The following forms pertain to safety and activities and this year's Waukesha County Fair:

 Horse_and_Pony_Talent_Show_2010_FINAL.pdf

 WC4HHA_Costume_Class_form_2010_FINAL.pdf

 WC4HHA_Parade_of_Breeds_2010_FINAL.pdf

 WC4HHA_Etiquette_&_Safety_Rules_2010_FINAL.pdf

Lifestriders Theraputic Riding Center is in need of at least 1-2 more horses to ensure lessons can operate efficiently and safely for our riders.  We are asking friends of the center to please keep ears and eyes open for any horses that may be good candidates to join the Lifestriders family.

For a horse to be considered a 'good candidate' for providing therapy lessons, the following criteria must ideally met. (see below)  Please spread the word that Lifestriders is in need of more 'horse members' in our family!

Therapy Horse Criteria:
1. Horses must be of sound body and mind.
2. Ages (10-18 years)
3. Less than 15 HH
4. Be well trained and able to walk, trot and canter (ridden within last year) and longe
5. No vices (cribbing, mouthy, bucking, kicking, biting or spooking etc.)
6. No supplementation required for health reasons (medications etc.)
7. Natural hoof preferred. We will attempt to transition to natural hoof if shoed
8. Belong to local owners that are willing to take the horse back at the en of 90 trial period if the horse does not meet training criteria. Lifestriders staff will contact owner throughout the 90 trial/training period process to update owner about horse's transition and how they are doing in the program. Ideally, we are looking for owners who would like to lease their horses to LifeStriders free of charge with the understanding that LifeStriders assumes all of the care, feeding and vetting.
9. Horses must be boarded locally so that LS staff can perform an initial evaluation.
10. Temperment- Therapy horses need to be bombproof.
11. Geldings preferred.

In our attempts to ensure safe riding experiences for our clients, we ask that you do not contact us if the horse has a history of bucking, kicking, biting or spooking.

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This document shows the full season of duties and the service hours members signed up for. We have completed the Circuit Shows and the Mandatory Service Hours that qualify 4-Hers for show participation at the Waukesha County Fair.

On this spreadsheet you will find the lists of duties required to successfully run the county fair shows and the August Open Show. Your volunteer efforts are needed to complete this season.  Click here to view the spreadsheet. (This document is available to users of Microsoft Execl 7 and higher)

To sign up for county fair and Open Show volunteer duties, please This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Horse Project Mandatory Service Hours have been recorded for service time through Circuit Show #2.  Please review your hours for accuracy.

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The June 19th circuit show points are available for review. Please click here to view the results. (Please note they are presented in Microsoft Excel (.xls) format)

This was our 2nd and final Curcuit Show of the season. Please review your placings for accuracy.

The May 8th circuit show points are available for review. Please click here to view the results. (Please note they are presented in Microsoft Excel (.xls) format)

 Thank you to everyone who braved the weather for our first Curcuit Show of the season!

Horse Project Mandatory Service Hours have been recorded for service time up to, and including, the 2010 Schooling Show. Please note: this record does not include Circuit Show #1.

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On Wednesday, May 19th from 5 to 6:30, John Lyons will give a horse training demonstration at the Fleet Farm store in Germantown/Menomonee Falls.

See the Mills Fleet Farm flyer

Go the the John Lyons website to see tour dates

This presentation is part of a store-wide event and many horse & pet supply and feed reps will be present.

Please note: this IS NOT a county clinic event.