Oktoberfest at the Rancho Riding Club

Oktoberfest at the Rancho Riding Club

WHEN: October 21, 2017

TIME: 12:30pm – 3:30pm

  • Free beer from an Antique Beer Truck
  • German BBQ from Bekker’s Catering
  • Beautiful women, kids, and cowboys in dazzling Oktoberfest Flair
  • Games for all ages: Horseshoes, Cornhole, and other surprises
  • Horse riding games for all levels and disciplines (although no discipline will be 
dispensed)
  • A real life, live, accordion player
  • Prizes galore!

We are counting on you to make this event incredible for all ages. Also, no one HAS TO wear Bavarian dress, bring a Flugelhorn or drink beer! However, we have booked for 80 people, so we need your enthusiasm, and persuasive powers to be successful.

Some of you have not opened your evite, so we’ll be putting magnificently attractive flyers around the barn. We’ll be encouraging your kids to bring them home as a reminder.
If you’re a “grown-up”, please put it on your calendar. You will not want to miss out on the apple strudel dessert! This is a great opportunity to show off our beautiful facility, so spouses and guests are welcome.


If you have not done so already, please rsvp to: paulecke3@icloud.com

Thermal Week 6 was a fantastic week for Team Westwood

Thermal Week 6 was a fantastic week for Team Westwood

Thermal Week 6 was a fantastic week for Team Westwood. Blue Ribbon Winners were Beth Ugoretz on her wonderful horse, Fortunate, in the Adult Amatuer Hunters. Also in the Blue Ribbon group was Dianne Pattison’s Got Attitude, jumping clear rounds in the 5 Year Old Jumpers. Pam Theodosakis was a Primary color in all three of her Adult Amateur Hunter classes on Happy Hour.  A great way to wrap up a very fun circuit.  We had many winners throughout the circuit.  Casani Z winning a Low Amateur Owner Hunter Classic with Sybil Rose.  Julie Hancock Champion in the A/O Hunters on Willow CBF.  Within Reach lived up to his name, Champion in the Low A/A jumpers with his very proud owner and rider, Stephanie Jensen.  Julie Hancock’s Catch Me couldn’t be caught in one of the 1.20 M. Jumper classes of over 60 entries. Now after a couple weeks home at the Riding Club we are ready to go again.It’s off to Blenheim in San Juan Capistrano for some jumping on the grass.