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EQUINE SERVICES

COMPLIMENTARY HEALTH CARE

Guyton, Suzanne, DC 707 537-9212

Hanson, Christine 415 586-6677

Jacobs, Beverly 707 694-0078

James, Mary 707 569-1417

Krout, Cindy RVT 707 794-8556
[email protected]

North Coast Equine Physical Therapy co-owner, established 1996,
provides mobile equine Physical Therapy at your barn. Specializing in
Equine Rehabilitation and the wellness of the horse. Veterinary referral/
approval. [AD PG 48 ]

MacKay, Kelly DC 707 887-1875

Malone, Ron and Sara 707 766-8760
Circle Oak Equine 909 Mustang Court

[email protected] | circleoakequine.com

M-S 9-4 Rehabilitation and fitness for perfor­mance horses. Veterinarian-
supervised staff led by RVT. Full range of therapies, including Hydrohorse(tm)
underwater treadmill, ECB cold saltwater spa, EquiVibe, and more. Best horse
care anywhere! [AD PG 44]

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COMPLIMENTARY HEALTH CARE

Manion, Margaret 707 568-2160

Pitt, Ame 310 613-3647

Powell, Amy DC 707 365-5173
Chiropractic & Sports Massage

[email protected] | animalchiropractic.us

Services include large and small animal chiropractic, equine sports
massage and Kinesio taping. Increase range of motion, mobility, nervous
system function and more. Call for more info. Tues-Sat by appointment.

[AD BELOW]

Schellenberg, Cindy 707 792-6710

Schleuss, Cindy 707 789-9947

Scriven, Linda 415 328-2820

Sequeira, Karen 707 480-3689

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FARRIERS 707 321-4309
Adams, David 707 775-8026
Bailey, Sean 707 333-6571
Berardino, Tony 707 874-2967
Berman, Jared 707 585-9260
Blair, Marilyn 707 755-0267
Bradford, Jimmy 707 272-0332
Bumpus, Rich

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EQUINE SERVICES 707 280-2337

FARRIERS
Burke, Andy
[email protected]
Monday-Friday 7:30 am-5:00 pm V MC

Chisham, Mike 707 396-0012

Cowles, Linda Winfield 707 548-9960
HealthyHoof.com | [email protected]

Barefoot trimming, clinics and education. Educational Webinars.
Specializing in performance, transition and rehab hoofcare, Epona
shoeing and booting.

Crawford, Eric 707 494-1804

Culiver, Larry 707 235-8415

Decker, Rod 707 874-2079

Durham, Sam 707 483-1384

Ellars, Don 707 838-0983

Ferron, Mark 707 235-8816

Fulton, Bob 707 664-0924

Glennan, Shaun 707 301-6225

PLAN YOUR DISASTER RESPONSE NOW!
Wildfire, earthquake, floods. We are prone to disasters in California!

Visit our new Emergency Preparedness section on page 68.
Remember, your horse’s well-being comes from your calmness

and competence during an emergency.

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EQUINE SERVICES

FARRIERS

Goodrich, R.T. North Bay Farrier Service 707 235-2897
North Bay Farrier Service, PO Box 750364 Petaluma 94975

[email protected]

Journeyman Farrier. Specializing in Sport Horses, therapeutic shoeing,
barefoot trimin and Glue ons. EasyBoot and EasyShoe fitting and sales.
[AD BELOW]

Graham, Brian 707 486-5454
Graham’s Farrier Service
[email protected] | bgrahamfarrier.com
V MC D [AD PG 54]

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EQUINE SERVICES

FARRIERS 707 483-8838
Hagge, Rod 707 953-6306
Harrington, Bill 707 330-6921
Johnson, Buck 707 235-4143
Koalkin, Matt 707 433-4966
MacDonald, Raymond 415 999-5256
MacNamara, Paul 707 252-8372
Matthew, Frederick 707 747-1690
Matthews, Jeff 707 486-6371
Myers, Mike 707 888-8634
Paine, Mark 707 769-8623
Pfieffer, James 707 953-0393
Piro, Michael 707 486-8120
Sagaria, John 707 566-7079
Sagehorn, Steve 707 695-3911
Serres, Buck 707 479-5120
Smart, Dustin 707 876-9803
Swanson, Steve 707 823-7944
Tresenreider, Phil 707 799-2300
White, Eric

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EQUINE SERVICES

SADDLES, TACK SALES AND REPAIRS

Contact Saddles 707 575-8637

County Saddlery 877 414-6773

Custom Saddlery 800 910-6542

Dan Horn Pack and Saddlery 707 544-4543

Gilpin, David 435 881-2364
WOWsaddles.com | [email protected]

On-site saddle fitting, reflocking and repair of any make of saddle.
Representing WOW saddles, the saddle of the future. Available for
demonstrations at your barn. Daily 9-5. V MC D AMEX [AD BELOW]

Jay Palms Saddle Shop 707 789-9200

Reactor Panel Saddle Company 888 771-4402

Revere Saddlery 650 678-8553

Saddlery Solutions/JRD 1 800 BUY TACK

Thomason Saddlery 707 431-8971

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TRANSPORTERS (Those marked with * will do medical emergency transport)

*Alisha Robinson Horse Transport 707 292-5153

*Blew By U Horse Transportation 707 586-7874
[email protected] | blewbyuhorsetransportation.weebly.com

[AD BELOW]

*Glenn Wright, Inc. Horse Transportation 415 601-8294
415 233-1478
Hansen’s Horse Hauling 707 696- 0944
707 328-8626
*Jin’s Hauling Service
*Kathy Senzell Horse Transportation
[email protected]
7 days a week, 24 hours a day. V MC [AD PG 58]

*Running C Ranch Horse Transportation 707 696-8912
*Scottie Marnell Crandall Transporter 800 851-3942
Zurth, Annie 707 328-5014

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GROOMING, EXERCISE, BARN SITTING SERVICES 707 695-6388
Germain, Jyoti 707 623-5062
Impelido, Sabrina 415 246-8854
Powning, Ruth 707 696-0944
Price, Jinifir

BLANKET CLEANING AND REPAIR

Anne’s Equine Laundry Service 707 762-1419
[email protected] | annesequinelaundry.com

I use Nikwax non-soap detergent and Nikwax waterproofing. Both are
high quality products and very safe for your horse. I also clean pads and
do all blanket repairs. Free pick-up with a 5 blanket minimum.

Freedom Farms 707 889-3284

Papenhausen’s Horse Cover-ups 707 763-7981

Suzi Loughran Blanket Care 707 695-4339

Taylored Horse Wear 707 673-7127

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EQUINE SERVICES

ARTIST, PHOTOGRAPHERS, VIDEOGRAPHERS 707 762-8353
Chien-Erickson, Nancy 707 762-6445
Colt, Julie 707 584-7265
Creative Concepts, Equestrian Photography 530 574-8176
Digital Barrett Videography 707 939-1286
Elegant Horsehair Jewelry 707 762-1759
John O’Hara Photography 707 318-7026
Marcie Lewis Photography 415 726-6000
Natural Light Photography 707 529-5759
Scott, Laurie 707 280-3327
SPhotography 707 539-8974
Star Shots Photography

BUSINESS SERVICES

GEVA, Inc. 707 527-8092

Golden State Shows and Marketing 707 318-5933

Lisa Thomas Premier Country Estates 707 579-Lisa
3333 Mendocino Ave., Ste. 210, Santa Rosa

premiercountryestates.com | [email protected] [AD PG 1]

Morningstar Insurance Brokers 707 529-9484

Murphy, Michael 707 332-1195

Ursus Medical Services, EMT 707 396-8612

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ASSOCIATIONS

ALL DISCIPLINES

2nd California Cavalry californiacavalry.us
Company “F” of the 2nd California Cavalry is open to everyone wishing to
participate in historically accurate portrayals of one of California’s Civil War
cavalry units. You do not need to ride to participate.

Back County Horseman of California, North Bay Unit 707 953-4903
Volunteers who maintain trails and facilities in State and regional parks.

California Historical Artillery Society (CHAS) warhorse.org
Re-enactments of mounted living history from 1840-1918. Home of the 3rd US
Battery L & M.

California State Horsemen’s Association, region 1 707 249-1767
Represents the pleasure horse industry and horse owner. Offers many different
competition riding programs: gymkhana, English, Western, etc.

Golden Gate Arabian Horse Assoc. goldengatearabians.com
A club promoting the Arabian breed through Arabian horse shows, social and
educational events. For the Arabian horse rider, breeder and fan.

Marin County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse 415 479-2311
Volunteers of intermediate-advanced horsemanship and good trail knowledge
for search/rescue unit and/or parade color guard.

Marin Horse Council 415 259-5783
Non-profit servicing the interests and needs of persons involved with horses in
Marin County.

Mounted Assistance Unit, CA State Parks 707 938-5216
Horse and bicycle volunteer patrol of Jack London park. Provid­ing public and
emergency assistance, hazard and user reports.

Mounted Assistance Unit, Lake Sonoma Park 707 431-4533
Horse and bicycle volunteer unit that works with the agency to patrol thepark.

Mounted Assistance Unit, Sonoma County Reg. Parks 707 779-9690
Horse and bicycle volunteer patrol of the Regional park. Providing public and
emergency assistance, hazard and user reports.

Napa County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse 707 253-4879
A volunteer unit that provides search/rescue, drill and formation riding. Class A
members, with firearms, provide security and law enforcement.

*Napa Valley Horsemen’s Association napahorsemen.org
A social club composed of riders and horse lovers, promoting the equine
community. Facilities, clubhouse and arena may be rented.

* Indicates facilities, clubhouse and arenas that may be rented
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ALL DISCIPLINES

*Novato Horsemen novatohorsemen.com
Social riding club with horse shows, cattle events and gymkhanas. Facilities,
clubhouse and arena may be rented. Members have use of the facility.

Occidental Equestriennes 707 544-2276
Women’s group of cutting, trail and English riders and fans hosting many riding
clinics each year and providing emergency and support services within the group.

Redwood Empire Trail Riders 707 544-2276
A non-profit organization promoting pleasure riding and other social activities for
members and guests.

Redwood Morgan Club 415 346-1606
Puts on horse shows as well as trail rides and clinics. For the Morgan horse rider,
breeder and fan.

Russian River Riders 707 431-8971
A club using Hoofbeats Park, a Healdsburg riding facility owned and used solely
by its club members. Call for membership details.

Sebastopol Wranglers sebastopolwranglers.com
The club hosts numerous show and play-days for English and Western disciplines.
Members have use of the facility at all other times.

Sonoma County Driving and Riding Club 707 779-7060
[email protected]

SCDRC started in 1937. Mainly a social club, we have monthly meetings, play
days, dinners and trail rides each month.

Sonoma County Horse Council sonomacountyhorsecouncil.org
A non-profit group of equine enthusiasts dedicated to promoting the health and
well-being of horses and all aspects of the horse industry in the county.

Sonoma State University Equestrian Club [email protected]
ssuequestrian.com

Horse club for students attending Sonoma State University.

Valley of the Moon Riding Club 707 938-3727
A family club sharing fun social and educational events such as trail riding,
camping, potlucks and speakers. You do not need to own a horse to join.

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ENGLISH DISCIPLINES

California Dressage Society, Marin Chapter marindressage.org
Non-profit group putting on dresage shows, clinics and equine educational
classes.

California Dressage Society, Sonoma Chapter winecountrydressage.org
Non-profit educational group putting on “Dressage in the Wine Country,”
dressage shows and educational clinics.

WESTERN DISCIPLINES

*Petaluma Riding and Driving Club petalumaridingclub.com
Social club for penning, sorting, roping, trail rides and drill team. There are
facilities, clubhouse and arena that may be rented. Members may use all the
club’s facilities.

Redwood Empire Cutting Horse Association 707 575-0877
NCHA affiliate holding sanctioned cuttings, futurities, limited age events and
open class.

Vintage Cutting Horse Association vchacutting.com
This association provides a supportive and welcoming environment for a broad
range of cutting abilities and interests.

Western Cow Horse Association westerncowhorse.net
NRHA, NRCH affiliate, members host 8 shows, April to October, in No­vato and
Napa. Classes are open to beginning, for both pro and non-pro.

* Indicates facilities, clubhouse and arenas that may be rented
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YOUTH DISCIPLINES

4 H Clubs 415 499-4207
Marin
Napa 707 253-4221
Sonoma 707 565-2681
For all youth, ages 9-19, using horses to teach ethics and respon­sibility. Part of
the University Extension Service based at UC Davis.

Petaluma Riding and Driving Club petalumaridingclub.com
A club for all youth, ages 4-18 years. Activities include play-days, color guard, drill
team. Members may use club’s Petaluma arena and facility.

Rincon Riders rinconriders.org
Youth equestrian group of the Sonoma County Driving and Riding Club.
Participate in parades, playdays, attend clinics, overnights and trail rides.

US Pony Club, Sierra Pacific Region sierrapacific.ponyclub.org
Programs for all youth, 5-25 years, teaching riding, mounted sports and care of
horses and ponies while developing responsibility, moral judgment, leadership
and self-confidence.

Western Cow Horse Association westerncowhorse.net
For youth up to 18 years to compete in classes open to beginning and non-pro.
Shows are held in Novato and Napa 8 times a year, April to October.

PLAN YOUR DISASTER RESPONSE NOW!
Wildfire, earthquake, floods. We are prone to disasters in California!

Visit our new Emergency Preparedness section on page 68.
Remember, your horse’s well-being comes from your calmness

and competence during an emergency.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES

ANIMAL CONTROL (Lost, abused, neglected animals)

Marin County 415 883-4621

Napa County 707 253-4517

Sonoma County 707 565-7100

Cloverdale 707 894-2150
Cotati 707 792-4611
Healdsburg 707 431-3386
Petaluma 707 778-4396
Santa Rosa 707 565-7100
Sebastopol 707 829-4400
Sonoma 707 996-3601
Windsor 707 565-7100

SHERIFF’S OFFICE (Stolen animals, tack) 415 479-2311
707 253-4451
Marin County 707 565-2185
Napa County
Sonoma County

HOSPITALS - REFERRAL CENTERS 209 847-5951
fax 209 847-5954
Pioneer Equine Hospital
Brad Jackman DVM 530 752-0290
11536 Cleveland Ave. Oakdale, CA 95361 After hours 530 752-5438
University of Davis Large Animal Hospital
One Shields Ave, Davis, CA 95616 530 681-8074
[SEE MAP PG 67] fax 530 406-0380
Willow Oak Equine
Linda Harrison DVM
33558 County Road 24, Woodland, CA 95695
willowoakequine.com

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CREMATORIUMS

Koefran Services 800 822-6768
koefran.com

Will pick up and cremate. The remains can be returned to you. Located in the
Sacramento area.

Pets Rest 650 755-2201
petsrest.com

Will cremate and return remains to you. Must have body hauled to Colma
location.

BODY HAULERS

Brazil, Manuel 707 763-9181

Kuck, Al 707 762-7688

Pementel, Janice 925 997-1387
[email protected]

This business has been in my family since 1932. I am licensed to pick up
and remove your deceased horses, cows, goats, sheep or other small
animals to be cremated or to be transported to the processing plant. I
also transport for necropsy and Insurance necropsy. [AD BELOW]

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HORSE RESCUE

Should you find yourself unable to care for your equine friend anymore, please
don’t despair. Contact any of the very caring and responsible people at the horse
rescue facilities listed below.

All are 501(c)(3) tax organizations.

Should you see horses in need of rescue or being abused, please call the animal
control number in your area. Phone numbers can be found on page 64 in this
Emergency Services section.

GEVA, Inc. 707 527-8092
Pam Berg | [email protected] | glenellenfarms.com

Horse retirement, rehabilitation and sanctuary accredited by GFAS.

Lost Hearts & Souls Horse Rescue 707 479-5639
[email protected]

Specializes in rescuing horses destined for slaughter. Donations gladly accepted.

Sonder Ranch 707 758-2364
sonderranch.horses.com

“People Helping Horses, Horses Helping People”

Sonoma Action for Equine Rescue (S.A.F.E.R.) 707 824-9543
Kate Sullivan | [email protected] | saferhorse.com

Free website listings for horses needing homes. Hay assistance program for short
term feed needs.

Sunrise Horse Rescue 707 320-3120
Lisa O’Conner, 1098 Lodi Lane, Saint Helena

[email protected] | sunrisehorserescue.com

Founded November, 2007 as a 501 (c)(3) organization. We provide life-long
homes for abused and neglected horses from Napa and Sonoma counties.

Sonoma Equine Rescue, Rehab and Adoption 888 883-0868
Cathy Spratling | [email protected]

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UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital

In the event that your horse requires a trip to an emergency facility, we are
fortunate to live within hauling distance of the University of California, Davis, a
veterinary teaching hospital, one of only 13 veterinary universities in the US. If your
visit to Davis has been recommended by your vet chances are your vet will initiate
the process by calling the hospital and telling them about your horse’s condition
and to expect you. If it is an emergency situation that you are handling on your own
and you decide your horse should go to Davis immediately without the help of your
vet, call Davis as soon as you are able to notify them of your situation and time of
arrival.
Vets at Davis are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Stay calm and drive
carefully. For local emergency transporters, see pg 57.
Davis Large Anim Hosp 530 752-0290 after hours 530 752-5438

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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Plan Your Disaster Response Now!

Partner with another stable, farm of a similar size in another location, and be each
others back up for disaster planning. Use the following guidelines to make up your plan.

General Information

• One horse drinks, on average, 12 gallons per Remember, your horse’s
day, more if very hot. Keep a 3-7 day supply on well-being comes from
hand. It could be in an outdoor water trough your calmness and
or pond. competence during an

• A 1,000# horse will eat a minimum at
maintenance of 12# to 15 # of hay per day.
Keep a one-week supply on hand. emergency!
• Microchip or freeze-brand your horse.
• Mark all your tack and equipment with your
name, address and phone number.
• Keep recent pictures, breed papers, available for identification or to place
on flyers.
• Maintain a first-aid kit for horses and yourself.
• Keep halters and attached lead ropes available and in good condition.
• Keep your trailer in good working order.
• Practice trailer loading your horse to ensure that in a time of emergency they
will load.
• If your horses must be evacuated, so must your barn cats and dogs. Put dogs on
a leash and cats in a carrier or pillowcase.

Wild Fire Safety
• Evacuate your horses early; don’t wait until the last minute.
• Take all medical records for your horse with you.
• If you don’t have a trailer, check with others in the area that do. Make plans for
mutual assistance.
• If you have to let horses free to fend for themselves, put on cotton halters not
nylon. Nylon melts with heat and metal gets hot enough to brand the hair and skin.
• Use latex spray paint to mark your phone number on the sides of your horse.

Earthquake Safety
• Check the condition of barn or stable. Put horses out in paddocks or pasture if
worried about structure failure during aftershocks.
• Check for gas leaks and broken water pipes; if found turn off all water and gas
around buildings. If you are on a well, there may be no power to pump water
unless you have a generator.
• Check out physical condition of horses and medically treat as needed.

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