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AHASFV President's Message — February, 2010 |
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Dear Members,
With the unpredictability of an El Nino year who knows what weather we have in store for this month of February. What we do know, however, is that there are two big events this month! The Equine Affaire is back in Pomona from February 4th to the 7th. Scottsdale, our well attended preview for the stars of 2010, starts on the following week on the 11th and continues until the 21st.
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Our first quarterly trail ride for AHASFV will be at Happy Camp in Moorpark on the 7th of March with a rain date of the 14th. There are two rides, a mostly trotting 15 mile ride and a mostly walking 7 mile ride. Both rides have water crossings and, hopefully, wild flowers. Then we will all meet up for lunch in the parking area. Please see our flyer in the Trail Rides section for more details and be sure to RSVP so we plan enough food.
The Region One and Two qualifiers, The Rancho Show, will be held March 26th through the 28th in Pomona.
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Our sister club, CVAHA, is holding a non-rated Spring Kick Off show on March 21st in Simi. We are planning our own show, benefitting the AHASFV youth, at the same location on April 21st.
Well, that is far ahead as I want to go on the calendar at this time…more activity news to follow next month!
We are looking for volunteers for both the March and April activities, so please don't hesitate to call me if you have time for a little fun and camaraderie. If you would like to attend our Board meeting this month, it will be held February 9th at Cisco's in Westlake, and the food is good. Let me know in advance, please, so I can arrange seating.
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Sincerely yours,
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| Teri Gonzalez-Reichman |
| AHASFV President |
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| AHASFV Mission Statement |
The Arabian Horse Association of the San Fernando Valley is committed to bringing together people interested in advancing and promoting the Arabian and Half-Arabian horse by conducting, encouraging, and aiding exhibits or shows, clinics, and trail rides, and to cooperate with other organizations to improve general equestrian activities. |
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