Est. in 1954
This page was last updated: May 18, 2012

" NEVER SQUAT WHILE WEARING YOUR SPURS"
~ Will Rogers

2012 SUMMER SERIES DATES (Tentative):
**MAY 20TH SS3**(changed from 19th to 20th)
JUNE 9TH SS4
JULY 7TH SS5
AUG 4TH SS6
SEPT 8TH SS7
SEPT 9TH SS8 FINALS


May 20, 2012 Practice Draw
May 20, 2012 Order of Classes


Looking for current point standings? Click on the Standings tab to the left!









DIRECTIONS:  NORTON'S ARENA MADRAS, OR
Coming from the South, turn right on J Street. Proceed to the turnabout, take the first right and follow to the end. Take a left on the dirt road and go 3 miles.  You will see the arena on the hill to the right.


COCHA
2012 SPONSORS
Tom & Sheryl Peterson
Coyote Ridge Ranch

Kerby Training Stables


Bob & Sue Peterson



Northwest Mare Care

Clarke Butte Ranch

Marci Aplin-Scott DMD

Oregon Feed & Irrigation

Tom Norton Jr Cattle Co.

Geno's Italian Grill

Fran Robertson

Benson Ranches/Stylin a
Little

BMC Total Care/Jeff Boggess
M.D. &
Kathy Baumann M.D.

Smart Zanolena

South Valley Bank & Trust


LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT……..

What a great turn out for the second show and with all hopes the next one will be just as well attended. COCHA's second sponsored OCHA show was also a success with approximately 128 works on Saturday and in the mid 90's on Sunday. The ground and cattle were good through out the weekend. Many thanks to Tommy and George for making it happen!

As many of you have heard a horse got kicked at the last COCHA show. The last time I talked to the owner of the injured horse, things sounded very positive for a full recovery. We all know anything can happen around livestock, so this is a reminder and a heads up about being cautious when tying your horse in close quarters. Please be aware of your person and horse(s).

We have received great support from local business and I would like to encourage everyone to support these businesses and when doing so please say thank you for their support.  Please don't forget to come watch the Russ Miller Clinic!Until next time, I hope you always ride a good horse.

Bob Kerby