05/07/2025
Hello Everyone!
Spring is finally here and Herron Park is open for horseback riding and activities. Just sending this out as a reminder of our May activities. We had a productive workday on May 4th to clean up and set up the dressage courts for the upcoming show. Volunteers were greatly appreciated. Please check our website for updates and upcoming events.
www.herronparkeq.org
Tuesday, May 13th, Meeting & Intro to Dressage Night:
HPE monthly meeting at 6:00 pm. We will meet at Herron Park stable area picnic tables. It will be a short meeting. Please join us.
Intro to Dressage Night at ~6:30 pm - 7:45 pm. All ages and interested participants are welcome to attend this information session to learn more about performing a dressage test at a show. Both Classical and Western Dressage will be addressed. Topics include proper attire and tack, test selection, and more. The first 30 minutes will be unmounted information and the rest of the session will be a mounted practice on your own horse for those who would like to participate. A starter test pattern will be provided for those interested in riding. Cost is free for HPE members and $5.00 for non-members. Reservation is appreciated, contact us at [email protected].
Trail Rides:
Thursday, May 15th & 29th at 4:00 pm.
Sunday, May 17th at 2:00 pm.
Meet at the HPE stable area and be ready to ride at the indicated time.
Start times may change based on weather, check our page and website for changes and updates.
Trail rides are very casual and fun.
Dressage in the Park Schooling Show:
Saturday, May 24th with start time ~9:00 am.
This is a casual and low-key schooling show to kick off the summer.
All levels of Classical and Western Dressage are welcome.
Cost is $30/test for adults and $20/test for children under 18.
There is a $25 non-member fee for anyone who is not a member of HPE.
Please contact show organizer, Lindsay Abernethy by text at (406) 871-5107 or email at [email protected].
Happy Trails!
Mary Van Derveer
HPE Secretary
Herron Park is open for horses at this time. Due to current weather, trail conditions vary from dry to muddy. Meadow and XC jump area is mostly dry with some very wet areas with standing water which can be muddy and slick and should be avoided. Watch for changing information this spring. Keep...