Jeff Green | Feb 23, 2006
Feature Article - February 23, 2006

Feature Article
February 23, 2006NorthCountry Riders gets ready for 2006
by Meghan Balogh
Calling all horse lovers! The North Country Riders horse club is beginning their 2006 season, and the plans are bigger and better than ever.
Founded in 2005, North Country Riders (NCR) is a riding club based in Parham , Ontario . Last year, NCR hosted two horse shows, two trail rides and a fun day for their members and for horse people throughout the community.
NCR's focus is to provide riders and horses of all ages, disciplines, and riding levels an opportunity to experience a relaxed show environment, trail ride events, and horse fun days.
NCR horse shows seek to incorporate both friendly competition and learning. The judges are fair, yet also an encouragement to inexperienced riders, and willing to give advice for personal improvement. All horse shows are held at the Parham Fairgrounds.
Trail rides are hosted by various club members from all corners of Frontenac County . These events are a great way to enjoy an afternoon with your family and horses, and you can make new friends in the process.
Fun days are non-competitive and offer standard western games and games invented by the club's members. This is a great event for those who don't like the pressure of showing, who want to have some fun with their horse, and who would love to get to know other members.
We hope that you will join us for some friendly competition and fun in the summer of 2006. For more information on North Country Riders, to see a schedule of events for 2006, or to access membership and entry forms, please visit our website at www.northcountryriders.ca. Or, you can speak to board members, who would love to answer your questions: Elaine Steele, 335-2529; Denise Cota, 375-6619; Meghan Balogh, 335-2895; Shannon Gray, 335-4303.
Happy riding in 2006!
More Stories
- Kaladar Station - Sometimes the timing is just right
- 50th Anniversary Party for Rural Frontenac Community Services
- Bioblitz Coming This Week at Piccadilly Property
- Committee recommends looking at an accommodation tax in Frontenac County
- Bobs and Crow Lake Shoreline Restoration
- Ellen Fraser is recognized as the winner of the 2025 MERA Award of Excellence in Fine Art and Fine Craft.
- Addington Highlands Treads Lightly Into F Carney Flag Debate Territory
- Simonett Purchase Raises Questions
- Why This Green Could Not Vote Red
- The Sand Is Still Coloured