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Devon Carter Camilleri Recognized, Respected, Recommended July2011IssueDevon Carter Camilleri Recognized, Respected, Recommended July2011IssueDevon Carter Camilleri Recognized, Respected, Recommended July2011IssueDevon Carter Camilleri Recognized, Respected, Recommended July2011Issue
EQUESTRIAN &
Real EstateNews
Race season is upon us
and it is important that we
remember the Thor-
oughbreds when their rac-
ing career is over.
After the Finish Line is a Na-
tionally recognized 501(C)(3)
funding non-profit for Thor-
oughbred racehorses that
are transitioned off the racetrack into a second career. The
donations they receive will help support Thoroughbreds at
rescue organizations across the United States while they
await adoption. They are committed to the welfare of these
horses. They exist to honor and respect the Thoroughbreds
and ensure they have a quality of life when they are done
racing. They believe in their program.
Their mission is to educate the public about the health, pro-
tection, preservation and alternative career options of Thor-
oughbreds when their racing or breeding careers are
over. To provide a quality of life for Thoroughbred horses by
funding rescue and retirement organizations to help support
the current Thoroughbreds in their care. To save additional
Thoroughbreds from slaughter and neglect by contributing
funds to the rescue and retirement organization's efforts to
purchase, care for, rehabilitate and retrain horses for a non-
racing career.
They are concerned, committed and respected individuals
who will provide funding and grants to qualified Thor-
oughbred rescue organizations. These funds will help sup-
port the Thoroughbreds in their care that can no longer race
or breed. They are founded on the belief that these horses
have the right to live a fulfilling life when their racing careers
are over. These talented Thoroughbreds can transition into
an array of second careers given the opportunity. They feel
honored to be involved in this national rescue effort.
They will unite with equine leaders at all levels to build part-
nerships to assist these noble animals. They exist to promote
and implement solutions and programs for Thoroughbreds
that can no longer race or produce. The Thoroughbred rac-
ing industry is supported by the horses. Now it's our turn to
help support them. The end of their racing careers should not
signal the end of their lives. In reality, it is a new beginning
for them.
Numerous Thoroughbreds need assistance everyday. A dig-
nified existence for retired racehorses and broodmares
needs to be the norm and not the exception. There is no
limit to their potential and desire to succeed off the racetrack.
We can empower these horses by giving them the opportu-
nity to awaken their spirit. Our treatment of these animals will
empower all of us to be better people for our act of kindness.
It is a privilege to be associated with these magnificent Thor-
oughbreds. They are celebrities that draw fans to racetracks
across the country. In their time of need let's respect them for
their achievements. Their abilities differ greatly. Yet they all
gave us their best effort on the racetrack. We will be their
voice in their time of need. Together we can help support the
rescues that accept Thoroughbred horses in their programs.
Southern California Fundraisers for After the Finish Line
• 4th Annual Charity Fundraiser - "A Tribute to the
Majesty of Thoroughbreds" August 4, 2011, 5:30 pm
to 9:30 pm in Del Mar, CA
• “Race For The Rescues”, The Rose Bowl in Pasa-
dena , Sunday, October 23, 2011, 8:30 am – 12:30
pm for a 5K run (3.1 miles), a 10K run (6.2 mile) and
Kids Fun Run/Walk
• Del Sol Classic Horse Shows, Off the Track Thor-
oughbreds competing as Hunters and Jumpers
August 17-18 and October 1-2, 2011, Del Mar, Cali-
fornia, www.delsolclassic.com
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Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up anyway. -John Wayne
• July 2, Sunland/Tujunga - Free Horsemanship clinic! Weston Transformation Workshop, 1st Saturday of every month, Celie 818-352-7709, [email protected]
• July 2, Hemet - 12 Acre Obstacle Course, Cactus Val-ley Equestrian Center, first Saturday of every month, 951-766-0246, [email protected], www.cactusvalleyequestriancenter.com
• July 2, Poway - PVRA - Polo - July 4th Weekend Tour-nament, call Russ 619-206-8344
• July 2, San Bernardino - Gymkhana is for EVERYONE with a horse! www.cshareg14.webs.com
• July 2-3, Burbank - So Cal Miniature Horse Show, Los Angeles Equestrian Center, Aimee 951-218-5185
• July 4, Anza – Gymkhana, Anza Lions Club, Miners Field
• July 4-8, Hemet - Ultimate Camp Clinic, Reed Valley Ranch, Please call for reservations 760-285-0160
• July 7-8, Del Mar – July Theme Horse Show, Del Mar Horse Park, Robin [email protected]
• July 9, Pinion Hills -Competitive Trail Challenge, www.mustang-spirit.org, 760-807-7558, [email protected]
• July 9, Los Angeles - Screening of Saving America's Horses A Nation Betrayed, Grauman's Egyptian Thea-ter, www.savingamericashorses.org
• July 9-10, Burbank - L.A. Chapter Dressage, Los Ange-les Equestrian Center, Cornerstone Ltd. 818-841-3554
• July 9-10, Del Mar – Signature 4 Horse Show, Del Mar Horse Park, Robin [email protected]
• July 11-15, Poway - Summer Kids Camps, Royal Ridge Equestrian Center, [email protected], www.royalridgeequine.com, Emily 858-449-4311
• July 11-15, Hemet - Ultimate Camp Clinic, Reed Valley Ranch, Please call for reservations 760-285-0160
• July 15, Poway - PVRA Gymkhana, www.pvra.com/gymkhana
• July 15-17, Burbank - Paint Horse Show, Los Angeles Equestrian Center, CA Paint Horse Assoc., Janet 530-626-8154
• July 16, Riverside - Hidden Valley Wildlife Area Night Hike, hosts Amie Kinne and Frank Hall www.riversidecountyparks.org
• July 16-17, Del Mar – Showpark County 3 Horse Show, Fairgrounds Equestrian Facility, www.showpark.com
• July 16-17, Anza - Novice Only Clinic and EXCA Sanc-tioned Cowboy Race, by Bill Cameron & Rick Hoffman, Assistant clinicians Sheryl Lynde & Evon Kurtz, www.naturalbornriders.com, [email protected]
• July 17, Vista - VPR Open Benefit Show, Vista Palomar Riders, Christina 760-630-9889
• July 19-Aug 14, Agoura Hills - Klaus and Gabriele Schoneich's "Straightening the Crooked Horse" Clinic, LionHeart Ranch, www.lionheartranch.com
• July 21-24, Del Mar – Showpark Summer Festival Horse Show, Fairgrounds Equestrian Facility, www.showpark.com
• July, 22-24 Burbank - Gold Coast 5 Hunter / Jumper Show, Los Angeles Equestrian Center, Langer Eques-trian Group, 818-567-7317
• July 24, Vista - SCPHA Show, held at Vista Palomar Riders, www.calprohorseshow.org/calendar.htm
• July 24, Poway – Hunter/Jumper Show, Louann Schloss (858) 705-1336 www.pvra.com
• July 25-29, Poway - Summer Kids Camps, Royal Ridge Equestrian Center, [email protected], www.royalridgeequine.com, Emily 858-449-4311
• July 25-29, San Diego -Summer Camps at The Grand Del Mar, South Coast Training Stables, Jessica Odom 858.442.2569, [email protected]
• July 25-29, Norco – Children’s Horse Camp, TLC Rid-ing Center, 951-990-3958
• July 27-31, Del Mar – Showpark Racing Festival Horse Show Del Mar Horsepark, www.showpark.com
• July 29-31, Burbank - ETI Convention & Horse Show, The Los Angeles Equestrian Center, call ETI 818-362-6819
• July 30-31, Vista - Southern California Horshow Circuit, Vista Palomar Riders, Scott Hichey, Lance Bennett 760-744-3648
If you have an event that you would like me to include in an upcoming newsletter, email me the information at
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