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| Pony Pals News Updated July 30, 2008 |
Who Done It (WhoD) was born Friday morning, March 7th. His Mom's
name is Coco. No one knew that Coco was going to have a baby.
Whoody is very healthy, he has beautiful confirmation. We are
expecting him to become a great show horse!! Click on the pictures
below for a larger view.
name is Coco. No one knew that Coco was going to have a baby.
Whoody is very healthy, he has beautiful confirmation. We are
expecting him to become a great show horse!! Click on the pictures
below for a larger view.
New Programs in 2009:
We are excited to announce Pony Pals Spring Break Camp and Summer Camps in 2009.
Camp is designed to teach children what it would be like to have a horse of their own. Each child will
be assigned a horse and will be responsible for cleaning the stall, feeding the horse and cleaning
horse related equipment. Children learn what horses eat, how to identify health issues with horse,
hoof care, care of tack and equipment. There will be structured training time with the horse which will
include "in hand" work and also "free play time" with the horse. Teaching aids include videos on
safety, workbooks, demonstrations as well as hands on practice.
There will be a summer camp for more advanced participants. The camp will be structured
as above with more emphasis on lounging, ground driving, harnessing and driving a horse.
We are excited to announce Pony Pals Spring Break Camp and Summer Camps in 2009.
Camp is designed to teach children what it would be like to have a horse of their own. Each child will
be assigned a horse and will be responsible for cleaning the stall, feeding the horse and cleaning
horse related equipment. Children learn what horses eat, how to identify health issues with horse,
hoof care, care of tack and equipment. There will be structured training time with the horse which will
include "in hand" work and also "free play time" with the horse. Teaching aids include videos on
safety, workbooks, demonstrations as well as hands on practice.
There will be a summer camp for more advanced participants. The camp will be structured
as above with more emphasis on lounging, ground driving, harnessing and driving a horse.