Reining and Horsemanship Camp        

Personal Water Bottle - make it yours!
Please be sure and send along a distinct bottle that your child will be able to recognize as theirs, with their name on it! 
We push fluids to ensure that all campers drink the amount of water necessary throughout the week, as it does get very hot.

One or two personal munchies - note, pack seperate as they will be kept AT THE FARM, not in camp
Flashlight
Camera (please put your name on it with tape)
favorite book or walkman for downtime
BOOT cut bluejeans (one or two hack around pairs) ****no bell or flare bottoms please!
Boots (paddock or cowboy) if you are unable to supply boots we have a few pairs, contact me for sizing
Track pants for relaxing at night
Teeshirts for the week (at least ONE long sleeved)
sweatshirt and/or warm sweater for cool nights
Shorts (two pairs)
rain jacket (pants not necessary, it's usually warm at this time of year)
ball cap & sunglasses if you need it
bathing suit and towel
toiletries (toothbrush, deoderant, bandaids, etc)
anti inflammatory of choice (parents, please notify me what they have brung or if you need me to monitor them)
socks, undies, etc for a week
bug dope (we find deep woods off is best, definitely something with deet)
suntan lotion
Cowboy Hat (*optional and just for hanging out after riding)
sleeping bag and pillow
hiking boots or runners if you have them (for hacking around camp)
* RIDING BOOTS - please make sure the boots used have a minimum 1.5 cm heel with a 90 degree 'notch' (not a smooth & rounded heel) 
*anyone that doesn't have boots should call ahead and give me their size - we have several pairs here that will work!*

NOTE:  IF YOU HAVE A HELMET OF YOUR OWN THAT IS ASTM CERTIFIED, BY ALL MEANS BRING IT.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU ARE BRINGING A CERTIFIED HELMET
*those that don't have a helmet, we have plenty here at the farm for you*

 

FUN DEMO/SHOW CLOTHING
- it doesn't have to be fancy, but there is a dress code - see notes below

1.  Riding Boots (cowboy boots, paddock boots, or an ankle height lace up street style boot with a small heel)
*call me if you don't know what to bring - try hitting the good will or clothing bank, we've found good cowboy boots there!

WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF WESTERN BOOTS HERE AT THE FARM IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANTHING SUITED.

2.  Western Shirt (VERY IMPORTANT - COLORFUL!! cotton button down long or short sleeved shirt, with collar - must have sleeves)
DON'T go to a western store and buy an $80 western shirt - any button down shirt will do AS LONG as it is long enough to TUCK IN.
Value Village is great for this - find something with a button down collar that is light cotton and comfortable on a hot day.

3.  Blue Jeans (no flare or bell bottom please)  The flare or bell bottom leg is not appropriate for western events.  It's not safe either, as the bell bottom gets caught in the stirrup.  Bring your regular camp jeans, but bring a nicer pair to show in.  Any color is allowed, so long as they are straight OR BOOT CUT leg to go over your western boots.   If you want to dress it up with a belt and buckle, feel free!