May 2017 FRC Member Newsletter

NEWS
May
2017
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
I do have to admit that I was a bit disappointed when I was approached by a
few of the volunteers at one of our FRC shows and told that the competitors
had been quite rude to them that day. More than once and by different people
during the day. I have been a competitor myself, I have coached competitors
and I have judged competitors. I know that when competing, nerves can get
frayed and anxiety can get the best of anyone. It can be hard to remember that
EVERYONE helping at the FRC shows (and most shows for that matter) are
VOLUNTEERS. They are there to help the show run as smoothly as possible.
Often standing in the rain or the wind or the freezing cold or the burning sun -
just to help out. Most club organizations literally survive on volunteers. FRC is
a common example. All of the Board members are volunteers. The newsletter
is put together by a volunteer. The educational seminars are organized by
volunteers. The shows are run by volunteers. You get the point. Please try to
remember when you are showing or your kids are showing or your students
are showing, that the people around you are trying to help you and to aid the
progress of the show. They are doing their best and should be thanked at
every opportunity possible. When they don’t have the answers, it is probably
because someone hasn’t been able to provide them with the information you
are looking for. If you really do have an issue that needs addressing regarding
a volunteer, please take it respectfully to the office and let the show manager
find a solution. And ALSO - please volunteer whenever you can! It spreads the
work load and is such a welcome relief to those who are trying to put on a
super show for the competitors and spectators. FRC offers great care and
appreciation of our volunteers. We have all kinds of awards for volunteers and
we pay for time in FRC Club Bucks. Join us whenever you can!
-- Jodi Lees, FRC Board President

2017 FRC MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Membership into the FRC is a great idea. Perks include an informative, emailed monthly newsletter,
discounts on club-sponsored activities, educational programs, socials with fun people, and opportunities
to compete for end of the year awards! Join now with any one of our three membership options below.
Please note that all membership options this year include an emailed newsletter. Mailed newsletters
are no longer available unless prior arrangements are made with the Membership Chair.
Individual ($25)
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__ Endurance __ Fox Hunting __ Hunter/Jumper __Breeder __ Driving __Hunter Paces
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Ideas for clinics, horse events, meeting topics or social events for 2017:
____ I am available to volunteer for club sponsored events (list volunteer job you would like)
____ I am available to help set up and take down for the shows (usually Thur. or Friday before show)
The best way to contact me about volunteering is: ___text ___email ____phone call
Make your check payable to FRC and mail to: FRC, P. O. Box 637, Landrum, SC 29356.
For questions, please contact foothillsridingclub@gmail.com. Thank you for your support!

2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Special Events – May 10 Trainers Meet –n- Greet Landrum Depot
May 17 FRC Educational Seminar
Equestrians Uncorked: “A Wine and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook Vineyards
May 26 Ride-A-Test with “S” level judge Jennifer Roth
Shows –
Field
Motlow Creek Equestrian Center
May 6 FRC Dressage Schooling Show at Harmon

DID YOU KNOW……….
FRC IS PROUD TO BE ABLE TO AWARD FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS TO RIDERS
ANNUALLY?
In order to qualify for an FRC Rider Scholarship, you must be a current FRC member at
the time of your application. Additionally, your request must be for a rare educational
opportunity or clinic or a championship competition directly related to your riding
discipline. In exchange, scholarship recipients must give back to the club in some
tangible way. For further information on FRC Rider Scholarship eligibility, go to our
website: www.foothillsridingclub.org
Horse Cookies provided by Marilyn Yike
Mix together:
1 1/2 QT whole oats
2 cups cracked corn
2/3 cup flour
1 bottle GRAND MA's molasses
Spray cookie sheet with "Pam".
Drop 1 tbs per cookie
Bake 20 minutes at 350* (ovens differ...335* - 340* may work better.)
Cool and bang pan bottom .
Store in airtight container.

Spotlight On Our Members
Betty Hill lives in the Green Creek area of Polk County,
NC with her husband, Dennis. She has been riding all
her adult life. She is an avid endurance rider and can be
seen riding the CETA trails. :Let's meet Foothills Riding
Club member Betty Hill – in her own words.
After living in 21 different places, I got to live on a
fruit farm east of Rochester, NY for 27 years. Snow
drove my husband, Denny, and I to this heavenly place
to enjoy miles of trails and golf (for him) all year around. Both our children and five grands live
in the south now too. My 16 year old granddaughter has inherited my love of horses, She has
done a 25 mile endurance ride with me and she wants to do more.
Horses have been my passion ever since I could think for myself, drawing and
dreaming of them until I bought my first Appaloosa at the age of 28. I longed to be a
veterinarian but settled for a career in math education. The farm in NY allowed me to have
several horses, do a little breeding and a lot of riding through the orchards.
I did lots of endurance and competitive trail riding; so, I wanted a place like this (Tryon
area) to do even more riding. Denny has been very supportive of my horse love. He thought it
was gonna be a fad, but 41 years later he is still waiting for me to get over it!
I have been fortunate to have 3 outstanding horses among many in my life- but Eclipse, a
half-Arabian palomino, was gorgeous inside and out and my prize long distance horse. An
accident with her, which caused chronic lameness, led me to my career now in equine and
human massage therapy. I spent two years curing her lameness. Massage therapy was one of
the alternative methods I used. Later that led to my current passion of human massage, which
has pushed riding into a close second, although I am conditioning for a limited distance ride at
Biltmore in May.
Massage therapy seems to fit nicely into my life and our environment. I can effectively
treat riders because I know how they feel.
When I'm not riding or massaging, I paint portraits of animals. I specialize in custom
pastel portraits. Some are hanging at the hospital, at Tryon Health and Fitness Club and
Western Carolina Veterinary Emergency Hospital and, at times, at the Tryon Painters and
Sculptures exhibits.
I am in the Polk County Community Chorus. This upcoming Spring Concert will be my
4 th performance. I am also in the Presbyterian Church choir in Tryon.
I joined FRC when we first moved here 12 years ago to meet people with the same passion
for their horses. I have stayed with FRC for the educational talks. They have been wonderful.

Join the FRC for a
Trainers Meet & Greet
May 10th @ The Landrum Depot
7:00pm
Have you ever wanted to meet other trainers in the area?
What about drink wine and socialize with people that enjoy the same thing you
do for a living?
You're in luck!
You are invited to the first ever Trainers Meet and Greet, hosted by the Foothills
Riding Club.
So, SAVE THE DATE and plan to join the FRC and your fellow trainers for a
night of wine, hors d'oeuvres, and mingling.
RSVP by email or text to Jodi Lees by May 6 th

Jodi@riversedgefarms.com or (864)921-1059
April FRC Seminar
Animal Welfare Topics
On April 19th, a large group of FRC members and several new faces gathered at the Landrum
Depot for a night jam-packed full of insightful information and helpful ideas. From 6:30 to 7:00
the group gathered to enjoy the scrumptious spread of finger foods and beverages provided by
our FRC Hospitality Committee. Community and conversation abounded as people shared
news, made plans, and chatted about the upcoming topics of the evening.
At 7:00 the ”Animal Welfare Topics” program began with Margo Savage speaking on behalf of
FERA (Foothills Equine Rescue Association), which is an invaluable branch of the Foothills
Humane Society that serves our community. She introduced FERA’s purpose and mission.
She shared many stories and startling statistics with the group. FERA is truly a multi-faceted
organization with staff that is based solely on volunteers. As always, education is key in solving
many of the equine welfare problems within our community. With a more thorough
understanding of what FERA does, our community can now better help them help animals.
Following Margo, Patti Lovelace (also of FERA) spoke on the topic of emergency
preparedness. With the wildfires and terrible storms in recent history, this is a topic that is of
great importance. What happens to your horses if there’s an emergency and you’re not at
home to manage the situation? There are several things that can be done. Most importantly,
make sure that information is readily available for emergency responders. There is a form
available to print (preferably on bright-colored paper) at http://www.ferafhs.org/forms and post
somewhere easily visible in your barn. It would be wise to also include copies of Coggins
paperwork. Making sure extra halters and leads are easily accessible and microchipping all of
your animals are other examples of simple, helpful ways to ensure your animals safety during
any emergency.
Next up was Lee Mulligan, a Trust and Estate Planning Lawyer from the boutique firm Strauss
Attorneys in Hendersonville. Did you know that only 19% of living adults have wills? That
shocking fact gave unbelievable importance to her talk on making plans for your beloved
animals in case of unexpected death. There are many practical and affordable options for
creating a plan for your animals so that the decision is not left to those who are not fit to make
it. Lee offers free consultations and also provided a very helpful “Equine Planning Packet” to all
attendees.
The night was rounded out with another talk from our FERA ladies regarding options available
for unwanted equines. We all know that far too often these beloved and beautiful animals end
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
FERA is wealth of information. Feel free to check out their website and reach out with
questions.
As always, we finished the
door prize for members
etched wine glasses from
Membership for one of our
night with our raffles. Our
was a beautiful set of
P3 and a free FRC
visitors.
Welcome to the club
Elyse Kaslofsky!
Cheers Kathy Nebel!

Margo Savage introducing FERA and the wonderful work they do.
Below: Patti Lovelace discusses Emergency Preparedness
Above: Lee Mulligan discusses Equine Trusts and
Estate Planning

Thank you to our judges at the April 1st show,
Jennifer Roth and Valerie Swygert!
Thank you to our volunteers at the April 1st show!
Show secretary: Cathy Schwartz
Volunteer coordinator: Jillian Woolridge
Office Assistant:Sara Zordan
Scribes: Terry Lynch, Kailey Beck, Lenore Threkeld
Announcers: Sandy Sibley, Kevin Parker
Warm-up Stewards: Elizabeth Morosani, Virginia Temple, MaryParker, Leslie Threkeld
Ring stewards: Dana Zygmont, Malorie Vitale, Llyn Josef,Virginia Temple, Maria Wynn, Sarah
Davis
Floater: Sue Mullen
Runner: Tabitha Tulloch
Hospitality: Jane Lynch
Photographer: Zoie Franklin
Scorers: Elissa Nelson, Margo Savage, Kay Cooksey,Dave Mullen, June Lennon
Jump Ring Judge: Annie Maunder
Timer/Scribe, JumpRing : Jenna Marshman, Quintin Beck
Jump crew: Katie Hockley, Leah Parish, Casey Clements,Kaylee Grant, Casey Murphy,
Jump Course Design: Beth Perkins
Jump ring set up: Sue Mullen, Jan Bellows, Gerry Zordan
Thank you to the Farmhouse and Foothills BBQ!

April 1, 2016 Dressage and CT Schooling Show
Training Combined Test
64 Julia Fanello Forsyth Park 29.52 1
33 Keileigh McMurray Fitz 33.10 2
54 Hatsie Goodrich Crusader 35.95 3
63 Julia Fanello Sovereign Citizen 40.24 4
44 Lacey Love Marzipan 40.91 5
Novice Combined
Test
61 Sandra Bailey Hopi Dance 31.96 1
45 Justin Hull Sterling Silver 32.91 2
73 Susan Shelton Sport Pony 33.91 3
100 Jane Patten Polk Gray Goose 37.17 4
52 Rachael Wood Spontaneous Adventure 37.91 5
67 Isabella Barker FGF Kelly's Ridge 39.33 6
96 Megan Dellinger Diamond in the Rough E E
Beginner Novice CT
Division A 56 Michele Parrish Quality Time 32.11 1
50 Beth Kelley Mistletoe 32.11 2
77 Lauren Bergrud Beloved BHS 36.32 3
75 Sara Jackson Keswick June Bug 37.63 4
87 Michaela Hughes Blazing Fury 38.74 5
46 Bri Ambrosic Little Miss Sunshine 39.26 6
91 Autumn Wanicka Business Class R R
Beginner Novice CT
Division B 99 Meridith Wyte Sylvia 30.79 1
97 Dorothea Mercer Finnegan 35.00 2
55 Michelle Williams 80 Degrees 36.84 3
49 Sydney Langley Eye of the Tiger 38.16 4
74 Sarah Maurer Salutations 46.90 5
78 Natalie Schembra Preston 61.42 6

Starter CT
Division A 70 Hunter Tinsley Banjo 29.69 1
79 Allison Thompson Dany 34.06 2
72 Candice Carr Cortadito 36.56 3
57 Susan Shelton Dauntless Debonaire 38.13 4
86 Evie Moore Leap of Faith 39.38 5
Starter CT
Division B 101 Marissa Griffin Hunter 29.38 1
59 Reine Pagliaro Elusive Dreym 33.75 2
66 Brittany Reynolds Fresca 34.50 3
58 Hunter Tinsley Outlander 36.20 4
66 Brittany Reynolds Fresca 38.30 5
90 Haley Glenn Queen Justine 40.10 6
Intro Test A Small Arena
Division A 76 Mario Jackson Remi 72.813% 1
85 Jana Grieger Banjo 69.063% 2
71 Diane Freeman Main Attraction 68.125% 3
51 Abigail Elise Turner Fresca 66.250% 4
94 McKinzie Zeller Uslepen Diamant 65.313% 5
Intro A Small Arena
Division B 69 Cathy Schwartz Jackson 67.188% 1
62 Kailey Holden Wortman Miss Black Six 005 66.250% 2
81 Landry Pitts Rose 62.81% 3
65 Danielle Kahn Wapz Irish Alibi 59.06% 4
Intro B Small Arena
76 Mario Jackson Remi 69.375% 1
85 Jana Grieger Banjo 68.438% 2
84 Allison Thompson Cactus Willie 66.875% 3
71 Diane Freeman Main Attraction 66.250% 4
51 Abigail Elise Turner Fresca 64.375% 5
94 McKinzie Zeller Uslepen Diamant 64.063% 6
89 Ashley Oliver Andre the Giant 58.125%
Intro C Small Arena
92 Meghan Lindler Skip 68.000% 1

Beginner Novice Test A
84 Allison Thompson Cactus Willie 36.05 1
92 Megan Lindler Skip 36.05 2
60 Casey Murphey Mysterious Mr. P 40.53 3
Novice Test A 64 Julia Fanello Forsyth Park 28.70 1
Novice Test B
56 Michele Parrish Quality Time 30.87 2
47 Bri Ambrosic A Shot of Mocha 34.56 3
96 Megan Dellinger Diamond in the Rough 37.61 4
63 Julia Fanello Sovereign Citizen 38.70 5
101 Marissa Griffin Hunter 37.00 1
Western Intro Level Test 4
42 Deanna Baldwin Patch 70.476% 1
Western Basic Level Test1
41 Janet Moore Oscar 65.208% 1
43 Deanna Baldwin The Smooth Criminal 53.333% 2
42 Deanna Baldwin Patch 51.250% 3
Western Basic Level Test2
Preliminary Test B
41 Janet Moore Oscar 66.304% 1
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 0.000%
Intro A Large Arena
30 Helen Frederick Daniel 73.43% 1
35 Katie Ostrom Apollo 60.31% 2
Intro B Large Arena
30 Helen Frederick Daniel 71.88% 1
5 Hannah Farmer Max 65.94% 2
39 Keileigh McMurray Endeavor 63.75% 3
34 Elizabeth Martineau Apollo 59.38% 4
Training Level Test 1
27 Jana Grieger Bendito 73.478% 1
103 Kate Dilworth Echo 66.739% 2
102 Megan McCoy Whiskey Sour 61.739% 3

Training Level Test 2
Training Level Test 3
First Level Test 1
26 Jennifer Simpson Nickolaii 72.500% 1
28 Lucy McDow Turn Two 68.077% 2
103 Kate Dilworth Echo 67.115% 3
102 Megan McCoy Whiskey Sour 66.538% 4
11 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 65.577% 5
24 Ann Manuel Jurnee 63.846% 6
15 Caroline Pickard Dinero 62.692%
10 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 59.038%
19 Pat Straka Impressive Motion 58.462%
7 Faith Wanicka Belle 49.231%
26 Jennifer Simpson Nickolaii 72.500% 1
57 Susan Shelton Dauntless Debonaire 67.727% 2
27 Jana Grieger Bendito 67.00% 3
28 Lucy McDow Turn Two 65.682% 4
45 Justin Hull Sterling Silver 64.091% 5
11 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 62.27% 6
24 Ann Manuel Jurnee 60.227%
10 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 58.864%
7 Faith Wanicka Belle 48.864%
13 Carey Fleming Mismo 68.889% 1
Doutsen Fan Stal Swarte
3 Evie Moore
Fyshe 63.704% 2
2 Evie Moore Allie W 62.778% 3
61 Sandra Bailey Hopi Dance 62.407% 4
32 Kathryn Anderson Nimbus 61.481% 5
19 Pat Straka Impressive Motion 55.000% 6
First Level Test 2
2 Evie Moore Allie W 62.66% 1
33 Keileigh McMurray Fitz 62.34% 2
Doutsen Fan Stal Swarte
3 Evie Moore
Fyshe 55.31% 3
First Level Test 2-
DivB 32 Kathryn Anderson Nimbus 67.66% 1
Second Level Test 1
Second Level Test 2
6 Christine Pallini Flight of Fancy 60.00% 1
9 Susan Glover Box O Chocolates 61.41% 1
6 Christine Pallini Flight of Fancy 53.46% 2

Second Level Test 3
4 Allison Thompson Merlot 325 71.71% 1
22 Susan Shelton Lucas 66.46% 2
21 Sue Mullen Tyler 62.68% 3
9 Susan Glover Box O Chocolates 60.85% 4
8 Kirsten Wilkerson Princeton 57.19% 5
Third Level Test 1
Third Level Test 2
18 Lisa Bezzeg Cadberries Hero 59.545% 1
16 Carolyn West Killian 55.303% 2
12 Barb Crawford For West 54.091% 3
16 Carolyn West Killian 65.26% 1
23 Susan Shelton Maui 64.62% 2
Third Level Test 3
Fourth Level Test of
Choice
73 Susan Shelton Sport Pony 65.51% 1
36 Lisa Brown DeLovely 63.59% 2
36 Lisa Brown Delovely 66.11% 1
17 Stephanie Gibson Gandolf 55.81% 2
FEI One Star Test B
37 Angel Martin-Dias Silk Market 35.45 1
Eventing Intermediate Test A
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 37.41 1
Para Individual Championship Test
20 Bob Bezzeg Bedroom Pal 64.167% 1
Preliminary Test B
38 Heather Sinclair Venture 40.87 1

SAVE THE DATE!
August 19 th , 2017 (Time TBD)
is the VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION PARTY!
Volunteers from the past 12 months eat free, other guests $10.
Come help the FRC board thank our volunteers for all their hard
work! Awards for top hours and other prizes, great food, adult
beverages, and a fun theme!
More details in your next newsletter!

Ride-A-Test with “S” level judge Jennifer Roth
FRC is excited to announce a Ride-A-Test Clinic with acclaimed
dressage rider, instructor, and “S” level judge Jennifer Roth! On
Saturday, May 27th Motlow Creek Equestrian Center will open their
beautiful facility to FRC riders for a day that will be full of fun and
learning. This is a great opportunity to get some valuable,
constructive feedback from one of the best in the business.
Erik Olsen will be on hand to capture videos that all riders will be
able to use as they develop from their learning experience. We hope
you’ll join us!
$50/ride for FRC members*
$60/ride for non-FRC members
$10/day for FRC auditors*
$15/day for non-FRC auditors
*Riders use up to 50% FRC Club Bucks and auditors use up to 100%
Club Bucks
Please check the website for all entry information.

FRC Educational Seminar – May 17
Equestrians Uncorked: “A Wine and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook Vineyards
On May 17th from 6-9, rather than
having a traditional educational seminar
at the Landrum Depot, FRC will be
hosting “Equestrians Uncorked: A Wine
and Paint Event” at Mountain Brook
Vineyards for 30 lucky members. Tickets
are $50 and will include a wine tasting of
Mountain Brook Vineyard's Award-
Winning selection of wines, food and
hospitality courtesy of FRC, a 16x20
canvas pre-sketched with each
individual’s favorite pet portrait and
painting instruction from PetPOPS artist
Katharine Raush, not to mention a
glorious view of the sun setting over the
vineyards and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
PetPOPs will be donating $5 from each
purchased ticket back to a local animalwelfare
charity.
Come out and join us for a night full of painting, sipping, and fun!
P.S. This is a great way to use all the FRC Club Bucks you have stashed away!
To reserve your ticket please visit the following link.
http://tinyurl.com/k6f2m6o
For questions contact kailey.parker18@gmail.com

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS!
Attention 2017 competitors:
FRC will set up a self (ie) serve photo booth at our shows this year! Weather
permitting, you will have the perfect spot to capture the day with your ribbons,
horses, friends, dogs, or all of the above! FUN!
In addition, we will have a competitor hospitality table with light snacks for you and
your horse. Just look for the FRC banner.

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A BIT O’ NEWS
PLEASE SEND ANY NEWS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE TO frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
Calling All Volunteers! FRC Needs YOU!
We can’t run all of our great shows, events, clinics, and seminars without some
help from our awesome membership, and there are some great perks!
Volunteers earn $10 club bucks for up to a half-day of volunteering, $20 for a full
day, or $30 for set up of a horse show. “Club bucks” can be used for
membership, shows, clinics, and many other club activities. Finally, our annual
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, hosted by the FRC board in August, is free to
anyone who volunteered in the previous 12 months!
Call or email your volunteer coordinators Jillian at (814) 441-0942 or
jillian.j.woolridge@gmail.com OR Hatsie Goodrich at hgoodrich2@yahoo.com to
sign up!
Get Ready.., Get Set.., Go!!!
A new Volunteer Appreciation Incentive Program is happening this year. We
will have a program in place which allows Volunteers to rack up hours to win
an embroidered FRC Polo shirt, an embroidered FRC jacket or an embroidered
FRC coat. Exact details and pictures will follow in next month’s newsletter but
VOLUNTEER time starts NOW!

Keep your eyes open for details…
CLASSIFIED ADS
Do you have your own tack/horses/equipment, etc. to sell, services to
offer, or events to promote? Members can post those items in the FRC
Newsletter for free! And non-members only pay $10. Email us at
frcnewsletterads@gmail.com to get yours into next month’s issue.
Please limit ads to 3 small photos and 5 lines of text.
Tons of used tack, saddle pads, blankets, bits and saddles for sale at much reduced price.
Please help me clean my closets. Will send photos if you need something specific. Please text
Beth Perkins at (828)230-0393
FOR SALE: 14.3/15 HH, bay, sport horse, Sold to me as a Welch
cob/TB sport horse, about 10 years old. Has done H.Paces, extensive
trails, jumped some X-Country fences at FENCE, has been in dressage
training. Would be well suited for: dressage, endurance, eventing. A
perfect fit for the right Pony Clubber. He is very sweet and smart. Up to
date on everything. Needs a confident rider.
$3500 For more information call Llyn 716 698-9859

Business Members
Have you ever wanted to display your business card in a monthly publication
seen by people who have the same interests as you at just pennies a day? If
you’ve answered yes, please consider the FRC’s new BUSINESS
MEMBERSHIP. For just $35 per year, the Business Membership allows FRC
Business members to advertise their business card in every monthly newsletter
publication. And, of course, this membership option includes all the perks of
FRC membership, such as educational seminars, member rates at FRC shows,
clinics, and a monthly newsletter!
Joining the FRC is easy! Go to www.foothillsridingclub.org/membership for the
2017 Membership Form. In addition to the Business Membership option, the FRC
is also offering new pricing on monthly newsletter advertising:
∙$10 for half page ad
∙$20 for a full page ad
∙$10 for a non-business member to print a business card
** All ads must be supplied to frcnewsletterads@gmail.com and paid in advance**
Checks made out to FRC PO Box 637 Landrum, SC 29356
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