CVHA Newsletter Official Publication of Central Valley Harness Association February 2014

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1 CVHA Newsletter Official Publication of Central Valley Harness Association February 2014 President s Message We are excited about the coming year's schedule of activities! We have several events lined up out at the Fresno County Horse Park, including several club playdays, and at least one actual competitive event, in the Fall. Our monthly fun shows out at Verde View Farm in Sanger, will continue to happen, thanks to the hard work of Phyllis Rumley. The club meeting on Feb 5 was well attended, including several new members, so looks like everyone is ready to get out and drive. Please check the following schedule of activities in the newsletter, which is compiled by Kristi Knight. Thank you Kristi! Sharon Booth

2 Central Valley Harness Association P.O Box 1192 Clovis, CA BOARD OF DIRECTORS: PRESIDENT Sharon Booth (559) VICE PRESIDENT Membership, Roster Corrections Kathy Sidman (559) Welcome New & Returning Members: Eileen Bissmeyer Jackie Mills Larry Weaver Pam Yarbrough SECRETARY Sallie Phillips (559) TREASURER Brent Patten (559) MEMBER AT LARGE Bernice Strange NEWSLETTER EDITOR Kristi Knight (559) S. Anderson Rd. Exeter, CA CALENDAR OF EVENTS Celine Rickards (209) Calendar of Events Website: Central Valley Harness Association Website: Time to Renew Your CVHA Membership! Membership application form conveniently located on the last page of this newsletter!

3 CVHA February 2014 General Meeting Minutes Board Members Present: Sharon Booth, Kim Johnson, Brent Patton, & Kathy Sidman Absent: Bernice Strange Sharon called the meeting to order at 6:45 p.m. The board meeting was waived. Sharon began the meeting by presenting Phyllis with a Thank You bottle of wine for her efforts in putting on the WKRP shows. She then passed around the 2014 activity schedule. She noted we were unable to get the Fresno County Horse Park in the spring, but have a 6/28 playday, also 9/6 and 11/22 & 11/23 dates reserved. It is hoped to coordinate a clinic with Drew Callahan in November. It was suggested having an HDT instead of a playday, and Brent suggested having a hazard tournament, which could be based on fastest or optimum time. Sharon noted she will be checking with the San Joaquin Parkway in regards to using the River Center property for a Spring Drive. Treasurer Report: Brent stated the current balance is $ , and tomorrow he will be depositing $ in membership dues bring the balance to $ He also noted that we are lacking in membership participation to have a quorum for voting purposes. He suggested ing the agenda items. Sharon is going to begin the process of gathering the information to prepare a new budget. Old Business: Kathy said she is still selling the MacAfee tack from time to time, with the proceeds going to the club. There are still two nice surcingles left. There are also some small sheets and an incomplete harness as well. New Business: Jackie Mills said that the McKee s would like to coordinate their events with ours. They have a quadrille practice on the second Saturday of each month, with free driving. They would like to coordinate with our WKRP shows to promote driving. Perhaps safety checks was an idea. Contact Jackie or Denise Cuendette with any ideas. Sharon then announced the resignation as secretary from Kim due to her work schedule. After discussion Sallie stated she would assume the role. Sharon made a motion for Sallie to become secretary, with a second by Kathy, and the motion passed unanimously. The website was next on the agenda and Sharon stated her son will be our webmaster. Allyn will be acknowledged and thanked for all of her wonderful service in the next newsletter. Kim made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:45 p.m., seconded by Kathy and passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted by: Kim Johnson, Secretary

4 Update on Diana Cooley: Diana had a carriage driving accident late last year and was hospitalized for several weeks but is back home now after a couple of surgeries and physical therapy. Welcome Home Diana! FOR SALE: Thank You! We would like to give a big Thank You! to Allyn Carmen for serving as our Web Master of the CVHA website! CONNEMARA PONY CHAMPION PONY 2012 CLAY STATION PLEASURE SHOW RESERVE CHAMPION PONY 2013 CLAY STATION PLEASURE SHOW Potiquimi Just-a-minute (Jessie) 23 yrs. 13-2h grey, sound, excels in dressage $1500 Sharon Booth sboothandbuttercup47@gmail.com (559) For Sale: Star is an unregistered Welsh pony about 12 years old who is very good in traffic and at shows. He has no vices and is very socially normal with equines, dogs, other livestock and children. Star is a forward pony, but stands nicely to hook and has a nice halt when he is being driven. He is 13 hands and has been driven in a pair/single, loads and trailers beautifully. He has been previously used as a youth trail pony. Asking $3,000. For more information contact Lois Patten at (559) or (559)

5 What s Happening? W&KRP Continuous Drive Practice The W&KRP Horse Show Driving Class on March 1 st at Verde View Farm in Sanger will be a Continuous Drive format in preparation for the same type of events to be held elsewhere this spring. So come out and drive and get pointers for improvement or just come out and drive and have a great time doing it for fun! For more information or to RSVP, please contact Phyllis Rumley. Spring Fling Continuous Drive Jack and Marie McKee are hosting the Spring Fling Continuous Drive at their Whiffletree Ranch in Madera on March 29 th. This will be held in accordance of the ADS rules that govern these events. Please get your entry in early as space in the event and stabling is limited. For those entered in the competition, your entry fee includes free camping (no hookups) and use of the facilities for the weekend (you can drive again at will on Sunday). There will also be a potluck dinner Saturday night. McKees are also still hosting the Magic Minis Drill Team practice on the second Saturday of each month. They are also offering their facility to drivers to drive at will on that same Saturday. The Mini practice is held 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and folks may drive at will from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on the many trails, dressage arena and permanent hazards on their property. Red Top Draft Horse Days: Allan Clark & Susan Lyons will again be hosting the Red Top Draft Horse Days April th at their Red Top Ranch in Chowchilla. Open to the public, there will be various competitions and demonstrations in harnessing to farm implements, carts, wagons and carriages. Seminars will be held on Saturday. The Lions Club will be selling lunches and a $15 a person Barbeque dinner will be held Saturday evening, followed by a barn dance with a live band. Sunday will be breakfast for the teamsters, church and more horses driving. CVHA Newsletter Advertising Rates: Classified Ads: Members: $3 with a maximum of 25 words. $5 with a photo and maximum of 25 words. Non-Members: $5 with a maximum of 25 words. $8 with a photo and maximum of 25 words. Per Issue Rates: Quarter Page$10 Half Page $20 Annual Rates: Business card ad: $35 per year (12 issues) Quarter Page: $60 per year (12 issues) Half Page: $75 per year (12 issues) Full Page: $150 per year (12 issues) Articles & Photos: This is your newsletter, please send any driving event news & photos for publication to krknight1@aol.com or snail mail to: Kristi Knight 114 S. Anderson Rd. Exeter, CA The CVHA Newsletter is published monthly and is ed to members and posted on the website on or about the 15 th of the month. Deadline for articles, photos & ads is the 12 th of the month (or sooner, preferably).

6 DATE EVENT LOCATION CONTACT INFORMATION March 1 W&KRP Horse Show Continuous Verde View Farm Sanger, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or March 1 Trace Woodland Stallion Station Woodland, CA Shelley Chavoor (530) or smchavoor@sncglobal.net March 1-2 Shady Oaks clinic w/carola Slater-Diener & William Slater hosted by Sargent Equestrian Center Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or March 7-9 Arizona CDE Coolidge, AZ Peter Atonna (929) or mjatonna@gmail.com March 15 Confidence Building Driving Center Templeton,CA Linda Fairbanks (805) or lfairbanks@gmail.com March Sargent Equestrian Center Driving Series #3 Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or Jack or Marie McKee or ultralite@netptc.net Jack or Marie McKee or ultralite@netptc.net Phyllis Rumley (559) or Veronica Campbell (562) or t.v.campbell@verizon.net Veronica Campbell (562) or t.v.campbell@verizon.net March 29 McKee s Spring Fling Continuous Whiffletree Ranch Madera, CA March 30 McKee s Playday/Schooling at Madera, CA Whiffletree Ranch April 5 W&KRP Horse Show Driving Sanger, CA Verde View Farm April 5 Combined Test Lakeview Judge: Kail Palmer-Miller Terrace, CA April 6-7 Clinic w/kail Palmer-Miller Lakeview Terrace, CA April Red Top Draft Horse Days Chowchilla, CA April Driven Dressage Clinic w/hardy Zantke & Woodland, CA Shelley Chavoor (530) or Merrie Woodland Stallion smchavoor@sncglobal.net Station April Claystation HorsePark HDTs Wilton, CA Debbi Packard (916) or May 3 W&KRP Horse Show Driving Verde View Farm Sanger, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or May 9-11 Sargent Equestrian Center Draft Fest & Friends All Breeds Pleasure Driving Show Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or May 9-11 Vineyard Classic Woodland Stallion Station Woodland, CA Shelley Chavoor (530) or smchavoor@sncglobal.net May 18 Sargent Equestrian Center CA Scurry#1 Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or May Pleasure Days Carriage Driving Show Temecula, CA Diane Kern (818) or Downs May Claystation HorsePark HDTs Wilton, CA Debbi Packard (916) or May Brass Oak Continuous Twin Rivers San Miguel, CA Linda Fairbanks (805) or lfairbanks@gmail.com June 7 W&KRP Horse Show Driving Verde View Farm Sanger, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or June 8 Sargent Equestrian Center CA Scurry #2 Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or June Horse Expo Sacramento,CA JUNE 28 FRESNO COUNTY HORSE PARK DRIVING DAY FRESNO, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or June 21 Brass Oak Buggy Buddy Cabbage Patch Ranch Arroyo Grande, CA Ann McClure (805)

7 June Summer Festival Claystation HorsePark Wilton, CA July 5 W&KRP Horse Show Driving Sanger, CA Verde View Farm July Pacific Region Driven Dressage Festival Santa Paula, CA July 12 Driver/Navigator Sargent Lodi, CA Equestrian Center Debbi Packard (916) or Phyllis Rumley (559) or Jeanne Williams (209) or July 13 Sargent Equestrian Center CA Scurry#3 Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or July Knoll Rest CDE Oregon August 2 W&KRP Horse Show Driving Verde View Farm Sanger, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or August 2-3 Sargent Equestrian Center Dressage Fest Lodi Jeanne Williams (209) or August 10 Sargent Equestrian Center CA Scurry#4 Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or August TBA Claystation HorsePark HDTs Wilton. CA Debbi Packard (916) or Aug Sargent Equestrian CDE DATE Jeanne Williams (209) or Sept 1 Sargent Equestrian Center Driving Clinic Lodi, CA Jeanne Williams (209) or SEPT 6 FRESNO COUNTY HORSE PARK DRIVING DAY FRESNO, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or Sept Shady Oaks CDE Lodi, CA Sept Draft Horse Classic Grass Valley,CA Oct 4-5 Fall Festival Carriage Driving Pleasure Claystation HorsePark Wilton, CA Debbi Packard (916) or October 18 Whip r snapper Halloween Hustle Pleasure Driving Stetson Ranch Oct McKee s Halloween Ranch Madera, CA Jack or Marie McKee or ultralite@netptc.net Oct 30-Nov 1 California Saddle Horse Futurity Horse Show w/carriage Driving Classes Las Vegas, NV Lawrence Witter (661) or lwitter@social.rr.com Nov 1-2 Claystation HorsePark HDTs Wilton, CA Debbi Packard (916) or Nov FRESNO COUNTY HORSE PARK DRIVING PLAYDAY FRESNO, CA Phyllis Rumley (559) or Happy Valentine s Day!

8 Continuous Practice Drive Verde View Driving Show March 1, 2014 Continuous Drive Schedule: 9:00 10:30 a.m.: Meet the judge who will give us some pointers on how to drive your dressage test, then a walk through course and hazards, and cones course with map and organizer. Afterwards: Break with time to walk courses again and hitch your horse. Start times will begin at 11:00 a.m. Schedule to be posted. Sandwiches and Drinks will be provided $5.00 Turkey, ham or beef Any questions please call Phyllis Rumley (559) If you can t bring a horse please come and help we can always use a volunteer!

9 Saturday Dressage & Cones Sunday Dressage & Hazards Includes : 2 lessons/day Course walks: Develop strategies for cones & hazards (time TBD) Auditing of others lessons. Participation: $200/day $375/weekend Auditing: $25/day/person Overnight stabling: $30 Saturday night only (shavings provided at $10/bag by request only). Stalls will be cleaned by SEC staff at conclusion of event. Camping: $30 Saturday night only. No hook-ups. Bathrooms w/ showers available. Bring your own lunches etc. PLEASE, NO DOGS IMPORTANT: Please read Please fill out the registration below and mail with your payment to Sargent Equestrian Center. Registrations are accepted in the order received with full payment. In case of cancellation your payment is refundable only if your spot can be filled by clinic time. If the clinic is full, you may, if you wish, be added to a wait list. Checks should be made out to Sargent Equestrian Center. All riders and drivers must sign the attached liability release and submit with registration. Remember to note if you will require stabling or intend to camp on the premises. Jeanne Williams: info@sargentequest.com or Sargent Equestrian Center E. Sargent Rd. Lodi, CA 95240

10 Whiffletree Ranch Spring Fling 2014 Continuous Driving Event March 29 th 2014 The Continuous Driving Event consists of at least three ADS competitions driven consecutively and separated by brief rest periods. Each entry will be assigned a start time and will complete the competitions consecutively. Rest periods of a few minutes will be allowed between each competition. Tentative Schedule: Mandatory Competitor Briefing 8:30 AM Start of Dressage - Competition A 9:30 AM Format: Attire: Details: 1. Competition A: Dressage Tests: Training 2 pom 1994; Preliminary 2 pom Competition B: Pleasure Drive Pace Rolling terrain: VSE 2K; Ponies and Horses 4K 3. Competition C: Cones/Hazards 1. Protective headgear will be required for all competitions. It is the responsibility of the competitor (or parent or guardian in the case of a junior competitor) to see that the headgear complies with the current safety standards and is properly fitted and in good condition. 2. Attire should be the same for all competitions. Gloves and aprons / lap robes are required for driver. 3. Failure to carry a whip in hand while driving incurs elimination from a competition. 4. Spares are optional however we strongly recommend that you do carry a halter and lead. 5. Horse and Large Pony Turnouts (equines over 12.2 hands) must carry a Navigator or Passenger able to render assistance. DRESSAGE (Competition A): Training Test 2 (pom 1994) Preliminary Test 2 (pom 1994); ALL competitors will drive on the 40 X 80 meter arena. PLEASURE DRIVE PACE (Competition B): Purpose: To test the driver on his skill in negotiating a cross country drive at a prescribed pace. To be judged on how close the driver s time comes to the ideal time. Course Rolling Terrain Distance: VSE- 2K; Horses and all Ponies 4K Speeds for All Levels: Horses 14 kph Large Ponies 12 kph Small Ponies 11 kph VSE s 9kph Over 14.2 hh Over 12.2 up to 14.2hh Over 39 up to 12.2hh 39 and under 1. To be driven over a marked course of any length. The mid-point of the course is marked with a half-way marker. 2. Drivers are given the distance of the course and the speed they are to drive and they must try to come to the finish line exactly on time. ONE penalty point is assessed for each second too early or too late. 3. Walk Section: Management has the option of adding a mandatory walk section near the midpoint (not to exceed 1 K) to be clearly marked with walk and resume trot. In a multiple turnout all horses must break for a break of pace penalty to be assessed. 4. Mandatory Trot: The last kilometer (.6 mile) must be driven at the trot. The start of the trot shall be marked mandatory trot. In a multiple turnout, all horses must break for a penalty to be assessed.

11 5. Break in Pace Penalties: For this competition a break in pace shall be defined as a break of 5 seconds or more. In the Walk Section and/or Mandatory Trot Section, penalties will be assessed as follows: 5 penalties for each break for the 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd breaks. The 4 th break is ELIMINATION. 6. Ties: In the event of a tie, the Judge shall determine the winner by selecting the horse most suitable to provide a pleasant drive. CONES / HAZARDS (Competition C): The Course will consist of a Cones Course and two CDE type Hazards. You will start by driving Hazard #1 then continue to Cones (Enter, gates 1 thru 20, Exit) then immediately continue on to drive Hazard #2. You will be timed on the overall time elapsed from the Enter gate of Hazard #1 through Cones to the Exit Gate of Hazard #2. Pace - Training AND Preliminary: WALK or TROT ONLY Hazards: Training AND Preliminary will drive 4 GATES in each Hazard (break in pace of 5 seconds or more incurs 5 penalties.) (Gates A, B, C and D ). Note: The Hazards will NOT be timed individually, however CDE type hazard course penalties will apply. (correction of course, groom down, whip dropped etc.) Cones: There will be a 3 second penalty for each ball down. Scoring: Each Competition will be scored according to the ADS rules for that competition and the entries placed accordingly. Placings will receive points as follows for each competition: 1 st Place = 8 points 3 rd Place = 6 points 5 th Place = 6 points 7 th Place = 2 points 2 nd Place = 7 points 4 th Place = 5 points 6 th Place = 3 points 8 th Place = 1 point 1. Points for each competition are combined to determine the winners in each division: Training and Preliminary. Ribbons, 1 st Place thru 6 th Place will be awarded in each Division. 2. The Overall Event Winner will be determined by the highest point total of all entries. 3. For overall placing, entries eliminated in any ONE competition will finish below those who completed all competitions. Entries eliminated in any TWO competitions will finish below those who were eliminated in ONE competition, and so on. 4. Ties for each competition will be decided as specified in individual competition rules. 5. Ties for Overall Event Winner will be decided by the best score in Competition A: Dressage Carriage Driving Safety Rules 1. The horse must be bridled with reins attached anytime the horse is between the shafts or attached to a carriage in any way. Failure to comply may result in instant elimination. 2. NEVER leave the horse unattended when tied to ANYTHING while hitched. The Driver or a qualified attendant should be within arms reach of any hitched or partially hitched horse. 3. Only ONE driver at a time in any Hazard or on the Cones course. Please DO NOT ENTER a hazard or the Cones Course until the previous driver has finished and cleared the exit gate. 4. Approved Equestrian Helmets are required for anyone driving or riding on a carriage at all times. Whiffletree Ranch Rules 1. Please do not tie horses to any ranch trees or corral panels. 2. Dogs must be on leash at all times (with the exception of Carriage Dogs while riding on a Carriage). No dogs on Patio please. 3. Smoking allowed only inside your vehicle or on Patio Area due to fire danger. 4. Only ONE driver at a time in any Hazard or on the Cones course. Please DO NOT ENTER a hazard or the Cones Course until the previous driver has finished and cleared the exit gate. 5. Do not drive motor vehicles on Ranch carriage trails. Please park in designated areas. 6. Anyone driving or riding on any carriage on the grounds must have signed the Whiffletree Hold Harmless Release. Please do not give rides to anyone who has not previously signed the release.

12 Sign Up Sheet Whiffletree Ranch Spring Fling - March 29 & 30, 2014 Name: Phone: Address: City State Zip There is a $35.00 Grounds Fee per Turnout for the weekend which includes entry in the Continuous Driving Event, free camping (no hookups) and use of the Ranch Facilities throughout the weekend. Space in the Continuous Drive is limited. Please reserve your spot by March 15 th if possible so we can plan and schedule accordingly. Limited weekend stabling for horses staying overnight is available for $15.00 per pen (no bedding). Please or call for availability. Stabling MUST be reserved by March 15 th. There will be a Pot Luck Dinner on Saturday Evening Please bring a dish to share. We will provide tableware and drinks. Number of persons attending Potluck Dinner? I prefer to bring for the Potluck. Please bring your own lunch each day. There is a refrigerator and a microwave available for your use and a shower available for those camping. I plan to camp (no hookups): Friday Night Saturday Night Grounds open Friday, 3/28/2014 at 1:00 PM I plan to arrive: Day Time There will be a Competitor s Briefing (required) on Saturday Morning at 8:30 AM for the Continuous Drive. Will you participate in the Continuous Drive? Training Level Preliminary Level VSE Pony Horse Name of horse(s): Height at Withers: Sex: Whiffletree Ranch Rules 1. Please do not tie horses to any ranch trees or corral panels. 2. Dogs must be on leash at all times (with the exception of Carriage Dogs while riding on a Carriage). No dogs at house or on Patio please. 3. Smoking allowed only in Patio Area or inside your own vehicle due to fire danger. 4. Do not drive motor vehicles on Ranch carriage trails. Please park in designated areas. 5. Only ONE driver at a time in any Hazard or on the Cones course. Please DO NOT ENTER a hazard or the Cones Course until the previous driver has finished and cleared the exit gate. Carriage Driving Safety Rules 1. The horse must be bridled with reins attached anytime the horse is between the shafts or attached to a carriage in any way. Failure to comply may result in instant elimination. 2. NEVER leave the horse UNATTENDED when tied to anything while hitched. The Driver or a qualified attendant should be within arms reach of any hitched or partially hitched horse. 3. Approved Equestrian Helmets are required for anyone driving or riding on a carriage at all times. Please read and sign: I have read the above rules and agree to abide by them at all times while on Whiffletree Ranch. I will only allow persons who have signed the McKees Whiffletree Ranch Hold Harmless Release to ride on my carriage. Signature: Please make checks payable to: Marie McKee Enclosed: Grounds $35.00 Mail to: Stabling per ea. Marie McKee For additional information or requests: Oakwood Rd. ultralite@netptc.net TOTAL: Madera CA Phone:

13 The Brass Oak Driving Society Presents: A Continuous Drive at Twin Rivers Ranch In San Miguel, California, May 24-25, 2014 The Brass Oak Continuous Drive is designed for maximum pure fun! We did one in 2013 and had a great time and learned a lot. This year will be the same relaxed schedule and high quality social time with better features. Here is what you will experience: Get settled into one of the high-quality, spacious stalls or choose a paddock (limited availability). Saturday morning the fun begins with a 2K Marathon, followed by a Super Reinsmanship test (number to be announced), followed by another 2K Marathon, followed by a Timed Obstacle cones course. The whole drive takes about an hour. The day is divided into two parts. You drive for one part, then volunteer for the other part. Then, just for fun, you get to do the whole thing over the next day! In between time, hang out with friends or drive on your own. You are welcome to camp on the property. A shower and restrooms are available. Twin Rivers is large and open for riding and driving. And riders are very welcome to enter also! Riders may go as singles or pairs over the same courses as the drivers with their own times, scheduled just as the drivers are. Bring two horses and drive twice or ride and drive. Entry, including camping and stabling $ Saturday night catered dinner $ Sponsorship of a class $ riders competing as a pair $ Our payment plan is 3 monthly payments of: $43.33 Stabling for a horse not entered in the drive $40.00 Entries must be limited to 30 so that the ones who come can have the most fun. Directions to Twin Rivers Ranch: Mail entries to: Linda Fairbanks, 7755 Feenstra Rd., Paso Robles, CA If you have questions, call Linda at From the North Take Hwy 101 to the 1 st San Miguel exit. Turn Left on River Rd. Go about 4 miles to the entrance to Twin Rivers Ranch. From the South Take Hwy 101 to Mission St. in San Miguel. From Mission, turn Right on River Rd. and go about 4 miles to the entrance to Twin Rivers Ranch. From the East Take Hwy 46 to Hwy 101, then North to Mission St. in San Miguel. From Mission, turn Right on River Rd. and go about 4 miles to the entrance of Twin Rivers Ranch.

14 Brass Oak Driving Society 2014 Continuous Drive Entry Form: Driver Name: Phone: Address: Cell Phone Choose a Division based upon yours and your horse/pony skill level and your animal s size. Choose Honor of the Course if you are outrageously experienced or driving a world champion horse. Awards will be given in this category. Training Level Horse (for drivers or horses who are rather new to competition) Training Level Pony/VSE (for drivers or ponies/vse s who are rather new to competition) Preliminary Level Horse (for drivers or horses who are experienced competitors) Preliminary Level Pony/VSE (for drivers and animals who are experienced) Honor of the Course (for drivers who for whatever reason should choose this option) Tell us when you plan to arrive: Tell us who will be with you or at least how many helpers you will have so we can plan on them for a bit of volunteer work: Calculate your fees and write a check to Brass Oak Driving Society: Entry fee (if you are driving more than once, use one sheet per entry) $ (Remember that camping and stabling is included) Extra horses not entered in the drive stable at a cost of $40 each Saturday night dinner at $20.00 per person Class Sponsorship at $35.00 per class Mail this form and your check to: Linda Fairbanks, 7755 Feenstra Rd., Paso Robles CA 93446

15 Central Valley Harness Association P.O. Box 1192 Clovis, CA Postage The purposes for which this organization is formed are to promote the education and training of the public in the safe use of the equine in harness for pleasure, recreation, and sport, and for the advancement of the collecting and restoration of equine drawn vehicles. Please visit our website at CVHA Membership Application Date: Name: Address: City, State, Zip Phone: Cell Phone: Individual Membership $35 Family Membership $45 New member Renewal I wish to receive the CVHA Newsletter via or US Postal Service ($5 Extra Charge) Please make checks payable to CVHA Mail to: CVHA P.O. Box 1192 Clovis, CA Are you a member of Carriage Association of America? Yes CVHA Membership runs from January 1 thru December 31. Exception: For those joining on or after October 1 of the current year, the membership will be valid to December 31of the following year. Thank you for joining and welcome to our club. No