September Newsletter

We all survived the summer!! But unfortunately all of you are back in school. So with that said, the our late barn hours are back. Every night I will be at the barn starting lessons at 1:30 until 7:30 (or later). Not sure if I will be out, just give me a call. I think that everyone has their new school schedule lesson times in place. I will be posting these and starting to confirm these on line starting September 1. If your lesson time is difficult to make, please see me asap so that we can get you a different time and date. Also please remember if you can't make your lesson, please try to give me 24 hours notice.

Even though the temperatures have been triple digits this week, I do need everyone to start thinking ahead to cooler fall temps. I would like to have every horse have a clean blanket and sheet by October 1. If you have a blanket that just needs washing, come see me. If you need a repair, Tack West or Lori the Blanket Lady are great options to buying new.

I also need everyone to supply an ivermectin wormer for their horse by September 15. If you don't have time to pick one up, let me know and I will get one for you.

I hope everyone has had a chance to meet our new kitties, Churchill (the orange one) and Maggie (the gray one). They are getting more friendly so don't hesitate to pick them up and love on them.

We are planning to attend the Fall RCAHA show as well as the Fall Festivel in Scottsdale. If you are interested in showing at either one of these shows let me know. Also I want to plan a group meeting to discuss what shows everyone is interested in attending in 2010. That meeting will take place September 19 at 2:00pm at the barn. So please bring your childrens schedules so that we can figure in spring breaks and all that jazz.

I will be changing the codes to the tack rooms this month. So please call me if the lock is changed and you do not have the new code.

Please help keep the barn clean. Toss your trash in to the cans provided. Pick up your horse poopoo and sweep up after yourself. I really appreciate it when everyone cleans up after their horse.

Ok well that's all for now, See you all out at the Barn

Brie