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Western Water Will Be the Next Gold Rush

Storytelling at its best. If you own or manage a pasture, or raise hay, or board your horse on irrigated land, this evening is your chance to learn how it all stays green (or doesn’t). Come one, come all! Continue reading →

Hessie Needs You!

This spring is full of “opportunities” for Boulder County’s equestrians — if we show up at a bunch of upcoming meetings to tell our public land managers what we think.

The next issue on the horizon is Horse Trailer Parking at the Hessie Trailhead.

We have — literally — been working for improved trailer parking at Hessie for more than 20 years. We thought we were actually getting close to success, until last week. Continue reading →

News Flash: Lagerman-Imel-AHI Trail Plan Needs You!

And now for some really good news!

Boulder County Parks & Open Space has just released its Draft Management Plan for the newest, largest, potentially most horse-friendly open space park in the plains of Boulder County: the Lagerman-Imel-AHI property.

This regional park is located between Nelson Road and Oxford Road, N63rd St and N75th Street (some horse folks know it as “Double Dove” but that name belonged to the equestrian center that is being sold off the property and the name will soon disappear). The new park will contain almost 2,200 acres and a multi-use trail system that will initially be about 7.6 miles long.

The County will be holding a public open house on:

Tuesday, April 17

5:30-7:30pm

5201 St Vrain Road, Longmont (just north of the airport)

It is really, really important for the horse community to come to this meeting and support trails for equestrians! We had a great turnout of horse people at the launch of this process back in 2010 — and the County noticed. Help us keep up the momentum. Remember, the world is run by those who show up.

Please read, or at least glance through, the Draft report, with maps: Lagerman-Imel-AHI Draft Management Plan.

Continue reading →

Think Rain!

This March has been the driest on record.  Here’s an article by some UCAR scientists on what’s been happening with the strange dry spell nationwide.  Let’s hope it breaks soon. The Great Warm Wave: A top-10 list Lamblike March weatherContinue reading …

Caribou Ranch to Close April 1

Annual spring closure of Caribou Ranch begins April 1 Boulder County, Colo. – The annual spring closure of Caribou Ranch Open Space will begin April 1 and last through June 30. The closure is to protect spring migratory birds andContinue reading …

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BCHA will post local calendar items if emailed to info@boulderhorse.org. Events other than BCHA-member-only events must be open to the public. Send a plain text or Word file with the Date, Time, Name of Event; Sponsor, Location; Contact Info; and Cost (if any).

Got Ad?  Advertise here in the NEW boulderhorse.org!

The freshly designed BCHA web site hosts features & events that drive traffic and get your business noticed in the Boulder horse community!

Disclaimer:  yes, we know the dates, deadlines, and contacts mentioned in the ad packet are a bit out-of-date — but the information, rates, and buzz are the same… so please just use what’s in there!  :)

For ad scheduling contact Suzanne Webel at 303-485-2162, or email: info@boulderhorse.org

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Hot Topics

Western Water Will Be the Next Gold Rush

Storytelling at its best. If you own or manage a pasture, or raise hay, or board your horse on irrigated land, this evening is your chance to learn how it all stays green (or doesn’t). Come one, come all! Continue reading →

Fundraiser for BCHA

On Saturday April 14 the West Winds Equestrian Dance Company performed a choreographed ride at Triple Creek Ranch as a benefit for BCHA.  Three bays and a gray danced to the music as a nice crowd watched and applauded.  DirkContinue reading …

Hessie Needs You!

This spring is full of “opportunities” for Boulder County’s equestrians — if we show up at a bunch of upcoming meetings to tell our public land managers what we think.

The next issue on the horizon is Horse Trailer Parking at the Hessie Trailhead.

We have — literally — been working for improved trailer parking at Hessie for more than 20 years. We thought we were actually getting close to success, until last week. Continue reading →

News Flash: Lagerman-Imel-AHI Trail Plan Needs You!

And now for some really good news!

Boulder County Parks & Open Space has just released its Draft Management Plan for the newest, largest, potentially most horse-friendly open space park in the plains of Boulder County: the Lagerman-Imel-AHI property.

This regional park is located between Nelson Road and Oxford Road, N63rd St and N75th Street (some horse folks know it as “Double Dove” but that name belonged to the equestrian center that is being sold off the property and the name will soon disappear). The new park will contain almost 2,200 acres and a multi-use trail system that will initially be about 7.6 miles long.

The County will be holding a public open house on:

Tuesday, April 17

5:30-7:30pm

5201 St Vrain Road, Longmont (just north of the airport)

It is really, really important for the horse community to come to this meeting and support trails for equestrians! We had a great turnout of horse people at the launch of this process back in 2010 — and the County noticed. Help us keep up the momentum. Remember, the world is run by those who show up.

Please read, or at least glance through, the Draft report, with maps: Lagerman-Imel-AHI Draft Management Plan.

Continue reading →

Caribou Ranch to Close April 1

Annual spring closure of Caribou Ranch begins April 1 Boulder County, Colo. – The annual spring closure of Caribou Ranch Open Space will begin April 1 and last through June 30. The closure is to protect spring migratory birds andContinue reading …

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