Oxerfarm Calendar 09

SHOW DATES SET FOR 2010!

We have a tentative show schedule for 2010 that depends on securing judges and no major conflicts with GDCTA or LEA. All of our 2010 shows will be recognized by GDCTA. We don't expect any conflicts and should have everything finalized by the end of January, 2010. So mark your calendars and plan to join us.

Our dates for 2010 are listed at the top right of this web page.

We will have two Three Phase and CT shows (*), one in May and one in September. These will be coupled with a Dresssage Show on Sunday so our dressage fans will be able to come and ride just a dressage test. Those of you who intend to do the CT and three-Phase may, of course, ride an extra dressage test on Saturday, but Sunday will be reserved for riders who do not intend to do either a combined test or the three phase.

All of our other dates will be Dressage and Combined Test shows.

Sunday, December 6, 2009 Closing Date: Nov. 25	Reindeer Round Up Dressage/CT/Three-Phase Judge: TBA	Results Pictures
Sunday, November 8, 2009 Closing date: Nov. 4 No Fees	LEA/Oxer Farm Ride-A-Test L-Judge Candidates: Kelly Eaton, Dana Ferguson, Christine Hanson
Sunday, October 4, 2009 Closing date: Sept. 26	Dressage Judge: Pam Bancker (L)	Results Pictures
Saturday, October 3, 2009 Closing date: Sept. 26	CT and Three Phase Judge: Pam Kimble (L)	Results Pictures
Sunday, August 16, 2009 Closing date: August 6	Dressage Show and CT Judge: Pam Bancker (L)	Results Pictures
Sunday, June 14, 2009	Dressage Show and CT Judge: Sally Crews (L)	Results
Open Schooling in both arenas and on cross-country anytime by appointment. Call Sandra at 770-654-3934.
Looking for a great place to board? We still have a few openings! Call or email Sandra for more information at 770-654-3934 or sandra@oxerfarm.com
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ABOUT OUR FACILITY

Oxer Farm offers schooling shows for dressage and lower-level eventing riders in a friendly, relaxed, low stress environment. Our facility is especially inviting for green horses and riders who are just learning the ropes of showing. But we also attract many experienced competitors looking for an opportunity to gain mileage on a horse prior to a bigger show. (No stallions, please)

We have two arenas: a full-sized competition stadium jumping arena that accommodates amoeba through prelim level fences; and a full-sized dressage arena. Our cross country course features natural and purpose built obstacles, none higher than Beginner Novice.