IMPORTANT RULE CHANGES - 6/19/2010
For all breeds involved in the NJ-Bred Program (monetary awards), only the top 3 scores in any category will be counted.
DONNA RAQUET
MEMBERS IF YOU ARE COMPETING AT
THE PONY FINALS WITH A REGISTERED WELSH OR CROSSBRED,
Denise Loeffel - crosscreekwelsh@gmail.com
I will be at the Pony Finals with press credentials because I photograph ponies for the WPCSA and the VPBA (I am on the Board of the VPBA and the MPB). If you know of any ponies who have been registered with the Crossbred registry that will be at Pony Finals I would be happy to get photos of them. Just a thought. Perhaps in the Future these ponies can be acknowledged in some way with a Trophy or some other kind of award by NJPBO (cooler, halter, etc)
Take care and hope to hear from you soon,
prizelists for back to back Ohio Pony Shows in August
Added VSE driven dressage
PRIZE LIST
http://www.nj.com/sports/njsports/index.ssf/2010/06/post_14.html
HORSE PARK of NEW JERSEY
THE 42nd ANNUAL
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Presented by
In cooperation with
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HORSE PARK OF
Also available on the Horse Park of NJ web site:
and
2010 All Pony Show Photographer
CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS WELSH PONY MARE?
I know this is a long shot but I am trying to find out info on a welsh mare I
rescued few months ago at the New Holland auction, so I was told to contract the welsh breeders in NJ since NJ is where the mare came from. She just had a
foal today so it would be great to know what she was bred to as well. I have attached a few pictures if you happen to recognize her please let me know, if
it would greatly appreciated.
5 year old Grey Mare
roughly 12.1
broke to ride
maiden mare, foal is strawberry roan with a bald face
Thanks,
Corinne Deans
(443)907-9999 or rin@shadowcreekfarm.com
N.J. EQUINE ADVISORY NEWS
brought to you by Gayle Stinson
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
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
220 Davidson Avenue 4th Floor
Somerset NJ 08873
(732) 537-6044
www.nj.nrcs.usda.gov
New Jersey Farm and Agricultural Store Directories
Once again,
courtesy of Amy Butewicz, a former NJ Equestrienne of the Year, we will be offering the NJ Agricultural Achievement Award to be presented at the Breeder’s Award Luncheon in January.If
you know of a student that will be a senior starting September ’10, that meets the criteria, please forward to him or her.Regards,
Debra L. Moscatiello
Technical Assistant, Agriculture
609-984-4389
Fax: 609-984-8265
Graig Seipel,
Farrier
973-907-0327
*multiple equine discount - call for pricing
Please email me at deniseloeffel@njponybreeders.org if you find any links broken.
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