Horse riding is not serious

Horse riding is not serious
the famous water jump


      About Teddie

      Six of the eight Laframboise children were avid competitors and several represented Canada Internationally at different times on the National 3 Day Event team. Teddie has had a passion for children and teaching her whole life. She has been training young equestrians for over 30 years and sees sport as a vehicle for the development of self-esteem, discipline, independence and responsibility, which young people will carry into their future lives.

      Since 1994, Teddie has concentrated on coaching and developing the farm with her husband and farm partner, Andy de Ste.Croix, while raising their two children. They work hard to provide a healthy and fun, old fashioned, family farm environment for everyone.

      Education and Certification
      • Bachelor of Comm., University of Ottawa
      • Bachelor of Education, University of Toronto
      • Ontario Teacher's Certification
      • Canadian Coaching Association, Level 3 theory Equine
      • Canadian Coaching Association, Level 1 Ski Coach
      • Member of 2007 pilot project Level 3 Event Coach
      Coaching Accomplishments
      • Gold medal, North American Young Rider Championships 1980. Red Deer, Alberta, as Coach of the Quebec Provincial Team. This accomplishment was a first for Quebec and has not been repeated since.
      • Ontario Young Rider Preliminary Champion | Casey Gillis on "Trivia"
      • Ontario Young Rider Training Champion | Karen Ladoceur on "Way Past Cool"
      • Annually, National Capital Horse Trials Association (NCHTA) | Riders consistently winning Champion or Reserve, Entry to Prelim
      Riding Accomplishments
      • 1993 National 3 Day Talent Squad Member
      • 1993 Preliminary Jumper - Quebec Circuit
      • Completed basic training of these top Grand Prix Show Jumpers
        • Dynamite, (Beezie Madden, Anne Kurzinski) AHSA Grand Prix Horse of the Year
        • Roulette, aka Hinnible K, (Ian Miller)
        • Daily Ruckus (Gail Greenough)
        • Jupiter K , (Jonathan Miller)

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

fall session

Hello and Welcome to Stevens Creek Farm in the Fall
We are planning a few new things for this fall session.
Horse shows to watch this fall.
We will have riders at all three of these shows if you care to come and spectate.

Check stable websites for directions. Oakhurst Horse Trials, September 12th
Westar Farm Show, September 18th
Touch a Rainbow Horse Trials, September 26th
Pleasure riders may consider the Hunter Pace September 19th or the Rooney Poker run on the
26th.
Hallowe'en-Week of Oct. 25th
For the kids and the kid in us.
Remember to dress up in your Halowwe'en costume for your lesson the week of October 25th.
We plan some games for the lessons that week.

Final School Session-Week of Nov. 29th to Mon. Dec. 6th
The last session will be a special demo lesson for parents and spouses with an educational aspect
directed at the parents and a question and answer period at the end of the lessons. Due to a
missed Monday lesson on Thanksgiving the very last session will be the Monday session on Dec.
6th.

Christmas Camp days 2010
Custom days or half days with lessons. 9 to 3:30 or 9 to 1. $60 and $45
Dec. 20,21,22 Dec. 28,29,30

Christmas Party
Saturday December 18th, 2010.
Pot Luck Supper at the Farm and gift exchange and games for the kids.
Maple Taffy and sleigh ride if snow.

Web Site-Until I get a web site manager the site will not be up to date. Sorry for this.

RIDING SCHOOL POLICY
Weekly Lessons –SCF staff
Registration begins one month before the start of the session. Payments due at time of registration.
Cheques payable to "T. Laframboise"
Fall Session Sept. 13 – Dec.6 $480.00 62.40 $542.40
-payable in full the first week or
payable by 3 post dated cheques for $180.80 **(correction)
(Sept.13, Oct.1, Nov.1)
Note - Missed lessons will not be credited to future sessions but may be made up only if scheduling
permits. Lessons will not run on statutory holidays and will be made up at the end of the session
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