The California Paint Horse Association
Order Hay & Shavings
To make Feed/Bedding orders, select the event you are attending.
All products available for that event may be purchased in advance online. Select the products you want delivered to your stall and remember to fill in your Trainer’s Name or who you are stabling with.
Bedding
We supply Dorris Lumber flake shavings. Dorris uses only kiln-dried pine in our operations, never green wood. That means your shavings have an average moisture content of 8 to 10%.
- Only flakes in the bag, not fines
- Use a three-level vibrating screen to eliminate any dust
IMPORTANT: Please note that no outside bedding deliveries are permitted.*
*For horses with allergies, please contact facility management.
Hay
Our Alfalfa, Orchard, and Timothy hay is sourced by RT Hay, offering premium quality hay for your horses while at MEC.
Additional Fees
A processing and handling fee will be added to your online order – thank you!
Refunds & Cancellations
No refunds will be given on hay orders once these orders have been delivered. Bedding will be refunded minus a $2 restocking fee.
For orders that have not been delivered, refunds will only be issued if written notification is provided and meets the above deadlines. Refunds will be processed within two weeks of the close of the show or event.
Organizer
Organizer
Janet Radford
Callifornia Paint Horse Association
Show Ratings & Approvals
Area Resources
About the Discipline
Western, English, & Halter
The three most popular horse show categories that can be found at most open shows and breed shows are:Â The Western discipline that includes all classes in which the horse is ridden in western tack. Most common are rail classes like Pleasure and Equitation, and pattern classes like Horsemanship, Trail, and Western Riding.
The English discipline includes all classes in which the horse is ridden in English tack. Most common are flat classes like Hunter Under Saddle and Hunt Seat Equitation, and over fences in classes such as Hunters, Show Jumping, and Equitation.
In Halter classes, horses are shown in hand and without tack. The goal of the Halter class is to select horses in the order of their resemblance to their breed ideal with the most positive combination of balance, structural correctness, muscling, and movement. Classes are typically divided by the horse’s age and sex.
Venue Information
Physical Address
7200 Lone Pine Drive
Rancho Murieta, CA 95683
Phone
Fax
Horse Show Office Line
Onsite Emergency Contact
Directions
Head north on CA-99 towards Sacramento for 27 miles. Take Exit 281 for Dillard Rd and turn right on Dillard Rd. In 14 miles, turn right onto Jackson Rd/Hwy 16. At the stoplight, turn right onto Murieta Drive. Take your first right onto Lone Pine Drive.
From Hwy 50, take Exit 27 for Scott Rd/ E Bidwell St and head south on Scott Rd. At the 3 way stop, turn right onto White Rock Rd. In 1.5 miles, turn left onto Scott Rd (if you reach Prairie City Rd you have gone to far). Stay on Scott Rd for 7.9 miles then make a sharp left onto Latrobe Rd. Take the first right onto Stone House Rd until you reach Jackson Rd/Hwy 16. Turn left onto Jackson Rd and take the 1stright at the stoplight on Murieta Drive. Take your first right onto Lone Pine Drive.
From Hwy 50, take Exit 27 for Scott Rd/ E Bidwell St and head south on Scott Rd. At the 3 way stop, turn right onto White Rock Rd. In 1.5 miles, turn left onto Scott Rd (if you reach Prairie City Rd you have gone to far). Stay on Scott Rd for 7.9 miles then make a sharp left onto Latrobe Rd. Take the first right onto Stone House Rd until you reach Jackson Rd/Hwy 16. Turn left onto Jackson Rd and take the 1stright at the stoplight on Murieta Drive. Take your first right onto Lone Pine Drive.
Go southwest on CA- 49 towards Empire St and continue on CA- 49. In 2 miles, stay straight onto CA-16 for 13.65 miles. At the stoplight, turn left onto Murieta Dr. Take your first right onto Lone Pine Drive.
