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CLBulletproof was donated by
Charles and Linda Cline, owners
of Char-lin Ranch, Cushing, OK. Charles and
Linda have bred more World Champion Buckskins than
anyone else in the world. They are also noted for World
Champion Palominos.
CL Bulletproof was sired by CL Lord Buckley, a 14 time
IBHA/ABRA World Champion Halter Stallion. CL Lord
Buckley also stood third at the AQHA World Show as a two
year old. CL Bulletproof will be herd sire for the D.E.
King Equine Program. Look for his first foals in the
2006 sale!
The staff and students at
D.E. King Equine Program are over-joyed to welcome
Bullet to his new home. If you would like to have
a chance to purchase a quality equine yourself from the
Charlin Ranch you might stop by their
production
sale October 23, 11:00 am. You can
request a catalog by mailing the Charlins at:
charlinok@aol.com
(918) 225-4334 - Cushing, OK.
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YOUTH
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Pictured above is
Taylor Morris and her Quarter Horse
Gelding Triple Revolution. Taylor is the 14 year old
daughter of Kent and Kelly Morris of Siloam Springs and
a 9th grader at the Siloam Springs High School. Taylor
is also a long time and active member of the EPV
program.
Taylor competed in the 4-H district horse show in
Harrison in June of this year where she earned the high
point award in the performance division. Then on to the
State 4H show in Pine Bluff, AR the first week of July
where she competed in 10 classes placing in the top 10
in 9 of them, earning the right to go onto the Southern
Regional show. The regional show was in Monroe, LA the
last week of July . In Monroe Taylor placed in the top
10 in Horsemanship and western riding.
Taylor is the
vice president of the Benton County 4H Horse Club. The
Horse Judging team from the horse club competed and won
at state earning the club the right to travel to Monroe
for the horse judging contests there. They
made a respectful showing but didn't bring home any
trophies. |
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The
Hobbs Trails Issues |
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The State Parks, Recreation
and Travel Commission voted to leave the multi-use trail(s)
open all year |
with a 100ft. safety zone on each side of the trail
where loaded weapons will be prohibited. The
recommendation to all trail users will be to wear hunter
orange during the time periods that Game and Fish requires
it for hunters. I don’t know that this will be the actual
wording of the motion in the minutes, but that’s the gist
of it.
Richard Davies
richard.davies@arkansas.gov |
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Trailer
Safety Day |
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Visitors to the Trailer Safety
Day this weekend at the Stone County Saddle Club arena |
received practical and money-saving tips on how to make
their livestock trailers safer. A variety of trailers
served as the classroom for Randall Lovelace, teacher who
led attendees through each trailer for the hands-on
demonstration. Lovelace owns Whiteriver Trailer near Guion,
AR and volunteered his time and expertise. Participants
learned about DOT requirements for lights, safety chains
for bumper-pulls and goosenecks, break-away trailer
brakes, using red and white reflective tape effectively,
checking shackle straps and bolts on axles, and more. The
mini-clinic was presented as a community service of the
Stone County Saddle Club and Horse Crazy 4H. Free
maintenance booklets and other handouts are available from
clinic organizer, Kathleen Weickhardt at (870)591-6212 and
SCSC secretary, Gala Davis at (870)269-9796 or contact
Randall Lovelace, Whiteriver Trailer (870)346-5169. |
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14th
Annual Conference |
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Kentucky Equine Research
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will host 14th Annual Equine Nutrition Conference in
Lexington, Kentucky on October 18-19, 2004. The theme for
day one will be "The New Horse
NRC: Perspectives from the Feed Industry" and
day two's theme will be "Equine
Nutrition: A Clinical Focus."
2004 Conference
registration information
and a
schedule
of speakers.
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4th
ANNUAL PREVET PANCAKES! |
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Pre-Vet Club Pancakes!
Saturday, October 9th
8:00 - 11AM
Pauline Whitaker Arena
"You
just know something great could happen when your day
starts with a freshly made stack, hot off the griddle."
"4th Annual Pancake Breakfast" to benefit the Fayetteville
Animal Shelter. Tons of pancakes and fun for the
whole family! Please come and support the efforts of the
UA Prevet Club students! |
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ANWARC
HAS A WEBSITE!!! |
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Thanks to the efforts of Mr.
Ron Hudson, from the Arabian Riders And Breeders
Club, |
we have been constructing a
website during the summer. I
say “we”, Ron has basically done the entire thing, with
just a little input/information that I have provided.
That being said, I guess you’d like the website address:
http://anwarcclub.tripod.com. Now, keep in mind, it
is still under construction, but we hope to add the
Points information, possibly as a link, to the website,
and we will try to update the Work Hours section on a
timely basis. No promises, we’re new to this! |
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WHAT'S THE
HERITAGE TRAIL?
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The Heritage Trail includes
the Butterfield Coach Trail, the Civil War troop
movements, and the Trail of Tears in Arkansas.
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The NWA
Heritage Trail Plan will be a regional network of
bicycle and pedestrian facilities that connects NW
Arkansas citizens and visitors to our rich heritage, our
recreational and cultural assets, a healthier lifestyle,
and to each other.
By implementing a region-wide network of bike and
pedestrian facilities, the public will have access to
healthy and safe alternatives to automotive travel. This
system will also provide opportunities to experience the
historic and natural environments of the area. As a
result, the overall quality of life, economy, and health
of the region will be enhanced.
To
learn about becoming a Heritage Trail Partner please
visit:
www.heritagetrailpartners.com
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WORLD
CHAMPION |
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FAYETTEVILLE NATIVE WINS WORLD CHAMPION TITLE
By N. E. Jack
Suzy Walker, a Fayetteville
native and current Elm Springs resident, won AQHA Team
Penning World Champion at the 2004 Bayer Select Show.
The Bayer Select World Show is for Amateur exhibitors
that are at least 50 years old. This year’s oldest
exhibitor was 82. This new division has exploded in
popularity with 308 entries in 2003 and 719 in 2004.
Suzy Walker on Blues Win Dee, her 6
year old Quarter Horse gelding |
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