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Siege Of Glengary Equestrian Schedule
Oyez, oyez! Equestrian Activities at the SIege of Glengary will commence on Friday, Sept 27 according to the following schedule. (Please note, times and activities are open to modification and interpretation!) Tentative Schedule: Friday 3:00 Marshalls arrive, settle in. Site … Continue reading
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Getting Started with Horses in the SCA
As this year’s Siege of Glengary is resurrecting equestrian activities, a common question is, “how do I play?” The answer is as varied as SCAdians’ interests and skills! Folks of any experience level can participate in ways that are both … Continue reading
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Equestrian Practice Report
5 riders and their steeds braved the chill winds for our first unofficial equestrian practice of the year. AEthelmearc’s current KEO, Alexander Caithnes, thumbed his knightly nose at the winter storm warnings and joined us for a day of chivalry, … Continue reading
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Authorizations Scheduling Change
Gunnarr and Banshee will be traveling down from Endless Hills to conduct authorizations for our local equestrians on Saturday, April 4. The bad weather back up date will be April 18.
Sylvan Glen Equestrian Practices
We are thrilled to have 2 equestrian practices on the calendar so far. On Feb 21 we will be holding an unofficial equestrian get together. Alexander, Aethelmearc’s current KEO will be coming down as well as Gunnar, the Equestrian Marshal … Continue reading
Equestrian at Siege of Glengary
Equestrian events are returning to Siege of Glengary in the Shire of Sylvan Glen! Yippeee! Thank you Margarita for your persistance in securing the site we’ve dreamed of since the Lazy A days!Equestrian events are fun to participate in and … Continue reading
Natural Horsemanship in a Sabre Skirmish
In uploading video from this weekends’ Cavalry demonstration, I noticed another example of natural horsemanship principles at work in the very unnatural setting of the sabre skirmish: Watch the grey and the palomino. Notice their riders … Continue reading
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Natural Horsemanship and Cavalry Mounted Shooting
Natural horsemanship pops up in the most unexpected places! Mark and I stopped in at the National Conservation Center for their Autumn Conservation Festival. The Center is located almost next door to Mark’s house, which we’ve been prepping for sale … Continue reading
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