08/13/2024
My trail course will be open with all the water obstacles full again this Saturday August 17 from 9-2. $35 haul in fee. Text or PM me if you would like to come
At our facility we host clinics put on by our staff and other professionals.
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J Fisher training provides the following services: breaking and training of young horses, refresher lessons for both horse and rider, individual riding lessons for all ages and experience levels.
My trail course will be open with all the water obstacles full again this Saturday August 17 from 9-2. $35 haul in fee. Text or PM me if you would like to come
And in stead of ribbons if you know me, you know I like to give useful gifts and prizes. So first through fifth place in each class for the June and the August events will receive a horseshoe hanger. 
AND MORE OF THE TOP TEN AWARDS!!!! So excited for the last event!!
Just a few of the awards for the top ten in each of 4 divisions at this year’s Cowgirl Crew Challenge. I love this part❤️
It’s HAPPENING!!!! See it in August 🤠
Clinics are full but still room to enter the event. Lots of shade on the course and in the parking lot!
* COW CLINIC *
AUGUST 3rd & 4th
Beginner friendly, 1/2 day on the flag and 1/2 on live cattle
$300 for the weekend, stalls and camping available
Text or call me directly to secure your spot. Five rider maximum
541-556-8901
MORE AWARDS!! This year’s top ten will be a good one!
The ever so dedicated Cowgirl Crew!!!! Thanks for your endless time and patience making last weekend’s event run so smooth. Special thanks to all the competitors who came ready to ride and were very gracious to leave behind a clean parking area and those who use stalls picking them before you left it sure makes all of our jobs a lot easier and we appreciate you so much 
RANCH CHALLENGE
RESULTS
Shauna Hartz. 77.5
Denise Crane. 76.5
Loretta Smith. 76.5
Jim Townsend. 72.5
McKenzie Morrow 66
Debbie Hogevoll. 65
Andee Bean. 64.5
Bev Quackenbush 64
Deb Proctor. 64
Ann Burgess. 64
Niessa Chastain 63
Kati Kilcullen. 62
Bev Morrow. 62
Jan Thompson. 60.5
Teagan Hardin. 60
Maddie Morrow. 59
Angela Clark. 59
Teagan Hardin. 55
Lydia Drago. 54
Mandi Hanson. 54
Madison Smith. 53.5
Alvina Butti. 53.5
Sheri Donahoe. 53
Lorie List. 52.5
Miranda Carrol. 49
Heather Correa. 48
Kelly Carrol. 46.5
Ashley Foltz. 46.5
Jasmine Reed. 46
Carolyn Claman. 45
Spirit Brooks. 39
Debbie Gilliam. 37
Elizabeth Bornman 36
Dylan Carrol. 33
Tessa Marcelii. 29.5
Dotty Jordan. 27.5
COWGIRL CREW TRAIL COMPETITION
RESULTS
OPEN BRACKET 25-21 Obstacles
Mddie Morrow 25
Teagann Hardin 24
Marilyn Bunnell 24
Jim Townsend 23
Lorie List 23
Denise Crane 22
Debbie Hogevoll 22
Shauna Hartz 21
Nicki Essman 21
Deb Proctor 21
AMATEUR
McKenzie Morrow 20
Alvina Butti 20
Sheri Donahoe 19
Sara Stubbs 19
Bev Quackenbush 19
Kelly Carroll 18
Bev Marrow 18
Donna Richardson 18
Loretta Smith 17
Spirit Brooks 17
Carolyn Claman 17
Jasmine Reid 17
Angela Clark 16
Ann Burgess 16
NOVICE
Mandi Hanson 15
Debbie Gilliam 15
Ashley Foltz 15
Madison Smith 14
Jan Thompson 14
Sarah Drago 14
Elizabeth Bornman 13
HeatherCorres 13
Jessica Betts 11
Kristy Sand 11
Niesa Chastain 11
And Bean 11
Hallie Thornton 11
Christie Furniss 10
Mike Healy 10
Miranda Carrol 9
Doty Jordan 8
Tessa Marrelli 7
Lacey Duncan 6
YOUTH
Lydia Drago 14
Teagann Hardin 13
Kati Kilcullen 8
Dylan Carrol 7
The trail course will be open for practice Friday July 5th. still set up as it was for the course over the weekend. Cost is $35 per horse and rider team with no time limit on the course. Text me directly for scheduling an appointment for Single riders or groups. 541-556-8901
Lots of fun to be had and some challenging obstacles. Getting ready for day two!
Not Much time for picture taken yesterday,  but here are a few
Here is the Ranch Pattern for the June 28 & 29, 2024 show
Tomorrow 😜 can’t wait to watch your patterns
More awards getting done!!!
GONNA KEEP TEASING YOU ALL WITH AWARDS…… Another group for the divisions. STILL TIME TO GET ENTERED
AWARDS ARE COMING ALONG!!!!
JUST A THOUGHT
For those of you who are traveling from far and would be interested in some events in our area, the Townsend Harmony Ranch will have an event the 13th and 14th of July the following weekend the Fun in the Sun event happens at my place. We are only about an hour apart. I would welcome people to camp out for the week in order to hit both events I have dry camping available, $50 for the week would include a little time on the trail course on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday will be dedicated to set up for the event as clinics will start that Thursday and Friday followed by the show Saturday and Sunday Lots of nice shade and green grass 
Have had a lot of questions about how to enter our upcoming cowgirl crew event. Let me try to give you a good explanation. We generally have 25 to 30 obstacles total. They are in sections of 5 to 6 at a time. You’re given one minute to complete each obstacle and one obstacle in each section will be judged. We do not disclose the judged obstacles from the timed Five obstacles. At the end of the weekend, we take the top five obstacles completed, and that makes our open class. The judge scores are for tiebreakers for those who complete the same amount of obstacles. The next five placings down make our amateur class and anything below that will be novice. This makes it extremely easy to make sure people fall into the class they are suited for. No one has to keep track of how many ribbons they have one or competitions they have been in. It has worked really well for the last 19 years and everyone generally ends up where they should. As to the ranch portion for the cowgirl crew challenge everyone rides in one group this top score, combined with the trail scores will determine the overall cowgirl crew challenge winner who will receive a buckle. We also award buckles and top 10 prizes to the trail competition portion. The top five in the cowgirl crew challenge will also receive awards. We also give special recognition awards to the highest amount of obstacles completed for the series, the highest judge score for the series. I hope this helps if anyone has more questions. Feel free to call or text me. I would be happy to give you a more lengthy explanation. 
Great auction last night thanks to all who participated either by donations or purchases and some who did both. How about some photos in comments of what you got…..
And more!!!
Now offering lot number two for the horse sale at this weekend’s round up auction.
WICKENBURG W***Y
THIS YOUNG GELDING COMES FROM THE FAMOUS GOODWILL RANCH OF WICKENBURG, ARIZONA, so you can rest assured he’s seen some time in the desert traveled some rough terrain and certainly been roped on. He’s a little small to be Heading on but he’s a great heal and breakaway pony. His flashy face is sure to get you noticed in the show pen!!!
Don’t let him slip by if you’re planning on competing in our July fun in the sun competition. (Happy hour Hess classes) he sure to put you in the money!!
More auction items!
More auction items!! See you Saturday. Doors open at 5pm
SHOW OF HAND……
Who’s coming to the Round Up?????
IF YOU ARE AND ITS CONVENIENT BRING A CHAIR 🙏
Looking so forward to seeing everyone and a fun time doors open at 5pm
HOW ABOUT ANOTHER COW CLINIC!!!!
**FULL THANK YOU**
May 25 & 26. Work on the flag in the morning and live cattle in the afternoon. $300. 9am to 4pm each day.
LIMITED TO 5 RIDERS
Text, PM or call me to secure a spot. I do not always see comments or get messages on this page.
24662 Vaughn Road
Veneta, OR
97487
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Lot #1 to be auctioned off at the Round up on May 18th. “Stick Man” This handy guy comes from the well known St Vincent ranch in Junction City Oregon. As you see he is kid safe and handy on a cow. Also lots of experience on trail obstacles. Sound solid and ready to go. If you’re needing a mount for this year’s fun in the sun hoof-less class that could be combative in the sorting class as well as trail here’s your chance. Don’t let this one get away. You could wear out a set of tires looking for one like this.
Just had one spot open up for the intermediate to advanced Trail clinic on September 16 and 17th Text me interested. 541-556-8901
TRUST….It’s a two way street. Anyone who has ridden with me has probably heard me talk about the 4 B’s I don’t believe in doing to get my hoses to do things. Especially on the trail. Don’t beg,bait,bribe or bully them. It always comes back to bite you in the backside. I’ve seen in happen in the most seasoned and competitive of horses. I prefer to have my horses be thinking partners who have some say in the situation I may be putting them in. I do my best to help them understand what I am asking of them. I believe this brings confidence and trust in the relationship. Recently I had this put to test. After a pretty good rain we decided to go for a ride in the desert. There would be no dust and the flowers and cactus should be in bloom. The ride has some steep and rugged terrain right up my alley!! The beauty did not disappoint. We were near the end of the 3 hour ride when we came to a spot on the trail where the water had washed the trail away leaving a very deep narrow wash with no foreseeable way around. After a little thought of what to do I volunteered to ride down the steep bank into the wash. It was 4 to 5 feet deep and just wide enough to fit a horse. Our options were straight across and straight up a bank that may or may not hold the weight of a horse or down the barley horse width wash a couple horse lengths and up a steeper wall that appeared to be more stable. As I sat there on my horse I offered him all the reins I could spare allowing him to assess the situation. He lowered his head but didn’t budge. I softly encouraged him to go. He leaned his weight forward but then brought his head straight up. I repeated the the same request again with the same results. My horse remained calm but refused to move a foot. I chose to listen to him. I stepped off and put my weight on the bank. It held me but I wasn’t sure it would support Martin so I climbed out of the ditch while he waited patiently for me. I then walked the path betwe
END OF SUMMER ONE DAY CLINIC. THIS SATURDAY 9th from 9 AM to 4 PM. Working on helping your horse understand the trail obstacles cost will be $100 for the day message me if you’re interested in signing up. Course is also open for practice weather permitting at $30 per horse contact me for a time slot