Saddle Up June 2010

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Cariboo Chatter, cont’d

WHAT’S THIS?? Readers do you know what this is?

mark your calendars for the August gymkhanas and, if there’s still room, the third Annual Cariboo Plateau Competitive Trail Ride (CTR) Aug. 13 and 14. The entry deadline is July 26 but last year they were full by mid-June. This year the ride is shaping up to be one of the best yet, especially at the new location - the Hills Health Ranch/Spa just north of 100 Mile House at 108 Mile Ranch. Three levels of distances will be offered - approximately 15 miles, 25 miles and 35 miles. For more information, and/or to download an entry form, visit www.bcctra.ca or e-mail the ride manager Joanne Macaluso at: joanne_macaluso@bcit.ca or phone her at: 250-456-7320.

Your guess and the correct answer will be printed in the next issue.

What’s your guess? This month I figure I need to give you all a break so here’s an easy one. It’s made of wood, is about 6.75 inches long, 3 inches wide and 7 inches tall including the handle.

Cariboo coming events:

June 20 - 100 Mile House Gymkhana - Jen 250-791-6207 June 29 and July 7 - Clinician Uwe Jourdain at Red Willow Ranch Elke 250-395-3017 July 10 - Green Lake Gymkhana - Dimps 250-456-7741 July 11 - 100 Mile House Gymkhana - Jen 250-791-6207 July 10 to 15 - 70 Mile House Driving Event - Dennis or Ken Huber - 250-456-6050 July 17 and 18 - BC Heritage Circuit July 24 and 25 - Highland 4-H Achievement Day Aug. 14 - Green Lake Gymkhana - Dimps 250-456-7741 Aug. 13 and 14 - Cariboo Plateau Competitive Trail Ride - Joanne 250-456-7320 Aug. 15 - 100 Mile House Gymkhana - Jen 250-791-6207

If you have any Cariboo Chatter that you would like included please e-mail Mark at msprings@bcinternet.net and put “Cariboo Chatter” in the subject line.

Last Month’s What’s This?

In the May issue there was a photo of a canvas-covered object - I thought we’d get some guesses but I didn’t think we’d get any right answers … well Debbie Dean in Hixon proved me wrong by sending in the correct answer. It’s an ice cream cooler from the days of the horse-drawn milk wagons. The lady that gave it to me remembers the ice cream coming to their Sunday school picnics in this cooler, in the back of a horse-drawn buggy. The milkman would put the ice cream in the cooler with dry ice to keep it frozen. Correct answers: Debbie Dean, Hixon, BC

E-mail Mark at msprings@bcinternet.net and put “What’s This? June” in the subject line.

Broken Springs Ranch Pollitt Ranches Performance Horse and Production Sale Sunday, August 15 at 1 pm

Preview at 10 am

Sale to be held at Pollitt Ranches Directions: From Eckville 6 miles North on 766 to Hwy 12 then 6 miles West to Withrow Road 1/2 mile South Rope and Ranch Geldings Broodmares and Foals Yearlings Lots of colour, Roans, Grays, Buckskins & Blacks Sired by: Driftwood, Hancock, Peppy San Badger, Tuff N Buzy, Streakin LaJolla Bred Bloodlines For more information or to make an appointment to view the horses, please call: Shane or Kelly Pollitt 403-746-5756 7 day al Rory or Geraldine Patten 780-388-2139 ition Jim or Fay Pollitt 403-746-5667 uncond ntee a guar horses Catalogue available June 1 online at broke a www.northernhorse.com on ll www.saddleup.ca • 39


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