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Post by Jacqueline Pike on Jun 22, 2009 14:43:05 GMT -3
ReiningNL will be hosting their 1st annual Reining show. Date: July 3rd Time: 6pm(Sharp) Location: Sliding K Ranch Judge: Lorraine Gilchrist For more information, entry forms and prize list visit: www.reiningnl.webs.com Thanks and hope to see you there. |
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Post by katlyn on Jun 22, 2009 16:49:30 GMT -3
i need to work on reining skills, espically when stalions are allowed.
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Post by Maria on Jun 22, 2009 18:10:33 GMT -3
I Really want to. But I haven't got a horse to show. If anyone has a horse to lend me, and if i can get the day off work!! God I miss showing!
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Post by charismatic on Jun 23, 2009 17:53:19 GMT -3
Im sorry what is the relevance of stallions being permitted... Glad you guys are doing a show
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Post by rodeo on Jun 23, 2009 19:36:09 GMT -3
Im sorry what is the relevance of stallions being permitted... Glad you guys are doing a show Stallions are not allowed to show here in NL. Some people are starting to allow them though, which is great. Ya can't proove how good a stud is if he can't show, even if it is locally. |
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Post by Maria on Jun 23, 2009 21:11:37 GMT -3
Im sorry what is the relevance of stallions being permitted... Glad you guys are doing a show She read the website, adn the rules for the show, stallions are allowed. .... thats all  Random, but lol |
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Post by pony on Jun 23, 2009 21:25:37 GMT -3
It isn't Newfoundland that does not allow the stallions, it is the show organizers. There is no set of rules anywhere on how to run a "Newfoundland" show. I am sure there are some shows on the mainland that also do not allow stallions in their show. Breed shows are generally (but no exclusively) where you see the studs. Most western shows are breed shows anyways except for the reining shows. Perhaps soon we need to have a breed specific show, with special classes for certain breed. We definitely have enough paints and quarter horses to have a combined show.
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Post by charismatic on Jun 23, 2009 21:25:49 GMT -3
Interesting. Insurance issues I presume?
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Post by relaxen2 on Jun 23, 2009 22:16:40 GMT -3
anyone else have trouble getting the link to work?
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Post by Maria on Jun 23, 2009 22:33:38 GMT -3
i found it was slow loading for me, but after a few minutes i checked it and it was fine.
want me to cop and paste some of the important info?
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Post by Jacqueline Pike on Jun 23, 2009 23:05:11 GMT -3
If the like doesn't work PM me and we can e-mail or fax the forms over to you.
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Post by Jacqueline Pike on Jun 23, 2009 23:07:23 GMT -3
I just tryed it on my other computer and it worked too but you might have to press "save" instead of "open".
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Post by rodeo on Jun 25, 2009 20:18:22 GMT -3
It isn't Newfoundland that does not allow the stallions, it is the show organizers. There is no set of rules anywhere on how to run a "Newfoundland" show. I am sure there are some shows on the mainland that also do not allow stallions in their show. Breed shows are generally (but no exclusively) where you see the studs. Most western shows are breed shows anyways except for the reining shows. Perhaps soon we need to have a breed specific show, with special classes for certain breed. We definitely have enough paints and quarter horses to have a combined show. I didn't mean in NL like that. I meant, shows/organizers/whatever in NL do not allow stallions. Basically, if you own a stallion, you cannot show it. Or could not. The rules are changing, as they should. |
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Post by Kayla D on Jun 25, 2009 20:42:09 GMT -3
Maybe someone should start a new thread on the subject of showing stallions? That way we do not clog up this thread?
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