Horse Council offer four-legged extravaganza at annual Pear Festival
SUNDAY, 12 OCTOBER 2014 -
EDITOR LAKE COUNTY NEWS
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – From the very small miniature horses and donkeys to the very large Percheron drafts, Lake County Horse Council’s third annual Horse Faire at the Kelseyville Pear Festival this year was perhaps bigger and better than years past.
With more paddocks and more horses than in previous years and an over-the-top Kiddie Korral, hundreds of festival goers and families with children filtered through the Horse Faire over the course of the day.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – From the very small miniature horses and donkeys to the very large Percheron drafts, Lake County Horse Council’s third annual Horse Faire at the Kelseyville Pear Festival this year was perhaps bigger and better than years past.
With more paddocks and more horses than in previous years and an over-the-top Kiddie Korral, hundreds of festival goers and families with children filtered through the Horse Faire over the course of the day.
For entire article:
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Lake County Horse Council Announces New Executive
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MONDAY, 30 JUNE 2014
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Dr. Glenn Benjamin of Upper Lake has been elected as the Lake County Horse Council’s interim president, following the resignation of Virginia Vovchuk. Dr. Benjamin, Cornell University graduate and practicing veterinarian for 52 years, began his career in California as a restorative equine surgeon. One of Safari West’s founders in Santa Rosa, and proud owner of a herd of Percherons, Benjamin, and his wife Dana DiRicco, care for and show their beautiful draft horses all over the Western U.S. and Canada, and among the herd are grand champions and reserve champions at Grass Valley and Calgary competitions. Active in the SPCA and local Farm Bureau, Benjamin is a hard-working advocate for horses and other animals in Lake County. Click here for entire article |
Highland Springs Recreation Area Off-Road Trails Closed to Equestrian, Bicycle Use During Rainy Season
MONDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2014 LAKE COUNTY NEWS REPORTS
" .... In previous years, heavy wet-season trail use damaged some of the trails. This seasonal closure to horses and bicycles is designed to prevent further damage to and deterioration of the trails and to minimize soil erosion throughout the park.
A recent grant from the American Quarter Horse Association and the Tractor Supply Co. has funded trail repair work by the Lake County Horse Council, in cooperation with the Department of Water Resources and Highland Springs Trails Volunteers...." Click here for entire article
MONDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2014 LAKE COUNTY NEWS REPORTS
" .... In previous years, heavy wet-season trail use damaged some of the trails. This seasonal closure to horses and bicycles is designed to prevent further damage to and deterioration of the trails and to minimize soil erosion throughout the park.
A recent grant from the American Quarter Horse Association and the Tractor Supply Co. has funded trail repair work by the Lake County Horse Council, in cooperation with the Department of Water Resources and Highland Springs Trails Volunteers...." Click here for entire article
Lake County Horse Council Celebrates "Year of the Horse"
THURSDAY, 30 JANUARY 2014
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The 2014 Lunar Calendar starts Jan. 31 and will be celebrated as the “Year of the Horse.”
In Chinese astrology, the horse year is considered a fortunate year that brings luck and good things. The Magical Horse has supernatural powers, is heroic, strong, and can even fly.
It has long been known that the bond between horse and rider is perhaps the most sophisticated and intriguing example of cooperation between man and animal.
The Lake County Horse Council commends all horse enthusiasts and their equine partners.
Entering its fourth year in Lake County as a nonprofit, all-volunteer membership organization, the LCHC continues to promote the equine industry and recreation through coordination and support of local events, trails, equine facilities and related interests. Click here for entire article.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The 2014 Lunar Calendar starts Jan. 31 and will be celebrated as the “Year of the Horse.”
In Chinese astrology, the horse year is considered a fortunate year that brings luck and good things. The Magical Horse has supernatural powers, is heroic, strong, and can even fly.
It has long been known that the bond between horse and rider is perhaps the most sophisticated and intriguing example of cooperation between man and animal.
The Lake County Horse Council commends all horse enthusiasts and their equine partners.
Entering its fourth year in Lake County as a nonprofit, all-volunteer membership organization, the LCHC continues to promote the equine industry and recreation through coordination and support of local events, trails, equine facilities and related interests. Click here for entire article.
Horse Council Hosts Highland Springs Scavenger Hunt Trail Rally
Thursday, 02 January 2014
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council offered up its second poker ride of the year on the beautiful trails of the Highland Springs Recreation Area Saturday, Nov. 16.
The group's first poker ride, "Save The Trails, Ride The Roads," which took place this past February, was held on the Old Toll Road to encourage staying off the trails during the wet season and was a tremendous success.
With the recent trail signage and map provided by the Highland Springs Trails Volunteers,
navigation of the trail system is now much easier for those not familiar with the trails, so why not hold another poker ride? But with a little twist ...Click here for entire article.
Thursday, 02 January 2014
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council offered up its second poker ride of the year on the beautiful trails of the Highland Springs Recreation Area Saturday, Nov. 16.
The group's first poker ride, "Save The Trails, Ride The Roads," which took place this past February, was held on the Old Toll Road to encourage staying off the trails during the wet season and was a tremendous success.
With the recent trail signage and map provided by the Highland Springs Trails Volunteers,
navigation of the trail system is now much easier for those not familiar with the trails, so why not hold another poker ride? But with a little twist ...Click here for entire article.
Lake County Horse Council stages second annual Horse Faire Sept. 28
Thursday, 26 September Lake County News reports
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council joins the Kelseyville Pear Festival this Saturday, Sept. 28, with live equine demonstrations and displays for the whole family.
This year’s venue will be located right on Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, next to the Kelseyville Fire Department.
Visitors can see nearly a dozen breeds of horses up close and talk to their owners about horse care, recreation and their unique personalities.
Demonstrations are scheduled in the round pen from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., including authentic mustang and Azteca horses, the lively stepping Tennessee Walking Horse, the Lake County Horse Council president’s own registered palomino Morgan, and the elegant Gypsy Vanner, handled by Joy and Jocelyn Bennett, Lake County’s own rodeo queens. Click here for entire article.
Thursday, 26 September Lake County News reports
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council joins the Kelseyville Pear Festival this Saturday, Sept. 28, with live equine demonstrations and displays for the whole family.
This year’s venue will be located right on Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, next to the Kelseyville Fire Department.
Visitors can see nearly a dozen breeds of horses up close and talk to their owners about horse care, recreation and their unique personalities.
Demonstrations are scheduled in the round pen from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., including authentic mustang and Azteca horses, the lively stepping Tennessee Walking Horse, the Lake County Horse Council president’s own registered palomino Morgan, and the elegant Gypsy Vanner, handled by Joy and Jocelyn Bennett, Lake County’s own rodeo queens. Click here for entire article.
Horse Council completes summer trail repair
Tuesday, 17 September 2013 Lake County News reports
LAKEPORT, Calif. – Volunteers have been busy this summer improving trails at Highland Springs.
This month the Lake County Horse Council completed summer repairs of approximately 600 feet of the Lake Trail at Highland Springs Recreation Area in Lakeport.
One of the most popular hiking and riding trails in the county, the four-mile Lake Trail, circles the Highland Springs reservoir, and connects to many other trails in the park.
The trail sustained severe damage and erosion secondary to wet weather use and was in danger of being closed permanently due to safety.
The Horse Council applied for and was awarded a national trail grant from the American Quarter Horse Association and Tractor Supply Company in August 2012. Click here for entire article.
Tuesday, 17 September 2013 Lake County News reports
LAKEPORT, Calif. – Volunteers have been busy this summer improving trails at Highland Springs.
This month the Lake County Horse Council completed summer repairs of approximately 600 feet of the Lake Trail at Highland Springs Recreation Area in Lakeport.
One of the most popular hiking and riding trails in the county, the four-mile Lake Trail, circles the Highland Springs reservoir, and connects to many other trails in the park.
The trail sustained severe damage and erosion secondary to wet weather use and was in danger of being closed permanently due to safety.
The Horse Council applied for and was awarded a national trail grant from the American Quarter Horse Association and Tractor Supply Company in August 2012. Click here for entire article.
Community gathers to enjoy second annual 'Fiesta of the Horse'
Saturday, 20 July 2013
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council’s second annual Fiesta of the Horse was held on Sunday, June 30, drawing an enthusiastic crowd despite triple-digit temperatures.
More than 200 people enjoyed the shade in the spectator area.
Again the event was held at Rancho de la Fuente, on Soda Bay road outside of Lakeport.
Owners Frank and Rosana Perez rolled out the welcome mat, providing tents and chairs for the audience, and going the extra mile to be the most excellent hosts imaginable. They open up their beautiful ranch for this event at no charge, their gift to the community.
“ gift to the community” is also the Horse Council's motivation for putting on this family event, according to show organizer Deb Baumann. Click here for entire article.
Saturday, 20 July 2013
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council’s second annual Fiesta of the Horse was held on Sunday, June 30, drawing an enthusiastic crowd despite triple-digit temperatures.
More than 200 people enjoyed the shade in the spectator area.
Again the event was held at Rancho de la Fuente, on Soda Bay road outside of Lakeport.
Owners Frank and Rosana Perez rolled out the welcome mat, providing tents and chairs for the audience, and going the extra mile to be the most excellent hosts imaginable. They open up their beautiful ranch for this event at no charge, their gift to the community.
“ gift to the community” is also the Horse Council's motivation for putting on this family event, according to show organizer Deb Baumann. Click here for entire article.
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Second Annual Fiesta of the Horse scheduled for June 30
SATURDAY, 22 JUNE 2013
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council is proud to present the second annual Fiesta of the Horse on Sunday, June 30.
Parking opens at 1 p.m., the show begins at 1:30 p.m. at Rancho de la Fuente, 2290 Soda Bay Road, between Lakeport and Kelseyville.
Like last year's debut entertainment, there will be musical acts involving dancing horses, the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen Drill Team, adorable mini horses performing a musical quadrille, exciting equestrian sports such as jousting, exotic breed demos, colorful costumes and a Wild West comedy act featuring legendary sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, all packed into 90 exciting minutes. Click here for entire article.
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council is proud to present the second annual Fiesta of the Horse on Sunday, June 30.
Parking opens at 1 p.m., the show begins at 1:30 p.m. at Rancho de la Fuente, 2290 Soda Bay Road, between Lakeport and Kelseyville.
Like last year's debut entertainment, there will be musical acts involving dancing horses, the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen Drill Team, adorable mini horses performing a musical quadrille, exciting equestrian sports such as jousting, exotic breed demos, colorful costumes and a Wild West comedy act featuring legendary sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, all packed into 90 exciting minutes. Click here for entire article.
Horse Council hosts Earth Day Event and Trail Repair Kick-o ff
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – Earth Day is an annual event, celebrated on April 22, on which events are held worldwide to demonstrate support for environmental protection.
It was first celebrated in 1970, and is now coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network and celebrated in more than 192 countries each year.
So what better way to demonstrate environmental protection than to repair a severely eroded trail at the Highland Springs Recreation Area? Click here for entire article.
It was first celebrated in 1970, and is now coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network and celebrated in more than 192 countries each year.
So what better way to demonstrate environmental protection than to repair a severely eroded trail at the Highland Springs Recreation Area? Click here for entire article.
County opens Highland Springs Recreation Area off-road trails April 1
Saturday, 30 March 2013 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Department of Water Resources will be reopening off-road trails in the Highland Springs Recreation Area to bicycles and horses on Monday April 1.
These trails had been closed to prevent trail deterioration and soil erosion during the rainy months. Click here for entire article.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Department of Water Resources will be reopening off-road trails in the Highland Springs Recreation Area to bicycles and horses on Monday April 1.
These trails had been closed to prevent trail deterioration and soil erosion during the rainy months. Click here for entire article.
Lake County Horse Council Plans Spring Events Calendar
FRIDAY, 22 MARCH 2013 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council announces several fun and informative events for local horse owners and enthusiasts this spring.
Volunteers will begin reparation work on the Highland Springs Lake Trail Wednesday, May 1, thanks to a grant from AQHA and Tractor Supply Company.
To get the project started, all members and interested parties are invited for an Earth Day celebration and member potluck on Sunday, April 21, at Highland Springs Recreation Area from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Special guests will be on hand to share news and a bit of history. Click here for entire article.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council announces several fun and informative events for local horse owners and enthusiasts this spring.
Volunteers will begin reparation work on the Highland Springs Lake Trail Wednesday, May 1, thanks to a grant from AQHA and Tractor Supply Company.
To get the project started, all members and interested parties are invited for an Earth Day celebration and member potluck on Sunday, April 21, at Highland Springs Recreation Area from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Special guests will be on hand to share news and a bit of history. Click here for entire article.
Horse Council Hosts Poker Run to Preserve Trails
SATURDAY, 09 MARCH 2013 Lake County News Reports
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council held its “Save the Trails, Ride the Roads” Old Toll Road Horseback Poker Run on Saturday, Feb. 23.
Forty-four horseback riders and carriage drivers from all around Lake County as well as Redwood Valley, Ukiah, Navarro, Sebastopol and Santa Cruz County participated in the event, which was held to promote and encourage utilizing the county roads and fire roads within the Highland Springs Recreation Area during the wet season thus preserving the trai ls. Click here for entire article.
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council held its “Save the Trails, Ride the Roads” Old Toll Road Horseback Poker Run on Saturday, Feb. 23.
Forty-four horseback riders and carriage drivers from all around Lake County as well as Redwood Valley, Ukiah, Navarro, Sebastopol and Santa Cruz County participated in the event, which was held to promote and encourage utilizing the county roads and fire roads within the Highland Springs Recreation Area during the wet season thus preserving the trai ls. Click here for entire article.
Lake County Horse Council Receives Grant for Trail Improvement
Friday, 28 December 2012 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council has received a grant to improve a riding trail in the Kelseyville area.
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Tractor Supply Co., www.TractorSupply.com , made the $6,300 grant through an American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) trail conservation program.
The funds will be used by the council to make the Lake Trail in Kelseyville more safe, passable and sustainable year round. Click here for entire article.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council has received a grant to improve a riding trail in the Kelseyville area.
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Tractor Supply Co., www.TractorSupply.com , made the $6,300 grant through an American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) trail conservation program.
The funds will be used by the council to make the Lake Trail in Kelseyville more safe, passable and sustainable year round. Click here for entire article.
Highland Springs Recreation Area off-road trails closed to equestrian, bicycle uses during rainy season
Tuesday, 27 November 2012 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Department of Water Resources on Monday announced a seasonal closure of all off-road trails in the Highland Springs Recreation Area to bicycles and horses, in an effort to prevent trail deterioration and soil erosion during the rainy months.
While this closure prohibits equestrian and bicycle uses of the off-road trails; the trails remain open to hiking.
Throughout the closure, equestrians and bicyclists still will have access to and use of the main roads within the park. Click here for entire article.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Lake County Department of Water Resources on Monday announced a seasonal closure of all off-road trails in the Highland Springs Recreation Area to bicycles and horses, in an effort to prevent trail deterioration and soil erosion during the rainy months.
While this closure prohibits equestrian and bicycle uses of the off-road trails; the trails remain open to hiking.
Throughout the closure, equestrians and bicyclists still will have access to and use of the main roads within the park. Click here for entire article.
Lake County Horse Council seeks community participation in survey
Kelseyville Pear Festival celebrates 20 years of agricultural heritage
Sunday, 05 August 2012 Lake County News reports
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The 20th annual Kelseyville Pear Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Main Street in historic downtown Kelseyville.
In the fall of 1993 the first Kelseyville Pear Festival was held.
The Kelseyville Business Association decided to feature one festival per year and to promote the agricultural heritage of the community. The festival has since grown in attendance from 1,500 the first year to 9,000 last year.
“We invite everyone to attend our festival in our friendly country town,” said Marilyn Holdenried, chairman and founder of the 20th annual Kelseyville Pear Festival...
...For the first time in festival history, the Lake County Horse Council presents a free family event including live equine demonstrations, equestrian exhibitors and a parade of breeds. Learn what horse people in Lake County are doing to promote and preserve the area for the horse industry and recreation. Entrance to this event will be right off Main Street. Click here for entire article.
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The 20th annual Kelseyville Pear Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Main Street in historic downtown Kelseyville.
In the fall of 1993 the first Kelseyville Pear Festival was held.
The Kelseyville Business Association decided to feature one festival per year and to promote the agricultural heritage of the community. The festival has since grown in attendance from 1,500 the first year to 9,000 last year.
“We invite everyone to attend our festival in our friendly country town,” said Marilyn Holdenried, chairman and founder of the 20th annual Kelseyville Pear Festival...
...For the first time in festival history, the Lake County Horse Council presents a free family event including live equine demonstrations, equestrian exhibitors and a parade of breeds. Learn what horse people in Lake County are doing to promote and preserve the area for the horse industry and recreation. Entrance to this event will be right off Main Street. Click here for entire article.
Lake County's inaugural Fiesta of the Horse takes place July 1
Wednesday, 27 June 2012 Lake County News reports
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council will present the inaugural Fiesta of the Horse on Sunday, July 1.
The event, which starts at 3 p.m., will be held at Rancho de la Fuente, 2290 Soda Bay Road, between Lakeport and Kelseyville.
This is an entertainment put on by your horsey friends and neighbors, unlike anything else you've seen in Lake County.
There will be musical acts involving dancing horses performing individually or in groups (and even a horse dancing with a human!), the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen Drill Team, a Grand Entry with the National Anthem sung from horseback, exciting equestrian sports such as jousting and "La Garrocha" (think of it as "horse pole dancing"), exotic breed demos, colorful costumes and a Wild West comedy act featuring legendary sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, all packed into 90 exciting minutes. Click here for entire story.
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council will present the inaugural Fiesta of the Horse on Sunday, July 1.
The event, which starts at 3 p.m., will be held at Rancho de la Fuente, 2290 Soda Bay Road, between Lakeport and Kelseyville.
This is an entertainment put on by your horsey friends and neighbors, unlike anything else you've seen in Lake County.
There will be musical acts involving dancing horses performing individually or in groups (and even a horse dancing with a human!), the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen Drill Team, a Grand Entry with the National Anthem sung from horseback, exciting equestrian sports such as jousting and "La Garrocha" (think of it as "horse pole dancing"), exotic breed demos, colorful costumes and a Wild West comedy act featuring legendary sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, all packed into 90 exciting minutes. Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council annual meeting set for Oct. 20
Sunday, 16 October 2011 Lake County News reports
Lake County Horse Council Trail Committee members ride into Kelseyville for a dinner meeting at the Saw Shop Gallery Bistro. They include, from left to right, Karen Sullivan, Horse Council President Carol Biggs, and Kim and Mike Riley. Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council Trail Committee members ride into Kelseyville for a dinner meeting at the Saw Shop Gallery Bistro. They include, from left to right, Karen Sullivan, Horse Council President Carol Biggs, and Kim and Mike Riley. Click here for entire story.
'LEAP' group forms for animal disaster evacuation, protection; practice set for Aug. 16
Sunday, 14 August 2011 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Community members have collaborated with Lake County Animal Care and Control to form a new group to evacuate and protect animals in times of disaster, and they're looking for people interested in joining their effort.
Lake Evacuation & Animal Protection (LEAP) is the result of meetings over the past year between members of the Lake County Horse Council and county animal control officials, according to Animal Care and Control Director Bill Davidson. See story below...Click here for entire story.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Community members have collaborated with Lake County Animal Care and Control to form a new group to evacuate and protect animals in times of disaster, and they're looking for people interested in joining their effort.
Lake Evacuation & Animal Protection (LEAP) is the result of meetings over the past year between members of the Lake County Horse Council and county animal control officials, according to Animal Care and Control Director Bill Davidson. See story below...Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council hosts July 24 potluck, meeting, trail ride
Wednesday, 13 July 2011 Lake County News reports
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council's next general member meeting, which is open to the public, will be on Sunday, July 24, at Highland Springs Recreation Area outside of Lakeport. Click here for entire story.
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council's next general member meeting, which is open to the public, will be on Sunday, July 24, at Highland Springs Recreation Area outside of Lakeport. Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council meets April 21
Thursday, 14 April 2011 Lake County News reports
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council will have a public meeting on Thursday, April 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lakeport Yacht Club at 15 Fifth St. in Lakeport.
The group invites community members to come and enjoy socializing with other “horse people” and hear about important news for horse-keepers. Refreshments and door prizes also will be available. Click here for entire story.
LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lake County Horse Council will have a public meeting on Thursday, April 21, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lakeport Yacht Club at 15 Fifth St. in Lakeport.
The group invites community members to come and enjoy socializing with other “horse people” and hear about important news for horse-keepers. Refreshments and door prizes also will be available. Click here for entire story.
Final list of 2011 Stars nominees announced
Wednesday, 02 February 2011 Lake County News reports
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The final list of nominees for this year's Stars of Lake County Awards was released Wednesday.
The list, provided by the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, includes dozens of local people, businesses and other organizations active in the community.
Agriculture Award
1. Scully Packing Co., Finley
2. CA Women for Ag-Lake County Chapter AgVenture Program, Lake County
3. Lake County Horse Council, Kelseyville
Click here for entire story.
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The final list of nominees for this year's Stars of Lake County Awards was released Wednesday.
The list, provided by the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, includes dozens of local people, businesses and other organizations active in the community.
Agriculture Award
1. Scully Packing Co., Finley
2. CA Women for Ag-Lake County Chapter AgVenture Program, Lake County
3. Lake County Horse Council, Kelseyville
Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council January meeting held
Friday, 04 February 2011 Lake County News reports
Horse Council President Carol Biggs at the Lake County Horse Council's meeting on Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Horse Council President Carol Biggs at the Lake County Horse Council's meeting on Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Lake County Horse Council meets Jan. 18
Lake County Horse Council elects board of directors
Saturday, 13 November 2010 16:04 Editor
The new Lake County Horse Council officers, from left to right, are Secretary Juliana Vidich, President Carol Biggs, Treasurer Maureen Brasier and Vice President Valarie Sullivan. Click here for entire story.
The new Lake County Horse Council officers, from left to right, are Secretary Juliana Vidich, President Carol Biggs, Treasurer Maureen Brasier and Vice President Valarie Sullivan. Click here for entire story.
Lake County Horse Council holds first public meeting
Tuesday, 05 October 2010 Lake County News reports
Sonoma County Horse Council President Karl Bastian spoke at the first public meeting of the Lake County Horse Council on Tuesday, September 21, 2010, in Lakeport, Calif. Bastian shared the importance of horses to Sonoma County's economy. Click here for entire story.
Sonoma County Horse Council President Karl Bastian spoke at the first public meeting of the Lake County Horse Council on Tuesday, September 21, 2010, in Lakeport, Calif. Bastian shared the importance of horses to Sonoma County's economy. Click here for entire story.