educational showcase

Lunch Break Demonstrations

Saturday July 20th lunch break presentation: The Art of the Coach Horn

Back by popular demand, Dr. David Remley from Honeoye Falls, NY will share about the history of the coach horn and will delight attendees with his abilities to herald a variety of horns. Look for this presentation at the east side of the Carriage House with the John Lincklaen Coach in the background. Arrive earlier to the show and listen for sounds of the coach horn as classes enter the Main Ring.

Sunday July 21st lunch break presentation: The Side Saddle: its history and influence on equestrian sport and the women’s movement

The show welcomes Gael Orr, certified instructor with the American Sidesaddle Association, and her co-members of the Equestrian Heritage Society who will demonstrate and articulate the art and elegance of riding sidesaddle and how it’s used by modern-day riders from parades to cross-country. Seek out the sidesaddle display and information that this group will have throughout the 3 day show.

Dr. David Remley - The Art of the Coach Horn

Educational Showcase- Sponsored by Equi-Analytical

Saturday

1:00 p.m.: The Tradition of Riding to the Hounds, Ms. Barbara Lindberg, Joint Master, Limestone Creek Hunt

Location: East Side of the Carriage House

Saturday

2:00 p.m.: Do horses need a chiropractor? Dr. Tim Moore, Empire Equine

Location: Educational Showcase tent

Saturday

3:00 p.m.: Straight from the horse’s mouth: Modern equine dentistry, Dr. Alyson Waring-Scott, Excelsior Equine

Location: Educational Showcase tent

Sunday

The Oakman Carriage and Sleigh Collection and the Cazenovia Blacksmith History Project

Saturday

1:00 p.m. Hay Testing 101: From sampling to results, Ms. Cassy Streeter, Equi-Analytical

Location: Educational Showcase tent

Sunday morning activity: The Cattle, Creek and Carriage Trail

The Oakman Carriage and Sleigh Collection and the Cazenovia Blacksmith History Project

Arrive in Cazenovia by 10 a.m. Sunday, July 21 and make your first stop at the Albanese Longhorn Cattle, 4064 Rippleton Rd. (located just south of the Lorenzo site on the opposite side of the road). Meet their friendly and highly regarded Longhorn Cattle and their calves, learn about the history of this amazing breed of cattle and visit their charming gift shop. Next, drive across the road, starting at 11 a.m., for a stop at Meier’s Creek Brewing Company to enjoy their lovely outdoor landscaping while sipping a signature weekend cocktail. Finally come to the Lorenzo show and enjoy the afternoon show festivities that include the noontime Side Saddle Presentation, the final Educational Showcase presentation and the pinning of the championship classes. Present the stamped passport that you received at Albanese Longhorns and/or Meier’s Creek Brewing Company to the folks at the Lorenzo Driving Competition Welcome Tent to receive a gift for participating in the Cattle, Creek and Carriage Trail!! Get ready for an unforgettable night of thrills and excitement with Lorenzo Driving Competition. Our show is packed with high-flying aerial acts, death-defying stunts, and mind-blowing performances that will leave you breathless. Don't miss out on the chance to see Lorenzo Driving Competition live in action.

The Oakman Carriage and Sleigh Collection and the Cazenovia Blacksmith History Project

Saturday 1 – 3 p.m.:

Visit the lesser-known Lorenzo Collection Barn that houses a variety of carriages and sleighs that once were owned by individuals in and around Cazenovia. They were collected by Anna Oakman, John Lincklaen’s great-great niece, and she eventually donated the collection to the Lorenzo site. While you are in the vicinity of the Collection Barn, spend time talking with Jeff McIntyre, the recent founder of the Cazenovia Blacksmith History Project as he shares his vision for highlighting the history of blacksmiths in the Cazenovia area, beginning with its founding in 1793.