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Carroll County Chapter

2023 Event Schedule

Date (2023)	Event	Location	Contact
March 6	Open Indoor Mountain Trail Course (CCOHC members only)	Shenanigans Stables Carrollton, Ohio	Linda 419-631-8499
April 29	Fun Show	Shenanigans Stables Carrollton, Ohio	Linda 419-631-8499
May 6-7 (Weather permitting)	Trail Work Party Weekend with free camping for volunteers	Jefferson Lake State Park Day Ride Area Richmond, Ohio	Ron 330-238-0753
May 13	Saddle Fitting Clinic with Jim McLaughlin	Hollywood Acres East Rochester, Ohio	Kristin 330-323-1705
June 23-25	State Ride	Jefferson Lake State Park Main Campground Richmond, Ohio	Kristin 330-323-1705
August 11-13	Trail Riders Fun Show with camping included	Jefferson Lake State Park Day Ride Area Richmond, Ohio	Kristin 330-323-1705
September 23-24 (Weather permitting)	Trail Work Party Weekend with free camping for volunteers	Jefferson Lake State Park Day Ride Area Richmond, Ohio	Ron 330-238-0753
October 6-8	Fall Ride with Jefferson County OHC	Jefferson Lake State Park Main Campground Richmond, Ohio	Kristin 330-323-1705

Our chapter has partnered with the Jefferson County Chapter to maintain and improve the bridle trails at Jefferson Lake State Park. This hidden gem in northeast Ohio has about 20 miles of trails and a beautiful, spacious, shady campground with potable water, electric and tie lines.

Please keep an eye on our Facebook page or call/text Kristin at 330-323-1705 with questions or to be added to our contact list for additional information on these events and others that may be added throughout the year.

Exciting news for 2024!

As long as we can get enough participants, the Carroll County OHC will be starting a youth horsemanship program in the spring of next year!!

We’ve created a survey to gauge interest in this program so please fill it out if your child may be interested and share with anyone else with a child who may be interested. Click here for the CCOHC Youth Program Interest Survey

This would be a program for all experience levels of youth, ages approximately 8-18, and we would focus on learning, practicing, and refining horsemanship skills, such as general safety with horses, ground manners, basic ground work, trailer loading, troubleshooting common behavioral concerns, and understanding equine psychology.

It would be free to any primary or secondary member of the Carroll County OHC. Primary memberships are $10 for a youth or $35 for a family. Secondary memberships (for those who are members of a different county chapter of the OHC) are $3 for an individual or $5 for a family.

We would meet 1-2 times per month from spring through fall in the Augusta, Ohio area. We hope to also have a fun show and a group trail ride once per year for our youth.

Online Registration

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If you prefer not to use the online system to join or renew with our chapter, print our chapter’s membership form (click on blue type) and mail it with payment to the chapter treasurer at the address shown on the form.

If you are a primary member of another chapter and want to be a secondary member of our chapter, you can print a secondary membership form (click on blue type) and mail it to the chapter treasurer. Please refer to the treasurer’s address on the primary membership form and add any chapter charges shown to the secondary membership fee of $3 Individual or $5 Family.

Details

President: Ron Wilson II

Phone: 330-238-0753

Email: carroll@ohconline.com

Vice President: Ron Waggoner

Phone: 740-543-3120

Email: carroll@ohconline.com

Treasurer: Kristin Davies

Phone: 330-323-1705

Email: carroll@ohconline.com

Secretary: Linda Sgambellone

Phone: 419-631-8499

Email: carroll@ohconline.com

Next Meeting: October 8, 2023

Events

Upcoming Events › Carroll County Chapter Ohio Horseman's Council

September 2023

Glow Stick Moonlight Ride September 30th 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.

September 30 @ 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Glow Stick Moonlight Trail Ride Meet at West Branch State Park (Horse Day Parking Lot) at 6 p.m. so horses and riders can acclimate to the glow stick lit path. Upon arrival, volunteers will direct you to parking, which is limited, so hitch a ride with a friend if possible. Bring your camera or phone to capture this amazing night ride, and a flashlight or headlamp to help see the trail. Have fun decorating yourself and your horse with glow…

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