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Equine Affaire 2013
Equine Journal Special Edition
Equine Affaire Special Edition November 7-10, 2013 EquineJournal supplement to 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 1 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE EDITOR/GENERAL MANAGER Elisabeth Prouty-Gilbride, 508-987-5886, ext. 233 OPERATIONS MANAGER Kevan Trombly, Raquel Gardner SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIST GRAPHIC DESIGNERS E IRE A F FEA CIAL SP N EDITIO 3 01 2Q N I U E 4 12 14 20 24 29 31 32 Schedule of Events Show Information Kelly Lee Brady Kelly Ballou Joan McDevitt, 508-987-5886, ext. 228 SENIOR ADVERTISING/ MARKETING CONSULTANT MANAGING EDITOR Karen Desroches, 603-525-3601 ADVERTISING/MARKETING CONSULTANTS Equine Affaire: Always the Ultimate Equestrian Getaway Equine Affaire's Fantasia Facility Map Accommodations & Directions Exhibitor List Index to Advertisers Kathryn Selinga Jennifer Roberts Daniel Goodwin ART DIRECTOR SOCIAL EDITOR NEWS EDITOR Angela Savoie, 508-987-5886, ext. 231 Laurel Foster, 508-987-5886, ext. 222 DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION Kristine Miller Cher Wheeler PRODUCTION MANAGER EQUINE JOURNAL 83 Leicester Street • North Oxford, MA 01537 phone: 508-987-5886 • fax: 508-987-5887 • subscription questions: 1-800-414-9101 email: email@example.com • www.equinejournal.com A Publication of the Magazine Division of Morris Communications Company 735 Broad St., Augusta, GA 30901 PRESIDENT Donna Kessler; GROUP PUBLISHER Patty Tiberg DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION Scott Ferguson; GROUP CREATIVE DIRECTOR William Greenlaw DIRECTOR OF DIGITAL OPERATIONS Jason Doyle DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Alexander Merrill Morris Communications Company, LLC CHAIRMAN & CEO William S. Morris III; PRESIDENT Will S. Morris IV On Our Cover: Tommie Turvey with horses Ace and Joker. By Howard Schatzberg 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | EQUINE JOURNAL 3 Schedule of events EQUINE AFFAIRE CLINIC, SEMINAR & DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE 11/07 THURS Eastern States Exposition | W. Springfield, MA | Nov. 7-10, 2013 Demo Ring Mallary North Nutrena Seminar Stage Better Living Center Youth Pavilion Mallary South Coliseum Mallary South Arena Mallary South Mickie Bowen Combined Driving for Heroes: Using Driving as Therapy for Disabled Drivers & Veterans Young Arena Young Building 8:30 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 Versatile Horse & Rider Competition Qualifying Round Troy Green Achieving & Maintaining Optimal Body Control in the Western Pleasure Horse Angelo Telatin Modifying Your Horse's Behavior with Clicker Training Julie Cyra Evaluating Quality & Fit in Saddles & Tack: How to Spend Less on More! Stacy Westfall On the Road: Preparing for a Short or Long Trailer Ride & Monitoring Your Horse during Travel Brooke Sheridan Tricks of the Trade: Grooming & Clipping Miniature Horses for Show Breed Segment David Thind Equine Biomechanics 101: How Your Horse Moves Breed Segment Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Connie Combs An Easy Approach to Barrel Racing: Using Squares to Perfect Your Turns Julie Goodnight Classical Principles of Riding: Understanding Your Horse's Balance & Movement & How to Influence It with the Use of Your Aids Tommie Turvey Mastering the Art of Liberty Training Josh Noone Shoeing Options: Identifying the Differences between Shoeing for Dressage vs. Jumper, Western Pleasure vs. Reining, Trail Riding, Etc. Chad McGee, DVM Lameness Exams: Identifying Where Your Horse's Pain May Be Originating Roger Lauze Disaster Preparedness: Introduction to Large Animal Rescue Techniques Steve Edwards Selecting & Fitting Saddles, Bits & Tack for Mules & Donkeys David Thind Equestrian Biomechanics: Properly Aligning the Rider's Body in order to Allow Our Horses to Better Do Their Job Betsey Reeves Greener Pastures: Techniques for Creating, Evaluating & Maintaining Healthy Pastures Brooke Sheridan Clipping Secrets: Behind the Scenes Tips for Efficiently & Effectively Body Clipping Your Horse Connie Combs Natural & Balanced Barrel Racing: Q & A Forum for Barrel Racers Diane Carney Strategies & Techniques for Riding a Hunter Derby Course Melissa Gleick Including Your Horse in Your Estate Plan: Ensuring the Horse Is Well Cared for after the Owner Passes Away David Thind The Nuts & Bolts of Correct Equine Locomotion: How Your Horse Should Move Kelly Montanye I Can Do It: Using Horses to Build Confidence & Independence in Children & Adults with Disabilities Josh Noone Laminitis Intervention: Treating Acute & Chronic Founder from a Farrier's Perspective Abigail Nemic Bloxsom Business from Scratch: Why You Might Try a Team Approach vs. Launching an Equine Business Yourself Eitan Beth-Halachmy In Depth Details about the Gaits, the Court & the Tests for Cowboy Dressage Scott Lombard Insight on How to Select & Maximize Your Farm Insurance Policy Terry Jenkins Nibbles & Neighs: Making Your Own Horse Treats Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Mickie Bowen Techniques for Improving Your Reinsmanship & Driving Performance in the Show Ring Guy McLean Starting the Young Horse: From Preparing on the Ground to a Successful First Ride Celebrity Horse Introduction Celebrity Horse Introduction Chad McGee, DVM Recognizing an Emergency & Knowing When to Call the Vet Breed Segment Tommie Turvey Having Fun with Your Horse during Training Breed Segment Troy Green Weighing the Options to Buy or Lease a Horse or Pony Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Connie Combs Barrel Racing: Using Barrel Pattern Exercises to Keep Your Horse Moving Correctly Stacy Westfall Three Shoulder-control Exercises for Improving & Advancing Your Horse's Steering Troy Green Making the Most of Your Pattern Classes for Western or Hunt Seat Horses: Executing Horsemanship Maneuvers Such as Spins, Turns, Extensions of Gait, Square Corners, Etc. Steve Edwards Why Does My Donkey or Mule Do That?: Understanding Donkey & Mule Behavior & Thought Processes Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Diane Carney Perfecting the Horse & Rider's Balance When Jumping Equitation Courses Breed Demonstration Julie Goodnight Riding Rhythms: Controlling Your Horse's Speed & Rhythm without Pulling on the Reins Guy McLean Developing the Assets of Control & Mutual Understanding Both under Tack & at Liberty Clear Coliseum for Fantasia 4 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition Schedule of events EQUINE AFFAIRE CLINIC, SEMINAR & DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE 11/08 Coliseum Julie Goodnight Canter Departures & Collection: Stepping into the Canter Smoothly, Nailing Your Lead & Shortening the Stride Breed Demonstration Craig Cameron Ponying: Techniques for Training a Horse from Another Horse's Back Eastern States Exposition | W. Springfield, MA | Nov. 7-10, 2013 Demo Ring Mallary North Nutrena Seminar Stage Better Living Center Youth Pavilion Mallary South FRI 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 Breed Demonstration Guy McLean Starting the Young Horse & Growing the Young Mind: Progressing to More Advanced Moves on the Ground & under Saddle Breed Demonstration Stacy Westfall Improving the Reining Horse: Teaching & Perfecting Neck Reining & Spinning Mallary South Arena Mallary South Daniel Stewart Pressure Proof Your Jumping: Learning to Control Pressure, Distractions, Doubt & Show Ring Jitters with "Playground" Exercises Young Arena Young Building Troy Green Achieving & Maintaining Optimal Rhythm & Lift in the Western Pleasure Horse's Stride Clay Maier Line It Up: An Overview of Long-Lining Equipment, Safety Tips & Training Applications Mickie Bowen Harnesses & Carriages: Fitting the Harness to Your Horse, Putting to & Driving Basics Kim Baur Using Acupressure to Treat Neck & Back Pain in the Horse Heidi Potter Improving Your Sense of Feel on the Reins to More Effectively & Efficiently Communicate with Your Horse Mike Carpenter Considerations for Working with Draft Horses Melissa Haskell, DVM Bellyaches: How to Detect, Treat & Prevent Gastric Ulcers in Your Horse Scott Lombard Insight on How to Get the Most out of Your Horse Insurance Policy Melissa Mazan, DVM & Carl Kirker-Head, DVM Ask a Vet Q&A Forum Breed Segment Ken McNabb Selecting a Child Safe Horse Breed Segment Stacy Westfall Teaching Whoa from Beginning to Bridleless Denise Pontbriand Riding & Aging: The Importance of Maintaining Proper Posture, Strength & Flexibility Breed Demonstration Pam Goodrich Lateral Dressage Movements: An Explanation of the Aids, Purpose, Common Evasions & Corrections Breed Demonstration Julie Goodnight Troubleshooting Bratty Behavior: Establishing Control When Your Horse Refuses Your Directives Steve Edwards Outlining the Communication Differences between a Mule, Horse or Donkey & How to Adjust Your Training Approach for Each Eitan Beth-Halachmy Introduction to Cowboy Dressage: Understanding the Court, Concepts & Mission of this New Discipline Tommie Turvey Tricks of the Trade: How to "Make" Your Horse Do What You Desire Terry Jenkins From the Eyes of a Cowgirl: Insight into a Performer's Life on the Road Wade Tenney, DVM Using Diagnostic Imaging to Detect Pain or Injury Prior to the Horse Exhibiting Clinical Signs Abigail Nemic Bloxsom Setting Your Compass: Exploring the Power of a Strong Identity for Business & Individuals and Learning Why a Brand Is More than Logos & Colors Mickie Bowen Suitability of the Carriage, Harness & Horse for Show or Recreational Driving Terry Jenkins & The Canadian Cowgirls Bingo!: How Well Do You Know Common Horse Vocabulary? Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO Celebrity Horse Introduction Celebrity Horse Introduction Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Show Ring Fashion & Equipment Trends on a Budget Breed Segment Angelo Telatin Click & Reward: Using Clicker Training to Train Your Horse Breed Segment Steve Edwards Is a Mule or Donkey Right for You? Kim Baur Acupressure for Joint Care: Managing the Shoulder, Hip & Stifle Joints Versatile Horse & Rider Competition Championship Round Breed Demonstration Pam Goodrich Defining & Developing Balance in the Dressage Horse from Young Horses to Advanced Levels 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 Clear Coliseum for Fantasia Daniel Stewart Pressure Proof Your Show Jumping: Learning to Control Pressure, Distractions, Doubt & Show Ring Jitters with "Zipper" Exercises Guy McLean Creating the All-Around Horse: Identifying the Performance Requirements of Many Disciplines & How to Utilize More of the Horse's Mind & Body through a Consistent Training Method Troy Green The Importance of Horsemanship: Showing Your Hunt Seat Horse to Your Best Advantage Denise Pontbriand Barn Ergonomics: Making Daily Barn Chores More Body Friendly & Reducing the Risk of Injury Patricia Provost, DVM Degrees of Lameness: Distinguishing between a Minor or Major Injury Melissa Haskell, DVM Defining Equine Endocrine Disorders: Cushing's Disease vs. Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) Heidi Potter Agility for Horses: Working with Your Horse in a Fun, Competitive Setting over Obstacles Craig Cameron Bosals, Bits & More: Selecting a Bit & Other Equipment to Meet the Needs of Your Horse & Discipline Abigail Nemic Bloxsom Tightening the Belt: Keeping An Equestrian Business Profitable in a Challenging Economy Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO 6 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 7 Schedule of events EQUINE AFFAIRE CLINIC, SEMINAR & DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE 11/09 Coliseum Phillip Dutton Cross Country Training Exercises for Eventers Mallary South Arena Mallary South Guy McLean Advancing the Young Horse— Time to Go to Work: Testing the Level of the Young Horse's Understanding Young Arena Young Building Mark Bolender Mountain Trail: Approaching Trail Obstacles from the Ground Eastern States Exposition | W. Springfield, MA | Nov. 7-10, 2013 Demo Ring Mallary North Nutrena Seminar Stage Better Living Center Youth Pavilion Mallary South SAT 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 Betsey Reeves Helmet, Vest, Boots!: Safety Equipment & Safe Practices for Working with Horses for All Disciplines Geno Middleton Proper Selection, Fit & Adjustment of Tack for the Gaited Horse Allan Hamilton, MD Listen to the Horses!: Are Humans Ready to Become a Digital "Herd"? Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Stacy Westfall Bridleless Riding: How Less Hand & More Leg Can Help Guide Your Horse Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Ken McNabb From Foundation to Finish: Putting the Pieces Together to Create a Finished Horse Clay Maier Introduction to Long-lining & Safe Techniques: Developing Reinsmanship Skills for Future Applications Daniel Stewart Equestrian Sport Psychology: Improving Your Confidence, Success, Focus & Enjoyment When Riding & Showing Juliet Getty, PhD Weight Loss the Right Way: Feeding Plans to Keep Your Horse Healthy while Avoiding Excess Pounds Allan Hamilton, MD Five Lessons You Can Learn from Your Horse: A Scientific Look at How Horses Train Us Daniel Stewart Equestrian Sport Psychology: Controlling Pressure, Distractions & Show Ring Jitters While Riding & Showing Juliet Getty, PhD Aging Well: Insights into the Aging Horse & How to Help Him Look, Feel & Act as Young as Possible Bridget Imparato Managing Your Child or Student's Equestrian Career to Increase the Chances of Competing in College & Receiving Scholarships Tommie Turvey Behind the Scenes: Training Horses for Appearances in Movies & on Television Ginger Kathrens The Do's & Don'ts of Adopting a Wild Horse Breed Demonstration Guy McLean Developing the Individual Horse: Bringing the Best out of Every Horse from the Over Active Athlete to the Head of the Pasture to the Under Achiever Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Jan Ebeling Structuring Your Dressage Training Sessions Successfully: Techniques for Riders Working Independently to Progress from Training Level Through FEI Mark Bolender Mountain Trail: Building Boldness & Confidence in Navigating Obstacles When Mounted Heidi Potter Retraining the Cinchy or Girthy Horse to Stand Quietly & Calmly When Saddled Paula Monte, DVM, CVA Using Acupuncture & Chiropractic Care as Complements to Traditional Veterinary Medicine Roger Lauze Large Animal Rescue Techniques: What To Do with a Horse That's Down Steve Edwards You Think You Want to Buy A Donkey Or Mule? Separating Myths from Truth Allan Hamilton, MD The 10 Most Important Things You Can Teach Your Horse to Keep You Safe Karin Bump A Tool Kit for Incorporating Opportunities for More Natural Behavior into Your Horse's Daily Routine Paula Monte, DVM, CVA Optimizing Your Horse's Comfort & Performance with Chiropractic & Acupuncture Julie Goodnight How to Handle Feet Safely & Train Your Horse to Stand Quietly while You Handle His Feet Breed Segment Bridget Imparato Finding an Equestrian College & How to Increase Your Chances of Being Recruited Breed Segment Ginger Kathrens Adventures with Cloud Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO Tommie Turvey Using Trick Training as a Discipline Celebrity Horse Introduction Celebrity Horse Introduction Alfred University Transitioning from an Interscholastic to Intercollegiate Riding Team Breed Segment United States Pony Club Tack Room Makeover: Creating Functional Organization in Small Spaces Breed Segment Heidi Potter Come On Down: Teaching Your Horse to Lower & Tilt Its Nose for Haltering & Bridling Breed Segment STICK HORSE RODEO Phillip Dutton Flatwork for the Jumping Horse: Creating a Solid Foundation of Balance, Rhythm & Adjustability Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Craig Cameron Exercises to Develop the Handiness & Workability of the Horse Using Flexion, Flexibility & Control Eitan Beth-Halachmy Advice for Correctly Executing Cowboy Dressage Tests Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Ken McNabb Ground Work for Improving Your Horse's Bad Manners Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Jan Ebeling Using Transitions to Improve Your Dressage Horse from Training Level to Grand Prix Clay Maier Advanced Long-Lining Techniques: Developing Topline & Lateral Movements Geno Middleton Why, Where, When & How: Avoiding the Most Common Training Mistakes in Easy Gaited Horses Clear Coliseum for Fantasia 8 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition Schedule of events EQUINE AFFAIRE CLINIC, SEMINAR & DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE EQUINE AFFAIRE CLINIC, SEMINAR & DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULE 11/10 Coliseum Coliseum Eastern States Exposition | W. Springfield, MA | Nov. 7-10, 2013 Eastern States Exposition | W. Springfield, MA | Nov. 7-10, 2013 Demo Ring Mallary North Demo Ring Mallary North SUN 11/10 SUN 9:30 9:30 9:45 9:45 10:00 10:00 Phillip Dutton Phillip Dutton Improving the Jumping Improving the Jumping Horse & Rider with Horse & Rider with Gymnastic Exercises Gymnastic Exercises 10:15 10:15 10:30 10:30 Mallary South Arena Mallary Complex Mallary South Arena Mallary Complex Ken McNabb Ken McNabb Developing Control through Developing Control through Lateral Movement: Lateral Movement: Communicating by Using Your Communicating by Using Your Hands, Seat & Legs Hands, Seat & Legs Young Arena Young YoungBuilding Arena Young Building Mark Bolender Mark Bolender Mastering & Judging Mastering & Judging Mountain Trail Classes: Mountain Trail Classes: Knowing What the Judge Is Knowing What the Judge Is Looking for & Moving Looking for & Moving through Obstacles with through Obstacles with Finesse Finesse Nutrena Seminar Stage Better Living Center Nutrena Seminar Stage Better Living Center Youth Pavilion Mallary South Youth Pavilion Mallary South 10:45 10:45 11:00 11:00 11:15 11:15 11:30 11:30 11:45 11:45 12:00 12:00 12:15 12:15 12:30 12:30 Julie Cyra Julie Cyra of Saddle Fitting: The Physics The Physics of Saddle Fitting: Assessing Your Horse's Back, Assessing YourPositioning, Horse's Back, Correct Saddle Fit, Correct Saddle Positioning, Fit, Etc. 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Ginger Kathrens Ginger Kathrens of the Stallions Cloud: Challenge Cloud: Challenge of the The Continuing Saga of Stallions a The Continuing of a Legendary Wild Saga Horse Legendary Wild Horse Jan Ebeling Jan Tips Ebeling for Young Riders Tips for Young Riders Aspiring to Compete in the Aspiring to Compete in the Upper Levels of Competition Upper Levels of Competition Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Breed Breed Demonstration Demonstration Stacy Westfall Westfall Stacy The The Three Three Stages Stages of of Hip Hip Control—The Foundation Foundation Control—The for Lead Changes Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Breed Breed Demonstration Demonstration Jan Ebeling Ebeling Jan Correctly Correctly Riding Riding & & Utilizing Utilizing HalfHalfHalts In In Your Your Dressage Dressage Training Training Halts Geno Middleton Geno Middleton Understanding, Understanding, Distinguishing, Distinguishing, & & Correcting Correcting the Gaits Gaits in in Easy Easy Gaited Gaited the Horses Horses Craig Cameron Craig Cameron Understanding the Understanding the Progression of Bits: When & Progression of Bits: When & How to Use Them in Your How to Use Them in Your Training Training Guy McLean Guy McLean Quietway Horsemanship: Quietway Horsemanship: The The Psychology Psychology of of Working Working with with a a Team of of Horses, Horses, Each Each with with Team Individual Personalities Personalities Individual Melissa Haskell, DVM Melissa Haskell, DVM Always Be Prepared: Essential Always Be Essential First Aid KitPrepared: Items for Your First Aid Kit Items for Your Barn or Trailer Barn or Trailer Juliet Getty, PhD Karin Bump Whole Foods & Useful Alternative Feeds: Finding Valid & Horse Considering More Balanced, LessInformation & Resources: How to Than-Traditional Feed Sources Navigate Your Way through the Era of Information Overload Breed Segment Breed Segment United States Polo Assn. United States Polo Assn. Chukkers, Balls, Balls, Mallets Chukkers, Mallets & & More!: More!: An An Introduction Introduction to to Polo Polo Equipment & & Rules Rules Equipment Breed Segment Segment Breed UMASS 4H UMASS 4HOwn Polo Wraps, Make Your Make Your Own Polo Wraps, Plus Wrapping Techniques Plus Wrapping Techniques for Every Day Schooling & for Every Day Schooling & First Aid Applications First Aid Applications Breed Segment Segment Breed Celebrity Horse Horse Celebrity Introduction Introduction Celebrity Horse Introduction Kelly Montanye What Is Therapeutic Riding?: Introduction to Adaptations & Exercises Breed Segment Breed Segment STICK STICK HORSE HORSE RODEO RODEO Karin Bump Juliet Getty, Finding Valid PhD & Useful Horse Whole Foods Alternative Feeds: Information && Resources: How to Considering More Balanced, LessNavigate Your Way through the Era Than-Traditional Feed Sources of Information Overload Dave Roche Roche Dave Trail Trail Guide: Guide: Tips Tips for for Making Making the the Most of of Your Your Trail Trail Ride Ride or or Camping Camping Most Outing Juliet Getty, PhD Understanding Horse Digestion–It's Digestion–It's Understanding Horse Just Just Plain Plain Different: Different: Feeding Feeding Your Your Horse the Way Nature Horse the Way Nature & & Physiology Physiology Intend Intend Him Him to to Eat Eat Ginger Kathrens Ginger Kathrens How to become a Better Equine How to become a Better Equine Photographer: Outstanding Horse Photographer: Photographs &Outstanding Video Made Horse Easy 12:45 12:45 1:00 1:00 1:15 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:15 2:30 2:30 2:45 Breed Breed Demonstration Demonstration Phillip Phillip Dutton Dutton Eventing: Training Eventing: Training on on Related Jump Lines Breed Demonstration Demonstration Breed Breed Breed Demonstration Demonstration Ken McNabb Overcoming Spooky Obstacles: Helping Your Horse Develop Confidence Tommie Turvey Trick Training: Doing the Impossible Marty Whittle Marty Whittle Yoga Yoga for for Equestrians Equestrians: : Exercises to to Improve Improve Balance Balance Exercises in the Equestrian Julie Goodnight Your Horse's Point Point of of View: View: Your Horse's A A Look Look at at Your Your Horse's Horse's Natural Natural Behavior & What He Thinks Behavior & What He Thinks of of You You Dave Roche Dave Small Roche Tips for Big Rewards: Horse Camping Checklist: Navigating on the Trail & in the What to Pack & How to Set Up Wilderness 2:45 3:00 3:00 3:15 3:15 3:30 3:30 3:45 3:45 4:00 4:00 4:15 4:15 4:30 4:30 4:45 United States Polo Assn. Polo 101: An Informative & United States Polo Assn. Instructional Game& Polo 101: AnDemo Informative Instructional Demo Game Craig Cameron Craig TrailerCameron Loading 101: Trailer Loading 101: to Teaching Your Horse Teaching Your& Horse to Load Willingly Calmly Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Breed Demonstration Jan Ebeling Jan Ebeling Preparing the Dressage Horse Preparing Dressage Horse at a Show:the Promoting Success at a Show: Promoting in the Show Ring with Success Warm-Up in the Show Ring with Warm-Up & Test Riding Tips Eitan Eitan Beth-Halchmy Beth-Halchmy Learning Cowboy Cowboy Dressage Dressage Learning Maneuvers Maneuvers including including Circles, Bends, Straight Circles, Bends, Straight Lines & More Lines & More Geno Middleton Geno Middleton Achieving the Proper Achieving Proper Headset inthe Easy Gaited Headset in Easy Gaited Horses Your Camp Site Photographs & Video Made Easy Load Willingly & Calmly Horses & Test Riding Tips Marty Whittle Marty Whittle Yoga for Equestrians: Yoga for Equestrians Exercises to Improve:Strength Exercises toin Improve Strength & Flexibility the Equestrian Karin Bump Karin Bump Policy Development Understanding Understanding Policyto Development in Matters Pertaining Horse Care, in Matters Pertaining to Horse Care, Use & Welfare 4:45 5:00 & Flexibility in the Equestrian Use & Welfare © 2013 Equine Affaire, Inc. NOTE: This Clinic, Seminar & Demonstration Schedule is printed months in advance of the event and is therefore subject to change. © 2013 Equine Affaire, Inc. Please consult the Equine Affaire Web site (www.equineaffaire.com) for continuously updated information. The final version the schedule will be available at the event in the official event program. NOTE: This Clinic, Seminar & Demonstration Schedule is printed months in advance of the event and is therefore subject to of change. 5:00 Please consult the Equine Affaire Web site (www.equineaffaire.com) for continuously updated information. The final version of the schedule will be available at the event in the official event program. 10 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition Show information Event Location Eastern States Exposition 1305 Memorial Avenue West Springfield, MA 01089 Admission General admission to Equine Affaire includes access to all clinics, seminars, and demonstrations. Call 740-845-0085 to order your tickets, or order online at equineaffaire.com. Adults: Children, Ages 7–10: Daily: Four-day Pass: Daily: $15 $50 $8 FREE Event Dates Thursday–Sunday, November 7-10, 2013 Event Hours Thursday–Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Equine Affaire's signature musical celebration of the horse, the Fantasia, will take place Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the coliseum. This special equine musical revue will feature a star-studded lineup of professional equestrian performers and exceptional horses, choreographed to a wide variety of musical styles. The show begins at 8:00 p.m.; doors will open at 7:30 p.m. A separate ticket is required. The 2013 Fantasia promises to be an evening of entertainment you won't want to miss! Choose your own seats by ordering at equineaffaire.com. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are accepted. Children 6 & Under: Adult admission includes a free event program while supplies last. Tickets are available in advance and at the door. However, it's cash only at the door. Eastern States Exposition will charge for parking. No refunds. No pets. Contact Information Equine Affaire, Inc. 2720 State Route 56 SW London, OH 43140 Phone: 740-845-0085 Fax: 740-845-2879 Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET equineaffaire.com 12 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 13 Equine Affaire Always the Ultimate Equestrian Getaway THE MAGIC OF EQUINE AFFAIRE will return to the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, MA, on November 7-10, and it's not too early to begin making plans with family and friends to attend autumn's ultimate equestrian getaway in New England. With the best of equine-related shopping, an unparalleled educational program, outstanding horses representing dozens of breeds, and topof-the line equestrian entertainment, the 2013 Equine Affaire will once again provide avid horse people from throughout the United States and Canada with more than a few reasons to venture to western Massachusetts. The Program What do world and national champions, Olympians, Pan Am, and World Equestrian Games competitors, Large "R" judges, United States Equestrian Team members, horse trainers with television shows, and other distinguished equestrians do when they are not training horses, competing, judging, producing videos, writing books, and working with their own clients? Conduct clinics at Equine Affaire! As has been true in past years, the roster of exceptional horsemen who will be presenting sessions at the 2013 Equine Affaire in West Springfield reads like a Who's Who of equestrian sports. Whether you wish to garner advice for starting a new horse, are embarking on a new discipline, are seeking ways to improve your relationship with Stacy Westfall will return to Equine Affaire to your current horse, or are striving share her knowledge about training and reining. 14 EQUINE JOURNAL to enhance your performance in the competitive arena, you'll discover clinicians and clinics at Equine Affaire that will help you reach your equestrian goals. Equine Affaire offers rare opportunities not only to attend clinics by some of the foremost horsemen in the world but also to meet and speak with these equestrian stars at their exhibit booths in the trade show between sessions. The clinicians who will teach "general" training and horsemanship topics this November possess diverse backgrounds as equestrians and will provide a variety of approaches to basic horse training and horsemanship. These clinicians will include Guy McLean, Ken McNabb, Stacy Westfall, Craig Cameron, and Julie Goodnight. Those who will be teaching within English disciplines will include Jan Ebeling and Pam Goodrich (dressage), Phillip Dutton (eventing), Diane Carney (hunters and jumpers), Mickie Bowen (driving), Troy Green (hunter under saddle), Daniel Stewart (equestrian sports psychology over fences), and Clay Maier (long lining). Several western disciplines will be well-represented by Stacy Westfall (reining), Connie Combs (barrel racing), Troy Green (western pleasure), Eitan Beth-Halachmy (cowboy dressage), and Mark Bolender (extreme trail competition). Clinicians who will be | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 15 focusing on the training of horses of specific breeds will be Steve Edwards (donkeys and mules) and Geno Middleton (easy gaited breeds). The program of the 2013 Equine Affaire will be rounded out with sessions on polo as well as clinics on trick horse training conducted by Tommie Turvey. A full schedule of seminars and hands-on demonstrations conducted at the demo ring and Nutrena Seminar Stage will complement the action taking place in the clinic arenas. Veterinarians, authors, trainers, and other industry professionals will share their knowledge on topics of relevance to all horse people—and present information ranging from the "basics" of horse care to cutting edge technology and veterinary medicine. The Shopping Shopping on the Internet can be quick and easy, but it simply can't compare with the shopping experience at Equine Affaire! Where else but Equine Affaire can you interact with 475 vendors of equine and equestrian products in one convenient location? Equine Affaire's unparalleled trade show will bring together exhibitors from every corner of the equine industry allowing you to see, evaluate, try on, and buy the items you've heard of, read about in magazines, and viewed small pictures of online. Forego online chats with far-off company reps and interact with knowledgeable Equine Affaire vendors who will provide personal assistance and answers to your questions on the spot. At Equine Affaire you can spend four days wandering a trade show that will fill five trade show halls and learn about a wide range of equine products and services from tack, apparel, and how-to DVDs to insurance, arena footing, feeds, supplements, and equine-related art. If a new horse trailer is in your future, spend time with knowledgeable representatives of most major trailer brands and gain a real understanding of differences in construction, features, and costs. Meet with barn, farm equipment, stall, or fencing company professionals and get the facts you need to create a new equestrian facility or improve the one you have. You'll find an array of interesting new products for you and your horse in the New Product Showcase in the Mallary South—and 16 EQUINE JOURNAL Above: Equine Affaire offers unique opportunities to ride with some of the best clinicians as part of their Ride With The Best Program. Left: Craig Cameron will be one of the featured clinicians at the event in November. have a chance to get ahead on your holiday shopping while taking advantage of season-end savings offered by many exhibitors. the Breed Pavilion by providing attendees opportunities to interact and consult with individual horse owners, trainers, and facility managers about horses for sale, stallions at stud, training services, and boarding facilities located throughout the region. Focusing on Young Riders At Equine Affaire the next generation of horsemen and women have a special place to call their own: the Youth Pavilion. This diverse, kid-friendly pavilion features loads of interesting youth-related exhibits, hands-on activities, breed demonstrations, and instructional demos presented by many of Equine Affaire's top clinicians. The Youth Pavilion will be an interactive outlet for horse-crazy children as well as a place for more serious young riders to hone their skills. Fun activities for the youngest horse fans will include the Wahl Clipper Corp Stick Horse Rodeo and the Coloring Book of Breeds (presented by Wild Horsefeathers) while older kids may rise to the challenges of the equine trivia quest. The Youth Pavilion will also feature the Celebrity Horse Showcase where kids and their parents will come nose to nose with famous horses giving children the chance to meet true equine stars. The Horses Equine Affaire is all about horses—and horses take center stage and soak up the attention of adoring admirers in Equine Affaire's impressive Breed Pavilion and Horse & Farm Exhibits. Horses representing nearly 40 breeds from throughout the world are expected to participate in exhibits and demonstrations throughout the four days of the event, and enthusiastic representatives of a wealth of breed associations will be on hand in the Breed Pavilion to share information about the virtues of their breeds, association activities, and horses for sale. Stop by and visit with a rotating cast of stallions, mares, and geldings in the Breed Pavilion and discover the breed that is the best fit for your equestrian pursuits. Extensive Horse and Farm Exhibits featured within C-Barn will complement | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 17 The Versatile Horse & Rider Competition Returns Yes, we listen to what Equine Affaire attendees have to say. In response to a huge demand that we bring back the Versatile Horse & Rider Competition (aka VHRC) to Equine Affaire in New England, we've added the race back into the schedule. As veteran Equine Affaire goers know, the VHRC is a fastpaced, timed and judged race through an obstacle course that is designed not only to push horse and rider teams out of their traditional "comfort zones," but also to test communication between horse and rider and the horsemanship skills and athletic abilities of each competing team. Thirty pre-selected horse and rider teams will compete for the title of "2013 Massachusetts Versatile Horse & Rider Competition Champion" and $5,500 in cash and other prizes. "The Versatile Horse & Rider Competition has become an incredibly popular feature of Equine Affaire," explained Eugenia Snyder, "I think that part of the appeal is the fun of watching riders who are willing to put their riding skills on the line in front of a large audience—and part is the unspoken educational element of the race. Riders in the audience find themselves empathizing with contestants as they approach difficult obstacles and experience success or failure in working their horses through the course. The race is as much of an educational experience as a source of entertainment because you inevitably learn a lot by observing different approaches to the same obstacles and the horsemanship skills of dozens of riders on horses of a wide variety of breeds." The qualifying rounds for this year's competition will be conducted on Thursday morning, and the top 10 teams will advance to the finals, which will take place Friday afternoon in the coliseum. Equine Affaire's Versatile Horse & Rider Competition offers a chance at $5,500 in cash and other prizes. The Fantasia…a Perfect Ending to a Perfect Day Equine Affaire's magical, mystical, musical celebration of the horse known as the Fantasia will once again delight audiences of horse lovers young and old on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights in the coliseum at Equine Affaire. After a heavy-duty day of attending clinics and shopping, what better way to spend the evening than settling into a seat with family and friends to enjoy some of the best equine and equestrian performers in the nation? Fantasia goers can expect performances running the gamut from classical to modern Pam Goodrich will be at Equine Affaire this November to share her and from dramatic knowledge of dressage. to dramatically 18 EQUINE JOURNAL funny as they are taken on a journey across a variety of disciplines. Doors to the event will open at 7:30 p.m.; each show will begin at 8:00 p.m. and last approximately two hours. A separate ticket is required for the Fantasia, and ticket prices range from $12 to $24 (plus a $2.75 shipping and seat selection fee per ticket). Advance tickets for the Fantasia are available online (where you may consult a seating chart and select your seats) or by calling Equine Affaire at 740-8450085 weekdays from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EST. Advance ticket sales will end October 20; any tickets not sold in advance will be available for purchase at the Information Booth in the Better Living Center beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 7 at Equine Affaire. Tickets for this popular event go quickly—so place your order soon to secure the seats you want for the night you want to attend! Join the Team Do you want to work with great people on a great event? It takes a lot of talented and dedicated individuals to make Equine Affaire happen each year, and we're always looking for new volunteers to assist our full-time staff | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition before and during the event. Volunteers sign up for specific "jobs," work twohour shifts, and earn free admission and an event souvenir. For information on volunteering, visit equineaffaire. com, click on the Massachusetts event, and follow the Participate link to the Volunteer tab or contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Cindy Southward, at email@example.com or 740-845-0085 ext. 102. Get your application in soon; volunteers are scheduled in the order applications are received. Gearing up for Equine Affaire 2013 Visit equineaffaire.com to start planning your getaway to the 48th Equine Affaire. Read more about the roster of presenters, plan the schedule of sessions you want to attend, apply to ride in one or more clinics, and find out if the VHRC is right for you. Get a head start on your shopping plans by visiting our exhibitor links, check out Equine Affaire's volunteer program, and take a minute to sign up to win a prize in the free online raffle. Download forms, order tickets, and research a full range of host hotels. And, if you don't have web access or if you have a question, give us a call at 740-845-0085, from Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST. Equine Affaire's staff is happy to answer your questions and provide assistance. Ticket sales at Equine Affaire will begin at 8:30 each morning of the event, and the gates and doors to the show will open at 9:00 a.m. Adult admission will be $15/day or $50 for a four-day pass. Admission for children age 7-10 will be $8/day, and kids six and under will be admitted for free. There's no repetition of sessions within Equine Affaire's program and the four-day ticket represents a $10 savings off of the daily admission rate, so you may want to take in all four days of the show. Advance tickets are available for purchase through October 20 online at equineaffaire.com or by phone at 740-845-0085 Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST using Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. You may also download a mail-in ticket order form from our website to send with a check. Cash only at the gates; the Eastern States Exposition will charge for parking. Equine Affaire's host hotels are offering special discounted rates during the event, and camping with hookups is available right at the Eastern States Exposition on a first-come, firstserved basis beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6. Generous Sponsors Make Equine Affaire Possible All of the unique and affordable horse-related opportunities available at Equine Affaire are made possible through the generous sponsorship of dozens of equine-related companies and organizations. Without this sponsorship support, it would not be possible to present an event of the size and caliber of Equine Affaire and keep admission prices so affordable. We extend our sincere thanks to Ariat, Farnam, Light 'N Lasting Vinyl Jump Equipment, Nutrena, Nutramax Laboratories, Horizon Structures, Southern States Cooperative, and the many other companies that have endorsed the educational mission of Equine Affaire through their sponsorships. 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 19 Equine Affaire's Fantasia A "Must See" for Horse Lovers Young and Old Equine Affaire's legendary musical celebration of the horse—the Fantasia—will provide the perfect ending to a busy day of learning, shopping, and reveling in all things horse-related at Equine Affaire in West Springfield, MA, this November. As the entertainment "cornerstone" of Equine Affaire's remarkable program of activities for horse lovers of all ages, the Fantasia is always an uplifting and special reminder of why we are intrigued by horses. Where else can you feel the power of huge draft horse rigs thundering through the arena, be amazed by the precision riding of a first-class equestrian drill team, be inspired by the precise movements of a Grand Prix dressage horse and rider, be enthralled by the stunning beauty of Friesians and engaging spirit of Icelandics, and witness the incredible intelligence of highly-trained trick horses in just one night? The 2013 Fantasia will take place at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday through Saturday, November 7-9 in the coliseum at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, MA. Tickets are already on sale for this hugely popular event, so it's time to plan ahead to gather with friends and family members to take in an evening of incredible entertainment and special performances by exceptional horses and riders from all corners of the country. What to Expect Put a lot of great horses, great riders, great music, and an energized audience of diehard horse lovers in one coliseum and—voila!—you have all the ingredients for the Fantasia. "The 2013 Fantasia will feature a blend of comedy, drama, fast-paced action, remarkable horsemanship, and amazing horses," explains Eugenia Snyder, the president of Equine Affaire. "We are very pleased to welcome back Clay Maier from Lexington, KY, who will be performing a beautiful pas de deux in addition to an impressive tandem driving routine with his sensational Friesians." Other performers will include the award-winning Canadian Cowgirls drill team, the Vermont-based Silver Maple Icelandics, and the incomparable equestrian performer Guy McLean and his equine companions. "We have several special acts in development for this year's show and several special performers that we hope to keep secret pre-event," continues Snyder. "The element of surprise is part of what makes the Fantasia so much fun. Let's just say that there will be a mix of Grand Prix dressage, high jumping, reining, docking, Roman riding, and at least one famous horse that will make us all laugh when he outsmarts his famous trainer. It's going to be a great The incomparable equestrian performer, Guy McLean, will be returning to show-off for the crowd. night with a lot of variety and a show that horse lovers won't want to miss." The Ticket Rush Is On! Tickets for the Fantasia range in price from $12 to $25 plus a shipping/seat selection fee. Advance tickets may be purchased through October 20 online with a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover) at equineaffaire.com or by calling 740-845-0085. Any tickets not sold in advance will go on sale at Equine Affaire at the Information Booth in the Better Living Center beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 7. [LEFT] The award-winning Canadian Cowgirls drill team will be just one of the many exciting acts at this year's Fantasia. [RIGHT] The 2013 Fantasia will feature a blend of comedy, drama, fast-paced action, remarkable horsemanship, and amazing horses. 20 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition Enter the Equine Affaire Raffle EQUINE AFFAIRE WILL AGAIN HOLD ITS POPULAR FREE raffle offering exceptional prizes for all equestrians. This year you can enter to win an Imperial Silver Show Saddle by TOUGH 1 by Silver Royal from JT International Dist., Inc.; an Optimus Puissance Close Contact English Saddle by Shires from Crop & Carrot Tack Shop Inc.; free feed for a year from Triple Crown Nutrition, Inc.; and free bedding for a year from Best Cob, LLC. Keep your favorite equine warm with a blanket package from Bit of Britain or enjoy a framed fine art print of the 2013 Official Equine Affaire Artwork signed by the artist. Visit equineaffaire.com to learn about additional prizes for the 2013 Equine Affaire Raffle. Entries are being accepted online through October 25, 2013. You may also enter the Equine Affaire Raffle at the event in West Springfield, MA, November 7-10, 2013, by visiting the Raffle Center in the Mallary North. Limit one free entry per household online and one free entry per adult at the Equine Affaire Raffle Center, where the prizes will be on display. You must be 18 years of age to enter the raffle and need not be present to win. More details and a raffle entry form can be found at equineaffaire.com. An Imperial Silver Show Saddle is just one of the many great prizes at this year's Equine Affaire raffle. Your Chance to Win Great Prizes 22 EQUINE JOURNAL | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 23 facility map 2013 Massachusetts Equine Affaire Venues in Each Building Better Living Center Commercial Exhibits; Booths 100–1011 Equine Affaire Information Booth Seminar Stage Sponsors Young Building Commercial Exhibits; Booths 1101–1413 Clinic Arena Presenters Sponsors Stroh Building Breed Pavilion and Horse Association Exhibits Booths 2101–2519 Coliseum Clinic Arena C-Barn Horse and Farm Exhibits Mallary North Affaire Wear | Commercial Exhibits Demo Ring | Equine Affaire Raffle Center Mallary South Clinic Arena | Commercial Exhibits New Product Showcase Presenters | Sponsors Youth Pavilion and Celebrity Horse Showcase Trucks, Trailers, and Farm Equipment 24 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 25 26 equine Journal | 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition 2013 Equine Affaire Special Edition | equine Journal 27 Stop and see us at Equine Affaire! 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Most discounted rates expire October 1-31, 2013. For more hotel information, visit EquineAffaire.com. Red Roof Inn – Enfield: (10 mi.); 5 Hazard Ave., Enfield, CT; I-91S, Exit 47E; (860) 741-2571; $69.99, Block Code: B105EQUAFF; Expires 10/28/13 Clarion Hotel: (3.5 mi.); 1080 Riverdale St., W. Springfield; (413) 781-8750; $107.00; Expires 10/21/13 Days Inn – Chicopee: (7 mi.); 450 Memorial Dr., Chicopee; I-90, Exit 5; (413) 739-7311; $83.00; Expires 10/18/13 Hampton Inn – Enfield: (10.5 mi.); 20 Phoenix Ave., Enfield, CT; (860) 741-3111; $110, Expires 10/11/13 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bradley: (12 mi.); 600 Spring Street, Windsor Locks, CT; I-75S to Exit Spring Street; (860) 386-6300; $102.00; Group Name: EQ5; Expires 10/05/13 Baymont Inn & Suites: (13.5 mi.); 260 Main St., E. Windsor, CT; I-91S Exit 44; (860) 627-6585; $82 for 1– 4; Expires: 10/29/13 Clarion Inn & Suites: (13 mi.); 161 Bridge St., East Windsor, CT; (860) 623-9411; $82 for 1– 4; Expires 10/24/13 Hilton Garden Inn at Bradley Airport: (17 mi.); 555 Corporate Dr., Windsor, CT; (860) 688-6400; $91 for 1– 4; Expires 10/10/13 Camping Information Spaces with electrical hookups and limited water are available for $25/night (10 a.m. checkout). No advance registration. Grounds open at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6, 2013. Call 413-737-2443 for more information. Sheraton Springfield: (1.5 mi.); 1 Monarch Place, Springfield; (413) 781-1010; $129.00; Expires 10/16/13 Red Roof Inn – W. Springfield: (4 mi.); 1254 Riverdale St., W. Springfield; (413) 731-1010; $79.99; Block Code: B193EQAF13; Expires 10/28/13 Springfield Marriott: (2 mi.); 2 Boland Way, Springfield; (413) 781-7111; $149.00; Expires 10/21/13 Comfort Inn & Suites: (4 mi.); 106 Capital Dr., W. Springfield; (413) 736-5000; $102 for 1– 4, 3 Night Minimum for Friday night; Expires 10/21/13 Residence Inn by Marriott: (7.5 mi.); 500 Memorial Dr., Chicopee; (413) 331-4440; $134.00; Code: EQAEQAA; Expires 10/15/13 Candlewood Suites: (2 mi.); 572 Riverdale St., W. Springfield; (413) 739-1122; $113.99 for 1-4; Expires 11/04/13 Hampton Inn - West Springfield: (4.5 mi.); 1011 Riverdale St., W. Springfield; (413) 732-1300; $149.00; Expires 10/05/13 Hampton Inn – Chicopee: (7.5 mi.); 600 Memorial Dr., Chicopee; I-291N to I-90W to Rte. 33; (413) 593-1500; $119.00; Expires 10/15/13 La Quinta Inns & Suites: (2.5 mi.); 100 Congress St., Springfield; (413) 781-0900; $101 - $119; Expires 10/15/13 Super 8 Motels: (4.5 mi.); 1500 Riverdale St., W. Springfield; (413) 736-8080; $79.88; Expires 10/25/13 Holiday Inn – Enfield: (8.5 mi.); 1 Bright Meadow Blvd., Enfield; I-91S, Exit 49; (860) 741-2211; $109.00; Expires 10/21/13 Hilton Garden Inn: (2.5 mi.); 800 West Columbus Ave., Springfield; Exit 4 off I-91; (413) 886-8000; $154.00; Expires 10/16/13 Homewood Suites Holyoke: (6.5 mi.); 375 Whitney Ave, Holyoke; (800) CALL HOME; $145.00; Code: Equine Affaire; Expires 10/17/13 Directions to Equine Affaire at the Eastern States Exposition: Equine Affaire will be held at Eastern States Exposition, located at 1305 Memorial Avenue in West Springfield, MA. The Eastern States Exposition is conveniently located in the heart of New England, near the junction of Interstates 90 and 91, and just 14 miles from Bradley International Airport in Hartford, CT. From Eastern Massachusetts or the Albany Area: Take the Massachusetts Turnpike to exit 4. Go south on Rte 5 to Rte 147 (Memorial Ave.). Go west on Rte 147 one mile and enter the Eastern States Exposition at Gate 9 on your left. From Connecticut and the South Via Interstate 91: Go north on I-91 to Massachusetts exit 6 (for the center of Springfield). Go east on Columbus Ave. to Boland Way (at the (east) on Rte 147, and go about one mile to enter the Eastern States Exposition at Gate 9 on your right. From Vermont and New Hampshire Via Interstate 91: Go south on I-91 to exit 13B (Rte 5). Go south on Rte 5 to Rte 147 (Memorial Ave.), and go right (west) one mile to enter the Eastern States Exposition at Gate 9 on your left. Fly to Equine Affaire Via Bradley International Airport: Bradley International Airport (BDL) in Hartford, CT, is New England's second-largest airport, is centrally-located in the Hartford/ Springfield area, and is just a short drive to/ from the Eastern States Exposition. Visit the Bradley International Airport website (bradleyairport.com) for flight schedules, directions, contact number, and more. Springfield Sheraton). Go left at the light and continue over Memorial Bridge. At the circle, go west on Rte 147 (Memorial Ave.) for one mile and enter the Eastern States Exposition at Gate 9 on your left. Or … you can go north on I-91 to Connecticut exit 38 (Poquonock). Go north on Rte 75 to Rte 147 (Memorial Ave.). 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- The United Methodist Church
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The United Methodist Church
According to the 2008 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, at eight million members, The United Methodist Church ranks third in the United States in church membership, behind the Roman Catholic Church and The Southern Baptist Convention. The United Methodist Church recognizes as its founder, John Wesley, a Church of England missionary who, in 1738, experienced a transforming moment, when he sensed God's presence and felt his heart "strangely warmed."
In the years following, Wesley, along with his brother, Charles, succeeded in leading a lively renewal movement in the Church of England. The Wesleys and the early Methodists were particularly concerned about inviting people to experience God's grace and to grow in their knowledge and love of God through disciplined Christian living. They placed primary emphasis on Christian living and putting faith and love into action. This emphasis on what Wesley referred to as "practical divinity" has continued to be a hallmark of United Methodism today. We invite you to learn more about our rich theological heritage at The United Methodist Church website.
The NC Conference
The North Carolina Conference is one of 63 conferences of The United Methodist Church in the United States. Conferences are geographical areas organized under the leadership of a bishop who is responsible for appointing pastors to serve local churches, performing ordinations, and safeguarding the doctrine and discipline of the Church as developed by the General UMC Conference. Bishop Hope Morgan Ward was appointed bishop of the North Carolina Conference in 2012.
The North Carolina Conference encompasses 56 counties in eastern North Carolina from Elon to the coast and from the South Carolina border to the Virginia border. Each conference is divided into districts, each under the leadership of a district superintendent. The district superintendent's primary responsibilities relate to overseeing the work of the local churches and supervising the work of the pastors, including helping the bishop appoint pastors to local churches. appointments.
Membership in the North Carolina Conference in 2007 was approximately 237,000 persons worshiping in 836 churches within twelve districts in eastern North Carolina.
Conference Mission Statement
Healthy Congregations and Effective Leaders in Every Place Making Disciples of Jesus Christ for the Transformation of the World.
Connectional Table
Under the structure of the North Carolina Conference, the Connectional Table provides a forum for the understanding, casting forth, and implementation for the vision of the conference. It is the place where ministry and money come to the same table to coordinate the mission, ministries, and resources of the conference. The Conference Teams (Christian Formation, Leadership, Outreach Ministry, and Stewardship) work together with various conference boards, committees and agencies for visioning, strategic planning, budget, and evaluations presented to the Connectional Table for consideration. For more information, download the Conference structure handout.
Core Values
- Prayerful discernment and worshipful work centered on Christ.
- Clarity of purpose in meetings.
- Covenant to be prepared, present, and to participate fully.
- Value diversity.
- Build trust to embrace differences of opinion and move toward consensus.
- Ongoing evaluation of measurable outcomes.
The Seven Pathways
Our Council of Bishops has identified Seven Pathways that we will focus on as we center on making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world:
- Transforming existing congregations. Once again, this at the heart of our vision here in this conference and I will speak more about this pathway later in this address. Acts 10: 28
- Developing new congregations in churches that are more than 10 years old it takes 72 members to win one disciple. In churches that are between 5 to 10 years old it takes 17 members to win one disciple. In churches that are less than 3 years old it takes 2 members to win 1 disciple for Jesus. That alone should show us what powerful tools of evangelism new church launches are. Further, it is important to remember that we now have 20% of our churches where 80% of the American population lives. Revelation 1-3
- Strengthening clergy and lay leadership. This is at the heart of our vision here this conference and I will speak more about this pathway later in this address. Philippians 3:13-14; 2nd Timothy 2:14
- Teaching the Wesleyan model of forming disciples of Jesus Christ. I am so pleased that our 2005 statistics show that we have 3,735 more accountability groups here in the North Carolina Conference than we had last year. We are moving in the right direction! Acts 1:8; Acts 16:9 -10
- Reaching and transforming the lives of the new generations of children . Did you know that there are 75 million children and youth in the Millennial generation? That's a larger generation than the Baby Boomer generation! It's the largest generation we've ever had in America . And yet, the 2005 statistics of our North Carolina Conference show that we had 3,144 fewer children and youth in our Sunday school classes every Sunday than we did in 2004! We experienced a 342 loss in average weekly attendance at our UMYF meetings! The number of children and youth in society has been rising sharply but the number we are reaching is significantly declining. Matthew 28: 19-20
- Eliminating poverty in community with the poor. That means we eliminate poverty not with a handout but a hand up. Matthew 19:14; Acts 2:39; Proverbs 22:6
- Expanding racial / ethnic ministries. Racial / ethnic communities, and especially the growing Hispanic/Latino areas in North Carolina, clearly are fields where God calls on us to "Go and Make Disciples." Deuteronomy 15:7; Luke 10
Taken from the Bishop Al Gwinn's "2006 State of the Church Address" at 2006 Annual Conference, including a later modification from the Council of Bishops in the Pathways.

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Originally written on Fox Sports | Last updated 3/18/12
Kyrie Irving is returning to the state where he starred in high school. Deron Williams will be waiting for him. A former New Jersey high school standout, Irving will try to help his Cleveland Cavaliers end a three-game slide Monday night against Williams and the New Jersey Nets. Irving leads all rookies with 18.6 points per game as he plays his first professional game in the Garden State. He became a McDonald's All-American a few miles from Newark at St. Patrick High School in Elizabeth, N.J., before spending one season at Duke. He will match up with Williams for the third time. Irving scored a season-high 32 points the last time these point guards met, but Williams had 27 and 10 assists as the Nets (15-31) won 99-96 in Cleveland on Jan. 27. Williams outscored Irving 16-13 in New Jersey's 98-82 loss there Jan. 1. Cavaliers coach Byron Scott made a controversial move by resting Irving for the first 4:17 of the fourth quarter Sunday as Cleveland's deficit grew from eight to 16 poi...
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