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VOLUME XXXVI ISSUE IV DECEMBER 2013
A NOT-FOR-PROFIT, ALL VOLUNTEER, EQUESTRIAN ORGANIZATION
UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE TRAIL RIDERS
Dec. 7 Saturday - SFTR’s Annual Holiday Party. TB: Denise B. RSVP to Denise.
Dec. 8 Sunday - Parade of the Elves in South Miami. TB: Joann & Richard Dunmoyer
Dec. 14 Saturday - Jingle Bell Jaunt & Toy Drive. TB: Carrie & Wayne Hershberger.
Dec. 20-22 Friday thru Sunday - Picayune Pre-Christmas camping weekend. TB: Andrea Sante.
Jan. 1 Wednesday - Black Eyed Pea Ride. TB: Bill Guzman
HOMESTEAD VETERAN’S DAY PARADE
OFFICERS
ALL AREA CODES ARE 305 UNLESS STATED President Mike Maldonado 331-7599 [email protected] Vice President Wayne Hershberger 206-1698 Treasurer Julie Gonzalez 786- 261-9020 Secretary Vicky Maitland 786-619-7200
Board of Directors Debbie Brunson 505-7103 Sandy Fobb 807-4903 Carrie Hershberger 206-0317 Wendy Lewit 216-4116 Wilfredo Perez 607-2913
Alternates Richard Dunmoyer 546-0994 Bonny George Jr. 233-1897
Camping Andrea Sante 258-7780 Emergency Management Sandy Fobb 807-4903 Funnel Cakes Carrie Hershberger 206-0317 Wayne Hershberger 206-1698 Hot-Line Wendy Lewit 248-4858 Historian Mike Maldonado 331-7599 Deda Maldonado Hurricane Stalls Debi Catarineau-Priest 274-7484 Membership Marilyn Vina 798-5882 Merchandise Debbie Brunson 505-7103 Newsletter Andrea Sante [email protected] 258-7780 Sandy Fobb Debi Cat-Priest Parades Richard Dunmoyer 546-0994 Joann Dunmoyer Programs Ben Kroner 245-2403 Public Relations OPEN Sunshine Debi Cat-Priest [email protected] 274-7484
INFORMATION HOTLINE 446-7737 305-4-HORSES SFSPCA: Laurie Waggoner 825-8826 Printed by: Lumo Print 246-0003
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
TRAIL MANNERS
Good manners is the grease that helps people get along with each other avoiding friction. UNDER 16 MUST WEAR A HELMET. Be aware of the effect your actions have on oth-
ers, their horses and their property. Do not upset your co-rider’s horses. Ride at a quiet, controlled pace. NEVER PASS OTHERS AT A GALLOP. Keep a safe distance… don’t crowd others. STAY WITH A DISMOUNTED RIDER Respect the property of others. (ie: lawns, farm
fields, crops, groves, livestock, etc.) Leave gates as you found them: Open gates
should remain open. Closed gates should remain closed.
DO NOT PASS THE TRAIL BOSS or drop behind the drag rider.
Stay with the trail boss on the same side of the road. Do not split the road.
Clean up after your horse. Pick up manure or spread it depending on where you are. Do not clean your trailers out when you unload.
NO PROFANITY ON ANY SFTR EVENTS. REMEMBER! If you mind your manners others won’t mind when you and your horse return to ride.
HORSE CHARITIES
The SFTR donates to these charities once a year. These charities are badly in need of donations. Please try to send what you can to help them. Thanks from the SFTR.
South Fla. SPCA www.helpthehorses.com 15476 NW 77 Ct. #440 Miami Lakes, Fl. 33016
Horse Protection Association of Florida www.HPAF.org 20690 NW 130 Ave. Micanopy, Fl. 32667
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. www.eiahorses.org 1840 NE 65 Ct. Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33308
Dates and Places
Call the Hot-line for any cancellations (305) 4-HORSES 446-7737
Dec. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 9 Dec. 14 Dec. 20-22 Jan. 1 Jan. 5
Guest Passes are available for local trail rides. Each pass is $5.00 One pass per person per trailride is required for non-members. This pass is not available for any beach rides, Team Penning or Parades. All area codes are (305) unless otherwise stated. TB=Trail Boss
Sunday - Jr. Orange Bowl Parade. Parade starts at 6:30PM. You must have a signed release to be able to ride in this parade. We must be at the parking area by 3:00 PM. Please contact Richard Dunmoyer at 305-546-0994 for more info and directions. Monday - General Meeting at Golden Corral. 33525 S. Dixie Hwy. 7:00 PM dinner, 8:00 PM meeting. Meeting room is to the right when you go in. If you are eating, pay for your meal then go to the room. SPEAKER: Open platform to sell your Christmas gift items. Please contact Ben Kroner if you have something you would like to bring to the meeting to sell. New gifts only. 305-245-2403. Saturday - SFTR’s Annual Holiday Party. 6:30 PM. 22840 SW 152 Ave. Bring a covered dish to share, we will have turkey and ham as our main dish. Denise has been kind enough to offer up her home again this year! Please RSVP to Denise at 305-798-8920. Sunday - Parade of the Elves in South Miami. Parade starts at 2:00 PM. We meet at the parking area by 12:00 PM. Call Richard for info and directions. 305-546-0994. Monday - Board Meeting at Julie Gonzalez’ home 8:00 PM meeting. 19525 SW 248 St. Please RSVP to Julie at 786-261-9020 Saturday - Jingle Bell Jaunt & Toy Drive. TB: Carrie & Wayne Hershberger. Larry & Penny Thompson Park 12451 SW 184 St. We are parking at the mango grove by the RV park. You may arrive and sign in any time after 8:00 AM. Judging will be at 10 AM. The parade will begin at 11:00 A.M. We should be able to eat lunch provided by the SFTR around 12:30. Please tie your horses to your trailer not to the trees. Be sure to bring water for your horses. Make sure to sign in and get your numbers for the contest and turn in your toys so they can be counted. Any questions call 305-206-0317. Friday thru Sunday - Picayune Pre-Christmas camping weekend. TB: Andrea Sante. Get away from the stress of the holidays for a nearby campout. RSVP to Andrea 305-216-2461. Wednesday - Black Eyed Pea Ride. TB: Bill Guzman. Ranch Believe 18300 S.W. 122nd Street Sign in 1:30 PM, Ride out at 2:00PM (sharp) 4:00PM- Black eyed pea recipes cook-off and prize awards to the winners. You may enter as many Black eye pea dishes as you want in the competition, or just bring your own creation for everyone to sample even if you don't want to compete. You may also bring side dishes and dessert. RSVP to Bill Guzman 786-282-7028. Sunday - 15th Annual Maines Marathon Ride. 17401 SW 48 St. Southwest Ranches, Fl. Meet at 8:30 AM to drop horses off then we take the trailers to Bergeron Rodeo Arena. Shuttle back to the horses and start the ride. This year Peaceful Ridge Horse Rescue is cooking us lunch at the 1/2 way point at Robbins Lodge for donations. Do not tie horses to fence, please have some one wait with your horse. RSVP to TB: Don Maines 954-252-8881.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Hi Trail Riders, As the year comes to an end, I hope that 2014 finds you all safe, healthy and happy, with plenty to be Thankful for and lots of quality time spent with family, friends and your horses. I wish you a very Merry Christmas and that on the way there you enjoy our remaining trail rides, campouts, Jr. Orange Bowl Parade, Parade of the Elves, Jingle Bell Jaunt and Christmas Party. The coming year will not only bring us many more rides and campouts, but it also affords us the opportunity to give back to the community we share with non-horsey people. To share our pas-sion and joy of our horses with them in the parades, fundraisers and events that we have. Remem-ber, happiness shared is happiness multiplied.
If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. C'ya on the trail,
FUNNEL CAKE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Calling all funnel cake team members!
This is an "early heads up", FYI, Save the date, Early News Bulletin, not quite an Emer-gency news flash yet but please keep in mind the upcoming Homestead Rodeo weekend SFTR funnel cake booth. January 24 through the 26. It will be here faster then you can say "pass me the sugar". Talk to a good friend and arrange to work the same night to make it more fun. Pick what job you would like to do, which night would be best to work and make plains now to support our club in this important fund raising event. We need all of you! We already know we will need more people than last year on Friday night. Please commit to help set up, tear down, mix, pour, flip, skim, sugar coat, customer service and the list goes on! It's all great fun for our club’s main fundraiser for the year! Call or email me to add your name to the list of willing, involved and supportive club members. [email protected] or 305-206-0317. Carrie and Wayne
We have 193 family and single members that have joined or renewed for the year. Thank you very much!
Ernest & Oriza Dawes Miami, Fl. 33186
Member cards take 6-8 weeks to process.
DISCOUNTS ARE OFFERED TO SFTR MEMBERS BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES.
OK Feed Store 22801 SW 177 Ave. (Krome) Miami 246-3333 Sunset Feed & Supply 7650 S.W. 117 Ave. Kendall 271-0341 Sunset Country 16300 S.W. 296 St. Homestead 245-2935 Silver Palm Feed 15585 SW 232 St. Miami, Fl. 245-0048 Toddler & Rider Paso Fino Equipment 24500 S.W. 197 Ave. Homestead 242-1444 Robbie’s Feed and Supply 22390 SW 177th Ave. (Krome) Miami 247-1256 VetteSmith Inc. Body shop 10750 SW 188 Street. Miami 252-1256 A-Quality Mowers 242-0440 Reins of the Night Reflective Gear - Sylvia Cruz-Alvarez [email protected] 479-6640
Always ask Proprietor for amount of discount & availability.
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Full page Ad $80 per issue. 1/2 Page Ad $40.00 per issue. 1/4 Page Ad $30.00 per issue. Deadline for all articles & ad copy
is the 10th of each month!
SUNSHINE REPORT
A Sympathy Card was sent to Diego Medina after his wife, Maritza Molina, was killed in a horrific car accident. A Sympathy Card was also sent to Mike & Amaris Garneau on the passing of Mike’s mother. A Sympathy Card was also sent to the Fobb Family after some-one killed their nanny goat, Chloe. A Sympa-thy Card was also sent to long-time and long-distance members Jacky & Peter Shaw on the passing of Jackie’s long-time mount, Coco. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you. On a happy note, a Best Wishes Card was sent to the former Denise Bourgoignie who is now Mrs. Chad Kanke. You both are wished all the Happiness! Sunshine Committee
The 15th Annual Maines Marathon Ride January 5, 2014
Its that time again to ride the best inter-local trail system in the state of Florida. Join us for the 15th annual Maines Marathon Ride to benefit Peaceful Ridge Rescue, ( A Home for Every Horse ) This is not a ride for the tender foot, so get your horse ready for a ride from all the way out west to east Davie. This is an 18 mile ride to cele-brate the trail system that you probably never knew existed, between Southwest Ranches, Weston and Davie. Learn the trails, the connections and the trail heads of a trail system that others can only dream of. Sunday January 5, 2014 drop your horse off at the Maines Ranch in Southwest Ranches at 8:30 AM, then take your trailer to Bergeron Rodeo Are-na in Davie and get shuttled back to your horse to start the ride. Donations will be accepted for the Peaceful Ridge Rescue Ranch and sponsors for riders are encouraged. Peaceful Ridge Rescue will host a BBQ lunch at the half way point, which is Robbins Lodge. So save the date to start the new year off right on your horse, doing what we love to do. See you on the trails, Don Maines
Ernest Dawes Susan Rhymestine Mollie Zell Armando Salazar Ruben Abella Christine Emmons Rudolph Jaffe JC Vina Ann Sanchez AnnLouise Oudin Lynn Stine
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Janel Navarro Bonnie Williamson Katrina Carroll Larry Swerdloff Teresa Sardinas Miriam Diaz Dianne Ward Curtis Anderson Josh McFalls Jenny Pardo
JEFFER’S EQUINE
The SFTR has an affiliate with this business.
We get a percentage of your sales if you go to our website
www.sftrdade.org
and click on the Jeffers link at the top of the page.
It will automatically give us the credit from your order.
BLACK EYED PEA RIDE January 1, 2014 - Wednesday
The 2014 Black-eyed Pea Ride will take place at: Ranch Believe 18300 S.W. 122nd Street Miami, FL 33196 1:30 P.M.- Sign-in 2:00PM(sharp)- Ride out. 4:00PM- Black eyed pea recipes cook-off and prize awards to the winners. You may enter as many Black eyed pea dishes as you want in the competition, or just bring your own crea-tion for everyone to sample even if you don't want to compete. You may also bring side dishes and dessert. SFTR will provide sodas and water. We will have a beautiful huge chickee with plenty of seating and counter space to set up and enjoy the food. Cristi Torres (786) 344-4387 and Bill Guzman (786-282-7028) Trail Bosses
Equine Emergency First Aid Clinic
Where: Little Yellow Barn 22200 SW 152 Ave. Miami When: Friday, December 6, 2013 7:00-9:00 PM Cost: $15 pre-paid, $20 at the door. $15 to SFTR members with card at door. South Florida Horse Connection presents an Equine Symposium featuring local Vet. Dr. Zach Franklin. For ticket information, please contact: 305-992-2769 or email [email protected]
ANNUAL TOY DRIVE PARADE The South Florida Trail Riders will be collecting toys for local children in the area. These toys will be distributed by the Miami-Dade Fire Department. We encourage you to donate at least one toy, gift card or cash to participate in this ride. Last year we collected more than 186 toys at our meetings and at the event. Let’s do it again!!! Toys and gifts will be collect-ed at our December Club meeting as well as at the event. We will once again ride from Larry and Penny Thompson Park. This annual Jingle Bell Jaunt toy drive costume contest will be on Saturday, December 14th, from 9:00 AM until about noon. We will collect toys, conduct a costume contest and parade through “the beautiful camping area and R.V. Park” on horseback, walking and riding on the hay wagon. Horses and riders/walkers will be decked out in holiday style for the parade. Last year we had a very big welcome from the snow birds that make this park their winter home. They absolutely loved us. The staging area will be where the toys will be collected, the costumes are judged and where lunch will be served. We have a nice safe area to park our trailers, decorate ourselves and our hors-es in the mango grove inside the park. After the festivities are con-cluded you are invited to take advantage of the beautiful bridle trails throughout the park for some additional enjoyment on your own. I am always amazed at the wonderful and creative costumes our members display. Many take all year to plan and assemble. The winners will be announced after the parade during a hot dog lunch. You may arrive and sign in any time after 8:00 AM. Judg-ing will be at 10 AM. The parade will begin at 11:00 A.M. We should be able to eat lunch around 12:30. Prizes will be given for walkers, horses, riders and carriages. Spectators are encouraged at the staging area and along the route. We will have a well qualified panel of Judges again this year. Cos-tume contest prizes will include: Delightfully Decorative, Fantasti-cally Festive, Outrageously Original, Holiday Hysteria, Holly Jolly Walker, and Jolly Jingle Junior. The real winners will be the chil-dren who get the toys. Please plan on entering the contest or watching the parade and participating in the toy drive. We look forward to seeing you at our club meetings or at the event on December 14th. Carrie Hershberger
May 2014
LAKE X RIDE A few SFTR mem-bers will be attend-ing this campout. It is primitive but they will provide water. If you sign up make sure you have your own corral system for your horses. Please print out their form online and mail in with the payment. RSVP to Andrea so I know to look for you. See you on the trail. Andrea [email protected] 305-216-2461
HOMESTEAD VETERANS DAY PARADE
Hi! My name is Megan Michaels. I am 19 years old and a student at Miami Dade College pursuing a degree in Business Administration.
I started riding at the age of nine and have been a mem-ber of Posse for four years, an active member of the South Florida Trail Riders for eight years and currently a rider for Buck Steel.
The SFTR is sponsoring me to win the Rodeo Queen contest. The way we win is by the amount of tickets sold. SFTR will get 10% of the proceeds as a sponsor. Please call the number listed to buy your advance Rodeo tickets at a discount. Thank you. Megan Michaels
April 2014
THE GOOD FOOT AT A GLANCE Article 7 – White Line
This is the seventh in a series of articles about the visible anatomy of the equine hoof. As each horse is unique, the descriptions used will be basic and generally thought to be acceptable by veterinarians, farriers, and barefoot trimmers. This is meant to be a guideline to help you recognize a good foot or a potential problem. I am a barefoot enthusiast with nine barefoot horses and I have completed a year long course on applied equine podia-try. The articles are edited by Zachary Franklin, DVM.
Definition of White Line: The area located at the junction of the sole and the wall. The white line follows the circumference of the hoof wall, and runs vertically between the inner wall and the laminae, from the area just below the coffin bone to the ground. The white line isolates the sensitive structures of the internal foot from infil-tration of foreign bodies such as dirt, stones and micro-organisms.
In the properly functioning foot, a small amount of this material is abraded away at ground level creating a shallow crease around the circumference of the hoof. This crease often fills with dirt helping to provide increased traction. A tight healthy white line effectively prevents infiltration of bacteria that may otherwise cause the abscess known as a gravel or white-line disease, where the tissue is digested away leaving a hollowed out hoof wall. Susan Boyd
White Line
CAMPING DATES 2013 - 2014
South Florida Trail Riders, Inc.
Below scheduled campouts & fees are pending. Check Newsletter for any changes.
You must RSVP to Andrea for all camping trips. (305) 258-7780 or (305) 216-2461. or email me at [email protected]
This is to let you know of any changes or cancellations.
Nov. 27 – 30th Alafia River State Park Thanksgiving campout. Check for sites as they book up fast. Electric & water. Stalls, lots of riding. Costs: Reserve America Dec. 20 –22nd Picayune State Forest Primitive, 29 paddocks, first come. Tie-out poles, water available.
Naples Lots of trails to ride. Sat night, bring a covered dish. Dogs allowed on leash TB: Andrea Sante Costs: $10 per campsite. (Forestry’s fee, pay at the iron ranger)
Jan. 10 – 13th Shangrila Bath house & water available. Miles of beautiful trails. Tie-out poles Ocala Covered dish on Sat. night. TB: Nancy Krause Costs: Reserve America Feb. 7 – 9th Kissimmee Prairie Large paddocks. Lots of trails. Covered dish Saturday night. TB: Augie Saavedra Costs: Reserve America March 6 – 9th Cecil Webb Broward SFTR 35th Anniversary weekend. Punta Gorda March 21-23rd Indian Hammocks Private property. Party Sat night. Bring a covered dish. Bring your own corrals. Limited camping to 10 trailers. RSVP early. TB: Marion & Neil Costs: bring a covered dish for Saturday night’s party
April 11– 14th Alafia River State Park Electric & water hook-ups. Stalls, electric fence or tie-out. TB: AnnLouise Oudin
. Costs: Reserve America
When you reserve, let me know your campsite number. [email protected] All of the camping trips above will have a Saturday night covered dish. Any costs are subject to changes. Reserve America (800) 326-3521 www.reserveamerica.com Check Hunt Dates on Fl. Fish & Wildlife website – http://wildflorida.org/hunting/
July 2014
FLA. DONKEY AND MULE EXPO...A HUGE SUCCESS !!!!
Whether attending the Expo for harnessing or driving, nutrition or obstacles, saddle fitting or training – the recent Groveland, Fl. event had it all! Sponsored by the Fla. Donkey & Mule Assn., and hosted by Bodie Myer (Pres.) at Myer's Meadows, the day long venue I attended was very well planned. There were demonstrations and in-struction to fine tune rider/driver skills with Susan Soderbergh, mini and large equine harnessing instruction, de-sensitizing and obstacle clinic sessions with Bess Wall, large animal rescue information; and judging/showmanship classes in which owners could ride their equine and receive show venue training in a large arena! There was plenty of shade and food, tents of arts and crafts, used tack and carts; and a wide array of adult-supervised sports, petting zoo, story telling (with Tom Krueger-V.P.), and craft activities to keep youngsters oc-cupied. If you have a chance to attend this Expo next Oct., you will gain knowledge of training techniques, solutions to nutritional issues, a broader sense of groundwork and show practices, and you will have met a wonderful group of longear enthusiasts that do not discriminate against shorter eared equines. Get a vendor table to sell your tack, clothing, carts, crafts, art, jewelry, flea market goods, etc and still attend all the seminars. I'm definitely headed back next year! Bonny George, Jr.
ST JUDE SADDLE UP RIDE
With 2014 coming up fast, so is our 21st Annual Saddle-Up Trail Ride for St. Jude Children’s Hospital on Satur-day, Feb. 1st!
We’re looking forward to another great ride out of Robbie’s Feed Store with prizes, food, fun and shopping. So fill up those donation sheets and we’ll see you on Saturday, February 1st , 9:00AM! Our goal is to collect $8,000 !!
You can visit their website at www.stjude.org
Augie and I look forward to seeing you there!! debi catarineau-priest
PARADE TEAM NEWS Well another parade is behind us. The VETERAN'S DAY PARADE & what a wonderful day it was as we had 15 riders & 11 ground support. We want to THANK EVERYONE WHO CAME OUT. A big Thank you to Big Cheese Restaurant who has been a consistent sponsor of this parade.
With me being out of commission, I had help from so many wonderful members. From my daughter, Cathy (she didn’t ride so she could help me out). Many thanks to Bonny for her help. Denise for lending us her truck & having her step son drive it. Wendy's wonderful boy-friend "Don" for his help, our “pooper scooper” John & the list goes on. THANK YOU ALL.
We had from a wonderful 85 year old grandmother rid-ing her horse to a 5 year old grand-daughter riding her pony, to Heidi with her wonderful mini with his cart and everyone in between. Such a great turn out.
REMEMBER, the next parade is the JR. ORANGE BOWL PARADE ON SUNDAY 12/1/13. Streets will be shut down starting at 3pm & parade starts at 6:30pm.
As soon as I receive the information from the Jr. Or-ange bowl committee as to where we are to park, I will get that information out by email.
Next parade is the SOUTH MIAMI PARADE OF THE ELVES ON 12/8/13 (SUNDAY) Info will be emailed later. Please call Richard if you do not have email.
Any questions, call Richard 305-546-0994 or email us Take Care Richard & JoAnn Dunmoyer [email protected] 305-546-0994 cell 305-248-5820 home
Elliot is a 7 year old Chestnut gelding. 15.2 hands. Elliott is an absolutely stunning horse with excellent ground manners. He is very good under saddle but still needs a little softening up. Contact Laurie at [email protected] for adoption info. Donations can be made at www.helpthehorses.com
UPDATE ON NOVEMBER HORSE OF THE MONTH, Chelsea,
STILL NEEDS A HOME!
THANK YOU TO OUR PARADE TEAM SPONSORS. BIG CHEESE for the HOMESTEAD VETERAN’S DAY PARADE and COOPER GENERAL for the JR. ORANGE BOWL PARADE.
“Nicole's Law” Effective October 1st, 2009
This law requires any child under the age of 16 years and riding an
equine on any public lands, roads, or trails to
wear a certified helmet
www.horsetrailbooks.com
APPLY FOR YOUR COGGIN’S CARD
Get an E-card to keep in your wallet or on your saddle. This looks like a credit card with a picture of your horse and all the coggins info. This link is the application. http://www.freshfromflorida.com/onestop/forms/09206.pdf
FOR SALE: 1999 Ameri-can 4 horse slant load BP trailer. Very good condi-tion, upgraded LED brake lights, new tires, new floor boards, new aluminum back door, full tack room, swing out rack for 4 sad-dles, water tank and sway bars. Cyndi Gonzalez 305-606-0270 or Cindi McCue 954-347-0258.
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
Lumo Print / Sign City 27750 S. Dixie Hwy. Naranja, Fl. 33032
(305) 246-0003
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LESSONS: Dressage lessons from a qualified USDF Associate Instructor. Becky Lamas 305-525-3573. FOR SALE: Ben’s Roll-a-way Saddle Racks, handmade by BEN $75. 305-323-4328 makes a nice Xmas Gift.. WANTED SIGNATURES: South Florida animal lovers unite! Help turn an unused space into a Dog Park! PLEASE sign our petition at http://www.pinecrestdogpark.com and like us on Facebook at facebook.com/pinecrestdogpark ! Thank you, Jana Sheeder. BOARDING: Full board, daily turnout - $400.00 per month. Please call Augie 305-582-1557. FOR SALE: 2007 APHA gelding 16.1 hands. Flaxen sorrel, stockings, bald face with two blue eyes. Has been shown at Paint and Pinto shows successfully in Huntseat Divisions. Contact Joanne [email protected] FOR SALE: 2004 Exiss 3 horse bumper pull trailer. Excellent condition, all aluminum, good tires, very well maintained. $8500. Email me for pictures [email protected] or call 305-479-6640. FOR SALE: 2009 Shadow 3 horse with full living quarters. King size bed, slide out, couch, full bathroom, frig, microwave, Generator, furnace, hay rack. Lots of extras. $32,000. Leah 239-248-8338. FOR SALE: 1999 American 4 horse slant load BP trailer. Very good condition, upgraded LED brake lights, new tires, new floor boards, new aluminum back door, full tack room, swing out rack for 4 saddles, water tank and sway bars. Cyndi Gonzalez 305-606-0270 or Cindi McCue 954-347-0258. FOR SALE: 2000 Coleman Westlake Fleetwood popup camper. Sleeps 9, two king beds, pull out couch & table makes a bed. Full kitchen, fridge, shower, toilet, outdoor shower & stove. New roof. Lots of storage. Asking $3,500. Call 305-989-3618 David. Text me for pictures. FOR SALE: Washer and Dryer in good working condition - could use in house or at barn.$200. 305-559-7868. FOR SALE: Cyclone Rake XL - Lawn sweeper with upgrades and comes with 32 foot vacuum hose. Attaches to your lawn mower. Asking $1,900. Call Kathie & Woody 407-568-3788. BOARDING: Okeechobee, $150.00 per month, feed extra, pasture with run in shed. Retirement boarding also. 40 acres. Near many nice trails. Caretaker on premise. Call Rosanne for details. (863)-357-8769. BOARDING: with direct access to Tree Tops Park. Full Board only. Small and large riding arenas with jumps and lights. Feed 3x a day with quality feed, daily cleaning and turnout. Private lessons available. All Disciplines welcome. For more information call Melanie 954-557-5885. FOR SALE: New Clopay Garage Door panels. Fits 12' x 12', but can fit smaller height opening. Commercial grade, mod #94, meets Dade hurricane code W-8, residential raised panel design with off-white/almond color. Can be painted to suit. Includes vertical rails! $601 obo. Bonny 305-233-1897. FOR SALE: Ditch Witch 2001 Model 1030H,11 hp Honda Engine, 36” trench depth w/ rock chain, original trailer with new tires & spare; service manual. Very good condition. $2,850.00 obo. Sonny 305-233-1897. FOR SALE: Beautiful Reg. Pinto Paso colt (soon to be gelding) 1-1/2 years old. Beautiful, sweet boy. Come see him in person or check him out online at http://whitestarfarms.com/$1,500 obo. Andrea 305-247-3211.
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION SOUTH FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS, INC.
(A NOT-FOR-PROFIT, ALL VOLUNTEER, EQUESTRIAN ORGANIZATION)
; NEW MEMBERSHIP ; RENEWAL ; ADDRESS CHANGE / FILE UPDATE ; FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ($35.00 PER YEAR) ; SINGLE MEMBERSHIP ($30.00 PER YEAR) (Applicant Must Be 18 Years Of Age) ; DUAL MEMBERSHIP ($20.00 PER YEAR) Must be a full paying member of Broward SFTR Membership runs from Sept. 1st through Aug. 31st of each year.
TELEPHONE # 4-HORSES (446-7737) a PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
NAME (1)___________________________ DOB ______ NAME (3) ________________________ DOB ______ NAME (2)___________________________ DOB ______ NAME (4) ________________________ DOB ______ ADDRESS _____________________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS __________________________ CITY _______________________________________ STATE ____________ ZIP _____________________ TELEPHONE (H)_______________________(W)______________________(ALT)______________________ OCCUPATION ______________________ DO YOU WANT YOUR PHONE NUMBER PUBLISHED? ; Y ; N NAME & DATE OF BIRTH OF ALL FAMILY MEMBERS 1)____________________2)____________________ 3)_____________________________4)__________________________5)____________________________ HORSE INTERESTS: ; TRAIL RIDING, ; PARADES, ; CAMPING, ; SHOWS, ; BREEDING REFERRED BY? _______________________________ HOW MANY HORSES DO YOU HAVE? __________ DO YOU HAVE A TRAILER? ; YES ; NO, IF YES, WHAT IS THE TRAILER CAPACITY? ___________ WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO HELP TRANSPORT OTHERS? ; YES ; NO ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HELPING ON A COMMITTEE? ; YES ; NO DO YOU WANT TO RECEIVE YOUR NEWSLETTER BY EMAIL? ; YES (Must have dsl, cable, etc) Warning: Under Florida Law, An Equine Activity Sponsor or Equine Professional Is Not Liable For An Injury To, Or The Death Of, A Participant in Equine Activities Resulting From The Inherent Risks of Equine Activities. (Florida Statutes 773.01 - 773.05). I will abide to club safety rules and give consideration to my fellow club members. DATE ___________ SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT_______________________________________________ Applicant must be 18 years of age or older. All listed names above must reside at the same address. PLEASE MAIL TO: SOUTH FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS, INC. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION P.O. Box 924946 Princeton, Florida 33092
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW PAYMENT TENDERED: ; CASH ; CHECK # _________________ AMOUNTS _____________ RECEIVED BY: __________________________ FORM APPL-2, REV.13, AUGUST 2009
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