Registration is now open for the
Jumper Nights with Jo Ann
Due to preparations for the Washington County Ag Expo and fair we will cancel tomorrows, Wed July 16, nite with Jo-Ann but look forward to seeing you on the 30th
WCHC Proudly Presents:
Hunter/Jumper Clinic with Joe Fargis
Monday August 18th
See the clinic page for all the details
WCHC is thrilled that Bill Moroney has returned!!!
On Saturday, August 30th Hunter/Jumper Clinic with Bill Moroney!
See the clinic page for all the details
Dont't forget the 2nd Friday of every month at 7:30 is our meeting.
The first part of the meeting is open to the public.
Once public matters are finished that part of the meeting will be called to an end and the meeting will be closed for the executive board meeting
The Board has unanimously approved the following policy: “The Board shall select and approve each judge for each competitive event held by the WCHC.” The Board adopted this policy with a view towards addressing any actual or perceived conflicts of interest arising from an individual director selecting the judge for a competitive event.
Lunging at WCHC Events:
No lunging is permitted in the riding ring for any event where jumps are set up in the ring. For these types of events, participants may lunge their horses on other areas of the grounds if they choose to do that. For other events, where there are no jumps in the riding ring, lunging may be permitted at the discretion of the event manager, but at no time can there be more than two people lunging in the riding ring at the same time. For these events, participants may also lunge their horses on other areas of the grounds if they so choose. For any type of event, however, management may in its sole discretion prohibit lunging at any time in any location for any reason. Some of the circumstances in which management may choose to limit or prohibit lunging: “for example (but not by way of limitation), if management believes that the lunging poses safety concerns; interferes with or is a distraction to other riders or horses or to the judge or clinician; or interferes with ring preparation/grooming/maintenance.”
“Of course, any lunging (or other activity undertaken) at a WCHC event is done at the participant’s own risk.”
Registration is now open for the
Jumper Nights with Jo Ann
Due to preparations for the Washington County Ag Expo and fair we will cancel tomorrows, Wed July 16, nite with Jo-Ann but look forward to seeing you on the 30th
WCHC Proudly Presents:
Hunter/Jumper Clinic with Joe Fargis
Monday August 18th
See the clinic page for all the details
WCHC is thrilled that Bill Moroney has returned!!!
On Saturday, August 30th Hunter/Jumper Clinic with Bill Moroney!
See the clinic page for all the details
Dont't forget the 2nd Friday of every month at 7:30 is our meeting.
The first part of the meeting is open to the public.
Once public matters are finished that part of the meeting will be called to an end and the meeting will be closed for the executive board meeting
The Board has unanimously approved the following policy: “The Board shall select and approve each judge for each competitive event held by the WCHC.” The Board adopted this policy with a view towards addressing any actual or perceived conflicts of interest arising from an individual director selecting the judge for a competitive event.
Lunging at WCHC Events:
No lunging is permitted in the riding ring for any event where jumps are set up in the ring. For these types of events, participants may lunge their horses on other areas of the grounds if they choose to do that. For other events, where there are no jumps in the riding ring, lunging may be permitted at the discretion of the event manager, but at no time can there be more than two people lunging in the riding ring at the same time. For these events, participants may also lunge their horses on other areas of the grounds if they so choose. For any type of event, however, management may in its sole discretion prohibit lunging at any time in any location for any reason. Some of the circumstances in which management may choose to limit or prohibit lunging: “for example (but not by way of limitation), if management believes that the lunging poses safety concerns; interferes with or is a distraction to other riders or horses or to the judge or clinician; or interferes with ring preparation/grooming/maintenance.”
“Of course, any lunging (or other activity undertaken) at a WCHC event is done at the participant’s own risk.”
