Ranch
Horse Versatility Clinics
At
Rafter 6B Ranch
7830 Mears Rd. Auburn, CA
2010
MONTHLY PROGRESSIVE CLINICS BEGINNING
SEPTEMBER
4 - 5 Starting Time: 10:00 a.m.
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2010
Hosted Dates (subject to change)
| MARCH
13-14 |
APRIL
17-18 |
MAY
15-16 |
JUNE
12-13 |
JULY 3-4
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| AUGUST
7-8 |
SEPT
4-5 |
OCT
9-10 |
OCT
31
HORSE SHOW |
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Hosted
once a month by clinician Chris Bugenig. Learn through detailed
instruction the training process in developing the versatile
ranch horse from a local and reputable professional.
The
clinics will be progressive and include:
1.
Ranch Trail- Introducing obstacles found on the ranch
2. Ranch Cutting & Sorting- Establishing control using
the flag and cattle
3. Ranch Roping- Using a dummy steer & tracking live
cattle
4. Ranch Riding- Developing speed control at all gaits
5. Ranch Ground Manners- Developing a quiet mind |
FOR
CLINIC INFORMATION AND TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN THESE CLINICS,
CONTACT CHRIS BUGENIG AT (530)888-1306
OR
EMAIL AT rafter6b.ranch@gmail.com
Clinics
will begin at 10am and are $75 per person/session Auditors
welcome: $20 person/session Please bring your own lunch!
2010
ENTRY FORM (Excel File)
2010
ENTRY FORM (PDF)
RAFTER
6B RANCH
RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY AGREEMENT
2010
SPONSORSHIP FORM
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Rafter
6B Ranch
Is holding their
3rd Annual
Versatility Ranch Horse Show
Sunday October 31, 2010 @8:00am
At
Rafter 6B Ranch - 7830 Mears Rd. Auburn, CA
3
DIVISIONS
- OPEN/JACKPOT:
sort, box, down the fence
- LIMITED/JACKPOT:
sort, box and pen
- SUPER
LIMITED/JACKPOT: walk/jog only, drive and pen
ALL DIVISIONS
MUST COMPETE IN ALL 5 CLASSES
5 Classes per Division: Trail, Ranch Riding, Cow Work, Reining
and Halter
Limited to 25 horses
per Division
Entry Fee: $100 per Entry-All Divisions-Adults
$50.00 per Entry-17 & Under-Limited and Super Limited
ONLY
Added money jackpot:
$50-Open, $30-Limited, $20.00-Super Limited
WINNER TAKE ALL JACKPOT MONEY
Buckles to 1st in all Divisions
Prizes to 5th Place
Entries due by October 18th
Entries Limited to 25 per Division-“So Enter Early!!”
Judge: Debby Sanguinetti
Send Entries to Chris Bugenig at Rafter6b.ranch@gmail.com
For more information:(530)888-1306 |
Rafter
6B Ranch
Presents
“The Versatile Ranch Horse Series”
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The
Rafter 6B Ranch presents their 3rd Annual competition
horse show which showcases the ranch horse.
This series
was created using the NRCHA/AQHA Versatility Ranch
Horse Competition rules as a guideline only to provide
a competition that more of our local clientele would
enjoy and that would showcase the many talents of
their ranch type horses.
Our version
of the Ranch Horse competition demonstrates the versatility
of the ranch horse in five categories: ranch conformation,
ranch riding, ranch reining, cow work and ranch trail.
So come on down and join the fun. |
THE
CLASSES:
Ranch Conformation: The
ranch conformation class will be based on balance, structural
correctness, breed and sex characteristic, and degree
of muscling, with balance being the most important.
Horses are to be shown in a good working halter (rope,
braided, nylon or plain leather).
All sexes
will be judged in one class, by division. Horses will
walk to the judge one at a time then trot straight to
a cone. At the cone, the horse will continue trotting,
turn to the right and trot toward the right wall or
fence of the arena. After trotting, horses will be lined
up head to tail for individual inspection by the judge.
The judge shall inspect each horse from both sides,
front and rear. |
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Ranch
Riding: (Patterned Riding) This
class shows the horse s ability to move at a working
speed with a rider. Horses will be shown individually
(at various gaits, such as the walk, trot, or lope-depending
upon the Division), while completing a posted riding
pattern in the arena.
A horse
will be given credit for traveling with his head held
in a normal position, ears alert and moving at a natural
speed for the gait requested. Horses will be asked to
extend the lope or the trot in at least one direction.
Credit also
will be given for making a smooth transition between
the gaits, for keeping the correct lead and for maintaining
the gait until the pattern asks for a change. A rider
must show his horse with only one hand on the reins,
unless the horse is five years old or younger and is
being shown in a snaffle bit or bosal. |
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Ranch
Reining: This class shows the ability of
the ranch horse to rein. Each contestant will perform
individually.
Each Division
will have its own pattern and work as explained below.
Patterns will be posted for your review at the show.
Maneuvers are: |
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Open:
Run the designated pattern as written. Then call for the cow,
box it, make at least 2 turns (one each way) on the fence,
take down your breakaway rope or circle cow left and right
circle (your option).
Limited: Run the pattern as designated;
simple changes will not be penalized but flying changes may
be credited.
Super-limited: Walk/jog the pattern
as written.
Ranch
Trail: This class contains a course with
a minimum of six obstacles and is designed to show a
horses ability and willingness to perform several tasks
that might be asked of him during the course of a normal
days ranch work.
Whenever
possible, realistic or natural obstacles will be used
and we may set up the course outside the arena in a
natural setting.
The horse
will be judged on three gaits, walk, trot and lope performed
between the six obstacles to be determined when the
judge chooses the patter. A horse will be rewarded with
higher credit for performing these gaits on the correct
lead and with an alert attitude.
Mandatory
obstacles will include dragging a log and opening and
closing a gate. Some optional obstacles might include
crossing a water hazard, crossing a bridge, unbridling
and bridling, picking up all four feet and roping a
stationary steer. Super-limited will walk/jog only. |
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Cow
work:
Open: Cut a numbered cow as called
from the herd, hold it from the herd ranch cutting, then
take it down the fence between the fence and a cone and
put it in the pen. Total time allowed 2 minutes. |
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Limited:
Box a cow at the end of the arena, take it down the fence
between the fence and a cone and put it in the pen. Total
time allowed 2 minutes.
Super limited: Drive the cow from
the end of the arena into the pen. Total time allowed 2 minutes.
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2009 Annual Rafter 6B Ranch Versatility
Horse Show
| Results
of the Versatility Ranch Horse Show Held November 22, 2009
Open
Riders
1. Kristen Gorba – Pete
2. Mary Nelson – Rabbit
3. Bruce Florence - Zoom
4. Ron Davis – Hollywood
5. Steve Hodge – Sunny
Limited
Riders
1. Linda Foshagen – Eve
2. Jackie Quijano – Lexi
3. Debbie Glasow – Bunny
4. Sunny Gorba – Spook
5. Juliet Wofford – Dually
Super
Limited
1. Becky Miller – Vern
2. Linda Hodge – Maggie
3. Alisia Hunter – Maverick
4. Earlene Farchi – Flash
Thank
You Sponsors:
Sierra Saddlery
Carlos Silver
Skyline Silver and Trophy
Linda Foshagen
Leslie Vitale
Duff McGilvray
Thank you Contestants for a great day of showing
Thank
you to all who helped put the show together
Check
out the pictures the see how much fun you had!!
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