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BCHA Celebrates Year of the Horse at Jax

It proved to be a wonderful day out for BCHA at Jax Mercantile in Lafayette today. Dirk Arnold and myself arrived at about 8:45 AM and set up the booth, Jill Talbot and Laura Edwards relieved us at noon. Arriving shortly after was the Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center with two adorable miniature horses, Lucky from Horses Forever, two lovely mustangs from the Mustang Sanctuary, and a beautiful Warmblood Andalusian cross, Barius, a 5-year-old gelding (up for adoption) recently acquired by the Colorado Horse Rescue. Jax was so nice to set up pens with water and shavings for all our equine friends. Plus, throughout the day inside Jax there were some wonderful presentations going hourly. Thanks Jax for letting the community celebrate the Year of the Horse with you! Linda P BCHA Board Member

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Our hearts go out to all in the Boulder area after the floods

A bit if sunshine has appeared after all this rain. I only hope the livestock in Boulder County has survived this historic event. We have been happy to house a dear friend isolated from her partner at the top of Pinebrook Hills. We just got word and a photo that the Boulder Valley Ranch horses (where I board) appear to have survived and are happily grazing this morning. The ranch house has been flooded and the area around the house was a lake. We hope that the Lover family is doing well after all this devastation and their losses minimal. Do not attempt to drive down Longhorn Road at this time it is washed out and extremely muddy. Many others have flooded barns, basements and hopefully their hay is high and dry. I hope those at the fairgrounds are safe and if the Boulder County Horse Association can be of any help by providing trailer transport please contact us and we will try to assist you in any way we can. Dry in downtown Boulder, Linda P

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It was a fun first Fun Ride!

It was a beautiful day at Hermit Park for our first BCHA fun ride! The temperature was in the low 70s and the wildflowers incredible. A few of us tacked up and rode out from the Hermit Cabin site around 10:30 am, we decided to explore the old Sawmill site along with some new trail exploring. We ran into a few other Fun Riders as we descended down onto the two track that leads to Homestead meadow. They  had camped at the equestrian campground and rode out earlier. After the ride we sat around the picnic table sharing a refreshing Jicama salad, pasta salad, zucchini fritters, and mouth-watering watermelon. Thanks to all who came up, it was fun to see you, and look for another ride this Fall. Linda P

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