Calendar - Los Angeles Pony and Critter Club

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* LA PACC Play DateLA PACC Play Date

Time: 12:00 pm
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We are trying something a bit different. We are going outdoors to a big grassy area that is private. If it rains November 2nd, this event is cancelled,. If it is on, the $100 fee for rental space of private property is divided between those that show up to play. Ponies and Trainer\'s, it\'s time to saddle up, and get your Pony on as it is definitely time for another LAPACC Play Date. (: Critters, it\'s time to wag your tail, and run through the Agility Training Course. Bring knee pads and be prepared to be on GRASS! The Play Date is a time to come practice your animal role play. This is a time to explore and have fun. SubMissAnn will be available to train any single ponies, single Trainers or Pony/Trainer teams that show up wanting to be trained. If you are curious about Animal Role Play, want to check out what we do, YOU are welcome to attend and hang out. PUPPIES, and CRITTERS, you are invited and wanted to join our LAPACC Play Date and explore your animal role play. Please RSVP and we will set up the Agility Training Course for you to practice on. Let us know in advance you are coming, please! Otherwise, I will not be bringing any pieces of the Agility Course. come out, come out, wherever you are and come play!
* Pony Play in small spacesPony Play in small spaces

Time: 3:30 pm
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Date & Time: Saturday, November 02, 2013 · 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM Location: Lair de Sade 6628 Lankershim Blvd; North Hollywood, CA 91606 Cost: $10 Dress code: Anything goes! Lair\'s Insight Schedule 2:00pm - Doors open to the public for tours and vending 2:30pm - Introduction to BDSM and the Lifestyle with Rev Mel 3:30pm - \"Pony Play in smal spaces\" 6:00pm - Doors close for party preperation 9:00pm - The Unfettered party begins! November 2, 2013 From 3:30pm to 5:30pm Lair de Sade Proudly Presents Pony Play in Small Spaces Presented by subMissAnn subMissAnn will talk and demonstrate grooming your Pony, transition into Veterinarian Play (giving a pony a Vet check-up) and tight space reining games. Bio: SubMissAnn has been a member of the bdsm community for 25 years. She is an erotic art, bdsm and fetish model. She is a professional submissive. subMissAnn was trained by PonyMistress Rebecca, and was given her pony name, Beauty, by her. They share the North American Pony/Trainer 2009 leather title. subMissAnn is the founder of the Los Angeles Pony and Critter Club, an active animal role play group in Los Angeles. Currently on their schedule is The Southern California Fox Hunts, The Los Angeles Pony and Critter Jamboree, Derby Day, Pride Parades and monthly Play Dates. subMissAnn is a published contributor to Equus Eroticus Magazine and the author of \'\'Pony Play with subMissAnn.\'\' subMissAnn has been a presenter at Thunder in the Mountains, Brimstone, Beyond Leather, Dom Con LA, Mr & Ms International Olympus, GLLA, Leather & Leis, Threshold, Lair de Sade, LADs, Club X and Black Rose.

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* Palm Springs Pride ParadePalm Springs Pride Parade

Time: 8:45 am
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2013 Palm Springs Pride Parade Sunday Nov. 3, 2013 - 10AM Parade Route: Step Off at E. Ramon Rd. and travels north on S. Palm Canyon Drive to Alejo. Reviewing Stand: in front of Hyatt Regency Suites Palm Springs near E. Amando Rd. On Sunday, November 3 rainbow flags and glitter will fill the streets as the ever present Mount San Jacinto Mountains star in the most scenic pride parade in the world. The downtown parade steps off at 10am and travels along historic Palm Canyon Drive. http://pspride.org/parade_entries.php subMissAnn is coordinating this Event. Edited to add: Your Contingent Number for the Palm Springs Pride Parade is: \"____\" Please let your membership, staff, friends, customers know so they can cheer you along the parade route. You can also inform your contingent participants so they can locate you in the staging area. We appreciate your participation and look forward to seeing you Sunday morning. Palm Springs Pride Parade - SUNDAY, November 3 Parade Step Off - 10:00am Parade Route - Steps off at W. Baristo Rd. and travels north on S. Palm Canyon Drive to E. Tamarisk Rd. Check-In – (Camino Parocela and S. Palm Canyon Dr.) Only parade contingent vehicles may enter the staging area. No non-parade vehicles can pass the check in station. At Check-in, you will receive a contingent number sign to place on your vehicle or carried by a walker. Only one representative from your contingent is required to go to the Check-in table. After checking in please proceed to your numbered spot. · Floats and large decorated vehicles must check in at 7:00-7:30 · All other contingents may check in from 7:30-9:00. Check in must be completed by 9:00am. · If you have a vehicle please bring your parade inspection checklist with you and have it ready for review by the fire marshal. Click here for checklist. Staging Area - Enter the staging area at Camino Paroce Dismantling Area N. Palm Canyon Drive between E. Tamarisk Rd. and E. Tachevah Dr. All parade contingents will dismantle in this area. Floats and vehicles can tear down and become street legal but must be out of traffic lanes when the parade ends and the street reopens to traffic.

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* LAPACC SocialLAPACC Social

Time: 7:00 pm
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Date & Time: Wednesday, November 13, 2013 · 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Location: Ask Us Alex\'s Puppy Training Center Cost: potluck Dress code: casual Description: The Los Angeles Pony and Critter Club will be meeting at Alex\'s Puppy Training Center for our November Social, Wednesday, November 13 , 2013 · 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

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* Western Show 2013Western Show 2013

Time: 11:00 am
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Come out the the first Western Pony Show. Time: 11:00am -3:00pm Registration starts at 10:00am Location: Bordello of Decadence 7831 Arroyo Dr., Rosemead, CA, 91770 @ map Cost: $40 per participant, $20 online or $30 at the door for Audience Dress code: Western, your jeans and and a t-shirt are just fine, dude but where are your boots? Description: This event is a day of Western Competitions including: Conformation (Halter) The purpose of this class is to select individuals in the order of their resemblance to their breed ideal with the most positive combination of balance, structural correctness, muscling and movement. Classes are divided by the horse\'s sex. Western Pleasure Western pleasure horses should be as the name implies - a pleasure to ride. Contestants compete simultaneously, traveling around the perimeter of the arena. Horses are judged on functional correctness, quality of movement including consistency of their gaits, and attitude. Reining Reining patterns include stops, spins, rollbacks and lead changes, each horse is evaluated on movement, mastery of the pattern and attitude. The reining pattern shall challenge the rider to guide and control every movement of the horse. Trail Just as a decathlete must train in several events, trail horses must also be accomplished in numerous obstacles such as passing through gates and crossing bridges. Trail judges focus on the skill of the horse to handle certain situations that might occur on an outdoor trail ride. Scoring is based on the horse\'s willingness, ease and grace in negotiating the course. Barrel Race Barrel racing is a time event. Exhibitors race against the clock, following a course consisting of three barrels in a triangular \"cloverleaf” pattern. Contestants must choose either the right or left barrel, circle it, and go on to the next barrel, completing the course after circling the third barrel and running home. Barrels are permitted to be touched, but if one is knocked down during the course of the run, a five-second penalty per downed barrel is added. Pole Bending Pole Bending is a timed event. Just as a skier would compete in a slalom course, pole bending puts a horse through a similarly designed course. The course consists of a series of six poles spaced 21 feet apart, which horses and riders weave through. Horses run to the far end of the series of poles, turn, and weave in and out as they work their way back to the front. Horses then complete a turn around the front pole and maneuver through the series again. At the last pole, they complete that turn and race toward the finish line at full speed. A five-second penalty is added for each pole knocked down. Stake Race Stake Race is a timed event which is a variation of pole bending with only two poles. The two poles are set 30ft apart and a timing line (defined by two markers) is set between the two poles. The event begins and when the horse crosses the timing line. Go through the timing line between the markers to the first pole and go around it in either direction. Go back across the timing line between the markers to the second pole and go around it in the opposite direction, then return across the timing line between the markers. The horse is disqualified if they knock over a marker. A five-second penalty is added for each pole knocked down.

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