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PO Box 381, Cave Creek, AZ 85327
A Note From Our President
Hi All,
Just a reminder,
our 1st meeting of the 2019/2020 riding season will be this Tuesday
September 17 (third Tuesday of the month) at Bryan’s
Barbeque, 6130 E. Cave Creek Rd., #2. It’s on the north side of the
road directly across the road from Earl’s Diner (the old converted
gas station). They meeting room has a totally separate room from the
main restaurant on your left. Entrance to the meeting room is to the
left of the main entrance.
As usual, socializing starts at 6:00
PM and business meeting at 7:00 PM.
Our
website sign-up page is now up and working so please sign up for ride is on our website at http://cavecreeksaddleclub.org/samventer/eventer.php.
Look forward to seeing you all,
Greg LaCosse
President
602-920-9472
CAVE CREEK SADDLE CLUB 2019/2020 SEASON RIDES
See EVENTS
tab for September Rides
Tentative Rides for our 2019/2020 Riding season.
Dates and Times to
be posted shortly.
RIDE LEADERS ARE NEEDED!!
GRANITE MOUNTAIN
FRAESFIELD TRAILHEAD
SPUR CROSS
NEW RIVER TRAILHEAD
SALT RIVER RIDES
T-BONE STEAK HOUSE
DEEM HILLS
TABLE MESA
JACK ASS FLATS
SEVEN SPRINGS
BRONCO TRAILHEAD
SAHUARO LAKE
SOPHIES FLATS
CONSTELLATION TRAILHEAD
(WICKENBURG)
BOYD'S RANCH
HEART PRARIE
GOLDFIELD GHOST TOWN
EMPIRE RANCH
HATCH MOUNTAIN (LAKE MARY ROAD)
MAYER
PICKET POST
SEDONA
ROCK SPRINGS
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UPCOMING CCSC EVENTS
RIDES: All times are subject to change – Please RSVP on
the website
2019 Next Meeting
Tuesday, Sepember 17
(third Tuesday of the month)
Bryan's Barbecue
6130 E. Cave Creek Road, #2
(Meeting Room to
the left of main entrance)
Gathering at 6:00 PM, Meeting at 7:00 PM
A gathering for club business and getting to know everyone.
A Few Photos From Recent Rides
Az Horse Council Newsletter
The Arizona Horse Council (AzHC) had its first arena trail challenge at Pinal County Fair grounds, South of Tucson.
It was a Halloween event.
This was the first time that the Horse Council held an ACTHA - American Competitive Trail Horse Association - sponsored ride.
Fourteen riders competed in Open, Competitive Pleasure and Rookie Pleasure Divisions. Horse and rider teams competed over a variety of obstacles to test their skills in an arena setting.
The obstacles and some of the horses and riders were decked out in Halloween themes.
For our first ACTHA Event, AzHC felt this was a very successful event. We plan to have another event; same time and same place, sometime next year.
AzHC is working on its next Legislative ride, and working to get Governor Ducey involved.
The governor is receptive to the idea, and we are working on setting the dates to match up with his schedule, and the ranch where we are holding the next ride.
Chip Wilson, President of AzHC, attended the Coalition of State Horse Councils that took place in Minnesota, the end of October to the 1st of November.
This coalition is a sub committee of the American Horse Council. It was enlightening, and Chip came back with ideas for AzHC to address.
The Coalition also addressed the progress of the National Equine Disease Call Center.
It is in operation, now, and once every state's vets get trained, it will soon be in operation.
They are still looking for additional funding to keep it going. This center will not only report on a disease outbreak, but will give the proper and recommended prevention information.
This will also get the outbreak info out, as soon as the test results come in.
This will help identify the exposed animals, quickly, and will help to eliminate the bad and faulty information that get passed when an outbreak occurs.
Happy Trails,
Jean
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