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| The Hay Creek Valley Saddle Club was established in 1967. Members enjoy a variety of horse activities, including: showing at both WSCA and Breed levels, trail riding, breeding and training. We host a variety of horse shows and trail rides throughout the year! Hay Creek is also a member of the Goodhue County Saddle Club Association. This allows our members to compete at WSCA shows that also qualify them for GCSCA Year End Awards. |
| The majority of the HCVSC members are located in Red Wing, MN and Ellsworth, WI. Although we do have a good number of members that are 30+ miles from either of those locations. If you are interested in learning more about the HCVSC, feel free to email us! [email protected] |
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| The Hay Creek Valley Saddle Club will be hosting 3 horse shows in 2009. 2 fun shows and 1 WSCA/GCSCA show. Our WSCA/GCSCA show will be a 2 day show (day 1: pleasure, day 2: games). All of our shows in 2009 will again be held at the Pierce County Fairgrounds in Ellsworth, WI.
During our 2 day WSCA/GCSCA show, we will have stalls & camping available for both Friday and Saturday night. Please use the link to the right to reserve a stall. All members are required to find a minimum of 1 sponsor for the WSCA/GCSCA show. Please see the links to the right for examples of letters you can use to contact potential sponsors (although we've found that a phone call or in-person contact works much better). We also have a link for a receipt that should be printed for each sponsor also. All shows are held rain or shine! The State of Wisconsin does require that you provide us with a copy of your coggins (we have to keep the copy for our records). They also require that the coggins be dated in the current year. For those of you who will be crossing state lines to compete at our horse show (for example, if you are coming from Minnesota) - the State of WI does NOT require a health certificate, unless you are planning on selling your horse at the show or will be staying for more than 3 days. See below for a copy of the WI law. Fun Shows - they are open to member and non-members. Show clothes/tack are not required. Fun shows are NOT WSCA Champ Show qualifying. NOTE: ATCP 11.30 Equine animals; import. (1) Certificate of veterinary inspection. (a) Requirement. Except as provided in pars. (b) to (e), no person may import an equine animal into this state unless the animal is accompanied by a valid certificate of veterinary inspection. The certificate shall comply with ATCP 11.02 and shall include all the following: 1. The official individual identification of the equine animal. 2. A report of a negative test for equine infectious anemia if required by sub. (2). (b) Animal imported for slaughter. Paragraph (a) does not apply to an equine animal imported directly to a slaughtering establishment for slaughter. (c) Animal imported to livestock market. Paragraph (a) does not apply to an equine animal imported directly to a livestock market licensed under. ATCP 12.02 if any of the following apply: 1. The animal is shipped directly to a slaughtering establishment, for slaughter, within 10 days after it arrives at the livestock market and before it is commingled with any equine animal that is not shipped to slaughter. 2. A Wisconsin certified veterinarian issues a certificate of veterinary inspection for the equine animal before the animal leaves the livestock market or is commingled with any other equine animal at the market. The certificate shall include a report of a negative test for equine infectious anemia if a test is required under sub. (2). (d) Animal imported for, or returned from, veterinary treatment. Paragraph (a) does not apply to any of the following: 1. An equine animal that is imported directly to a veterinary facility for treatment, provided that the animal is returned to its place of origin immediately after treatment. 2. An equine animal returning to its place of origin in this state immediately after treatment in a veterinary facility outside this state. (e) Animal imported for trail ride, horse show or exhibition. Paragraph (a) does not apply to an equine animal imported for a trail ride, horse show or exhibition if all the following apply: 1. Ownership does not change while the animal is in this state. 2. The animal remains in this state for no more than 7 days. 3. The animal is accompanied by a report of a negative equine infectious anemia test conducted in compliance with sub. (2). 4. The animal originates from a state that allows Wisconsin equine animals to attend trail rides, horse shows or exhibitions in that state under similar conditions. |
| SHOW BILLS |
| 2-Day WSCA/GCSCA Open Show |
| MISCELLANEOUS FORMS |
