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Capital City Horse & Pony
Club (CCHPC) The
Capital City Horse & Pony club sports a very relaxed atmosphere for riders of
all ages. Fun, learning environment. Come out, watch or join for an enjoyable
experience with horses and riders. English, bareback & western classes, Working
Pleasure, Egg Race and Games. Located at 12900 North 14th Street, Lincoln
(1/2 N of 14th & Waverly Rd). Attire is relaxed keeping safety in mind. For
more information contact Dale Booton at 402-783-2087. New web site:
http://cchpc.org/ .
The Colts and Fillies Saddle Club
We are a family oriented saddle
club that spends hours in the saddle out on the trail. We have monthly meetings
usually the second Sunday of each month. We have members in Missouri, Nebraska
and Iowa ranging from age 3 to 60 something. Each month hosts a different
location for a weekend camping trail ride ending with our meeting on Sunday. It
is a huge amount of fun! No requirements for membership except the love of
horses and willing spirit toward FUN! If you have any questions, please contact
Jody Bidlack at horsejody@yahoo.com or
you can call Ron Rookstool at (402) 296-4608 or Brad & Jody at (402) 359-4986.
Come and join the fun!
The Council Bluffs Saddle Club,
Inc.
The Council Bluffs Saddle Club
meets the third Tuesday each month at 7:00 p.m. at New Life Assembly located at
11 North 24th Street in Council Bluffs. The saddle club participates in
S.I.S.C.O. horse shows, clinics, trail rides and other fun activities. Please
come join us. For information, contact club president:
Karen Brundidge at
k.brundidge@att.net.
The Crescent Outlaws Saddle Club
Friends Bud and Roy saw a need for
a saddle club in the area and the Crescent Outlaws was formed in the 1970's.
Their goal was to provide a family-friendly horse club for their children,
friends and community. Over the years, the Outlaws have participated in
countless parades, trail rides and fun shows. Support youth and community
through organized rides, fun shows and community service. If you are in western
Iowa or eastern Nebraska & love horses, feel free to join us!
Meetings are held on the 4th
Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7:00 PM. For more details & meeting
locations, visit our website at
www.crescentoutlawssaddleclub.com.
Golden Spurs Saddle Club, Allen,
NE
Non-riding meetings are usually
held at the Allen-Waterbury Fire Hall in Allen, NE (and pot luck meal). $5
annual dues put you on the mailing list to receive current monthly ride
information. 2005 ride start times are all 4:00 p.m. unless indicated
differently. Rides include a potluck picnic. Dwaine Oswald, President, Phone
402-635-2232 or Lori Hansen, Secretary/Treasurer Phone 402-256-3549. Or email
Marvel marvelr@bloomnet.com .
Great Plains Mounted Shooters,
SW Iowa
Cowboy Mounted Shooting® is one of
the nation’s fastest growing equestrian sports. Mounted contestants compete in
this fast action timed event using two .45 caliber single action revolvers each
loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition. We welcome
your participation. For more information,
visit the web site
or email
Tony Winton, President or call 712-624-9044 .
Hastings Saddle Club
The Hastings Saddle Club located in Hastings, NE
is a family oriented club. We meet the first Monday of the month in Hastings.
The club has trail rides, speakers, a picnic, a Christmas party, a club trip,
and usually sponsors a horse show. We also park cars on horseback at the Adams
County Fair for our fundraiser. The club either mails or emails a monthly
newsletter. Come Join Us! Contact Lynetta Snelling at 402-756-7208.
Hooper Saddle Club
Hooper Saddle Club located in
Hooper, Nebraska is open for anyone to join no matter their age or location. We
are a family oriented club and have trail rides throughout the year. The Hooper
Saddle club also puts on an open horse show every July at our clubs arena
located north of Hooper. Contact Jamie Yeager at
pmfhorses@hotmail.com or call
402-654-2431 for more information.
Middle of the
Trail Distance Riders Association (MOTDRA)
MOTDRA
is a little more than a competitive trail ride but not quite an endurance ride
The pace of the rides are usually faster than most averaging 5-7 mph. The rides
are timed events the horse, not the rider is judged. Rides are one day rides
with usually 2 distances; the limited class of 15 miles and an open class of
either 25 or 30 miles. MOTDRA has year end awards that can be worked for all
year long. For your Nebraska connection,
email Bev.
Midwest Horse Science Program
The Midwest Horse Science Program,
Inc. (MHSP) is designed to help individuals learn and develop their
horsemanship skills in a safe and supportive environment. All classes and
courses are offered by head instructor Tricia Brown, Certified American Riding
Instructor. The MHSP offers several classes to accommodate various riders of all
skill levels and ages. Contact 402.826.3007 or email
thunderstruck@navix.net .
Mills County Saddle
Club (MCSC), Glenwood, Iowa
We meet the first Wednesday of each
month. Our youth group meets at 6:30 p.m. and general membership meets at 7:30
p.m. The MCSC participates in and sponsors all-breed horse shows as well as
organizes trail rides and other social activities. All ages are welcome! E-mail
for details: millerbren@yahoo.com
Nebraska Endurance and Competitive Trail Ride Association (NECTRA)
NECTRA: The Sport To Do! The Place
To Be! Competitive trail riding is fun for you & your horse. If you enjoy
trail riding, learning new things about your horse & yourself and meeting great
people; competitive trail riding may be for you.
NECTRA belongs to
NATRC Region 6 and there are rides almost
every weekend during the spring and summer. The emphasis is on teaching riders
how to improve their horsemanship skills. Riders & horses are judged during a
competitive ride. You ride approximately 40-- 50 miles a weekend. Come, join
and be part of this exciting sport!!! Email
Kathy
Newberg or call 402.782.8735. Visit the web site at
www.nectra.info .
Nebraska Horse Clubs Association
Our members have been promoting the
winning combination of horse and rider and family togetherness since 1949 in the
southeastern part of Nebraska. Our group is made up of local saddle clubs, 4H
clubs, families and individuals. All horse enthusiasts, members or non-members,
are encouraged to attend our shows. For more information, log on to
www.nebraskahorseclubs.org .
Nebraska Horse Trails Committee
The Nebraska Horse Trails Committee
(NHTC), a committee of the Nebraska Horse Council, was formed in August of 2000
to unite, educate and represent the equestrian community for the promotion,
improvement and development of Nebraska trails for all horse users. We are
working to preserve horse trails in our state! New members & volunteers are
always welcome!
Visit NHTC web site. Email
Kathy
Newberg or call 402.782.8735.
Nebraska Pinto Horse
Association (NPtHA)
The Nebraska Pinto Horse
Association is a family friendly club that offers something for everyone! Our
shows include a wide variety of classes, with divisions ranging from the
walk-trot youth, 13 & Under youth, 14-18 youth, Novice walk-trot adult amateur,
Novice amateur, amateur and open horse division. We have halter classes,
showmanship, english and western performance, gymkhana, miniature performance
and pleasure/saddle type performance. We have excellent show high point awards
as well as division and class, year end high point awards. Please visit our
website for more information at www.nptha.com
or contact Kim Bowen at 402-797-3557 /
kgbwings@yahoo.com
Northeast Nebraska Barrel Racers
Located in Wayne, NE, an exciting
new club for barrel racers! Started in 2004, barrel races are held at Wayne
County Fairgrounds. Email
Melissa Henrich of Wisner or call 402-529-6976 for more information. Visit
NNBR web site.
Omaha Stockyards Saddle Club
A group of people who enjoy getting
together throughout the year for various events including trail rides, parades,
a horse show and campouts. The saddle club owns an arena on North 60th St. in
Omaha, just north of Hwy 36. Members are entitled to use the arena whenever they
want, but Wednesday evenings is the usual day for gathering there. For more
information, you may email
Colleen Hamer or call 402-533-4662.
The Platte River Riders of
Nebraska
An adult ride every Wednesday
evening at a pre-designated trail. Anyone adult who wants this quality time to
ride, can come & ride with us. No trail boss, membership or dues. Whoever is
present on Wednesday is that night's group. Rides are scheduled in the
Omaha/Lincoln area, Central Nebraska and Northern Nebraska each Wednesday,
beginning in mid-April. For contact information click on
Platte River Riders .
Pony Express Riders of Iowa, Inc.
A network of volunteer "Riders" who
host fundraisers in their home county throughout the year. No formal
qualifications are needed to become a member of Pony Express - men, women, and
children join in the common cause of helping children and adults with
disabilities. The money raised is used to benefit Camp Sunnyside in Des Moines,
IA. Smiles on the children's faces and making a difference in their lives is
the truest reward! For more information contact
Charley Scarlett or visit
Pony Express Riders.
Ridin'
on Faith
Are you dreaming of a horse or are
the parent of a horse crazy child, but haven't taken the plunge into horse
ownership? The Ridin' on Faith program, from Pure Country Paints of Brainard,
is more than just riding lessons. It may just be the alternative you are
looking for to help you find your riding niche! Also, coming soon: mini
retreats! Visit Riding on Faith or
contact
Michele Jakub.
Salt Creek Wranglers/Lincoln
Salt Creek Wranglers of Lincoln
offers speed nights at their arena May through October. In addition, the 4-H
Silver Dollar Series is designed to prepare the serious 4-H rider for major
upcoming shows. Visit
www.saltcreekwranglers.com which includes shows and speed nights. Contact
Coleen Warner at 402.477.4697 or email
coleen@brstores.com .
Sandhills Hunter/Jumper Assoc.
Our club is located in North Platte, NE with members from all over Nebraska &
Eastern Colorado. We have 2 clinics per year along with 4 horse shows also
located in North Platte. We are trying to build interest in English riding and
jumping. We have approximately 50 active members and our numbers keep growing as
folks hear about us and find out how much fun jumping is. So if you are in the
area and interested in joining
click here to visit our
webpage or visit
www.jumpropestables.com and use the link to the Sandhills hunter/jumper
assoc. We hope to hear from you soon!
The Thunderstruck Trail
Riders of Nebraska
A new non-profit organization,
primarily within 50 miles of Lincoln. Our mission is to promote good
horsemanship, sportsmanship, camaraderie, and the preservation and enjoyment of
equestrian trails in Nebraska and bordering states. We are a young and growing
organization so we need more trail riders and fresh ideas. For information,
email
Sarah Garcia or visit
www.thunderstrucktr.info
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Turkey
Creek Regulators - Mounted Shooting Club
Mounted shooting competitions,
demonstrations & exhibitions. A family oriented club. New riders always
welcome. Men, women, children of all ages. Contact Rich Newberg at
402.782.8735 or email
Rich Newberg or
Visit Turkey Creek Regulators online.
The Waubonsie Saddle Club,
Inc., Sidney, IA
The Reorganized Waubonsie Saddle
Club, Inc. was originally formed in 1952. It has undergone numerous changes
throughout the years, but has been continuously active since its beginning.
Named after Chief Waubonsie, and nestled in the Loess Hills of far southwest
corner of Iowa and based in Sidney, Iowa. WSC is a family oriented, active
saddle club. We hold two Open Trail Rides annually (through the Loess Hills) as
well as numerous Club Rides and Pennings/Sortings. We also host the Iowa
Championship USTRC Team Roping in June. We meet the 1st Tuesday of the month at
Whip's steakhouse in Sidney, IA at 7:30 in the basement. Dues are $5 for and
individual or $10 for a family. Contact us at
waubonsiesaddleclub@yahoo.com
for membership information.
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