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Cinnamon Ridge series returns
Cinnamon Ridge Farm in Amissville will host two different show series this year to allow for all levels and interests. Both are Battlefield and Virginia Horse Shows Association member shows.
The schooling show senes (May 3. June 7, July 12, Aug. 16, Sept. 6 and Oct. 11) has “easier courses, more relaxed requirements, lower entry fees and is geared toward the casual and beginning first time show riders." said owner Kathi Fillmore.
The hunter show series (May 17. June 21, July 26, Aug. 23, Sept. 20 and Oct. 25) is “geared toward the competitive rider and trainer, offering great year-end prizes and a fantastic grand-prize tnp for high score and reserve trainers," Fillmore said.
Divisions at both senes range from leadline through working hunter, with jumper classes offered at the schooling senes. Information is online at www.cinnamonndgefarml .com or call (540) 937-6535.
Consignments wanted
The Galloping Grape wine and tack shop in Warrenton is seeking consignment items for sale. All western and English saddles in good shape, girths, other tack items, books, show clothes and more are being sought. The Grape offers free wine tastings each Thursday from 5-7 p.m. Call (540) 428-1002 for details.
Pugh to present nutrition talk
Dr. D.G. Pugh will discuss equine nutrition starting at 6:30 p.m. at a March 3 seminar at the Piedmont Equine Practice in Marshall.
Pugh, an expert at equine nutntion and reproduction, is a consulting veterinarian for Fort Dodge Animal Health. The event is free and open to all; refreshments will be served. Call to resen/e space: (540) 364-4950.
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