The current registration list has been published on the ODS website at http://www.oregondressage.com/2011_documents/fallfestival/reservation-list.pdf – if you have not already reviewed this list to ensure your registration has been processed accurately, please do so.

We have had an incredible response to this event – not only from our members and friends through their registrations, but also from sponsors, vendors and donors for our auction.  The first 300 people registered will receive a “goodie bag” with coupons, samples and more (numbers are next to names on the registration list).

When you get to the event, please check in at the registration desk to obtain your badge and registration packet.  If you are registered for both days, you will only need to check in on Saturday (but don’t forget your badge for admittance Sunday!).

Other details:

• If you are signed up for the entire weekend but are NOT planning on coming for lunch or dinner on Saturday, please let the ODS office know so that we can give the hotel the most accurate seating count.
• Because this event is USDF University Credit Approved, there will be additional paperwork for you to fill out at registration, plus sign in sheets and evaluation forms for each educational session.  If you have not yet signed up for University Credit but wish to, you can take care of that when you arrive.
• If you have not yet volunteered, we are still seeking a few helpers for registration desk (early morning), to help sell ODS clothing/merchandise throughout the weekend and for silent auction check-out after the banquet.  We could also use some helpers at the ODS office on Tuesday the 1^st from 11 AM – 1 PM to stuff goodie bags and put together registration packets.
• We will have Restaurant Bonanza Raffle Tickets available all day Saturday – PLEASE consider supporting this raffle as the profits all go into the Linda Acheson Education Fund – $10.00 per ticket or 12 tickets for $100.00.  We have about 390 tickets remaining.  The winner will receive $500 in gift certificates from restaurants (2^nd place $250, 3^rd place $125).  If you are coming for Sunday only and wish to purchase raffle tickets – please contact the ODS Office to so so.

Thank you,

Corinne Stonier – ODS Office

(503) 681-2337 or office@oregondressage.com

Please note that the ODS Office will close at 5:00 on Wednesday to start packing and transferring donations, paperwork and supplies to the hotel

ODS FALL FESTIVAL – SATURDAY 11/5

FACILITY:

Shilo Inn Portland Airport

11707 NE Airport Way

Portland, OR 97220

Directions:

From 205/N: Exit 24B/Airport Way East; the exit will merge you onto Airport Way—get into left lane, after first light, we are on the left

From 205/S: Exit 24/Portland Airport; Turn left at light off exit; on the left after second traffic light.

TIMES:

• 7:30 AM – Registration desk opens
• 8:00 AM  – Classroom Education
• 11:00 AM  – ODS General Membership Meeting
• 12:30 PM – Lunch will be in the Mount Rainier/Hood rooms
• 1:30 PM – Classroom Education
• 3:00 PM – Anniversary Reception with cake and coffee in the lobby area
• 6:00 PM – Meet & Greet, no-host bar and social hour
• 7:00 PM  – Banquet

VENDORS:

We will have approximately 10 sponsoring vendors on site with products, clothing and tack available – bring your checkbooks and debit/credit cards for some great Holiday shopping opportunities!

USDF University Credit:

USDF University Credit costs $5.00 – please fill out appropriate paperwork at the registration desk.

Classroom Education:

The classroom education schedule has been posted here: http://oregondressage.com/2011_documents/fallfestival/agenda.pdf

MENUS:

LUNCH:

Executive Deli Buffet

• Thin sliced roast beef, turkey and ham
• Swiss & cheddar cheeses
• Tomato, onion, dill pickles & lettuce
• Assorted sliced breads
• Appropriate condiments
• Garden salad w/ assorted dressings
• Pasta salad
• Fresh sliced fruit
• Freshly brewed coffee, decaf & assorted teas & iced tea

DINNER:

Pasta Italiano Buffet

• Fettuccine, cheese ravioli & penne pastas
• Alfredo, basil pesto, marinara & bolognese sauces
• Parmesan chicken
• Caesar salad
• Garlic bread
• Freshly brewed coffee, decaf & assorted teas & iced tea
• Assorted desserts

SILENT AUCTION:

Wendy Redhouse is putting together a fabulous silent auction – we have been updating items pledged to ODS on the webpage here: http://oregondressage.com/banquet-silentauction.html.  If you have not yet pledged or sent your auction item in, please try to check it in with her no later than 5 PM on Saturday.

ODS FALL FESTIVAL – SUNDAY 11/6

FACILITY:

Indoor Arena/Clubhouse

DevonWood Equestrian Centre

25033 SW Pacific Highway, Sherwood, OR 97132

Directions:

From I-5: take the Sherwood/Tualatin exit, #289. West on Nyberg Road (Nyberg Road becomes Tualatin/Sherwood Highway) and go five miles to Highway 99W.   Turn south and go three miles to 25033 SW Pacific Highway, on your right just past Brookman/Chapman Road.

From HWY 99W/Newberg: head towards Sherwood on Hwy 99W, make a U-Turn on Chapman Road, take the first right into the driveway.

PARKING:

Please follow the instructions of the parking crew.  Be prepared to walk up the hill.

TIMES:

• Registration desk will open at 7:30 AM
• Clinic scheduled to begin at 8:00 AM
• Lunch will be a half an hour
• Clinic is scheduled to end between 4:30/5:00 PM

LUNCH:

Lunch will be available onsite for purchase directly from DevonWood for $5.00 (sandwich, chips, drink – cash/exact change will be appreciated) or you can brown bag it or leave/come back.  There will be some tables/chairs set up in the DevonWood Clubhouse.

VENDORS:

We will have approximately 10 sponsoring vendors on site with products, clothing and tack available – bring your checkbooks and debit/credit cards for some great Holiday shopping opportunities!

SEATING:

ODS and DevonWood will be providing 200 folding chairs and then there are approximately 100 seats available in the bleachers.   You may want to bring your own chair.

Dear ODS Members

The ODS Fall Festival is approaching capacity for reserved seating.  If you are planning on attending, please get your reservation turned into the ODS Office not later than Thursday, October 27, 2011.   At this point, walk-in registration may be available, however, it is not guaranteed.  We will do our best to post on the ODS Fall Festival webpage if we reach capacity and cannot accept walk-ins.

Visit www.oregondressage.com/banquet.html for details – there is a link to descriptions of educational sessions, the Saturday classroom schedule, Silent Auction items already pledged, online registration and more.

Thank you,

ODS Office

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Dear ODS Members,
We’re happy to announce the classes that will be held on Saturday, November 5^th, during the ODS Fall Festival which will be held at the Shilo Inn- Airport in Portland, OR.  If you have not already signed up for the Saturday session, please take this opportunity.  Saturday’s daytime session goes from 8 AM to 5 PM and includes at least 8 different classroom education options PLUS the luncheon presentation by Mary Cornelius of her Elder Horse Project and a 40^th Anniversary Celebration Cake and Coffee break in the afternoon.  Updates will be posted at www.oregondressage.com/banquet.html.  There will also be onsite vendors and time to connect with your friends.  This is a USDF University Credit approved educational opportunity.   The daytime session is included in the VIP all-inclusive ticket or may be purchased separately.  If you have already purchased sessions but want to add the Saturday daytime session, please phone the ODS Office at (503) 681-2337 so that we may make that adjustment on your behalf.

3 Strategies That Will Help You Raise Your Scores Every Time You Show

Presented by Cathy Rivers, a Certified Life and Business Coach

This class will be presented Saturday, November 5th at 8 AM in Mt. St. Helens Classroom

This session will explore 3 strategies that will help you consistently raise your scores show after show. Cathy will share tips and information that you can apply immediately to your work with your horse.

• Strategy #1: Eliminate your primary source of self-sabotage (and Cathy will tell you what it is!)
• Strategy #2: Train your brain to be an asset not a liability
• Strategy #3: Manage your emotions so your emotions won’t manage you

About the Presenter: Cathy Rivers of Big Horse Dreams, Inc. is the Equestrian’s Confidence Coach. While equestrians should always strive to improve their horsemanship, Cathy believes magic happens for the equestrian when their confidence surpasses their riding technique. Cathy’s Gold Medal Programs complement traditional training, focusing solely on the vital ingredient of confidence for horse and rider. Cathy is the author of the Equestrian’s Confidence Assessment, a tool that gives any horse and rider pair a profile of their combined confidence. Cathy is a Certified Life and Business Coach. Her practice now focuses on helping equestrians create lives that allow their own big horse dreams to come true. Cathy lives on her farm outside Olympia WA where she breeds and trains Swedish Warmbloods.

Show Biz –Scribe Training

Presented by Rose Newman
This class will be presented Saturday, November 5^th at 8 AM in the Mt. Adams Classroom

This session will break down the duties and responsibilities for this critical dressage show volunteer position.  Without scribes, a dressage show cannot be held. The primary function of the Scribe is to transcribe (put into writing) the Judge’s scores and comments onto the test scoring sheet, thereby allowing the Judge to maintain continuous visual contact with the horse and rider during a test.  Judges depend upon the Scribe to quickly, accurately, legibly, and quietly record the scores and comments made about each ride.  Scribing provides a unique opportunity for interested individuals to learn more about how shows are judged. This session will provide an overview of basic training for scribes (both newbies and those volunteers seeking a refresher course) – there will be instructions for proper spelling of the terminology, abbreviations used in dressage as well as a description of the protocol that comes with the duty.

About the Presenter: Rose Newman is currently the ODS President Elect, on several show management teams and is on multiple ODS Committees.  In addition, she managed the 2010 & 2011 USDF Region 6 Championship Show and serves on several national USDF committees as well.  She is active nationally as a volunteer and has been recognized multiple times as an ODS Volunteer of the Year as well as the Region 6 Volunteer of the Year. She lives in Vancouver, Washington and is a member of the Fort Vancouver Chapter – ODS.

Helping the Performance Horse – Diagnostic and Treatment Options at OSU

Presented by Dr. Erica McKenzie

This class will be presented Saturday, November 5th at 9 AM in the Mt. Rainier Classroom, just prior to the ODS Annual Membership Meeting.

About the Presenter: Dr. Erica McKenzie graduated from Murdoch University in Western Australia in 1996 and has been on faculty at OSU since 2005. She is a boarded specialist in large animal medicine, and obtained her PhD working with Dr. Stephanie Valberg at the University of Minnesota studying dietary management of muscle disease in Thoroughbred racehorses. Dr McKenzie has a strong interest in human and animal exercise physiology and nutrition and her research work has focused on horses and racing sled dogs. She is a committee member for the international conference of equine exercise physiology and an honorary Diplomate of the new specialty college of veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation.

ShowBiz  –  ”How to put on a successful dressage show”

Presented by Rose Newman and Siobhan Barker

This class will be presented Saturday, November 5th at from 1:30 – 5:00  PM in the Mt. St. Helens Classroom

The session will give an overview of the essentials of running a dressage show. The difference between USEF licensed, ODS league and schooling shows will be explained. In addition the particular roles and responsibilities of the manager and secretary before, during and after the show will be covered.

The session will be particularly useful for those who are planning a show, or for riders who are new to dressage or those who want to know what goes on behind the scenes.

About the Presenters:

Rose Newman is currently the ODS President Elect, on several show management teams and is on multiple ODS Committees.  In addition, she managed the 2010 & 2011 USDF Region 6 Championship Show and serves on several national USDF committees as well.  She is active nationally as a volunteer and has been recognized multiple times as an ODS Volunteer of the Year as well as the Region 6 Volunteer of the Year. She lives in Vancouver, Washington and is a member of the Fort Vancouver Chapter – ODS.

Siobhan Barker, show secretary for local licensed shows and the 2011 GAIG/USDF Region 6 Championships. Siobhan serves on the ODS shows committee, is responsible for ODS league show awards and acts as ODS historian. She is an active competitor at League shows and the occasional licensed show.  Siobhan lives in Banks with 3 Thoroughbreds, 1 naughty pony, 3 cats and husband Christopher.

Nutritional considerations for performance horses in health and disease

Presented by Dr. Erica McKenzie

This class will be presented Saturday, November 5th at 1:30 PM in the Mt. Rainier Classroom

This class will include determining energy and electrolyte supplementation for healthy horses, and disease conditions that can benefit from nutritional management including airway problems, muscular problems, gastric ulceration and weight problems.

About the Presenter: Dr. Erica McKenzie graduated from Murdoch University in Western Australia in 1996 and has been on faculty at OSU since 2005. She is a boarded specialist in large animal medicine, and obtained her PhD working with Dr. Stephanie Valberg at the University of Minnesota studying dietary management of muscle disease in Thoroughbred racehorses. Dr McKenzie has a strong interest in human and animal exercise physiology and nutrition and her research work has focused on horses and racing sled dogs. She is a committee member for the international conference of equine exercise physiology and an honorary Diplomate of the new specialty college of veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Lameness – From Clinical Exam to Advanced Imaging

Presented by Dr. Susan Emerson of Equine Performance
This class will be presented Saturday, November 5th at 3:30 PM in the Mt. Rainier Room

The talk will begin with a brief description of a complete lameness exam and the diagnostic process. This will lead naturally into the types of imaging we now have available to aid in diagnosing simple and complex lameness up to and including MRI. Cases will be used during the presentation to highlight points relevant to the diagnostic process as well as highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of different imaging modalities

About the Presenter: Dr. Susan Emerson arrived in the Northwest in May of 2006 to join Northwest Equine Performance as an intern, and subsequently staying on as an associate. She is a native of Ontario, Canada and has worked with and ridden horses for over 20 years. She has always had a special interest in lameness diagnosis. Dr. Emerson graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in Ontario, Canada in 2005. Followed by one year of private practice at the top Thoroughbred Racetrack in Canada where she had been involved in the veterinary medicine side of thoroughbred racing for the previous 7 years. Sue has a particular interest in musculo-skeletal diagnostic imaging including radiography, ultrasound, nuclear scintigraphy, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). She also has a very strong drive to continue to incorporate new and emerging therapies and hone her skills as a performance horse practitioner. Sue enjoys giving back to the industry through mentorship of students interested in veterinary medicine, educational talks to horse owners and veterinary groups, as well as acting as the Team Veterinarian for the USEA Young Rider Team for Area VII. In her spare time, Sue enjoys hiking, photographing beautiful Oregon, and playing tennis.

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This e-mail is sent to the current members of Oregon Dressage Society.  If you do not wish to be on this e-mail list, please e-mail the office – office@oregondressage.com and request “UNSUBSCRIBE”.   ODS – 880 NE 25th Ave, Suite 2, PMB #173, Hillsboro OR 97124 — Phone:  503.681.2337  Fax: 503.681.3873 – http://www.oregondressage.com

I need photographs!

Hello All,

I am beginning to compile the 2011 ODS year book. I have lots of information about events, I have competition results and I have chapter reports.

What I don’t have is illustrations.

If you were a champion in 2011 (or reserve) a photo of you and your horse would be grand, not necessarily at a show.

Did your horse win an award outside ODS? Again a photo would be nice.

What did your chapter do? Photos of events are very much appreciated.

Does anyone have photos of the Dolly Hannon tests clinic or the L program sessions?

Behind the scene show photos are always interesting.

Don’t forget to include the names of all those in the photo and a brief description of where/when/what.

Also, I need articles, photographs, illustrations of ODS members mentioned elsewhere in the press. I am limited to USDF Connection, USEF Equestrian and Flying Changes.

The year books have been essential to the production of the soon to be published ODS 40^th Anniversary book.

Please e-mail to Siobhan@haywardfarm.com or snail mail to

Siobhan Barker

53363 NW Hayward Rd

Banks, OR 97106-8830

Many Thanks

Siobhan

ODS Historian

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Hello Friends!

Thank you to the following individuals and businesses for your generous donations to the ODS Silent Auction:

FITS/Fun In The Saddle

Glisan Street Saddlery

Beth Glosten – Ride in Balance

Audrey Staton DVM

Bearpaw & Linda Poetsch

Gallops Saddlery

Jana Photography

Lorenzo Ghiglieri

Karen Thomas

Central Oregon Chapter

Natalie McGowan

Back on Track

Dry Den/Bear Mtn Forest Products

Horse Tech

Grand Meadows

Triple Crown Horse Feed

Blue Bridle Insurance

Al’s Garden Center

Winning Touch Sporthorse Massage

Instructors

Jessica Rattner

Alyssa Pitts

Judy Hermann

Janie Savoie

Charlotte Bredahl

We are just a couple weeks away from the Fall Festival, and I still need more items for the silent auction. I have been soliciting horse businesses, feed stores, hotels, B & Bs, nurseries and artists; however, our best items will come from you and your personal relationships!

Please think creatively in the gifts you have to offer…art, jewelry, knitting, garden, books, ceramics, homemade or canned goods, artisan soap, candles, stationary….

For example, I know Joyce Stride makes great dill pickles, canned tomatoes, garlic, and dilly beans. You have to be family or someone really special to get these!  I think she might be persuaded to put a basket together. We are all sharing in a good cause, friendship, and fun!

Send me an email, so I can get your item on the list!

Check out the webpage for the Silent Auction – http://oregondressage.com/banquet-silentauction.html

Thank you,

Wendy Redhouse

wendylillykatechris@yahoo.com

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Dear Oregon Dressage Society Members,

Please into your USDF online account and vote for two ODS Directors at Large and one Regional Representative.  If you have not yet used your USDF login, it is located at the top, right hand side of the USDF homepage – http://usdf.org/.

When you log in, the USDF system will ask you which ODS Region you live in – North, Central, South or East.

After you make your selection, the computer will automatically direct you to your ballot.  If you do not wish to vote for someone listed, there is a selection for none of the above; if you wish to write-in a name, please be sure that the person is an ODS member and that the person will accept the position should they be voted in.

Voting will close IN ONE WEEK, October 21st  and the winners will be announced at the ODS General Membership Meeting which will be held on November 5th in Portland, OR.

Region designations and USDF numbers are located on the ODS online roster – http://www.oregondressage.com/2011AllCurrentMembersForWebsite.pdf.  If you have any other questions, or if you require assistance, please call our office at (503) 681-2337.

Thank you.

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Hillsboro, Oregon: The Oregon Dressage Society, Inc. (ODS) announces the six selected demonstration horse/rider combinations who will be riding in the upcoming Steffen Peters symposium on November 6^th at the DevonWood Equestrian Centre in Sherwood, Oregon.

The selected combinations include:

• Dr. Barbara Crabbe, DVM, an adult amateur of Oregon City, OR, riding Bel Aire, a 5 year old 16.2 hand Dutch Warmblood Mare (KWPN) – Training Level
• Anna Keenan, a 20-year-old young rider of Dexter, OR, riding Lena, a 5-year old 16.2 hand Hanoverian Mare – Second Level
• Cristy Wilkerson, an adult amateur of Ravensdale, WA, riding Vivagenda, a 9 year old 16.2 hand Dutch Warmblood Mare  (KWPN) – Third Level
• Jason MacAfee, an instructor/trainer of Albany, OR, riding Dynamic Hit, a 8 year old 17 hand Danish Warmblood Gelding – Fourth Level
• Madeline McKallip, a a 20-year-old young rider of Portland, OR, riding Donna Carina, a 15 year old 16 hand Hanoverian Mare – Intermediare I
• Jessica Wisdom, an instructor/trainer of Ridgefield, WA, riding North Forks Cardi, a 10 year old 14.3 hand Welsh Cob Stallion owned by Cynthia Miller of Pleasant Hill, OR and Jessica Wisdom – Grand Prix
• Alternate: Nancy Weaver, an adult amateur of Bend, OR, riding Zhorick DG, a 7 year old 16.3 hand Dutch Warmblood (KWPN) Gelding – First Level
• Alternate: Heather Oleson, an instructor/trainer of Eagle, ID, riding Escorial, a 13 year old 17 hand Wesfalen Gelding – Grand Prix

Demonstration horse/rider combinations were selected by a 5-member volunteer committee compromised of ODS members from across the Pacific Northwest.  Selection criteria included the necessity for the demonstration horse to be able to work in a chaotic environment, being able to perform all movements at the level on the application, and the rider’s acknowledgement in their role as a demo rider and agreement to respectfully follow all requests and instructions made by the clinician.   “We had 53 horse/rider combinations apply to be demo riders at this event,” stated Rachel Merusi, the selection committee chair.   “The committee had a tough time narrowing the selections down to six combinations.”   The committee made an effort to include multiple breeds of horses, to equally include professional riders, adult amateurs and junior/young riders and to incorporate horse/rider combinations from across the ODS regions.

In addition to the six scheduled symposium horse/rider combinations selected by the committee, Steffen Peters has agreed to work with Para-Equestrian Lise Yervasi of Baker City, OR.   Yervasi was originally diagnosed with ALS (“Lou Gehrig’s Disease) in 2009 however she actually suffers from a rare autoimmune motor neuron disorder.  She received her international grade certificate of Grade IV Para-Equestrian (which is equivalent to Third Level) at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky.   Yervasi’s horse is a 12 year old 17 hand US bred Hanoverian named Brendan Braveheart.  Brendan Braveheart is the infamous Olympic mount Brentina’s brother who was gifted to Yervasi by retired Olympic and Para-Equestrian Dressage Judge Libby Anderson from Jupiter, Florida.

The Steffen Peters symposium will be held as a part of the ODS Fall Festival and 40^th Anniversary Celebration.  The ODS Fall Festival will be kicked off on Saturday, November 5^th at the Shilo Inn – Portland Airport.  The day will be compromised of classroom education, a lunchtime presentation by Portland’s own internationally recognized equestrian photographer Mary Cornelius, a 40^th Anniversary Celebration in the afternoon and an evening annual Special Awards Banquet.  Olympian Steffen Peters will make a rare Oregon appearance during the ODS Fall Festival to speak at the ODS anniversary banquet and to give a symposium as part of Oregon Dressage Society’s continued commitment to dressage education for riders of all ages and experience levels.

Peter’s highlights include being named to three US Olympic teams; Bronze medals at the Olympics and World Equestrian Games , FEI World Cup Champion, Champion of Dressage at Aachen, Germany and two time USEF Equestrian of the Year.   Last summer, Peters swept the small tour in Aachen, Germany astride one mount and scored exceptionally well with another.  Then, in September, he went 6 for 6 at the 2011 US Dressage Championships in New Jersey.

Peters will be arriving in Portland fresh from the Pan Am Games – the one international event he has yet to dominate.  The U.S. won team gold at the last two Pan Ams, in Santo Domingo in 2003 and Rio de Janeiro in 2007, and in Rio also claimed the individual gold and silver medals.  Peters, of San Diego, California, has won individual and team medals before but never team gold.  “Of course the individual medals will be interesting, but my priority and 90 percent of this whole adventure is the team effort. That’s what I’m so excited about,” said Peters to the Chronicle of the Horse in September.   Born in Germany , Peters has been in the United States since 1985 and became a U.S. citizen in 1992.  He is a 3-time Olympic dressage team member and world renowned instructor – trainer – rider.

For information on the ODS Fall Festival or to sign up, please contact the Oregon Dressage Society’s Office at (503) 681-2337, or visit www.oregondressage.com for details and online registration.

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Dear ODS Member,

The volunteer in charge of the ODS League Show Rider Awards has compiled a list for the 2011 ODS League Show season for rides earning a score of 60% or better.  It is very important for you to review the list for accuracy, please.  The spreadsheet includes results received by 10/5/11 and is posted here – 2011-ODSLeagueShowAwards-OctoberDraft.

All riders are asked to please check your results have been collated correctly.

Especially check the spelling of your name and the horse’s name.  This is how it will be spelled on your awards plate.

Also check that the correct number of rides at each level is recorded.

Corrections and omissions to siobhan@haywardfarm.com – not to the ODS Office.
Thank you!

ODS Office

(click on coupon to enlarge)

**Audrey Staton, DVM is a current ODS Business Member.  In return for paying higher dues, ODS Business Members are permitted to send 1 broadcast e-mail per quarter.  Please contact the ODS Office for details.