Footnote Farm

Do you drive a horse trailer? Ummm Yes, most of us with horses do! But did you know that most of us are driving under the wrong license?
A Class 5 is limited to 4600 kg or about 10,000 pounds - that’s the total weight of your trailer and cargo that includes the horses.
Typically if you haul even a two horse LQ or more than three horses or sometimes just three big horses and a steel trailer you will be over this limit. If you’re in an accident with the wrong license, your insurance may be in jeopardy.
Yesterday I completed my Class 3 with endorsement 20 meaning now I am licensed to drive heavy trailer. The endorsement 20 means I have not certified to use air brakes.
Check your regulations don’t get caught with your hand in the cookie jar when you’re having a bad day.

Just a bit of farm humour 😉

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Welcome to Friday at the BCHJA Fall Finale! We’re looking forward to kicking off our CET Regional Finals, as well as more FEI competition from the Thunderbird Arena. ✨🧡

Congratulations to for putting on a great clinic and show this weekend.
Great going to the new executive
on pushing Working Equitation in our area to the next level.
Many kudos to the tireless volunteers!
Thank you to both clinicians and judge Sarah Bradley and Pam Vust
provided excellent feedback and support to competitors, show organizers, and volunteers so everyone had opportunities to learn about the fun sport of Working Equitation. I really enjoyed reconnecting with lots of horse friends and very proud of my Miss Ava (Keepsake) for doing a lovely job for me - love her to bits!