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P.O. Box 1847, Temecula, CA 92593
The Rancho
California Arabian Horse Association originated in the early 1980's
in Temecula
Valley, starting with 15 members and has grown to over 250
adults and youth
from San Diego to the South, to the Pacific Palisades to the west, to
the high desert northward and east to Nevada and Arizona!
Our members like to
trail ride, horse camp, do endurance or competitive
trail rides,
making their horses a part of the everyday family activity.
Others are involved in the competitive aspect of the show
ring in such
disciplines as
Dressage, Driving, English, Western, Reining, Hunter/Jumpers,
Show Hack, Halter,
and Sport Horse. Among all of the breeds, the Arabian
is one whose loyalty grows the more time you spend
with them.
If your idea
of quality time means connecting with a four-legged companion
who can share your
secrets and take you places that have been in
your dreams, the Arabian horse is your perfect partner.
Our Club is about
friendship, camaraderie and the love of the Arabian horse. We put on
two horse shows a year locally, have a trail ride day, annual BBQ, Youth
Play Day, six club meetings a year,
support four local
Arabian Community Shows, and end our year with
a Christmas/Holiday Party! If you want more information
about our
club,
contact any officer show below.
Officers
Directors:
Delegates:
President's Message
February 2010
It
looks like we will have to work around all the rain this winter in order
to enjoy our horses to their fullest. But what a beautiful Spring it
will be because of it. That is how we should look at our lives during
these tough times. Although we are going through
many hardships, by reinventing ourselves...we will be stronger for it.
Our
January General meeting was difficult for many to attend due to the
extreme storms we had that week. However, our speaker, Bill Melendez,
gave a great power point presentation about the Arabian Halter Scoring
System. Whether you were a judge, exhibitor or spectator, there was
great information given to understand the reason and procedure behind
this system. We hope to see more of you at the February general meeting.
Check inside this newsletter for more information.
Our
March Horse Show is coming up and we will be following the same
concurrent class schedule that was so popular last year. The premium can
be viewed online, or call the show secretary for a premium. We will be
seeking volunteers for the show and help with sponsorships to make this
show a success. If you can't come to show or volunteer, put a check in
the mail to sponsor one class! Please let our show manager, Margaret
Rich, know if you can assist the show in any way.
Good luck to all our members heading to the Scottsdale Show this month.
Don't forget to send in your results to the RCAHA Newsletter.
Enjoy
the day!
Kathy Callahan-Smith
951-302-9833
The next Board
meeting will be on March 2nd at Green Acres Ranch, 25750 DePortola
Rd., about 1-1/2 miles east of Anza Road in Temecula (951-302-6045).
Time is7:15pm Sharp!
March 16th - RCAHA
Dinner Meeting - Sizzler Restaurant on Jefferson in Temecula. New Price
of $12 for dinner. Attendees should arrive at 6:45.
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