraga. Guest speaker, Ben Koertje, on equine dentistry. Saturday, March 15 - STEVEN STRATTON DRESSAGE CLINIC, Hossmoor, Bear Creek Road, Martinez. A series of private lessons. Call Steven for more information or to reserve a time at: (510) 482-3349. www.cowgirlinc.com cowgirlinc@earthlink.net Wednesday, March 19 - "The Way It Used To Be" - STORIES OF RANCH AND TRAIL, presented by the Contra Costa Tale Spinners, 7-9 p.m. Boys and Girls Club of Martinez, 1301 Alhambra Ave., Martinez. Martinez Horsemen's Association presents an indoor EVENING ROUND THE CAMPFIRE, featuring the Contra Costa Tale Spinners and special guest Jim Bone. Hear about ranch life, trail adventures, and tall tales of the old west. Admission: Adults $2/children free. Coffee and cocoa provided Bring ingredients for community trail mix March 20 - Brian Sabo Clinic, Airdance Farm, Sunol; Contact Susan, (510) 366-9330 or e-mail: Sferre7857@aol.com March 21 - Potluck dinner meeting, San Ramon Valley Horsemen's Assn., Alamo Women's Club, 1401 Danville Blvd., Alamo. 6:30 p.m. cocktails, 7:15 p.m. potluck dinner. Bring your favorite entrée, salad or dessert to share. For information, call Heidi (925) 743-1576 or e-mail to: Mlun@amcalart.com March 21, 22, 23 - CLASS A ARABIAN & HALF ARABIAN HORSE SHOW, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Vallejo. Golden Gate Arabian Horse Association, 45th annual show. Sporthorse classes, reining, trail, western, English etc. Qualifying show for Region 3. Judges: Myron Krause, Bitsy Shields Sporthorse. For premium or information contact: Debbie at (707) 823-1751 or via e-mail at: Wiggy62@aol.com website: www.extendinc.com/goldengate Saturday, March 22 - English & Western Schooling Show, Buckle Series, Hossmoor, Bear Creek Road, Briones Valley, Martinez. Judge: Lorali Casipit. Contact: (510) 222-7001. Classes include English Equitation, Pleasure, Hunter Hack and the "Mick Jagger Class" for contestants ages 50 and up. Western includes Trail, Equitation, Pleasure and the Mick Jagger Class with the same categories. Entry fees are $8.00 pre-entry and $10.00 post-entry. www.cowgirlinc.com cowgirlinc@earthlink.net Martinez March 22, 23 - CDS Dressage Show, Denville Kenani, Kris, (925) 248-0599. March 24 - Equestrian Committee meeting, LARPD District office, Trevarno Rd. 7 p.m. Anyone interested in helping to plan improvements to Livermore's equestrian facility (like a covered arena) please attend and provide input. All neighboring equestrian clubs are invited to come, or at least to send a representative so we can show numbers behind the requests. Call Jan at LARPD to get an agenda and/or be included on the email/snail-mail list) or call Alice for information at: (925)373-6966 or e-mail: Alicewholoveshorses@yahoo.com Wednesday, March 26 - California State Horsemen's Assn. Region 5 meeting, 7 p.m. Denny's restaurant, 807 Camino Ramon, Danville. (680 to Danville, East on Sycamore Valley Road, turn right onto Camino Ramon.) All are welcome. Craig (925) 454-1954 or e-mail: csharegion5@hotmail.com March 29, 30 - USA Equestrian/USDF/CDS Recognized Dressage Show, La Jolla Equestrian Center, Pleasanton. Judge: Inez Propfe-Credo - AZ (S). Classes: Training through Grand Prix, Freestyle and Pas de Deux; ABIC/USDF qualifying classes also offered. $250 cash prize to high point open and adult amateur riders, courtesy of Capri Body Shop! Great prizes for each class winner! Great footing! Great location! Wine and cheese event on Saturday evening for competitors and guests! For a prize list, please contact Tracy Berry at 510.690.1080 or berry1@sbcglobal.net. March 29, 30 - SHERRY ACKERMAN CLASSICAL DRESSAGE CLINIC, Martinez. Dr Ackerman is an author, philosopher, artist and Taoist, classically trained in Europe and the US. Are you looking for someone to help you take your riding to a deeper level? For more info on Dr. Ackerman: http://www.sherryackerman.com/index.html or contact Rebecca for clinic details. Rebecca@butterflyalley.com March 29, 30 - CDS DRESSAGE SHOW, Shiloh West, Castro Valley. Laurie Moore, (510) 727-1057. March 29 - Ground Manners & Responsive Riding Clinic, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. CW Training, 6496 Crow Canyon Road, Castro Valley. Limited Space available, $175/person; Auditors, $25. Call (510) 886-9008 or e-mail: cwtraining@attbi.com *************************************************************************** Central California/Sacramento/Stockton/Gold country/ March 1 - Western Open Show, D'Alonzo Ranch, Stockton. www.dalonzoranch.com ldalonzo@peoplepc.com March 2 - English Open Show, D'Alonzo Ranch, Stockton. www.dalonzoranch.com ldalonzo@peoplepc.com March 8 - Haggard Benefit Buckle Series, E/W Horse Show, Vista Del Rio & Lone Tree Farm, 23806 Yosemite Blvd., Waterford. Buckle to the overall series high point winners in English 17&under, English 18&over, western 17&under, and western 18&over. Class list and entry info available on the website. $5/class. Covered arena in case of rain and a cross country course is available for schooling for $20. Pipe corral, day/$10; overnight, $15; barn, stall, paddock, $25. Call Jan (209) 303-5886 or e-mail: shtraining@aol.com http://www.sierrahillstraining.com/buckle.html March 14, 15, 16 - BACK COUNTRY HORSEMEN RENDEZVOUS, Stanislaus County Fairgrounds, Turlock, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Something for everyone, fun for the whole family even if you're not a backwoodsman. Classes in Packing 101, Cooking with a Dutch Oven, Chili Cookoff, map reading, Horse Camping, How to Use a Highline; contests galore, Pack Scramble, goat Roping and mutton busting for under 10. Call (888) 302-2242 or (209) 530-0662. http://www.bchcmidvalley.org March 14 - 16 - Pickwick Hunter/Jumper Show, Rancho Murieta, (510) 251-5525. March 15 - Western Open Show, D'Alonzo Ranch, Stockton. www.dalonzoranch.com ldalonzo@peoplepc.com March 15 - Horse Clinic, Ione with trainer Bobby Richards. He is qualified to work with all gaited breeds but specializes in TWH and Rocky Mountain horses. Come learn more about the gaited horse. $50.00 with horse for one hour individual lesson. $10.00 auditor mhspoon@hotmail.com Sunday, March 16 - English Open Show, D'Alonzo Ranch, Stockton. www.dalonzoranch.com ldalonzo@peoplepc.com Sunday, March 16 - Hunter Pace, Vista Del Rio & Lone Tree Farm, 23806 Yosemite Blvd., Waterford. Courses over fences done in pairs. Call Connie (209) 874-3401 or check website: http://www.lonetreefarm.net March 22 - Great Start Program, Jackson, CA. Seminar designed for new horse owners to provide you with all of the information you should know about owning a horse. Seminar includes information about what kind of horse to buy, how much it costs to own a horse, and what you really need to buy for your horse. All proceeds benefit Redwings Horse Sanctuary. For brochure call (831) 386-0135 or e-mail: stephanier@volcano.net Website: http://www.redwings.org March 22, 23 - Spot O'Rama Spring Rein Show, Rancho Murieta Complex. www.indian-Highlander.com March 22, 23 - NATRC CLINIC, Stage-Stop Ranch, Auburn. Introduction to North American Trail Ride Conference, competitive trail rides. (530) 885-4819. San Francisco/Peninsula/South/Coast Friday, March 7 - Brian Sabo Clinic, Stanford Equestrian Center, Palo Alto; Contact Vicki, (650) 960-0385 or e-mail: vschenter@gns2000.com Saturday, March 8 - Celebration/Fundraiser wine and cheese, silent auction, 3-5 p.m. at a private home across from Byrne Preserve to benefit the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society and Los Altos Hills Open Space. Reserve this date! March 15 - NATRC Ride, Hoof Trek Monterey Bay; Monterey, CA Contact: Sandy Reese, (831) 424-2038 http://www.natrc.org Saturday, March 15 - HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECT - Byrne Preserve work party, 9 a.m.-noon, Los Altos Hills. Bring your pick and/or shovel to help clear out noxious weeds, patches of teasel from the pasture area of Byrne Preserve. More hands mean light work. Teasel is an invasive non-native weed that is taking over large areas of the foothills, including Byrne Preserve. It grows fast and crowds out all other good grasses. For photos of the last work party, http://www.lahopenspace.com March 16 - Open Hunter/Jumper Show, Spring Down Equestrian Center, Portola Valley. Website: http://www.springdown.com or e-mail to: sdecenter@aol.com March 21 - Brian Sabo Clinic, Stanford Equestrian Center, Palo Alto; Contact Vicki, (650) 960-0385 or e-mail: vschenter@gns2000.com March 23 - New Horizon All Breed and Schooling Show, Woodmyst Farm, Gilroy. www.nhaha.com stringumblue@yahoo.com March 29 - HUNTER/JUMPER SCHOOLING SHOW SERIES, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Starts at 9 a.m., canceled for rain. See website for more information at: http://www.geocities.com/hudsonagency/show1.html or call Andrea (415) 751-9275 or e-mail to: Horsesinca@aol.com March 29 - AERC Shine and Shine Only III, 25/50 mile endurance ride, Quicksilver Park, 23100 McKean Road, San Jose; Call: Becky (408) 997-0814 or e-mail: randomrio@earthlink.net March 29 & 30. Terry Church Dressage Clinic, Campbell - Her approach to training combines her background of classical European dressage with the philosophy of horseman Tom Dorrance. http://www.mcgillicuddy.org/clinic/terry.htm lmcgilli@hotmail.com March 29, 30 - Equine Kinesiology Seminar, California Stables, Gilroy. 408-249-1872, or 408-687-3605, or e-mail: kirmrichman@dynamiteonline.com March 30 - CDS DRESSAGE SHOW, Stanford, Palo Alto. Wandamae, (408) 265-5154. March 29, 30 - DRIVING CLINIC, Wilder Ranch State Park, Santa Cruz. Enjoy the experience of a lifetime! Learn to drive !! Draft Horses for Hire will hold a driving clinic featuring: Care of a Workhorse, Harnessing, Hitching, An overview of the many uses of Draft and Driving Horses, and of course driving...Ground driving, Pleasure driving, Single & Team, driving wagons, and an introduction to farm implements. Please join us for a weekend you will never forget at the beautiful Wilder Ranch State Park, 2 miles north of Santa Cruz on Highway 1. Space is limited so sign up soon ! $225 per person includes lunch. Call (831) 466-9169 or e-mail : drafts4me@aol.com for more information. http://www.drafthorsesforhire.com March 29 - AERC ENDURANCE RIDE, Shine & Shine Only 3, 25/50 mile ride, 6:30 a.m. Quicksilver Park, 23100 McKean Road, San Jose. Contact: Becky Grand Hart, (408) 997-0814 or e-mail: randomrio@earthlink.net NORTH COAST, SANTA ROSA March 21, 22, 23 - GOLDEN GATE ARABIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION ARABIAN SHOW, Debbie (707) 823-1751 or e-mail: Wiggy62@aol.com ************************************************************************ Mark your calendar now for April: April 2 - Tri Cities Horsemen's Assn. 7 p.m. juniors, 7:30 p.m. general meeting, Pinole Public Library, Pinole Valley Road. (Pinole exit off Hwy 80, 2 blocks east, extra parking in school lot across the street). Questions, e-mail: tricitieshrsmn@hotmail.com Sunday, April 6th: ATRA Poker Ride and Raffle, Ed Levin Park - Milpitas. Check In: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Ride Out: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. *Rain Date: May 4. Information: Cheryl Lawton (925) 831-3246 cheryllawton@hotmail.com or catnixon@juno.com ************************************************************************ Advertisements FOR SALE : CRATES Western dark tooled 15-1/2'" seat saddle, very good condition, double rigging, flat (level) seat, very comfortable, all-purpose saddle, $600. SADDLE FOR SALE: 14" Circle Y barrel saddle, more like pleasure saddle, good condition, one concho missing and a little of rawhide missing from horn, semi quarter bars. Daughter has out grown it, sell for $500 obr or trade for 17" english saddle. (916) 687-7730, or Afastcowgirl4u@aol.com. Can e-mail pictures. HORSE FOR SALE: "Happily Ever After" -- Novice level event mare, ready to move up. 16.1hh, 11 year old, Bay Tb. "Hap" has been evented by an adult amateur for two seasons, is looking for bigger challenges. (Her owner is not!!) She has been evented all over Northern & Central California, trailers like a dream, has impeccable ground manners--you'll never know she's a mare! Pretty, sweet, talented & sound. Owner has priced her low for a quick sale--she already purchased a more suitable mount. "Hap" is not for a beginner, she does require a sensitive, tactful ride. She goes in a French Snaffle cross country. $10,000 (negotiable) Call Carol: 925-372-0629 or e-mail: poplrplace@aol.com WANTED: HORSE TO LEASE for beginner rider, kind, gentle, temperament of utmost importance! Sturdy, small-to-medium sized horse for 11-year old girl with beginning experience with horses; experienced Mom will be responsible. Must be sound; able to walk, trot, canter/lope. Would consider gaited horse. Need to keep horse at Orinda Horseman's Association in Orinda, CA on 300+ acres of pasture in an established herd of about 25 mares and geldings: Horse would be used for riding lessons in arena and some trail riding on local trails. References available Call Renee at (510) 252-4687 or email at: rbenoit@riverdeep.net HORSE FOR ADOPTION: Jerico is a black mare, 12 years old, up-to-date shots, shod recently. Halters, leads, but extremely unpredictable- NOT for a beginner rider. Very head-strong. Has been the alpha mare at the pasture for 4 years. Prior history unknown other than she had been abandoned & was injured on her back leg. The injury has healed except for the hair returning & proud flesh that grows and needs to be taken off. Call Christine Campbell, home (925) 449-0320 or work (408)792-2696. Christine is looking for a well mannered/gentle/& trained gelding. FOR SALE: Very Wide "A-Tree" arabian western saddle, reddish brown, heavy duty leather. 16" seat, fenders preformed to reduce knee pressure. Large, comfortable stirrups. A few blemishes, but basically new. $500.00 . Penny Marrs: rpmarrs@pacbell.net FOR SALE: For Sale: Beautiful, red, quilted, Big D hood, size medium. Never used. Originally $78.00. Would like $35.00. Marilyn Russell, (925) 447-3730 (8/02) *************************************************************************** Go Back to the Old West! Join America On Horseback, a small group of equestrians from Concord, Walnut Creek area, dedicated to preserving the past in dress and accoutrements. The era is the period from 1870-1900. Old West, Vaquero, Cavalry, Town folks, Scouts, Indian, Victorian, or Side Saddle, it's your choice. All dress and tack will be period correct, but if you're interested, we'll be happy to help you get started. We will be doing parades, demonstrations etc. Mainly we want to have fun. Any breed of horse, any size any color. Match the horse to your character, (No Cowboys on Icelandics!) We will meet at the Castle Rock Staging Area. If interested, call Doug after 5 p.m. (925)672-4805. ************************************************************************** Follow Up on Previous Equestrian Issues: EBRPD BOARD ACTION: For those who could not attend the East Bay Regional Park Operations Meeting, the Park District is NOT planning to close single track trails to equestrians in Redwood or Anthony Chabot Parks even though the Bike council has requested a number of trails be opened to cyclists on a TRIAL basis. They are, however, still debating the closing of Piedmont Stables. The checklist (formerly the Matrix) was adopted as a tool for staff and others for evaluating trails that were proposed for opening to multi-use. This process allows for public input at East Bay Area Trails Council (EBATC), Operations Committee meetings and Park Board meetings. The District does not want to open single track trails to multi-use unless it can be demonstrated that there are no safety or environmental issues on THAT trail and it goes through a public process. The first trail that may be opened through this process is the Brandon Trail in Lake Chabot Park. This trail connects the end of Ten Hills Trail with the Proctor Staging Area. It parallels Redwood Road and would be a safer route than a bike lane on Redwood Road. The Checklist was used in evaluating this trail while we were developing the checklist. It was also reviewed by EBATC. With some brush cutting, this trail looked like a good candidate. This is NOT the PROCTOR Trail which is narrow and has a steep drop off to the pond in the driving range of the golf course. Questions, please call Judy Bank at 510-531-5449 or e-mail: judybank@aol.com **************************************************************************** KEEPING EVENTING IN OLYMPICS The IOC (Olympic Committee) agreed to keep eventing in the Olympic Games at Athens in 2004 ONLY if the format was changed from a CCI (Three-Day Event) to a CIC (Horse Trials [U.S.] or One-Day Event [overseas]. Some organizers are only offering one day events and it's possible that three day events will soon be an item for the history books. You can help save three-day eventing. Go to the website at: http://www.eventingusa.com and vote. Everyone interested in saving three-day eventing is being asked to give your opinion on whether you think the sport should remain three-day event or not. Even if you're not an eventer, those who are could use some help if you'd care to take a minute and vote for keeping Three-Day Events in the Olympics. ************************************************************************** PINOLE WATERSHED The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council has proposed to EBMUD the opening of a 7.8 mile trail segment from Pereira Ranch Road and Alhambra Valley Road to Sobrante Ridge Regional Park. This is a critical link in the Bay Area Ridge Trail, representing approximately half of the remaining trail mileage needed to complete the Ridge Trail in Contra Costa County. Your help is needed, please write to EBMUD or e-mail. Or, you can send your letters to bob_power@ridgetrail.org Send the Ridge Trail Council a hard copy--send c/o bob Powers at BARTC, 1007 General Kennedy Ave.., Suite 3, San Francisco CA 94129. **************************************************************************** SIERRA VALLEY There's good news for a change, a recent article in the Contra Costa Times related that an easement was bought to protect the largest ranch in the Sierra Valley, north of Truckee. The largest ranch in the largest alpine valley in the Sierra Nevada will be permanently protected from development under a conservation easement purchased by three nonprofit organizations. The full article will be available on the Web for a limited time at: http://www.bayarea.com/mld/cctimes/4375123.htm **************************************************************************** AMERICAN HORSE SLAUGHTER PREVENTION ACT--H.R. 857 Congressmen John Sweeney (R-NY) and John Spratt (D-SC) introduced "The American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act" (H.R. 857 that would prohibit the slaughter of horses for human consumption and ban the trade and transport of horseflesh and live horses intended for human consumption. Under the legislation, any individual found in violation could be charged with a criminal and/or civil penalty for each horse involved. If convicted, he/she could be fined no less than $2500 and no more than $5,000 and/or imprisoned for up to 1 year. Horses intended for slaughter will be confiscated and placed in the care of animal rescue facilities. The accused person could post bond for each of the horses in custody. If that person is convicted or unable to post bond those horses will be permanently placed by the animal rescue facility. If the horses are unable to be placed with a permanent home, they will be euthanized by the animal rescue facility. A similar bill is expected to be introduced in the Senate shortly by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and John Kerry (D-MA). Should you feel so inclined, write to your government representatives expressing your opinion *************************************************************************** PRESERVATION OF ALUM ROCK STABLES: San Jose Parks and Recreation Planning supports the Alum Rock Stables' acquisition and management proposal presented by Bay Area Barns and Trails (BABTT). Park and Recreation Commissioners agreed to forward a letter of support to the City Council. Speakers from the Alum Rock Stables (ARS) 'Steering Committee' emphasized their emotional attachment to the stables and the importance of equestrian activities to the community and to young riders.' BABTT must undertake a significant fundraising effort to help purchase this stable. For more information, contact Barbara Weitz, Executive Director, BAY AREA BARNS AND TRAILS, P. O. Box 2435, Mill Valley, California 94941-2435, Phone 415-383-6283; Fax 415-381-3809; e-mail BABtt@earthlink.net; website: www.bayareabarnsandtrails.org ***************************************************************************** Horsin' Around! 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