Welcome to Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club
Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club is pleased to announce a Pony Club Fun Day and Dressage Clinic Saturday August 10th in Binghamton, NY. Everyone is welcome to attend. Anyone can ride in the dressage clinic.
Dressage clinic will be taught by Ashley Haffey of Lane Cove Dressage. One hour ride $50, half hour ride $25 Child and adult riders welcome
Open to all levels and riding disciplines
Auditors welcome at no charge
Door prizes
Lunch and bake sale
Table space available to horse vendors (contact for pricing)
No horse? Horses/Ponies available to ride for suggested $5 donation
Come check out Pony Club!!
LOCATION: 3833 Brady Hill Road, Binghamton, NY
CONTACT: 607-343-8164 or return2gotham@hotmail.com
DEADLINE TO REGISTER: August 1st
Dressage clinic will be taught by Ashley Haffey of Lane Cove Dressage. One hour ride $50, half hour ride $25 Child and adult riders welcome
Open to all levels and riding disciplines
Auditors welcome at no charge
Door prizes
Lunch and bake sale
Table space available to horse vendors (contact for pricing)
No horse? Horses/Ponies available to ride for suggested $5 donation
Come check out Pony Club!!
LOCATION: 3833 Brady Hill Road, Binghamton, NY
CONTACT: 607-343-8164 or return2gotham@hotmail.com
DEADLINE TO REGISTER: August 1st
OTTB Show Saturday June 1st
Lane Cove Dressage is pleased to announce a Dressage Schooling Show on Saturday June 1st, 2013 in McGraw, NY. The show is organized and hosted by Lane Cove Dressage. All proceeds from lunch and bake sale will benefit STPJ Pony Club.
Entry Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fRWLIWsU2Bm6f1sWVCPEV_qdYLy_Vx4DVdtwamHjmb4/viewform
Entries: $18/class for Pony Club, Horsemaster or Friends of Pony Club members and $25.00/class for non-members. Total due will also include a $5.00 number deposit. Entries must be received by May 25th, 2013.
Awards: Six ribbons in each class. High score awards for Open & Jr/YR.
Entries are limited. If the show is oversubscribed a waiting list will be established.
ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE PROPER FEES, COPY OF NEG COGGINS (2012 OR 2013) AND CURRENT RABIES CERTIFICATE, OR MUST BE PRESENTED ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW.
ONLINE SUBMISSIONS: Riders submitting entry forms online will be sent an invoice for their classes + $5.00 number deposit. Riders must pay entry fees before the day of the show or will not be allowed to ride. Riders submitting entry forms online must also sign a standard release on the day of the show, and must present a copy of their horse's negative coggins and rabies certificate on arrival on the show grounds if they have not emailed a scanned copy to lanecovedressage@gmail.com beforehand.
Times: Times will be posted at www.LaneCoveDressage.com or call 607-863-3288 or email lanecovedressage@gmail.com.
Arena: A small arena will be set up in one non-regulation size (80X120ft) indoor arena. Warm up on large outdoor arena with grass.
Misc.: Show attire is optional. Helmets and boots required. USEF/USEA Dressage rules regarding bits, saddlery and equipment will apply.
Most classes are eligible for The Jockey Club’s Thoroughbred Incentive Program (TIP).
A variety of high point awards will be awarded for Both Jr/YR and open division.
TIP Eligibility – Only Thoroughbreds that have been registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign Thoroughbred stud book recognized by The Jockey Club are eligible to participate in T.I.P. classes and awards. NEW for 2013 – Riders and owners should obtain a T.I.P. number for all horse/rider combinations. T.I.P. number applications are done online at www.tjctip.com. T.I.P. numbers must be provided to the horse show.
FOOD WILL BE AVAILABLE. Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club will sell lunch from 12:00-1:00 p.m. They will also host a bake sale based on donation throughout the day. All proceeds from food fundraising will benefit STPJPC.
Show management reserves the right to combine or divide classes as warranted.
NO DOGS PLEASE.
Directions: ALL CARS must park on the road.
Lane Cove Dressage
3773 Stillwell Hill Rd
McGraw, NY 13101
Entry Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fRWLIWsU2Bm6f1sWVCPEV_qdYLy_Vx4DVdtwamHjmb4/viewform
Entries: $18/class for Pony Club, Horsemaster or Friends of Pony Club members and $25.00/class for non-members. Total due will also include a $5.00 number deposit. Entries must be received by May 25th, 2013.
Awards: Six ribbons in each class. High score awards for Open & Jr/YR.
Entries are limited. If the show is oversubscribed a waiting list will be established.
ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE PROPER FEES, COPY OF NEG COGGINS (2012 OR 2013) AND CURRENT RABIES CERTIFICATE, OR MUST BE PRESENTED ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW.
ONLINE SUBMISSIONS: Riders submitting entry forms online will be sent an invoice for their classes + $5.00 number deposit. Riders must pay entry fees before the day of the show or will not be allowed to ride. Riders submitting entry forms online must also sign a standard release on the day of the show, and must present a copy of their horse's negative coggins and rabies certificate on arrival on the show grounds if they have not emailed a scanned copy to lanecovedressage@gmail.com beforehand.
Times: Times will be posted at www.LaneCoveDressage.com or call 607-863-3288 or email lanecovedressage@gmail.com.
Arena: A small arena will be set up in one non-regulation size (80X120ft) indoor arena. Warm up on large outdoor arena with grass.
Misc.: Show attire is optional. Helmets and boots required. USEF/USEA Dressage rules regarding bits, saddlery and equipment will apply.
Most classes are eligible for The Jockey Club’s Thoroughbred Incentive Program (TIP).
A variety of high point awards will be awarded for Both Jr/YR and open division.
TIP Eligibility – Only Thoroughbreds that have been registered with The Jockey Club or a foreign Thoroughbred stud book recognized by The Jockey Club are eligible to participate in T.I.P. classes and awards. NEW for 2013 – Riders and owners should obtain a T.I.P. number for all horse/rider combinations. T.I.P. number applications are done online at www.tjctip.com. T.I.P. numbers must be provided to the horse show.
FOOD WILL BE AVAILABLE. Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club will sell lunch from 12:00-1:00 p.m. They will also host a bake sale based on donation throughout the day. All proceeds from food fundraising will benefit STPJPC.
Show management reserves the right to combine or divide classes as warranted.
NO DOGS PLEASE.
Directions: ALL CARS must park on the road.
Lane Cove Dressage
3773 Stillwell Hill Rd
McGraw, NY 13101
Horsemasters (Adult Pony Club) Informational Meeting 2/22/13 @ 7 p.m.
Our Pony Club is excited to start a Horsemasters program for area adults that are interested in learning more about horse management and riding.
-The Horsemasters adult volunteer program is designed to support & assist the local Pony Club
-Horsemasters have regular mounted/unmounted meetings separate from Pony Club
-Horsemasters can achieve "certificates" like Pony Clubbers achieve "ratings"
-Horsemasters have the opportunity to ride in regional/national clinics and events
-Horsemasters is fun! This is a great way to meet riders and learn more about the horse management and safety of your horse.
-2013 membership applications are now due.
A question and answer informational session will be available on Friday February 22nd at 7 p.m. Applications are now available for those that would like to sign up. Please contact our club for more information about this fantastic program.
-The Horsemasters adult volunteer program is designed to support & assist the local Pony Club
-Horsemasters have regular mounted/unmounted meetings separate from Pony Club
-Horsemasters can achieve "certificates" like Pony Clubbers achieve "ratings"
-Horsemasters have the opportunity to ride in regional/national clinics and events
-Horsemasters is fun! This is a great way to meet riders and learn more about the horse management and safety of your horse.
-2013 membership applications are now due.
A question and answer informational session will be available on Friday February 22nd at 7 p.m. Applications are now available for those that would like to sign up. Please contact our club for more information about this fantastic program.
Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club
Southern Tier Puddle Jumpers Pony Club
Membership Meetings: 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month at 1 p.m. (starting in December)
Sponsor's Meetings: Every third Friday at 7 p.m.
Membership applications for 2012-2013 are now available.
Information Meeting on Adult Pony Club (Horsemasters) is scheduled for Friday, February 22nd at 7 p.m.
Our Members are currently preparing for WNY Region Quiz competition in April
Please contact STPJPC if you are interested in learning more about Pony Club.
What is Pony Club?
PARTICIPANTS: Participating members of Pony Club are children and young adults up to 25 years of age who are interested in horsemanship, sportsmanship and leadership. Pony Club is a phenomenal youth organization that teaches all aspects of horse care in addition to great riding skills for almost any discipline.
Pony Club offers a “rating” system that children progress through to assess their riding (in chosen discipline or traditional rating) and horse management skills. Pony club has made several changes over that past decade. If you remember Pony Club of the past, you might remember that is was heavily based on eventing. Nowadays Pony Club participants can rate up through levels in their chosen discipline without jumping! Children that are horseless or interested riders can also rate a horse management only option after achieving a few of their D-ratings.
ACTIVITIES: “Pony Club’s basic belief in teaching horse care, riding and safety is teamed with a belief that riding should be fun and exciting. To combine these principles many clubs offer additional activities in areas such as”:
• Camps
• Dressage
• Driving
• Eventing
• Foxhunting
• Horse Management
• Mounted Games
• Polo
• Polocrosse
• Quiz
• Show Jumping
• Tetrathlon
• Trail Riding
• Vaulting
PARENTS: “Being involved with Pony Club takes a substantial time commitment. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend all club meetings and events. Pony Club really is a family experience; it is an excellent investment of your time for your child’s future.”
SPONSORS: “A sponsor is a parent, or other interested adult, who takes an active role in the club and pays a club Sponsor fee. A Sponsor votes on the Pony Club officers and helps plan, organize, and run club activities. Sponsors are also encouraged to be Corporate members”.
MORE WAYS TO BECOME INVOLVED: Forming a Pony Club takes a community. If you are over the age of 25 and still would like to support our club we have several options:
1. You could consider a sponsorship or become a corporate member
2. Volunteer at our PC meetings/rallies. We’re always looking for folks to help out. You are also welcome to join or form a committee to support our club. Options include:
• Horse Management (HM) Committee – coordinates HM judging and HM workshops
• Instruction Committee – coordinates mounted and unmounted lessons
• Policy Committee – assists in establishing and updating club policies
• Social Committee – plans fun equine and non-equine related activities
• Fund-raising Committee – coordinates fund-raising efforts
• “Friend-raising” committee – involves alumni, former officers, volunteers and others in activities.
At a basic level our club will be looking for officer positions: Treasurer, Secretary, Joint-DC, etc
3. Join the Horsemasters’ Program for adults that want to participate in Pony Club. Members of Horsemasters’ can organize lessons with or without Pony Club, and offers a similar (but not the same) rating system as Pony Club. Perks to becoming a Horsemaster include access to open spots in Pony Club region clinics, and access to mounted and unmounted Pony Club activities.
For more information please check out the USPC website at http://www.ponyclub.org/
Membership Meetings: 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month at 1 p.m. (starting in December)
Sponsor's Meetings: Every third Friday at 7 p.m.
Membership applications for 2012-2013 are now available.
Information Meeting on Adult Pony Club (Horsemasters) is scheduled for Friday, February 22nd at 7 p.m.
Our Members are currently preparing for WNY Region Quiz competition in April
Please contact STPJPC if you are interested in learning more about Pony Club.
What is Pony Club?
PARTICIPANTS: Participating members of Pony Club are children and young adults up to 25 years of age who are interested in horsemanship, sportsmanship and leadership. Pony Club is a phenomenal youth organization that teaches all aspects of horse care in addition to great riding skills for almost any discipline.
Pony Club offers a “rating” system that children progress through to assess their riding (in chosen discipline or traditional rating) and horse management skills. Pony club has made several changes over that past decade. If you remember Pony Club of the past, you might remember that is was heavily based on eventing. Nowadays Pony Club participants can rate up through levels in their chosen discipline without jumping! Children that are horseless or interested riders can also rate a horse management only option after achieving a few of their D-ratings.
ACTIVITIES: “Pony Club’s basic belief in teaching horse care, riding and safety is teamed with a belief that riding should be fun and exciting. To combine these principles many clubs offer additional activities in areas such as”:
• Camps
• Dressage
• Driving
• Eventing
• Foxhunting
• Horse Management
• Mounted Games
• Polo
• Polocrosse
• Quiz
• Show Jumping
• Tetrathlon
• Trail Riding
• Vaulting
PARENTS: “Being involved with Pony Club takes a substantial time commitment. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend all club meetings and events. Pony Club really is a family experience; it is an excellent investment of your time for your child’s future.”
SPONSORS: “A sponsor is a parent, or other interested adult, who takes an active role in the club and pays a club Sponsor fee. A Sponsor votes on the Pony Club officers and helps plan, organize, and run club activities. Sponsors are also encouraged to be Corporate members”.
MORE WAYS TO BECOME INVOLVED: Forming a Pony Club takes a community. If you are over the age of 25 and still would like to support our club we have several options:
1. You could consider a sponsorship or become a corporate member
2. Volunteer at our PC meetings/rallies. We’re always looking for folks to help out. You are also welcome to join or form a committee to support our club. Options include:
• Horse Management (HM) Committee – coordinates HM judging and HM workshops
• Instruction Committee – coordinates mounted and unmounted lessons
• Policy Committee – assists in establishing and updating club policies
• Social Committee – plans fun equine and non-equine related activities
• Fund-raising Committee – coordinates fund-raising efforts
• “Friend-raising” committee – involves alumni, former officers, volunteers and others in activities.
At a basic level our club will be looking for officer positions: Treasurer, Secretary, Joint-DC, etc
3. Join the Horsemasters’ Program for adults that want to participate in Pony Club. Members of Horsemasters’ can organize lessons with or without Pony Club, and offers a similar (but not the same) rating system as Pony Club. Perks to becoming a Horsemaster include access to open spots in Pony Club region clinics, and access to mounted and unmounted Pony Club activities.
For more information please check out the USPC website at http://www.ponyclub.org/
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