November 2020 FRC Member Newsletter

NEWS November
2020
Our Halloween show was positively SPOOKTACULAR!! While we didn't have power or water,
everyone showed up and showed out! Thank you to the world's best volunteers, competitors,
and judges for braving the aftermath of Hurricane Zeta. We made the best of it all
and had loads of fun! The highlight of the day was the costume class. So much creativity
and amazing costumes!!
Thank you for everyone's patience in navigating the 2020 shows. Between COVID-19 issues
and changing over to new software, it has been a challenge, but we are looking forward to
a smooth, full show series in 2021! Stay tuned for show dates coming soon! Remember,
we are not doing show series awards for 2020, but your points will carry over to 2021's
show series!
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Annual Winter Banquet has been rescheduled to
1/22/22. All competitor and volunteer points accumulated through 2021 will roll over
to 2022, to be included with 2022 earned points. FRC looks forward to another great
Annual Winter Banquet, albeit a year away!
All classified ads will be removed after December 2020. Must be resubmitted for 2021.
Business memberships must also be renewed. Send a card if not already in newsletter.
Send to frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
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We need you! We have a couple of openings in
the FRC Board as board members move off. We
meet once a month (outside in a covered arena
and socially distanced)! Your club can’t run
without your help so please consider joining us.
(We are a fun group!!!)
Contact Margo Savage at 200redgate@gmail.com
if you are interested.
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Daniela Moguel Clinic
During a crazy year like 2020, of course, our only clinic of the year was in the middle of
a hurricane! But a little rain never hurt anyone, and lots of fun was had! Massive
thank you to 5* International Eventer Daniela Moguel for weathering the storm and
teaching everyone. Riders went home with more tools in their tool belt and only a little
soggy!
Having this quality of trainer based right here in our Foothills neighborhood, and as a
FRC member, is so much fun and so valuable! Looking forward to working together
again for more clinics in the future.
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Can we talk about the beautiful venue?! Big thank you to Kia and Michael from Long Shadows
Farm! The venue was picture perfect, the footing withstood lots of rain, and the barns were
beautiful. We would not have been able to pull this off without their help!
FRC member and a sponsor of Danny's, Science Supplements USA joined in on the fun and
even did a random drawing for a tub of their supplements! Thank you, Ryan and Jenna!
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Some of the lovely pictures on the Facebook page were captured by
Morgan Patton.
She braved the rain and was able to memorialize a fun weekend!
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As part of the Foothill's
Riding Club Community
Outreach, volunteers
participated in a road
cleanup on Moore Road
on November 7. FRC
would like to thank the volunteers
that helped pick up several
bags of trash.
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Member Memories
With Stephanie Gibson
My Life With Horses
My very first discovery of the world of horses happened innocently enough at 4 years old
when my grandmother took me to a horse show that her friend was holding at her barn.
One look at the horses jumping , the attire the riders wore and those amazing side saddle
ladies and I was hooked. From that point on I was always hounding my grandmother to go
see horses. She ran a resort in Flat Rock, NC nestled in the mountains and the woods. We
walked daily to the post office and my biggest thrill was to feed the palomino pony, Trigger,
and the percheron mare, Nell, a sugar cube as we passed their farm on the way. My
grandmother’s friend was Betty Marvin or “Miss Betty” as everyone called her. She ran
the Fleetfoot Pony Club in Hendersonville, NC. It wasn’t long before
she allowed me to ride there every once in awhile and participate
in a Pony Club meeting here and there.
I finally convinced my parents to let me take riding lessons at
Foxcroft Farms here in Greenville from the famous British horsemaster,
Jennifer Jones. My favorite school horse was a well mannered
paint named Apache. There were many fabulous school horses there but he had a
special place in my heart. It was there I learned a general distrust for small ponies having
several experiences where Champ, the small school pony,
would try to squirt out of the arena gate if I wasn’t paying
attention.
I got my own horse, a small quarter horse mare named Sue
Ellen (it was the late 70’s and I guess the t.v. show “Dallas” influenced
her name). I learned the ins and outs of horse care
with her and many a bareback adventure at a farm called the
“Hitching Post” on Congaree Rd in Greenville. I found a great
interest in participating in horse shows and eventually needed
a horse with a little more talent. Roustabout, or “Bo” as I
called him, was my soul horse. He came with many issues to overcome from a back-
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Member Memories
With Stephanie Gibson
In college I often taught Pony Clubbers on the weekends, but had my horse with me in
Spartanburg at school. Hitching Post was being sold as Haywood Mall and all the other
stores along Congaree Rd were being developed. I boarded at a place in Inman ran by a
Norwegian couple that were into hunters and jumpers. I did a little stint in show jumping
then because my horse was a talented jumper but I still really worked diligently on my dressage.
I married after college and moved to Raleigh, NC where I did some teaching and training
at some local barns. I was known as a dressage teacher even though I did jumping too. I
was honored to be a student of Kay Meredith during this period and learned a lot about real
dressage training. I cherish the time I trained with her. She was wonderful to me.
A few years later I was divorced and moved myself, Bo and my English bulldog back to
Greenville. I was able to find a few training jobs but with no connections anymore and no
internet, jobs were hard to find. I supplemented horse work with my hobby in fitness. I
met and married Kyle Gibson during this time and started a new life.
We started a family and the horse trainer life was no longer possible. I still rode but stayed
mainly in the fitness business. I formerly competed in bodybuilding competitions and fitness
competitions , earned many respected educational certifications and had a life long
connection from my dad to weight lifting. I taught group fitness, did personal training, nutritional
counseling and taught yoga. My horse Roustabout passed away soon after my 4th
child was born in 1998. I was so heartbroken, I took a little reprieve from horses for a short
time until my older kids showed an interest in horses. I then took lessons from local trainers
that my kids took from just to keep in “horse shape”.
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Member Memories
With Stephanie Gibson
After my 5 th child got well into elementary
school, I finally bought another horse, Summer
Blast. She was a young thoroughbred mare
and just had the basics. I brought her along in
dressage and jumping and participated in a
wide range of horse activities. My 3 rd child,
Coley, was very active as well and she got her
own horse. She also Joined Greenville Foothills
Pony Club and here I was again, full circle.
In the meantime,
I started working with Carolyn West. I am forever
grateful to her for teaching me, supporting me and
holding my hand through good times and bad. I
learned so much from her that I will never forget.
With her help, I climbed the levels and earned my
bronze medal , got my pro card, started teaching and
training again, thanks to Kimberly Carter at Bramblewood
Stables for the foot-in the-door opportunity, and
I did the USDF L Grad program.
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Member Memories
With Stephanie Gibson
In 2015 I had a bilateral hip replacement but was back at it in a couple of months. I was
travel teaching and training from Gray Court, SC to Arden, NC though I had my horse at Janet
Stone’s Flying Changes Farm in Marietta, SC. It was there I met Gandolf who had some
issues Janet wanted me to help her with. He was basically a big 17.2 hd scaredy cat that
liked to take off when triggered. He is really a great horse with a
big heart. He was just bad to take off when he felt afraid.
Horse shows were a very scarey place for him, especially the
warm up arena. It took A LOT of desensitizing and many a test
with a take off or big spook to
get him comfortable in a show
setting. I worked with him for a
year or so before he went for
sale and I knew despite his nuances
he was the horse for me.
I also began working with Julio
Mendoza who took all the great
things I had learned with Carolyn to the next level. I was
offered a job by Joyce Vassalo, who is now my partner in
crime, at Wolf Creek Farm Dressage in Pickens, SC not too long after that. I still travel
taught, but was getting more and more horses at Wolf Creek and it was getting overwhelming.
I moved from Janet’s to Wolf Creek to have them with me. I have a few outside clients
that are near by so I don’t travel much these days. A covered arena keeps me working
even on rainy days.
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Member Memories
With Stephanie Gibson
I continued to work with Julio earning my silver medal.
However in 2019, my husband was diagnosed with throat
cancer and started treatment in June. It was a very difficult
summer and I was unable to show that year but I was able to
work in a reduced capacity. He is now cancer free and I am
half way to my gold. We are working on grand prix right now
thanks to Julio. Summer is pretty much retired and living a
relaxed life. I ride her a few times a week. I have 11 horses in
training with me now, including a new Brazilian import we got last year, Lares Interagro
who will be 6 in December. Julio has been helping me with him and we hope to be in
the show ring next year.
Do you have a horse related memory to share with
us? We’d love to read it. Pictures are welcome!
Send a Word document to
frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
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Bit O’ News
Do you have a new horse? Accomplish something
new? Have a funny photo or tidbit to
share?
Send it to:
frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
From Boots Plyler:
This just happened at our house. I thought it
was newsworthy. This is my daughter’s Christmas
present a little early.
In the great green room
There was a telephone,
And a red balloon,
And a Connemara Pony named
Blackwing Goodnight Moon.
Get Ready.., Get Set.., Go!!!
Volunteer Appreciation Incentive Program
We 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.
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Foothills Riding Club
Halloween Dressage Show
October 31, 2020
Number Horse Name First Last Score Place
USEA Prelim Test A
100 All of Indy Tawn Edwards 37.4 1
100 All of Indy Tawn Edwards 34 1
Training CT
103 Conguistador 2 Marissa Griffin 27.6 1
102 Enders Game Solomon Edwards 44.1 2
USEA Training Level Test B
146 Hide Away's Ness Anne Lane-Maunder 38.2 1
Novice CT
105 Picnic in the Park Sydney Langley 27.1 1
111 WHF Wilhelmina Malin Eriksson 30.2 2
108 Markham's Moontide Alexandra Multz 36.7 3
110 Misty Mayhem Karen Williams 44.8 4
107 Pisgah's Midnight Gusto Kaiya Mann 48.1 5
106 Hayden Sarah Tweed 48.3 6
109 Fleaux Easy Ally Evans 51 7
USEA Novice Test A
147 Spanky Gabrielle Beam 32.6 1
Beg Novice CT Div A
118 HelloHello Susan Faulkner 26.1 1
115 Beloved BHS Lauren Bergrud 32.8 2
113 Fleetwood Mac Charlene McMurray 33.1 3
117 Archie Ashley Rice 36.7 4
116 St. Paddy Harriet Goodrich 40.3 5
114 Giant Red Tawn Edwards 42.2 6
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Beginner Novice CT Div B
121 Rock on Reno Eva Steep 33.6 1
124 Harmony Way Silas Flaum 35.6 2T
119 Donatella Sophie Evans 35.6 2T
137 Rouxlette Devin Martin 36.1 4
USEA BN Test A
149 Will I Am Sandra Bailey 36.1 1
148 Breezy's Brightest Star Arley Pernell 37.2 2
150 Willie Ashley Rice 40.3 3
USEA BN Test B
148 Breezy's Brightest Star Arley Pernell 35.5 1T
116 St. Paddy Harriet Goodrich 35.5 1T
126 Skyline Firedance Susan Anderson 35.8 3
154 Sweet Dolchey Brianna Manning 36 4
Grasshopper CT
141 Bullwinkle Shonda Stanton 33.1 1
140 Tilly Victoria Naumann 35.9 2
Starter CT Div A
126 Skyline Firedance Susan Anderson 33 1
125 Kit and Caboodle Sue Lomenzo 36.5 2
131 Five Freedoms Ben Douglas 38.3 3
130 Slingshot Megan Lapkoff 40 4
129 A Perfect Tin Colby Towle 43.8 5T
127 My Gal Sal Elizabeth Stroud 43.8 5T
128 Be The Light Etta Meade Jernigan 45.3 7
Starter CT Div B
135 Micah Adie Raycraft 33.5 1
136 Shakey Taylor Dinger 34.8 2
138 CCF Home Run Hank Molly McLaughlin 35.5 3
133 Poppyfields Tiger Shark Lara Shelnutt 37.3 4
134 Red Hot Sundae Allison Jewell 40.5 5
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USEF Second Level Test 1
229 Phoebe SSS Amanda Cargill 63.919 1
USEF Second Level Test 2
229 Phoebe SSS Amanda Cargill 62.683 1
USEF First Level Test 1
219 Franklin Peggy Horton 67.931 1
214 Sophia Helen Frederick 62.931 2
210 Israelu2019s quixote Alison Stuck 56.724 3
211 A Frosty Knight Jennifer Dowdney 46.724 4
USEF First Level Test 2
220 Rapport Keileigh McMurray 62.714 1
212 Waldo Tommy Robinson 61.857 2
214 Sophia Helen Frederick 59.143 3
USEF First Level Test 3
227 Aslan Elizabeth Morosani 65.833 1
226 Forsythe Park Carey Fleming 64.028 2
228 Bendito Erin Stroud 63.056 3
USEF Training Level Test 1
188 Imagustis Runin Iron Dominic Derczo 59.423 1
181 Hidden Agenda MVF Kay Mott 58.462 2
187 Mazzy Jessica Slangal 56.346 3
192 Bailiwick Lenore Threlkeld 54.231 4
129 A Perfect Tin Colby Towle 53.269 5
USEF Training Level Test 2
200 Able Mable Sara Miller 72.759 1
202 Foxxy Cleopatra Susan Blount 70.517 2
199 Shanti Vicki Beilharz 61.379 3
201 Tilly Victoria Naumann 56.897 4
USEF Training Level Test 3
200 Able Mable Sara Miller 73.276 1
113 Fleetwood Mac Charlene McMurray 67.414 2
212 Waldo Tommy Robinson 60 3
210 Israelu2019s quixote Alison Stuck 60 4
179 Little Man Jaye Robinson 55.69 5
211 A Frosty Knight Jennifer Dowdney 53.966 6
192 Bailiwick Lenore Threlkeld 53.966 7
202 Foxxy Cleopatra Susan Blount 52.241 8
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Working Eq Intro Level 1
155 Chantilly Bay Pat Melton 0 1
Working Eq Novice A Level 2
156 Shiloh Cindy Kaufman 0 1
USDF Intro Test A lg
167 Anka Sarah Houck 68.438 1
164 Ollie Karl Alexander 62.5 2
168 PA Locano Jessica Jackson 60 3
166 Half Acres Zeus Nicole Watts 58.438 4
165 Weekend Forecast Devin Martin 50.625 5
USDF Intro Test A sm
161 Destiny Anna Davis 66.25 1
157 Jupiter Katherine Heugel 62.188 2
158 Oakley Annie Brenyo 60.625 3
163 Willow Edward Basl 59.375 4
160 Big Handsome Kelly Sulik 59.063 5
159 Willie Serena Kahn 59.063 6
USDF Intro Test B lg
181 Hidden Agenda MVF Kay Mott 69.063 1
175 Casofino Madigan Murphy 67.813 2
179 Little Man Jaye Robinson 65 3
164 Ollie Karl Alexander 63.75 4
167 Anka Sarah Houck 62.813 5
166 Half Acres Zeus Nicole Watts 55.625 6
165 Weekend Forecast Devin Martin 55.625 7
USDF Intro Test B sm
161 Destiny Anna Davis 67.813 1
157 Jupiter Katherine Heugel 63.438 2
160 Big Handsome Kelly Sulik 58.75 3
173 Traveller Lisa Thompson 58.125 4
USDF Intro Test C lg
190 Franklin Peggy Horton 68.5 1
187 Mazzy Jessica Slangal 64.25 2
186 Superstition Keileigh McMurray 64 3
188 Imagustis Runin Iron Dominic Derczo 62 4
185 Dance With Me Sarah Henderson 57.75 5
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USDF Intro Test C sm
184 Sweet Dolchey Tracey Raasch 65.75 1
185 Dance With Me Sarah Henderson 64.75 2
Costume Class
200 Able Mable Sara Miller 0
108 Markham's Moontide Alexandra Multz 0
138 CCF Home Run Hank Molly McLaughlin 0
109 Fleaux Easy Ally Evans 0
0 Poppyfields Tiger Shark Lara Shelnutt 0
237 Sonrisa TLM Elizabeth Morosani 0
103 Conguistador 2 Marissa Griffin 0
0 Willow Edward Basl 0
119 Donatella Sophie Evans 0
117 Archie Ashley Rice 0
157 Jupiter Katherine Heugel 0
139 My Desire Michaela Hughes 0
104 Simba Michaela Hughes 0
246 Tessie Anna Lena Hubacz 0
234 Smooth Moves Gabrielle Beam 0
0 Enders Game Solomon Edwards 0
0 Tilly Victoria Naumann 0
0 WHF Wilhelmina Malin Eriksson 0
0 On a Whim Rachel Childers 0
0 Pisgah's Midnight Gusto Kaiya Mann 0
0 Sawyer Karen Williams 0
0 Hayden Sarah Tweed 0
0 Shimmer Seamus Sheehan 0
0 Poppyfields Tiger Shark Lara Shelnutt 0
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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!
Have you ever wanted to volunteer at an FRC show but were not sure what
the different jobs entail?
The volunteer job descriptions are now up on the website!
Go to www.foothillsridingclub.com and look for the links to job descriptions
on the right hand side of the shows page.
Volunteers earn club bucks for their time which can be used like cash for
club events and merchandise. FRC also has a volunteer appreciation
program where hours served count towards great year-end awards!
Contact Carole at frcvolunteercoordinator@gmail.com if you are
Interested in learning more or would like to volunteer at any of our
upcoming shows.
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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 by the 1st of the month to get yours into
next month’s issue. All ads will be removed after December 2020. Must
be resubmitted for 2021.
Video Dressage Fix-A-Test Consultation:
Use your cell phone to video a test and upload
it to a private YouTube link. The test will
be judged by "S" dressage judge Margaret
Freeman and the score sheet returned to
you. You will then have a 45-minute phone
consultation where you watch your ride at the
same time as the judge, with comments
throughout concerning how you can improve
your score. Cost $50. For further details
email: margfree@aol.com.
Amazing, fast, and clean jumper for sale.
16.0hh, 9 year old find his ad on BigEq.
Contact Brianna Manning (864)642-8322
for more information.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Prestige D1zero dressage saddle, in excellent
condition, with nice "Prestige" cover, no
fittings. Well cared for. Designed to allow super
shoulder freedom. Size 18", M (but a very
generous M). Located south Green Creek area
near SC line.
$2200. email carriersusan@yahoo.com or
phone 864-461-8119
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CLASSIFIED ADS
2018 County Perfection saddle 17” Wide almost new and hardly used. Excellent condition. Color
Black, bull, Velcro knee
Contact Debra Faraone 703-402-1581 or debrafaraone5@gmail.com. Located in Campobello.
$2695.00 new over $5600
Three pair of Pikeur Romana high waisted white show breeches and one pair of cream colored
- size 24 long - for sale at $50 each. Pictures shown of front and back of each pair.
All in good condition - show darkening where saddle has stained seat but not shown when in the
saddle. Contact Allie Wright at 864-431-0916
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CLASSIFIED ADS
32cm tree
(MW/W) 18"
seat Stubben
Tristan
Dressage
saddle.
Longer
flaps, comfy
seat. Billets
replaced within last few years.
Comfy saddle that doesn't fit
my new horse! Looking for its
new home. $1,000 obo.
11yr old, 16hh Belgian WB gelding ready for 2nd level
and has wins at novice eventing. Sound and safe. Contact
Emily emt3@clemson.edu (864) 395-4429
Jillian Woolridge
(864) 315-0231
jillian.j.woolridge@gmail.com
Black Country Adelinda saddle
17.5 inch seat Medium tree Very good condition
except small rub on right knee roll (pictured)Priced to
sell - $2000 !!!! Contact Allie Wright at 864-431-0916
or Jodi Lees at 864-921-1059
Macel close contact jumping saddle.
Medium tree. 17” seat. Very good
condition. $800.
Contact Jodi at 864-921-1059
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CLASSIFIED ADS
SADDLE FOR SALE:
Make: Custom Model: Icon Star recently
reflocked
Tree: Med/Med Wide
Seat: 17.5 Flap: 16 (reg) Year: 03-2015
Price: $3,000 obo Condition: Very good
Contact: Karen 828-290-3434
Let me take care of all your sewing and alteration
needs!!
Nina’s alterations
From clothing to horse blankets
Alterations ~ take in ~ let out
Zippers ~ mending ~ curtains ~
And so much more!!
call 828-722-1030 or text 828-980-8369
Silver Maple Farm in Columbus offers full board in a new facility. We feed top quality hay and
feed, have easy access to FETA, have a large outdoor ring with jumps, small covered ring,
someone lives onsite, professional instruction in multiple disciplines is available, but your approved
instructor is also welcome, horses available for lease. Please call or text 828 817 7875
and see our Facebook page for pictures and more information.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
1999 Sooner Tradition Gooseneck Trailer - 3 horse slant (or 2
horse box with center divider removed)
7’6” high, drop down windows, tack/dressing room. One
owner, well maintained. Great for larger horses
Price: $9,250 Contact: Debbi Brown 828.817.5635
or dbrown@skyrunner.net
Black Country Eloquence dressage saddle. 16.5", MW-W, serge panels, buffalo leather
seat, good condition. $1,800. Price includes stirrups, leathers, and cover. Sue Mullen
864-457-6403.
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Business Members
Send in your dues and business card to get your listing renewed!!
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 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
2020 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
Tryon Equine Hospital
Target Marketing Group
Murray Acres
Gena Meredith
Foothills Amish Furniture
Mark Jump Photography
BUSINESS MEMBERS
Pangaea Equestrian Services
Debra Faraone
Foothills Equestrian Nature Center
Cadence Equine Sports Alliance
Leslie Scott
Navillus Dressage & Sport Horses
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BUSINESS ADS
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BUSINESS ADS
Send your business card via email to frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
Or mail to Janet Stone, Editor, 438 Pumpkintown Rd, Marietta, SC 29661
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2020 Board Members
President: Cathy Schwartz: smokeyhollowfarm@windstream.net
Vice President: KC Betzel: betzelfarm@hotmail.com
Secretary: Bri Ambrosic: briambrosic@gmail.com
Treasurer: Natalie Schembra: natalie.schembra@gmail.com
Education (Seminars): Natalie Bacon: nwbacon@gmail.com
Hospitality: Jane Lynch: jntlynch@gmail.com
Membership: Margo Savage: 200redgate@gmail.com
Community Outreach: Luanne Johnson: Luanne.h.johnson@gmail.com
Volunteers: Carole Foster: clockhart23@gmail.com
Publicity: Erin Stroud: erin.e.stroud@gmail.com
Awards: Hailey Morris: hmmorris2018@gmail.com
Clinics/Special Events: Rachael Bradley: raemister@gmail.com
Web Site: KC Betzel: betzelfarm@hotmail.com
Newsletter Editor: Janet Stone frcnewsletterads@gmail.com
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