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LORAIN COUNTY OHC’S
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Kathy Duncan
This Certificate of Appreciation is for outstanding dedication to
Ohio Horseman’s Council and Corral Reporting!
Ohio Horseman’s Council and Corral Reporting!
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By: Kathy Duncan
Hey everyone, or should I say “hay everyone!” Hopefully you have gotten some dry hay by now. My horses were acting a bit fretful as the hay dwindled down, however they could have stood to be on a diet anyway. I hope the summer has you out picnicking and having a good time with family, friends and of course your horses.
Our September Lorain County OHC sponsor is Lance’s Trailer Sales located in Athens, Ohio. Jenny Lance was a long time member of the Lorain Horse Council before moving to Athens and was quite active in our council. They have a great website to view their trailers if you are in the market for one.
Some members of Lorain went to West Branch camping in July but unfortunately it was a bit soggy and most packed up and fled before the storms blew in on Sunday. Several members of Lorain OHC went to Jefferson Lake State Park in July and had a great time. A few met up at Edison Woods for a day ride on July 18 and were thrilled the trails were in good shape despite the torrential rain we all had.
In September we have some fun rides on the calendar. Our council will be camping at Pleasant Hills the weekend of Sept. 10-12. If you plan to come for the day Saturday, plan to ride at 11 a.m. Cheryl Muhek is the contact person for this ride. The sites have electricity and are right on the lake. There are tie lines available and water for the horses. There are trails that connect from Pleasant Hills to Malabar so there are plenty of trails to enjoy.
The Chili Cook-off State Ride, hosted by Ashland, OHC is the weekend of Sept. 17-19. It is held in the Mohican State Forest. Plan to come for the weekend or just the day. They usually have a lot of items for the silent auction, bring some spare change or better yet, crisp bills. Camping space is limited, reservations are required. Contact Mike Gerard from Ashland OHC for camping reservations. The forest is very scenic; there are creek crossings and wonderful places to picnic along the way. If you are not planning to camp, consider coming to Mohican on Saturday for the day and ride with others from Lorain County. We will meet at 11 a.m. across the street at the baseball field. Jim Wallace is the contact for this ride if you have any questions.
Monday, Sept. 20 we will hold our membership meeting at the CVC Black River Room at 7 p.m. Nominations for 2022 officers will be on the agenda, think about who might be a good candidate (including yourself) for one of the offices. We will also have detailed information for the Regional Ride, Sept. 24-26.
Our Lorain County OHC Regional Ride will be held at Charlemont Reservation with the trail entrance on New-London Eastern Road. Camping and festivities will be held at ClareMar Twin Lakes Camping Resort. You must have reservations to camp, but day riders can obtain a day pass at the gate, let them know you are coming to the Regional Ride and they can direct you. If you are able to help out in any capacity, you will be much appreciated. Contact Sherry Hoover who will be happy to fill you in on what committees are in need of help. We will have a silent auction with some really neat items, door prizes, a poker hand game, a question quest, 50/50 raffle and a tethered hot air balloon ride provided (weather permitting) sponsored by Sherre Manfull (Lorain OHC member) and Greg Manfull (pilot) of Endeavor Hot Air Balloon, LLC of Lorain County, Ohio. This should prove to be an exciting weekend, we hope to see you there!
October 1-3, we will be camping at Beaver Creek State Park located at 12816 Sprucevale Road, E. Liverpool, Ohio. Reserve your campsite at reserveohio.com. Billy and Cheryl Garn are the contacts for this ride.
October 3-10, members will be at Big Elk Lick Horse Camp at Elk State Forest. Contact Ric or Char Augustine regarding Big Elk Lick. You must have reservations and your horses must have up to date health papers and a negative Coggins test.
“Hay, have a good one!”
Hey everyone, or should I say “hay everyone!” Hopefully you have gotten some dry hay by now. My horses were acting a bit fretful as the hay dwindled down, however they could have stood to be on a diet anyway. I hope the summer has you out picnicking and having a good time with family, friends and of course your horses.
Our September Lorain County OHC sponsor is Lance’s Trailer Sales located in Athens, Ohio. Jenny Lance was a long time member of the Lorain Horse Council before moving to Athens and was quite active in our council. They have a great website to view their trailers if you are in the market for one.
Some members of Lorain went to West Branch camping in July but unfortunately it was a bit soggy and most packed up and fled before the storms blew in on Sunday. Several members of Lorain OHC went to Jefferson Lake State Park in July and had a great time. A few met up at Edison Woods for a day ride on July 18 and were thrilled the trails were in good shape despite the torrential rain we all had.
In September we have some fun rides on the calendar. Our council will be camping at Pleasant Hills the weekend of Sept. 10-12. If you plan to come for the day Saturday, plan to ride at 11 a.m. Cheryl Muhek is the contact person for this ride. The sites have electricity and are right on the lake. There are tie lines available and water for the horses. There are trails that connect from Pleasant Hills to Malabar so there are plenty of trails to enjoy.
The Chili Cook-off State Ride, hosted by Ashland, OHC is the weekend of Sept. 17-19. It is held in the Mohican State Forest. Plan to come for the weekend or just the day. They usually have a lot of items for the silent auction, bring some spare change or better yet, crisp bills. Camping space is limited, reservations are required. Contact Mike Gerard from Ashland OHC for camping reservations. The forest is very scenic; there are creek crossings and wonderful places to picnic along the way. If you are not planning to camp, consider coming to Mohican on Saturday for the day and ride with others from Lorain County. We will meet at 11 a.m. across the street at the baseball field. Jim Wallace is the contact for this ride if you have any questions.
Monday, Sept. 20 we will hold our membership meeting at the CVC Black River Room at 7 p.m. Nominations for 2022 officers will be on the agenda, think about who might be a good candidate (including yourself) for one of the offices. We will also have detailed information for the Regional Ride, Sept. 24-26.
Our Lorain County OHC Regional Ride will be held at Charlemont Reservation with the trail entrance on New-London Eastern Road. Camping and festivities will be held at ClareMar Twin Lakes Camping Resort. You must have reservations to camp, but day riders can obtain a day pass at the gate, let them know you are coming to the Regional Ride and they can direct you. If you are able to help out in any capacity, you will be much appreciated. Contact Sherry Hoover who will be happy to fill you in on what committees are in need of help. We will have a silent auction with some really neat items, door prizes, a poker hand game, a question quest, 50/50 raffle and a tethered hot air balloon ride provided (weather permitting) sponsored by Sherre Manfull (Lorain OHC member) and Greg Manfull (pilot) of Endeavor Hot Air Balloon, LLC of Lorain County, Ohio. This should prove to be an exciting weekend, we hope to see you there!
October 1-3, we will be camping at Beaver Creek State Park located at 12816 Sprucevale Road, E. Liverpool, Ohio. Reserve your campsite at reserveohio.com. Billy and Cheryl Garn are the contacts for this ride.
October 3-10, members will be at Big Elk Lick Horse Camp at Elk State Forest. Contact Ric or Char Augustine regarding Big Elk Lick. You must have reservations and your horses must have up to date health papers and a negative Coggins test.
“Hay, have a good one!”
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By: Kathy Duncan
Greetings horse friends around the state. We hope you are getting out and enjoying the warm sunshine and great riding weather lately. Our August calendar sponsor is the Litchfield Veterinary Clinic located at 9496 Norwalk Road (Route 18) just west of the circle of town. They provide compassionate care to the small furry type; i.e. the kind that like to hop in your lap and cuddle or lie at your feet and lick your toes. Feel free to check them out on the web for further information. Thank you for your support Litchfield Veterinary Clinic!
The first weekend of June, several members camped at Great Seal State Park where Ohio’s Great Seal was inspired by the beautiful backdrop of rolling hills, a picturesque sunset and a forefront of farmland. Although it was toasty, some of the campsites offered a fantastic breeze and plenty of shade, we were thankful for this after riding all day. The trails were heavily wooded and the ridge-line trails offered a refreshing breeze. The trails were somewhat steep with some switchbacks and our beasts of burden did a fine job keeping us safe on our travels, even though they sometimes had to slide down the hillside on their bottoms. Although a bunch of us signed up for the Pleasant Hill campout in June many opted out due to the forecast for multiple storm fronts with the threat of heavy winds, lightening and hail. Thankfully the campers from other counties who went had the good fortune of decent weather. If I were to guess, I’d say it was because the Duncan/Wallace ‘Perfect Storm Combo’ stayed home! Five of us rode at Malabar Farm for the day ride June 26. It became exciting when a few horses got a bit buzzed up by the herd of cattle that happened to be near the lane as we were passing by. I thought Banjo might turn into a bucking bull in a rodeo since he nearly backed up into the electric wires.
As this Corral issue arrives, there are several who will be heading to Caesar Creek State Park and Indiana, Aug. 5 or 6 for a long weekend of riding. I will report on their stories in the next issue since Bill and Barb usually have many to share. There is a weekend campout on Aug. 13- 15 at Tri-County Campground located just south of Canton. The campground includes a covered pavilion, open camping sites with tie lines (no portable corrals are permitted), pit toilets, horse wash racks and several water hydrants. Close to 40 miles of trails are accessed from the camp. Further information is available on their website, www. tri-cotrails.org.
We will have our membership meeting at the Carlisle Equestrian Center on Monday, Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. Please come and learn about our past, present and upcoming events. Many are venturing to Big Elk Lick Horse Camp in Benezette, Pa., Aug. 19-26. Please note that both a 30 day health certificate and valid Coggins are required. The trails are rugged at times so shoes are highly recommended. You need to have a reservation for this ride. Call 814/787-4656. The club contacts are Ric and Char Augustine.
The Medina County State Ride at Wetmore is not permitted to camp this year, but a day ride and dinner are in the planning for Aug. 21. You need to register with Medina County OHC. Please show your support for the Lorain County Fair at Wellington Fairgrounds Aug. 23-29. The Charlemont Reservation work party campout is Aug. 27-29. Come one, come all! We need you to volunteer to help groom the trails in prep for our regional ride Sept. 24-26 at Charlemont with camping at Claremar Twin Lakes Camping Resort.
Enjoy summer!
Greetings horse friends around the state. We hope you are getting out and enjoying the warm sunshine and great riding weather lately. Our August calendar sponsor is the Litchfield Veterinary Clinic located at 9496 Norwalk Road (Route 18) just west of the circle of town. They provide compassionate care to the small furry type; i.e. the kind that like to hop in your lap and cuddle or lie at your feet and lick your toes. Feel free to check them out on the web for further information. Thank you for your support Litchfield Veterinary Clinic!
The first weekend of June, several members camped at Great Seal State Park where Ohio’s Great Seal was inspired by the beautiful backdrop of rolling hills, a picturesque sunset and a forefront of farmland. Although it was toasty, some of the campsites offered a fantastic breeze and plenty of shade, we were thankful for this after riding all day. The trails were heavily wooded and the ridge-line trails offered a refreshing breeze. The trails were somewhat steep with some switchbacks and our beasts of burden did a fine job keeping us safe on our travels, even though they sometimes had to slide down the hillside on their bottoms. Although a bunch of us signed up for the Pleasant Hill campout in June many opted out due to the forecast for multiple storm fronts with the threat of heavy winds, lightening and hail. Thankfully the campers from other counties who went had the good fortune of decent weather. If I were to guess, I’d say it was because the Duncan/Wallace ‘Perfect Storm Combo’ stayed home! Five of us rode at Malabar Farm for the day ride June 26. It became exciting when a few horses got a bit buzzed up by the herd of cattle that happened to be near the lane as we were passing by. I thought Banjo might turn into a bucking bull in a rodeo since he nearly backed up into the electric wires.
As this Corral issue arrives, there are several who will be heading to Caesar Creek State Park and Indiana, Aug. 5 or 6 for a long weekend of riding. I will report on their stories in the next issue since Bill and Barb usually have many to share. There is a weekend campout on Aug. 13- 15 at Tri-County Campground located just south of Canton. The campground includes a covered pavilion, open camping sites with tie lines (no portable corrals are permitted), pit toilets, horse wash racks and several water hydrants. Close to 40 miles of trails are accessed from the camp. Further information is available on their website, www. tri-cotrails.org.
We will have our membership meeting at the Carlisle Equestrian Center on Monday, Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. Please come and learn about our past, present and upcoming events. Many are venturing to Big Elk Lick Horse Camp in Benezette, Pa., Aug. 19-26. Please note that both a 30 day health certificate and valid Coggins are required. The trails are rugged at times so shoes are highly recommended. You need to have a reservation for this ride. Call 814/787-4656. The club contacts are Ric and Char Augustine.
The Medina County State Ride at Wetmore is not permitted to camp this year, but a day ride and dinner are in the planning for Aug. 21. You need to register with Medina County OHC. Please show your support for the Lorain County Fair at Wellington Fairgrounds Aug. 23-29. The Charlemont Reservation work party campout is Aug. 27-29. Come one, come all! We need you to volunteer to help groom the trails in prep for our regional ride Sept. 24-26 at Charlemont with camping at Claremar Twin Lakes Camping Resort.
Enjoy summer!
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By: Kathy Duncan
Greetings horse friends! Summertime fun is finally here. Longer days, warmer weather and horseback riding make for a perfect day. We would like to take a moment to acknowledge Spencer Feed and Supply who generously sponsored June for our calendar. They have builder supplies, feed, hardware, and a garden store all at one location on North Main Street in Spencer. You will find that they are well stocked with horse supplies so take time to stop in or visit them on their website at www.spencerfeed.com.
Five members ventured over to North Chagrin for a wonderful ride in April. Jim Wallace shared that the trails were well maintained and a pleasure to ride. If you did not get a chance to go, it is picturesque to view Squires Castle which is along the trail, and it makes for a great place to stop for a picnic.
We had 12 hardworking members and two park personnel clearing the trails at our April maintenance at Charlemont Reservation. Thanks to them our trails are now much safer and easier to navigate!
The Derby Day ride at Hinckley Reservation had a good turn out with some riders wearing fancy hats. It was a lovely day for a ride with sunshine and warm 80-degree weather.
In June we will head to Great Seal State Park in Chillicothe, Ohio, for a weekend camp out June 4-6. It’s located adjacent to Sugarloaf Mountain and has scenic views of the Scioto Valley below. We have a ride scheduled at Pleasant Hill hosted by Ashland County OHC June 18-20. This ride requires reservations.
We have our monthly membership meeting June 21 at the Carlisle Equestrian Center at 7 p.m. as opposed to the Carlisle Visitor Center now that it is summer.
Saturday, June 26 join us for a day ride at Malabar Farm State Park located in Lucas, Ohio. They also have campsites if interested through www.reserveohio.com. The contact council member is yet to be announced. July 2-4 there is a northeast area regional ride at Mohican State Forest some are planning to camp at. Reservations are required; please register with Wayne County OHC. Lorain County OHC is planning a day ride at Mohican on Saturday, riding out at 11 a.m., come if you can. Happy trails to all!
Greetings horse friends! Summertime fun is finally here. Longer days, warmer weather and horseback riding make for a perfect day. We would like to take a moment to acknowledge Spencer Feed and Supply who generously sponsored June for our calendar. They have builder supplies, feed, hardware, and a garden store all at one location on North Main Street in Spencer. You will find that they are well stocked with horse supplies so take time to stop in or visit them on their website at www.spencerfeed.com.
Five members ventured over to North Chagrin for a wonderful ride in April. Jim Wallace shared that the trails were well maintained and a pleasure to ride. If you did not get a chance to go, it is picturesque to view Squires Castle which is along the trail, and it makes for a great place to stop for a picnic.
We had 12 hardworking members and two park personnel clearing the trails at our April maintenance at Charlemont Reservation. Thanks to them our trails are now much safer and easier to navigate!
The Derby Day ride at Hinckley Reservation had a good turn out with some riders wearing fancy hats. It was a lovely day for a ride with sunshine and warm 80-degree weather.
In June we will head to Great Seal State Park in Chillicothe, Ohio, for a weekend camp out June 4-6. It’s located adjacent to Sugarloaf Mountain and has scenic views of the Scioto Valley below. We have a ride scheduled at Pleasant Hill hosted by Ashland County OHC June 18-20. This ride requires reservations.
We have our monthly membership meeting June 21 at the Carlisle Equestrian Center at 7 p.m. as opposed to the Carlisle Visitor Center now that it is summer.
Saturday, June 26 join us for a day ride at Malabar Farm State Park located in Lucas, Ohio. They also have campsites if interested through www.reserveohio.com. The contact council member is yet to be announced. July 2-4 there is a northeast area regional ride at Mohican State Forest some are planning to camp at. Reservations are required; please register with Wayne County OHC. Lorain County OHC is planning a day ride at Mohican on Saturday, riding out at 11 a.m., come if you can. Happy trails to all!
Kayaking at Spencer Lake
Charlemont maintenance, April 2021
Carole at Hinckley Derby Ride
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Hi you lucky charms! Green is the theme for this month if you know what I mean. A little leprechaun told me our luck will soon be turning around for the better so let’s kick up our heels and have your horse do a little jig. Equine Essentials, located at 32730 Walker Rd, Ste. F-2 & 3 in Avon Lake is our March calendar sponsor. They have a nice selection of equestrian accessories and apparel. I checked it out last month and bought myself a really nice helmet. The staff was friendly and helpful and I had a good experience. They are open Tuesdays through Sundays. Feel free to check their web page to see what they have to offer and for further details. We’d like to thank Pastor Brian and Carol Kenyon from Calvary Baptist Church for graciously letting us meet at the church for our January meetings.
We will be meeting on Monday, March 15 for our meeting at the Carlisle Visitor Center Black River Room beginning at 7 p.m. The presentation of Trail Miles Awards will be presented by Brenda Lang. Thanks you Brenda for your hard work tallying up and submitting all our data to the Ohio Horseman’s Council.
Please join us for our St. Patrick’s Day ride on Saturday, March 20 at the Carlisle Equestrian Center where we will be heading out at 1 p.m. Dress the part if you’d like and plan to have a good time. Sorry, but no pot of stew this time so instead bring your own refreshments and plan to visit while social distancing. If you have any questions, our contacts are Jim and Laura Wallace. We will also have a day ride on Saturday, March 27 at Wellington Reservation. We will hit the trail at 1 p.m. Keep an eye on the sky and ponds for birds and ducks as this is a great birding opportunity but we may have to very, very quiet in order to view them; probably unlikely with our 1000 pound fury beasts of burden. Sue Mollica offered to be the host for this ride so if you have any questions; she’s the one in the know.
Please be aware that carts and carriages may be on the trails at Carlisle in March on: Tuesday 2, Saturday 6, Thursday 11, Sunday 14 and in April on Tuesday 6, Saturday 10, Thursday 15 and Sunday 18. A sneak peek into April and you will see that the Equine Affaire is going to be a virtual event this year rather than at the State Fairgrounds. It will be April 8-11.
May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sunshine down upon you, until we meet again. See ya out there!
Hi you lucky charms! Green is the theme for this month if you know what I mean. A little leprechaun told me our luck will soon be turning around for the better so let’s kick up our heels and have your horse do a little jig. Equine Essentials, located at 32730 Walker Rd, Ste. F-2 & 3 in Avon Lake is our March calendar sponsor. They have a nice selection of equestrian accessories and apparel. I checked it out last month and bought myself a really nice helmet. The staff was friendly and helpful and I had a good experience. They are open Tuesdays through Sundays. Feel free to check their web page to see what they have to offer and for further details. We’d like to thank Pastor Brian and Carol Kenyon from Calvary Baptist Church for graciously letting us meet at the church for our January meetings.
We will be meeting on Monday, March 15 for our meeting at the Carlisle Visitor Center Black River Room beginning at 7 p.m. The presentation of Trail Miles Awards will be presented by Brenda Lang. Thanks you Brenda for your hard work tallying up and submitting all our data to the Ohio Horseman’s Council.
Please join us for our St. Patrick’s Day ride on Saturday, March 20 at the Carlisle Equestrian Center where we will be heading out at 1 p.m. Dress the part if you’d like and plan to have a good time. Sorry, but no pot of stew this time so instead bring your own refreshments and plan to visit while social distancing. If you have any questions, our contacts are Jim and Laura Wallace. We will also have a day ride on Saturday, March 27 at Wellington Reservation. We will hit the trail at 1 p.m. Keep an eye on the sky and ponds for birds and ducks as this is a great birding opportunity but we may have to very, very quiet in order to view them; probably unlikely with our 1000 pound fury beasts of burden. Sue Mollica offered to be the host for this ride so if you have any questions; she’s the one in the know.
Please be aware that carts and carriages may be on the trails at Carlisle in March on: Tuesday 2, Saturday 6, Thursday 11, Sunday 14 and in April on Tuesday 6, Saturday 10, Thursday 15 and Sunday 18. A sneak peek into April and you will see that the Equine Affaire is going to be a virtual event this year rather than at the State Fairgrounds. It will be April 8-11.
May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sunshine down upon you, until we meet again. See ya out there!
Char and Roxie Apache Junction
The 3 Desperadoes
Chris and Ric - Apache Junction, AZ
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By: Kathy Duncan
Wow, our Corral calendar is full of lots of smiling faces on top of beautiful horses in places all over Ohio and neighboring states as well as places as far away as the red rocks of Utah. We have some great organized day rides and campouts planned for this year so take time to browse the calendar and enjoy the photos as you consider what rides you hope to partake in. We’d like to thank our February sponsor C&L Shoes located at 10259 Spencer Road in West Salem. They carry a variety of sturdy shoes, boots and outerwear items from brands such as LaCrosse, Red Wing Shoes, Thorogood Shoes, Carhartt, Georgia Boots, Irish Setter, Muck and Duofold.
A New Year’s ride was held on Jan. 2 and despite it being a bit dreary outside about seven members dressed up in festive red and green to help brighten the day and bring in 2021! We have a ‘Sweetheart’ Day Ride scheduled at the Carlisle Equestrian Center for Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. Please bring your own refreshments. Sue Mollica offered to be the contact for this ride if you have questions.
Please note that our Membership meeting will be held at the Carlisle Visitor Center in the Black Room on Monday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m.
Carriages may be on the trails at Carlisle the following upcoming dates: Feb. 2, 6, 11 and 14 and March 2, 6,11 and 14.
If you enjoy a good book, magazine or DVD consider checking out our very own LCOHC library of equine related items. All you need to do is contact Cheryl Muhek from our council via phone or email to borrow items. The list was handed out along with your packet for 2021 with our calendar.
Remember this Valentine’s Day to hug your loved one and horse but not necessarily in that order.
Wow, our Corral calendar is full of lots of smiling faces on top of beautiful horses in places all over Ohio and neighboring states as well as places as far away as the red rocks of Utah. We have some great organized day rides and campouts planned for this year so take time to browse the calendar and enjoy the photos as you consider what rides you hope to partake in. We’d like to thank our February sponsor C&L Shoes located at 10259 Spencer Road in West Salem. They carry a variety of sturdy shoes, boots and outerwear items from brands such as LaCrosse, Red Wing Shoes, Thorogood Shoes, Carhartt, Georgia Boots, Irish Setter, Muck and Duofold.
A New Year’s ride was held on Jan. 2 and despite it being a bit dreary outside about seven members dressed up in festive red and green to help brighten the day and bring in 2021! We have a ‘Sweetheart’ Day Ride scheduled at the Carlisle Equestrian Center for Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. Please bring your own refreshments. Sue Mollica offered to be the contact for this ride if you have questions.
Please note that our Membership meeting will be held at the Carlisle Visitor Center in the Black Room on Monday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m.
Carriages may be on the trails at Carlisle the following upcoming dates: Feb. 2, 6, 11 and 14 and March 2, 6,11 and 14.
If you enjoy a good book, magazine or DVD consider checking out our very own LCOHC library of equine related items. All you need to do is contact Cheryl Muhek from our council via phone or email to borrow items. The list was handed out along with your packet for 2021 with our calendar.
Remember this Valentine’s Day to hug your loved one and horse but not necessarily in that order.
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By: Kathy Duncan
Happy New Year everyone! Let’s hope this year bursts with joy, peace and harmony, lots of laughter and of course loads of horseback riding events.
We have a great selection of rides this year to choose from so be sure to keep your Lorain OHC calendar handy, view our website and read the Corral. Be sure to watch for emails in case of changes in our schedule or call the ride organizer before you venture out.
Our January sponsor is Centerra Country Store located in Grafton and Medina. Centerra carries quite an assortment of pet supplies for your small pets (please note: excludes miniature horses). They carry collars, treats, pet foods and toys for your cat, dog, rabbit or bird and other small animal pet favorite items so stop in and browse for a while. Our Lorain County OHC sincerely thanks Centerra for their support.
Our Turkey Trot ride had about eight to nine riders for this lovely day. I imagine the rest of us were resting up after all the cooking, cleaning and eating we did for Thanksgiving Day. Once again, a round of applause to all our officers, committee members, parade organizers, trail maintenance crew, and all those who helped with special events throughout the year; especially those who chip in and help for our regional ride that needs many helpers. Also, to Sherry Hoover who helps keep us informed with the amazing calendars and all those who contributed photos for it. It’s interesting and enjoyable to see all great photos.
Our in-coming 2021 officers include: President Jim Wallace, Vice President Sherry Hoover, Secretary Karen Norton and Treasurer Lara Monyak.
Our 2021 Committee Members include: 50/50 Raffle Sue Mollica, Corral Reporter Kathy Duncan, Emails Cheryl Muhek, Lorain County Metro-Parks Liaison Bob Budi, Membership Sandy Shudy and Rachel Wheeler, Refreshments Sue Mollica, Sunshine Jonathan Field and Laura Wallace, Trail Miles Brenda Lang, Website Vince Mollica and Parades Karen Norton.
We will hold our January membership meeting on Monday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church located at 414 S Main Street in Oberlin. If you’d like to camp at Pine Creek for our Oct. 15-16 Hocking Hills ride, please bring money to hold a campsite to the January meeting. The cost is $107 for two nights and $161 for three nights. Our Sweetheart Ride is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. at Carlisle.
Here’s to 2021. May we be blessed with good health, good friends and good horses.
Happy New Year everyone! Let’s hope this year bursts with joy, peace and harmony, lots of laughter and of course loads of horseback riding events.
We have a great selection of rides this year to choose from so be sure to keep your Lorain OHC calendar handy, view our website and read the Corral. Be sure to watch for emails in case of changes in our schedule or call the ride organizer before you venture out.
Our January sponsor is Centerra Country Store located in Grafton and Medina. Centerra carries quite an assortment of pet supplies for your small pets (please note: excludes miniature horses). They carry collars, treats, pet foods and toys for your cat, dog, rabbit or bird and other small animal pet favorite items so stop in and browse for a while. Our Lorain County OHC sincerely thanks Centerra for their support.
Our Turkey Trot ride had about eight to nine riders for this lovely day. I imagine the rest of us were resting up after all the cooking, cleaning and eating we did for Thanksgiving Day. Once again, a round of applause to all our officers, committee members, parade organizers, trail maintenance crew, and all those who helped with special events throughout the year; especially those who chip in and help for our regional ride that needs many helpers. Also, to Sherry Hoover who helps keep us informed with the amazing calendars and all those who contributed photos for it. It’s interesting and enjoyable to see all great photos.
Our in-coming 2021 officers include: President Jim Wallace, Vice President Sherry Hoover, Secretary Karen Norton and Treasurer Lara Monyak.
Our 2021 Committee Members include: 50/50 Raffle Sue Mollica, Corral Reporter Kathy Duncan, Emails Cheryl Muhek, Lorain County Metro-Parks Liaison Bob Budi, Membership Sandy Shudy and Rachel Wheeler, Refreshments Sue Mollica, Sunshine Jonathan Field and Laura Wallace, Trail Miles Brenda Lang, Website Vince Mollica and Parades Karen Norton.
We will hold our January membership meeting on Monday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church located at 414 S Main Street in Oberlin. If you’d like to camp at Pine Creek for our Oct. 15-16 Hocking Hills ride, please bring money to hold a campsite to the January meeting. The cost is $107 for two nights and $161 for three nights. Our Sweetheart Ride is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. at Carlisle.
Here’s to 2021. May we be blessed with good health, good friends and good horses.
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