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NEWS<br />
<strong>May</strong><br />
<strong>2017</strong><br />
PRESIDENT’S CORNER<br />
I do have to admit that I was a bit disappointed when I was approached by a<br />
few of the volunteers at one of our <strong>FRC</strong> shows and told that the competitors<br />
had been quite rude to them that day. More than once and by different people<br />
during the day. I have been a competitor myself, I have coached competitors<br />
and I have judged competitors. I know that when competing, nerves can get<br />
frayed and anxiety can get the best of anyone. It can be hard to remember that<br />
EVERYONE helping at the <strong>FRC</strong> shows (and most shows for that matter) are<br />
VOLUNTEERS. They are there to help the show run as smoothly as possible.<br />
Often standing in the rain or the wind or the freezing cold or the burning sun -<br />
just to help out. Most club organizations literally survive on volunteers. <strong>FRC</strong> is<br />
a common example. All of the Board members are volunteers. The newsletter<br />
is put together by a volunteer. The educational seminars are organized by<br />
volunteers. The shows are run by volunteers. You get the point. Please try to<br />
remember when you are showing or your kids are showing or your students<br />
are showing, that the people around you are trying to help you and to aid the<br />
progress of the show. They are doing their best and should be thanked at<br />
every opportunity possible. When they don’t have the answers, it is probably<br />
because someone hasn’t been able to provide them with the information you<br />
are looking for. If you really do have an issue that needs addressing regarding<br />
a volunteer, please take it respectfully to the office and let the show manager<br />
find a solution. And ALSO - please volunteer whenever you can! It spreads the<br />
work load and is such a welcome relief to those who are trying to put on a<br />
super show for the competitors and spectators. <strong>FRC</strong> offers great care and<br />
appreciation of our volunteers. We have all kinds of awards for volunteers and<br />
we pay for time in <strong>FRC</strong> Club Bucks. Join us whenever you can!<br />
-- Jodi Lees, <strong>FRC</strong> Board President
<strong>2017</strong> <strong>FRC</strong> MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION<br />
<strong>Member</strong>ship into the <strong>FRC</strong> is a great idea. Perks include an informative, emailed monthly newsletter,<br />
discounts on club-sponsored activities, educational programs, socials with fun people, and opportunities<br />
to compete for end of the year awards! Join now with any one of our three membership options below.<br />
Please note that all membership options this year include an emailed newsletter. Mailed newsletters<br />
are no longer available unless prior arrangements are made with the <strong>Member</strong>ship Chair.<br />
Individual ($25)<br />
Family ($30)<br />
Business ($35)<br />
Name (s): ____________________________________________________________________________<br />
Address: _____________________________________________________________________________<br />
City: ___________________________________ State: _____ Zip: ________<br />
Phone: ______________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________________<br />
(Above information will be included in the membership directory unless you tell us not to. Please write legibly!<br />
The club is not responsible for members not receiving club communications due to illegible membership forms.)<br />
Check ALL interests: __Dressage __Eventing __Trail Riding __ Pleasure Riding __ Western<br />
__ Endurance __ Fox Hunting __ Hunter/Jumper __Breeder __ Driving __Hunter Paces<br />
__Social member only Other:_____________________________________________<br />
Ideas for clinics, horse events, meeting topics or social events for <strong>2017</strong>:<br />
____ I am available to volunteer for club sponsored events (list volunteer job you would like)<br />
____ I am available to help set up and take down for the shows (usually Thur. or Friday before show)<br />
The best way to contact me about volunteering is: ___text ___email ____phone call<br />
Make your check payable to <strong>FRC</strong> and mail to: <strong>FRC</strong>, P. O. Box 637, Landrum, SC 29356.<br />
For questions, please contact foothillsridingclub@gmail.com. Thank you for your support!
<strong>2017</strong> CALENDAR OF EVENTS<br />
Special Events – <strong>May</strong> 10 Trainers Meet –n- Greet Landrum Depot<br />
<strong>May</strong> 17 <strong>FRC</strong> Educational Seminar<br />
Equestrians Uncorked: “A Wine and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook Vineyards<br />
<strong>May</strong> 26 Ride-A-Test with “S” level judge Jennifer Roth<br />
Shows –<br />
Field<br />
Motlow Creek Equestrian Center<br />
<strong>May</strong> 6 <strong>FRC</strong> Dressage Schooling Show at Harmon
DID YOU KNOW……….<br />
<strong>FRC</strong> IS PROUD TO BE ABLE TO AWARD FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS TO RIDERS<br />
ANNUALLY?<br />
In order to qualify for an <strong>FRC</strong> Rider Scholarship, you must be a current <strong>FRC</strong> member at<br />
the time of your application. Additionally, your request must be for a rare educational<br />
opportunity or clinic or a championship competition directly related to your riding<br />
discipline. In exchange, scholarship recipients must give back to the club in some<br />
tangible way. For further information on <strong>FRC</strong> Rider Scholarship eligibility, go to our<br />
website: www.foothillsridingclub.org<br />
Horse Cookies provided by Marilyn Yike<br />
Mix together:<br />
1 1/2 QT whole oats<br />
2 cups cracked corn<br />
2/3 cup flour<br />
1 bottle GRAND MA's molasses<br />
Spray cookie sheet with "Pam".<br />
Drop 1 tbs per cookie<br />
Bake 20 minutes at 350* (ovens differ...335* - 340* may work better.)<br />
Cool and bang pan bottom .<br />
Store in airtight container.
Spotlight On Our <strong>Member</strong>s<br />
Betty Hill lives in the Green Creek area of Polk County,<br />
NC with her husband, Dennis. She has been riding all<br />
her adult life. She is an avid endurance rider and can be<br />
seen riding the CETA trails. :Let's meet Foothills Riding<br />
Club member Betty Hill – in her own words.<br />
After living in 21 different places, I got to live on a<br />
fruit farm east of Rochester, NY for 27 years. Snow<br />
drove my husband, Denny, and I to this heavenly place<br />
to enjoy miles of trails and golf (for him) all year around. Both our children and five grands live<br />
in the south now too. My 16 year old granddaughter has inherited my love of horses, She has<br />
done a 25 mile endurance ride with me and she wants to do more.<br />
Horses have been my passion ever since I could think for myself, drawing and<br />
dreaming of them until I bought my first Appaloosa at the age of 28. I longed to be a<br />
veterinarian but settled for a career in math education. The farm in NY allowed me to have<br />
several horses, do a little breeding and a lot of riding through the orchards.<br />
I did lots of endurance and competitive trail riding; so, I wanted a place like this (Tryon<br />
area) to do even more riding. Denny has been very supportive of my horse love. He thought it<br />
was gonna be a fad, but 41 years later he is still waiting for me to get over it!<br />
I have been fortunate to have 3 outstanding horses among many in my life- but Eclipse, a<br />
half-Arabian palomino, was gorgeous inside and out and my prize long distance horse. An<br />
accident with her, which caused chronic lameness, led me to my career now in equine and<br />
human massage therapy. I spent two years curing her lameness. Massage therapy was one of<br />
the alternative methods I used. Later that led to my current passion of human massage, which<br />
has pushed riding into a close second, although I am conditioning for a limited distance ride at<br />
Biltmore in <strong>May</strong>.<br />
Massage therapy seems to fit nicely into my life and our environment. I can effectively<br />
treat riders because I know how they feel.<br />
When I'm not riding or massaging, I paint portraits of animals. I specialize in custom<br />
pastel portraits. Some are hanging at the hospital, at Tryon Health and Fitness Club and<br />
Western Carolina Veterinary Emergency Hospital and, at times, at the Tryon Painters and<br />
Sculptures exhibits.<br />
I am in the Polk County Community Chorus. This upcoming Spring Concert will be my<br />
4 th performance. I am also in the Presbyterian Church choir in Tryon.<br />
I joined <strong>FRC</strong> when we first moved here 12 years ago to meet people with the same passion<br />
for their horses. I have stayed with <strong>FRC</strong> for the educational talks. They have been wonderful.
Join the <strong>FRC</strong> for a<br />
Trainers Meet & Greet<br />
<strong>May</strong> 10th @ The Landrum Depot<br />
7:00pm<br />
Have you ever wanted to meet other trainers in the area?<br />
What about drink wine and socialize with people that enjoy the same thing you<br />
do for a living?<br />
You're in luck!<br />
You are invited to the first ever Trainers Meet and Greet, hosted by the Foothills<br />
Riding Club.<br />
So, SAVE THE DATE and plan to join the <strong>FRC</strong> and your fellow trainers for a<br />
night of wine, hors d'oeuvres, and mingling.<br />
RSVP by email or text to Jodi Lees by <strong>May</strong> 6 th
Jodi@riversedgefarms.com or (864)921-1059<br />
April <strong>FRC</strong> Seminar<br />
Animal Welfare Topics<br />
On April 19th, a large group of <strong>FRC</strong> members and several new faces gathered at the Landrum<br />
Depot for a night jam-packed full of insightful information and helpful ideas. From 6:30 to 7:00<br />
the group gathered to enjoy the scrumptious spread of finger foods and beverages provided by<br />
our <strong>FRC</strong> Hospitality Committee. Community and conversation abounded as people shared<br />
news, made plans, and chatted about the upcoming topics of the evening.<br />
At 7:00 the ”Animal Welfare Topics” program began with Margo Savage speaking on behalf of<br />
FERA (Foothills Equine Rescue Association), which is an invaluable branch of the Foothills<br />
Humane Society that serves our community. She introduced FERA’s purpose and mission.<br />
She shared many stories and startling statistics with the group. FERA is truly a multi-faceted<br />
organization with staff that is based solely on volunteers. As always, education is key in solving<br />
many of the equine welfare problems within our community. With a more thorough<br />
understanding of what FERA does, our community can now better help them help animals.<br />
Following Margo, Patti Lovelace (also of FERA) spoke on the topic of emergency<br />
preparedness. With the wildfires and terrible storms in recent history, this is a topic that is of<br />
great importance. What happens to your horses if there’s an emergency and you’re not at<br />
home to manage the situation? There are several things that can be done. Most importantly,<br />
make sure that information is readily available for emergency responders. There is a form<br />
available to print (preferably on bright-colored paper) at http://www.ferafhs.org/forms and post<br />
somewhere easily visible in your barn. It would be wise to also include copies of Coggins<br />
paperwork. Making sure extra halters and leads are easily accessible and microchipping all of<br />
your animals are other examples of simple, helpful ways to ensure your animals safety during<br />
any emergency.<br />
Next up was Lee Mulligan, a Trust and Estate Planning Lawyer from the boutique firm Strauss<br />
Attorneys in Hendersonville. Did you know that only 19% of living adults have wills? That<br />
shocking fact gave unbelievable importance to her talk on making plans for your beloved<br />
animals in case of unexpected death. There are many practical and affordable options for<br />
creating a plan for your animals so that the decision is not left to those who are not fit to make<br />
it. Lee offers free consultations and also provided a very helpful “Equine Planning Packet” to all<br />
attendees.<br />
The night was rounded out with another talk from our FERA ladies regarding options available<br />
for unwanted equines. We all know that far too often these beloved and beautiful animals end<br />
up in terrible situations that are completely out of their control. There are always options
available for those that can no longer be kept and<br />
FERA is wealth of information. Feel free to check out their website and reach out with<br />
questions.<br />
As always, we finished the<br />
door prize for members<br />
etched wine glasses from<br />
<strong>Member</strong>ship for one of our<br />
night with our raffles. Our<br />
was a beautiful set of<br />
P3 and a free <strong>FRC</strong><br />
visitors.<br />
Welcome to the club<br />
Elyse Kaslofsky!<br />
Cheers Kathy Nebel!
Margo Savage introducing FERA and the wonderful work they do.<br />
Below: Patti Lovelace discusses Emergency Preparedness<br />
Above: Lee Mulligan discusses Equine Trusts and<br />
Estate Planning
Thank you to our judges at the April 1st show,<br />
Jennifer Roth and Valerie Swygert!<br />
Thank you to our volunteers at the April 1st show!<br />
Show secretary: Cathy Schwartz<br />
Volunteer coordinator: Jillian Woolridge<br />
Office Assistant:Sara Zordan<br />
Scribes: Terry Lynch, Kailey Beck, Lenore Threkeld<br />
Announcers: Sandy Sibley, Kevin Parker<br />
Warm-up Stewards: Elizabeth Morosani, Virginia Temple, MaryParker, Leslie Threkeld<br />
Ring stewards: Dana Zygmont, Malorie Vitale, Llyn Josef,Virginia Temple, Maria Wynn, Sarah<br />
Davis<br />
Floater: Sue Mullen<br />
Runner: Tabitha Tulloch<br />
Hospitality: Jane Lynch<br />
Photographer: Zoie Franklin<br />
Scorers: Elissa Nelson, Margo Savage, Kay Cooksey,Dave Mullen, June Lennon<br />
Jump Ring Judge: Annie Maunder<br />
Timer/Scribe, JumpRing : Jenna Marshman, Quintin Beck<br />
Jump crew: Katie Hockley, Leah Parish, Casey Clements,Kaylee Grant, Casey Murphy,<br />
Jump Course Design: Beth Perkins<br />
Jump ring set up: Sue Mullen, Jan Bellows, Gerry Zordan<br />
Thank you to the Farmhouse and Foothills BBQ!
April 1, 2016 Dressage and CT Schooling Show<br />
Training Combined Test<br />
64 Julia Fanello Forsyth Park 29.52 1<br />
33 Keileigh McMurray Fitz 33.10 2<br />
54 Hatsie Goodrich Crusader 35.95 3<br />
63 Julia Fanello Sovereign Citizen 40.24 4<br />
44 Lacey Love Marzipan 40.91 5<br />
Novice Combined<br />
Test<br />
61 Sandra Bailey Hopi Dance 31.96 1<br />
45 Justin Hull Sterling Silver 32.91 2<br />
73 Susan Shelton Sport Pony 33.91 3<br />
100 Jane Patten Polk Gray Goose 37.17 4<br />
52 Rachael Wood Spontaneous Adventure 37.91 5<br />
67 Isabella Barker FGF Kelly's Ridge 39.33 6<br />
96 Megan Dellinger Diamond in the Rough E E<br />
Beginner Novice CT<br />
Division A 56 Michele Parrish Quality Time 32.11 1<br />
50 Beth Kelley Mistletoe 32.11 2<br />
77 Lauren Bergrud Beloved BHS 36.32 3<br />
75 Sara Jackson Keswick June Bug 37.63 4<br />
87 Michaela Hughes Blazing Fury 38.74 5<br />
46 Bri Ambrosic Little Miss Sunshine 39.26 6<br />
91 Autumn Wanicka Business Class R R<br />
Beginner Novice CT<br />
Division B 99 Meridith Wyte Sylvia 30.79 1<br />
97 Dorothea Mercer Finnegan 35.00 2<br />
55 Michelle Williams 80 Degrees 36.84 3<br />
49 Sydney Langley Eye of the Tiger 38.16 4<br />
74 Sarah Maurer Salutations 46.90 5<br />
78 Natalie Schembra Preston 61.42 6
Starter CT<br />
Division A 70 Hunter Tinsley Banjo 29.69 1<br />
79 Allison Thompson Dany 34.06 2<br />
72 Candice Carr Cortadito 36.56 3<br />
57 Susan Shelton Dauntless Debonaire 38.13 4<br />
86 Evie Moore Leap of Faith 39.38 5<br />
Starter CT<br />
Division B 101 Marissa Griffin Hunter 29.38 1<br />
59 Reine Pagliaro Elusive Dreym 33.75 2<br />
66 Brittany Reynolds Fresca 34.50 3<br />
58 Hunter Tinsley Outlander 36.20 4<br />
66 Brittany Reynolds Fresca 38.30 5<br />
90 Haley Glenn Queen Justine 40.10 6<br />
Intro Test A Small Arena<br />
Division A 76 Mario Jackson Remi 72.813% 1<br />
85 Jana Grieger Banjo 69.063% 2<br />
71 Diane Freeman Main Attraction 68.125% 3<br />
51 Abigail Elise Turner Fresca 66.250% 4<br />
94 McKinzie Zeller Uslepen Diamant 65.313% 5<br />
Intro A Small Arena<br />
Division B 69 Cathy Schwartz Jackson 67.188% 1<br />
62 Kailey Holden Wortman Miss Black Six 005 66.250% 2<br />
81 Landry Pitts Rose 62.81% 3<br />
65 Danielle Kahn Wapz Irish Alibi 59.06% 4<br />
Intro B Small Arena<br />
76 Mario Jackson Remi 69.375% 1<br />
85 Jana Grieger Banjo 68.438% 2<br />
84 Allison Thompson Cactus Willie 66.875% 3<br />
71 Diane Freeman Main Attraction 66.250% 4<br />
51 Abigail Elise Turner Fresca 64.375% 5<br />
94 McKinzie Zeller Uslepen Diamant 64.063% 6<br />
89 Ashley Oliver Andre the Giant 58.125%<br />
Intro C Small Arena<br />
92 Meghan Lindler Skip 68.000% 1
Beginner Novice Test A<br />
84 Allison Thompson Cactus Willie 36.05 1<br />
92 Megan Lindler Skip 36.05 2<br />
60 Casey Murphey Mysterious Mr. P 40.53 3<br />
Novice Test A 64 Julia Fanello Forsyth Park 28.70 1<br />
Novice Test B<br />
56 Michele Parrish Quality Time 30.87 2<br />
47 Bri Ambrosic A Shot of Mocha 34.56 3<br />
96 Megan Dellinger Diamond in the Rough 37.61 4<br />
63 Julia Fanello Sovereign Citizen 38.70 5<br />
101 Marissa Griffin Hunter 37.00 1<br />
Western Intro Level Test 4<br />
42 Deanna Baldwin Patch 70.476% 1<br />
Western Basic Level Test1<br />
41 Janet Moore Oscar 65.208% 1<br />
43 Deanna Baldwin The Smooth Criminal 53.333% 2<br />
42 Deanna Baldwin Patch 51.250% 3<br />
Western Basic Level Test2<br />
Preliminary Test B<br />
41 Janet Moore Oscar 66.304% 1<br />
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 0.000%<br />
Intro A Large Arena<br />
30 Helen Frederick Daniel 73.43% 1<br />
35 Katie Ostrom Apollo 60.31% 2<br />
Intro B Large Arena<br />
30 Helen Frederick Daniel 71.88% 1<br />
5 Hannah Farmer Max 65.94% 2<br />
39 Keileigh McMurray Endeavor 63.75% 3<br />
34 Elizabeth Martineau Apollo 59.38% 4<br />
Training Level Test 1<br />
27 Jana Grieger Bendito 73.478% 1<br />
103 Kate Dilworth Echo 66.739% 2<br />
102 Megan McCoy Whiskey Sour 61.739% 3
Training Level Test 2<br />
Training Level Test 3<br />
First Level Test 1<br />
26 Jennifer Simpson Nickolaii 72.500% 1<br />
28 Lucy McDow Turn Two 68.077% 2<br />
103 Kate Dilworth Echo 67.115% 3<br />
102 Megan McCoy Whiskey Sour 66.538% 4<br />
11 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 65.577% 5<br />
24 Ann Manuel Jurnee 63.846% 6<br />
15 Caroline Pickard Dinero 62.692%<br />
10 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 59.038%<br />
19 Pat Straka Impressive Motion 58.462%<br />
7 Faith Wanicka Belle 49.231%<br />
26 Jennifer Simpson Nickolaii 72.500% 1<br />
57 Susan Shelton Dauntless Debonaire 67.727% 2<br />
27 Jana Grieger Bendito 67.00% 3<br />
28 Lucy McDow Turn Two 65.682% 4<br />
45 Justin Hull Sterling Silver 64.091% 5<br />
11 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 62.27% 6<br />
24 Ann Manuel Jurnee 60.227%<br />
10 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 58.864%<br />
7 Faith Wanicka Belle 48.864%<br />
13 Carey Fleming Mismo 68.889% 1<br />
Doutsen Fan Stal Swarte<br />
3 Evie Moore<br />
Fyshe 63.704% 2<br />
2 Evie Moore Allie W 62.778% 3<br />
61 Sandra Bailey Hopi Dance 62.407% 4<br />
32 Kathryn Anderson Nimbus 61.481% 5<br />
19 Pat Straka Impressive Motion 55.000% 6<br />
First Level Test 2<br />
2 Evie Moore Allie W 62.66% 1<br />
33 Keileigh McMurray Fitz 62.34% 2<br />
Doutsen Fan Stal Swarte<br />
3 Evie Moore<br />
Fyshe 55.31% 3<br />
First Level Test 2-<br />
DivB 32 Kathryn Anderson Nimbus 67.66% 1<br />
Second Level Test 1<br />
Second Level Test 2<br />
6 Christine Pallini Flight of Fancy 60.00% 1<br />
9 Susan Glover Box O Chocolates 61.41% 1<br />
6 Christine Pallini Flight of Fancy 53.46% 2
Second Level Test 3<br />
4 Allison Thompson Merlot 325 71.71% 1<br />
22 Susan Shelton Lucas 66.46% 2<br />
21 Sue Mullen Tyler 62.68% 3<br />
9 Susan Glover Box O Chocolates 60.85% 4<br />
8 Kirsten Wilkerson Princeton 57.19% 5<br />
Third Level Test 1<br />
Third Level Test 2<br />
18 Lisa Bezzeg Cadberries Hero 59.545% 1<br />
16 Carolyn West Killian 55.303% 2<br />
12 Barb Crawford For West 54.091% 3<br />
16 Carolyn West Killian 65.26% 1<br />
23 Susan Shelton Maui 64.62% 2<br />
Third Level Test 3<br />
Fourth Level Test of<br />
Choice<br />
73 Susan Shelton Sport Pony 65.51% 1<br />
36 Lisa Brown DeLovely 63.59% 2<br />
36 Lisa Brown Delovely 66.11% 1<br />
17 Stephanie Gibson Gandolf 55.81% 2<br />
FEI One Star Test B<br />
37 Angel Martin-Dias Silk Market 35.45 1<br />
Eventing Intermediate Test A<br />
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 37.41 1<br />
Para Individual Championship Test<br />
20 Bob Bezzeg Bedroom Pal 64.167% 1<br />
Preliminary Test B<br />
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 40.87 1
SAVE THE DATE!<br />
August 19 th , <strong>2017</strong> (Time TBD)<br />
is the VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION PARTY!<br />
Volunteers from the past 12 months eat free, other guests $10.<br />
Come help the <strong>FRC</strong> board thank our volunteers for all their hard<br />
work! Awards for top hours and other prizes, great food, adult<br />
beverages, and a fun theme!<br />
More details in your next newsletter!
Ride-A-Test with “S” level judge Jennifer Roth<br />
<strong>FRC</strong> is excited to announce a Ride-A-Test Clinic with acclaimed<br />
dressage rider, instructor, and “S” level judge Jennifer Roth! On<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 27th Motlow Creek Equestrian Center will open their<br />
beautiful facility to <strong>FRC</strong> riders for a day that will be full of fun and<br />
learning. This is a great opportunity to get some valuable,<br />
constructive feedback from one of the best in the business.<br />
Erik Olsen will be on hand to capture videos that all riders will be<br />
able to use as they develop from their learning experience. We hope<br />
you’ll join us!<br />
$50/ride for <strong>FRC</strong> members*<br />
$60/ride for non-<strong>FRC</strong> members<br />
$10/day for <strong>FRC</strong> auditors*<br />
$15/day for non-<strong>FRC</strong> auditors<br />
*Riders use up to 50% <strong>FRC</strong> Club Bucks and auditors use up to 100%<br />
Club Bucks<br />
Please check the website for all entry information.
<strong>FRC</strong> Educational Seminar – <strong>May</strong> 17<br />
Equestrians Uncorked: “A Wine and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook Vineyards<br />
On <strong>May</strong> 17th from 6-9, rather than<br />
having a traditional educational seminar<br />
at the Landrum Depot, <strong>FRC</strong> will be<br />
hosting “Equestrians Uncorked: A Wine<br />
and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook<br />
Vineyards for 30 lucky members. Tickets<br />
are $50 and will include a wine tasting of<br />
Mountain Brook Vineyard's Award-<br />
Winning selection of wines, food and<br />
hospitality courtesy of <strong>FRC</strong>, a 16x20<br />
canvas pre-sketched with each<br />
individual’s favorite pet portrait and<br />
painting instruction from PetPOPS artist<br />
Katharine Raush, not to mention a<br />
glorious view of the sun setting over the<br />
vineyards and the Blue Ridge Mountains.<br />
PetPOPs will be donating $5 from each<br />
purchased ticket back to a local animalwelfare<br />
charity.<br />
Come out and join us for a night full of painting, sipping, and fun!<br />
P.S. This is a great way to use all the <strong>FRC</strong> Club Bucks you have stashed away!<br />
To reserve your ticket please visit the following link.<br />
http://tinyurl.com/k6f2m6o<br />
For questions contact kailey.parker18@gmail.com
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS!<br />
Attention <strong>2017</strong> competitors:<br />
<strong>FRC</strong> will set up a self (ie) serve photo booth at our shows this year! Weather<br />
permitting, you will have the perfect spot to capture the day with your ribbons,<br />
horses, friends, dogs, or all of the above! FUN!<br />
In addition, we will have a competitor hospitality table with light snacks for you and<br />
your horse. Just look for the <strong>FRC</strong> banner.
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A BIT O’ NEWS<br />
PLEASE SEND ANY NEWS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE TO frcnewsletterads@gmail.com<br />
Calling All Volunteers! <strong>FRC</strong> Needs YOU!<br />
We can’t run all of our great shows, events, clinics, and seminars without some<br />
help from our awesome membership, and there are some great perks!<br />
Volunteers earn $10 club bucks for up to a half-day of volunteering, $20 for a full<br />
day, or $30 for set up of a horse show. “Club bucks” can be used for<br />
membership, shows, clinics, and many other club activities. Finally, our annual<br />
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, hosted by the <strong>FRC</strong> board in August, is free to<br />
anyone who volunteered in the previous 12 months!<br />
Call or email your volunteer coordinators Jillian at (814) 441-0942 or<br />
jillian.j.woolridge@gmail.com OR Hatsie Goodrich at hgoodrich2@yahoo.com to<br />
sign up!<br />
Get Ready.., Get Set.., Go!!!<br />
A new Volunteer Appreciation Incentive Program is happening this year. We<br />
will have a program in place which allows Volunteers to rack up hours to win<br />
an embroidered <strong>FRC</strong> Polo shirt, an embroidered <strong>FRC</strong> jacket or an embroidered<br />
<strong>FRC</strong> coat. Exact details and pictures will follow in next month’s newsletter but<br />
VOLUNTEER time starts NOW!
Keep your eyes open for details…<br />
CLASSIFIED ADS<br />
Do you have your own tack/horses/equipment, etc. to sell, services to<br />
offer, or events to promote? <strong>Member</strong>s can post those items in the <strong>FRC</strong><br />
<strong>Newsletter</strong> for free! And non-members only pay $10. Email us at<br />
frcnewsletterads@gmail.com to get yours into next month’s issue.<br />
Please limit ads to 3 small photos and 5 lines of text.<br />
Tons of used tack, saddle pads, blankets, bits and saddles for sale at much reduced price.<br />
Please help me clean my closets. Will send photos if you need something specific. Please text<br />
Beth Perkins at (828)230-0393<br />
FOR SALE: 14.3/15 HH, bay, sport horse, Sold to me as a Welch<br />
cob/TB sport horse, about 10 years old. Has done H.Paces, extensive<br />
trails, jumped some X-Country fences at FENCE, has been in dressage<br />
training. Would be well suited for: dressage, endurance, eventing. A<br />
perfect fit for the right Pony Clubber. He is very sweet and smart. Up to<br />
date on everything. Needs a confident rider.<br />
$3500 For more information call Llyn 716 698-9859
Business <strong>Member</strong>s<br />
Have you ever wanted to display your business card in a monthly publication<br />
seen by people who have the same interests as you at just pennies a day? If<br />
you’ve answered yes, please consider the <strong>FRC</strong>’s new BUSINESS<br />
MEMBERSHIP. For just $35 per year, the Business <strong>Member</strong>ship allows <strong>FRC</strong><br />
Business members to advertise their business card in every monthly newsletter<br />
publication. And, of course, this membership option includes all the perks of<br />
<strong>FRC</strong> membership, such as educational seminars, member rates at <strong>FRC</strong> shows,<br />
clinics, and a monthly newsletter!<br />
Joining the <strong>FRC</strong> is easy! Go to www.foothillsridingclub.org/membership for the<br />
<strong>2017</strong> <strong>Member</strong>ship Form. In addition to the Business <strong>Member</strong>ship option, the <strong>FRC</strong><br />
is also offering new pricing on monthly newsletter advertising:<br />
∙$10 for half page ad<br />
∙$20 for a full page ad<br />
∙$10 for a non-business member to print a business card<br />
** All ads must be supplied to frcnewsletterads@gmail.com and paid in advance**<br />
Checks made out to <strong>FRC</strong> PO Box 637 Landrum, SC 29356<br />
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