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CACHE CREEK TRAILS
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More than 50 miles of
trails located on the Bovee Ranch
in the beautiful Upper Cache Hills, 45 miles North West of Fort St. John, B.C., Canada. Guide and/or instructor also available. |
ALL NEW FOR 2006
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added all the time.
Please check again soon.
Last update: May 2006
FIRST TRAIL RIDE:
SATURDAY JUNE 3, 2006
PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE
CHILDREN'S WISH FOUNDATION.
| POKER RIDE!!! Pledge sheets will be available at tack stores on May 1st. ---For every $20 in pledges one poker hand will be given, to a maximum of 5 hands. --- There will be a prize awarded for most pledges collected for senior and junior, and for the poker hands. ---For every $200 in pledges one ticket will be entered into a draw from all BC rides. The winner will receive 2 airline tickets to anywhere in Europe! Donated by Air Transat. |
Jani London, Box 437 Charlie Lake, B.C. V0C 1H0 (250) 262-3273 E-mail Jani London |
| There is a scenic spot
to camp with water for the horses. The trail is different from the
last ride. It will take 3-4 hours to ride the whole trail.
The trail is well marked so riders can go in groups at their own speed.
Prizes will be awarded after everyone gets back. Concession will be available
and each rider will get a free hamburger and softdrink. There will
also be free drinks on the trail. Pledge Sheet: page1 page2 Sorry, not quite working yet! Pledge sheets will be @: Peace River Buidling Supplies, 8 Seconds Western Wear, Glass House, Charlie Lake store, and at the ride. Each rider needs to hand in a signed pledge sheet (liability release) with at least $20 on it. |
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS AND EVERYONE WHO IS COMING TO RIDE, OR IS
SUPPORTING THIS RIDE IN ANY WAY! Cancor Rathole Inc. -- Pro Pile Inc. -- North Peace Vet. Clinic -- Peace River Building Supplies -- 8 Seconds Western Wear -- United Rentals of Canada -- Peace Country Rentals -- Butler Farm Equipment -- Canada Safeway -- and others. |
Pictures from the 2005 rides
will be added soon!
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| Ride at your own risk! Use your own judgment at all times. Stay in a group, you are out of cell phone range. Sign a waiver releasing us of all responsibilities. Follow the ribbons closely, they suggest the safest route. Make responsible decisions about where to ask your horse to go. Don't let juniors roam away from you. Don't let juniors lead their horses down steep slopes or on narrow or slippery parts of the trail, they are safer in the saddle. Leave open gates open, close the gate you find closed, so the cattle don't get mixed up. Leave dogs at home or tied in camp, you'll come across cattle and wildlife, and they might spook other horses! Don't hassle the cattle in any way. |
| If you wish to use a guide and/or instructor for a trail ride anytime, check the qualifications below. |
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JF GAITED RANCH AND TRAIL HORSES
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