
April 2008
Website: www.fieldstonefarm.biz
CLINICS
Nick Wagman will be here April
12-13. The Chapter will be doing a Pilates
Clinic for the rider here on Saturday, April 26. If you are interested in joining it call
Carol Hill at 433-6146.
BARN NEWS
Hours Barn is Open: 7 AM to 8 PM, Monday through Saturday. Sunday the barn hours will be 8 AM to 6 PM.
If there is a special need to come outside those hours, please notify us for permission to come.
The new gates are almost all in! Thank you to Gil, Rick and Carlos for their hard work. The existing gates will be getting new metal posts and latches so they are up to par too. Please be careful of the snaps until we get the chains on them.
Also PLEASE SHUT THE GATE WHEN YOU GET YOUR HORSE OUT. It will keep the new gates working properly. Thank you.
HORSE HEALTH
Jamie Kerr DVM will be here on Wednesday, the 9th in the afternoon.
SONOMA CHAPTER
HAPPENINGS
The Chapter Shelly Siegel Show will be coming up June 6-8. It will be held at Santa Rosa Equestrian Center. Connie Davenport will be managing the show. Check with her or Bobby Keville to turn in entries
BARN NOTES
Please put away your blankets that are not being used. The aisle way is very untidy right now. If they are not taken care of by month’s end we will send them for cleaning so you can store them and you will be charged. We have tried other methods to clean up this area, but they have not worked.
NOTABLE QUOTES & LAUGHS
War has not just affected man greatly.
“In those far-off unmechanized days, suffering by horses in the pursuit of men’s bitter quarrels was taken for granted. Horses have died in their unrecorded millions in the service of their country for the first Calvary, scaling the rocks of Spain and Portugal in support of Hannibal to the selfless sacrifice of the British horses which galloped into the Russian guns.” Sylvia Loch
“In grateful and reverent memory of the Empire’s horses (some 375,000) who fell in the Great War (1914-1918). Most obediently and often most painfully they died.” Memorial at Church of St. Jude, London
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