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HAPPENINGS
FOR 2013
The Pony Homecoming Club was established in 1961
to provide
a sense of community for
Harrison, Pony, Norris and surrounding areas, and to preserve the
historic buildings in Pony, Montana.
Donations are always welcomed to help preserve the buildings of this
great
town!
The Pony Homecoming Club is a non-profit organization, 501(c)(3), which
means that your donations are tax deductible.
Join the Pony Homecoming Club by sending a check for Membership Dues
& Donations to:
Pony Homecoming Club,
PO Box 654,
Pony, MT 59747
2013 is PONY HOMECOMING - Hope to see you here in Pony for the events
on August 3, 2013!!!
More details below!
Scheduled Happenings for 2013:
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Horseback Poker Ride
Pony Homecoming Club Fund Raiser
Saddle up the horses and put on your poker face!
Held
at Todd & Cindy Brennan Ranch
854 Montana
Highway
359, Cardwell, Montana
I-90 at Cardwell, South on Montana Highway 359
(9.4 miles from Cardwell); turn West for 1/2 mile;
or I-90 Wheat Mt exit (Hwy 287 South) to Mt Hwy 359
(17.9 miles),
go 4.9 miles Northwest on Hwy 359, turn West for 1/2 mile;
or Hwy 287 North from Ennis thru Harrison to
Mt Hwy 359 Northwest 4.9 miles, turn West for ½ mile.
Look
for signs!
No dogs allowed on the ride
or in lunch
area.
1st, 2nd & 3rd Money Prizes PLUS Drawings for
Horse Supplies & Goodies!
Registration for the Poker Ride is 8:30-9:30AM at the
trail head site.
Ride to start between 9:00 - 10AM. Approximate 10
mile trail
ride.
$25 for one poker hand, ride and lunch. Extra hands
available ($10).
Must be 18+ for poker hands.
Children ride for Free; Lunch $5 per child (under 10);
Lunch $10.00 per adult (if not riding) & children
over 10.
Plenty of room for parking your trailers!
Lunch provided by the Mt. Jefferson Mason Lodge, Pony,
MT
July 13th - Pony Trot - 5K & 10K Race
More Details to Come
August 3 & 4, 2013 - PONY DAYS
Pony Days Events – August 3, 2013
Theme: The Many Faces of Pony
7:00 – 10:00 am Mason’s Breakfast
10:00 – 10:30 am Registration for Parade
11:30 am Parade
12:30 – 2:30 BBQ in Park
1:00 – 3:00 Ice Cream Social @ Pony Church
10:00 – 6:00 Art in the Park
2:30 – 6:00 Games in Park
12:30 - ? Historic Tours of Pony
3:00 School Museum Tour (sign-up)
1:00 – 4:00 Drawings for Prizes each half hour
2:00 – 6:00 Old Time Fiddlers performing in Park
6:00 - 10:00 Street Dance @ Pony Bar
**Contact Paula Wilson, 685-3511 with any questions about the Parade**
We need participants for the Pony Homecoming Parade,
please contact Paula Wilson, 406-685-3511 for details.
Pony Homecoming Club meets at the
every 3rd Thursday, at 4 PM at the Pony Bar, for the monthly meeting.
Please come join us and make your voice known.
Everyone is welcome at these meetings!
No meetings from January thru March.
Come & join us for our fun-filled activities, such as FiddleFest
Jamboree, Pony 5K; 10K Race,
Indoor/Outdoor Garage Sale, Pony Poker Ride, Pony Trot (5K & 10K).
We can always use the help and look forward to you helping support the
preservation of this historic town.
Support your local Pony community, become a member,
join the Pony Homecoming Club, only $10 per person per year!
Thank you for your support!
These buildings get rented fast, so reserve your spot now before the
rush!
Rent
out this
beautiful 100+ year old church!!

100+ year-old church, available
for weddings,
spiritual gatherings,
small group meetings,
seats approximately 50
people. Rent $100 per day.
Have your wedding in the
church & your reception in the Pony Gym
or the Pony Park in the
beautiful setting of Pony, Montana!
The Pony Gym: $100 rental
In addition is a $50 cleaning deposit (refundable).
The Pony Park is also available
for special occasions, receptions,
meetings, etc. at $50 per day.
In addition is a $25 cleaning deposit (refundable).
You will need to reserve
the Park ahead of time to guarantee that your tables will be available.
The Pony Park is open to
the public every day, unless reserved.
For Availability, Call Carole Carberry, 406-685-3330
The Pony
Homecoming Club is now a
501(c)(3), which means we have a tax
exempt status from the IRS,
which means that all donations can be deducted off your taxes!
Please
donate by
sending a check or money order to:
Pony Homecoming Club
PO Box 654
Pony, MT 59747
PONY,
MONTANA History Book
"A Golden Past, Still a
Treasure"

If
you would like to order a copy
of the book, it is $30
per book (shipping included).
You may
purchase by sending a check or money order to:
The Pony Homecoming Club
PO Box 654
Pony, MT 59747-0654
Memorial
Day Horseback Poker Ride -
Virginia City
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Saddle up the horses and come to Virginia City!
The Labor Day Horseback Poker Ride is Saturday, September 4, 2010 in
Virginia City.
This year's poker ride is sponsored by the Virginia City Area Chamber
of Commerce.
Registration for the Poker Ride is 8:30am-10:00am at the Bale of Hay
Saloon.
Admission is $15 per rider. First and last card will be given at the
Bale.
Drawings will begin when all riders have collected their final card.
This is not a race, ride at your leisure. New trails this year!
Labor
Day Horseback Poker Ride -
Virginia City
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Saddle up the horses and come to Virginia City!
This year's poker ride is sponsored by the Virginia City Area Chamber
of Commerce.
Registration for the Poker Ride is 8:30am-10:00am at the Bale of Hay
Saloon.
Admission is $15 per rider. First and last card will be given at the
Bale.
Drawings will begin when all riders have collected their final card.
This is not a race, ride at your leisure. New trails this year!
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Welcome
to Pony,
Montana!
Official/Registered US Ghost Town
Tucked away
in the Tobacco Root mountains of the
Montana Rockies is the town of Pony, Montana. Often referred to as
"The Last Best
Town In The Last Best Place," it rests peacefully in the shadow of
10,000
foot Hollowtop Mountain. Less than one hundred families live in Pony,
Montana today,
though during the height of the gold rush days the population exceeded
5,000. More
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and Visit Us!
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