Does your special event deserve special coverage in California Riding Magazine’s What’s Happening Event Calendar? If so, let us know and don’t forget a photo. Send it all to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , or call her at 949-644-2165. Our deadline is the first of the month for the following month’s issue. Please submit your events by October 1st for the November issue. It’s the place to be and it’s free! Back To School at Maplewood Julie Winkel’s Maplewood Stables takes September very seriously as “back to school” month for equestrians interested in a range of horsemanship topics. The month’s curriculum at the multi-faceted facility in Reno is as follows:
For more information, visit www.maplewoodstables.com. Hunter Pace Santa Fe West Hills Hunt offers a new and exciting adventure for both horse and rider at its beloved hunt country in Mountain Center at Garner Ranch, in the San Jacinto Mountains. Participants will ride a marked course of eight to 10 miles in teams of two or three. Riders of all levels can participate. There will be several divisions: english or western, fast, slow, jumping or non-jumping. The course start times range from 9a.m. to 11p.m. Entry $75 Adults, $45 Juniors Lunch/beverage optional $15. For more information, visit www.santafehunt.com.
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Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship will pause its wonderful, extensive work to celebrate 25 years serving families with disabilities. Harrison Ford will rejoin Ride On at its Chatsworth Ranch as the honored guest. The evening will feature amazing and inspiring equine performances including demonstrations by Ride On’s students and horses. Live music, appetizers, dinner and complimentary wine and beer are on the agenda. Invitations will be available shortly or you can purchase tickets securely at www.rideon.org or contact
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for more information. Sacramento International & NorCal Medal Finals That means Sacramento International will offer two weeks of FEI-rated jumpers, two weeks of A-rated hunters, and two weeks of incredible equitation events including NorCal Medal Finals during Welcome Week. The full schedule and prize list is available at www.westpalmsevents.com. Hunter Jumper Show Next month the beautiful venue hosts its annual Fun, Fall Family Festival on Oct. 12th with the Ride & Dine event. As per tradition, lots of fun activities—with and without a horse. To enter the show or find out more about the Ride & Dine, visit www.camelotequestrianpark.com. Woodside International Horse Trials For more information, visit www.woodsideeventing.com.
Michele Vaughn’s Starr Vaugh Equestrian Center hosts a clinic with U.S. Olympian Jan Ebeling. Jan’s career took off in 1998, when he became an American citizen after immigrating in 1984 from Germany, where he had apprenticed and worked for the late German Master, Herbert Rehbein for many years. He proceeded to win multiple National Championships on a series of talented horses, including Funny Boy, Shapiro, Gucci, Liberte, Feleciano, Sandrina, Louis Ferdinand, Rassolini, Indeed, Blenheim, and Bellena. In 2003, he competed for the USA at the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, clinching a team gold medal. Jan is most notably known for his contribution to the United States Dressage team, earning a spot with Rafalca to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. He has represented the United States in four different World Cup finals, won a bronze medal at the Nations Cup in Aachen, and has competed successfully in countless FEI competitions throughout his career, both in the United States and Europe. Based at The Acres dressage in Southern California’s Moorpark and in Florida, Jan is a popular clinician in the States and Europe. For more information, contact Michele Vaughn at 916-869-7942. The Classical Series Symposium For more information, visit www.dominiquebarbier.com.
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