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Download our latest newsletter here! We like to include in our newsletters activities, vet information, safety issues, new trails and training tips. We also include sponsors/advertisers. We appreciate suggestions, feedback and contributions to our newsletter.So, let's hear from you, our associates. What's on your mind and what can you share with the Alliance? This is your chance to shine! Contact Lisa Chadwick today to contribute to the newsletter! |
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Our NEWSLETTER comes out monthly and is sent via email (PDF) to all members. Ride Nipomo Newsletter Archives
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Widmark Cleanup, an effort were we made a difference! Many of us have ridden the Widmark Property for years. George has kept a horse trail around part of his property to be accepted by the County. Unfortunately people from all over have been using this property as their personal dumping grounds. We had a roll off which George paid for, we had workers to help load the “Gems” into it. Marcus Green, Barbara V, Marshall Klein, and Mike & Darcy Murphy all brought tractors, backhoes, and a flatbed to insure a successful day. Today we were able to get some of our totals for the wonderful work our RN members did to clear other peoples junk from a beautiful riding area, the Widmark property. These people who dumped could afford alcohol, cigarettes, hypodermic needles, and new or better tires and televisions. Thought since so many of you donated time, diesel, gas and gloves, (know many will need new gloves!) you would want to know the totals. I found it interesting. |
Trails at Midland School in Los Olivos open to the public!!! great news!![]() |
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Latest Equine Health Updates!Anyone who wants the official state dept of agriculture Herpes Virus Updates, here is the website. ALL OTHER OUTBREAKS ARE LISTED ON A MAP ON THIS SITE: www.outbreak-alert.com. Just enter your zip code and mapped outbreaks come up!!! |
REMAIN VIGILANT! It is important that the California horse owners remain vigilant as there is always risk of disease when horses of unknown health status are commingled at one location. Consistent, basic biosecurity practices play an important role in reducing risk of exposure to diseases such as influenza, strangles, pigeon fever, or equine herpes virus. |
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Important steps to take to disinfect and clean horse areas and tack! (PDF) | |||||||||||
Many Thanks to our Skip and Betsy Dyke for hosting Ride Nipomo events at their Yellow Jacket Ranch in Huasna Valley! This ride was on a beautiful day. There were four groups going out and all were in great spirits in this beautiful place. The lunch began as riders straggled in from hill and dale. Cherie brought a selection of Ride Nipomo Tees, long and short sleeve, for members to choose from. The shade held us all as we met old friends and made new friends at another successful Ride Nipomo event! |
(slideshow of a Las Flores ride above) |
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Download or read our latest newsletter here! See below a Slideshow of horse lovers having a good time. |
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(slideshow of The Yellow Jacket Ride 2011 bolow)
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