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You're invited to tour the Monterey Horse Park 
Tour MHP with picnic lunch following:
August 27 - 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
September 10 - 10:30 am - 12:30pm
October 15 - 10:30 am - 12:30pm
RSVP to info@montereyhorsepark.org
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The Event At Woodside Reclaims Its International Flavor
Nine years have passed since the Horse Park at Woodside last hosted an international horse trial, but on Oct. 7-9 internationally sanctioned eventing competition will return to the San Francisco Bay area. The Event at Woodside will offer CIC divisions at the three-star, two-star and one-star levels. To learn more about the Horse Park at Woodside or The Event At Woodside, go to www.horsepark.org. To learn more about eventing, visit the U.S. Eventing Association's website www.useventing.com.
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Recent Customer Feedback
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| In This Issue: EHV-1 In Sonoma County ▪ Equine Legal Solutions ▪ Photo Contest For Equine Rescue ▪ RSVP To Tour The Monterey Horse Park ▪ International Horse Trials Return To Woodside ▪ Travel Tips For A Norcal Riding Vacation ▪ Featured Horse Properties For Sale ▪ Welcome New Commercial Members |
 8/24/11 - Three Cases of EHV-1 Have Been Confirmed in Sonoma County
The affected premises is under quarantine and the thirteen other horses currently on the property are being monitored. Current epidemiologic investigation findings indicate minimal risk of disease spread from this closed premises. Visit the CDFA web site for the latest updates.
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Q: A horse has been sent to me to be sold. The owner had the horse in training and sponsored a trainer, Mr. X, on the horse for the last few years. The owner paid for all of the expenses and is the owner of some photographs that were taken of Mr. X riding the owner's horse as well as some videos of Mr. X riding the owner's horse. We just posted the ad, and we used a photo and a video of Mr. X riding the horse because they were videos from horse shows, and we wanted to show that the horse has been shown. I assumed that the owner had cleared all of this with Mr. X, but I assumed wrong. I just got an email from Mr. X asking for a commission on the sale of the horse or that we remove the photo and video in question immediately. What are the legal rights of Mr. X and the owner? Click to read Rachel's answer.
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Rescue Kicks Off Photo Contest To Raise Funds for Neurological Unit
Recently, Spirit of Equus Rescue has been asked to take in or assist in placing a number of horses with neurological dysfunction due to EPM and EHV-1. To help raise funds to create a separate neuro unit, a photo contest is being held from September 1 to Oct 1 , 2011. Entrants are asked to submit a photo that "exemplifies the spirit of the horse." First, second and third place prizes will be awarded. In addition, there is a special entry for "Rescue Horses." The winner in this category will receive a donation to the 501(c)3 rescue organization that legally owns the horse in the photo. "We need 800 entries to meet our goal and we can use everyone's support in spreading the word," says Jan Meyer, Director. Spirit of Equus also needs sponsors for each of the prizes. Individuals or companies who wish to help are welcome to donate directly to the "Neuro Fund." Click here for details on how to enter a photo, sponsor or donate.
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Travel Tips for a Northern California Riding Vacation
By Patti Schofler
Northern California horse people know the secret of travel in our region: The best months to be outdoors are September and October when the air is a little crisper, but not cold, rain hasn't started yet, the coastal fog has disappeared, and summer crowds have thinned out. One of NorCal's dreamiest places to ride is Mendocino County over working cattle ranchlands and redwoods, exploring ocean beaches and mountains. Read the full article.
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Debbie Smith, Owner/Publisher
Bay Area Equestrian Network
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