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Hunter Jumper Sport Horse Auction
Fall Hunter Jumper Sport Horse Auction in Calgary, AB at Woodline Equestrian on September 26th and 27th, 2009. There are already tons of quality Hunter/Jumper Sport Horses registered, so whether your looking to buy or sell, this is the event for you! Our last sale sold approximately 30% of the horses, for a total of almost $80,000!
Karen Minchuk
Contact email : woodlineeq@yahoo.ca
Website: http://www.woodline-eq.com/winterauction/
Phone: 403-201-1500
Winter Sport Horse Auction Calgary, Septe… Continue
Karen Minchuk
Contact email : woodlineeq@yahoo.ca
Website: http://www.woodline-eq.com/winterauction/
Phone: 403-201-1500
Winter Sport Horse Auction Calgary, Septe… Continue
Posted on February 4, 2009 at 10:00am —
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Hunter Jumper Sport Horse Auction at Woodline Equestrian,
September 25, 2009 to September 27, 2009
Bi-Annual Auction featuring hunter jumper dressage and eventing competition horses and prospects. 60+ amazing horses at each sale, so be sure to check us out!
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- About Me:
- Karen Michuk is the owner/operator of Woodline Equestrian. Before starting Woodline in 2003, Karen had taught riding lessons and summer camps for several years.
Her first few riding experiences started in summer camps at the age of 8. Her interest grew and she started taking regular lessons and by the age of 12 had her own horse name "Bolero" to teach her about horsemanship and the joys of competing. Since then, Karen has shown on many different horses and competed at many levels in both the Hunter and Jumper disciplines. At the age of 14 She purchased a young thoroughbred named "Woodstock". Karen trained Woody from the ground up, eventually starting him in the baby green Hunters and continued up to the 1.20 meter Jumpers. Woody was eventually retired, and became the namesake of her business. He now enjoys his retirement at Woodline.
Coming from an intense dance background as a child, Karen compares the Hunters to ballet. She enjoys the attention to detail, turn out, position, and precision it takes. As well as a firm belief that a strong foundation is the cornerstone to becoming a competent rider.
In 2003 Karen took her first client horse to becoming baby green champion in the Alberta Hunter Horse Circuit.
Jumpers have always been a fascination with Karen as well. She enjoys the technical aspect and the thought process behind planning your track for the jump off. The hard work paid off in 2007 when two of her students worked their way up and won both Champion and Reserve Champion in the beginner Jumper Division.
Karen's patience and practical approach to riding has helped her build a passion for horses into a successful riding school, where students are learning to become competent horsepeople and accomplished riders.
Along with teaching and coaching, She is also curerently training and developing young horses, and aiding clients in the buying and selling of horses.
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- http://www.woodline-eq.com
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Jumper, Hunter
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I want to compete in ShowJumping. I want to breed my horse and ride her foal in the olympics. After that I would love to own a breeding farm and produce top quality showjumpers and eventers. Eric Lamaze, Ian Miller, Jill Henselwood and their horse...
This is for those of you that dream of going into the Olympics. Tell us what event you would like to be in and what are your short and long term goals are for the future.
This group is for people who love show jumping! In this group I will send you the times and dates for the Spruce Meadows jumping and what channel it will be on to!!!
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A Californian study of horses withdrawn from endurance competition for emergency veterinary treatment has identified the complaints involved.Aussie rider wins 4-star reining in Europe
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Fat and obese horses are now at epidemic levels in Britain, the charity World Horse Welfare has warned.Stuart Tinney wins Aust International horse trials
A clean jumping round sealed victory for Stuart Tinney and Vettori in the Australian International 3-Day Event, with Megan Jones filling both second and third placings.Music
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P.S. The pictures of my horses are from last summer, and my horse isn't so fat anymore.
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