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Executive for 2007Executive for 2007Executive for 2007Executive for 2007 President….Andrew Lewis……………562-2455 E-mail…. [email protected] V-President… George Rahey………794-8923 E-mail…[email protected] Secretary…Jennifer Mac Neil………736-8486 E-mail…[email protected] Treasurer….Melissa Mac Donald….736-9445 E-mail…[email protected] Membership…Sarah Ernst……….674-2694 E-mail…[email protected] Entries.. Natasha Mac Donald……736-9445 E-mail…[email protected] Newsletter…George Rahey………794-8923 E-mail…[email protected] Directors:Directors:Directors:Directors: Bonnie Gibbons…………………578-0341 E-mail…[email protected] Jennifer Mac Neil………………736-8486 E-mail…mikes_horn @yahoo.ca Kenny Lewis…………………...562-2455 E-mail…[email protected] Jill Burke ……………………539-8922 E-mail……. [email protected] Chauntelle Brewer………………562-3454 E-mail..horse_gal_260 @hotmail.com Katelyn Tobin………………….794-3181 E-mail…[email protected]
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“Recycle!!“Recycle!!“Recycle!!“Recycle!!” Trophies:” Trophies:” Trophies:” Trophies: We still want your old trophies that just lay there collecting dust in the basement or attic. Call a director they will be put to good use & help the club.
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Front Page:Front Page:Front Page:Front Page: Our front cover rider is Verna Johnson enjoying the ride on her stallion Tammen Ajibi Arabian horse. The two make a great team.
Birthdays:Birthdays:Birthdays:Birthdays: Aug.01-Molly Marinelli{7}; Aug.01-Gracie Marinelli{07}; Aug.01-Nikky Mac Leod{21}; Aug.04- Andrew Lewis{26}; Aug.04- Rosemary Mac Issac{@#}; Aug.05-Sarah Ernst{22}; Aug.05 Charlyn Fraser{15}; Aug. 08-Natasha Mac Donald{20}; Aug.08-Jason Lewis{23}; Aug.09-Deborah Zwicker{%#}; Aug.15-Alex Mac Dougall {03}; Aug.17-Jean Dugas{$#}; Aug.18-Karen Cox{26}; Aug.20-Rebecca Mac Keigan{14}; Aug.20-JW Beaton{#$}; Aug.21-Adam Vince{18}; Aug.25-Margaret Neville{19}; Aug.25-Amy Susin{23};Aug.26-Adrienne Smith{#$}.
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HOT HAY ALERT Prevent Hay Fires On Your Farm
Brian S. Aldrich, Agriculture Resource Extension Educator, Cornell University Cooperative Extension Cayuga County Eric M. Hallman, Director, Cornell Agricultural Health and Safety Program Risk of Fires Caused by Wet Hay Farmers who make dry hay face problems in field drying most every season. In some seasons, it is extremely challenging to make dry hay. Frequent showers, constant cloudiness and wet field conditions increase the risk of putting up hay that is not dry enough to cure well in the barn. Spontaneous combustion is a real problem for hay producers and buyers. To prevent fires in the haymow, it is extremely important to know the weather conditions under which the hay was made, especially if it is hay you are purchasing and did not make yourself! Stacking small, rectangular bales at 20% moisture or higher, and large or round bales at 16% moisture or more, potentially creates the conditions for a fire. Fires in freshly cut hay usually occur within the first two to six weeks after baling. How to Tell if You Have a Problem Some heating in new hay is normal. The quickest way to tell if you have a problem is to drive a long pipe (8-10 ft., 3/8-inch diameter) or an iron or copper rod into the center of the stack. Leave it in for 20 minutes and then pull it out. If it’s too hot to hold in your hand, the hot hay should be removed immediately. Another warning sign is that smoldering hay gives off a strong, pungent odor. If you suspect you have a problem for any reason, monitor the temperature of the haystack. A temperature of 150°F or higher means that hay is entering the danger zone. The following table provides guidance for actions to take depending on the temperature of the hay. We have put this table together using several published references, and have chosen the most conservative values where there were differences.
Temperature Action Steps
120°F or below No concern, no action needed.
120 to 140°F Check temperature daily.
140 to 150°F Check temperature twice a day.
150°F Entering the danger zone! Check temperature every two hours.
150 to 160°F Begin moving hay out of the structure. At a minimum, stacked hay should be disassembled to allow more air to move around heated bales to cool them.
160 to 175°F Call fire department; have them on-site before moving hay.
175°F The danger of spontaneous combustion is rapidly increasing. Hot spots or fire pockets are likely. If possible, stop all air movement around hay. Call 911 to alert of a possible hay fire.
185°F Remove hot hay. This should be done with the assistance of the fire service. Fire service should be prepared for hay to burst into flame when it contacts fresh air. Move hay away from buildings with bucket-loader or bulldozer.
200°F or higher
Hay is almost sure to ignite. Remove hot hay. This should be done with the assistance of the fire service. Fire service should be prepared for hay to burst into flame when it contacts fresh air. Move hay away from buildings with bucket-loader or bulldozer.
Sources: 1. Hall, Marvin. 2006. Penn State Field Crop News Vol.06:04. http://fcn.agronomy.psu.edu/2006/fcn0604.cfm 2. Murphy, Dennis J., and William C. Arble. 2000 (revised). Extinguishing Fires in Silos and Hay Mows. NRAES-18. Natural Resource, Agriculture, and Engineering Service, Ithaca, NY. Table 6-1, p.27. www.nraes.org . 607-255-7654. [email protected] How to Check the Temperature of a Haymow Commercial hay thermometers are too short to monitor the interior temperature of a haymow. The National Ag Safety Database (www.cdc.gov/nasd), “Hay Fire Prevention and Control”, offers the following instructions on how to fabricate and use a longer probe to measure temperatures deeper inside the haystack:
August 2006
…A simple temperature probe can be made in the farm shop from a 10-foot piece of 3/4-inch diameter iron pipe. Drill eight 3/16-inch diameter holes about three inches from one end then hammer that end of the pipe together to form a sharp edge (Figure 1). Check hay temperature in the center of the stacked hay. The easiest way to do this is from the top of the stack. Do not walk directly on the stacked hay; pockets may have already burned out under the hay surface. Place boards, plywood, or a ladder on the hay and walk on those instead (Figure 2). This will spread the weight of the person monitoring the temperature over a larger area and help keep him from falling into burned out cavities. Be sure to use a lifeline in case the hay surface collapses into a fire pocket. A second person, standing safely away from the hay, should hold the other end of the rope to pull the person monitoring the temperature out in case the hay surface collapses into a fire pocket. Drive the probe from the top of the haystack into the inner most bales (Figure 3). Lower a thermometer to the end of the probe with a piece of light wire. After 10 to 15 minutes, retrieve the thermometer and read the temperature. Figure 1. Homemade hay temperature probe with thermometer.
Source: National Ag Safety Database http://www.cdc.gov/nasd/menu/topic/fire_safety.html . Role of Ventilation Depends on Hay Temperature At lower temperatures, ventilation helps to disperse the heating that normally occurs in stored hay. But at temperatures of 175°F or greater, ventilation will fuel a fire and should be avoided. If Hay Starts On Fire Call 911 immediately if a fire starts in your haymow. Do not wait to see if you can put the fire out yourself. Hay fires can spread very rapidly and soon become uncontrollable. The National Ag Safety Database advises, “Let firefighters take control of the situation once they arrive. Do not move hay if signs of fire are present. Moving hay exposes the overheated or smoldering hay to oxygen and may cause the fire to burn uncontrollably.” Further Information
The National FARMEDIC Training Program has instructors who can train and assist rural firefighters with the best methods for extinguishing fires on the farm. Contact them at 1-800-437-6010, e-mail [email protected], website www.farmedic.com.
Figure 3. Proper location for inserting temperature probe.
Figure 2. Proper procedure for monitoring hay temperatures.
Light weight wire
3/4 inch diameter steel pipe
3/16 inch diameter holes
Thermometer
Hammered Pipe end Hay temperature probe Maximum interior
temperature zone
News From Bar Ditch
Spring Classic Bar Ditch hos ted the an nual Spring Classic o n May 17. Ma ny thank s to judg es M elissa
MacDo nald and Allison Gist for the terrific job. The horses went great – must be the Purina
feed!
New Arrivals The 09 models have arrived! This Chip’s Got Class has produced two
new foals this year, a filly out of Don’t Break Your Prom ise
and a colt out o f Sheza D ynamic Zippo.
CBWR ShowsNicki Bagley and She’s Shocking , Pau la Pace and Dynam ically
Shocked, Emily T illey and Totally Chipped, Sara Mac Donald and
Missed My Invitatio n/ Seven th Fleet C lass and Kathleen Haines and Doc ’s Dyna Sm oke / Elm
Anna Bell continue to do Bar Ditch proud in the pleasure and reining at CBWR shows. Keep
it up!
New OwnerCongratulations to Faith Douglas on the purchase of Seventh Fleet Class. Faith is an English
rider who is getting ready to hit the show circuit with her new gelding …. who still needs a
barn name!
NRHA Shows – Lawrencetown, NS - Sussex, NBCongratulations to Caitlyn Fraser and Lenas Major Blonde on winning the Green Rider class
both days in Sussex! Kudos to Trudi Mac Phe rson and Sm art Jessie Lena o n their 1st place
finish in the NRHA Youth class in Lawrencetown and fo r provid ing the Sussex crowd with a
wild ride. Half way through the pattern the bridle broke a nd Tru di hung tough and finished
the pattern complete with Mikey’s trademark slides - pretty gutsy!
MDS Yankee Kid made his reining debut with Ralph aboard. He placed 5th out of 16 in the
Green Horse category and improves his score with every ride! Chic O Luba and Lee Anne
Reeves tied for 2nd in the NRHA Non Pro Derby and placed 3rd in the NRHA Open Derby –
looks like locally raised and trained horses can compete with the “Big Boys”.
The usual band of “Bar Ditchers” traveled with us to lend a hand and provide theirusual good cheer. Many thanks - couldn’t do it without you!
For Sale
Doc KistlerRegistered QH gelding
Doc’s Nuance x Bonanza’s Scorpion mare
Experienced Show Horse
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The Maritime Barrel Racing Association’s 4th Annual Tom Burt Barrel Racing Bonanza was another huge success; it was the largest payouts to date. There were 62 entries, on another beautiful sunny weekend. It remains a testament to a great friend, Tom Burt, to see so many riders, spectators and supporters attend the show held in his honor. We paid out $8,363.50 in prize money, and merchandise prizes valued at $1615. We had 24 entries in Open, 25 in Novice, 13 in Youth, 4 in Pony and 8 in Small Fry. Open Barrels $903.00 Novice Barrels $ Best Class purses as follows: 583.75 Youth Barrels $137.75 Jr. Horse Barrels $126.50 Mystery Race $704.00 Be ready for the Mystery Race next year as we have a NEW IMPROVED version planned….no details, as it is a MYSTERY! While everyone still appreciates the great payouts, the best news was that we had our largest donation yet, $3,925 to the Canadian Cancer Society’s Camp Goodtime. Thank you to so many who added an extra donation on their entry forms and people who just came to the booth to donate, to the Cowboy Way for donating a beautiful Statue to sell tickets for, and Edwin and Adam Cameron for donating back their winnings. Thanks also to the many Calcutta supporters. We held a Calcutta after the Open Barrels on Saturday, auctioning off the winner of the Open Barrels on Sunday. Thanks to Tim Parker for being a VERY effective auctioneer, we raised $1,310 with this alone, with ½ of it being paid to the winner and the other ½ to the Canadian Cancer Society. Edwin Cameron with VH Down Home Coup won the Open Barrels on Sunday, winning the 1st place in the Calcutta for Sylvester Weatherbee
Aug.1st C.B.W.R. BarBQ
Kylea Mac Keigan & Marcy Burton
John Murphy & Jennifer Mac Neil
Cheryl Gibbons& Julie Hope chatting…
Hey Peter Hope, Julie Hope, Jennifer Mac Neil,
Cheryl Gibbons.
Nice Safe fire going on…
Chauntelle Brewer & Kylea Mac Keigan having
A chat by the fire enjoying themselves.
C.B.W.R.’s at Tom Burt Memorial
Jackpot Winners:
Breighanne Finlayson-Zippo Pine Leo TNT
Haley Mac Neil- Mahchsi Karehde
Mary Lou Rankin Denton-Royal Katie Twist
Riley Reginato-DonmarStar
Stephanie Clarke-Hossiendia
Kate Mac Neil-Cherry Bee Nimble
Part 2 T.B. jackpot
Alka Virick-Simon
Emily O’Grady—Beauty
Shann Cox-Bracelet
C.B.W.R. wear Red for Heart & Stroke:
Sarah Ernst Getting ready for her class…
Emma –She’s A Mayn Princess
Mark Mac Queen
Bueno return
On Wednesday Aug 5th
2009 a special reunion and a long over due one took place Ashley Mac Queen was reunited with her first pony
Haddy Poco Bueno as he unloaded off a trailer ride from cupids Newfoundland. Ashley has been in search mode
for her better half for the past 10 years finding and just missing out on him twice the last time about 2 years ago
he was found by Leslie Hunly at a stables in newfound land Ashley spent 3 weeks of non stop calling day in and
out with no answer when someone finally picked up the phone her heart was crushed Bueno has been sold 2
weeks ago if only they had of answered the phone he would have made it home that time but as the story goes
Buenos stifles were a mess and he was sold to an excellent retirement home with an elderly gentle man who just
wanted to love him and care for him for the rest of his days. Ashley inquired of his wear about but was only given
a last name and grand banks newfound land as a location she thought no problem i will 411 this and find him that
way but only a crashing let down as no match was found with a heavy heart bueno was put to the back of her
mind again with pictures of him grazing his days being loved and happy. about 2 years later a message on face
book from Kelly Vickers bueno is in Newfoundland he was in bad shape saved by a lady who now had to give
him away!!!!!!!!!! Shock, awe, disbelief and emotions as that pony became the only thing on her mind a scramble
to contact Kelly retrieve a number and contact that lady it happened very fast first call and Sharon Kitchen the
young lady who had saved bueno answered the phone a long explanation of who Ashley was how much bueno
meant to her and why she needed to have him back along with a horrific story of what he had gone through since
that phone call to the equine stables. The old man had taken on too much when Sharon picked bueno up she was
told she was going to get a beautiful 7 year old horse who was amazing when she got there she found a pony in an
8x8 shed tied up and full of lice eating away at his skin so bad he was bleeding skinny as a rake and walking on
heels and sides of his hooves this kind lady just could not leave this poor guy behind there for started his rescue
Sharon
took him home with a loving heart no idea there was a girl who was devastated she could not find him she nursed
him back to the amazing pony he is and worked through all his quirks right back to being able to be ridden and
possibly return to the show ring in Sept. this truly has become the make of an amazing friendship between bueno
and Sharon and Ashley and Sharon that will never die Sharon has done things for the couple that u could never
put into words and both Ashley and bueno want to thank her for the amazing kind hearted lady she is and alls she
has done for them they are now together and fulfilling the leisure days with rides trail rides brushing loving and
just reminiscing on the good old days Ashley is proud to say that her son breton will now be happy and safe
growing on the same mount that taught her all she knows many thanks are sent out to Sharon you are an
inspiration to horse lovers and horses you truly are Buenos night in shining Armour his star in the sky and his
rock in a hard place may every breath of wind leave you with a secret Winnie blowing across the water may every
new horse you encounter bring back silent memories of the one you saved and may Buenos hooves prince always
dance across your sole thank you from Ashley and bueno your new cape Breton friends and all you have helped
in this process as well a big thank you to Kelly Vickers for reuniting this amazing couple may you all look
forwards to seeing the old man in the ring again"
July 18th
& 19th
#1 Halter Stallions All Ages (1) 1: Too Cool to be Peppy-Cathy Rankin{2}
#2 Halter Mares All Ages (6) 1: Silver Blue Suzy-Keely Bungay{7}
2: Melody Been Kist-Sarah Ernst{5}
3: Lady’s Blask is Born-Kylea Mac Keigan{4}
4: Mac’s Miss GoGo-Stephanie Clarke{3}
5: Eelm Anne Belle-Kathleen Hains{2}
6: Taali Monietta- Verna Johnson{1}
#3 Halter Geldings All Ages (9)
1: Tee Too Krysum-Anne Van Zutpher{7}
2: Image Bars Shadow-Andrew Lewis{5}
3: San Man Tivito-Jennifer Murphy{4}
4: Pines Smooth Tucker-Nancy Jordan{3}
5: Diamonds Lucky Chip-Chauntelle Brewer{2}
6: Jack of all Krysum-Robyn Van Zutpher{1}
#4 Showmanship Senior (8) 1: Silver Blue Suzy-Keely Bungay
2: Lady’s Black is Born-Kylea Mac Keigan
3: Melody’s been Kist-Sarah Ernst
4: Image Bars Shadow-Andrew Lewis
5: Fleet Admiral Jac- Jennifer Mac Neil
6: Pines Smooth Tucker- Nancy Jordan
#5 Showmanship Jr. 14-18 (2)
1: Ladys Black is Borrn-Chauntelle Brewer
2: Te Too Krysum- Anne Van Zutphen
#6 Showmanship Jr. 13& Under (5) 1: San Man Tivito-Jennifer Murphy
2: Bobby Bel Justa Dandy-Rebecca Mac Keigan
3: Imprint of Hidalgo-Holly Mc Savaney
4: Jack of All Krysum-Robyn Van Zutpen
5: She’s A Mayn Princess-Emma Simpson
#7 Hunt Seat Equitation Sr. Rider (4) 1: Ladys Black is Born-Kylea Mac Keigan
2: Dunit All Over Again-Keely Bungay
3: She’s Shocking-Nicola Bagley
4: Best of Boogy-Ashley Mac Queen
#8 Hunt Seat Equitation Jr. 14- 18 (1)
1: Bay Maybe Grey-Breagh Gromick
#9 Hunt Seat Equitation Jr. 13 & Under (4)
1: Robby Bel Dust Dandy-Rebecca Mac Keigan
2: San Man Tivito-Jennifer Murphy
3: Best of Boogy-Pamela Penny
4: Imprint of Hidalgo-Holly Mc Savaney
#10 Show Hack Horse (11) 1: Super Man Stormy-Amy Susin{7}
2: She Win Jac-Keely Bungay{5}
3: Bay Maybe Grey-Breagh Gromick{4}
4: Best of Boogy-Ashley Mac Queen{3}
5: Fleet Admiral Jac-Jennifer Mac Neil{2}
6: Diamonds Lucky Chip-Chauntelle Brewer{1}
#11 Hunt Seat English Pleasure Pony (2) 1:FS Sugar Bar Joker-Jennifer Murphy{3}
2: Badger’s Breeze-Hannah Mac Donald{1}
#12 Road Hack Horse Sr. Rider (5)
1: Shel Win Jac-Keely Bungay
2: Best of Boogy-Ashley Mac Queen
3: Fleet Admiral Jac-Jennifer Mac Neil
4: Superman Stormy-Amy Susin
5: Pines Smooth Tucker-Nancy Jordan
#13Road Hack Horse Jr. Rider 14-18 (6)
1: Bay Maybe Grey-Breagh Gromick
2: Bamas Jac Flash-Leigha Brown
3: Justa LiL Hot-Shirley Hill
4: Diamonds Lucky Chip-Chauntelle Brewer
5: This Chip’s got Spots-Bryanna Wadden
6: Macs Miss GoGo-Stephanie Clarke
#14 Road Hack Horse Jr Rider 13& Under (5) 1: San Man Tivito-Jennifer Mac Neil
Congratulations To all who won and didCongratulations To all who won and didCongratulations To all who won and didCongratulations To all who won and did very well in this years Cape Breton Ex 09.very well in this years Cape Breton Ex 09.very well in this years Cape Breton Ex 09.very well in this years Cape Breton Ex 09. It was an extremely hot Exhibition alsoIt was an extremely hot Exhibition alsoIt was an extremely hot Exhibition alsoIt was an extremely hot Exhibition also this year, but everything ran well andthis year, but everything ran well andthis year, but everything ran well andthis year, but everything ran well and all had a great time. So there is only oneall had a great time. So there is only oneall had a great time. So there is only oneall had a great time. So there is only one horse show left for this yearhorse show left for this yearhorse show left for this yearhorse show left for this year. I want to. I want to. I want to. I want to say to everyone to rest up good for this say to everyone to rest up good for this say to everyone to rest up good for this say to everyone to rest up good for this last show of the year. For there are last show of the year. For there are last show of the year. For there are last show of the year. For there are changes coming for next year!changes coming for next year!changes coming for next year!changes coming for next year!
Congratulations on her new horse:Congratulations on her new horse:Congratulations on her new horse:Congratulations on her new horse:
Shealyn Hill purchased a horse a few Shealyn Hill purchased a horse a few Shealyn Hill purchased a horse a few Shealyn Hill purchased a horse a few weeks back. His name is Doc’s Wild Billweeks back. His name is Doc’s Wild Billweeks back. His name is Doc’s Wild Billweeks back. His name is Doc’s Wild Bill Aka: Gunner. AAka: Gunner. AAka: Gunner. AAka: Gunner. A 2year old Paint. I wish2year old Paint. I wish2year old Paint. I wish2year old Paint. I wish her all the best in the up and coming yearher all the best in the up and coming yearher all the best in the up and coming yearher all the best in the up and coming year hope to see the both of them next season hope to see the both of them next season hope to see the both of them next season hope to see the both of them next season At our shows placing well. I’ll be At our shows placing well. I’ll be At our shows placing well. I’ll be At our shows placing well. I’ll be watching as will others Good Luck Gal!!watching as will others Good Luck Gal!!watching as will others Good Luck Gal!!watching as will others Good Luck Gal!!