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Eileen McDonald with husband Brian at Belle Mountain, McBride BC
Eileen McDonald– The most dedicated volunteer I have ever met! She has been fully involved in the BCHBC Robson Valley Chapter since its inception. She applied for grants and organized the construction of the beautiful McIntosh Equestrian campsite, McBride BC and she continues to be a leading member in our local chapter, RV, cross country skiing, and tourism in McBride. We appreciate Eileen!
Submitted by Dawn Hickerty
Rose Schroeder at YaHa Tinda, Alberta
Rose Schroeder– YES, this woman has wings, she is that amazing! Rose has been a Back Country Horsemen member for over 25 years and a backbone for the organization. She has held just about every position on our Provincial Executive as well as at the Chapter level. Rose holds a director position at Horse Council BC and represents equestrians at many tables. She has well over 50 years of riding experience and is always willing to share her expertise, thoughts, and ideas with everyone. Rose competed in Mountain Trail at the 2025 Senior Games winning multiple medals. She LOVES Dutch oven cooking, painting, singing and of course cowboy poetry. This year we have come up with a poem, “Don’t Let the Old Lady In”! Rose is sooo active, one could never imagine an old lady ever catching up to ROSE.
Submitted by Linda Buchanan
BCHBC is privileged to have Saddle Up Magazine as ‘the official voice’ of our province-wide organization. We value this partnership and encourage you to check out Saddle Up magazine online and consider supporting this BC-based publication by purchasing a subscription. You may also pick up printed copies of Saddle Up in 156 cities/towns with 340 outlets, mainly in BC and Alberta, as well as other parts of Canada and the US. It’s free!
Read the May Saddle Up online, including the BCHBC story. Or enjoy our feature story right here.