THERE WILL BE NO PONY CLASSES AT THE NEW JERSEY BRED ALL BREED HORSE SHOW IN 2011.
Instead, NJPBO will hold two All Pony Shows to make up the lost classes for NJ Bred High Score Awards.
2010 All Pony Show Photographer
The first show will be our usual ALL PONY SHOW. It will be held on May 14th.
The second show will replace the All Breed Show classes and will be held on July 31st.
There will be no day money given at the second show but the amount usually given will be added to the year-end money.
Both shows will be held at the DVHA Showgrounds, Ringoes, NJ
Delaware Valley Horsemen’s Association (DVHA) Showgrounds on Toad Lane, 3.5 miles from
Rt 202 South.
At Flemington Circle (Rts 31-12-202) take Rt 202 South, 5 miles beyond the circle turn right on Toad Lane,
proceed 3.5 miles to showgrounds
on left.
Website: http://www.dvha.org
More information to come as provided.
N.J. EQUINE ADVISORY BOARD NEWS
brought to you by Gayle Stinson
Attached is the registration form for the 2011 Jr Breeder & Young Farmer Symposium that will be held on Saturday, March 26, 2011 at the Cook College Farm of Rutgers University.
Regards,
Debra L. Moscatiello
Technical Assistant, Agriculture
(609) 984-4389
Fax (609) 984-8265
Greetings,
Our Outreach Subcommittee members suggested you might be interested in the NRCS Publication New Jersey Pasture Management Guide for Horse Owner. This publication is designed to present basic information about the special grazing system and forage needs of horses. A well-managed grazing system can offer good nutrition, as well as the most economical and safest care for horses. Simple, inexpensive, low-maintenance management techniques also can protect and preserve natural resources by reducing soil erosion and preventing pollution of surface and groundwater from animal waste that washes off pastures and corrals
New Jersey Pasture Management Guide for Horse Owner is currently linked from our website features section at
http://www.nj.nrcs.usda.gov/features/. The document is only available as a 2.1 MB Adobe PDF document right now, but it will be available in html format by early June. We are also investigating the possibility of having a limited quantity printed.I hope you will take a minute to review this 18-page publication, and share it with your colleagues and associates as you deem appropriate. The direct link to the New Jersey Pasture Management Guide for Horse Owner is
http://www.nj.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/documents/Pasture2010.pdf . Your comments about this publication are welcome.Thanks,
Barbara L. Phillips, Public Affairs Specialist
www.nj.nrcs.usda.gov
Greetings
Again!
This just serves as a reminder that eXtension Horses (found at
www.extension.org/horses) is on-line resource for horse producers brought to you by extension specialists from all
across the United States. We have developed this survey in order to learn what you think of eXtension Horses, how much you use it and how it helps you and
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Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
84 Lipman Dr., 213E Bartlett Hall
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
esc.rutgers.edu
PH: 732-932-5529
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Club News
Another great year for Lower Cross Farm.We accomplished our goal for Glynhafan Hermione- she received both her LOM and her AOE! She is also the 2010 USEF HOTY National and Zone 2 Champion Welsh Adult Pleasure.For WPCSA, she is 2010 National Champion in Short Stirrup Hunter with Kaitlin Hofer , and Reserve National Champion in both Short Stirrup Equitation and A/B Welsh Pleasure 12.2-14.2. Davric Honey Bee won WPCSA National Champion in Child's First Pony, Walk, Walk/Trot, and Walk/Trot Poles with Catherine Smith, plus 4th in Short Stirrup Hunter with Kaitlin,Catherine and Annika Smith in very limited showing for this division.Liz Hofer showed Farmore Applause to WPCSA National Champion in Long Stirrup Hunter, and Reserve National Champion in both Adult Half-Welsh English Pleasure and Half-Welsh geldings 3 & over, and finishing his AOH.
Graig Seipel, Farrier
973-907-0327
*multiple equine discount - call for pricing
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