By Kay Coyte Published July 22, 2013 Washington Post This weekend marks the 60th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice, the day an agreement was signed to end the fighting in the peninsula now divided into North and South Korea. On Saturday, men and women who fought in Korea will be honored in Washington. But the […]
Read MoreJoin BCHA for our first Fun Ride and Potluck!
BCHA Member Fun Ride and Potluck Saturday, August 3 Join us for a fun day, meet other BCHA members, ride or not at Hermit Park off Highway 36 between Lyons and Estes Park. We have the Hermit Cabin site reserved and there are plenty of tables and a port-o-pottie right at the site. Come with […]
Read MoreHave you heard of “The Equine Expert?
The E-Quine Expert is a monthly e-publication brought to you by My Horse University and eXtension’s HorseQuest. Each issue contains bales of relevant information based on the research and knowledge from world-renowned experts and our online courses and products. Past issues of The E-Quine Expert are available in our newsletter archives. I find some of their articles interesting and […]
Read MoreSummer Heritage Evening at the Walker Ranch Homestead on July 20
From Boulder County Information: Boulder County, Colo. – Join us for an evening of fun at Walker Ranch Homestead. Families are encouraged to bring a picnic supper to enjoy and are asked to remember to bring a blanket as there are no tables at the homestead. After a picnic, visitors can talk with costumed volunteers to […]
Read MoreStaunton State Park Opens in Jeffco
From high grassy meadows at 8,100 feet to soaring granite cliffs over 10,000 feet, Staunton State Park’s varied geology, soils, water features, and climate support rare and unexpected plant communities and a rich diversity of wildlife and provide a myriad of outdoor recreation opportunities including over 15 miles of trails for horseback riding. Colorado’s newest […]
Read MoreHeading for a Rodeo or Horse Show? Buying or Selling a Horse?
Be sure to get a Brand Inspection From the Colorado Horse Council Contact Newsletter This time of year sends many Coloradans outside to enjoy our warm days and cool evenings; horseback riding is often a favorite summer activity and the Colorado Department of Agriculture reminds horse owners that state statutes require a “brand” inspection if they […]
Read MoreCondolences to an Equine Friend Findlay
After posting the article on rabies I was saddened to hear of a beloved equine who was lost due to rabies. Our deepest thoughts are with you and your family. For those who have not vaccinated for rabies please consider discussing this with your veterinarian. I am reposting this from Sarah Reidy: Dear R.M.F.C. Members […]
Read MoreCoulson Gulch Trail Work Day
It was a gorgeous Saturday for a workday at Coulson Gulch. This was a multi-partner event with BMA, the Forest Service and BCHA volunteers. The BMA volunteers showed up enforce and got to work on trail maintenance. BCHA board members, Pat Holgate and Linda Parks picked up lunch at the Subway in North Boulder, arranged […]
Read MoreWant to learn more about Equine Dentistry
Check out the Northern Back Country Horse Association ‘s meeting on June 12th at The Ranch. Their monthly meetings are now the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM. Speakers are DVM, Patty Latham and Jim Latham. They will be speaking about equine dentistry. They do a great job presenting this topic and are very […]
Read MoreOSMP Volunteer Trail Construction Project: Upper Big Bluestem
Saturday, June 1, 2013 8 AM – 4 PM Celebrate National Trails Day and help the City of Boulder Open Space & Mountain Parks with the reconstruction of Upper Big Bluestem Trail — a popular equestrian experience. Show ’em we care about the trails we use! For more information, please contact : Kristin Weinberger (303) […]
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