EPC offers stable management meetings Monday nights from 6:00-7:30pm at Rohan Stables, Aylesford. These meetings consist of stable management lessons, games and lots of fun!! Members may be asked to bring their grooming tools, tack or other horsey items!
We are excited about the activities planned for this year and look forward to participating in many Regional events including Dressage, Show Jumping, Cross Country, Prince Phillip Games (PPG), Tetrathalon, Quiz, Rally and much more....
If you would like to know more about the Evangeline Pony Club, please contact our District Commissioner, Alissa Cue at evangeline-pony-club@hotmail.com, or our Regional Chair, Gay Hansen, at ghansen@mta.ca |
The Evangeline Pony Club is a new Branch in the Nova Scotia Region of the Canadian Pony Club and serves the Aylesford Area of the Annapolis Valley.
EPC strives to increase children's knowledge about pony/horse care within a safe, fun, and positive atmosphere. We hope that they will acquire knowledge, friendships and memories which last them into adulthood. 
EPC will also offer clinics in various disciplines by qualified instructors. Clinics already in the planning stages include PPG, dressage, stadium jumping, cross country, and natural horsemanship. There will be a charge to members for clinics which you will be made aware of in advance. EPC also hopes to invite other Branch Members to join us for these special activities!
EPC and its members plan to host two Horse Shows this year as fundraisers for our Branch. (One in early summer and one in the fall). This will allow us to keep our costs to a minimum and enable our club to host Regional events in the near future!
EPC will be holding a riding camp for its members 1 week in July at Rohan Stables. Riding lessons, test preparation, stable management and other activities are being planned. Camp cost will be $75 per child!
Parents are a very important part of making Pony Club a success. You do not have to be a “horsey” person to contribute to the fun and achievement of our Branch! There are many behind the scenes jobs to be done, such as chaperoning, driving, helping with a canteen, etc. Parents are encouraged to ask questions, chaperone activities and be a part of the fun! Remember, there is always knowledge to be gained by each of us!