Walsingham Horseman's Assoc.

The main gate (trailer access) to our 50+ acre riding park is on the South side of 102nd Ave., East of 131st St. in Seminole, Florida. There is also a trail on the North side of 102nd (known as the “safe trail”) that follows alongside Walsingham Park. The key that you are given upon joining will open all of the gates to the main park and safe trail.

The gates are located at:

96th Ave. (East off 131st St. at dead end)

106th Ave. (East off 131st St. at dead end)

110th Ave. (East off 131st St./South side of Rd.)

114th Ave. (East off 131st St./South side of Rd.)

125th St. (West Side at about 96th Ave.)

125th St. (West of Sun Catch Stable, North side of ditch)

These gates are for ride-ups only. Trailers must use the main gate on 102nd Ave., discussed above.

Walsingham Horseman's Assoc.

Seminole, Florida

(Pinellas County)

Hurricane Information

Disaster Animal Response Team (Bay Area DART)

Walsingham Park is the designated shelter for horses. Listen to your local radio and TV stations for notification by Pinellas County Animal Services Dept. as to when the shelter will be open. County employees will be there to assist you. Please mark your horse's halter with your name and telephone number. The County personnel will inspect your current Coggins and Rabies forms, which are also considered proof of ownership. Note that neither the park or the trail fences are in good shape, there are several gaps that the horses can get through to the road. When horses are turned out, you do so at your own risk, absolutely NO Stallions allowed for obvious reasons.

Some in-state and out-of-state options are the Spirit of Suwanee Music and Horse Park in Live Oak, FL, the GA horse facility in Conyers, GA (near Atlanta), Hard Labor Park in GA, Lakeside Plantation in South Carolina. All accept hurricane evacuees. Note you will need Coggins as well as a current Health Certificate from the Vet to get and in and out of states.

Important Member Information

WHA meetings are the first Monday of each month at Joan Harrell's house (7:30 PM). The meetings are open to all members, except in February when the Board elects it's Officers.

Please call or email to RSVP so we'll be sure to have enough food & beverages.

Also, we thought it wise to remind you that our horse park is full of nature! Lately, the nature that has been affecting us most is Rattlesnakes. The population seems to have exploded.

Of course, we still have the Gopher Tortoises with their dens in the area of the round pens. Please watch your step, wherever you ride.

2010 Calendar (Updated 7/25/10)

July 26	WHA Meeting - Open
Sept 6	WHA Meeting - Open
Sept 9-12	Summer's End Horse Show (Morgans & Saddlebreds) @ Ocala Livestock Pavilion
Oct 4	WHA Meeting - Open
Nov 1	WHA Meeting - Open
Nov 28	Saddle Up for St. Jude Trail Ride @ Walsingham Equestrian Park
Dec 5	Rain Date - Saddle Up for St. Jude
Dec 6	WHA Meeting - Open

WHA/Pinellas County Park Rules

1. Parks are open from dawn until dusk.

2. Keys are not to be loaned to non-members.

3. Guests/Visitors must sign a release.

4. All gates must be kept locked.

5. Horse trailers and vehicles must be parked inside the gates.

6. No Racing. Trails are for pleasure gaits only

7. Horse drawn vehicles, wagons and carts are permitted.

8. Motorized vehicles are prohibited.

9. Use caution when approaching and passing other horses and generally exercise safety.

10. Riding is not permitted on the maintenance trails (on the South & West fence lines of the park).

11. Horse owners are responsible for their horses and any damage they may do.

12. No loose horses are to be left unattended.

13. No unrestrained dogs or other pets.

14. No alcoholic beverages.

15. No smoking or open fires in the park.

16. All litter and trash must be picked up.

17. Wildlife is to be protected and treated respectfully.

For your safety, we would like everyone to wear an SEI approved helmet while riding on the trails, though it is only required for children under 18.

WARNING - Under Florida law, an equine activity sponsor or equine professional is not liable for an injury to, or the death of, a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities.

Notice: According to section 11.D. of our lease, there are to be no jumps set up in the park.

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Show Sponsors Past & Present

Amber Glen Equestrian Center/Patti Johnson 727-423-7812 www.amberglenfeeddepot.com

Art Attack Signs (Doug Rohloff) 727-518-7848 www.largoartist.com

America Mortgage 727-447-9727

Bandes Construction - Molly Tesoro

Bay Area Horseman's Assoc. (BAHA) 727-204-7911

Calypso Bay Stables 727-587-0024

Century21 Sunshine Realty - Doug Baxter 727-743-9588

Country Day School 727-596-1902

Erie Equestrian Center 727-544-5374

Elisabeth Kaye/John Porter

Elizabeth Walters - Lessons & Training 727-367-0535

Equifilms - For All Your Video Needs 727-391-1994 Sandy Wait www.equifilms.com

Eq-Well-Touch (Equine Massage) 727-393-6021 Snip Weldon

Equine Veterinary Services (Dr. Cynthia Fallness) 352-206-7211

Friendship Glen, Home of the Seminole Riders (Mary Urquhart)

God's Little Acre (The Pier Family)

Goldwyn & Katherine Vaz - K & G Farms 727-517-3107

Harvey & Kim Rose - Blackbird Farm 727-546-7673

Helen Saunders

Holly Rice, Trainer - Cherokee Ranch 727-544-7267

Horse & Paw Pet Sitting (Tracy Gould-Hobbs) 727-804-1694

Horsemaniac.com 727-861-5522 www.horsemaniac.com

In Memory of Tracie Brink

Innovision Eyecare & Eyewear 727-489-0500

Jan Lydon

Kim & Lori Beilein - KLOR farms 727-546-1449

Largo Feed 727-581-8743

Lauren Bulone, Breeder 727-395-0456

Len's Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Sales & Service 727-588-9200

Madeline Fredrickson, Trainer 727-588-0763

Majestic Oaks Equestrian Center & Trish Macfarlane Photography 727-544-4447

Maria Tesoro

Marilyn Hunter -Mary Kay Cosmetics 727-393-1960

Mary Phillips – Dressage Instructor 727-391-4432

Minuteman Press 727-321-1776

Neil & Lorraine Kummerer - Whispering Trail Farms

Pamela Hamilton

Park City Utah Condo Rental 585-4790 www.RentMyCanyonsCondo.com

Park Feed 727-546-7503

Patty Feidler, Trainer 727-544-8371

Pet Safari 727-596-3900

Pinellas Equestrian Park 727-391-1989 (Patti)

Rick Davis, Davis Saddlery and Stable 727-421-2387 (Tarpon Springs)

Riding Lessons @ www.Pinellashorse.com

Rockin W Stables 727-544-9110

Roofing by S.E. Spicer 727-527-2500

Saddle-Up Riding Club (Kellie Sipos) 727-520-3132

Sun Catch Farm/Audrey Bray 727-397-6488

Tampa Bay Veterinary Specialists 727-535-3500

Tim & Snip Weldon (Sundon Farm)

Valerie, Kathy & Phil Carley

William Mischler

U-Stow-N-Go Storage (Todd & Dawn Pasqualone) 727-461-3676

SPONSORS NEEDED

($10/1 Show , $30/4 Shows or $50/6 Shows)

Bring in $50 in Sponsorships and show free all day.

Call Sandy (727-391-1994) for forms. Forms can be downloaded from the link above, they can also be faxed to you.

Please remember to patronize our sponsors.

Thank you!

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