April 2020 Issue

Page 34 April 2020 EAST COAST EQUESTRIAN Print subscribers get FREE classifieds! FREE Print subscribers get FREE non-commercial classified ads! Just email your non-commercial (events, horses/trailers/tack for sale, boarding/lessons/training etc.) classified, 35 words or less to steph@eastcoaste- questrian.net . Be sure to include your name and mailing address as it appears on your subscription label. (Not a print subscriber? Sign up online at eastcoastequestrian.net .) Classifieds can run in more than one issue but must be resubmitted each month. Deadline is the 12th of the month before publication. EVENTS FARMS HORSES MISC. FARMS HORSES Microchip Lookup Tool for Horses Horselookup.org also promotes the industry’s various Safety Net Programs, which offer individuals the opportunity to attach their name to a horse’s registration in perpetuity for the purposes of providing an option for that horse should it ever be in need of a home. Safety Net Programs vary by organization and are managed by those partic- ipating organizations. If a horse is enrolled, a special logo will appear with that animal’s search results specifying the program and the contact information for that organization. Early adopters of this in- dustry initiative are The Jockey Club and their Thoroughbred Connect Program, US Equestrian (USEF), HomeAgain, Data- mars, Inc. and their PetLink.net registry, Microchip ID Systems, Inc. and their Equine Protection registry as well as their LifeTrac Safety Net Program. The Ameri- can Horse Council is continuing to solicit participation from every U.S. organization that houses microchip information in an effort to make this tool as thorough as possible. For more information contact Cliff Williamson at cwilliamson @horsecouncil.org. (Continued from page 25) Save the Date - April 26, 2020. 75th Annual Kimberton Hunt Horse Show, Glenmoore, PA. USEF Regional II "C" Hunters/Level 1 Jumpers. New classes! Gambler’s Choice & Mini Prix! Visit www.kimbertonhunt.org for more information The 99th Wissahickon Day Parade will take place on April 26, starting at Northwest- ern Stables and parading down Forbidden Drive, in Philadel- phia. It is the oldest equine pa- rade in the US. www.facebook. com/wissahickonDayParade or email wissdayparade@ yahoo.com Centered Riding Combination Clinic - Updating Instructors and Open. June 4-7 at Big Bear Horsemanship in Gettys- burg, PA. Develop harmony, increase balance and body awareness. Perfect for West- ern and trail riders. Contact bigbearhorsemanship@gmail. com or Facebook/BigBear Horsemanship. HUNTER PACE. Rose Tree- Blue Mountain Hunt, April 26, 2020. 10 am - 3 pm. Spring Valley Park , Glen Rock, PA. For more info, find us on FB or www.rosetree-bluemountain.com The second annual Maryland Thoroughbred Eventing Series concluded with the Full Moon Farm Horse Trials on Novem- ber 10, 2019. After the points were tallied, Maryland Horse Council member Lindsay Berreth of Leesburg, VA, and her 2000 Kentucky-bred Thoroughbred gelding Oh So Extreme, reg- istered name Private Pleasure (by Private Terms, out of Plum Thicket), came out on top, never scoring above 30. Lindsay covers eventing for The Chronicle of the Horse when not riding. In addition to eventing, she is an en- thusiastic dressage rider, working towards her United States Dres- sage Federation Bronze medal, which makes her dressage scores hard to beat in her eventing com- petitions. The series promotes the post-racing careers of Thorough- breds and is comprised of the 17 United States Eventing Associa- tion sanctioned events in Mary- land. Scoring was based on total penalties for the season. In its first year, the series proved popular with the com- petitors of Thoroughbreds as an additional way to promote two popular breeds with deep roots in Maryland. Series founder 2019 Maryland Thoroughbred Eventing Series Concludes Carolyn Mackintosh started the series to shine a light on the ca- pabilities of these athletic horses in their second careers. “I want eventers to recognize the wealth of equine talent available locally. Maryland produces and imports wonderful horses with great potential.” Maryland Horse Council and the Maryland Horse Breed- ers Association both signed on as early supporters of the series. Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the MHBA, found the series an easy fit, saying that “The Maryland Horse Breeders Association wants to support the non-racing careers of its Maryland-breds. This series demonstrates the versatility of the Thoroughbred.” In addition to raising the visibility of Maryland’s horses, the series also promotes Mary- land’s USEA sanctioned events. According to Maryland Horse Council President Neil Agate, “Eventing in Maryland is on an incredible up-swing and The Maryland Horse Council wants to do everything we can to not only encourage its continued growth but also make sure we grow with it. This series is the perfect way for us to do both." Horse Lay Ups: 20 minute drive to New Bolton Center/ University Of Pennsylvania Vet School. (No self care avail- able). Owner owned and run. Over 30 years experience. Two references requested. Rates upon request. (610) 721-5902. Foaling Stalls: Limited space available for mares that want to foal in Pennsylvania. 20 minute drive to New Bolton Center/University Of Penn- sylvania Vet School. Over 30 years experience. Reasonable rates. (610) 721-5902. Take lessons on, and/or lease, a rehabilitated horse on our farm in southern NJ. We have given a few rescues a second chance as pleasure mounts. Take a peek at www.russellsacresequine.com. TRAINING: Westfield Farm LLC, Tailored for horse and owner. ALL Breeds and disciplines. We will make your trail horse safe or a win- ning show horse More info at Westfieldfarmllc.com or call 717-432-2828. Will Travel. Great Care at Barn in Southern Chester County, PA. Indoor and Outdoor rings, round pen and trails. Stall board $450/month, Field $325. Vet references available, 20+ years experience, nice people. Judy 610-368-3822 4 Year Old TB Gelding: Very reasonably priced. 16 and 1 hands. Dark bay. Very quiet. Sound. Trail rides. Paper chase. Green in the ring. Lovely ground manners. Ships/clips. Good home only. (610) 721-5902. Large Chestnut Colt: Full brother to Devon/Upperville Winner. Unregistered TB. PA Bred. Will win on the line. Very athletic. Good mover. (610) 721-5902. Omega Horse Rescue located in Airville, PA has a variety of horses and ponies ready for their forever homes! Please visit our website to see pictures, videos and how you can help! www.omegahorserescue.com Better than right off the track! The PTHA's Turning for Home, Inc. always has OTTBs that are properly rehabbed, retrained and ready for their new careers. Find your next horse at www.turningforhome. org or call 215-808-7562. Xcapade-8 year old purebred Arabian mare for lease as broodmare. Daughter of world champion Escape Ibn Navar- rone D. Very attractive and athletic! $500 lease fee. Contact Sharon Noonan. 610-299-1609. wnoonan832@gmail.com Exiss 6 Horse slant aluminum gooseneck 2001. Stainless nose. Lighted, carpeted dress- ing room. Extra rear com- partment. Many saddle/bridle racks. Everything removable to enlarge stalls or fit carts. 7'6"ht. Extremely nice condition. $16,800. OBO 717-432-2828 CATS: Barn homes in Bucks, Chester, and Montgomery Counties, PA. are needed to give rescued strays a chance at life. Cats are neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated; delivered and acclimated. Fill out an applica- tion to adopt at StrayCatBlues. org or call 215-631-1851. Position Wanted: Horsewoman looking for full-time position on farm that has the horses well-being as priority. Rescue/ sanctuary preferred but will consider other opportunities. Live-in preferred. Text or leave message: 717-379-7032 Please check out www.female jockeys.com for over 200 jockey interview with current and retired jockeys from around the world. To advertise in the May issue of East Coast Equestrian, call (717) 509-9800 www.eastcoastequestrian.net Featuring expanded distribution of copies to the public from racks in high traffic areas of the showgrounds—the ONLY equestrian publication to reach thousands of exhibitors and attendees!! The May issue will feature the Devon Horse Show Preview! © Taylor Rains/Phelps Media Group Advertising Deadline: April 13