October 2018 FRC Member Newsletter

NEWS October
2018
It’s hard to think of October without somehow starting to think of pumpkin spice everything and
all the spooks and thrills associated with the Halloween season. However, for many of us with
horses, the spice and spooks might not be coming from frothy lattes and candy-filled,
commercialized holidays. The chillier air and the changing of the leaves brings about an all too
commonly spicy and spooky season for our beloved horses. Flared nostrils, snorts, bucks and
bolts can be frightening for even the most experienced equestrians. Maybe, just maybe, we
should embrace the freshness of the season, mount our monstrous mares and ghoulish
geldings, and use this month as a learning opportunity. Why not take the reason for the season
and incorporate it into our sometimes all-too routine routines? Before we saddle up this
October, maybe we should challenge ourselves to build a stronger bond with our equine
companions by incorporating some built-in opportunities for growth. “Horses are scared of just
two things,” goes the saying. “1. Things that move. 2. Things that don’t.” Funny, yes, but also
frustratingly true. Every chance we get to expose our horses to something new or different is
an opportunity to strengthen our bond with them and better prepare them to handle any other
unexpected “goblins” throughout life. So, as you pass through the supermarket this week, let a
vampire, spider or Frankenstein hop in your cart and take a ride all the way to the barnyard.
Set your horse up for success and they’ll thank you later.
Kailey Beck

2018 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, scholarship opportunities and yearend
awards! Join now with any one of our three membership options below.
Individual ($25)
Family ($30)
Business ($35) – includes a free business card sized ad in our monthly newsletter!
Name (s): ____________________________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________ State: _____ Zip: ________
Phone: ______________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________________
(Above information will be included in the membership directory unless you tell us not to. Please write legibly! The club is
not responsible for members not receiving club communications due to illegible membership forms.)
Check ALL interests: __Dressage __Eventing __Trail Riding __ Pleasure Riding __ Western __
Endurance __ Fox Hunting __ Hunter/Jumper __Breeder __ Driving __Hunter Paces __Social
member only Other:_____________________________________________
Ideas for clinics, horse events, educational seminars or social events for 2018:
____ I am available to volunteer for club sponsored events (list volunteer job you would like)
____ I am available to help set up (usually Thurs or Fri) before the show or take down at the conclusion of the
show
Make your check payable to FRC and mail to: FRC, P. O. Box 637, Landrum, SC 29356.
If you have chosen to join as a Business Member, please attach your business card with this membership
application so we can include it in our monthly newsletter!
For questions, please contact foothillsridingclub@gmail.com. Thank you for your support!

2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Educational Seminar- All 2018 Seminars will be held at the FENCE House
Wednesday 17 October 2018 Equine Chiropractic and Massage / Body Work
Friday October 19 2018 Annual Meeting at FENCE
6:30 Social and dinner 7:00 Presentation
UPCOMING SHOWS
October 13 -- FRC at Harmon Field Dressage only
Judges are
LYNELLE FLOWERS
ANDRE POOL
For more information visit www.foothillsridingclub.org
***If you are an FRC member, all shows count towards the FRC Year End Awards
Program! Be sure to join FRC so that your points will count towards our amazing Year
End Awards!
***All horses at FRC shows must have a current negative Coggins on file. Easiest way
to get your Coggins on file is to email to the show secretary. Check the current Coggins
listing on our website and if your horse is not up to date, email a copy to the show
secretary smokeyhollowfarm@windstream.net.
Once your Coggins is on file, you are good to go until it expires!
ROAD CLEANUP...Foothills Riding Club has adopted Moore Road in the Green creek area as
another way for the club to give back to the community. Join us on October 27th for a clean-up
day.
We will meet at 10 am at Re-Ride, 6431 NC-9,
Suite 5, Columbus NC. Please text Hatsie at
828-301-3318 or email
hgoodrich2@yahoo.com if you are able to
participate.

October FRC Education Seminar
Topic: Equine Chiropractic and Massage / Body Work
Wednesday 17 October 2018
Location: FENCE (Great Room, the house)
Time: Social time 6:30pm - 7:00pm
Presentation: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Presenters: Dr Aaron Langley, DVM and Nicole Watts of Equizen
Our Next Educational Seminar will focus on the complimentary care of Chiropractic and
Accupressure/Massage for Horses. Dr Langley will be discuss chiropractic treatments and its
effect on equine biomechanics of feet, spine and pelvis. Nicole Watts will be discussing
Acupressure and deep tissue massage and how those therapies can aid recovery and
performance.
About Our Presenters: Dr. Aaron Langley earned his B.S.
in Animal Science in 2005 and his Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine from Colorado State University in 2009. Dr
Langley currently works at Appalachian Equine. He
received his Chiropractic training at Options for Animals
College of Animal Chiropractic and his acupuncture
training at Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians.
Nicole Watts is a Certified Animal Acupressure and
Massage Therapist. She is based out of Hendersonville, and has spent the last 9 years serving
horses in Tryon and the surrounding areas. Before that, Nicole spent 12 years working as a
Certified Veterinary Technician in both equine and small animal practice. Nicole is an
equestrian, having ridden Jumpers and Dressage.

Annual Meeting 14 November at FENCE House Great Room
Members and guests are invited to bring a dish or a dessert as a side dish to
Side Street pastas.
6:30pm social, 7:00pm presentation
The main presenter is Dr Emilie Setlakwe (DVM) from Tryon Equine who will
present the work she has done globally, but more recently in Nicaragua,
providing vital healthcare for working equid and donkeys. After Dr Emilie's
presentation, Barbara Claussen will make a short presentation on what she is
doing locally for donkeys in the Donkey Rescue of Western NC.
Mark your calendars for the Annual FRC Gala
January 12 th 2019
GALA will feature the first annual Silent Auction with proceeds to
benefit the FRC. More info coming soon!

Foothills Riding Club
Dressage and Combined Training Schooling Show
September 8, 2018
CLASS # RIDER HORSE SCORE PLACE
Training Combined Test
212 Emily Thomas Ohio 31.90 1
234 Harley Austin Sequel 34.77 2
243 Margret Stiles Pico De Caballo 36.20 3
98 Laura Orlowski Yankee Mickey 37.86 4
Novice CT-Div A
242 Carli Stiles Sports Car 29.76 1
217 Annette Reals Knight's Tale 29.95 2
233 Harley Austin Sword of Ireland 31.91 3
204 Tess Lesesne Miss Florida 34.95 4
201 Mary Livesay Rags to Riches 36.19 5
21 Beth Perkins Joe 37.75 6
Novice CT-Div B
30 Lorraine Barrows Nodin 29.05 1
216 Molly Hunt Lena 33.81 2
1 Brianna Manning Prince Excelsior 37.38 3
32 Bella Sparks Swim Easy Five 38.10 4
205 Beth Kelley Mistletoe 45.00 5
28 Grace Boni Rio Grande 59.90 6
BN CT- Div A
208 Allison Thompson Swifty's Place 26.67 1
224 Lauren Bergrud Cappa Crusader 31.94 2
214 Trisha Dunn Brae 36.67 3
27 Dawn Kemph Always Curious 38.06 4
202 Miranda Levin VanGogh 46.06 5
219 Candice Carr Cortadito 50.00 6
228 Margret Stiles Just Dreamin 55.89 7

BN CT- Div B
227 Ella Workman Finally 34.17 1
245 Gabrielle Miller Spanky 35.56 2
223 Kinsey Jamerson Dark Cielo 36.39 3
90 Kloie Hicks Sugar Rush 37.78 4
203 Adelaide Ward Show Me The Way 40.00 5
239 Kaiya Mann Pisgah's Midnight Gusto 43.33 6
Starter CT- Div A
31 Rachael Bradley Boomerang Joe 36.25 1
182 Cortlinn Bailey Homer's Run 38.50 2
244 Faye Nesmith Just Enough Stuff 41.00 3
229 Claire Faithfull Prince Bentley 41.25 4
231 Sophie Evans One Moore Miracle 43.00 5
89 Ashley Templeton Big Bang PTA 43.00 6
232 Ally Evans Bumble Bee Brave 45.00 7
Starter CT- Div B
240 Jillian Woolridge Highland of Hope 35.00 1
195 Cortlinn Bailey Carolina's Joker 35.75 2
29 Marissa Griffin Hunter 38.00 3
194 Danika Halvorsen Imperielle 38.00 4
93 Hailey Evans Tiger Lilly 38.75 5
210 Anna Allmond A Risky Prospect 39.00 6
Grasshopper Combined Test
99 Laura Orlowski Danjou 32.37 1
211 Caroline Stachura Leo 36.56 2
213 Alyson Biddix Bugs on Sixum 39.69 3
96 Sydney Brown YGW French Hawk 43.25 4
Intro A Small Arena
207 Catie Costa The Edge of Reason 63.750% 1
225 Ella Cate Cece Pixie 63.438% 2
Kailey Holden
235 Wortman Miss Black Six 005 61.250% 3
238 Emily Holden Mia Bint Boon 60.625% 4
Intro B Small Arena
75 Kay Mott Hidden Agenda MVF 65.625% 1
Intro C Small Arena
4 Heather Sinclair Ella 69.750% 1
215 Katie Lewis Gambling on Wylie 60.500% 2
Kailey Holden
235 Wortman Miss Black Six 005 58.250% 3

Beginner Novice Test A
222 Jenna Marshman Oso Smart 29.17 1
226 Lauren Bergrud Demeanor FCF 31.11 2
245 Gabrielle Miller Spanky 32.50 3
95 Natalie Schembra Preston 33.62 4
246 Gabrielle Miller Herbie 34.50 5
215 Katie Lewis Gambling on Wylie 39.17 6
Beginner Novice Test B
222 Jenna Marshman Oso Smart 35.50 1
95 Natalie Schembra Preston 35.75 2
70 Ruth Siegfried Pony Express 36.25 3
Novice Test B
30 Lorraine Barrows Nodin 33.09 1
28 Grace Boni Rio Grande 33.81 2
1 Brianna Manning Prince Excelsior 33.77 3
92 Elizabeth Dicey Lingh Blingh 35.48 4
Training Test A
29 Marissa Griffin Hunter 36.19 1
Training Test B
29 Marissa Griffin Hunter 36.14 1
71 Ruth Siegfried Road Not Taken 39.10 2
WDAA Western Intro 3
250 Anna Dunn-Joyce Eclipse 55.750% 1
WDAA Western Intro 4
250 Anna Dunn-Joyce Eclipse 54.286% 1
Intro A Large Arena
221 Bri Ambrosic Courtly 68.125% 1
68 Anna Allmond Icing On The Cake 59.688% 2
52 Evie Moore Viktor fon Vetro 51.250% 3
Intro B Large Arena
221 Bri Ambrosic Courtly 69.688% 1
52 Evie Moore Viktor fon Vetro 60.000% 2
Intro C Large Arena
80 Carrie Knox Mr Brown 64.250% 1
Doutsen Fan Stahl Swarte
53 Vicky Vetro
Fryske 62.750% 2

Training Level Test 1- Div
A
Training Level Test 1 Div
B
56 Susannah Cord Franklin 71.304% 1
36 Hunter Tinsley Banjo 70.217% 2
88 Sue Blount Foxy Cleopatra 63.261% 3
80 Carrie Knox Mr Brown 61.522% 4
77 Hailey Morris DX Love 66.522% 1
79 Emily Holden Revlon 65.652% 2
55 Bishop Blalock Lady Cadillac 65.652% 3
Doutsen Fan Stahl Swarte
53 Vicky Vetro
Fryske 61.739% 4
72 Lynn Fitch Killian 59.565% 5
75 Kay Mott Hidden Agenda MVF 58.913% 6
60 Michael Pineo Highlander 56.087% 7
Training Level Test 2
57 Carolyn West Jet 71.731% 1
56 Susannah Cord Franklin 67.692% 2
82 Helen Frederick Sophia 67.500% 3
85 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 66.538% 4
77 Hailey Morris DX Love 66.154% 5
73 Tommy Robinson Jet Home 65.769% 6
74 Jennifer Dowdney A Frosty Knight 65.577% 7
88 Sue Blount Foxy Cleopatra 58.654% 8
72 Lynn Fitch Killian 54.808% 9
Training Level Test 3
78 Lauren Bergrud Rock N Roll BHS 71.364% 1
69 Eileen Rivers Liam 69.773% 2
74 Jennifer Dowdney A Frosty Knight 68.864% 3
71 Ruth Siegfried Road Not Taken 68.182% 4
85 Carolyn Warner Peace of Mind 67.500% 5
57 Carolyn West Jet 66.818% 6
70 Ruth Siegfried Pony Express 66.364% 7
79 Emily Holden Revlon 65.227% 8
First Level Test 1
51 Hunter Tinsley Call Me Maybe 73.333% 1
76 Elizabeth Rigsbee Rio Starr 69.074% 2
84 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 64.444% 3
61 Pat Melton Jack Be Quick 62.963% 4
67 Barrie Conger A Risky Prospect 57.037% 5
First Level Test 2

83 Lisa Brown Con Dulce FCF 71.250% 1
84 Suzan Johnston Freedoms Poco Bar 65.781% 2
67 Barrie Conger A Risky Prospect 57.656% 3
First Level Test 3
83 Lisa Brown Con Dulce FCF 73.235% 1
65 Susan Shelton Oro 67.206% 2
66 Lisa Tygielski Kaught Ya Lookin 64.118% 3
Second Level Test 2 65 Susan Shet Oro 69.49% 1
66 Lisa Tygielski Kaught Ya Lookin 65.12% 2
Third Level Test of
Choice
81 Susan Shelton Dauntless Debonair 67.949% 1
62
Deborah Wells
Howell Maui 62.436% 2
Other Test of Choice
4 Heather Sinclair Ella 30.90 1
Many thanks to our Judges
VALERIE SWYGERT
KC BETZEL
STEPHANIE GIBSON
Our Wonderful Volunteers
And our Sponsor
The Farm House

Members’ Impressions of the
World Equestrian Games
From Sue Mullens:
I had a wonderful volunteering
experience at week two of WEG. I
got to scribe for five international
judges and shared the hot box
(literally) with the ever-entertaining
Jan Bellows and an e-scribe pictured
here who came from Portugal to
volunteer for two weeks. FRC
member Elizabeth Morosoni held it
and us all together and was truly
amazing!
Below is Sue with her daughters.

This amazing photo from the Driving Marathon was taken by Jodi Lees.

From Carole Foster:
My WEG Experience:
This was my first time attending an
event of this size so I was not sure
what to expect, but I enjoyed every
minute of it. I watched all three days of
Dressage and came away inspired.
Highlights from these three days
include witnessing so many people
cheering for local rider Julio Mendoza,
watching the gratitude each rider
showed towards their horses and
getting to see one of my favorite riders, Carl Hester. I also spent three days
volunteering for Media which afforded me with backstage access to Reining,
Vaulting and Show Jumping. My
takeaways from each of these
disciplines were to cheer on fellow
riders like the Reiners, be brave
like the Vaulters and treat my
horse like the Show Jumpers. My
job during Show Jumping was to
take the riders after their rounds
to the mixed zone for interviews
with the media. I was so happy to
see that every single rider did not
come out of the arena and hand
their horse off to a groom. They
spent the time cooling the horse
themselves and I witnessed many
of them taking off the tack and
washing them in their breeches and
coats. Each day I attended and
nearly every article I have read
since the games mention the
volunteers as the true heroes. I am
pleased to know that our little
section of the world will be
remembered in the horse
community as having the best
volunteers.

Lydia Kolbas wrote:
Kathy Korth sent in this photo from
the top of the media booths at
Opening Ceremony showing teams in
their colors.

Some photos
submitted by Janet
Stone
Julio Mendoza representing
Equador
Charlotte Dujardin of Great Britain
Click this link for Isabel’s ride:
https://youtu.be/-LtHl9LdrWY
Here is a link to my video of
Laura Graves:
https://youtu.be/FkEdVEQMBic
Isabel Werth of Germany Werth of Germany

Team Silver for the United States!!
I loved watching Diddy being kept quiet
with a bucket of treats at the awards
ceremony.

The Driving Marathon was exciting. How do they remember the pattern?
This
photo
was at
Obstacle
6.
Click this link to watch the team from Great Britain drive through Obstacle 5.
https://youtu.be/KvvmDjc3bQY
Adrienne Lyle
Alex and I attended 3 days of dressage and one day of the Driving Marathon. We
thoroughly enjoyed each day. The courtesy carts were a saving grace for my crippled
feet, transporting us wherever we needed to go. Our seats were good and the
volunteers were everywhere.
I want to know who choose the music to accompany the Grand Prix Dressage rides? It
was so well suited to each horse, often music associated with the represented
country.

FRC Scholarship Reminder
One of the perks of being an FRC member, is that you are
eligible to apply for one of the four $250 Member Scholarships
that we award each year. Scholarships can be used in a variety of
ways. In the past, they have been used for riders to defer the cost of
going to events such as championship competitions, rare educational
opportunities, or clinics applicable to your discipline. There are only a few
requirements to be considered for a scholarship. You must be a member at the time
of your application, and you also must be willing to share the knowledge you gained through
your scholarship experience with the club in some way (ideas must be approved by the
scholarship committee). This could be a short presentation at one of our seminars, info table
or infographic at shows, newsletter report, etc.
Want to apply for a scholarship, but not sure if your endeavor would be approved- don’t worry!
The application is short, sweet and to the point. If there happens to be an influx of applicants
at any deadline, volunteer service to the FRC in the current and preceding membership year
will be considered when awarding scholarships. Application deadlines are April 1 st , July 1 st ,
October 1 st , and January 1 st depending on the date of the event. Any member is eligible to
apply!
The Tryon Riding & Hunt Club is conducting their 43rd Annual Horse Trials at FENCE on
October 20-21 and they are in need of at least three dressage scribes from 730am until
about 2pm on the 20th. TRHC asked if we at FRC would be willing to offer the opportunity to
anyone who was present at our scribing clinic this summer to help out. TRHC has broken the
time span into two shorter shifts which would require six scribes in total but they would
welcome anyone who wants to scribe the entire time. TRHC also needs dressage ring
stewards and in-gate stewards too. The entire dressage phase is being managed by Jan
Bellows who is on our FRC Board.
Please follow this link to sign up. https://www.eventingvolunteers.com/events/554/signup
Anyone who wants to audit/observe the scribing process is welcome to contact Terry Lynch,
spouse of Jane who is also one of our Board members. Terry is the manager for the entire
Horse Trials event and he can be reached at 513-314-1146or lynchrt53@gmail.com with any
questions.This is a great opportunity for scribe clinic participants to practice their skills in a
non-“rated” (recognized) show. Margaret Freeman has also offered to allow 1 person per shift
to “shadow” her and practice scribing during this show.

BIT O’ NEWS
PLEASE SEND ANY NEWS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE TO
frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
CONGRATULATIONS to FRC
Member, Kylie Dickinson, for getting
the final score she needed for her
USDF Silver Medal! She went to
Europe with Jodi Lees less than a year
ago to purchase Gazpacho and since
then has competed successfully at 4th
Level, PSG and Young Riders.

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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.
Email frcvolunteercoordinator@gmail.com or
call Carole Foster at (803)730-9068 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 that allows Volunteers
to rack up hours to win an embroidered FRC Polo shirt, an
embroidered FRC jacket or an embroidered FRC coat.
FRC is partnering with WNC Hunter Pace Series again for a Hunter Pace in
February at Circle Z Farm. We are looking to expand the trails this year and will
be setting up trail clearing days. If you are interested in helping clear trails please
contact Carole at frcvolunteercoordinator@gmail.com or 803-730-9068.

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Send your dues in NOW
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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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BUSINESS MEMBERS
Jatha Austin - Two Bit Farm
Grace Burns
Alicia Sama
Virginia McClure
Jessica and Julio Mendoza
Laine Muir-French
Kemper Penny
Ashley Perkins
President and Show Chair: Cathy Schwartz: smokeyhollowfarm@windstream.net
Vice President and Website Chair: KC Betzel: betzelfarm@hotmail.com
Secretary and Awards Chair: Bri Ambrosic: briambrosic@gmail.com
Treasurer: Natalie Schembra: natalie.schembra@gmail.com
Membership Chair: Virginia Maclure: maclurevirginia@yahoo.com
Education/ Clinics/ Special Events Chair: Kailey Beck: kailey.parker18@gmail.com
Hospitality Chair: Jane Lynch: jntlynch@gmail.com
Volunteer Chair: Carole Foster: clockhart23@gmail.com
Community Outreach Chair: Hatsie Goodrich: hgoodrich2@yahoo.com
Education/ Seminar Chair: Barbara Clarke: jbbaclarke@hotmail.com
Assisting Chair: Jan Bellows: janbellows@gmail.com
Publicity Chair: Carole Foster: clockhart23@gmail.com
Publicity Chair: Jenna Marshman: jennamarshman@yahoo.com
Newsletter Editor: Janet Stone: frcnewsletterads@gmail.com