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On The Cover The Journal THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF Goodtime Charlie - 2019 Congress National Champion The American Shetland Pony Club and Modern Shetland Gelding, 43” - 46” American Miniature Horse Registry It was a BANNER YEAR in 2019 for the NEW Fine Harness SENSATION, Pony Vista’s Goodtime Charlie.With trainer, 81B E. Queenwood Patrick Sanders at the lines for owner, Gordon Odegard, Morton, IL 61550 Rockford, IL. , Charlie won the Open and Stake at the Area 6 (309)263-4044 Fax: (309)263-5113 Show in Cedar Rapids, IA., and repeated these wins at the Area http://www.shetlandminiature.com 4 Show in Gordyville. ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Offic s: At the National Congress, he was a Champion in Limit Fine President - Stephen Henderson Harness. From there, he went to the Illinois State Fair in 1st Vice President - Rob Crater Springfield IL, where Gordon drove him to win the Land of 2nd Vice President - Glenn Russell Lincoln, Owner to Drive class and then Charlie returned with Pat in the buggy to climax the season by winning the Th Journal is published six times a year, every Championship Stake! other month. Subscription to The Journal is Charlie joins a long list of Shetland winners bred by Pony Vista part of an annual membership fee of $65 for Farm, Groveland, Illinois, owner by David and Julia Diever, Mike U.S. residents (or $80 for fi st class mailing). and Stacy Bonham. Membership rates for Canada, Mexico and all A BIG Thank You to trainer, Patrick Sanders, who took other foreign countries are $92 which includes Goodtime Charlie from halter-broke to a record seven out of Th Journal. Non member or gift subscriptions eight Wins and Championships! Well done, Pat! to Th Journal are available for $30 per year for U.S. resident of $45 for all other countries. Gordon Odegard Please notify ASPC/AMHR at least six weeks in advance of change of address. Editorial manuscripts accompanied by high- quality photos are most welcome but we do not guarantee publication of any manuscript. Unsolicited manuscripts, photographs and other material becomes the property of Th Journal and will not be returned unless accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. No compensation will be made unless agreed upon prior to submission. Opinions expressed by authors do not necessarily refl ct or represent those of ASPC/AMHR and The Journal. Advertising and/or editorial matter is subject to publisher’s approval and will be edited to conform to ASPC/AMHR policy if necessary. Advertisers are responsible for the accuracy of their ads and for obtaining reproduction rights to all images used in their ads. ASPC/AMHR and The Journal are not responsible for the accuracy of statements made in any advertising. All payments must be made in U.S. funds only. Th Journal (Publication No 023260) (ISSN 10788484) is published bimonthly for the American Shetland Pony Club and American Miniature Horse Registry. Periodicals postage paid at Morton, IL and additional mailing office POSTMASTER: Send address changes to ASPC, 81B E. Queenwood, Morton, IL 61550, (309) 263-4044. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Copyright 2019 by American Shetland Pony Club, Inc.

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CONTENTS FEATURES Annual Convention..................................... 42 2019 European National ASPC/ASPR Congress Nationals Grand Champions....................................... 12 See the ASPC/AMHR Performance Champions.......................... 22 and ASPR Scholarship Futurity Champions.................................... 28 recipients Page 47 Youth.................................................................40,44 Creativity Contest................................... 50 Area News Carriage Commitee................................ 52 Amateur Committee............................. 45 Read about the latest news and Blast from the Past ................................................................54 updates for your area. Contact Congress Results........................................... 63 your liaison (or become one!) Congress Futurity Payouts.................. 82 to share what is happening in your area. Page 56 DEPARTMENTS Important Forms Letter from the President....................................... 6 From the Home Offic ........................................... 8 Remember all memberships Area News............................................................... 56 expire on December 31st. Journal Advertising...............................................106 Don’t wait until the end of Official Page the year and renew today - Board of Directors...................................... 84 form in official pag . Committee Chairs...................................... 85 New A/R Policy............................................ 90 Convention Registration Show Schedule............................................. 88 Rule Proposition Form............................... 86 Guest Performance, Awards, Banquet, and important dis- Membership Form....................................... 87 cussions on rule changes and Convention Registration........................... 88 proposals. Registration form on Judges/Stewards Clinics........................ 93-95 Page 88 Judges & Stewards Roster................... 94-97 Recognized Clubs...........................................99-101 Judges/Stewards Clinic Breeder-Owner Directory.........................109-111 Trainer Directory.................................................112 See Official pages or upcoming clinics and a current list of judges Ad Index.................................................................112 and stewards.. Page 93 4 The Journal • October/November 2019

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Letter from the President Greetings: of stewards can only go so far and it is important to note Congratulations to all our Congress and Mini-National that getting consistent and accurate measurements requires exhibitors and horse owners. Our two national shows were each exhibitor’s help. Please complete steward and show well attended again this year and the quality of animals being evaluations and/or share your thoughts with your Director as exhibited was truly impressive. we welcome your input regarding how we can improve the Thanks to our Mini-National show manager, Leonard process. Davenport and all of the show staff for their efforts during the long hours required as well as the Stewards and Judges The voting for new board members ended on August that consistently do an excellent job with the large number of 30. Congratulations and welcome to newly elected Board animals we have at these shows. I also want to recognize the members Bill Eperthener (Area I) and Jim Curry (Area VII). work of Jill Gleason, Tina Byers, Tammy Feger, and the home Thanks to our outgoing Board members, Bruce Abbot (Area offic personnel, that put in long hours at our two national I) and Julie Mabie (Area VII), for all of their hard work and shows and did much of the preparation that made these shows dedication to ASPC during the past several years. The Area successful. We are very fortunate to have a team of competent Directors are your initial point of contact for information individuals who work tirelessly, yet still maintain their and provide a lot of assistance to all of our members. The composure and good humor, in all kinds of circumstances. Board spends a lot of time working to maintain and improve They are very appreciative of your help and consideration the quality of our members’ small equine experiences while at when issues occur and, in every instance that I am aware of, the same time striving to keep expenses in line. Names and went out of their way to help resolve any problems. contact information for Board members are included on-line Carolyn and I had the opportunity to work with our youth as well as in all Journals. participants at both of our national shows and were impressed by their positive attitudes, work ethic. and overall demeaner. I hope you have finali ed your plans to attend the ASPC Involvement with ponies and miniature horses provides a National Convention which will be held on November 7-9, wonderful and wholesome opportunity for the development 2019, at the Woodlands Hotel in Williamsburg, Virginia. of responsibility and leadership qualities. Thanks to Marcy The Woodlands Hotel is an excellent convention venue and Parsons for serving as the Youth Committee Co-Chairperson Williamsburg is in the heart of many of our country’s most and the ASPC offic staff for all of the help “behind the historic sites. Nearby cities, as well as the Atlantic coast of scenes” as well as at our national shows. I also want to express Virginia Beach, are less than an hour away and have lots of appreciation to all the parents, grandparents and other educational and recreational opportunities for members of all members who provide the opportunity and support for our ages. The hotel has excellent rates for our members ($99 for a youths’ participation. The number of youth exhibitors and double room or king suite) which are good for three days prior the quality of their work with their equine stock paints a bright to the conference and 3 days following if you want to spend picture for the future of our organization. more time in the area. The Board of Directors meetings Obtaining an accurate measurement of every animal at all of are scheduled for Wednesday, November 6 and Saturday our shows is a major goal for our organization. The Stewards afternoon, November 9. The Hall of Fame Awards Breakfast Committee and Board of Directors are working hard to provide and Annual Meeting are scheduled for Saturday morning, quality training and resources for all of our stewards and November 9th. Please note that you are welcome to attend the member exhibitors, as well as improving the rules governing Board of Director’s open meetings. the process. Changing rules and provision of quality training Looking forward to seeing you at Convention and hope that you have had an excellent year with your small equines. Sincerely, StephenHenderson ASPC/AMHR/ASPR President 6 The Journal • October/November 2019

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Contact the  ComanpdansoionmPurcohgmraomre! national home office or more detailed information. Photos by Casey McBride 4/9/18 8:52 AM OK Horse spread.indd 2 Photo credit: Casey McBride www.shetlandminiature.com | 30*9W-it2h 6Ad3ul-t 4Me0m4be4r Spo|nsJoor in Us on Facebook! Important Payment Reminders: If you wish to use a credit card and don’t feel comfortable with sending your information through the mail, do not write When submitting registry work to the offic , payment must “call for payment” on the work order, please call the office be included. You may pay by check, money order, credit card and put the number on file with accounting before you put or PayPal or have a valid credit card on fil . The registration your work in the mail. office will not process work that is labeled “Call for Payment”. Please have a card on file with the national home office prior If you would like to use PayPal for registry work, please to sending in your work if payment will be by credit card. include the email that is associated with your account. If you live outside the US and are sending a check, it must be PLEASE SEE THE NEW ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE POLICY in US Funds only. If we receive a check that is not in US WHICH IS INCLUDED IN THE OFFICIAL PAGES OF THIS Funds, the foreign currency exchange amount will be charged ISSUE. - Thank you! to your account. See complete ASPC/ASPR Congress and AMHR Nationals results from current and previous years at www.ponyshows.com The Journal • October/November 2019 7

From the Important Dates Home Offic November 1st Don’t delay, make your plans today to 2019 Futurity Foals join us in Historical Williamsburg for our Registrations Due 2019 Annual Convention. Convention dates are November 7-9, 2019. November 7-9 The National offic is making 2019 Annual Convention preparations for the Hall of Fame Awards. The awards will be presented at (See Registration on page 89) the Hall of Fame Breakfast followed by the annual meeting. A sign-in sheet for the annual meeting will be available for each attending area member Future Dates: and your signature is required for a record of attendance. Upcoming reminders… All futurity foals born in 2019, registrations must be postmarked on or ASPC/ASPR CONGRESS before November 1, 2019. July 27 - August 1, 2020 All Judges and Stewards memberships/license renewal due on or before July 28 - July 31, 2021 January 1, 2020. Reminder you must be safe sport certified December/January Journal ads are due by November 1, 2019. Lake St. Louis, MO When you are sending in your applications, transfers, stallion service AMHR Nationals certific tes, etc. please make sure you have completed all information on September 10-20, 2020 those forms. This will assist in getting your work accomplished and back to September 9-19, 2021 you without delays. Please make sure you are including payment with your work, we will not process work without payment. We want your pictures! We would love to use your pictures in our advertising Tulsa, OK and marketing. Please forward your pictures to jill@shetlandminiature. com. If you are not receiving the officia e-blast, please make sure the home offic has your e-mail address on fil . Remember to check shetlandminiature. com for upcoming events and additional information. We hope to see you at Convention. Jill Gleason Director of Operations Upcoming Deadlines: January 1st - Membership Due January 1st - Rule Change Proposal Form January 15th - Stallion Reports 8 The Journal • October/November 2019

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Modern Gelding 46 & Under Classic Gelding – Over 42 to 46 BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR PONY VISTAS GOODTIME CHARLIE Michele Lehmann (FL) Gordon A Odegard, (IL) Modern Pleasure Gelding – Over 43 to 46 Foundation Gelding - 42 & Under COAL TRAIN BUCKEYE WCF GRANDE ILLUSION Gary Shooter or Kimberly McCabe, (OH) Michelle LeGrotte-Barcus, (MO) Classic Gelding – 42 & Under ASPR Gelding STARS CALVARY T/O SHAMROCK Gary Shooter (OH) Kerry or Olivia Rasp (TX) 118184 The Journal • October/November 2019

Modern Pleasure Gelding – 43 & Under Modern Mare – Over 43 to 46 BAR Z’S PINBALL WIZARD CORNERSTONE’S VALIANT ADDI TUDE Barb Herron or Peyton Sturtz (IA) Sherri Jolliff or Katelyn Riley (MO) Classic Mare – Over 42 to Modern Pleasure Mare – Over 43 to 46 46 RHAPSODY'S FINE SOUNDVIEW'S SO SHARP LINES Mike Wahl, (TN) Mike or Leslie Herron, (IA) ASPR Mare Foundation Mare – 42 & Under LILAC STRIKE MY FANCY HILLS KENOS CAMILLE Martha Hickham or William Kildow, (IN) Dawn and Tony Lee, (Derbyshire) The Journal • October/November 2019 1159

Modern Mare – Under Classic Mare – 42 & Under KNIGHT'S GONNA BE SASSY LITTLE KINGS DISTINCTIVE SURPRISE MeLisa Johnson, (IA) Melinda Doan, (SC) Modern Pleasure Mare- 43 & Under Modern Stallion – Over 43 to 46 MICHIGAN’S MICHIGAN’S SHE'S LOUD & PROUD AUTOMATED DRIVER Thomas J Taylor (OH) Robby or Andrea Barth, (IA) Classic Stallion – Over 42 to 46 Modern Pleasure Stallion – Over 43 to 46 DESERTSPRINGS HERSHEYS BLACKGOLD WINDERMERE'S IMPRESS MY DADDY WCR Jeanne or Julie Zander, (TX) 2020 Kristen Clark or Lorraine Bailer, Wetaskiwin, AB

ASPR Stallion Foundation Stallion – 42 & Under IC TIME TO EXPLODE LILAC HILLS KENOS HEZA REBEL Dawn & Tony Lee & Jenn Christensen, (Derbyshire) Nancy M Stetler, (IN) Modern Stallion – 43 & Under Classic Stallion – 42 & Under KNIGHT'S SOLAR ELECTRIC ERL CAN YOU PHIL ME NOW Martha Hickam or Amber Kildow, (IN) Ivy Cagle-Canole, (MO) Modern Pleasure Stallion – 43 & Under NSPPR Performance Halter 1271 ERICA'S JAGERMEISTER RHAPSODY'S TRIMMED IN TINSEL Erica Killion, (AR) Chesa Henkel, (NE) The Journal • October/November 2019

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Classic Multi-Hitch Draft Harness – 46 & Under Modern Country Pleasure Driving – Over 43 to 46 ONEKA’S JOSHUA DE JERICHO MICHIGAN’S SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS WINKS LITTLE BEAR Francis or Linda Klavohn (IL) Hal Bryant (IL) Classic Country Pleasure Driving – Over 42 to 46 Classic Carriage Multi-Hitch - 46 & Under JAMES BOND ONEKA’S JOSHUA DE JERICHO WINKS LITTLE BEAR Dinah or Larry Peevy (GA) Hal Bryant (IL) Modern Pleasure Driving – 43 & Under ASPR Country Pleasure HERRON'S FAMILY TRADITION Driving TIPPY-TOE BP Barb or Kenny Herron, (IA) Kristi Kay Wilson (TX) 222222 The Journal • October/November 2019

Classic Roadster - 42 & Under Foundation Country Pleasure Driving - 42 & Under BRIARWOOD SUGAR G-DIDDY Justin ERICA'S TROTTER IM SOMETHING WICKED Erin Henson, (CA) or Greg or Barb Palas, (IA) Modern Formal Driving - Over 43 to 46 Classic Pleasure Driving - 42 & Under TOMMY-BOY MR DESTINY Scott A Seils, (IL) Denise or Scott or Mason Wiles, (IA) Modern Harness - Over 43 to 46 Classic Country Pleasure - 42 & Under 2323 TIME FOR YOUR PROVIDENCE SC STONEWALL JACKSON Sheila Clouse, (IL) Stacy Sachen or Cameron Nelson, (UT) The Journal • October/November 2019

Modern Pleasure Driving – 43 to 46 ASPR Roadster SOUNDVIEW'S SO SHARP HEAVENLY CREATION Mike or Leslie Herron (IA) Martha Hickham or Amber Kildow (IN) Classic Western Country Pleasure Driving 42 & Under Modern Harness– 43 & Under PRICELESS MIRACLES BAD BOY BRODY I-C IRON MAN Tommy or Marian Poole or Amy Sloan (TX) Sheila or Carter Clouse (IL) Classic Single Draft Harness - 46 & Under ASPR Pleasure Driving ONEKA'S JOSHUA DE JERICHO RHIANNA Hal Bryant (IL) Robby or Andrea Barth (IA) 2424 The Journal • October/November 2019

Modern Roadster - 43 & Under Foundation Roadster - 42 & Under EXCALIBER'S PERFECT DAY BANDIDOS BUDWEISER Erin Henson (CA) Kimberly McCabe (OH) Modern Country Pleasure Driving - 43 & Under BAR Z’S PINBALL WIZARD Barb Herron or Peyton Sturtz (IA) Classic Pleasure Driving - Over 42 to 46 ASPR Harness MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES HEARTLAND PRISCILLA Dinah or Larry Peevy (GA) Kristi Kay Wilson (TX) The Journal • October/November 2019 2255

Classic Roadster - Over 42 to 46 Modern Roadster - Over 43 to 46 KLAVOHN’S LILY RED BULL Kristina or Kelsey Dahl (KY) Scott Seils (IL) Classic Carriage Single-Hitch - 46 & Under Classic Western Country Pleasure Driving - Over KEN-MARS MUSIC MAN MICHIGAN’S MAD BANKER Shelly Graff (SD) Kristina or Kelsey Dahl (KY) Foundation Western Country Pleasure Driving 42 & Under Foundation Pleasure Driving 42 & Under MCCALL'S RF CHICKADEE MICHIGAN'S BALD FACE LIER Elizabeth Lampert (MN) Derek or Margaret Watson (GA) 2626 The Journal • October/November 2019

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Modern/Modern Pleasure Futurity Foal of Modern Pleasure Futurity 2-Year-Old Mare Current Year Stallion/Gelding ROLE MODEL MICHIGAN’S DR. T Amanda Marie Sanders (IL) Thomas Taylor (OH) Modern Futurity Yearling Mare Modern/Modern Pleasure Futurity Foal of CORNERSTONE'S VALIANT VIXEN Current Year Mare Sherri Jolliff or Katelyn Riley (MO) MICHIGAN’S GRACEFUL GRACE Thomas J Taylor (OH) 28 The Journal • October/November 2019 40 The Journal • October/November 2018

Modern Futurity 2-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding Modern Pleasure Futurity 2-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding MICHIGAN'S AUTOMATED DRIVER KNIGHT'S QUICKSILVER Thomas J. Taylor (OH) Elizabeth or Ivy or Zoey Lampert (MN) Modern Pleasure Futurity Yearling Mare Modern Futurity 2-Year-Old Mare KSW VALIANT VALORA MICHIGAN'S EQUINE MERCEDES Pamela Allen (NC) Thomas Taylor (OH) The Journal • October/November 2019 29

Modern Futurity 3-Year-Old Harness Modern Futurity 3-Year-Old Pleasure Driving CORNERSTONE'S VALIANT ATTITUDE ERL CAPITAL GAINS Sherri Jolliff or Katelyn Riley (MO) George or Connie McCreedy, Linda Heimbach (MI) Modern Pleasure Futurity Yearling Stallion/Gelding Classic/Foundation Futurity Foal of ERICA'S JAGERMEISTER Current Year Stallion/Gelding Erica Killion (AR) CAREFREE'S RARE FORM Gabriel or Kasey Gufler (MO) 4230 ThTeheJoJuorunranlal • • OOccttoobbeerr//NNoovveemmbbeerr22001189

Classic Futurity Yearling Mare Foundation Futurity Yearling Mare ERICA'S TROTTERS FINESSE ERICA'S TROTTERS SHEZA Dawn & Tony Lee (Derbyshire) WINNER Megan Mahoney (VA) Classic/Foundation Futurity Foal of Current Year Mare Foundation Futurity Yearling Stallion/Gelding RHA UNIQUE EYE CANDY LILIAC HILLS KENOS HEZA REBEL Robert or Pamela Walsh (MD) Dawn & Tony Lee & Jen Christensen (Derbyshire) The Journal • October/November 2019 31

Classic Futurity Yearling Stallion/Gelding Classic Futurity 2-Year-Old Mare COMFERTS NIGHT VISION TSH OHH MG Stachy Sachen (UT) Teri Silva (CT) Foundation Futurity 3-Year-Old Mare Classic Futurity 3-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding STRASSLEIN BUILDERS GREEN CREEK SUPREME KING SHESGOTTHE LOOK Leeana Hackworth or Joe Rosenstern (OH) Lisa Rains or Megan Mahoney (OK) 3424 TThheeJoJouurrnnaall •• OOctcotobebre/rN/Novoevmembebrer20210918

Classic Futurity 3-Year-Old Pleasure Driving Modern Futurity 3-Year-Old Roadster STARS REVELATIONS I-C SURPRISE EDITION Ivan M. Gingerich (IL) Mike or Allison Rosauer (TX) Foundation Futurity 3-Year-Old Classic Futurity 4-Year Old Pleasure Driving 46 & Under Country Pleasure Driving SMF'S IMAGES MIDNIGHT MISTRESS Elizabeth Haas (OH) MCCARTHY'S MASTERPIECE FROZENAFFAIR Kristine Lewis Murch (ON) The Journal • October/November 2019 33

ASPR Futurity Foal of the Current Year Mare ASPR Futurity Yearling Stallion/Gelding MICHIGAN'S GRACEFUL GRACE ERICA'S KILLIAN'S IRISH RED Thomas J. Taylor (OH) Erica Killion (AR) ASPR Futurity 2-Year-Old Mare ASPR Futurity 2-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding THISTLE RIDGE HS RED RISQUE MICHIGAN'S PATENT PENDING Donald L Stock Jr. (PA) Brian S. Morgan (IA) 34 The Journal • October/November 2019

ASPR Futurity Foal of Current Year Stallion/Gelding ASPR Futurity 3-Year-old Mare MICHIGAN'S DR. T STRIKE MY FANCY Thomas J. Taylor (OH) Martha Hickham or William Kildow (IN) Foundation Futurity 2-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding Foundation Futurity 2-Year-Old Mare ERICA'S ON THE EDGE OF GLORY FALL-FARM'S LITTLE BLACK DRESS Erica Killion (AR) Charity Horne (TX) The Journal • October/November 2019 35

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Classic Futurity 2-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding Foundation Futurity 3-Year-Old Stallion/Gelding STAR VALLEY MAESTRO ERL ROCKING THE OZARK WALL Margaret Cahill (WA) Lisa or Ron Caldwell (AR) Classic Futurity 3-Year-Old Mare RHAPSODY'S FINE LINES Mike Wahl (TN) The Journal • October/November 2019 37

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Joel Rosenstern Performing Live at the 2019 Annual Convention “With one of the most beautiful voices to grace the classical crossover genre, Pittsburgh singer-songwriter Joel Ros captures the hearts of audiences with his unique style of pop infused with a classical flair. He trained extensively for over ten years with an SLS private voice instructor and attended performance training courses in Nashville, Tennessee. Joel started singing with internationally acclaimed classical crossover quartet Vivace in the beginning of 2017 and continues to perform with the group as the tenor. Through his own songwriting, he explores tenants reviews and highlights sixty years of the history of pop music of love, strength, and the courage required to stay in sixty minutes. When the venues are quiet and the stage true to one’s self. This message is apparent in his lights are off, Joel can be found at the piano for hours at a debut original solo album 11:11, which released in time crafting new original music. Introduced to songwriting 2017. 11:11 features Joel’s dynamic vocal range as well as a before he was a teenager, Joel has since composed over 100 haunting duet with Vivace’s own Tiffany Desrosiers. songs and plans to return to the recording studio in 2019 to begin recording his second original studio album entitled Throughout his career, Joel has shared the stage with Perfect Love. He is fueled by his passion for music and his Canadian classical crossover artist Mark Masri, who is known love for singing. Between the musical moments, Joel spends throughout Canada and the US for his outstanding vocals much of his time with his horses. He is an accomplished and songwriting, and Joel performed in the opening act for breeder and exhibitor of American Shetland Ponies, and owns Grammy award winning pop star, Ke$ha in Pittsburgh in 2018. one of the largest Natural Hoofcare businesses in the world.” Joel also stars in a brand new show called Evolution that 42 The Journal • Octobert/November 2019

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Amateur Committee Mark Cronin, Amateur Committee Co-Chair Whew! One minute the Amateur Committee is preparing for the 2019 Con- gress and Nationals, and then in a flash, it is all ver! Goody bags, filled with s veral nice items were prepared and distributed to the amateurs registered at both events. Generous donations allow our ama- teurs an opportunity receive useful items they can use in their everyday equine activities. Several special prizes and grand prizes were randomly placed in the goody bags for lucky winners. A special thank you goes out to all the donors of these exclusive prizes. 128 bags were given out at Congress and 326 were given out at Nationals. Thanks to all the volunteers who donated their time to help fill the bags and to the membe s who worked the booth handing the bags out to the amateurs. The Amateur committee had many sponsored events going on for the attend- ees at these shows. Getting the mornings started at Nationals, exhibitors were treated to delicious donuts for three days. An airplane toss was well received again this year at both events with nearly 40 participants at Congress and a little over 50 at Nationals. The sponsored pizza parties refueled the exhibi- tors with over 100 pizzas provided at both events. Congress also had a Taco Tuesday which was well received. I would like to thank all our special activ- ities sponsors, which allowed us to provide fun, food, and socializing for the exhibitors. Congratulations to all the winners of the Amateur awards provided, which amateurs earned by exhibiting in designated classes. The hard work preparing for those events was evident in their exhibition during the shows. Help making this all possible was the fantastic staff orking the office tracking esults during the shows. Look for upcoming contests and new information on the Amateur Facebook page which will be continuing throughout the off season. Hope all h ve gotten some rest following Congress and Nationals. Time now to enjoy the fall with your equine and start preparing for next year. American Shetland Pony Club incorporated American Shetland Pony Registry | American Miniature Horse Registry American Show Pony Registry | National Sport Performance Pony Registry American Shetland Pony International Registry ASPC • AMHR • ASPR • NSPPR • ASPIR The Journal • October/November 2019 45

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European Nationals 2019 Konigshooikt/ Lier in Belgium Submitted by Kai Herrmann For the sixth time the European Nationals for the American A huge thank you to the teams of these clubs, they all did a Miniature Horse Registry (AMHR) and the American Shet- fantastic job. land Pony Club (ASPC) took place in Belgium, Germany. It is a tradition, that European friends and breeders of All this would not be possible without the great effort o the American ponies meet at the beautiful ‘’Azelhof Horse Event board members, the amazing volunteers and the generous Location’’ for this important event. sponsors. As always, the stalls were clean, the large arena was nice- ly decorated and the exhibitors found perfect show stands All members of the show team worked hard to make the around the arena. The 2019 European Nationals was truly show a quality event for every participant. They made sure something special. that there were no problems that couldn’t be rectified or It was the fi st show organized by three very important Eu- solved. ropean clubs for this breed. The American Miniature Horse Friends (AMHF), the Equuspirit and the Imperial Miniature Each exhibitor received nice gifts and goodies for themselves Horse Club (IMHC) teams brought their experience together and their horses. Participants received beautiful trophies and and set up a spectacular show. ribbons and the supreme winnings were spectacular once All European pony friends and fans can be happy and proud again. that these three clubs, who have promoted the breed for a number of years, worked together in such exemplary cooper- One of the most important factors for a show are the judges. ation. Again, this year, an awesome team of three well known American judges in the industry flew ver to judge the ani- mals. This made this year’s European Nationals show such a unique and important event. Jon Wolf, Richard Petty and Mi- chael Greathouse judged very professionally, pleasantly and friendly. Thanks again for doing such a great job. The Journal • October/November 2019 47

On Saturday evening most of the exhib- itors met for a delicious dinner and some drinks including live music, at the veranda of the restaurant. During the show over 120 horses were judged in many diffe ent classes. Several halter classes, some performance classes for children and a few driving classes made the two days very interesting for the partic- ipants and outside spectators. The whole show could have also been accessed via live stream anywhere around the world. The judges worked hard to elect the Champion of Champions at the con- clusion of the show. They gave a lot of compliments on the quality of the horses they saw and judged over the duration of the weekend, a mention of high praise for the European breeders. 48 The Journal • Octobert/November 2019