Welcome to the Oak Ridge Horse Show
Oak Ridge Horse Show 2010
Preparations are in full swing for the 2010 Oak Ridge Horse Show
The 2010 Oak Ridge Horse Show is scheduled for Friday & Saturday, April 2 & 3. (Begining at 8:00am both days.)
Ticket Prices are $12.00 for Adults and $8.00 for Senior Citizens and Children on the day of the show, or you can purchase your tickets early using our online payment option. Online Adult tickets are $10.00 and Seniors and Childrens tickets are $6.00.
Entry fees for this years horse show are $12.00 day of the show and $10.00 for early bird entries. All jackpot entries are $15.00 and the Muttin Bustin Entry is also $15.00 per rider.
If you are interested in participating or volunteering with this years horse show, or just have a question that needs an answer, you can contact:
General information - Sharon Smith 336-643-1425
Vendors contact - Billy Newman 336-215-8742
Entry contact - Lynn Sprague 336-644-6862
March the 4th is the deadline to get your ads placed in the Oak Ridge Horseshow Program and it is also the last day you can sign-up as a sponsor for the horse show.
So, how do you get to the Oak Ridge Horse Show? You can Google directions to 6900 Belford Road, Summerfield, NC or just take a look at our map. Right click your mouse button and select "view image" to see the map at a larger scale.
Cooler Horsemanship DemoJames and Kate Cooler run Cooler Horsemanship out of the beautiful Fiore Farms, located in Summerfield, NC. Cooler Horsemanship "Equine Communication without Boundaries" is a natural horsemanship program that focuses on gaining a relationship of willing cooperation with your horse. James and Kate not only can help you achieve the relationship you want with your horse in person, but have developed the Cooler Horsemanship Online Library. This library contains videos, pictures and text that provide horse owners with the knowledge they need to have a successful relationship with their horse, and provides inspiration for anyone and everyone who has ever loved horses. In conjunction with continuing to develop and teach the Cooler Horsemanship program and philosophies, James will be acting as the Equestrian Director of Fiore Farms. It is the goal of both Cooler Horsemanship and Fiore Farms to build an equine community that puts the horse first, and goals second. To learn more about Cooler Horsemanship visit: www.CoolerHorsemanship.com
Come out and meet Marley, our equine rescue buddy from Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue and see James and Kate with their horses as they demonstrate how the Cooler Horsemanship Program can impact the relationship between you and your horse.
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