Hello Friends!

Welcome to our "new look" for 2010!  We are always looking for new ways to bring our store, events and activities into your home, and we hope our new format makes for easy reading and printing if you so desire.

Mother's Day, Graduation & Wedding – Your Gift Headquarters! Roy Frey Western is your graduation, wedding and Mother's Day gift headquarters. Mothers, Graduates and Brides are welcome to register their gift ideas in the store. Western dishware, glassware, silverware, and placemats make unique gifts. Western art and home décor are welcomed gifts for the home. Accessories like table runners, bedspreads, pillows, towel sets and bathroom sets complete the western look. Jewelry, boots or new spring apparel are always fun. Can't decide? How about a gift certificate?

Learn to Jump Clinic
Oskaloosa Saddle Club will host a Kylie Fowler Jumping Clinic in the saddle club arena on Sunday, April 11, 2010 from 2-4 pm with a rain date of April 18th. This two hour clinic will provide you with the basics to start your horse over jumps or teach your horse how to jump fallen trees or logs on a trail. It will build their confidence and teach you the proper body position (in an English or western saddle) to stay secure in the saddle going over the jump. Kylie is an engaging instructor who will keep you involved and riding all during the clinic. She is also available for private lessons – 785-554-8879. This clinic is limited so make your reservation now by calling Jamie Klenklen at 785-224-9011.
 

New Western Fashion Jeans Rock N Roll Cowgirl by Panhandle Slim – Two new styles for spring: Hematite rhinestones on the back yoke inset and pocket flap inset. Frayed edges along insets. Pistols - Low-rise dark wash boot cut distressed jeans. Rhinestone crossed revolvers on back pockets. Keystone back belt loop. Adiktd – Two new styles for spring:           Cross dark stone wash           Winged Fleur – mid rise dark stone flap Cowgirl Up – Check out the new Molly jean for spring.

Stampede Strings For Riding in the Kansas Wind
If you are going to ride in Kansas, you will need a stampede string on your hat! Roy Frey Western is happy to add a stampede string to your hat – either a felt or a straw. Check out the new Atwood straws with built in stampede strings.
 
Cowgirls, if you like to ride in a visor, try one of the hair-on cowhide visors with the elastic coil. These visors are heavy enough not to blow off. The elastic coil is so comfortable and can be tightened if needed. I ride in one all the time and love it!

Wedding Registry

Roy Frey Western is your western wedding gift headquarters. Brides are welcome to register their gift ideas in the store for both for showers and wedding gifts. We are happy to do call in orders for out of town guests – gift wrap if free!

Decorate your new home western style! New brides love unique western home décor such as western dishware, glassware, silverware, and placemats. Choose from over six different western dishware patterns! Western art and home décor are also welcomed gifts for the new home. Accessories like table runners, bedspreads, pillows, towel sets and bathroom sets complete the western look.

Montana Silversmith western wedding accessories are available for your special day: Wedding Photo & Certificate Album; Unity Candle Holder, Ring Bearer Pillow; Champagne Glass Holder with Glasses; Serving Set; Cake Topper, Photo Frame, Metal Cross Candle Icon and Guest Book/Pen Set.

The Groom can outfit his groomsmen in custom shaped hats, frock coats, vests, banded collar white tux shirts, jeans and boots. The cowgirl bride will love wearing a pair of western boots under her bridal gown. Come see us for your special western wedding!

4 New Western Dishware Patterns
What do you call a textured turquoise star in the middle of a deep, rich chocolate plate? – western beautiful! Let me introduce the new Western Star dishware pattern. This plate fits perfectly on a turquoise charger for a striking tablescape. It comes in a set of 16 pieces – 4 dinner plates, 4 bowls, 4 salad plates and 4 mugs.

Western Belt is the newest porcelain dinnerware addition to our home décor department – but wait – the dishware set won’t be here until late spring. It is a dark saddle brown base color with an image of a tooled western belt encircling the pieces. It is wonderful! But even better are the accessory pieces – which are here now. I especially liked the baking pans that come with a black iron caddy and lids. The baking pans have oven-save removable silicone handles too! It will coordinate perfectly with the Old West and Barbwire pattern we constantly stock. This new pattern is replacing the Buckeroo stoneware dishware that the manufacturer has discontinued.
 

New from Montana Silversmith are two wonderful western patterns: Barbwire in saddle brown with rust colored wire trim and tooled leather. Tooled leather is rich contrasting brown tones on an ivory base plate. Both patterns come in a set of 16 pieces – 4 dinner plates, 4 bowls, 4 salad plates and 4 mugs. Both patterns will mix and match with the Montana Silversmiths “Brands” dishware pattern. Accessory pieces are also available.

Equestrian Trails in Kansas
The Kansas Horse Council has published a booklet of all the equestrian trails in Kansas located in the Kansas State Parks, Federal Reservoirs and Public Lands. This great guide sells for $3. Buy 2 – one for the house when you are planning your ride and one to keep in your truck glove compartment. Get your copy at Roy Frey Western.

Weather Lore for April
       • If it thunders on All Fool's Day, it brings good crops of corn and hay.
       • Moist April, clear June.
       • Cloudy April, dewy May.
       • Snow in April is manure.

April Full Pink Moon – This full Moon heralded the appearance of the grass pink, or wild ground phlox – one of the first spring flowers. It is also known as the Sprouting Grass Moon, the Egg Moon, and the Fish Moon.
            – from The Old Farmer’s Almanac (http://www.almanac.com)

Quote for April
"He's of the colour of the nutmeg. And of the heat of the ginger.... he is pure air and fire; and the dull elements of earth and water never appear in him, but only in patient stillness while his rider mounts him; he is indeed a horse, and all other jades you may call beasts."
         ~William Shakespeare, Henry V

Liz’s Trail Corner – April Trail Tip
It's spring and everyone wants to get out on the trail. We all need to do our homework before hitting the trail which includes perfecting the "one rein stop", emergency dismount skills, and establishing a leadership bond with our horses. It's not fair to anyone or any horse to just go out and load up, head for the trail, unload and saddle up and then expect to have a wonderful relaxing ride. Granted some folks get by with that time after time--and that's great. However many horse and rider teams have issues which can be resolved with patience, practice and commitment to realistic goals.

Young horses, green horses and even older horses unfamiliar with trail riding need training on easy trails with relaxed companions and seasoned horses. Being herd animals horses pick up on the reactions of their companions. Confidence can be built with quiet riding buddies both human and equine. If your horse is new to trail riding surround him with those who ride well trained mounts. If at any time you feel his adrenaline rising don't hesitate to get off and do some ground work to re-establish your leadership position. A nervous horse and unsure rider can feed off each other's anxiety causing reactions that can prove to be dangerous for both parties.

Getting your horse accustomed to riding in a group is a good place to start. A large arena is an excellent place to begin. Being observant of your horse's reaction to other riders can avoid accidents on the trail. If your horse is antsy with riders behind you--it might be wise to flag his tail with a red ribbon which should make others aware not to crowd him.

Playing "leap frog" equine style--one horse and rider leading the way and then switching leadership positions will help you and your horse gain confidence in the arena and later on the trail. This activity should help the anxious horse with horses following behind him. Many green horses are more comfortable on the trail in the last position. Mares in particular are often uneasy with other horses following too close behind.

For instruction on the "one rein stop" and "emergency dismount," please refer to the many excellent articles in various horse publications such as Horse and Rider. Their archive is brimming with great articles featuring superb photography.

Kansas Horse Council Promotional Trail Ride – Elk City
April 24 & 25, 2010

Elk City Lake
► 7 miles NW of Independence, KS on Hwy 75 or 4 miles south of Hwy 400/75 jct. Turn west on 5400 road and follow road toward dam and outlet camp.

Ride limited to 75 riders.
KHC Members $25
Non-members, $40.
non-rider's meal $10
Paid Registration required by April 16.

Join trail riding enthusiasts for a weekend of camping and riding at Beautiful Elk City Lake (only open to horseback riders twice a year).
Experience Ozark-like terrain. NOT recommended for beginner or inexperienced riders or horses; rocky and moderate-to-steep inclines.

FoxEye Ranch Clinic: Fine wines, Exotic food, Elegant equitation & Best friends

Join the FoxEye Ranch Staff in their Ladies Only
Clinic with guest instructor, Sue Herrington

Friday, April 30th 3:00pm-8:00pm

Group work, any tack, breed or type welcome
From 3:00-5:30pm

Dinner & wines 5:30-6:30pm

Individual pattern work from 6:30-8:00pm

Sue is a well-known 3-Day Event instructor
She will be concentrating on helping horses and riders communicate more effectively,
 fine-tune transitions and add finesse to their pattern work.

Fees: $60 for riders (Limit 10) $25 auditors (limit 5)
RSVP to FoxEye Ranch
12550 246th St., Lawrence KS 66044
Att: Chris Mensch 816-682-8785

Dan Estep Horsemanship Clinic
One Day Only, Horsemanship Clinic Sedalia, Mo Clinician: Dan Estep, (professional cutting horse trainer) Lindale, Texas, on Friday, April 23rd, 2010. Clinic fee $150.00 (10 rider limit). "Tools of the Trade" lecture included in clinic at end of day. Spectator fee $25.00 a person. For more information call Susan Bailey:
       660-620-2562 cell
       660-826-1678 home
       660-826-3352 office
 
Champagne Performance Horses Presents – Ready * Set * Show
May 8th at 8:30 am - Featuring: great food; door prizes; new show clothes, fresh designs; tack, equipment, fake tails; Reps from horse show organizations; Roy Frey Western and R Bar B Displays.

Bring your lawn chair for a fun day on Sat., May 8th at 9 am. Rain date will be May 22nd. Location is at Champagne Performance Horses, 13254 134th Road, Hoyt, KS. For more information call 785-966-2792 or 785-224-0729.

Schedule of events:
• Morning – Lookin' Good: tips for you & your horse from fake tails to saving time & money. Showmanship: achieve maximum response to cues, interpreting & executing patterns.
• Noon – Lunch. Sale horse showcase featuring horses from local trainers ready to do a job for you. Horses to be sold at private treaty.
• Afternoon – Suppling exercises for trail and pattern classes. Horsemanship classes: you be the judge; commentary by local trainers. Hunt Seat Equitation: tips to maximize show ability: Beginners: posting & recognizing diagonals & leads. Advanced: over fences.

Julie Goodnight Clinic at Rockin V, May 14-16
Julie Goodnight is coming back to the Rockin V arena, Wakarusa, KS on May 15-16 for a horsemanship and riding clinic. For more information or to enroll call 800-225-8827. Cost of the clinic is $400 to ride or $25 to audit. www.juliegoodnight.com/clinics/kansas.html

National Versatility Ranch Horse Assn Schooling Clinic
May 22-23 - A 2-day clinic focused on learning NVRHA disciplines followed by an informal competition. Ride and learn with Gena & Jay Henson, NVRHA Professional Clinicians, Lee Hart, 2009 EXCA World Champion, Mike Major 2010 AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse World Champion and Mark Beeler, Equine Manager, Head Trainer, Saddle & Sirloin. $200 per person. Pens $20 per horse per night. Wine tasting by Somerset Ridge Wineries. Barbecue ($20 per person if not enrolled). Contact Mark Beeler, Saddle & Sirloin Club, 816-942-6900.

DeNo Dust Tour – Topeka, Nov 15-17
Dennis Reis is bringing his No Dust Tour to the Topeka ExpoCentre, Nov. 15-17, 2010.

Don't miss out on the Ultimate Horsemanship Experience! Watch Reis students of all disciplines and skill levels show case their incredible relationships with their horses as they maneuver their way through exciting challenge courses Competing in Round Pen, Ground school, Bridleless Riding and Refined Riding.

This 3 day event also includes Dennis Reis sharing his love and knowledge of horses through: Colt starting, Problem horses, Herd Dynamics, The Big Red Ball, Building confidence, Trailer Loading and much more.

Starts at 10am - Ends at 5pm each day
3 Day pass only $25.00
Children 17 & under Free

Free VIP season passes for all 2010 No Dust Members – click here to join!

Friday – Student qualifying rounds
Saturday & Sunday – Horsemanship challenge competition and Educational seminar

4th Annual Wright Flight Trail Ride May 30
Come ride the beautiful prairies of Eisenhower State Park, surrounding Melvern Lake, Lyndon, KS on the fourth annual Wright Flight Trail Ride "Helping Kids Reach New Heights" Sunday, May 30th. Riders will enjoy a leisurely 2-3 hour trail ride that will include a poker run. The ride will be followed by a steak dinner, cooked by Josh & Gwen Hoy, Flying W Ranch with side dishes courtesy of Reser’s Fine Foods, door prize drawings, a silent auction and a spirited live auction featuring items including (but not limited to) Montana Silversmith statues; Ariat, Justin, Tony Lama, Muck and Old West boots; Wall Jackets; Carpenter Farm Supply saddle racks; The Hat Doctor hat renovation certificates; Kansas Horse Council liability sign & membership; Flint Hills Leather custom made chinks; riding lessons from Foxeye Ranch, Cindy Branham, Liz Syverson, Bev King, and Jana Dreasher; Bruce Brock pen & ink art, private guided trail rides at Lake Perry, Saddle & Sirloin, Melvern Lake, Flint Hills Bar U Ranch, and KHC Elk City Ride; half day ride and stay for four in bunkhouse at Flying W Ranch; and a spot for two riders on the Purina/Better Horses Network Fall Dream Ride!

Wright Flight, Inc. (www.WrightFlight.org) is named after the Wright brothers. Our mission is to use the inherent motivational power of aviation as a stimulus for students to set and achieve higher goals in their educational and personal development. We teach students, grades 6-12, that through commitment and hard work they can achieve the highest goals, including the opportunity to pilot a light aircraft.

Wright Flight, Inc. stresses the importance of education by requiring each student to sign a contract before beginning the program. This contract requires the students to set an individual self improvement goal, in addition to staying in school, off drugs, and out of gangs. If this requirement is not met, even though the student passes the Wright Flight "History of Flight" test, the child is not allowed to participate in the graduation. Once that requirement is met, then the student may experience the graduation thrill of a hands-on flight in a small aircraft as a co-pilot.

The goal for this trail ride is to help raise money to offset the fuel costs accumulated by the pilots volunteering their aircraft, time and money for these flights. Each year, volunteer pilots fly between 125 and 150 kids from participating schools. 100% of all donations for putting on the event and funds raised at the event go directly to the Kansas/Missouri Wright Flight Chapter. This event is sponsored by Heritage Tractor, Eisenhower State Park, Better Horses Network, Purina, Reser's Fine Foods, Foodcomm International, Flying W Ranch, TFM Communications and Roy Frey Western. Additional support from individuals and corporations would be greatly appreciated and welcomed.

The Wright Flight Program is a non-profit organization. Dewayne Burgess, a retired Air Force fighter pilot, and owner of Roy Frey Western in Topeka, KS, founded the original Kansas Chapter in 1992. He later encouraged friends in Missouri to establish a chapter and currently serves as President of the recently combined Kansas/Missouri Chapter.

Registration begins at 9:00 am on Sunday, May 30, 2010. Ride is from 11 am to 2 pm. Dinner and silent and live auction is immediately following the ride. Cost is $35 for ride and dinner; $15 for dinner and auction. Ride is limited to first 100 riders. Camping reservations can be made through Eisenhower State Park at 785-528-4102. This event will be held rain or shine.

For more information or to register for the trail ride, contact Dewayne or Jo Turner Burgess at 785-232-0579 (info@royfreywestern.com) or Bob and Brandi Lewis at 785-256-4404 (trailhorses@hotmail.com attn: WFTR). Thank you in advance for your support of this worthy program!

What’s Cooking?          - At Roy Frey Western Lifestyles

Here’s an easy, delicious chocolate sheet cake, perfect for group meals or special occasions. I especially like to have this as a desert with Mexican food.

Texas Fudge Sheet Cake
2 sticks butter
1 Cup water
4 Tbsp cocoa
2 Cups flour
1 tsp. baking soda
½ tsp salt
2 Cups sugar
2 eggs
½ Cup sour cream

Combine first 3 ingredients n saucepan and bring to rolling boil. Sift flour, baking soda and salt; add sugar, eggs, sour cream and chocolate mixture to the sifted ingredients. Beat well and pour into greased cookie sheet. Bake 12-15 minutes in 400^o oven.

Icing:
Bring to a light rolling boil: 1 stick butter, 3 tablespoons cocoa and 6 tablespoons milk. Add 1 cup chopped walnuts, 1 teaspoon vanilla and 1 box (one pound) confectioner’s sugar; mix well and pour on hot cake. Cool before cutting into squares.

Equine Events Happenings – Mark your calendars!
Visit www.royfreywestern.com and click on the Upcoming Events bar on the right for more equine event information. Here’s what’s happening:

2010 Event Schedule               www.ultimatehca.com

April 17 – UHCA Point Event, Eagle Ranch, Collins, MO - Contact: Steve 417-275-1105
April 24-25 – Cattle, Roping clinic, Strong City, KS – Rex Buchman, 620-794-5332
May 15 – UHCA Point Event, Pleasanton, KS - Contact: Lee Chapman 913-238-8908
June 11-14, 2010 – UHCA Experience, Kansas ExpoCentre, Topeka, KS – Education, Competition, and Entertainment!
                     www.ultimatehca.com
July 18 - UHCA Point Event NW Missouri Ranch Horse Challenge, Marysville, MO - Contact: Denise Redden 660-254-0840 or Julie Schmitz 660-254-0460
August 7 – UHCA Point Event Foxeye Ranch, Lawrence, KS – Chris Mensch, 816-682-8785
August 28 – UHCA Point Event Flying W Ranch, Clements, KS – Rex Buchman 620-794-5332 or Gwen Hoy 620-340-2802
Sept 19 - UHCA Event Calamity Jane Days, Princeton, MO - Runt Rageth 660-748-6497
Oct 2 - UHCA Point Event Jack McCracken, Chillicothe, MO - Jake McCracken 660-745-3404

2010 Equine Events – More info to follow:
April 17 - Patriots Day Parade & WWII Reenactment - Downtown McLouth, KS – 1 pm. Children’s & Pet Parade at 11 am – 12 & under prizes! "Big Day in a Small Town" Contact Candace Braksick at kscsr1@gmail.com or call 913-796-6924 for parade entry form. Will also have craft & food booths and a quilt show.

April 17 – Robbin's Family Benefit, Lyons, KS. Open 4D Barrel Race and Team Roping. Silent/Live Auction. Contact Jamie Grover 785-275-1496, Heidi Rouse 620-654-2578 or Brandi Schneider 785-493-5828

April 19 - 2010 Annual Prairie Burn at Cowboy Way Ranch - Come join us for an evening of thrill and excitement as you help participate in the burning of grazing pastures. With the crackling fire rolling over the hills, experience up close as those Kansas skies light up the night. Cowboy cookout dinner will be provided starting at 5 pm following the burn. Ending the evening with coffee and dessert around the campfire. Great Photo Opportunities! $50 per person includes meal and activities. Reservation required with 1/2 deposit by April 7th. Cowboy Way Ranch, Westmoreland, KS, 785-844-0457.

April 23 - One Day Only, Horsemanship Clinic Sedalia, Mo Clinician: Dan Estep, (professional cutting horse trainer) Lindale, Texas, on Friday, April 23rd, 2010. Clinic fee $150.00 (10 rider limit). "Tools of the Trade" lecture included in clinic at end of day. Spectator fee $25.00 a person. For more information call Susan Bailey: 660-620-2562 cell; 660-826-1678 home; 660-826-3352 office

April 24 - ACTHA Competitive Trail Challenge, Six to eight miles of trails with challenging judged obstacles at Hillsdale State Park, Paola, KS, offering hills, water and views. $1,000+ in awards – Prizes for 1st thru 6th place in each division. Over $1,000 worth of awards, other fun contests for prizes. Divisions: Open*Pleasure*Junior – go online to register to compete www.actha.us. Limited to the first 100 riders as staging is limited. Fun events tack swap, poker run, karaoke. Come early and camp and ride the trails – over 48 miles of trails. Contact cowgirlcyn@yahoo.com or call 913-710-2304.

May 7-9 – NBHA Heartland Regional Championship, Wichita www.nbha.com

May 8 – Champagne Performance Horses Presents – Ready * Set * Show. Featuring: great food; door prizes; new show clothes, fresh designs; tack, equipment, fake tails; Reps from horse show organizations; Roy Frey Western and R Bar B Displays.

Bring your lawn chair for a fun day on Sat., May 8th at 9 am. Rain date will be May 22nd. Location is at Champagne Performance Horses, 13254 134th Road, Hoyt, KS. For more information call 785-966-2792 or 785-224-0729.

Schedule of events:
• Morning – Lookin' Good: tips for you & your horse from fake tails to saving time & money. Showmanship: achieve maximum response to cues, interpreting & executing patterns.
• Noon – Lunch. Sale horse showcase featuring horses from local trainers ready to do a job for you. Horses to be sold at private treaty.
• Afternoon – Suppling exercises for trail and pattern classes. Horsemanship classes: you be the judge; commentary by local trainers. Hunt Seat Equitation: tips to maximize show ability: Beginners: posting & recognizing diagonals & leads. Advanced: over fences.

May 15-16 – Julie Goodnight Clinic, Topeka, KS. www.juliegoodnight.com

May 21-23 – Kansas State NBHA State Championship, Topeka Expocentre www.KSNBHA.com

May 22-23 - A 2-day clinic focused on learning NVRHA disciplines followed by an informal competition. Ride and learn with Gena & Jay Henson, NVRHA Professional Clinicians, Lee Hart, 2009 EXCA World Champion, Mike Major 2010 AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse World Champion and Mark Beeler, Equine Manager, Head Trainer, Saddle & Sirloin. $200 per person. Pens $20 per horse per night. Wine tasting by Somerset Ridge Wineries. Barbecue ($20 per person if not enrolled). Contact Mark Beeler, Saddle & Sirloin Club, 816-942-6900.

May 22 - Rosewood Horse Ranch & Rosewood Roots & Wings Foundation presents the 1st annual trail ride to benefit the Rosewood Therapeutic Riding Program for Equestrians with Disabilities. To be held at Rosewood Horse Ranch 1171 SW 20th Road, Pawnee Rock, KS on May 22, 2010. $25 Registration fee for trail ride and campfire dinner. Prizes for additional sponsor donations. Photographer will be on hand to take a picture of you and your horse at a scenic location along the trail for an additional $15 donation. 785-793-5888, ext 110

       12 noon - Registration
       1 pm - Ride begins at ranch      
       3 pm - Rest & relax at pond
       3:30 pm - Ride back to ranch
       5:30 pm - Arrive at ranch
       6 pm - Campfire chili celebration and award of prizes

May 30 – Wright Flight Trail Ride, Melvern Lake.

June 11-13 – Ultimate Horsemens Challenge Experience, Kansas Expocentre, Topeka. www.ultimatehca.com

July 16-18 – RFW 7th Annual Boot Sale

July 23 - August 1 – Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo www.cfdrodeo.com

July 24 – National Day of American Cowboy www.cowboyday.com

September 24-26 – Dream Ride in the Flint Hills – Flying W Ranch, Clements, KS www.betterhorsesnetwork.com

October 4-6 – United Rodeo Association Finals, Kansas ExpoCentre, Topeka www.unitedrodeoassociation.com

November 11-14 – Working Ranch Cowboy Association Finals, Amarillo, TX Civic Center www.wrca.org

October 29-31 – RFW 7th Annual Anniversary Sale

November 28 – RFW Holiday Open House

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