Columbia Hunter Jumper Association

09/20/2026

Thank you to all who joined us today for hunter day! We had an excellent group of riders and horses at all levels. Thanks to our judge Sally Collins, announcer Molly, Chef Randy for cooking up tasty food all day, Boots and Bubbles for keeping us hydrated and caffeinated, and to all our parents, trainers, and cheering squads. Looking forward to jumper day tomorrow!

09/18/2026

Thank you so much to Rosie at SURGE Equine for donating these Quick Chill wraps! These amazing wraps will be the prize for our Columbia Hunter Derby 2’6-3’ tomorrow 🤗. Not too late to enter if you want a shot at winning!

09/18/2026

Thinking about showing this coming weekend of beautiful weather? Reminder entries close at noon today for our High Timber Classic USHJA Show - Hunters and Equitation on Saturday and Jumpers all day Sunday! Can't enter by noon?? We will accept in person post entries in the office Saturday and Sunday! Come join the fun! The pads and coolers are gorgeous! Hope to see you this weekend. Open schooling today from 11 AM to 5 PM!

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09/15/2026

The weather is shaping up to be AMAZING for our fall series finale, and it's not too late to enter. Time to earn those points for year-end awards. Hope you will join us this weekend for an amazing show!

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08/15/2026

Meadow View Farm has been busy collecting donations for our horse community! Many thanks to Kim Stuckens, Redmond, WA and the Washington State Hunter Jumper association and PNW and local equestrians for their tremendous support and outpouring of donations! We will be opening to the victims of the fire who need to replace items for their horses, barns, and even riding apparel. We have items for every discipline.
The Rusty Stirrup Consignment shop also has donated inventory. For horsemen who need to replace helmets, we have a fund to help paying for a helmet. We will be open 1-5 on weekends starting today! Weekdays, by appointment. Please come out if you are in need. If you don't need items but would like to purchase items at a reduced amount, 100% of the funds will go into the Helmet Grant fund!
Location: Meadow View Farm,
8410 S. Cedar Rd.
Spokane, WA 99224
Hours: 1 PM - 5 PM Weekends
By appt: Weekdays
Text Pam at 206-604-9342 to schedule a weekday appt

08/07/2026

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08/04/2026

We are so very sad to see the terrible devastation and displacement of so many people and their animals due to the catastrophic fires in the Spokane region. Our thoughts & prayers are with all those affected and with the brave firefighters working so tirelessly.

These extremely smokey conditions are of considerable heath concern for everyone - including horses too! The air quality changes almost hourly - to know the current conditions please visit:
https://www.spokanecleanair.org/current-air-quality
Here you will find a chart that updates conditions every hour on the half hour.

Our own Dr. Amanda Craven, DVM, DACVIM-LA offers the following information to assist you in caring for your horses in smokey conditions. Smoke can affect horse's lungs, especially the ones already dealing with asthma, pneumonia, or other upper or lower airway issues. Please watch for nasal discharge, coughing, harder breathing, or if your horse seems tired and off their feed.
If the air quality index hits 101-150, horses with respiratory problems shouldn't be exercised. Above 200, even healthy horses need to skip heavy work and stay in low-dust areas. Other things to keep an eye on are making sure that your horses have access to water that is clear of particulate matter and is ideally located in shaded areas with good ventilation.
As always, MPEH is available 24/7 for emergency care for your horses!
509-928-6734 or 509-238-4959

08/04/2026

Whether you were directly impacted or know someone who was we are all devastated by the recent fires in our community. To help our trainer friends and horsemen impacted, Meadow View Farm and the Rusty Stirrup have reached out to our barn family and consignors to help in the recovery and rebuilding efforts. We are establishing a way for those in need to shop donated items and items at reduced prices! We have all sorts of equipment including saddles, bridles, pads, gallop boots, bits, leather goods, wraps, bandages, etc, Most of our inventory is for Hunter/Jumper, Eventing and Dressage. But we will accept donations from all disciplines. Please contact us if you have items to donate. Shopping will begin later this week by appointment. If you have a trainer, please let them know what you need. Thank you to our consignors who have agreed to donate consigned items or reduce prices to make it easier for those in need.
Contact us today to schedule a visit.
Thank you! Pam
206-604-9342