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Quotes of the Week |
"The quieter you become, the more you can hear."
Ram Dass
"In essence, if we want to direct our lives, we must take control of our consistent actions. It's not what we do once in a while that shapes our lives, but what we do consistently."
Tony Robbins
"Our life is what our thoughts make it."
Marcus Aurelius
"No one is perfect. That's why pencils have erasers."
Author Unknown
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How to Reach Us
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Barn Phone
336-784-6385
Parker Lovell Cell Phone
336-971-9388 Parker & Cash Lovell Home Phone
336-785-0983
E-mail Physical Address:
2210 Darwick Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27127
Lovell's Mailing Address: 2915 Shetland Drive
Winston-Salem, NC 27127
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Tonight! Yeee haa!
Don't forget to bring a donation for the soldiers!
FUN FRIDAY -- and Parent's Date Night -- is tonight from 6:00-9:00 pm. This is going to be a blast. Please send your kids for a great time! Please call or email us today if you haven't already signed up!
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It's Not Too Late To Sign Up For FUN FRIDAY and HAVE A NIGHT OFF MOMS AND DADS!
Friday, Oct. 14
6-9 pm
$20 for dinner and Crazy Fun all night long!
Join us Friday, Oct. 14 for Fun Friday! Parents, plan a special night out on the town while your children have a blast. We'll be creating care packages for soldiers, learning about horses, playing games, having a great dinner and having the time of our lives!
Please bring any of the following for our Soldier's Packages!
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Stationery, 16 - 32 oz. powdered drink mixes such as Kool-Aid or Lipton, Beef Jerky, Sunflower seeds, Deodorant, Small shower soap, shaving lotion, sunscreen, books and magazines, movies, individually wrapped snack items, individually wrapped candy, except for chocolate that melts., granola and nutrigrain bars.
Thank you so much! |
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Dear CLS Friends,
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Then six-year-old Cashlyn Lovell showing "Vegas" -- CH Aces & Eights. |
Coyote just called me into a stall. I listened as this man, who masterfully grooms and cares for horses every day, bowed his head and prayed to God. He gave thanks for healing Vegas, my favorite show horse of all time. Vegas is 23 years old this year. And three months ago, he was so sick that he couldn't stand.
With Coyote's round-the-clock care, and the prayers from this barn and prayers from Vegas's fans around the country, this amazing horse has made a full recovery. As we prayed together - Vegas between us nibbling carrots -- I was reminded once again of the amazing way God works through animals to help people. Through nursing Vegas and willing him to live, Coyote and I have both found strength and inspiration - and a closer connection to God.
The outside of a horse is so good for the inside of a man.
You will see this when you visit us next weekend for the Annual Little Bits Charity Fall Fun Show. There is something magical that happens when you mix old horses with young children, or the young at heart. God allows us to harness our inner power through a horse.
Please join us and see for yourself.
Parker
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 Thank you to our Riders for Raising Money!
Lots of riders are doing extraordinary things to raise money for St. Jude this year. Merrick Semans and Morgan Miller just hosted a Dog Wash and raised $84! Gena Wright and her pals have raised several hundred dollars selling cake slices outside The Carving Board at Thruway!
Thank you! You can use our sponsor form -- or do something creative on your own! Sign up now for the Fall Fun Show at the barn. Moms and Dads -- please help your child by downloading this Fun Show Packet and going over it with them. Thanks! |
 Reminder: Join us for our Annual Barn Safety Meeting Saturday, Nov. 19
Noon-1:30 pm Please mark your calendar for our Annual Safety Meeting at CLS. This is a mandatory meeting for all riders, helpers, staff members and everyone else. Please pack your lunch and we'll see you at the barn! Thanks! |
 Join Academy Team member Gracie Bargoil by donating money and walking to find a cure for Juvenile Diabetes
October 22, 2011 at Wake Forest University For details and to donate,
Note from Gracie: "On March 23, 2010, I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. It has been a rollercoaster ride since. Every day I have to check my glucose level between 5 and 8 times. This involves pricking my fingers. It hurts, but it is necessary. Without doing this, my blood sugar levels can go way up which can lead to me getting very sick or they can go way down and I could potentially slip into a diabetic coma. I am now on an insulin pump that gives me insulin every hour. This is a lot better than getting a shot every time I eat something. Even though I have this disease, it does not stop me from doing the things I love best. I like to ride horses at Cash Lovell Stables and Riding Academy and I like to play softball. I do wish that they would come up with a cure. That is why I am walking for a cure. Please feel free to come walk with me on October 22, 2011 at Wake Forest University."
From Parker: Gracie, we are so proud of you and everyone, let's support Gracie by joining her Team and contributing to the JDRF. Thanks!
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 We're Looking for Volunteers to Help with THREE Schedule Pony Rides on Friday, October 21 .. (Help!)
Fall is always busy -- but this fall, whew!~
On Friday night, Oct. 21, CLS is hosting pony rides at 3 local schools. We need volunteers!!
Sherwood Forest Elementary from 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Whitaker Elementary from 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Our Lady of Mercy from 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Please contact Parker for details... High School Students -- this is a GREAT way to earn service hours. Thank you so much! |
 Check Out Our Shutterfly Picture Page
Pictures from the past and present at CLS can be found on our Shutterfly picture page. To go there now, click here. |
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