Breckenridge Manor: Chris Wynne - 1825 Pleasant Ridge Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456 (757) 721-3819 www.breckenridgemanor.net
Cypress Creek Equestrian Farm: Cadie Estes - 1628 Mill Landing Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23457, (757) 721-6178 www.cypresscreekstables.com
East Coast Equestrian Training Center: Sharon Golesh - 2508 West Landing Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456, (757) 270-5228 www.eastcoastsporthorses.com
Hawkesbury Farm: Sugi Dewan - 1492 Pleasant Ridge Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Pam Herman Farms: Pam Herman - 212 Hickory Road East, Chesapeake, VA 23322 (757) 421-4340 www.pamhermanfarms.com
Princess Anne Farm Stables: 2356 London Bridge Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456 (757) 427-2858
Roseoldian Farm: Amanda Frittelli - 1161 Princess Anne Rd, Va Beach, VA 23457 (757) 729-2733 www.roseoldianfarm.com
West Neck Creek Equestrian Center: Laurie & Mederise Lake - 1437 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23456 (757) 621-2897 www.westneckcreek.com
VBHSA 2010 SHOW SCHEDULE
For
show information, including information on weather cancellations and
other schedule changes, please contact the show manager. A decision to cancel a show is solely at the discretion of the show manager.
NOTICE: YOU MAY NOT SHOW WITHOUT A VALID COGGINS CERTIFICATE!
Date
Horse Show Location
Link for Prize List
April 10
Breckenridge Manor
April 24
Pam Herman Farms
May 8
Hawkesbury
May 22
Roseoldian
June 5
Hawkesbury
June 12
Roseoldian
June 26
Princess Anne
July 10
Cypress Creek
July 17
West Neck Creek
July 24
Princess Anne RESCHEDULED
July 31
Hawkesbury
August 14
Princess Anne
August 21
Pam Herman Farms
August 28
VBHSA Coolers Show @ West Neck
September 18
Princess Anne
September 25
Pam Herman Farms
October 2
East Coast
October 9
Roseoldian
October 16
West Neck Creek
October 23
West Neck Creek
REMINDER... YOU MUST BRING YOUR NEW CURRENT AND LEGIBLE COGGINS CERTIFICATE TO SHOWS! THIS IS VIRGINIA STATE LAW.
YOU MAY NOT SHOW WITHOUT A VALID COGGINS CERTIFICATE! ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!
FYI, Coggins, aka, EIA (Equine Infectious Anemia) is a viral disease for which there is no vaccine and no cure. If horseflies bite an infected horse and then bite a healthy horse, the disease gets transmitted. For one horse to infect another they must be close enough to each other for a fly to bite both of them. Horses entered into events must have been tested for EIA with a negative result annually and be documented on the official Equine Infectious Anemia Test form (VS Form 10-11). Event officials must review official test papers of all horses entered into an event to ensure that they test negative for EIA.
It is that easy. It is that serious. And it is the law.
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