Chino Valley Equestrian Park


by Michael Lucero Danielle Feller


Sharon Petrone and Mack


Mary Rose Anderson Obstacle Desensitizing Clinic


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n 2010 when Danielle Feller and her Husband moved to Chi- no Valley, AZ. she had fallen in love with the open spaces, blue skies, and wonderful climate. She was so impressed with the area she envisioned a horse show facility with mul- tiple arenas. A park for those with a love for equines and would like to perform with their horse at an event, or as a spectator. Fast forward to 2017, after many hours of plan-


ning and labor, Chino Valley, AZ, well known for equine, livestock, and agriculture, sees Danielle’s vision come to life. The Grand Opening of the 80 acre Chino Valley Equestrian Park, a multi-use facility, is set for June, 24, 2017.


The Chino Valley Equestrian Association (CVEA) is the volunteer based governing body of the Chino Valley Equestrian Park. The CVEA board is comprised of equestrians from all different disciplines. Dan- ielle is the acting President of the Chino Valley Equestrian Associa- tion, a 501 C-3 non-profit, who is building and promoting the Chino Valley Equestrian Park on 80 acres of Chino Valley City leased land in the Old Home Manor, 2208 Equestrian Way, Chino Valley, AZ 86323.


The Chino Valley Equestrian Park (CVEP) will host Roping, Reining, Barrel Racing, Sorting, Driving, Hunter/Jumping, Eventing, Dressage, Trail and Endurance Events, Mounted Shooting, Western and English


For further information call Danielle Feller 818-667-9175 or email: cvea.az@gmail.com 8 JUNE 2017 I HORSE & AG MAGAZINE


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