Posted 2006-03-23 9:20 AM (#39380 - in reply to #39370) Subject: RE: Spring Rides in the midwest?
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Posts: 26 Location: Alexandria, IN
Midwest Trail Ride has one planned in April I believe. http://www.midwesttrailride.com/mtri/index.htm Tha Mane Trail has one planned in May. http://www.themanetrails.com/scheduled_rides/index.htm The Mane Trail is fairly new but very nice campground. The owners are great. A few of us went last spring for our Women's Ride. It rained the whole time but they opened the indoor arena for us to play around in. Campground well set up and have stalls for the horses. Rides into Hoosier national Forest.
Posted 2006-03-23 9:02 PM (#39416 - in reply to #39370) Subject: RE: Spring Rides in the midwest?
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Termite, a group from one of my horse boards is meeting at midwest in may. this a fun group to ride with and you would be more than welcome to join them. let me know if you are interested and i can give you more info. Debbie
Posted 2006-03-25 9:09 PM (#39509 - in reply to #39370) Subject: RE: Spring Rides in the midwest?
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Birdsong Trail Ride in Camden, Tennessee, is April 9-15. This will be my sixth visit to Birdsong. It's a great way to start off a new year of trail riding, and the food is great. They have a website, BirdsongTrailRide.com.
Posted 2006-03-26 11:30 PM (#39574 - in reply to #39370) Subject: RE: Spring Rides in the midwest?
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Posts: 155 Location: North Salem, IN
There is a Poker Ride at Kaintuck Hollow in Newburg, MO on May 6th. It will be a great time and benefits the Longmeadow Rescue Ranch. See the website for details. www.kaintucktrailriders.homestead.com Click on May 6 Poker Ride for all of the details and directions. This will be a great time, guaranteed!!! We will be driving over from Indiana. If you click on the members from out of state, that is my wife and I. We attend as many events as we can there, and we met all of these wonderful people at CCTR in Eminence, MO. Life has not been the same since.
Spring Rides in the midwest?
