Watch as these "ponies" frolic and play. Some are funny, some are heart warming. All are amazing
Watch as these "ponies" frolic and play. Some are funny, some are heart warming. All are amazing
Thank you to everyone who made all of this possible! Thank you Laurie Errington at scootemnshootem photography for the great photos! Thank you Gina Macdonald and Bob Otey, Gabrielle's grandparents, for their […]
March 20-24th, 2019Ford Idaho CenterNampa, Idaho It is time for our annual ICHA Gabrielle Sanborn Memorial Scholarship Cutting during the ICHA Spring Show at the Ford Idaho Center.March 20-24th, 2019. […]
It is time for our annual ICHA Gabrielle Sanborn Memorial Scholarship Cutting during the ICHA Spring Show at the Ford Idaho Center. March 24-25th, 2018. To be entered and eligible […]
The Annual Gabrielle Sanborn Youth Scholarship Cutting takes place at the ICHA Spring Weekend Show in March, at the Idaho Horse Park Arena. This Youth Scholarship Cutting is offered both […]
The affiliates in the Northwest have teamed together to put together some great shows for 2015 and put the FUN back in cutting. For more information on entering or how […]
The 1st Annual Gabrielle Sanborn Youth Scholarship Cutting is to take place at the ICHA Spring Weekend Show, March 23-24, at the Idaho Horse Park Arena. This Youth Scholarship Cutting is offered both days of the Weekend Show, and entering is easy. Prizes will be awarded for both Jr. & Sr. Youth, based on points, but you must be entered both days.
Senior Pro National Finals Rodeo As Well As Food • Music • Shopping • Contests & Prizes Raffles • Kids Corral • Pumpkin Patch • Pony Rides November 1-3, 2012 • 9AM-9PM Rodeo 6-8PM, Sat. […]
The word rodear is a Spanish word meaning to circle something. The high desert cowboys of Nevada and California call it rodearing the cattle when they gather them out on the range and work them. In that kind of country it can be a long way to the corral. If they want to brand, wean calves, or anything else. They just rodear the cattle where ever they are usually in a fence corner or at least along a fence or cut bank. With enough help they can just circle them up out in the open.