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LAKE COUNTY The Lake County Chapter of the California Dressage Society (CDS), which is an equestrian club for people interested in the art and sport of dressage, has announced its new executive board for 2010.
The board includes chapter Chair Anna Macomber; Vice Chair Barbara Kroboth; Cindy Campman, treasurer and show co-chair; Winifred Lea, clinic chair and newsletter editor; board member Alexandra M. Vidich; and Juliana Vidich, secretary and show co-chair.
The new board is looking forward to a great year full of dressage clinics, horse shows, quadrille teams, educational and social meetings and other events. New members and guests are always welcome.
According to the United States Dressage Federation, "Dressage is a French term meaning 'training' and its purpose is to develop the horse's natural athletic ability and willingness to work making him calm, supple and attentive to his rider."
Many dressage enthusiasts like to think of dressage more as dancing or ballet on horseback. Ideally, dressage training makes a horse more beautiful, powerful, graceful, and willing to please his rider, without the use of force or punishment.
Dressage clinicians planning to teach in Lake County this year include Sharon Marshall June 18-19, Judy McHerron on May 8, Jec Ballou April 11-12 and June 5-6, and John Saint Ryan April 30 through May 2.
Two dressage schooling shows are planned for July 11 and October 17, and a show grooming clinic by Barbara Kroboth will occur on April 18.
For more information and a list of the group's events, visit their Web site at www.squidoo.com/lakecountycds , join their Yahoo Group site at http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/lakecountycds or call Anna Macomber at 707-489-4981.
