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More from Conejo ValleyThe Dressage Clinic put on by the Conejo Valley Arabian Horse Breeder's Association recently was a huge success! Classes were sold out and even an extra class had to be added to accomodate everyone. Clinicians said that they learned more in their half hour lesson than they expected. Dressage Trainer Jontelle Forbus who teaches at The Acres in Moorpark, was very happy with the turn out at the event. "We definitely have to do this again", she said.
This clinic is just one of many clinics, seminars and shows that CVAHA puts on throughout the year. President, Lee Murray explained that the club is here for those who are Arabian enthusiasts, new owners or just a local horse lover. Membership in the club also allows members to join the Arabian Horse Association (national club).
CVAHA's next show will be November 2nd at the Arroyo Simi Equestrian Center. This Fall All Breed Show will feature Youth and Novice Classes. Western, English, and Halter, as well as Jumping, Fun Classes and Equitation. For more information on the club or events contact Lee at 805-660-3400 or visit them at: www.cvaha.org
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