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| Skagit Valley Ropers |
Thank you to the Skagit Valley Ropers for choosing EMR for the past 8 years. We
appreciate what you bring to the ranch and look forward to many more.
appreciate what you bring to the ranch and look forward to many more.
| The ropers are in the indoor arena from October through April. |
During the summer months the ropers move outdoors.
| 733 Lakewood Road Arlington, Washington 98223 Phone: 360-654-9994 E-Mail eaglemountainranch@yahoo.com |
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The North West Reining Association is an affiliate of the National Reining
Horse Association and is dedicated to promoting the sport of reining by
providing shows and educational opportunities for all levels of riders. For
more info go to:
http://www.nwraonline.net
The Northwest Reigning show is May 16th 2010 at 9:00am.
Contact Tracey - tresie@windermere.com or 360-815-5208
Horse Association and is dedicated to promoting the sport of reining by
providing shows and educational opportunities for all levels of riders. For
more info go to:
http://www.nwraonline.net
The Northwest Reigning show is May 16th 2010 at 9:00am.
Contact Tracey - tresie@windermere.com or 360-815-5208
The Peter Campbell Horsemanship Clinic was held on March 13- 16 was a great success. All riders
enjoyed themselves, and went away with a lot of information !!!
We were lucky to have Peter return to the Northwest for the 6th year. He always amazes us with his
incredible Horsemanship knowledge and help he gives each rider. This year was the first that Peter
gave a Horsemanship Demonstration which all net proceeds went to www.peoplehelpinghorses.org
Peter will be back next year March 2010. Come join us for some incredible Horsemanship !
www.willingpartners.com
All riders and Mr. Campbell would like to "Thank" everyone at Eagle Mountain Ranch for their warm
hospitality and wonder food they prepared for all riders and spectators!
Thank You Eagle Mountain for a wonderful week end !
enjoyed themselves, and went away with a lot of information !!!
We were lucky to have Peter return to the Northwest for the 6th year. He always amazes us with his
incredible Horsemanship knowledge and help he gives each rider. This year was the first that Peter
gave a Horsemanship Demonstration which all net proceeds went to www.peoplehelpinghorses.org
Peter will be back next year March 2010. Come join us for some incredible Horsemanship !
www.willingpartners.com
All riders and Mr. Campbell would like to "Thank" everyone at Eagle Mountain Ranch for their warm
hospitality and wonder food they prepared for all riders and spectators!
Thank You Eagle Mountain for a wonderful week end !
North West Reining Association
| Peter Campbell Horsemanship Clinic "Willing Partners" |
| Skagit Valley Roping Club is here from October through March, Saturday nights from 6pm till closing and now Wednesday nights at 7pm-9pm, practice only. Saturdays are Jackpots only, sign up as soon as you arrive. $10 arena fee for ALL riders, including ropers. Drawpot, Buckle Pot, a Breakaway and another Drawpot. Breakaway Roping is a great event for a beginner, so if you are just beginning or an advanced roper this is your opportunity to get out and enjoy yourself. This is an ACTRA (American Cowboys Team Roping Association) arena all ropers, practice or jackpot, must be ACTRA members. $10 for Affiliate Membership, $65 for Premier Membership, sold at the ropings. Feel free to come by and watch or join in, it's for families as well as professional ropers, a great sport for youth and a great association to belong to. For details and entry fees flyers are at the ranch or contact Tony Zempel (360) 913-7065 or Travis Gieger (360)391-9246 , you can also email Tony at: tzempel@iuoe302.org |
About the State Sheriff's Posses
The Washington State Mounted Sheriff’s Posse Association is comprised of approximately eight counties across the state.
Posse Members must posses the qualities of character needed to uphold the tradition of goodwill and sportsmanship as they
represent their counties on a state level.
Members of the Mounted Posses of yesteryear came to the aid of their communities whenever a sudden need arose. Although
high-tech law enforcement has changed the role of the Posses somewhat, their goals remain the same. Today's Posses still
work with local law enforcement to provide assistance in search and rescue, crowd control, mounted security, natural disasters
and crime reduction programs. Promotion of family horsemanship is another area in which the Posses make social and
educational contributions to their communities. They sponsor play days, trail rides, and competitions so that young and old alike
can improve their horsemanship skills. The Posse members receive no financial reimbursement for their work and pay most of
their expenses out of their own pockets. Members reflect the "get involved" attitude and the spirit of volunteerism that is a vital
part of our Western Heritage.
The Washington State Mounted Sheriff’s Posse Association is comprised of approximately eight counties across the state.
Posse Members must posses the qualities of character needed to uphold the tradition of goodwill and sportsmanship as they
represent their counties on a state level.
Members of the Mounted Posses of yesteryear came to the aid of their communities whenever a sudden need arose. Although
high-tech law enforcement has changed the role of the Posses somewhat, their goals remain the same. Today's Posses still
work with local law enforcement to provide assistance in search and rescue, crowd control, mounted security, natural disasters
and crime reduction programs. Promotion of family horsemanship is another area in which the Posses make social and
educational contributions to their communities. They sponsor play days, trail rides, and competitions so that young and old alike
can improve their horsemanship skills. The Posse members receive no financial reimbursement for their work and pay most of
their expenses out of their own pockets. Members reflect the "get involved" attitude and the spirit of volunteerism that is a vital
part of our Western Heritage.
| 2010 Dates Feb. 9th March 9th April 6th April 27th |
Starting in February the Skagit County Mounted Sheriff's Posse will be practicing at our facility.
March 12th - 15th 2010.
SCMSP
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Contact Tracey Tiefisher at Tiefisher@msn.com or 425-231-6225