Horse Activities LA Equestrian Center There are RV hook-ups at the LAEC. The cost is $50/day.
The exhibition committee is working hard to line up some exciting rides for Friday night. Some of the horses so far are: Horses coming in for the show, exhibition or inspection can purchase shavings from the on site provider. Please contact them directly for your shaving order. Shavings and Hay supplier : US Horse Feed and Bedding. 818-559-9699. They have a satellite office right on the showground's and a store about 1/4 mile up the road. They will leave whatever product is ordered in front of the appropriate stall. They will also take orders when people arrive at the show.
Current prices are as follows :
Shavings - 7 cubic feet- pine- $8.10 each
Alfalfa Hay - $21.95 bale - 3 wire bale
Oat Hay - $20.95 bale
Bermuda Grass - $ 18.95
Timothy Grass - $28.95
They have various horse supplies/vert supplies/grain, etc.
For detailed info on the LA Equestrian center and more photos visit their webiste, www.la-equestriancenter.com I am sure there will be changes to this schedule as activities are worked out so check back often to find out the latest. Wednesday November 19th Thursday, November 20, 2008 Friday November 21 Saturday, November 22, 2008 We have 11 mares for inspection and 3 young horse evaluations. I stallion for inspection. We will be having a Mare and Young Horse Show on Thursday morning. The in hand classes will be the same as previous years with the mares judged as breeding animals and the horses 3 years old and under being judged on their suitablilty as sporthorses. There will be judges sheets similar to those at recognized Dressage Sportbreeding shows. Hilda Gurney has agreed to judge the mare and young horse classes. We will also have a dressage suitability undersaddle class this year. This class is open to 3 year old and older horses. The class will be split into age groups of 3 & 4 year olds and 5 year olds and over if there are 3 or more entries in both age groups. Class will be judged first at the walk, trot and canter. Older horses may be asked to do lengthings at the trot and canter. Horses will then be stripped and conformation will be judged. The judge may ask the age of your horse. Judges for this class will be Margo Hoagland and Jean Brinkman.
Class list, entry and stabling form click here.
The hunter and jumper stake classes will be held again this year and we are currently looking for people who are willing to sponsor these classes. Please contact Pam if you would like to contribute to the prize money for these classes. Thank you to our stake class sponsors to date: Shawnda Nadeau, David Beattie and Anne Marie Mueller. Due to its success last year we will again have a Jumper Calcutta. The bidding on the winner will be held on Friday afternoon. For those of you not familar with a calcutta, people bid on the horse they feel will win the class. The winning bid money goes into a pot. The high bidder on the winning horse wins a percentage of the pot with the remainder going to the ATA. Last years winner donated his winnings to the ATA as well.
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