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September 2004

Horse Tales

The Monthly Newsletter of Poway Valley Riders Association

Colic Surgery

Fabulous Annual There is something about the horse’s to collect ﬂuids, which are checked for

Used Tack Sale is digestive system that is similar to a protein levels to determine if there is a

Rube Goldberg machine: it works most serious problem. Ultrasound will often

September 12 of the time but it isn’t put together very be used to see if there is a thickening

Want to get cash for the unwanted well. Sometimes it breaks down. or ballooning of the intestine wall that

tack or outgrown show clothes gather- Colic is a generic term for a gastroin- can be seen.

ing dust in the garage? Want to ﬁnd a testinal upset in horses. There are three If the hospital vet determines that

“deal” on someone else’s items? How primary types (but lots of variations): surgery is necessary, the hospital an-

about some new home decor trea- * Gas colic—a buildup of gas that is aesthetizes the horse and hoists him

sures? painful upside down using hobbles and a

This year’s PVRA used tack sale will * Impaction—where food or sand ac- wench and lays him on his back on the

have it all—used tack, show clothes, cumulates and doesn’t pass through ‘V’ shaped operating table. The most

and home decor items! causing a blockage. common incision is a midline incision

Come to PVRA on Sunday, Septem- * Torsion (or twist)—where the intes- from the belly button towards the chest

ber 12, from 10 a.m. till about 2 p.m. to tines themselves get herniated, kinked (laparotomy). Once the belly has been

check out the deals! or twisted, cutting off blood supply opened, the surgeon searches for the

There is no charge for admission and causing entire sections to die. source of the problem. With a large

for buyers. PVRA In the ﬁeld, colic is always treated as horse, the surgeon is often in over his

members can sell an emergency and the vet attempts to elbows. With torsion, the problem is

their items for no resolve the pain as well as to determine very obvious since the blood-supply

charge. Non-mem- the underlying cause. Frequently, pain starved tissue turns purple ﬁrst, and

bers are welcome medication coupled with an infusion of eventually black if decay has already

to sell for a $5 sell- water and mineral oil via a tube run- started. An impaction may also require

ers fee. ning from the nasal passages into the opening the intestine or colon as well

Contact Kasey stomach is the most common treatment. to clear the obstruction.

Bergman at 858- Sometimes, the emergency vet will give Once the surgeon ﬁnds the problem,

486-9109 for fur- I.V. ﬂuids to treat dehydration. he cuts and removes the section that is

ther information or If the vet can’t resolve the colic in a bad—tying off the good parts on one

to make arrange- few hours with the above treatments, side. Next, he manually excavates all

ments to sell. the horse is referred to a veterinary hos-

pital. There, the vet may do a belly tap Continued on Page 12

In This Issue

Used Tack Sale 1 Roster Updates Print Copy Pony Club News 8

Colic Surgery 1 August General Meeting 4 Dressage Premium 9

Calendar 2 Rodeo Information 5 Poway Days Trail Ride 11

Classiﬁeds 3 High Points 6, 8 2004 Show/Events Calendar 12

Junior Birthdays Print Copy Arab Nationals 7 Pony Club Grounds Use 12

Edited by Ann Laux (tel. 858-486-1750 / fax 858-679-3383 / email: annlaux@mac.com)

September 2004

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Board Member of the Month: Nancy Kirchhofer, 858-748-

6075; Joe Biggers, 858-484-4544.

1 2 3 4

October Previews: Gymkhana, 10/9; Polo, 10/10; Dressage, Pony Club, 3:45

10/17; Halloween Fun Show, 10/24; CPHA Rental Show, p.m.

10/31 Open Riding, 6:00 Pony Club, 12:30

p.m. Polo, 7:30 p.m. p.m.

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

General meeting,

7:00 p.m., Bill Pony Club, 3:45

Bond Room, p.m.

Poway Open Riding, 6:00 Pony Club, 12:30

Drill, 6:30 p.m. Community Ctr. p.m. Polo, 7:30 p.m. p.m.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Used Tack Sale, Pony Club, 3:45 Rodeo BBQ

10 a.m.–2 p.m. p.m.

Open Riding, 6:00 Pony Club, 12:30

Drill, 6:30 p.m. p.m. Polo, 7:30 p.m. p.m.

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Board meeting,

Poway Old Poway Park, No Pony Club Rodeo Rodeo

Days Trail Ride* Drill, 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. No Open Riding (entire grounds) (entire grounds)

26 27 28 29 30

Pony Club, 3:45

p.m.

Rodeo Open Riding, 6:00

(entire grounds) p.m. Polo, 7:30 p.m.

* Premium in this issue. CONTACT NUMBERS: Adult Riding: (Schedule is variable—call to get on phone list) Jeri Wam, 748-0991 and Kim Baker, 486-

4184. Calendar: Adrienne Regard, 748-1915. Chuck Wagon: Allan Preckel, 672-2346. Drill Team: Aletha Thomson, 486-7973, o Lisa Scanlon, 538-1434.

High Points: Ginny Masten, 748-7347, and Amie Wisdom, 760-789-2774. Meetings: Ron Robinson, 748-6740. Membership: Ellen Parry, 748-4423. Polo:

Russ Sheldon, 748-7037. Pony Club: Virginia Cross, 760-787-0890. Pony Club Hotline (weather): 689-8682, ext. 3727. Poway Days Trail Ride: Bud

Cheatham, 858-549-1017. Trails: Jean Woodruff, 748-1814, or Robert Coates, 486-1750. Used Tack Sale: Kasey Bergman, 858-486-9109.

Pony cart $100, and adjustable driving

Classiﬁed Ads harness and reins $100. Both sized for Roster Updates

small small pony or Class B miniature. Please note changes in your PVRA ros-

Horse Tales classiﬁed ads are free to Call 858-486-6184 ter. If you have questions, contact Ellen

PVRA regular and afﬁliate members. SALE OR LEASE: 16.2 hand warmblood Parry at 858-748-4423 (piedpiper@cox.

Non-member rates 25¢ per word, $2.50 type TB Gelding. Currently being used net).

minimum, payable in advance. Contact for dressage and upper level pony club New members may use the facili-

Ann Laux at (858) 486-1750 to place activities. Call 858-486-6184. ties once their memberships have been

your ad, fax to (858) 679-3383, or e-mail WANTED: Single female, with cat, look- approved by the Board. Applications

ad to annlaux@mac.com. Deadline for ing for a guest house or granny ﬂat in fees and prorated dues must be paid,

the October issue is Tuesday, Septem- the Poway area. I would like to stay a liability release must be signed, and

ber 17. under $600 per month, but this is ne- a meeting and a work party attended

To continue running an existing ad, gotiable. Move in date would be ap- before membership is complete. Mem-

please notify the editor prior to the proximately Nov. 1st. If you have any- bers who have completed all require-

deadline. Otherwise, ads will be re- thing available or know of anyone who ments and been approved by the Board

moved after one issue. might, please contact Gretchen Tallberg are entitled to receive their PVRA keys

RANDY JONES, COLDWELL BANKER ASSO- at (858) 361-0342. and membership rosters.

CIATES REALTY, PLATINUM SPONSOR will

make a donation to the PVRA upon New Members

closing any transaction resulting from See Print Copy. Ω

a PVRA member referral! Junior

2001 HONDA ACCORD, auto, new tires

and brakes, 60K miles, one owner, Birthdays

$10,600 Call 58-674-5646.

16 1/2” COURBETTE DRESSAGE SADDLE, me- Happy Birthday to

dium tree. Good condition, $500.00. these PVRA Junior Members who have

September birthdays. (If your child’s

name is missing or information is in-

Horse Tales correct, please contact the membership

chairperson, Ellen Parry at 858-748-

Published monthly in Poway, Cali- 4423, piedpiper@cox.net.)

fornia, by the Poway Valley Riders See Print Copy. Ω

Association.

Editor: Ann Laux.

News and advertising deadline is

the third Tuesday of the month prior

to publication.

Subscription Price: Mailed free to

PVRA members and afﬁliate mem-

bers. Non-member rate $12.50 per

year.

Advertising Rates: Full page $30,

WANTED RODEO WORKERS

members; $60, non-members. Half

page $20, members; $40, non-mem-

bers. Prices on other sizes available

on request. Prices are for camera-

ready copy or simple ad design. Ac- Sept. 24, 25 and 26

ceptance of all advertising is at the

discretion of the editor. Call Charlie Sheldon, (858) 748-7037

Horse Tales layout and typography A few jobs for kids 13-17

by Ann Laux.

First come / ﬁrst served

Changes of Address: Please mail

change of address to: Horse Tales,

• Any questions call Charlie •

PVRA, P.O. Box 77, Poway, CA

92074.

September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 3

General Meeting Minutes, August 3, 2004

The General Meeting of the Poway spring will be spent on three gates. She ed that the August 7 show will start at

Valley Riders Association was called to also reported that the Pony Club spent 5:00, and the entry booth will open at

order at 7:00 p.m. on August 3, 2004. a couple of work days painting practice 4:00. He asked for workers for set-up

Approval of Minutes: The membership fences. that morning at approximately 8:00 or

voted to approve the July minutes as Marketing Committee: Murray Bank- 9:00 a.m., the show and the chuck wag-

published in the Horse Tales. head reminded everyone that the 2004 on. Staci Preckel will be judging and

Treasurer’s Report: Cathy Sylvester Showcase will be held from 4:00 – 8:00 Krista Preckel will announce. Allan

reported there is $25,658.56 in the CD, p.m. on Saturday, August 21. Reserva- brought up a concern that when our

$8,300.80 in the Money Market, and tion deadline is August 15, and sign- shows have strong show managers and

$12,231.42 in checking. ups can be taken on-line or by Lisa the shows increase in number of riders

Membership Report: Ellen Parry re- Scanlon. The menu is tri-tip and chick- and proﬁts, and the ability to ﬁnd vol-

ported that the Dorko family had com- en for adults for $15, and a children’s unteer workers seems to decrease, the

pleted their work hours, but she is still menu of hot dogs and hamburgers will show managers will experience burn-

waiting for their check. be offered for $10. out. He felt the club needed an infusion

Polo: Russ Sheldon asked if polo of interest on the part of volunteers or

Committee Reports could reschedule their August 15 date new members to help with shows. He

Adult Riding: Bryce Baker announced

to August 8. They practice on Thurs- thanked all the show managers for

that there is no adult riding scheduled

days at 7:00 if anyone is interested. their hard work and would like to see

for August because there is no instruc-

Trails: Robert Coates reported that them continue in their positions. He

tor available.

there is nothing new with trails, and asked membership to do what they can

Rodeo: Bud Cheatham reported that

anyone having a problem should call do alleviate this problem.

the BBQ is on September 18 and the

Dan Cannon. The Goodan Ranch trails Open Shows: Kasey Bergman thanked

Trail Ride through Peñasquitos Can-

are scheduled to open on Thursday, a long list of volunteers for their help

yon is on September 19. Russ Sheldon

August 12, but the ranch house area with her shows. She felt the show on

reported that Charlie Sheldon will be

will not be opening at that time. August 1 went well.

calling to sign members up for rodeo

Roping: Ed Schaeffer reported that Gymkhana: Ron Robinson announced

work hours.

he did not win anything in Salinas but that the next show is on August 14,

Chuck wagon: Allan Preckel report-

won in Lakeside. He will be leaving which is the last of the summer buckle

ed that for June and July, the chuck

soon for New Mexico and Colorado to series. Lisa Scanlon reminded everyone

wagon grossed $2,200 in sales and net-

rope. that the sign-up deadline for the ﬁrst

ted $1,200. He thanked all those who

Work Hours: Nancy Kirchhofer re- event will be promptly at 2:45 p.m. so

helped keep the chuck wagon running

ported that work hours were updated the show can start on time at 3:00 p.m.

smoothly in his absence.

last weekend and again this weekend. Fun Show: No report. Next show is

Board Member of the Month: Nancy

not until October.

Kirchhofer and Joe Biggers are Board Horse Shows Rentals: There is a CPHA show sched-

Members of the Month for August, Dressage: Janice Kall reported that the

uled for August 29.

September and October. Call them if show on July 11 netted over $500. She

Cross Country: Shelley Kincaid asked

you have any questions. felt the proﬁt would have been a little

that the water jump in the cross coun-

Drill Team: Lisa Scanlon reported that higher, but they suffered a change of

try course be redone, as there is a large

the drill team will not be riding in the judge at the last minute. October 17 is

sand build-up in the bottom. It was

Showcase, nor in the Poway Days Pa- the next scheduled show.

rade, as it conﬂicts with the September Hunter/Jumper: Allan Preckel report- Continued on Page 10

gymkhana. She reminded anyone who

is interested in drill, they ride on Mon-

days at 6:30 p.m.

Pony Club: Virginia Cross reported

that Poway Pony Club competed suc-

cessfully in Kentucky, taking a third

and a sixth. She thanked Shelly Kincaid

for all of her hard work and support

while there. She announced that Pony

Club is off in August, and the riders

have been encouraged to participate in

other shows this month. She reported

that the money the Pony Club made

from the Show Jumping Rally this last

Page 4 • Horse Tales • September 2004

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$2 discount on all tickets purchased in Advance at: Hamburger Factory, Boot Barn, Albertson’s, Discovery

Bank or on line at Ticket Web - Tickets on sale August 28 Kids 5 & under free General Admission only

Friday & Sunday Family Day General Admission 1 child 6 to 12 free with 1 paid Adult

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Over 12,000 spectators enjoy the Poway Rodeo and present a golden chance to expose your company to the

Poway Rodeo Fans. Sponsorships range from major Corporate Sponsors, Event Sponsors, Bucking Chute

Signs, Banners in the Arena, provide Rodeo Tickets for disadvantage kids on Sunday. Major sponsors

included in all media advertising, Rodeo program, Ticket Stubs, Logo on and link from Poway Rodeo

Website, Sponsorship acknowledgement by Rodeo Announcer, Sponsorship name on Electronic Scoreboard

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BBQ Dinner, Desert, Silent and Live Auction, Casino Night of Black Jack, Craps and Roulette

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September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 5

High Points (so far…)

Dressage/CT Open Show

Rider 3/15 5/5 6/7 7/12 Total Rider 5/17 7/19 8/2 Total

13 thru 17 Leadline

Cross, Archie 31 31 1 0 63 Alec Bergman 19 18 33 70

Grossman, Briana 28 0 25 0 53 12 and Under

Jones, Sally 31 28 28 76 163 Bergman, Hannah 21 43 28 92

Lopez, Rachel 31 0 22 0 53 Harchol, McKenna 12 13 12 37

McCracken, Melissa 25 43 28 0 96 Munos, Lauren 27 54 44 125

McDermott, Katharine 0 0 28 0 28 13 thru 17

Meihle, Katharina 0 28 0 46 74 Fetsch, Janna 16 23 0 39

Mourey, Alyssa 0 0 31 0 31 Jarvis, Hannah 0 0 12 12

Petzrick, Jessica 0 0 1 31 32 Munos, Devon 19 26 22 67

Thomas, Victoria 0 61 25 0 86 Myll, Kaylie 0 15 31 46

Till, Alexandra 46 46 25 25 142 Smith, Carli 25 32 32 89

Walsh, Amy 0 0 0 28 28 Wasmund, Rebecca 17 0 0 17

Zarella, Kate 0 28 31 31 90 Whitney, Krista 42 64 61 167

18 and over 18 and over

Calgaro, Tambi 0 0 31 31 62 Allen, Sarah 3 11 8 22

Eitzen, Katie 0 58 0 0 58 Curtis, Sandi 19 0 0 19

Groveman, Jackie 0 0 0 40 40 Groveman, Jackie 1 0 0 1

Koska, William 0 0 22 0 22 Hicks, Cristin 1 0 0 1

LaGrange, Nichole 0 31 0 0 31 Nixon, Patti 9 0 0 9

Miller, Sam 0 0 0 36 36 OʼBrien, Mary Ann 16 1 8 25

Miller, Sara 49 0 0 0 49

Nixon, Patti 0 28 0 0 28 Hunter/Jumper

Preckel, Krista 0 0 25 0 25 Rider 5/24/08 Total

Reed, Janet 28 52 0 0 80 12 and under

Zarella, Marta 31 28 0 46 105 Belasco, Lara 35 35

McDermott, Kathryn 28 28

Mouray, Alyssa 37 37

Gymkhana Points on Page 8 Rodgers, Lindsay 18 18

13-17

Banning, Brittany 19 19

Crane, Cory 41 41

Please report any corrections or questions to Gin-

Jones, Sally 73 73

ny Masten, 858-748-7347, or Amie Wisdom, 760-789-

2774. It is the responsibility of all riders to monitor Myll, Kaylie 28 28

their points for accuracy and report discrepancies Thomas, Victoria 17 17

promptly. Riders must declare a horse/rider combi- Wasmund, Rebecca 46 46

nation prior to accruing Centaur Award points. 18 and over

Lisa Banning 8 8

2004 Centaur Award

Rider Horse English Shows Western Shows Total

Hannah Bergman Ruby Slippers 5/16, 9 pts. 5/16, 12 pts.

7/18, 17 pts. 7/18, 26 pts.

8/1, 16 pts. 8/1, 12 pts. 92 total pts.

Page 6 • Horse Tales • September 2004

PVRA Members Compete at Arabian Nationals

PVRA members Brittany Banning and Jenn Halverson

competed at the 12th annual Youth National Arabian and

Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show held from July

25–31, 2004 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Youth Na-

tionals show offers 114 classes with more than 1,000 Arabi-

an, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses competing with

individual class entries totaling over 2,800. Youths prepare

for this show all year long and must qualify to compete by

earning championships and ﬁrst place ribbons at designated

Arabian “A” shows.

Jenn Halverson’s equine partner was her Half-Arabian

horse, “The Party’s Over”. They competed in Halter Show-

manship and Country English Pleasure. Brittany Banning

won three national Top Ten Titles in: English Show Hack,

13 & Under, Ladies English Side Saddle, 17 & Under, and

Mounted Native Arabian Costume, 13 & Under. Brittany’s

equine partners for these accomplishments were “K Akasha Brittany & Darcy with award plaques

Jabask,” and “Crapshoot,” respectively.

This dream would not have come true for Brittany and

Jenn without the guidance and instruction of trainer Darcy

Edwards. Over the past year, Darcy has introduced many

youths from the Poway area to the competition of Arabian

“A” level and Regional level Breed Shows. In one year Dar-

cy brought Brittany and Jenn to the National level! Thanks

Darcy for a brilliant job well done. Congratulations, Jenn,

Brittany, Darcy, “Party”, “Akasha”, “Shooter”, and “Gus”,

we are so proud of you all!

—by Lisa Banning

Brittany in Native Costume

Brittany & Akasha

Jenn

September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 7

Ratings

POWAY VALLEY Last month the D-3 rating was achieved

by Brianna who rode Jet for her test and

PONY CLUB

Alex who successfully tested on Doc.

Catherine rode Tahoe and Kaylie rode

Dante for their C-1 rating tests. Congrat-

SEPTEMBER 2004 ulations to you all on a ﬁne accomplish-

ment.

NEWSLETTER Colorful Standards & Poles

As can be attested to by viewing the

jump arena, the standards and poles

have gotten a fresh coat of paint. The

creativity of the paint volunteers is forever apparent by our

Championships now colorful jump course! Many thanks. The paint party

Several Poway Valley clubbers attended the National would not have been complete had we all not ended up in

Championships in Lexington during July. Our C-Quiz team the McDermott’s pool. Thank you, Laura and Catherine, for

members: Jesse and Rachel came home with the 3rd place having so many of us for such a delightful afternoon.

ribbon and medal. Sally and Dante came in 7th in equita- Thank you for supporting Pony Club.

tion and our D team of Hannah, Brianna, Alex and Emily

had a challenge with the steep competition and though they

didn’t ribbon they made a good account of themselves and

certainly had a great time. Bad Weather Riding Questions?

A special thank you to coach Shelley Kincaid and the chap-

erones who ponied-up their time for this fantastic event. Ex-

Call Pony Club

periences like this are possible because of you. Hotline, 689-8682, ext. 3727

Gymkhana High Points

Lead Line 3/14 4/11 5/9 6/13 Total Kelly, Kate 5 0 0 0 5

Robertson, Sarah 47 0 0 0 47 Kremer, Elena 14 0 0 22 36

Sadler, Macy 9 46 61 31 149 Munos, Devon 29 20 18 20 87

Wisdom, Cody 50 61 0 0 111 O’Roarke, Rae 17 0 0 0 17

12 & under Sweat, Jamie 51 34 39 41 165

Ashley, Neeley 0 31 22 0 53 Thompson, Caitlin 7 0 0 0 7

Brem, Kristina 42 0 33 45 120 Till, Alexandra 0 0 0 4 4

Davidson, Bryanna 23 30 0 11 64 Whitney, Krista 21 28 0 11 60

Davidson, Jacob 0 9 0 0 9 Zarella, Kate 18 0 0 0 18

Jarvis, Emily 0 0 5 6 11 18 - 39

McDermott, Katharine 10 15 16 0 41 Calgaro, Tambi 61 11 11 0 83

Metz, Carly 25 42 43 30 140 Davidson, Linda 43 46 56 50 195

Meyers, Carly 24 12 0 0 36 Montfort, Dawn 7 0 16 0 23

Morell, Baylee 57 57 43 38 195 Patella, Toni 0 0 0 54 54

Mourey, Alyssa 5 0 0 0 5 Smith, Iranda 0 0 0 43 43

Munos, Lauren 0 34 10 40 84 Soracco, Natalie 0 0 0 24 24

Robinson, Chase 0 3 0 0 3 Sylvester, Tori 0 18 0 20 38

Robinson, Miles 0 2 0 0 2 Talberg, Gretchen 42 48 58 45 193

Schloss, Lisa 0 9 5 0 14 40 & over

Smyth, Chloe 7 0 0 20 27 Ashley, Jennisse 0 11 9 0 20

13-17 Bandaret, Jay 0 0 0 51 51

Arbeiter, Ruthie 7 0 0 0 7 Burger, Dan 44 30 41 16 131

Beard, Ashley 0 0 3 10 13 Burke, Chuck 41 17 38 0 96

Davis, Katie 0 0 0 14 14 Cheatham, Bud 0 18 0 0 18

Dillard, Sarah 24 25 0 32 82 Martin, Chrystina 0 29 0 0 29

Dupont, Katie 55 39 56 55 195 Montfort, Noela 0 0 25 0 25

Fetsch, Janna 0 0 0 7 7 Munos, John 55 53 45 41 194

Grossman, Brianna 0 0 25 0 25 Munos, Mona 40 46 45 11 142

Jarvis, Hannah 0 0 6 0 6 Myll, Terri 0 41 0 0 41

Kaiser, Julia 42 42 0 30 114 Wisdom, Amie 16 9 0 0 25

Page 8 • Horse Tales • September 2004

Poway Valley Rider’s Association

Open Schooling Dressage Show

www.pvra.com Sunday October 17, 2004

Entries Must Be Received By Wed. October 13th

CLASSES---All Classes are $20.00 for Non-PVRA members. PVRA Members $18.00 per Class

1. USA Equestrian 2003 Introductory Test B (20 x 40 meter Arena)

2. US Eventing Assn. 2002 Novice C.T. Test C or/and D (20 x 40 meter Arena)

3. US Eventing Assn. 2002 Training or Preliminary C.T.Test C or/and D (20 x 40 meter Arena)

4. USA Equestrian 2003 Training Level Test #1 (20 x 60 meter Arena)

5. USA Equestrian 2003 Training Level Test #2 (20 x 60 meter Arena)

6. USA Equestrian 2003 Training Level Test #3 (20 x 60 meter Arena)

7. USA Equestrian 2003 Training Level Test #4 (20 x 60 meter Arena)

8. USA Equestrian 2003 First Level Test of Choice (20 x 60 meter Arena) (class split if entries warrant)

9. USA Equestrian 2003 Second Level Test of Choice (20 x 60 meter Arena) (class split if entries warrant)

Mail entries with checks payable to “P.V.R.A” to: Janice Kall, 14153 Ezra Lane, Poway, CA 92064

Questions: Please call (858) 486-1320. Entries will not be accepted without signature and full payment of fees.

Name ________________________________________________email_________________________

Address____________________________________________________________________________

City ___________________ State _____ Zip _______ Phone _________________________________

Please circle Junior (under 18 as of Jan 1, 2004) Birthdate__________________________________or Senior for Rider’s Division:

Class Test Rider Name Jr/ Sr Horse’s Name Fee

Jr/ Sr

Jr/ Sr

Realizing that equestrian sports are potentially hazardous, I agree to hold harmless Total Entries

Poway Valley Rider’s Association, Poway Valley Pony Club, and the offers, agents,

and volunteers of those organizations from any injury or damage that may occur Drug Fee

while participating in this equestrian activity. I also agree to abide by the rules of ($3 per horse)

the Poway Valley Rider’s Association and the competition as declared in the Grounds Fee

premium announcing this competition and the decisions of the officials based on ($5 per horse)

those rules. (Parent or Guardian if Under 18) TOTAL DUE

Signature: Date:

General Information: 7. NO REFUNDS after closing date.

1. Classes #1,4, 5, 6,7,8,9 USA Equestrian Rules for Dressage 8. If using online registration, CALL to confirm entry was received.

competitions apply except for exception noted in Note # 3 below. 9. PVRA Members: Points Count Towards 2004 Dressage & CT

2. Proper Dressage Attire. High Point. Only one horse to count towards High Point. Must

3. Classes #2 and 3, US Eventing .rules for Horse Trials apply---no declare ahead of show. Must ride three shows in series to

whips and tests must be ridden from memory, Negative Scoring. qualify.

4. Pelhams & Kimberwicks allowed for JUNIOR riders in Class 10. Drug Fee ($3.00) & Grounds Fee ($5.00) apply to PVRA members

#1 ONLY. and non-members alike.

5. Ride times available after 7 pm. Oct. 14th by calling 11. Food available on the grounds.

(858) 486-1320. Ride times will be Emailed Oct. 14th if Email 12. Dogs must be leashed.

address is provided. 13. Awards to First place, Ribbons to Sixth Place.

6. Management reserves the right to cancel, split or combine classes. 14. Grounds Open 7 am. Show starts 8 am.

DIRECTIONS TO POWAY VALLEY RIDER’S ASSOCIATION:

From I-15: Exit Camino Del Norte and Proceed East until it turns into Twin Peaks at the Poway City Limits. Stay on Twin

Peaks and continue past Midland to Tierra Bonita. Turn Right. PVRA is two blocks down Tierra Bonita on the Right Side.

From Highway 67: Take Poway Road West to Espola and Turn Right. Turn Left on Twin Peaks. Turn Left on

Tierra Bonita. PVRA is two blocks down on the Right side.

September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 9

General Meeting Minutes…

Continued from Page 4

suggested that James Walls come and look at the

jump and advise the Board of the expense.

High Point: Sandy Curtis reported she still

needed the old information to update the new

information.

Old Business

Easement Abolishment issue: Ed Schaefer an-

nounced that the City of Poway has also been

listed in the action. Ed has re-submitted a form

to protest the action, so he is now on record as

being opposed to the plans. No date has been set

on the hearing.

Facility Preservation: Kent Deines has not had a

chance to follow-up on interest in this project. He

asked again that anyone interested in looking at

this issue, please contact him.

Ann Laux asked that anyone interested in draft-

ing a plan for the Kent property behind PVRA

contact her.

New Business

Robert Coates announced that a group inter-

ested in having input into Cuyamaca Park’s re-

building is forming in September, meeting in

El Cajon. If anyone is interested in joining the

Friends of Cuyamaca, please contact him. There

was announcement at Green Valley on August

6 by State Parks to announce future plans for

Cuyamaca Park. He also reminded the member-

ship that there is West Nile virus in San Diego

County which could be heading to Poway.

The next general meeting will be held in the

Bill Bond Room at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Septem-

ber 7, 2004.

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September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 11

PVRA Horse Show

Calendar 2004

September

11 *Gymkhana canceled*

18 Sat., Rodeo BBQ

19 Rodeo Trail Ride (Rancho PQ)

24, 25, 26 Weekend, Rodeo

October

9 Sat., Gymkhana

10 Sun., Polo

17 Sun., Dressage

30 Sat., Halloween Fun Show

31 Sun., CPHA Rental

November

6&7 Weekend, Polo Tournament

13 Sat., Gymkhana

14 Sun., Hunter/Jumper

21 Sun., Turkey Trot Fun Show

December

11 Sat., PVRA Xmas party

Events that use the entire grounds (no open

riding): CPHA Rentals, Pony Club Show Jump-

ing Rally, Rodeo, Combined Training Event,

Dancing Horses Exhibition.

Some riding areas are available to the general

membership during: Hunter/Jumper Shows,

Dressage Shows, Gymkhana, Polo, Fun Shows,

PVRA Open shows.

Colic surgery… Pony Club Arena & Grounds

Continued From Page 1 Usage Schedule

the excess ﬂuid out of the rest of the small intestine. He then

reattached the two healthy ends. This is called an anasto-

mosis. Finally he systematically checks through his entire Date Time In Use Available

digestive system (read pulling it out and looking at it) to 1-Sep 3:45 R1, R2, WU, XC D, T

make sure everything else is healthy before putting him all 4-Sep 1:30 R1, R2, D T, WU, XC

back together and closing. Closing takes some time because

he has to stitch up several layers of muscle before ﬁnally

4-Sep 2:30 R1 R2, D, T, WU, XC

stapling the skin. 8-Sep 2:30 R1, R2, WU, XC D, T

Once the horse is closed up, they put the hobbles back on 15-Sep 3:45 R1, R2, D, WU T, XC

and winch him back up and then lay him on his side on a

padded recovery room. They use a padded room to make R1 = Ring 1, R2 = Ring 2, WU = Warm-up

sure that when he recovers from the anesthetic, he doesn’t

injure himself because it is common to fall several times be-

D = Dressage, XC = Cross Country, T = Trail

fore he is ﬁnally on his feet.

The horse will likely remain in the hospital 5-6 days and

will require 60 to 90 days of stall rest with hand walking

only before going slowly back to work. Frequent complica-

tions include adhesions, hernias, or kinks that may require a

second surgery to resolve.

—by Janice Kall

Page 12 • Horse Tales • September 2004

Donna L. Shettko DVM, DACVS

Equine • Large Animal

“Doctor Donna”, Poway’s own

local specialist

• Large Animal Surgery Specialist (Diplomate of American College of Veterinary Surgeons)

• Lameness Specialist

• General Equine Veterinary Care

Cell phone: 858-245-5550

Pager: 858-271-2999

Special Procedure Rates, inquiries welcome

Western & English Tack & Blankets

MTF Leather Repair

Nylon and Canvas

Custom Orders

Western & English Saddles Cleaned

Free Estimates

Call Mike at 858-748-1868 Dog Accessories

September 2004 • Horse Tales • Page 13

Hillside Tropical Home

with Mountain Views

2450 Vista Lago Terrace

B

eautiful custom hacienda in southwest

Escondido. This 1-story layout with

multiple patios and garden areas lends

itself to a comfortable traffic flow. The owners have

comfortably entertained large parties. All bedrooms and

baths are generously sized. This home has a separate

Seller will entertain offers between

bedroom and bath on one wing of the home adjacent to the

pool and garage suitable as a pool cabana, exercise area,

$780,000 - $880,000

guest house or nanny quarters open to a large private patio

with spectacular mountain views.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR A PRIVATE SHOWING, PLEASE CALL

R

Direct: (858) 485-8279

Fax: (858) 458-8276

Randy

Jones Email: cvjones@san.rr.com 16363 Bernardo Center Dr.

San Diego, Ca 92128

Each office is independently owned and operated. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify measurements.

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POWAY VALLEY

RIDERS ASSOCIATION

P.O. Box 77

Poway, CA 92074

General Meeting

September 7

Bill Bond Room PVRA Horse Tales

Poway Community Center September 2004

PVRA Sponsors

Platinum Level

Elston Hay & Grain

Nutrena

Poway Bernardo Mortuary

Chasteco Ranch

First Class Electric

Randy Jones, Realtor, Coldwell Banker Associates Realty

Gold Level Bronze Level

Jim Walls, Sorrento Valley Construction Donald J. Janiuk, O.D.

Mike’s Inland & Coastal Landscape Raymonde Draperies

❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦❦

PVRA 2004 Afﬁliate Members

Mary Cook Tax Service Audrey Klein The Pinto Ranch

Elston Hay & Grain Vicki & Jill McMinn/REMAX Polodeo Ranch—Sherry Sheldon

Donald J. Janiuk, O.D. RB Realtors Sher-Mar Enterprises

MTF Leather Repair

Afﬁliate members shown in bold type support PVRA at higher than basic afﬁliate membership level.

Please let our sponsors and afﬁliate members know how much PVRA appreciates their support!