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Stolen Horse International, Inc.
PO Box 1341
Shelby, NC 28151
(704) 484-2165
stolenhorse@netposse.com
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Lakeview Plantation Trailride
sponsored by
South Carolina Quarter Horse Association with
guest speaker Debi Metcalfe, founder of Stolen Horse International, Inc.
Did you know there are an estimated 40,000
thefts each
year in the United States?
See session info below
Revised Date:
July 15, 2004
Host Affiliate:
South Carolina
Quarter Horse
Association
Date:
November 12-14, 2004
Location:
Lakeview
Plantation,
Fairfax
,
SC
Fees:
$40 Weekend Rate,
includes all meals
$25 Youth
Weekend Rate (11 & under
$30 Saturday only, includes Sat. lunch & supper
$25
Meals only
Lakeview
Plantation will handle all stabling and housing reservations.
Stabling is $5.00 per night; campsites are $10.00 per
person/night; lodge rooms are $25.00 per person/night (linens
& pillows not provided).
Call Lakeview Plantation at 803.584.0689 or email lakeviewplantation@barnwellsc.com.
They accept major credit cards.
Deadline
to register is October
22, 2004
Daily Schedule of Events:
This year’s ride
located on the beautiful Lakeview Plantation in
South Carolina
will benefit the
South Carolina
4-H Horse Program and
American Quarter Horse Foundation.
Hayward
and Dona Simmons, owners of Lakeview Plantation, have developed
this property into an excellent equestrian getaway. Located
approximately 80 miles southwest of
Columbia
, the facility offers a peaceful getaway among forests and
wildlife management lands.
Corral stabling is located at each campsite. Quiet evenings may be
enjoyed sitting under the stars, meeting new friends and sharing
conversation with long-time friends. For more information on
Lakeview Plantation, visit www.lakeviewplantation.com
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The
weekend is designed to allow riders to enjoy over 60 miles of
well-marked trails at their leisure. One can ride through a mix of
palmetto, pine, cypress and hardwoods on 40 miles of marked trails
divided into six loops of approximately seven miles each or
explore an additional 40-50 miles of unmarked trails. Many trails
can accommodate wagons. There is the choice of riding one day or
all three days with camping sites and RV hook-ups available. For
those who don’t wish to camp, there are rooms in the heated and
air conditioned lodge.
On Saturday, educational sessions
will be
presented by AQHA Professional Horseman, Mike Kinsey of
Belton
,
S.C.
, Nutrena Feeds, Debi Metcalfe of the Stolen Horse
International, Inc. and the Netposse.com,
and the Southern Blue Ridge Back Country Horsemen. Kinsey was
featured in Western Horseman magazine in a trail horse training
series and was the guest moderator on AQHA’s 4aHorse.com trail
riding forum. He will introduce his Start‘Em Right technique,
and riders may schedule clinic time with him throughout the
weekend. Nutrena Feeds will be on hand to discuss equine
nutrition. The Southern Blue Ridge Back
Country Horsemen will present information on Leave No Trace trail
riding.
Debi Metcalfe has been a featured speaker at Equine
Affaire, Virginia Equine Extravaganza, and the Southern Horse
Festival, educating horse owners about theft prevention and
recovery. SHI aims to
increase awareness on this subject through education, while
providing a service to horse enthusiasts and law enforcement
agencies. She will be on hand to share this
information with Ride participants. Recent articles in Horse
Illustrated and The Practical Horseman have
featured theft issues and Stolen Horse International, Inc. Another
article in Horse and Rider is due out next spring. Debi
just finished an interview with Best of America on
Horseback to be aired next summer on RFD-TV
. She as completed interviews on Rick Lambe, - The Horse Show and Jim Campbell - Horseman's Radio
Network and more.
Why attend Debi's sessions? - Any horse lover who wants to learn
about the little known crime lurking around us. All
horse owners know about tack theft. Do you know as much
about horse theft?
What you will learn... Horse theft facts,
Theft prevention tips, Disaster planning tips, Identification methods,
Tack theft info, "Civil" theft and
more.
Saturday evening will be one of fun and
games. A Silent Auction will be held, and prizes will be awarded.
All breeds and disciplines are welcome! Come join us for a
relaxing weekend of fun and friendship!
Directions:
Driving directions
are from the south side of
Columbia
,
SC
via US 321 – Take US 321 South from
Columbia
through
Swansea
to SC #3. (The apex of SC #3 and US 321 is just south of
Swansea
.) Take #3 (right) through Blackville and Barnwell continuing
south across US 301 5.8 miles to second paved road on left (
Bluff Road
). Take a left on Bluff Road 2.75 miles to first paved road on
right (
Cedar Knoll Road
). Go right on Cedar Knoll Road 1.75 miles to Lakeview Plantation.
Sign located on the left.
Miscellaneous Requirements or Restrictions:
Rules prohibit
stallions and pets.
For
Additional Information and to Register:
Brenda Baldwin
Phone: 803.353.8565
E-mail: qtrhrsmom@aol.com
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Come Join the fun!
Debi Metcalfe
Ride the trails
Meet new friends
Camping and cooking
Learn more about theft and identification from Debi
Metcalfe
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