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* In the ParkIn the Park

Time: 11:00 am
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\"a gathering of animal role play enthusiasts and the Ones that hold their leashes/reins ;-)” General info date: Saturday, April 02, 2011 time: 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM where: Mineral Wells Picnic Area address: Griffith Park Drive, Griffith Park cost: nada, zeltch, zero, bring a picnic lunch to eat if you wish dress code: No pink bits showing, it is a public park, Puppy/Critter/Pony gear/tack, Handler/Trainer attire, Description This is an open Play Party for animal role play enthusiasts to play together with the Los Angeles Pony and Critter Club members whom sponsor, promote and participate in this event . We shall bring Agility Training Equipment for Puppies and Critters to try out and play on. The equipment may include Weave Pole, teeter-totter, pause box, hurdles, ring hoop, play mats. We shall bring a rope coral, hurdles and carts for the ponies to try out and play with. This is a time for us to gather together, play, share information, show off, and laugh together. All the makings for a fantastically fun day.

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* The Spring Fox Hunt 2011The Spring Fox Hunt 2011

Time: 11:00 am
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General info date: Saturday, April 23, 2011 time: 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM where: the Las Padres National Forest address: about 30 miles from Ojai cost: $5 Day Parking Pass to Las Padres National Forest, plus $10 Group Event Fee dress code: No pink bits showing, it is a public park, though very remote Description The Los Angeles Pony and Critter Club presents our 2nd Annual Southern California Spring Fox Hunt. The Fox Hunt is a social event that includes critter and pony play. Specifically, XXXXX Camp Site, elevation 3160. It has developed campground, restrooms, campfire sites, tent camping, space for rv/camping trailers, Trailhead, Hiking Trails, horse trails, mountain bike trails, fishing (you must have a license). People who tag all the camping spots must arrive by FRIDAY, 22 April 2011. People camping will inspect the river and mark the allowed crossing points for the Fox Hunt. Please RSVP ASAP if you are one of these people who will be camping to the LA Ponies and Critters Group http://fetlife.com/groups/16485. Please RSVP to the Yahoo Group if you are attending the event. Schedule for For the Fox Hunt Day Event: Saturday morning 11 am – Stirrup Cup – traditional toast to begin the festivities Organize the hunters and release the Fox. We have 1 fox confirmed. A guide will go with each fox to mark trail. We are in a National Forest and do not wish to loose people. Note:The Fox must consent wear a fox tail butt plug or tie a fox tail to a harness and consent to have the plug pulled out/taken off when caught. If the fox is wanting to be tormented by the Mistress or Master of the team that catches the fox, all limits must be written before hand, thoroughly understood by all participants and agreed to. The Guides with the Fox must mark their trail every 30 feet minimum, we provide markers. The Fox may choose to run back to the campground once spotted by the Hounds, but if the Fox is tagged, the Fox must stop at that point. There will be a \"free from hounds\" cage/burrow to curl up in. We will have Horns this time to flush the Fox and communicate with. 11:30 am – The Hunt begins The dogs/critters are released next to find the fox. The ponies and \"riders\" follow the dogs. The idea is that the dogs/critters encircle the fox after the dog/critter that finds the fox tags him/her, and they all bark to bring the ponies and \"riders\" to the scene. The fox is de-tailed. Being a social event, the Hunt is followed by a pot luck dinner together and a Good-bye Toast. Please look at the LA Ponies and Critters Yahoo or Fetlife Group for the Pot Luck Feast organization of menu assignments. SPECTATORS are welcome to follow the Hunt and partake in the Feast. Being a spectator is definitely an important role part of the Hunt. It is a fantastically fun day.

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