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The weather gave us a great week to work on trails at Brown County. Greg Hersberger headed up the chain saw crews and cleared all the trails of downed trees and also cleared leaning and dead trees that looked like … Continue reading →

By the time you get this another year will have ended and we will be moving quickly ahead into 2013. The board will meet in February and the Quiet Sports Expo will be held at the State Fairgrounds Feb. 14-25th. … Continue reading →

I was told this story and as best as we can figure out this is how it unfolded. I wish we knew the names of the Louisville men. On December 1st, two men from Kentucky were day riding at Deam … Continue reading →

The annual entrance fee and camping rates have changed for 2013. The annual entrance fee went up to $40 from $36 and the senior annual entrance fee went from $18 to $20. The daily and annual horse passes stayed the … Continue reading →

I’m not sure a lot of you know that our soon to be Governor, Mike Pence, is an avid trail rider!  Upon introducing myself as a member of the Indiana Trail Riders when I first met him this past winter, … Continue reading →

I am glad to report that a meeting was set up recently for some of the ITRA BOD to meet with the new property manager Pat Cleary. It was held on December 8th at Deam Lake. Pat Cleary and Deam … Continue reading →

I know March seems like a long way off but it will be here before you know it. All officer positions are open for election and there are five director positions open. If you would like to have a say … Continue reading →

On Thursday, September 27th, I was notified by The Rising Sun Regional Foundation that they were awarding us a $45,000 grant.  Needless to say, we were ecstatic about this opportunity.  The plan is to use the funds to route the … Continue reading →

I would like to thank everyone who donated items and  those who bid on items at the silent auction for the Annual Ride. It generated $244.00 for ITRA. We had a variety of items donated from horse supplies to blankets, home decor and … Continue reading →

Several riders entertained the audience at the fall ride. Most of the riders breezed through the cowboy curtain, then they walked over the rocking bridge which is a bit challenging for most horses. At the cone, they cantered over to … Continue reading →