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The Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County

in Affiliation with the

Tennessee Walking Horse
Breeders' and Exhibitors' Association

and the

Spotted Saddle Horse
Breeders' and Exhibitors' Association

Present the

Fourth Annual

Woodside Gaited Horse Show

Saturday, June 2, 2007
(start time at 10:00AM)

and

Sunday, June 3, 2007
(start time at 10:00AM)

The Horse Park at Woodside

Woodside, California

Featuring Lite Shod and Trail Pleasure

Tennessee Walking Horses
Spotted Saddle Horses
Peruvian Pasos
Icelandics

Judge
Steven Brown

Ring Steward
Rita Almon

All proceeds benefit

Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County Foundation
a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization

and

National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy
a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization

Past Champions

2007 - Sky Full of Gold, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
2006 - Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
2005 - A Classical Jazz, Shelly Herman for Fran Cole
2004 - Our Mr. Hollywood, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

Special Hotel Accommodations Courtesy of

Hilton Garden Inn, Cupertino

Special rate available
for Friday and Saturday nights

10741 N. Wolfe Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 777-8787

Click here for instructions to make reservations

Show Farrier: Dave Fraser, Woodside, CA

We're still looking for sponsors!
Click here to sign up
Or call (650) 851-9570 and leave a message

Arena Sponsors: $1,000
Stall Sponsors: $500
Championship Class Sponsor: $100
Regular Class Sponsor: $50

Please acknowledge the following Sponsors

Arena Sponsorships

Chris Bongiovanni
Simply because she loves her walking horses!

Steve and Rhanna Haynes
because they love helping others, especially kids and horses!

A Tennessee Stud
Anonymous Sponsor

Stable Sponsors

Clearwater Pool Service
Palo Alto, CA
(650) 854-4267
Rusty Griner, Owner

Scott and Kathi Dancer
Woodside Stables

Green Truck Debris Box Service
Specializing in Equine Waste Management and Green Trimming Recycling
Serving the Woodside, Portola Valley and Los Altos Hills area

The #2 Hauler in the Bay Area

(650) 851-7673 gtdbs@earthlink.net
Ed Begun, Owner

Pat and Chris Taylor
Rim Rock Ranch Vineyard Estates
Alain Pinel Realtors (650) 269-2160

Ya gotta see this place to believe it!

Horse-friendly estates located in beautiful Lake County

All Breed Classes are open to all horses regardless of breeding or registry (or lack thereof). Classes have been designed to accommodate horses and riders of all ages and abilities. This event will be held at The Horse Park at Woodside in Woodside, CA. Spectators are encouraged to attend (no admission fee).

Classes will start at 10:00AM and will be preceded by a presentation of the colors and the National Anthem.

Proceeds from the show will be divided between the Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County Foundation and the National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy (NCEFT), both being 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.

Class sponsorships are greatly appreciated and always needed.

Class sponsorships are $50 for regular classes and $100 for Championship classes. Class sponsorships may be tax deductible. Click here or on the link below to pledge a class sponsorship (be sure to specify "Regular" or "Championship" or even a specific class number if you'd like and we'll do our best to accommodate you).

This show is governed by the rules and regulations of the National Horse Show Commission of Tennessee, TWHBEA and SSHBEA.

The Show Manager is Jen Hackney and can be reached at (707) 570-0914 or click here to send her an email.

Specifics:

Click here to see a summary of updates to this page
Click here to see a Class Schedule
Click here to download a Class Schedule (.pdf format)
Click here to download a Class Registration form (.pdf format)
Click here to download a Release of Liability form that MUST be completed prior to competition (.pdf format)
Click here to be a sponsor ($1,000 Arena Sponsor, $500 Stall Sponsor, $100 for Championship classes, $50 for Regular classes)
Click here for a list of class sponsors
Click here for a list of class winners when it's available
Click here to learn more about the show beneficiaries
Click here to learn about what DQP is and the process for going through DQP
Click here for directions to and aerial shot of The Horse Park at Woodside
Click here for information regarding food at the show
Click here for hotel accommodations
Click here for stall, tack room, farrier and veterinarian information
Click here for arrival times and arena availability
Click here for RV information

Update Edit summary:

July 9, 2006: Page created
April 29, 2007: Information added, class schedule posted
May 3, 2007: Class Schedule Revised and Updated, Liability Release form, Entry form, hotel special and additional information added
May 6, 2007: Updated class sponsor list, modified type formatting
May 8, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 9, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 12, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 15, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 26, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 29, 2007: Updated sponsor list
May 31, 2007: Updated sponsor list

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Class Schedule

Definitions:

SSH: Spotted Saddle Horse
TWH: Tennessee Walking Horse
TP: Trail Pleasure
LP: Lite Shod Pleasure
Jack Benny/Mae West: Riders over the age of 45 (proof of age may be required)
PP: Peruvian Paso

Fourth Annual Woodside Gaited Horse Show
Saturday, June 2 and Sunday, June 3
Saturday Morning Classes start at 10:00AM

Show schedule effective as of May 3, 2007

Saturday Morning Classes start at 10:00AM

1.   TWH English LP Open 2 gait
2.   SSH English LP Open 2 gait
3.   TWH English TP Open 2 gait
4.   TWH Park English Open 2 gait
5.   TWH 4 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait
6.   TWH English TP Amateur 2 gait
7.   TWH English Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait
8.   SSH Junior Horse 4 years and under LP English/Western Open 2 gait
9.   TWH English LP Amateur 2 gait
10.   TWH 4 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait
11.   TWH Junior Riders ages 12 – 17 LP/TP English/Western 2 gait
11a   TWH 3 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait
12.   TWH Park English Amateur 2 gait
13.   TWH 3 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait
14.   TWH Junior Riders 11 and under LP/TP 2 gait
15.   TWH Country Pleasure English/Western Junior Riders 2 gait
16.   All Breed LP/TP Mae West/Jack Benny Amateur 2 gait
17.   TWH 2 year old LP/TP English/Western 2 gait
18.   Icelandic Pleasure Tolt
18a   Costume Class

1 hour lunch break

Saturday Afternoon

19.   TWH Western LP Open 2 gait
20.   SSH Western LP Open 2 gait
21.   TWH Western TP Open 2 gait
22.   TWH Park Western Open 2 gait
23.   PP Paso
24.   TWH Western LP Amateur 2 gait
25.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under LP Open 2 gait
26.   SSH LP Western Amateur 2 gait
27.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under TP Open 2 gait
28.   TWH Park Western Amateur 2 gait
29.   TWH Junior Riders 17 and under Western LP/TP 2 gait
30.   SSH Western LP Novice Horse or Novice Rider Amateur 2 gait
31.   PP Performance
32.   TWH English LP Open 3 Gait
33.   Icelandic 4 Gait
34.   TWH Country Pleasure Western Amateur 2 gait
35.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider LP Amateur 2 gait
36.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider TP Amateur 2 gait
37.   TWH English/Western Amateur TP 3 gait
38.   PP Breeding Mares 3 yrs and Over
38a   Egg and Spoon       ($10.00 per entry)
38b   Water Glass            ($10.00 per entry)
38c   Dollar Bill Ride        ($10.00 per entry)

Sunday Morning Classes start at 10:00AM

39.   PP Zootechnico Mares 3 yrs and Over Model
40.   SSH Model
41.   TWH Model 3 years and under
42.   TWH Model Mares
43.   TWH Model Stallions and Geldings
44.   TWH Model Championships

Break - 20 minutes

45.   All Breed Junior Riders 2 gait
46.   PP Breeding Stallions 3 yrs and Over
47.   TWH Western Mares LP/TP Amateur 2 gait
48.   TWH Western Geldings LP/TP Amateur 2 gait
49.   SSH English/Western Novice Horse and Novice Rider LT Amateur 2 gait
50.   TWH TP Western Amateur 2 gait
51.   TWH TP Western Open 3 gait
52.   TWH Western LP Open 3 gait
53.   PP Luxury Geldings 3 yrs and Over
54.   PP Musical Exercise
55.   SSH LP Open 3 gait
56.   TWH English TP Open 3 gait
57.   TWH English LP Amateur 3 gait
58.   TWH English/Western Stallions LP/TP Open 2 gait
59.   TWH Mares LP/TP English Amateur 2 gait
60.   TWH Geldings LP/TP English Amateur 2 Gait
61.   All Breed Lead line

Special Demonstration by NCEFT

1 hour lunch break

Sunday Afternoon

CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES

62. TWH Park English/Western Open 2 gait
63. TWH Junior Horse English/Western LP Open 2 gait
64. SSH LP Amateur 2 gait
65. TWH Junior Horse English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait
66. TWH English LP Open 2 gait
67. TWH Western LP Open 2 gait
68. TWH English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait
69. PP Championship 1st and 2nd Winners Only
70. All Breed Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait
71. TWH English/Western LP/TP Junior Riders 17 and under 2 gait
72. TWH English/Western LP Open 3 gait
73. TWH English/Western TP Open 3 gait

74. Show Grand Championship - Champions and Reserves Only

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Class Sponsors

1.   TWH English LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Delaney, Rolly and Michael Steele
2.   SSH English LP Open 2 gait - Class Sponsor: Nan and Kevin Daley
3.   TWH English TP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Doug Hutten
4.   TWH Park English Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Stu and Carleen Whittelsey
5.   TWH 4 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Barb and Ed Thomas
6.   TWH English TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Laurie Greenblat
7.   TWH English Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Bengta Baker-Aboud
8.   SSH Junior Horse 4 years and under LP English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Casey Terribilini, DC
9.   TWH English LP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Bob and Nina Genisman
10.   TWH 4 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Mitch Tuchman
11.   TWH Junior Riders ages 12 – 17 LP/TP English/Western 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Dee and Laura Lou Tolles
11a   TWH 3 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: San Mateo County Horsemen's Association (click here to link to their web site)
12.   TWH Park English Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Scott A, Swarthout, D.C., Pacific Valley Chiropractic, 10601 S De Anza Blvd #212, Cupertino, CA (408) 446-2800 (click here to link to their web site)
13.   TWH 3 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Chris Bongiovanni
14.   TWH Junior Riders 11 and under LP/TP 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Steve and Rhanna Haynes
15.   TWH Country Pleasure English/Western Junior Riders 2 gait – Class Sponsor: A Tennessee Stud
16.   All Breed LP/TP Mae West/Jack Benny Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Clearwater Pool Service, Rusty Griner, (650) 854-4267
17.   TWH 2 year old LP/TP English/Western 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Scott and Kathi Dancer, Woodside Stables
18.   Icelandic Pleasure Tolt – Class Sponsor: San Mateo County Horsemen's Association (click here to link to their web site); Class sponsor: Mountain Icelandic Farm, Watsonville, CA
18a   Costume Class – Class Sponsor: Green Truck Debris Box Service, The #2 Hauler in the Bay Area, (650) 851-7673 gtdbs@earthlink.net
19.   TWH Western LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Pat and Chris Taylor, Rim Rock Vineyard Estates, Lake County, (650) 269-2160
20.   SSH Western LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Chris Bongiovanni
21.   TWH Western TP Open 2 gait - Class Sponsor: Art and Abby Mintz
22.   TWH Park Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Steve and Rhanna Haynes
23.   PP Paso – Class Sponsor: San Mateo County Horsemen's Association (click here to link to their web site)
24.   TWH Western LP Amateur 2 gait - Class Sponsor: Chris Ebeling
25.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Mitch Tuchman
26.   SSH LP Western Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Clearwater Pool Service, Rusty Griner, (650) 854-4267
27.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under TP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Scott and Kathi Dancer, Woodside Stables
28.   TWH Park Western Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Green Truck Debris Box Service, The #2 Hauler in the Bay Area, (650) 851-7673 gtdbs@earthlink.net
29.   TWH Junior Riders 17 and under Western LP/TP 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Pat and Chris Taylor, Rim Rock Vineyard Estates, Lake County, (650) 269-2160
30.   SSH Western LP Novice Horse or Novice Rider Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Dee and Laura Lou Tolles
31.   PP Performance - Class Sponsor: Tanya Rebarchik
32.   TWH English LP Open 3 Gait – Class Sponsor: Chris Bongiovanni
33.   Icelandic 4 Gait – Class Sponsor: Steve and Rhanna Haynes
34.   TWH Country Pleasure Western Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Nola Masterson
35.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider LP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Bengta Baker-Aboud
36.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Clearwater Pool Service, Rusty Griner, (650) 854-4267
37.   TWH English/Western Amateur TP 3 gait – Class Sponsor: Scott and Kathi Dancer, Woodside Stables
38.   PP Breeding Mares 3 yrs and Over – Class Sponsor: San Mateo County Horsemen's Association (click here to link to their web site); Class Sponsor: First Light Venture, Karen Steinhoff, Suisun, Ca
38a   Egg and Spoon       ($10.00 per entry) – Class Sponsor: Green Truck Debris Box Service, The #2 Hauler in the Bay Area, (650) 851-7673 gtdbs@earthlink.net
38b   Water Glass            ($10.00 per entry) – Class Sponsor: Pat and Chris Taylor, Rim Rock Vineyard Estates, Lake County, (650) 269-2160
38c   Dollar Bill Ride        ($10.00 per entry) – Class Sponsor: Chris Bongiovanni
39.   PP Zootechnico Mares 3 yrs and Over Model – Class Sponsor: Steve and Rhanna Haynes
40.   SSH Model – Class Sponsor: A Tennessee Stud
41.   TWH Model 3 years and under – Class Sponsor: Dee and Laura Lou Tolles
42.   TWH Model Mares – Class Sponsor: Mitch Tuchman
43.   TWH Model Stallions and Geldings – Class Sponsor: A Tennessee Stud
44.   TWH Model Championships – Class Sponsor: Mark and Micaela Musante
45.   All Breed Junior Riders 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Delaney, Rolly and Michael Steele
46.   PP Breeding Stallions 3 yrs and Over – Class Sponsor: Clearwater Pool Service, Rusty Griner, (650) 854-4267
47.   TWH Western Mares LP/TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Green Truck Debris Box Service, The #2 Hauler in the Bay Area, (650) 851-7673 gtdbs@earthlink.net
48.   TWH Western Geldings LP/TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Dee and Laura Lou Tolles
49.   SSH English/Western Novice Horse and Novice Rider LT Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Pat and Chris Taylor, Rim Rock Vineyard Estates, Lake County, (650) 269-2160
50.   TWH TP Western Amateur 2 gait - Class Sponsor: Art and Abby Mintz
51.   TWH TP Western Open 3 gait – Class Sponsor: Scott and Kathi Dancer, Woodside Stables
52.   TWH Western LP Open 3 gait – Class Sponsor: A Tennessee Stud
53   PP Luxury Geldings 3 yrs and Over – Class Sponsor: Steve and Rhanna Haynes
54.   PP Musical Exercise – Class Sponsor: San Mateo County Horsemen's Association (click here to link to their web site)
55.   SSH LP Open 3 gait – Class Sponsor: Mitch Tuchman
56.   TWH English TP Open 3 gait – Class Sponsor: Chris Bongiovanni
57.   TWH English LP Amateur 3 gait – Class Sponsor: Casey Terriblini, DC
58.   TWH English/Western Stallions LP/TP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: A Tennessee Stud
59.   TWH Mares LP/TP English Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Dee and Laura Lou Tolles
60.   TWH Geldings LP/TP English Amateur 2 gait - Class Sponsor: Bill and Bunny Ebeling (all the way from South Carolina!)
61.   All Breed Lead line - Class Sponsor: Chris and Kermit Claytor

CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES

62. TWH Park English/Western Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Rachel and Michael Carr
63. TWH Junior Horse English/Western LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Ann and Gary Kirby
64. SSH LP Amateur 2 gait - Class Sponsor:  Libby Kurtz
65. TWH Junior Horse English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Paul Giurata
66. TWH English LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Marty and Mike Raynor
67. TWH Western LP Open 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Suzette and Barry Pangrle
68. TWH English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: On a Lark Farm, Kip and Becky Witter
69. PP Championship 1st and 2nd Winners Only – Class Sponsor:  In Honor of The Veterans Program at NCEFT;  Class Sponsor:  Wine Country Peruvian Paso Horse Club
70. All Breed Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait – Class Sponsor: Delaney, Rolly and Michael Steele
71. TWH English/Western LP/TP Junior Riders 17 and under 2 gait - Class Sponsor:  Rich and Jay Fraser;  Class Sponsor:  Chevalle Ranch, Jim and Terri Naugle
72. TWH English/Western LP Open 3 gait - Class Sponsor:  Barbara and Ray Vos
73. TWH English/Western TP Open 3 gait - Class Sponsor:  Art and Abby Mintz
74. Show Grand Championship - Champions and Reserves Only - Class Sponsor:  Shelly and Ed Begun, B Walkin' Ranch

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Class Winners

1.   TWH English LP Open 2 gait
First: Move It Or Lose It, Wendy Shaw for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik
Second: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner
Third: Oh My Papa, Emily Roland for Beth Roland
Fourth: Call the Sheriff, Jay Manos for Tom and Jay Fowler

2.   SSH English LP Open 2 gait
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Jeana Nelson for Tanya McCaskey
Second: Rebel in Disguise, Jay Manos for Dianne and John Solari

3.   TWH English TP Open 2 gait
First: The Attorney, Scarlett Hendrisckson for Dan Hendrickson
Second: Champagne Moondance, Lauren Shaw for Fran Cole
Third: Olympic Moment, Jay Manos for Dianne and John Solari
Fourth: His All Mighty Majesty, Lucinda Romero for Anna Stine
Fifth: Cajun Cookin', Jim Naugle for Shelly and Ed Begun

4.   TWH Park English Open 2 gait
First: Tex R Us, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

5.   TWH 4 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait
First: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Second: Hard Cash Country, Diane Sanzonie, rider and owner

6.   TWH English TP Amateur 2 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second:   The Attorney, Scarlett Hendrisckson for Dan Hendrickson
Third: Olympic Moment, Christine Lester for Dianne and John Solari
Fourth: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

7.   TWH English Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Second: Delight's Calypso, Dan Hendrickson, rider and owner
Third: Pride's Generating Sunrise, Whitney Matteson for Rick Matteson

8.   SSH Junior Horse 4 years and under LP English/Western Open 2 gait
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Tanya McCaskey, rider and owner

9.   TWH English LP Amateur 2 gait
First: First: Move It Or Lose It, Lauren Shaw for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik
Second: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner
Third: Oh My Papa, Emily Rowland for Betsy Roland
Fourth: Call the Sheriff, Christine Lester for Tom and Jay Fowler

10.   TWH 4 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait
First: Classic Blossom, Jim Naugle for Cal 5 Syndicate

11.   TWH Junior Riders ages 12 – 17 LP/TP English/Western 2 gait
First: Hard Cash Country, Nicole Jacobsen for Diane Sanzonie
Second: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole
Third: Oh My Papa, Emily Rowland for Betsy Roland
Fourth: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

11a   TWH 3 year old TP English/Western Open 2 gait
First: Sundrop's Dominator, Lucinda Romero for John and Sherry Volkman
Second: Worthy Am I, Jeana Nelson for Megan Gates
Third: Coin's Favorite Lady, Tammy Chance, rider and owner
Fourth: Lightfoot's Lady Gold, Donnie Daves, rider and owner
Fifth: Encore's Mama Mia, Sheryl Volkmann for John and Sherry Volkmann

12.   TWH Park English Amateur 2 gait
First: Tex R Us, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

13.   TWH 3 year old LP English/Western Open 2 gait
No entries

14.   TWH Junior Riders 11 and under LP/TP 2 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Carlson Troth for Fran Cole

15.   TWH Country Pleasure English/Western Junior Riders 2 gait
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Ariana Berik for Megan Gates
Second: Pride's Generating Sunrise, Lauren Matteson for Rick Matteson
Third: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

16.   All Breed LP/TP Mae West/Jack Benny Amateur 2 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Fran Cole, rider and owner
Second: Gloriosa JC, Linda Frankland, rider and owner
Third: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner
Fourth: Delight's Calypso, Dan Hendrickson, rider and owner

17.   TWH 2 year old LP/TP English/Western 2 gait
First: Skywatch Radar, Jim Naugle for Jesai Bancroft-Conners
Second: Evinrude, Shayna Shaw for Diane Sanzonie

18.   Icelandic Pleasure Tolt
First: Mosa fra Svanatvani, Lucy Nold for Annette Coulon
Second: Lehir fra Langcodaderm, Leona Guidart for Bruce Edwards
Third: Askur, Gabriele Meyer, rider and owner
Fourth: Gjalp, Madison Prestine for Laurie Prestine
Fifth: Moska fra Bakkakoti, Quianna Cress for Annette Coulon

18a   Costume Class
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Tanya McCaskey, rider and owner
Second: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Third: Sugar and Ice, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

19.   TWH Western LP Open 2 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Fran Cole, rider and owner
Second: Our Mr. Hollywood, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Third: Classic Spirit, Terri Naugle for Chris Bongiovanni and Jim Naugle
Fourth: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner

20.   SSH Western LP Open 2 gait
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Tanya McCaskey, rider and owner
Second: Sugar and Ice, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Third: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Anna Lincoln for Diane Steele

21.   TWH Western TP Open 2 gait
First: The Attorney, Scarlett Hendrisckson for Dan Hendrickson
Second: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Third: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Fourth: Oh So Clever, Kris Herman, rider and owner
Fifth: His All Mighty Majesty, Lucinda Romero for Anna Stine

22.   TWH Park Western Open 2 gait
First: Sky Full of Gold, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

23.   PP Paso
First: Julianna JC, Luis Castaneda, rider and owner
Second: Gloriosa JC, Linda Frankland, rider and owner
Third: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner
Fourth: TLR Amada, Larry Braun, rider and owner
Fifth: Candela de Radiante, Farrokh Shehabi for Farrokh and Linda Shehabi

24.   TWH Western LP Amateur 2 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Fran Cole, rider and owner
Second: Our Mr. Hollywood, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Third: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner

25.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under LP Open 2 gait
First: Classic Blossom, Jim Naugle for Cal 5 Syndicate

26.   SSH LP Western Amateur 2 gait
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Tanya McCaskey, rider and owner
Second: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard
Third: Sugar and Ice, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

27.   TWH Western Junior Horse 4 years and under TP Open 2 gait
First: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Second: Evinrude, Diane Sanzonie, rider and owner
Third: Skywatch Radar, Jim Naugle for Jesai Bancroft-Conners
Fourth: Coin's Favorite Lady, Tammy Chance, rider and owner
Fifth: Sundrop's Dominator, Lucinda Romero for John and Sherry Volkman

28.   TWH Park Western Amateur 2 gait
First: Sky Full of Gold, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

29.   TWH Junior Riders 17 and under Western LP/TP 2 gait
First: Hard Cash Country, Nicole Jaconen for Diane Sanzonie
Second: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole
Third: Lightfoot's Lady Gold, Derek Segale for Donnie Daves
Fourth: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

30.   SSH Western LP Novice Horse or Novice Rider Amateur 2 gait
First: Eagle Dancer, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

31.   PP Performance
First: Gloriosa JC, Linda Frankland, rider and owner
Second: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner
Third: TLR Amada, Larry Braun, rider and owner
Fourth: Candela de Radiante, Farrokh Shehabi for Farrokh and Linda Shehabi

32.   TWH English LP Open 3 Gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Carson Troth for Fran Cole
Second: I.Q., Kris Herman, rider and owner
Third: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Jim Naugle for Chris Bongiovanni

33.   Icelandic 4 Gait
First: Holmi, Laura Benson, rider and owner
Second: Moska fra Bakkakoti, Leona Guidart for Annette Coulon
Third: Gjalp, Madison Prestine for Laurie Prestine
Fourth: Askur, Gabriele Meyer, rider and owner

34.   TWH Country Pleasure Western Amateur 2 gait
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Second: Delight's Calypso, Dan Hendrickson, rider and owner
Third: Pride's Generating Sunrise, Whitney Matteson for Rick Matteson

35.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider LP Amateur 2 gait
First: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner
Second: Classic Blossom, Frank Harbin for Cal 5 Syndicate

36.   TWH Western Novice Horse or rider TP Amateur 2 gait
First: Hard Cash Country, Nicole Jacobsen, rider and owner
Second: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole
Third: Coin's Favorite Lady, Tammy Chance, rider and owner
Fourth: Evinrude, Diane Sanzonie, rider and owner
Fifth: Lightfoot's Lady Gold, Donnie Daves, rider and owner

37.   TWH English/Western Amateur TP 3 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: The Attorney, Scarlett Hendrisckson for Dan Hendrickson

38.   PP Breeding Mares 3 yrs and Over
First: Julianna JC, Luis Castaneda, rider and owner
Second: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner
Third: Gloriosa JC, Linda Frankland, rider and owner
Fourth: TLR Amada, Larry Braun, rider and owner
Fifth: Candela de Radiante, Farrokh Shehabi for Farrokh and Linda Shehabi

38a   Egg and Spoon       ($10.00 per entry)
First: His All Mighty Majesty, Lucinda Romero for Anna Stine
Second: Holmi, Lucy Nold for Laura Benson
Third: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Fourth: Gjalp, Madison Prestine for Laurie Prestine

38b   Water Glass            ($10.00 per entry)
First: Oh So Clever, Kris Herman, rider and owner
Second: His All Mighty Majesty, Lucinda Romero for Anna Stine
Third: Holmi, Lucy Nold for Laura Benson
Fourth: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Fifth: Gjalp, Madison Prestine for Laurie Prestine

38c   Dollar Bill Ride        ($10.00 per entry)
First: Oh So Clever, Kris Herman, rider and owner
Second: His All Mighty Majesty, Lucinda Romero for Anna Stine
Third: Holmi, Lucy Nold for Laura Benson
Fourth: Moska fra Bakkakoti, Quianna Cress for Annette Coulon
Fifth: Gjalp, Madison Prestine for Laurie Prestine

39.   PP Zootechnico Mares 3 yrs and Over Model
First: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner

40.   SSH Model
First: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Diane Steele, rider and owner
Second: Alen's Tough Pusher, Jeana Nelson for Tanya McCaskey

41.   TWH Model 3 years and under
First: Worthy Am I, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Second: Black Barts Shadow, Jay Manos for Tom and Jay Fowler

42.   TWH Model Mares
First: I.Q., Kris Herman, rider and owner
Second: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Diane Steele, rider and owner
Third: Oh My Papa, Emily Roland for Beth Roland
Fourth: Olympic Moment, Christine Lester for Dianne and John Solari

43.   TWH Model Stallions and Geldings
First: Cajun Cookin', Jim Naugle for Shelly and Ed Begun
Second: Remington's Gold Coin, Terri Naugle for Connie Kinslow
Third: Black Barts Shadow, Jay Manos for Tom and Jay Fowler
Fourth: Pistol Pete Rose, Hannah Miller, rider and owner

44.   TWH Model Championships
First: Cajun Cookin', Jim Naugle for Shelly and Ed Begun
Second: Worthy Am I, Megan Gates, rider and owner

Third: Remington's Gold Coin, Terri Naugle for Connie Kinslow
Fourth: I.Q., Kris Herman, rider and owner
Fifth: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Diane Steele, rider and owner

45.   All Breed Junior Riders 2 gait
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Ariana Berk for Megan Gates
Second: Oh My Papa, Emily Roland for Beth Roland
Third: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole
Fourth: Hard Cash Country, Nicole Jacobson for Diane Sanzonie
Fifth: Lightfoot's Lady Gold, Derek Segale for Donnie Daves

46.   PP Breeding Stallions 3 yrs and Over
No entries

47.   TWH Western Mares LP/TP Amateur 2 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: Oh So Clever, Kris Herman, rider and owner
Third: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole
Fourth: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Anna Lincoln for Diane Steele

48.   TWH Western Geldings LP/TP Amateur 2 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Carlson Troth for Fran Cole
Second: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

49.   SSH English/Western Novice Horse and Novice Rider LT Amateur 2 gait
First: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Anna Lincoln for Diane Steele
Second: Eagle Dancer, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Third: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

50.   TWH TP Western Amateur 2 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: The Attorney, Scarlett Hendrisckson for Dan Hendrickson
Third: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Fourth: Oh So Clever, Kris Herman, rider and owner
Fifth: Skywatch Radar, Jesai Bancroft-Conners, rider and owner

51.   TWH TP Western Open 3 gait
First: The Attorney, Wendy Shaw for Dan Hendrickson
Second: Champagne Moondance, Lauren Shaw for Fran Cole

52.   TWH Western LP Open 3 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Wendy Shaw for Fran Cole
Second: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner

53.   PP Luxury Geldings 3 yrs and Over
No entries

54.   PP Musical Exercise
First: Gloriosa JC, Linda Frankland, rider and owner
First: Macarena JC, Karen Steinhoff, rider and owner

55.   SSH LP Open 3 gait
No entries

56.   TWH English TP Open 3 gait
No entries

57.   TWH English LP Amateur 3 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Wendy Shaw for Fran Cole
Second: I.Q., Kris Herman, rider and owner
Third: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner
Fourth: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

58.   TWH English/Western Stallions LP/TP Open 2 gait
First: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner

59.   TWH Mares LP/TP English Amateur 2 gait
First: Move It Or Lose It, Wendy Shaw for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik
Second: Oh My Papa, Emily Roland for Beth Roland
Third: I.Q., Kris Herman, rider and owner
Fourth: Olympic Moment, Jay Manos for Dianne and John Solari
Fifth: Classic Blossom, Frank Harbin for Cal 5 Syndicate

60.   TWH Geldings LP/TP English Amateur 2 Gait
First: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner
Second: Call the Sheriff, Alexandra Hartman for Tom and Jay Fowler
Third: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

60A. TWH Park Pleasure, Juvenile Rider
First: Tex R Us, Ashley Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

61. All Breed Lead line
First: Classic Blossom, Chloe Johnson for Cal 5 Syndicate
First: Skywatch Radar, Julian Bancroft-Conners for Jesai Bancroft-Conners
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Adara Miyabala-McCasket for Megan Gates
First: Move It Or Lose It, Brendan Bancroft Conners for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik

62. TWH Park English/Western Open 2 gait
First: Sky Full of Gold, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: Tex R Us, Ashley Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

63. TWH Junior Horse English/Western LP Open 2 gait
First: Classic Blossom, Jim Naugle for Cal 5 Syndicate

64. SSH LP Amateur 2 gait
First: Alen's Tough Pusher, Tanya McCaskey, rider and owner
Second: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Anna Lincoln for Diane Steele

Third: Eagle Dancer, Tyler Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch

65. TWH Junior Horse English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait
First: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Second: Hard Cash Country, Nicole Jacobson for Diane Sanzonie

Third: Worthy Am I, Megan Gates, rider and owner

66. TWH English LP Open 2 gait
First: Move It Or Lose It, Lauren Shaw for Bill and Betsy Marzinzik
Second: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner

67. TWH Western LP Open 2 gait
First: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner

68. TWH English/Western TP Amateur 2 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Ashley Diamond Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: Catamount's Calypso Belle, Anna Lincoln for Diane Steele

69. PP Championship 1st and 2nd Winners Only
No entries

70. All Breed Country Pleasure Amateur 2 gait
First: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner

71. TWH English/Western LP/TP Junior Riders 17 and under 2 gait
First: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard

72. TWH English/Western LP Open 3 gait
First: A Classical Jazz, Carson Troth for Fran Cole

73. TWH English/Western TP Open 3 gait
First: Push N for Pleasure, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Second: Champagne Moondance, Joanna Troth for Fran Cole

74. Show Grand Championship - Champions and Reserves Only
Grand Champion: Sky Full of Gold, Patti Pollack for Pollack's Silver Spur Ranch
Reserve Grand Champion: A Classical Jazz, Fran Cole, rider and owner

Third: Dixie Classic, Terri Naugle, rider and owner
Fourth: Classic Blossom, Jim Naugle for Cal 5 Syndicate
Fifth: Cajun's Touch 'n Go, Chris Bongiovanni, rider and owner
Fifth: Remington's Gold Coin, Connie Kinslow, rider and owner
Fifth: Papa's Queen Lady, Megan Gates, rider and owner
Fifth: Generator's Color King, Jiana Girouard for Jerry Girouard


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Show Beneficiaries

Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County Foundation

The Mounted Patrol, founded in 1942, is an organization dedicated to promoting good horsemanship, community activities, and supporting various charities as well as providing Search and Rescue support to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s department.

The Mounted Patrol Foundation was formed in 2002 by unanimous vote of the members of the Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County. The Foundation is a separately administered public charitable foundation operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

The goal of the Mounted Patrol Foundation is to operate as a nonprofit organization for the benefit of the community, particularly for horsemanship education and public service through the use of horses.

We would greatly appreciate your assistance in promoting and participating in this popular fund raising event.

Click here to go to the MPSMC web site.

The National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy (NCEFT) NCEFT staff at a fundraiser

The NCEFT is located in Woodside, California. Founded in 1971, NCEFT's initial goal was to provide a safe environment for children to learn horsemanship and sportsmanship. From those early beginnings, NCEFT has flourished, and today is committed to providing equine assisted activity and therapeutic recreational programs for children and adults with disabilities.

NCEFT is a non-profit California 501 (c) (3) organization. It is through generous donations from individuals, foundations and fundraising efforts that NCEFT is able to continue providing this valuable service.

Click here to go to the NCEFT web site.

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What is DQP and the Process for Going Through DQP

More and more people are joining the ranks of the show circuit and often ask, "what is DQP, what does it do and why?" so this is some general information and pointers.

The human race as a general rule is very competitive and unfortunately sometimes that "competition madness" takes over and the way of doing things gets out of hand. In 1970 a Federal Horse Protection Act was passed as law to be enforced through the United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Congress found and declared that the "soring" of horses is cruel and inhumane and that sored horses when shown or exhibited compete unfairly with horses that have not been sored. Soring is defined as the application of any chemical or mechanical agent to any limb of a horse or any practice inflicted upon the limb of the horse that can cause or be expected to cause the horse to suffer physical pain or discomfort when moving. The practice of soring horses is aimed at producing an exaggerated gait when the horse is being shown. Although a similar gait can be obtained by conventional methods, soring achieves the desired gait faster and more easily and gives the user an unfair advantage. During later years the definition of sored was expanded to include scars on the lower legs caused by inhumane treatment, along with illegal shoeing measures that produced exaggerated gait. Don't panic about injury scars, the DQPs are trained to know the difference and only intentional man-made ones are subject to penalty.

In l976 an amendment was passed to the above law to expand the inspection process (which had formerly been to allow only licensed veterinarians to inspect horses). The DQP (Designated Qualified Person) program was part of this amendment. A DQP is a person who under the law may be appointed authority by the management of a horse show or sale to inspect horses for the purposes of determining "soreness" and enforcing the law. Individuals who are licensed as DQPs are usually farriers, trainers or long-time horse people with a basic knowledge of horses and the equine industry. DQPs must successfully complete a formal training program before becoming licensed and attend a yearly "update" training course to stay certified and licensed. Although they hold a license "through" a breed organization (known as an HIO -- Horse Industry Organization), these licenses are good nation-wide and for any breed and are Federally sponsored.

Any horse show management may hold a horse show without having a DQP present, but should the USDA veterinary medical officers attend and find a sore horse, then there is no "middleman" (i.e. DQP) to protect the show officials from prosecution and/or fines for allowing a sored horse to show. Be aware that once the DQP is on the grounds, he/she is a Federal official with a lot of authority and should be treated with respect.

At shows where a DQP is present, the horse MUST be presented to the DQP for inspection before it can enter the warmup area (usually two to three classes in advance) and ultimately the show ring as access to the show ring is only through the warmup area. The horse must be presented again each time it enters the warmup area. If you enter 10 classes and leave the show ring and warmup area after each class, then the horse gets inspected 10 times. If it passes the inspection, you will then proceed to the warmup area until your class is called for entry, each time. DON'T go back to the trailer, or after your coat, or leave the DQP's sight -- if you do, then it all has to be done over again. Of course if you can get someone else to hold your horse in the holding area, you may leave, but your horse has to stay. The horse should be presented with nothing on its legs, i.e. clean and dry, although we do know that sweat comes with a horse that is being worked. If you come in with blacking or powder for those white legs, you will probably be asked to hose it off since it qualifies as a "foreign substance". If you don't have time to remove it, you could end up missing your class. Nor will you be allowed to put anything on those legs while the horse is in the holding area (and the DQP will be watching). Quite often oil or medications have been put on the pastern to soften up the area after it has dried out because of too much dust and/or sweat. That must still be removed before the horse is inspected. You can always put it back on after the class or at the end of the day if its going to show in several classes. At one point, if the horse was presented with substances on the legs, the horse was automatically dismissed, but that rule has been somewhat relaxed now.

At the time of inspection, the horse should be held by the reins with approximately 18 inches of slack between your hand and the bit; crops should be on the horn or held by someone else, cigarettes are to be extinguished. This is because many horses are trained by harsh methods to ignore the DQPs presence if one of these items can be seen. Many people try to be helpful (and its appreciated but not necessary) by holding the horse close to the bit or by its shanks so that the horse doesn't move and/or bite. The DQP will ask you to remove your hand if you do this -- they are very aware of horse antics and are prepared to handle a little misbehaving. However, if your horse has had very little handling and not much of that with his feet, they can dismiss your horse from showing if it is so unruly that it can not be safely checked. It behooves you to pick up his feet as much as possible at home to avoid this problem. The actual process of checking consists of the horse and handler (dismounted) being asked to walk a figure 8 pattern and then stand for the front leg inspection.

The law requires that all first place horses be checked again after their class. Many times horses are given shots to deaden their responses and the work and time in the ring may allow much of it to wear off and what was not evident when they went in, becomes evident afterwards. Should your horse become "positive" for man-made soreness after the class, the win is disallowed and fines and charges MAY be filed. So be sure that when you win that blue ribbon that you report back to the DQP, those blue ribbons are hard to come by and you wouldn't want to lose one just because you "forgot" to check back.

At many of the larger shows when USDA officials are present, they will ask to randomly check 2nd and 3rd place horses and maybe even those further down the "win line". This is just a "spot check" and should not cause you to panic. Also the DQP who has a horse that didn't check just quite right as it went through will probably allow you to show but may ask you to bring your horse back for another check after the class as a precaution.

Horses who do not pass inspection because of soreness, scars or other violations will be given a dismissal ticket and you will receive a copy of that ticket. Violations may be as simple as not being allowed to show for one class or as severe as not being allowed to show for many months. Severe violations can also end up in Federal court and heavy fines can be levied. You can and should check out the penalty schedule on page 110 of the 2004 Rule Book (white cover). You should also be aware that tickets are issued to not only the horse and rider, but the trainer and/or owner also. So you need to be aware of what is happening to your horse if it is not being maintained on your premises.

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Directions to the Horse Park at Woodside

Click here to download a localized map of The Horse Park at Woodside location (.pdf file)
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Woodside, California is about 30 miles south of San Francisco right off of I-280. It is located just north of Palo Alto and due west of Redwood City. The physical address of The Horse Park is 3674 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025.

From I-280, take the Sand Hill Road exit westbound (that's away from the Bay). Head up the incline and immediately after cresting the first hill, The Horse Park at Woodside entrance will be on the right. The address is 3674 Sand Hill Road but that won't do you a lot of good as there aren't any address markers in the vicinity. If you go downhill for more than 500 yards after exiting 280, you've gone too far. The phone number at the Horse Park is (650) 851-2140. Oh, be careful of the bicyclists in the area as many of them don't understand the law of gross tonnage or comprehend the physics involved with stopping a loaded horse trailer going 50 mph in less that 100 feet.

From Highway 101, take Woodside Road (Highway 84) westbound to Interstate 280. Cross under the freeway and turn left (southbound) on I-280. Take the very next exit (Sand Hill Road) and head westbound away from the Bay. Head up the incline and immediately after cresting the first hill, The Horse Park at Woodside entrance will be on the right. The address is 3674 Sand Hill Road but that won't do you a lot of good as there aren't any address markers in the vicinity. If you go downhill for more than 500 yards after exiting 280, you've gone too far. The phone number at the Horse Park is (650) 851-2140. Oh, be careful of the bicyclists in the area as many of them don't understand the law of gross tonnage or comprehend the physics involved with stopping a loaded horse trailer going 50 mph in less that 100 feet.

If you're coming to the area via Highway 92 (the San Mateo bridge), stay on Highway 92 until it reaches I-280 and then take I-280 southbound. Continue southbound on I-280 about 10 miles and take the Sand Hill Road exit. Take the Sand Hill Road exit westbound (that's away from the Bay). Head up the incline and immediately after cresting the first hill, The Horse Park at Woodside entrance will be on the right. The address is 3674 Sand Hill Road but that won't do you a lot of good as there aren't any address markers in the vicinity. If you go downhill for more than 500 yards after exiting 280, you've gone too far. The phone number at the Horse Park is (650) 851-2140. Oh, be careful of the bicyclists in the area as many of them don't understand the law of gross tonnage or comprehend the physics involved with stopping a loaded horse trailer going 50 mph in less that 100 feet.

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Food at the show

Catering will be on site and breakfast will start Saturday and Sunday mornings around 7:00AM.

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Hotels

Hilton Garden Inn, Cupertino

Special rate available for Friday and Saturday nights

10741 N. Wolfe Road
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 777-8787

To make reservations:

Call 1-877-STAY-HGI or call the hotel direct at (408)777-8787
Mention your 3 letter group code "WHS" to receive the special $74.00 rate
The group name is "Woodside Horse Show"

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Stalls, Tack Rooms, Farrier and Veterinarian Information

Stall information is not available at this time.

Show farrier, Dave Fraser, is on-call for emergency services. See show manager for contact details.

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Arrival times and Arena Availability

The warm-up and show arenas will be available starting Friday morning through dusk. Arrival prior to Friday morning requires pre-approval of the Show Manager.

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Recreation Vehicles

RV parking for self-contained units is available at the Horse Park at Woodside. Details will be posted as they become available.

No tent camping and NO OUTDOOR FIRES ALLOWED.

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The Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County

in Affiliation with the

Present the

Fourth Annual

Woodside Gaited Horse Show

Saturday, June 2, 2007 (start time at 10:00AM)

Sunday, June 3, 2007 (start time at 10:00AM)

The Horse Park at Woodside

Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County Foundation a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization

National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization

Saturday, June 2, 2007
(start time at 10:00AM)

Sunday, June 3, 2007
(start time at 10:00AM)

Mounted Patrol of San Mateo County Foundation
a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization

National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy
a 501 (c) (3) Charity Organization