DRAYTON VALLEY HORSE CLUB - Key Persons
My name is Andrew Farquhar. I am one of the DV Horse Club Directors. My wife and I moved to the area almost two years ago. I am a teacher in Drayton Valley and have a passion for the outdoors, especially hunting. My dream is to one day hunt on horseback in the mountains. This is our first year making it out to the horse trails and we are excited to get more involved in the local horse community.
New president of the Drayton Valley Horse Club. Been a member for two years. Been riding horses for two years. Grew up riding donkeys and quads mostly. Born and raised in Drayton and lived just east of the trail system. Welder by day and cowboy in training during the evenings.
Dollard has been involved with the club since the beginning of the Pembina riverside trails. He has held many of the executive positions with the club with his main focus always being building and maintaining the trails. He holds the vice chair position with Eagle Point Blue Rapids provincial park.
I'm new to the Drayton Valley area, the 1st thing I did after moving was join the DV horse club. I've been a member for about a year and a half. I sat on my first horse at 3 months old, the horse was 3 days old and I was bitten by the bug, no cure in sight. I currently work in the healthcare field. On the back of a good horse is the best place to be.
I'm new to the Drayton Valley area, I had been out to the trails a couple years before moving here and knew that I wanted to be closer to them. Horses have been a big part of my lie, to the point where I even attended secondary education to further my education and experience with the animals. I have a 1 year old daughter who's become quite the horse enthusiast as well
I volunteer and help with repairs whenever possible. Horse trainer, farrier, equipment operator and pipeliner. Ranch and rodeo, I live near the trails and can appreciate what they have to offer. Hope it continues to grow.
Susan currently holds the Treasurer position and previously as Secretary. She has been involved with the Horse Club since the early 1990's after moving to the Lodgepole. In those days the Cancer Ride was the only activity we participated in
Steve Huntley. Trail boss and director. Retired trucker. Special talents. Drive a six inch spikes threw a board. Story telling and almost make most of them believable. Been a club member about 10 years. Been riding the trails for about 20 years.