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On The Cover The Journal THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF J & S Estates Spitfire is a beautiful and talented 5-year-old The American Shetland Pony Club and gelding owned by Ms Dayle Berger. Spitfire is a multiple American Miniature Horse Registry National & Reserve National Champion, with many titles in both Halter & Driving. He consistently goes Grand & Stakes 81B E. Queenwood Champion at the local shows. He has a huge heart and loves Morton, IL 61550 to perform. He has also earned his HOF in both Halter & (309)263-4044 Fax: (309)263-5113 Driving. Now Spitfire has been crowned the 2018 Division B http://www.shetlandminiature.com Driving Horse of the Year! Watch for Spitfire in 2019, proudly ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Officers: continuing to be presented by Stars. President - Stephen Henderson Owner - Dale Berger 1st Vice President - Rob Crater Trainer - Mike Rosauer 2nd Vice President - Glenn Russell Journal Staff: Layout/Design- Susan Galloway Ad Design - Ethan Bliese Gabby Gufler The Journal is published six times a year, every other month. Subscription to The Journal is part of an annual membership fee of $65 for U.S. residents (or $80 for first class mailing). Membership rates for Canada, Mexico and all other foreign countries are $92 which includes The Journal. Non member or gift subscriptions to The Journal are available for $30 per year for U.S. resident of $45 for all other countries. 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 The 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 reflect 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. The 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 offices. 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 2018 Annual Convention...................................... 1 All Pony of the Year............................................ 12 All Stars 2018 Stars Horse of the Year......................................... 18 Breeder of the Year..................................... 20 The 2018 All Star Certificates Amateur News.............................................. 22 have been sent - congratulations Youth...................................................................... 24 to all who achieved this level of Blast from the Past................................... 26 success! The top two placements Resetting the Relationship are listed in this issue by John Killacky...................................................... 36 Page 46 Blast from the Past................................... 26 Pony of the Year, All Star Results................................................ 44 Page 12 Horse of the Year and Breeder of the Year Awarded for 2018 View the best of 2018 as we showcase the year end awards for Pony, Horse and Breeder. Make plans to attend 2019 Convention in Williamsburg for the award presentations Remembering DEPARTMENTS “Bud” Soats Letter from the President....................................... 6 Page 38 From the Home Office............................................ 8 Committee Updates............................................... 34 Committee Area News................................................................ 30 and Journal Advertising............................................90, 91 Area News Official Pages Board of Directors...................................... 92 News and updated from various Committee Chairs....................................... 93 committees as well as Area News. New A/R Policy............................................ 94 Join a committee or share your news Show Schedule.............................................. 95 in the next issue! Judges & Stewards Roster.......................... 98 Spring Board Meeting Minutes................102 Recognized Clubs..................................................106 Breeder-Owner Directory..................................116 Trainer Directory..................................................112 Ad Index..................................................................112 4 The Journal • April/May 2019

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Letter from the President Greetings, the owner did not nominate them on time. The Board spent We welcome spring with new grass, warm weather and foals in much time discussing financial practices and developed a the field while looking forward to a new show season and seeing new and comprehensive financial transaction policy. The our friends. This Journal focuses on the All-Star and Pony/ updated policy, with a listing of associated fees, is included in Horse of the Year awards. These annual awards recognize the the Official Pages in this Journal and on our website. Please best of our breeds and the hard work that goes into presenting take time to read these policies so that you can minimize your well-groomed representatives of our various breeds in both costs and help the office reduce the time required to process halter and performance classes. Congratulations to all of our transactions. The minutes from this meeting are included in members receiving these awards. this Journal and posted on line. Local shows have already started and many are scheduled It is not too early to begin planning for the ASPC Annual for April and May. The National Area Shows start May Convention which will be held at the Woodlands Hotel in 24-26 with Area VII in Norco, California followed by Area Williamsburg, Virginia on November 7-10, 2019. The room VI in Salina, KS on June 7-9 and Area IV in Gifford, IL on prices are some of the best we’ve had in recent years. Convenient June 21-23. The Area II and VIII National Area Shows are free parking and shuttle service to the many attractions is scheduled for June 21-23 with Area III and V on June 28-30 available. As I’m sure you are aware, the Williamsburg area is and Area I July 5-7. The local and National Area Shows the birthplace of our nation and has wonderful historical sites provide great opportunities for exhibitors at all competition to visit. The convention is planning some educational tour levels and are some of our best marketing opportunities. The opportunities which should be of interest to members of all National Area Shows are triple pointed shows in our home ages. The annual Board of Directors meeting, which is open areas and I encourage our members to participate. Please to all members, will precede the convention on November give our judges, stewards and show staffs your support, treat 6. We are looking forward to having our convention at this other competitors with respect and enjoy the shows! location and encourage all of our members to put the dates The Board of Directors had a productive spring meeting on their calendars. in Williamsburg, Virginia on March 9-10. A number of Wishing you the best for a fun-filled experience with your important issues related to improving member services and small equine this year. our overall financial situation were considered and action taken. Good news is that there will be no price increases for Sincerely, our two national shows as we near a “break-even” point in revenue and expenses for these shows. In response to owner StephenHenderson requests, an opportunity has been made for members to pay a “late nomination fee” for mares and/or stallions in case Important Deadline - Congress Entries Must be postmarked on or before June 17th, 2019 6 The Journal • April/May 2019

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From the Home Office Important Payment Reminders: Spring Is Finally Here! When submitting registry work to the The Board of Directors had a very productive office, payment must be included. You Spring Board Meeting in Williamsburg, VA! This is may pay by check, money order, credit also the site for the 2019 Annual Convention. Dates card or PayPal or have a valid credit and addition information for the Convention can be card on file. The registration office found on the website. will not process work that is labeled “Call for Payment”. Please have a Futurity reports will be sent out in the upcoming card on file with the national home weeks. Please make sure you double check your office prior to sending in your work if reports and contact the office with any questions that payment will be by credit card. you may have. The Board of Directors passed a late nomination fee for Futurity. If you missed nominating a mare or stallion by March 1st, you can pay a late fee If you live outside the US and are of ($200.00 – per animal) plus the original nomination fee. Don’t delay as this sending a check, it must be in US late fee is only available until June 1st. The Board also passed a new registration Funds only. If we receive a check deadline for futurity foals. Foals Registration Application MUST be postmarked on that is not in US Funds, the foreign or before November 1st of the foaling year! If the foal is born after November 1st, currency exchange amount will be the registration application must be postmarked on or before December 31st. For charged to your account. additional information please see the futurity guidelines on shetlandminiature.com. If you wish to use a credit card and As you are preparing for the upcoming show season, please be sure to check the don’t feel comfortable with sending “Coming Events” for the listing of the 2019 shows. Send us photos from your shows your information through the mail, and farms, we would love to use them in our marketing and social media efforts. do not write “call for payment” on the work order, please call the office Mark your calendars for our National Shows. ASPC Congress will be held July and put the number on file with 29-August 3, 2019 in Lake St. Louis, MO. AMHR Nationals will be held September accounting before you put your work 5-15, 2019 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. in the mail. The National Office is very busy processing incoming work. Please remember that If you would like to use PayPal for you must send in payment with your work or keep a credit card on file with the office. registry work, please include the email We have delayed work in the office that we are waiting for additional documents that is associated with your account. to finalize. If you have received an e-mail or phone call from the registration or accounting department, please contact them so they can finish the process of your PLEASE SEE THE NEW ACCOUNTS work. RECEIVABLE POLICY WHICH IS INCLUDED IN THE OFFICIAL We are looking forward to a wonderful 2019! Jill Gleason PAGES OF THIS ISSUE. and the National Office Staff Thank you! See complete ASPC/ASPR Congress and AMHR Nationals results from current and previous years at www.ponyshows.com 8 The Journal • April/May 2019

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Pony of the Year and Horse of the Year How Award is Determined Per Division When Hall of Fame results are tabulated up to and including the 2. O ne Bonus point earned for each Stake win with entire year (December 1 through November 30th and competition at a show. given in the following categories: 3. O ne Bonus point earned for entering and participating at Halter Horse: ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division Congress or Nationals. Halter Pony: Modern, Modern Pleasure, Classic, Foundation, Performance Horse: ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division Show Pony, National Sport Performance Pony Performance Pony: Modern, Modern Pleasure, Classic, Foundation, Show Pony, National Sport Performance Pony 1. H all of Fame points earned from the appropriate Age Class, Secondary Championship in Hand, Grand Championship in 1. H all of Fame points earned through participation in Hunter, Hand, and Reserve Grand Championship In Hand. Jumper, Obstacle, Liberty and Versatility. 2. O ne Bonus point earned for each Grand Champion in 2. O ne Bonus point earned for entering and participating at Hand with Competition at a show. Congress or Nationals. 3. O ne Bonus point earned for entering and participating at If a horse has shown in more than two shows in the Over Division Congress or Nationals and has also shown in the Under Division (doesn’t matter how many shows) all points are to be moved to the Over Division. Horse must Driving Horse: ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division have shown in Sanctioned/pointed classes at a show or show does not Driving Pony: Modern, Modern Pleasure, Classic, Foundation, count toward Horse of the Year or Pony of the Year. Show Pony, National Sport Performance Pony If a horse has shown in Under and Over Division but two or less times as an Over, the Over Division points are added to the Under 1. H all of Fame points earned in Open Class in addition to the Division points. Horse must have shown in sanctioned/pointed classes Stake Class at a show or show does not count toward Horse of the Year or Pony of the Year. US Equestrian Membership Incentive Grant Earlier this year, ASPC applied for a US Equestrian Membership incentive Grant for ASPC. As a result, we received a check in the amount of $2,023.00 By accepting this grant, ASPC agrees to acknowledge US Equestrian support of any program or initiatives that the grant funds. The grant money will be awarded to our youth during the 2019 Shetland Congress for: • Youth Horse Companion Program • ASPC Classic Youth • ASPC Modern Youth • Youth Highpoint Program Part of the grant money is based on the number of memberships in the US Equestrian from our ASPC exhibitors. Information about US Equestrian membership can be located at www.usef.org. For information regarding Awards for Shetland and US Equestrian shows, please contact the national home office or the ASPC/ AMHR Board of Directors. 10 The Journal • April/May 2019

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2018 Pony of the Year Classic Halter Classic Driving Rhapsody’s Inherit the Wind #166490 Majestic Farm Singing the Blues #161594 Owned by Sophia Donecker Owned by Dinah or Larry Peevy West Tamworth, Australia Clarksville, GA Classic Performance Foundation Halter Lazy Fox Farm Fire Fox in Motion #164651 RHA Lavender Blue #164673 Owned by Adrianna Stoecklein Owned by Linda or James Kint Brooksville, FL Mifflintown, PA 12 The Journal • April/May 2019

2018 Pony of the Year Foundation Driving Modern Halter Dbl.W Win Farms My Michelle #161737 Last Dance #163718 Owned by Lois Welter-Hallberg or John Owned by Martha Hickam or Amber Hallberg DVM Kildow Hopkinton, IA Springport, IN Modern Driving Modern Performance Road Trip #153950 Wilk. Great Reward #165942 Owned by Cheryl or Owned by Williams Sanders Family Garner, IL Carey P Hausman DVM Houston,TX The Journal • April/May 2019 13

2018 Pony of the Year Modern Pleasure Halter Modern Pleasure Driving Wilk Yes Its True #166726 Briarwood Kentucky Chrome #164571 Owned by Cheryl or Carey P Hausman Owned by Lauren Allen-Taubert Liberty, NC DVM Houston,TX ASPR Halter & ASPR Driving Dirty Looks #1963 Owned by Amanda Sanders Gardner, IL 14 The Journal • April/May 2019

2018 Pony of the Year ASPR Driving ASPR Performance Crystal Creek’s Night Aire #1555 Absolutely Sweet #1391 Owned by Dottie or Bob Leinweber Owned by Kristen Clark Bandera,TX Idaho Falls, ID NSPPR Halter NSPPR Driving JMS Rem N’ Mel’s Royal Pharoah #500150 Wilk. No Ordinary Joe Owned by Jamie Sweeney Owned by Sarah Kuzmic Wentworth, MO Morrison, OK The Journal • April/May 2019 15

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2018 Horse of the Year AMHR Division A Halter AMHR Division A Driving Aloha Caldwell Look of Partner #329651 ML Super Reata #272534 Owned by L. Crutchfield or L.Wells or K. Slobody Owned by Chelsea Holt Cameron, NC Ocala, FL AMHR Division A Performance AMHR Division B Halter S Bar P’s Big Time Attitude Owned by Sheila Steinfeldt RHA Mister Rock N Roll #338664 Green Bay,WI Owned by Robert or Pamela Walsh 18 The Journal • April/May 2019 Tuscarora, MD

2018 Horse of the Year AMHR Division B Driving AMHR Division B Performance J & S Estates Spitfire #329831 CCR Boo Who #301928 Owned by Dayle Berger Owned by Heaven Leigh Davidson or Sue Clark Halifax,VA Fitzhugh, OK AMHR Division B Performance 19 Lucky Harts American Excellence #296469 Owned by Michael or Tracy McCarthy Weedsport, NY The Journal • April/May 2019

2018 Breeder of the Year Classic Shetland ROBERT OR PAMELA WALSH Rocking Horse Acres Tuscadora, MD AMHR ROBERT OR PAMELA WALSH Rocking Horse Acres Tuscadora, MD Modern Shetland THOMAS AND SHIRLEY TAYLOR Taylor Pony Farm West Unity, OH Visit www.shetlandminiature.com to find out more about these and other year end awards as well as view previous Breeder of the Year Award recipients. 20 The Journal • April/May 2019

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Amateur Committee 2019 is off to a great start! Mentors are ALL fellow amateurs with experience & WANT to help you! They are here to assist you with any questions you have about showing, programs, or simply as a contact to know that you are not alone in the ASPC/AMHR world! Mentors thus far include: Emily McCabe Alger - Area 1 - CT Kelsey Dahl - Area 3 - KY Jamee Bornstein - Area 4 - WI [email protected] [email protected] thehor sequar [email protected] Eddy McCarthy II - Area 1 - NY Kristina “Curly” Dahl - Area 3 - KY Jill Comfert - Area 5 - AR [email protected] [email protected] jcomfer [email protected] Nicole Pearsall - Area 1 - PA Jennifer Rodgers Cushion - Area 3 - FL Kala Price - Area 5 - AR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Karen Rudolph - Area 1 - NH Mark Horton - Area 3 - IL [email protected] mark.hor [email protected] Erica Killion - Area 5 - AR Mike Mounts - Area 2 - OH Donna Phillips - Area 3 - KY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Jennifer Terry Bynum - Area 5 - OK Garry Brumm - Area 2 - IN Jewellea Daily - Area 3 - KY [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Samantha Payne - Area 6 - MN Dana Saxton - Area 2 - MI Melissa Meharry - Area 4 - IL [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Bridget Sibenaler Edgar - Area 6 - MN Abbie Smith - Area 2 - OH Carmie Viebrock - Area 4 - WI [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Aimee Schulz - Area 6 - MN John Hallberg - Area 2 - MI [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tom Viebrock - Area 4 - WI Diane Chambers Russell - Area 6 - CO Lois Hallberg - Area 2 -MI [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Gabby Gufler - Area 4 - MO Mark Cronin - Area 6 - SD [email protected] [email protected] Stephanie Gilchrist - Area 6 - IA [email protected] Eric Tani - Area 7 - CA [email protected] Amy Toliver - Area 7 - CA [email protected] Cayla Schaeffer - Area 8 - WA [email protected] It is also time to be thinking about Congress & Nationals! In order to provide goodie bags for EVERY Amateur Exhibitor, we need sponsors. Last year we received amazing support, and ask again for your generosity. 100% of funds go to the amateurs, and they very much appreciate it! No donation is too small! Message us on our Facebook page ASPC/ AMHR/ASPR AMATEURS if you are interested in sponsoring. ALL sponsors get recognized on Social Media & at the shows!!! Want more constant updates about what is happening with ASPC/AMHR Amateurs? Like us on Facebook! We host monthly GIVEAWAYS, post helpful articles, and keep you in the loop with all things amateur. Until next time, Gabby Gufler Amateur Committee. 22 The Journal • April/May 2019

Amateur of the Month - February Amateur of the Month - March Mandi Sanders Janet Elder I never had to be bitten by the pony bug, I was born right into the I showed Quarter Horses most of my life, under several farm mix of it. My Mom grew up on a farm where they used horses still names in Pennsylvania and New Mexico. for farming during her early childhood and my Dad even delivered a paper route on his sheltand pony named Collette when he was young. Having driven ponies and farm horses in carts, wagons, and So to say I was born to be involved in horses is an understatement! sleighs while growing up, I decided six years ago to get a My sisters and I actively showed in 4H and the county fair circuit miniature horse, just for fun. I found a 15 year old gelding when we were younger, I’ll never forget the first blue ribbon I won, Pet that had show experience, with cart and harness. So started Pony Grand Champion at the Will County Fair with this stereotypical a love affair with these wonderful little horses. I now have onery little palomino Shetland mare! It wasn’t long after Mom six miniatures, five are on my show string at Cactus Patch decided Dad’s “big ponies” were a bit too hot and we ended up with Miniature Horse Farm, in Taos, New Mexico. our first mini. Like so many other folks that one mini gelding turned into a whole herd and with practice and more confidence, I was soon I love to show Amateur All-Around. It is a real challenge to driving the big “ones” just like my Dad and older sister. condition, and train my horses for the variety of classes it Most folks know my Modern Road Pony, Road Trip, he was a hand takes to do well in so many events. Besides the driving classes, me down pony from my sister, that never went any further than I love obstacles, I have two seasoned obstacle horses, one myself. Every year is a new year with him and his quirks, but each that is coming along, and two that are just learning. I also year I learn more to apply to the additional ones my family raises. I love the hunter-jumper classes, the variety of disciplines keeps give him much credit in teaching me to be a better driver and handler my horses from getting bored, they seems to look forward to because some days he’s got his head in the game and others its like cooling off after driving with a few jumps or obstacles. starting a young one all over again. My proudest accomplishments have been the 5 Pony of the Year titles My proudest accomplishment was that after winning high Road Trip, Dirty Looks and I had set out to accomplish, as well as point amateur at all six shows that I attended in 2018 the AMHR Nationals Single Draft Stake win in 2018 with one of our (other than Nationals), I was named High Point Performance very first homebred minis that I personally trained. Amateur (Over) of the Year, with my mare Strasslein Mardi If its a driving class I enjoy it, nothing beats the feeling of being Gras All About Jazz. I also was very excited and proud to behind a great one! While I truly enjoy the competition aspect of be awarded Reserve National Champion Western Country the industry, I have become very active in our breeding program Pleasure Geldings with a three year old, Designer Firing Line. and seeing foals from thoughts to show ponies has been extremely My five show minis accumulated 26 All-Star Awards in 2018, satisfying. (Three Championships, and 3 Reserve Championships). ASPC/AMHR/ASPR has given me numerous opportunities to share my enjoyment and gained knowledge. I truly enjoy educating at our We are looking forward to a fabulous 2019! local shows about the breed and assisting some of the newer members with their interests in the Moderns and ASPRs! I love seeing new interest in the divisions folks find intimidating because it guarentees a future for something I am so grateful for! The Journal • April/May 2019 23

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Congratulations Alora! Iam so excited that my horse, AKS Aristocrats Invitation Only (Koal) received the 2018 Division A Youth Horse of the Year Award. I received Koal as a gift when I was 4 and he was 2 and I have been showing him since that time. We started with just Costume and Showmanship. Now our favorite classes are Jumping and Liberty. We are looking forward to trying Versatility this year. In addition to AMHR, I have been a member of the Mini Whinnies 4-H Club for the past 5 years. My club has over 50 kids with minis and we participate in clinics and a week long fair every year. The only year we haven’t shown at fair was when Koal got sick with Potomac Horse Fever and we almost lost him. I am also a member of the Blue Water Miniature Horse Club and ASPC/ AMHR Club of Western Michigan. I show my horse with my mom and we enjoy traveling around to different states for shows. I buy and clean used tack to resell in the spring to help pay for the shows. I love showing and I may want to become a judge when I am older. I hope other youth will try for this award this year. It is based on one horse and one handler (there’s an award for A & B). For each show you attend, your horse’s points are counted in three youth classes: Halter, Showmanship and your choice of a performance class. You keep track of your points and send them into the office at the end of the year. I am excited for the show season to start. I hope to see you at shows this year! ATTENTION YOUTH Design A National Show T-Shirt Senior Royalty Your design could be Applications are due featured on the youth t-shirts at one of our May 1st national shows: ASPC/ASPR Congress or Contact Royalty AMHR Nationals. Chair, Brenda Prince for more information or visit Don’t Delay! www.shetlandminiature.com Deadline is May 1, 2019. Please send your design by May 1st, 2019, to Tina Byers at the home office or email design to tbyers@shetlandminiature. com. Visit the Youth Program section of the website for more details. The Journal • April/May 2019 25

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Area News Area I - L ower Eastern Ontario, Quebec, Area III - A labama, Florida, Mississippi, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming Maryland, Massachusetts, New South Carolina, Tennessee Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Area VII - A rizona, California, Pennsylvania, Rhode Area IV - Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin Hawaii, Nevada Island, Vermont, Virginia, Area V - Arkansas, Louisiana, Area VIII -British Columbia, Alberta, Washington D.C., West Virginia New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas Saskatchewan, Oregon, Area II - Central Ontario, Indiana, Area VI - Manitoba, Northern & Western Washington, Utah, Idaho, Michigan, Ohio Ontario, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Alaska AREA I proposed rule changes that will be up MA on March 23. See NEMHS.org for for discussion and voted on at the 2019 more information. By Skye Weber National Convention. Show Updates…. Also, election for the Area 1 Open NY State Horse Breeders Association The groundhog said Spring is on the Director seat will be taking place this will be hosting a Qualifier show May way, Area 1 members, and not a day year. Good luck to all candidates! Please 18 & 19, which offers two shows in too soon! What an icky, soggy, boggy VOTE! two days (with different judges each Winter we’ve had this year! But by the day) to qualify your horses all in one time this issue hits your mailbox, Spring Carriage Driving news from Karen trip! Updated information should soon will surely be right around the corner Shaw…. be available in the ESMHA Facebook and the 2019 show season will soon be Our ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Carriage group and at NYSHBA.com. well under way! Committee will be selling chances to ********* 2018 brought some BIG year-end wins win a beautiful Medium Side Sweep Any Area 1 member wishing to for Area 1 members, with Robert and burgundy Sinamay straw hat, which was contribute news, club updates or stories Pamela Walsh being awarded both generously donated by Hats by Katie. highlighting a member’s extraordinary Miniature and Classic Breeder of the All proceeds will be going towards accomplishments can contact Skye Year and Linda Kint’s mare, RHA the Carriage Driving awards in 2020. Weber via email at heronpointfarm. Lavender Blue, being awarded Foundation The winner will be drawn during the [email protected]. Halter Pony of the Year! Carriage Committee meeting at the Also, Danielle Hill’s beautiful stallion, 2019 National Convention. The winner AREA II Little King’s in Demand, was the High- does not need to be present in order to Selling Stallion in both the ASPC and win! By Janice Silvio AMHR Stallion Sweepstakes for the Tickets are only $1.00 per chance! For second year in a row! more information on obtaining tickets, Ok, so the second Spring 2019 is right Congratulations on these prestigious contact our Area 1 Carriage Committee around the corner, lol...Unfortunately wins!! representative: Amanda Cervini, email: the Midwest area has a very clear [email protected] understanding of this term, hopefully Notes from our Area 1 director, by now the sun is shining and fields are James Walsh…. In other Carriage Driving news…. drying. Winter came on a little slower The 2019 National Convention is I would like to remind everyone that an in some areas but by mid-winter it took coming to Area 1 and will take place important Carriage Driving rule change an ugly turn and just kept getting uglier, November 7-9 in Williamsburg, is now in effect. All drivers are now so with that lets all be excited for the Virginia. Not only are all members required to use breeching or thimbles on warmth that lies ahead. invited to the Awards Breakfast and your show cart or carriage. Please plan Sadly, Area 2 lost a long time member Banquet, but all are encouraged to join ahead and make sure you are properly and supporter Mr. Earl Lloyd Soat committee meetings and participate in prepared when you enter your classes! “BUD” passed away from a long term conversations and voting that shapes illness on February 6th,2019. Bud was the future of our registry. Discussions Club news…. a true Miniature Horse and Fancy Pony took place and important decisions were New England Miniature Horse Society lover, he always supported and enjoy made at the 2018 National Convention, is hosting two AMHR shows which will fellowship with many club members and and this year will be no different. Please be offering Carriage classes. NEMHS is visit shetlandminiature.com to read the also hosting a “Meet & Greet” in Berlin,

Area News fellow lovers of the horse. Bud laid the Ohio: AREA 2 National Show will be know what is going to happen attitude. foundation many do not realize. Bud held June 21-23, 2019 held at the Darke Please contact Ms. Merry Wicke at 815- will be missed and is featured elsewhere County Fairgrounds in Greenville Ohio, 573-8007 or riveroaksfarm @yahoo. in The Journal. classes for the Modern, ASPR, Classic, com so get those Modern, Classic, This show season as many will head Foundation, AMHR this show always ASPR, AMHR out and enjoy some out to attend ASPC AMHR Shows, proves to be a great time from beautiful good times. the stewards with be measuring the horses to the Saturday night carry in Canada: Clubs will be meeting and miniature horses in the traditional way dinner where laughter and tales fill the having their banquets and making they have measured and will also be evening. Make plans to attend this triple plans for 2019 details as they become gaining some field research study and point show, you will be glad you did. available. taking a measurement from the top of Contact Ms. Christine Deeter for more Come out this season and attend a the wither, these findings will compiled details at 937-316-6234 Christine_ show or a meeting, visit with your fellow and be used for further determination [email protected] ASPC Pony & AMHR Horse lovers, of measuring standard. Buckeye Spring Classic management make a plan to meet someone new, Blue Water Miniature Horse are busily putting the finishing touches learn a new technique, be a part of your Club : Correction in the last Journal on the Buckeye Spring Classic held June organization we want you to come out it was thought that ASPC classes 7-9, 2019 Ashland County Fairgrounds, and enjoy these horses and the bonds might be added, at this time the show Ashland Ohio this long running show they form, as I think over the decades of will be continuing with the AMHR offers not only a welcoming but offers time one that brings the greatest smiles classes but instead will be adding AMHR, Classic, Modern, ASPR are the times with fellow horse lovers Buckskin Association added points to Classes and the experiences we had or created. those horses who are registered with Buckeye Equestrian Events Randolph If you have any news feel free to forward Buckskin Association. So bring those Spring Classic AMHR Show to be on to me, there is nothing I would enjoy golden horses out and enjoy this first held May 18, 2019 at the Portage more then to help you be informed on time opportunity. And if you have a Fairgrounds in Randolph Ohio, the exciting events within all of Area 2. buckskin, dun miniature horse and do this is always a great show and turn Thank You Janice Silvio amoremini@ not have them registered you might out. For more information contact yahoo.com or please call 586-337-1501 consider adding that. For most current Duane Stutzman at 740-610-4129 or information please check the website. [email protected] also AREA V Monthly Club meetings are now in check the website for more exciting recess until October, location and time equine events at Buckeye Equestrian By Karen Shaw will be later determined. The BWMHC Events at www,buckeyeequestrianevents. HWelcome Area V Members! Spring Jubilee Show will be held in Midland com has finally sprung all around us after Michigan July 19-21,2019 Please check Silver Jubilee AMHR Show will be a wet and cold winter for most of us. their website or Facebook page for more held May 31, 2019, in Springfield Ohio New babies are starting to be born and information at http://www.bwmhc.org Please contact Ms. Laura Mullen at members are itching to take the winter ASPC / AMHR Club of West 607-769-6743 or [email protected] hair off of their horses to get a peek at Michigan: Get ready for a fun time at for more information on this AMHR, what’s underneath! the West Michigan Classic held May 24 Classic Shetland Show I want to take this time to thank our out- - 26, 2019 at the Centreville Fairgrounds Indiana: BHR Midwest Show Circuit going area V columnist, Miss Kaycie in Centreville Mi, this show is gearing up will be starting their series on April 27 Timm. Thank you, Kaycie, for taking for celebration of fun!! Please contact, & 28, 2019 held at the Henry County care of the news in and around Area Jennifer Hoyt at [email protected] Saddle Club, New Castle Indiana. The V. Want to wish you good luck on your or 269-209-3784 Classic, Modern, second in the Indiana Circuit series will graduation from college and your new ASPR, AMHR. 2019 membership drive be May 18 & 19, 2019. Each show will job. Hope to see you back in the show along with renewals ($10 for individual have four judges and new this season ring in the near future. membership, $25 for family). ASPC/ will be a Yearend High Point Award, By the time this column hits press, we AMHR Club of West Michigan or Ms. you will definitely want to attend this will havce had four shows held in Area Lori Wilson to obtain more detailed series of shows, the key word is fun in V. Kicking off the show season was the information. a relaxed atmosphere with a you never Southwest Miniature Horse Club show

Area News on March 15, 16, 17 in Glen Rose TX convention! Secretary, Cynthia Sievert; Treasurer, at the Somervell County Expo. We were ‘Til next time... Clair Severson; Directors, Richard seeing lots of green and the luck of the Sievert, Steve Wachs, and Steve Ziller. Irish was definitely at this show. Next AREA VI Yours truly volunteered to edit the came teh annual Daffodil Dandy show, newsletter. April 12 -14 - held at the same location. By Kathleen Zahs MMHC member Shelley Oney has The ASPC/AMHR Club of North I began my last column with musings had a trying past few months. In the Texas celebrated a huge milestone for about Spring. Boy, was that premature! fall, Shelley lost her minis Dr. Pepper the club as they celebrated their Silver As I write, Minneapolis is experiencing and Penyo. Then on February 24, her Anniversary (25 years) as a sanctioned a record cold temperature for this day in Missouri Fox Trotter, Macs Cherry club of the ASPC/AMHR Registry. early March. February of 2019 was the Bomb, passed away at nearly 32 years of The show had over 150 horses in snowiest February on record in the Twin age. Cherry came to Shelley 14 years ago attendance and saw several of the past Cities and the fourth snowiest month from an abusive situation, and Shelley embers who help start the club stop by ever, since record-keeping began in the had to work hard to gain Cherry’s trust. to help celebrate. Jan & Chuck Easter, late 1800s. The meteorologists promise Shelley described Cherry as like a big Bob & Debbie Brown, Lou Crutcher, that warm weather will come eventually. mama to the minis. Please join me in and Elora Bazanele just to name a few. I don’t know whether to look forward expressing condolences to Shelley and Was great to see tham all once again. to or dread that day … when all of this hoping that better times are ahead. Next show held was the Miniature snow melts and turns to mud. Horse and Pony Breeders of OK in Ada We do have Many of us in Minnesota know and the Red River Shoot Out show in brave Area VI Shelley best for driving her Purcell. Great attendance at all shows members who teams of minis at shows and starting the year off with a bang. Want revel in the expos. But Shelley does much to remind everyone that the Miniature cold weather. more than that. She currently Horse and Pony Breeders of Oklahoma On January has two minis registered with Pet will be your host for the 2019 ASPC/ 12, Don and Partners Animal Therapy (she AMHR Area V Show in Tulsa, OK on Kristin Ru- did have three: Dr. Pepper was June 28 - 30th. Watch their website for deen partic- also a registered therapy horse). your show premium, class list and entry ipated in the Shelley recently discovered form. Northwoods the world of on-line horse Special Note: I would like to remind Sleigh and shows, where exhibitors can everyone to read the official pages of Cutter Rally at compete in several categories your Journal either the hard copy or the Northern by sending in photos. Shelley the Journal online to pay close attention Great Lakes has been very successful in this to the email blast that comes out, too. Visitor Center in Ashland, WI. Kristin venue, receiving ribbons for Most Scenic There will be some very important was awarded Best Pony Turnout, while Winter Photo with her driving team of messages and news from our ASPC/ Don won Best Vehicle with his beautiful mares Sugar and Halley, Best Field Shot AMHR Board from the Spring Board Albany cutter. This event almost did not with minis Red and Rascal, and Prettiest meeting that you all need to read and be take place, as the Center was closed due Mare with Open Gate Miss Take It All. familiar with. to the federal government As you are planning the rest of your shutdown. Last-minute staff- show season, I would like to also ing by volunteers saved the remind you of our 2019 ASPC/AMHR day. National Convention, November 7-9th The Minnesota Miniature in Williamsburg, VA. I attended the Horse Club (MMHC) met Spring Board meeting and was able to January 20 in Rosemount, see where we are going to get to stay and MN to elect officers and what to see. It’s absolutely beautiful and enjoy a potluck lunch. The rich with our American history. Do try to 2018 officers all retained come and take in the sights and sounds their seats for 2019 (they along with attending the most important must be doing a good job): meeting of the year, too. Watch The President, Bruce Ebnet; Vice Journal and eblast about your national President, Shelley Oney;

Even after death, Dr. Pepper is taking Equestrian Center in Winona, MN. This ribbons, a Special Placing in the Foal to is a three-judge show, with one of the Adult Class in The Mane Show, an on- judges being a 2019 Congress judge and line show out of England. Another very one a 2019 Mini Nationals judge. Another special placement was a seventh place three-judge AMHR/ASPC show will be in Junior Handler on The Mane Show. held July 28-29 at the Olmstead County Shelley is a mentor to young horse lovers, Fairgrounds in Rochester, MN. AMHR and for the past few months, she has classes will again be offered this year at been letting 5-year-old friend Mallory the Minnesota State Fair, August 24-25. Husmann play with stallion Marystown I’d like to end this column with very special Grand Finale (“Bear”). Mallory was quite news from Dr. John and Lois Hallberg of excited to receive her ribbon - a testament Dbl. W WIN Farms. John writes: “Dbl. to the generous natures of our miniatures W WIN Farms is both humbled and and their owners. proud to have their pony, Dbl. W WIN Mark your calendars for upcoming Area Farms My Michelle (‘Bugs’) recently VI shows: The Midwest Classic Shetland named Foundation Driving Pony of Year Breeders Association (MCSBA) show will for 2018. Bugs is our first homebred pony. be held May 31 - June 2 in Cedar Rapids, We have Michelle Herron Sturtz and IA. The Minnesota Miniature Horse Herron Stables to thank for bringing out club will be putting on three shows. A the very best in Bugs.” Congratulations to two-judge, club-sponsored AMHR show the Hallbergs and to the Herron team on will be held June 22-23 at Simons Arena this terrific accomplishment! in Cannon Falls, MN. Like last year, this As always, any Area VI news is welcome. show will also feature classes for Gypsy I can be reached at [email protected] or Vanners. On June 28-30, there will be an 612-308-7061. AMHR/ASPC show at the Minnesota

AMHR Committee 2 arenas, etc. this year. These changes need to be approved by the Board of Directors at Spring Board Meeting then they Submitted Donna Phillips will be presented to the membership At the convention there was a lot of discussion about jumps, Happy Spring to Everyone!! courses, obstacles, etc. There have been some rule changes I hope everyone has stayed safe and warm this winter. It has put in for these things that will be presented at convention been tough for a lot of our members this year. Kelly Lynch and Ricky Wardlaw have done a lot of For those of you that haven’t heard Dolores Williams has work on these so far. Syndi will be coordinating these efforts. stepped down as lead of the AMHR committee after several If you have an questions or want to talk about anything please years. Dolores has spent countless hours working on this feel free to contact me: committee and has made a great many improvements over [email protected] the years. She will be greatly missed. Thank-you Dolores for Text or call 859-265-1196 all of the hard work you have done. I was asked to replace Hope to see everyone out showing this summer. Dolores on this committee as lead co-chair with Syndi Kanzler as co-chair. The show committee recently met to discuss a variety of things. Of course Nationals class list was on the agenda. There are some changes being made to hopefully help timing, Foundation Committee Submitted Sherri Jolliff As the new year begins, the ASPR committee has been endeavoring to fill our committee positions that have been vacated. We are still looking for people to represent Areas III and VII. If you have an interest in working with the ASPR committee, please contact Sherri Jolliff or Glen Russell. A big “Thank You” to Ken Byce, of Area III ,and Kathy Howard, of Area VIII, for their service to the ASPR. Area VIII will now be represented by Kristen Clark of Idaho. The committee has been working on selecting new trophies for Congress Futurity classes and are excited to see the 4-year-old performance Futurity classes this year. Questions about the ASPR Futurity may be directed to Glen Russell. Good luck to all ASPR exhibitors in the 2019 show season! Area Show Committee Submitted by Donna Phillips Happy Spring to Everyone! Don’t forget to send in your application for the 2020 show Hopefully everyone has stayed safe this winter and are season. They are due by September 1st. You need to send beginning to think about the upcoming show season. I know an application in every year even if it is or isn’t your turn in have horses shedding like crazy, so hopefully warm and better rotation. You must offer classes from each registry division in weather isn’t far off. the year preceding the year you are applying for the National The Area Shows were announced at convention for 2019. Area Show. They will be: Don’t forget the Fair Show application deadline is June 1st Area I-July 5-7 Harrington, De of the year you are applying for. And the show must offer all Area II-June 21-23 Greenville, OH the classes listed on the required minimum class list. You can Area III-June 28-30 Perry, GA always add others at your discretion from the optional list. Area IV-June 14-16 Gifford, IL If you have any questions feel free to contact me: Area V-June 28-30 Tulsa, OK Email: [email protected] Area VI-June 7-9 Salina, KS Text or call: 859-265-1196 Area VII-May 24-26 Norco, CA Good Luck to everyone this summer. Area VIII-June 21-23 Blackfoot, ID Hope to see lots of you out showing

Carriage Committee Update Submitted by Karen Shaw, Committee Chair Hello Carriage Drivers! Want to take this time to say Welcome With Spring in full swing and our show season off to a great to all of the new carriage drivers giving our carriage division start, I will be looking forward to hearing all about your a try this year. We had the best time last year and looking carriage driving experience….Come join in the FUN of forward to hearing and seeing all of the carriages out in the Carriage driving! show ring across our registry. Till Next Time…..Happy Driving Clubs, Show Managers and Secretaries….if you haven’t added the carriage classes to your 2019 line-up don’t miss 2018 Miniature High Point Carriage out on an opportunity to bring in more revenue for your Driving Award - Barbara DeShon shows. Add the AMHR Carriage Driving Class (#1559) and if you want to split it to under and over you can. Just My first experience with one of the carriage classes was use the #1559-1 for the Under division and #1559-2 for the several years ago. It was a cones class. I had to stop at the Over division. Add the Stakes Class (#1564) and you can also gate, take off the over check (required in the other classes) split it using #1564-1 for the Under Stake and #1564-2 for and my martingale. It was a timed class where your ability the Over Stake. For the Classic Carriage (#311) and Classic to coordinate with your horse was everything and to my Carriage Stake (371). The other most popular class(s) is the surprise and delight we won it. I truly believe that horses Carriage Timed Obstacle (Cones), Carriage Reinsmanship should not be shown in training gear but instead with a and Carriage Turnout. free head and they should display their own natural clean Attention Drivers: New rule for this year: You must have moving gait. As such the carriage classes have become my either breeching or thimbles on your carriages. If your favorite. I usually enter most of the carriage events offered harness doesn’t have breeching, you can order your pony at each show. A friend helped me gather up an acceptable or miniature thimbles from Star Lake Tack for $20.00 plus carriage outfit. We had fun compiling it and didn’t even S&H. Call or email Cathy Waxler and tell her what you spend much money. I have learned a lot over the last need. You can order either chrome or brass. If you don’t want couple of years and am becoming more comfortable in all thimbles but breeching she can order those or check with the carriage events. In fact I purchased a buggy just for car- MiniTack.com as well. riage and am looking forward to the coming show season. A If you have not joined us over on the Carriage Driving big THANK YOU to the carriage committee for offering this Facebook pages come on over and see and learn all about award. I was very proud to learn that Flicka and I had won carriage driving…ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Carriage it. - Barbara DeShon Driving…Small Pony-VSE Members of ASOC/AMHR… and All Things Carriage-ASPC/AMHR Members Buy-Sell- Trade- Give Away. We have lots of knowledge amongst our members so don’t be afraid to ask questions. Jump right in and join the fun. Monthly Feature Drivers: If you would like to be a feature driver send me a bio of your involvement with carriage driving, your involvement with the ASPC/AMHR, any awards won and a picture. You can email your bio and picture to: [email protected]. I will need a feature driver for the Carriage FB page and a feature driver for the Small Pony- VSE FB page. The Small Pony-VSE is for members who do Combined Driving, Arena Driving, Dressage, Cones etc. Rule Changes: Your Carriage Committee worked hard in 2018 to address many issues in our carriage rules. Watch when the new proposals are released to the ASPC/AMHR/ ASPR website. Go download the carriage proposals and the entire carriage division write-up that will be voted on at convention this year. Your Carriage committee is excited about the division as a whole that will hopefully be its own section in the rulebook. It will help you and our judges with everything at your fingertip.

Resetting the Relationship by John Killacky The Sue Price Creativity Contest took place at not too tight rein controls, keeping the pony straight through Convention in 2018 and John Killacky was one the shafts even in turns, half halts to moderate tempo when of the our winners! Sometimes you need to give necessary, and me relaxing while still maintaining control. your relationships a “reset” and look beyond the In breaking down and analyzing these components, I realized moment to grow and relearn some old lessons. I had been unconsciously triggering the pony’s behavior by tensing up in the area where she had been shying, cueing My Shetland pony has been pulling me in a cart for eight her instead to pull away. It became an interesting exercise to years. Neither of us are show quality, we enjoy working release my grip on the reins exactly where the issues had been. together in the indoor arena at our boarding barn. Living in As well, I was continually reminded to look beyond the pony in the Vermont, the winters are long, and every spring she is a bit direction I wanted to go. How many times had I heard this before? barn sour, and we need to recalibrate our driving relationship. Far too many I admit. However, I had gotten focused on the problem at hand and not the horizon ahead. Once I focused on the desired This spring she became particularly ornery, refusing to drive destination in front of us, the pony relaxed and trotted forward easily. in one direction while the other way, she glided along smoothly Beginning again with a beginner’s mindset allowed us to reset without any bother. Balking, shying, and crow-hopping was our relationship. We are having fun again. Her mouth is soft and hazardous to other equestrians in the ring. I lost confidence and foamy after a drive – signs she is happy with a job well done. I too worked with our trainer to address performance issues to no avail. am joyful once more as the pony and I fly unabashedly together. Yet again, barn lessons help in life: giving up control is not Her crankiness persisted for weeks. The pony and I were always a bad thing and looking beyond difficulties is sometimes both frustrated, so I decided to give us a staycation. No necessary. How grateful I am to have this Shetland pony. more hitching up and pulling in the cart, but lunging over poles on the ground and then over small jumps got us into John R. Killacky is serving in his first term as an elected a more playful relationship. Of course, treats were never legislator in the Vermont House of Representatives. too far away, she certainly knew which pocket they lived in. Weeks later, we began again with our trainer as if we have never driven before. Back to the basics, working on engaged, but

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Did you ever have something you knew in your core it was incredibly important make sure it was done before it was to late? And then every time you went to make an attempt something came up? and know matter how important the task was it was just not completed in the fashion you were hoping for ? and then sadly realizing it will never be completed the you wanted it to so badly. Well... It is with great sadness and yet an honor to tell our ASPC AMHR Family that a integral part of our AMHR History has passed, Earl Lloyd Soat “BUD” Soat Born: July 9th 1936 - Departed February 6th, 2019 Bud Soat, age 82, of Napoleon Township, passed away enthusiast, Boone “Boones”, Goforth,\\“Goforth, at the Allegra Nursing and Rehab Center February Bridges Komokos, Lee “ Shady Acres”, Howell Moto, 6, 2019. He is survived by three children; Rod (Lisa) Soat Soats “Bond” Bond these were some of the Soat, Daniel Earl Soat and Rhonda (Bill) Kannapel, original 8 who came to American Shetland Pony Club five grandchildren; Raquel and Storm Soat, David and ASPC and asked to be a part of the organization, to Ben Kannapel and Dustin Moske, his brother; Donald house the stud books and record the offspring of the (Elizabeth Aronoff) Soat, several nieces and nephews, American Miniature Horse AMH and so it began and his special friend and companion, Donna Nelson. and what later became American Miniature Horse He was preceded in death by his beloved wife Shirley, Registry AMHR. sister Rosemary Dahl, brother James O. Soat and These early owners and breeders did not have social parents; Lawrence and Gertrude (Mathison) Soat. media and convenience of a cell phone to stay in Retired from Art Moehn Chevrolet Dealership in communication with each other and as a way to Jackson Michigan promote these tiny horses, they traveled to visit and purchase from each other, here they would visit for Janice Silvio remembers Bud: hours, sometimes days excitedly talking about how they Bud Soat always had a passion for a beautiful car, and could promote these tiny horses. fancy horse tied to a fancy wagon. Way back in the I am blessed to have many old American Shetland 1960’s Bud happened on some tiny little horses one day Pony Journals, the small pocket sized magazines as he and his beloved wife, Shirley, were driving on a showcasing the Shetland Pony, in these old Journals Sunday afternoon, Bud found himself struck by this there is a section dedicated to AMH News ( notice incredible little horse and, being a man who had been the old days being recognized as American Miniature exposed to horses through his life, he knew this is that Horse AMH only ) The section was called Miniature fork in the road where Shirley and he make a slight Meanderings By Ms. Ruby Lee these articles are turn and never looked back. filled with historic events that formed and shaped the You see, back in the old days of small equine it was journey of AMH that has become AMHR and in somewhat rare to see a tiny ,tiny pony in general life. these you will find Bud Soat. In the November 1972 A horse that was nearly 29-32” was different, circuses American Shetland Pony Journal issue, Bud Soat of had them, a few people had them, they were out there Jackson Michigan and Alan Goforth of Shelbyville but very rarely did you see them. So, Bud being the Indiana drove down to visit Ray And Ruby Lee in man with a sense of what is next, what is exciting, what Hardin Kentucky and the wonderful time they had can I promote - he knew when he saw that tiny horse. visiting and talking about horses but the time was just And so the story began.. to short., In the December 1972 Journal was news from With the purchase of a couple tiny little horses the Del Moody On October 26, Mini Pony Tony ( 001 P) development of the Soats Bloodlines and Lazy “ S First American Miniature Horse Registered, passed “ Acres Miniature Horses Farm was created. Bud away they had six veterinarians trying to save him at was a strong part of the founding Miniature Horse the University of Missouri Veterinary College. Autopsy continued on page 40



Remembering Earl Lloyd Soat “BUD” Soat proud of us as a community would cause him to beam with pride. The laughter, jokes, conversation and food results were death was caused by the after effects of would flow, well into the night, and a special honor blood worms. Also in that Journal was Ms. Ruby Lee side note, Ms. Shirley Soat was the master at German being excited to travel up to see Bud and Shirley Soat Chocolate Cake and I do mean master. Oh to have and the 14” Miniature Horse Foal they had born that another taste. summer. March 1973 American Shetland Pony Journal, Bud Those who knew Bud Soat always will remember and Shirley had purchased 20 Acres of land in Jackson his love of a black and white pinto horse pulling one Michigan to take care of their increasing herd of of his draft hitch wagons, Bud absolutely loved the miniature horses they were expecting 15 foals that Multi hitch classes and any opportunity to drive his spring. In the November 1974 American Shetland hitch. If you have ever had the pleasure of being a Pony Journal told of the Second Annual Show and part of draft hitch community, there is a pride and a Sale being Successful under the co-managers of Bud determined effort in every aspect of presenting these Soat and Alan Goforth in Shelbyville Indiana on wagons. At home putting together a team of horses September 27-28,1974 the show was well attend. The who look similar, who like each other and can work Miniature Horse Sale was reasonably successful, but well together as a team the untold hours of work at it was evident that the supply of the smaller animals home., then transporting a wagon and harnesses, is such that those who own them are not overly keeping them clean and spotlessly working, preparing enthusiastic about parting with them. Also there was a the horses with braids, ribbons and harnessing, then meeting of AMH Breeders and a luncheon. to climb up into the wagon and have everything come American Shetland Pony Journal October 1975, Bud together and present a beautiful team. It takes effort and Shirley Soat were the talk of the small town of and that is exactly what Bud and Shirley did, seeing Jackson Michigan as the locals are wanting to know those two work, Shirley hold horses, and dare I say, who the people were that where on the television program with the adorable tiny horses. And again continued on page 40 November 1975 American Shetland Pony Journal Bud and Shirley Soat were featured in the Chevrolet Automobile Company and Update Magazine with their miniature horses in a full color article, which again brought excitement about these incredible tiny horses. Those are just a small example of the words written of the early years of Bud Soat within the American Shetland Pony Journal. Dominick and I have been friends with Bud and Shirley Soat for many decades, we have first handedly heard the stories of the time Chevrolet Automobile Company came to do a photo shoot of Bud and his amazing tiny horses, only for Bud to give them a real bonus and load small tiny horses in a convertible Cadillac and let them click away. Or the story of Bud and Shirley driving from Michigan to Hollywood California to delivery two miniature horses to a entertainer. Or the time Bud sold horses to Ringling Brothers Circus or to the time, or to the other time. The stories can go on and on. The history so rich. Bud Soat was the President of the Great Lakes Miniature Horse Club many times, Bud loved every aspect of having a community of fellow Miniature Horse breeders, exhibitors and lovers within the state of Michigan as well as Ohio and Indiana, as a club community we would gather and put on horse shows, have luncheons, Christmas Parties and Year End awards banquets, where Bud as our Granddad of sorts



Remembering Earl Lloyd Soat “BUD” Soat way, I am hanging off the backend of the golf cart, finally the horse makes the right decision and goes have a husband and wifely moment when horse A and into a outdoor arena, we all come together and make horse B have a moment and said wife is standing in the a chain and finally we catch this little horse, but to see middle of it and not necessarily happy she has been the community of support and see Bud and Shirley so put in this position. But ah the result was always worth appreciative of everyone capturing this horse before every ounce of effort, maybe because the little boy a possible accident could happen. I will never forget beaming smile that the gentleman handling the reins hanging off the back of that golf cart. had, from ear to ear smile and as he reached over to collect the blue ribbon and make his victory exit with a hip--ee coming out of his mouth and a trail of flowing black and white horses exiting the arena. Those are treasured moment Bud and Shirley dearly loved. One of my own personal memories of many was the time we were all at Roberts Arena at a Regional show and Bud and Shirley were unhitching their wagon and unharnessed the horses well one of the horses got loose and took off running free across Roberts Arena grounds and anyone who knows this location oh my, huge complex with a main road off in the not so far distance and a running horse, well there were golf carts following, people running, a horse most likely laughing at the people darting this way darting that Here are a couple words from others : Ray and Martha Ross Our friendship with Bud and Shirley Soat spands about 48 years. We first met them at a horse show at the Kentucky Horse Park. Bud was driving a pair of black and white pinto horses hitched to a pretty red show wagon. We competed with him that day with our sorrel horses and our green and white hay wagon. That was the beginning of many years of competition and friendship. Bud drove his team’s in many shows and win or lose he always left the ring with a hardy “Hip--ee” and RAN his team out of the ring!. What a ride! About three years ago, Bud offered to sell us his red show wagon. We brought it home and drive it each summer in our local Ohio shows. It brings back fond memories of our good friends Bud and Shirley Soat Debbie Grayson Our family met Bud through our mutual love of breeding miniature horses. He always had a smile on his face and a kind word for everyone. We were blessed to know him and will always remember him with great fondness. Bud kept a treasure chest of miniature horse history so many times when we talked our goal was to compile the history so those in the future could know the road that was traveled to get the recognition of the tiny horse. What we have evolved to in the current world of American Miniature Horse Registry really has not been all that long ago and yet the simplicity of the journey when we all just wanted to enjoy these amazing little horses, have some laughs, tell some jokes, talk to new people and tell them about our horses, eat some good food and simply just have fun becomes lost in the world of cell phones, social media, blue ribbons. So when I ask if there is something you wanted to achieve, don’t wait do it. The words I tried to put together about Bud Soat are one friend trying to reflect on another friends impact on their life and a whole community that he had no idea that many years ago he would help create. Thank You Bud

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2018 All Stars M or K or J Sanders or D or J Yelton or W 2. RHA UNIQUE AUTUMN TRYST, 168796, Warnecke, IL Robert or Pamela Walsh, MD 2018 All Stars 112, Classic Gelding-2 Years Old-44.5” & ASPC & ASPR Division Under 124, Classic Broodmare (Wet) - 3 & Older - 1. RAYVIK A STORM IS COMIN, 167370, Su- 46” & Under Division: C zanne or Kelly Robinson, KY 1. WIND FLIGHTS SPANISH LULABY, 149038, 101, Classic Model Stallion - 2 Year Old & 2. CH THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, 166843, Older - 46” & Under Cheryl or Carey P Hausman, DVM, TX Mandy Fifer & Serena Renner, OH 1. JORDAN’S DOC FRAIZER, 165144, William J 113, Classic Junior Gelding-2 Years and 2. BUCKEYE WCF CLASSICAL LOVE NOTE, Younger-44.5” & Under or Linda Jordan, OH 1. SHALLOW CREEK POLITICAL PREMONITION, 149067, Greg or Barb Palas, IA 2. SHARP DRESSED MAN OF DIXIE, 165342, 167215, Christine Smith, NY 125. Classic Mare Champion & Reserve-46” 114, Classic Gelding-Yearling-43” & Under & Under Michele J Johnson or Laura A Johnson, GA 1. CHANCE OF GOLD’S KODACHROME, 168717, 1. R&J FARM’S ANGEL OF MUSIC, 160895, 102, Classic Senior Stallion - 3 Years & Older Melissa Downs, OH - 46” & Under 2. ROMO’S KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF, 168005, William or Linda or Michelle Chilson or Linda 1. JHK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, Jamie Romo, TX Cook, OH 115, Classic Gelding-Senior Champion & 2. NAKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, 165780, Justin Rutledge, FL Reserve-46” & Under 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 2. JO RDAN’S DOC FRAIZER, 165144, William J 1. BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- 2. J HK ROCK E FASHION, 165271, Trent J Peter- chele Lehmann, FL son or Wayne Davis, WY or Linda Jordan, OH 2. CH DON QUIXOTA, 160798, Julie Kimmey, MT 126, Classic Mare-Junior Champion & Re- 103, Classic Stallion - 2 Years Old - 44.5” & 116, Classic Gelding-Junior Champion & serve-44.5” & Under Under Reserve-44.5” & Under 1. JORDAN’S BELLE OF MONTICELLO, 168428, 1. RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Kather- 1. RAYVIK A STORM IS COMIN, 167370, Su- William J or Linda Jordan, OH zanne or Kelly Robinson, KY 2. RHAPSODY’S FINE LINES, 167194, Mike ine Snyder or Linda Ritter, MD 2. CHANCE OF GOLD’S KODACHROME, 168717, Wahl, TN 2. WA-FULL UNIQUE KNIGHT RIDER, 166795, Melissa Downs, OH 2. COMFERTS CANDY ON THE ROCKS, 166531, 117, Classic Gelding-Grand Champion & Michele Lehmann, FL Tiffany Atchley, UT Reserve-46” & Under 127, Classic Mare-Grand Champion & Re- 104, Classic Junior Stallion - 2 Years & Young- 1. RAYVIK A STORM IS COMIN, 167370, Su- serve-46” & Under er - 44.5” & Under zanne or Kelly Robinson, KY 1. RHAPSODY’S FINE LINES, 167194, Mike 1. TIBBS YOU BET I’M GOLDEN, 167967, 2. BR IARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- Wahl, TN 1. JHK ROCK E FASHION, 165271, Trent J Virginia Erickson, UT chele Lehmann, FL Peterson or Wayne Davis, WY 2. DVM BO’S OBSESSED WITH SUCCESS, 2. C H DON QUIXOTA, 160798, Julie Kimmey, MT 1. NAKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, 118, Classic Model Mare-2 Years Old & Old- 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 168480, Nicole Pearsall, PA er-46” & Under 131, Classic Mare & Foal of Current Year - 46” 105, Classic Stallion-Yearling-43” & Under 1. R&J FARM’S ANGEL OF MUSIC, 160895, & Under 1. JORDAN’S STEEL O’ VICTORY, 168430, Linda 1. FINCHWOODS SOPHISICATED STYLE, William or Linda or Michelle Chilson or Linda 164507, Vicki Almay, NC or William or Michelle Jordan or Linda Cook, OH Cook, OH 2. BUCKEYE WCF CLASSICAL LOVE NOTE, 2. DEVEN CREEK’S PERFECT PRINCE, 167646, 2. FASHIONABLY LATE SSH, 161426, Amy 149067, Greg or Barb Palas, IA Remenar, CA 132, Classic Get of Sire - 46” & Under Penny Gum, IN 119, Classic Senior Mare-3 Years & Older-46” 1. WA-FULL UNIQUE TOM THE BUILDER, 106, Classic Stallion-Foal of Current Year-40” & Under 161303, Robert or Pamela Walsh, MD & Under 1. R&J FARM’S ANGEL OF MUSIC, 160895, 2. RHAPSODY’S TURBO-CHARGED, 161873, 1. WHERES MY CAPTAIN MORGAN CLC, William or Linda or Michelle Chilson or Linda Linda Seddon or Shari Harders, IA Cook, OH 133, Classic Produce of Dam - 46” & Under 168774, Robert Crater, Jr., WA 2. JHK ROCK E FASHION, 165271, Trent J 1. EWS UNIQUE BLUE JAM, 160872, Robert or 2. RHA BRICKYARD BLUE, 168787, Robert or Peterson or Wayne Davis, WY Pamela Walsh, MD 120, Classic Junior Mare-2 Years & 2. CALDWELL’S TO HOT TO TROT, 161008, Pamela Walsh, MD Younger-44.5” & Under Sophie Monchicourt, 107, Classic Stallion-Senior Champion & 1. CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S PATSY, 166762, 134, Classic Aged Stallion-5 Years and Older Reserve-46” & Under Elizabeth or Taylor Kirk, TX - 46” & Under 1. JHK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, 2. RHA HIDE YOUR CRAZY, 166613, Robert or 1. VERMILYEA FARM HERSHEY’S MAGNUM, Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD 161722, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 165780, Justin Rutledge, FL 121, Classic Mare-2 Year Old-44.5” & Under 2. JROS CLASSIC ISAAC, 164088, Joel Rosen- 2. THISTLE RIDGE HS BROWN BULLET, 1. SCS FANCY HOT KENZA, 166569, Ellen stern, PA Schiettecatte and Nick Van Achter, BE 135, Classic Aged Stallion - 3 & 4 Year Old - 165901, Brad or M Bonde or J or Linda 2. RHAPSODY’S FINE LINES, 167194, Mike 46” & Under Tibbs, SD Wahl, TN 1. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 108, Classic Stallion-Junior Champion & 122, Classic Mare-Yearling-43” & Under R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Reserve-44.5” & Under 1. JORDAN’S BELLE OF MONTICELLO, 168428, 2. THISTLE RIDGE HS BROWN BULLET, 1. JORDAN’S STEEL O’ VICTORY, 168430, Linda William J or Linda Jordan, OH 165901, Brad or M Bonde or J or Linda or William or Michelle Jordan or Linda Cook, OH 2. VL C STELLAR HERA, 168242, Sophie Van Tibbs, SD 2. DEVEN CREEK’S PERFECT PRINCE, 167646, den Putte-Menheere, 136, Classic Aged Gelding - 5 Years & Older - Penny Gum, IN 123, Classic Mare Foal of Current Year-40” & 46” & Under 109, Classic Stallion-Grand Champion & Under 1. SMHC’S STRIKE IT RICH, 164310, Donna Reserve-46” & Under 1. RHA CRAZY ON PARADE, 168824, Robert or Terry or Jennifer Bynum, OK 1. JHK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, Pamela Walsh, MD 2. BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- 165780, Justin Rutledge, FL chele Lehmann, FL 2. THISTLE RIDGE HS BROWN BULLET, 165901, Brad or M Bonde or J or Linda Tibbs, SD 110, Classic Gelding Any Age-46” & Under 1. STRASSLEIN BUILDERS THE JOKER, 167066, Brian or Laurie Wolfson, NJ 2. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 111, Classic Senior Gelding-3 Years & Old- er-46” & Under 1. BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- chele Lehmann, FL 2. STRASSLEIN RED E HABANERO, 164811, 44 The Journal • April/May 2019

137, Classic Aged Gelding - 3 & 4 Year Old - Stacy Sachen, UT 2018 All Stars 46” & Under 147, Classic Stallion Halter - Amateur Owned 1. MAJESTIC FARM TEXAS CHROME, 164555, & Shown - 46” & Und. Branch, NM 1. DEVEN CREEK’S PERFECT PRINCE, 167646, 2. ERICA’S HE’S SO STELLAR, 168344, Erica Ginger Bevan or Michelle McKenzie, TX 2. STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX Penny Gum, IN Killion, AR 138, Classic Aged Mare - 5 Years & Older - 2. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 162, Classic Stallion - Amateur Owned & 46” & Under Shown, Over 42-46” 1. JHK ROCK E FASHION, 165271, Trent J R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 1. WILK. SPARKS IN THE WIND, 159538, Brian 148, Classic Mare Halter - Amateur Owned & Peterson or Wayne Davis, WY Shown - 46” & Under or Tracey Slagle, NE 2. STAR STRUCK GOLD’S AMERICAN HONEY, 1. MISS JESSIE SUPREME, 152535, Lisa Dunn 2. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 161277, Tommy or Marian Poole or Amy or Laura McIntyre, CA R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Sloan, TX 2. TWIGGY O GLENN EGF, 163330, Suzanne 163, Classic Mare - Amateur Owned & Shown, 139, Classic Aged Mare - 3 & 4 Year Old - 46” Over 42-46” & Under Harness, CO 1. JHK ROCK E FASHION, 165271, Trent J 1. WATCH HER STRUT, 166471, Cathy Fatigati, 149, Classic Gelding Halter - Amateur Owned VA & Shown - 46” & Under Peterson or Wayne Davis, WY 2. THR’S SWEET VICTORY, 164695, Stacy 1. COMFERTS SMOKIN JOE, 167088, Dena 1. JW I AM THE PARTY, 167835, Ashley or Sachen or J Riley Sachen Goode, UT 140, Classic Gelding Halter-Owned, Bred & Worthington, MI Annelle Johnson, TX Shown by Exhibitor - 46” & Under 2. PFP WINTER SOLDIER, 164468, Kaye 164, Classic Gelding - Amateur Owned & 1. ERICA’S HE’S SO STELLAR, 168344, Erica Shown, Over 42”-46” Killion, AR Schragg, MI 1. COMFERTS BEST DRESSED CHARLIE, 2. RHA TROU DEVILS RIOT, 166505, Natalie 152, Classic Multi-Color Stallion, Mare or Phillips or Robert Walsh, OH Gelding-46” & Under 158241, Kristy Newman and Becky Arm- 141, Classic Mare Halter-Owned, Bred & 1. PFP WINTER SOLDIER, 164468, Kaye strong, TX Shown by Exh.-46” & Under 1. STARS REVELATIONS, 166805, Kerry or 1. SILVER GALAXY’S EBONY STAR, 165508, Schragg, MI Olivia Rasp, TX Virginia Erickson, UT 2. MCCALL’S RF CHICKADEE, 160675, Derek or 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 2. ERICA’S KENOS ONE IN A MILLION, 168338, 16194, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA Erica Killion, AR Margaret Watson, GA 166, Classic Amateur Halter Stallion, 42” & 142, Classic Stallion Halter-Owned, Bred & 153, Classic Solid Color Stallion, Mare or Under Shown by Exh.-46” & Under Gelding-46” & Under 1. BMS EL DJAMAL ANOTHER HERSHEY, 1. JROS CLASSIC ISAAC, 164088, Joel Rosen- 1. THR’S SWEET VICTORY, 164695, Stacy 167739, Ellen Schiettecatte or Nick Van stern, PA Achter, BE 2. RHA TWIST OF FATE, 167656, Robert or Sachen or J Riley Sachen Goode, UT 2. MRA’S WRECKIN’ BALL, 167406, Shelly Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD 2. CLAYBURYS BIG BAD JOHN BY REIGN, Graff, SD 143, Classic Model Gelding-2 Years Old & 2. D VM BO’S OBSESSED WITH SUCCESS, Older-46” & Under 163939, Nicole Bunke-Scheck, MN 168480, Nicole Pearsall, PA 1. STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 2. T WIGGY O GLENN EGF, 163330, Suzanne 2. M O BREAKING NEWS EDV, 158460, Jill 2. MICHIGAN’S STYLED IN SILVER, 152924, Comfert, AR Margo Beatson, CA Harness, CO 2. C HERRYVILLE MAJIC’S MAXIMUS, 164522, 144, Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 7 2. M CCALL’S BLUE CHIP CODY, 148322, Kayla Jane Wagner, TX Years & Younger, 46” & Under 2. V ERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS ROCK E ROAD, 1. VERMILYEA HERSHEYS FASHIONABLE LADY, Preston, ID 164583, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 164588, Lois Welter-Hallberg or Dr J W 2. ABSOLUTE EGF, 168590, Kristina and Kelsey 167, Classic Amateur Halter Gelding, 42” & Hallberg, IA Under 2. WSS FIRECRACKER’S LADY HAWK, 164625, Dahl, KY 1. RAYVIK A STORM IS COMIN, 167370, Su- Wm or L or M or K or J Sanders or J Yelton, IL 154, Classic COOL Halter - Mare/Gelding - Any zanne or Kelly Robinson, KY 2. SWAN. CRUISE CONTROL, 151807, Kenneth Age, 46” & Under 2. RHA MISTER KING COBRA, 167666, Linda or or Mike Wahl or Tina Ferro, TN 1. R&J FARM’S ANGEL OF MUSIC, 160895, James Kint or Robert Walsh, PA 145, Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 8-12 2. L &J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665, Years, 46” & Under William or Linda or Michelle Chilson or Linda Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 1. PICK POCKETS JUANDY’S DOUBLE TAKE, Cook, OH 2. S TARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 163118, Chris or Danielle or Hayden Men- 2. RHAPSODY’S RED CLOUD, 157829, Suzanne 2. PRICELESS MIRACLES REGAL PRINCE, zies, FL or Kelly Robinson, KY 164767, Amy & Rylee Remenar, CA 2. LILAC HILLS TROT ON THE DARK SIDE, 156, Classic Youth Halter, Mare/Gelding, 17 168, Classic Amateur Halter Mare, 42” & 165550, Marcy Parsons, CA Years & Younger Under 2. T HR’S SWEET VICTORY, 164695, Stacy 1. COMFERTS BEST DRESSED MAN, 161971, 1. RHA UNIQUE ARABESQUE, 166610, Robert Sachen or J Riley Sachen Goode, UT Jill Comfert, AR or Pamela Walsh, MD 2. O ZARK MTNS GOLDEN BUCK HUNTER, 2. WICKED WOMAN SSH, 164562, Kelly Lynch, 2. WIND FLIGHT KING’S FERRARI, 166752, 160708, Lisa Caldwell or Marie Bierman or IA Greg or Paula McClanahan, TX Sherri Jolliff, AR 157, Classic Gelding Foal of Current Year, 40” 2. FIDDLESTIX PLATINUM BY DESIGN, 165077, 146, Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 13- & Under Kari Rowe, OK 17 Years, 46” & Under 1. KHAVIYAR’S ILLUSIVE BLAISE, 168679, Vicki 2. M ISS JESSIE SUPREME, 152535, Lisa Dunn 1. WICKED WOMAN SSH, 164562, Kelly Lynch, & Savannah Jacobson, FL or Laura McIntyre, CA IA 159, Classic Stallion - Amateur Owned & 2. C ROSS COUNTRY FLASH DANCE, 168541, 2. LILAC HILLS TROT ON THE DARK SIDE, Shown, 42 & Under Brooke Smith or Charity Horne, TX 165550, Marcy Parsons, CA 1. RHA TWIST OF FATE, 167656, Robert or 2. T IME 4 SUCCESS, 168446, Mark or Janice 2. S TARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD Cronin, SD 2. T F HERSHEY’S LIMITED EDITION, 168055, 2. TSH THE CHROME FACTOR “E”, 167017, 2. M ORITZBERGS PAINTED KRYPTONITE BY K, Kevin Thompson or Michael Young, FL 168287, Alison Johnson & Judith Moore, UK 160, Classic Mare - Amateur Owned & 169, Classic Amateur Halter Stallion, Over Shown, 42” & Under 42” - 46” 1. ERICA’S KENOS ONE IN A MILLION, 168338, 1. TIBBS YOU BET I’M GOLDEN, 167967, Virgin- Erica Killion, AR ia Erickson, UT 2. ERICA’S TROTTERS LIZA JANE, 168336, Megan Mahoney, VA 161, Classic Gelding Amateur Owned & Shown, 42” & Under 1. PURA VIDA’S OMG IT’S ME, 166771, Brenda The Journal • April/May 2019 45

2018 All Stars 1. RHA UNIQUE MASTERPIECE, 165535, 1. BALLARE SH-BANG, 168690, Landin Doner or Megan Mahoney, OH Michele Lehmann, FL 2. ABSOLUTE EGF, 168590, Kristina and Kelsey Dahl, KY 2. LILAC HILLS TROT ON THE DARK SIDE, 2. WCS KING OF ENTITLED MAGIC, 167866, 165550, Marcy Parsons, CA MeLisa Johnson or Brian Specht, IA 2. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 179, Classic Gelding 2 Years Old, 38” & Under 210, Classic Stallion Junior Champion & CONGRESS ONLY Reserve - 41” & Under 170, Classic Amateur Halter Gelding, Over 1. STRASSLEIN BUILDERS THE JOKER, 1. RHAPSODY’S INHERIT THE WIND, 166490, 42”- 46” 1. STARS REVELATIONS, 166805, Kerry or 167066, Brian or Laurie Wolfson, NJ Sophia Donecker, 2. CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S TRITT, 166922, Tom- 2. DAKOTA BAY SERENADE, 168084, Dennis or Olivia Rasp, TX 1. MINI MIRACLES HOT HOT BLOODED, my or Marian Poole or Amy Sloan, TX Joyce Scott, SD 180, Classic Gelding Yearling, 37” & Under 211, Classic Stallion Grand Champion & 167621, Robin Quick, MI CONGRESS ONLY Reserve - Over 42”-46” 1. BAR Z’S GODZILLA, 164942, D or L Williams 1. RHA MISTER KING COBRA, 167666, Linda or 1. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, or D Helbig, IL James Kint or Robert Walsh, PA Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 1. MAJESTIC FARM TEXAS CHROME, 164555, 2. ANDIDOS PLATINUM EDITION, 168044, 2. BALLARE SH-BANG, 168690, Ginger Bevan or Michelle McKenzie, TX Jessica Krawczyk, ON Michele Lehmann, FL 1. DEBRUCES TOP HAT, 160286, Lynda or 201, Classic Stallion 3 Years Old & Older - 212, Classic Stallion Grand Champion & Over 42” - 46” Reserve - 42” & Under London Patriquin, CA 1. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 1. RHAPSODY’S INHERIT THE WIND, 166490, 1. SOUNDVIEW’S MEDICINNE MAN, 154876, R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Sophia Donecker, Judy Cates, WA 2. SHARP DRESSED MAN OF DIXIE, 165342, 2. DAKOTA BAY SERENADE, 168084, Dennis or 1. WONMORE’S HOT TODDY, 141278, Amy C. Michele J Johnson or Laura A Johnson, GA Joyce Scott, SD or Jay Reed-Moore, DE 202, Classic Stallion 3 Years Old & Older - 42” 213, Classic Mare 3 Years Old & Older - Over 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, & Under 42” - 46” 1. VERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS ROCK E ROAD, 1. NAKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, 162779, Jean Haines, NC 1. COMFERTS BEST DRESSED MAN, 161971, 164583, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 2. JHK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, 2. KLAVOHN’S LILY, 166434, Kristina and Jill Comfert, AR 1. COMFERTS BEST DRESSED CHARLIE, 165780, Justin Rutledge, FL Kelsey Dahl, KY 203, Classic Stallion Senior Champion & 214, Classic Mare 3 Years Old & Older - 42” 158241, Kristy Newman and Becky Arm- Reserve - Over 42”-46” & Under strong, TX 1. MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 1. STRASSLEIN BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP, 171, Classic Amateur Halter Mare, Over 42” - 46” R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 165908, Kai Herrmann or Wolfgang Zager, 1. MING O MY, 154228, Virginia Erickson, UT 2. JROS CLASSIC ISAAC, 164088, Joel Rosen- 2. WATCH HER STRUT, 166471, 2. ISN’T SHE LOVELY EGF, 166381, Kai Herr- mann or Wolfgang Zager, stern, PA Cathy Fatigati, VA 172, Classic Aged Stallion, 3 years & Older, 204, Classic Stallion Senior Champion & 2. FIDDLESTIX PLATINUM BY DESIGN, 165077, 39” & Under CONGRESS ONLY Reserve - 42” & Under 1. ERICA’S PHARAOHS HEART THROB, 165965, 1. VERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS ROCK E ROAD, Kari Rowe, OK Ann Mahoney, VA 2. N AKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, 2. WIND FLIGHT’S KING OF WHIMSY, 165727, 164583, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Diane Teague or Sara Harborth, TX 2. JHK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 173, Classic Stallion 2 Years Old, 38” & Under 2. L&J’S RHAPSODY’S MISS SANGRIA, 165477, CONGRESS ONLY 165780, Justin Rutledge, FL 1. RHA HELLO DARKNESS OK, 166504, Vicki 205, Classic Stallion 2 Years Old - Over 41” - Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Almay, NC 44.5” 2. HEAVEN’S GATE STAR E NIGHT, 156980, 2. RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Kather- 1. STRASSLEIN TALK UNLIMITED, 166578, ine Snyder or Linda Ritter, MD Shelly Graff, SD 174, Classic Stallion Yearling, 37” & Under Tammi Nuttall, OK 2. SOUNDVIEW’S CITY OF LIGHT, 164198, CONGRESS ONLY 2. MRA’S WRECKIN’ BALL, 167406, Shelly 1. CLAYBURY SET FIRE TO THE REIGN, Sandra Butler, WA 167860, Landin Doner or Debra Jones, OH Graff, SD 2. M ISS JESSIE SUPREME, 152535, 2. CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S MONTANNA, 167652, 2. MCCARTHY’S ELEGANCE UNDER FIRE, John Cherry & Greg or Paula McClanahan, TX Lisa Dunn or Laura McIntyre, CA 175, Classic Aged Mare, 3 Years & Older, 39” 166885, Margaret Cahill, WA 215, Classic Mare Senior Champion & & Under CONGRESS ONLY 2. J W APOLLO’S RAVE REVIEW SLF, 167059, Reserve - Over 42” - 46” 1. JC’S MIDNIGHT RENDEZVOUS, 166255, R or 1. NAKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, D or H McCartha or Ann or Samantha Linze, SC Ashley or Annelle Johnson, TX 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 2. SMF’S IMAGES MIDNIGHT MISTRESS, 206, Classic Stallion 2 Years Old - 41” & 2. KLAVOHN’S LILY, 166434, Kristina and 166210, Elizabeth Haas, OH Under Kelsey Dahl, KY 176, Classic Mare 2 Years Old, 38” & Under 1. RHAPSODY’S INHERIT THE WIND, 166490, 216, Classic Mare Senior Champion & CONGRESS ONLY Reserve - 42” & Under 1. ERL KING’S SOLO SERENADE, 166657, Sophia Donecker, 1. STRASSLEIN BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP, Martha Hickham, IN 2. TSH THE CHROME FACTOR “E”, 167017, 2. RHAPSODY’S BIKER BABE, 166742, Tim or 165908, Kai Herrmann or Wolfgang Zager, Linda or Josh Tibbs, SD Kevin Thompson or Michael Young, FL 2. WATCH HER STRUT, 166471, Cathy Fatigati, 177, Classic Mare Yearling, 37” & Under 207, Classic Stallion 1 Year Old - Over 40” - CONGRESS ONLY 43” VA 1. PRATOS UNIQUE LALIQUE, 167847, Toni 1. BALLARE SH-BANG, 168690, 217, Classic Mare 2 Years Old - Over 41” - Reece or Danielle Hill, DE 44.5” 2. RHA MISS FANCY BOOTS, 167664, Robert or Michele Lehmann, FL 1. FASHION E STA CLC, 166560, Pamela Walsh, MD 2. WCS KING OF ENTITLED MAGIC, 167866, 178, Classic Gelding 3 Years & Older, 39” & Sophia Donecker, Under CONGRESS ONLY MeLisa Johnson or Brian Specht, IA 2. RHAPSODY’S CRAZY BEAUTIFUL, 167496, 208, Classic Stallion 1 Year Old - 40” & Under 1. DAKOTA BAY SERENADE, 168084, Dennis or Linda Seddon or Shari or George Harders, IA 218, Classic Mare 2 Years Old - 41” & Under Joyce Scott, SD 1. RHAPSODY’S CRAZY BEAUTIFUL, 167496, 2. RHA TWIST OF FATE, 167656, Robert or Linda Seddon or Shari or George Harders, IA Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD 2. RHAPSODY’S FINE LINES, 167194, Mike 209, Classic Stallion Junior Champion & Reserve - Over 41” - 44.5” Wahl, TN 46 The Journal • April/May 2019

219, Classic Mare 1 Year Old - Over 40” - 43” zanne or Kelly Robinson, KY 2018 All Stars 1. EWS DON’T B FOOLED, 168105, Megan 2. RHA TROU DEVILS RIOT, 166505, Natalie Lesley Mollard, UT Mahoney, VA Phillips or Robert Walsh, OH 310, Classic Carriage Turnout 46” & Under 2. CROSS COUNTRY FLASH DANCE, 168541, 231, Classic Gelding 1 Year Old - Over 40” - 1. HEAVEN’S GATE STAR E NIGHT, 156980, 43” Brooke Smith or Charity Horne, TX 1.F ALL-FARM’S LUCKY STRIKE, 168032, Shelly Graff, SD 220, Classic Mare 1 Year Old - 40” & Under 2. MICHIGAN’S MAD BANKER, 163267, Kristi- 1. L&J’S SHEZ’A CHERISHED JEWELL, 167840, Charity Horne, TX 232, Classic Gelding 1 Year Old - 40” & Under na and Kelsey Dahl, KY Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 1. FALL-FARM’S LUCKY STRIKE, 168032, Chari- 311, Classic Carriage Driving - 46” & Under 2. CROSS COUNTRY FOXY LADY, 168124, Cindy 1. THR’S POWERPLAY, 158351, Pamela Bailey, ty Horne, TX or John Cherry, TX 2. ERICA’S HE’S SO STELLAR, 168344, Erica UT 221, Classic Mare Junior Champion & Reserve 2. PLAYBOY’S PARTY GIRL, 167678, Bronagh or - Over 40” - 44.5” Killion, AR 1. FASHION E STA CLC, 166560, 233, Classic Gelding Junior Champion & Earl Floyd, TX Reserve-Over 40”-44.5” 312, Classic Amateur Pleasure Driving - 46” Sophia Donecker, 1. FALL-FARM’S LUCKY STRIKE, 168032, & Under 2. RHAPSODY’S CRAZY BEAUTIFUL, 167496, 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, Charity Horne, TX Linda Seddon or Shari or George Harders, IA 2. STARS REVELATIONS, 166805, Kerry or 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 222, Classic Mare Junior Champion & Reserve 2. WILK. GRANTED WISHES, 164224, Diane - 41” & Under Olivia Rasp, TX 1. RHAPSODY’S CRAZY BEAUTIFUL, 167496, 234, Classic Gelding Junior Champion & Schroeder or Debra Waddell, NE Reserve - 41” & Under 313, Classic Carriage Precision Driving - 46” Linda Seddon or Shari or George Harders, IA 1. L&J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665, & Under 2. L&J’S SHEZ’A CHERISHED JEWELL, 167840, 1. HOPWOOD’S SUNNY LONE STAR, 145478, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 2. FALL-FARM’S LUCKY STRIKE, 168032, Glenn or Phyllis Hopwood, NE 223, Classic Mare Grand Champion & 1. SOUNDVIEW’S MEDICINNE MAN, 154876, Reserve - Over 42”-46” Charity Horne, TX 1. FASHION E STA CLC, 166560, 235, Classic Gelding Grand Champion & Judy Cates, WA Reserve - Over 42”-46” 1. HEAVEN’S GATE STAR E NIGHT, 156980, Sophia Donecker, 1. MAJESTIC FARM TEXAS CHROME, 164555, 2. NAKAR NAVIGATORS SIMPLY A STAR, Shelly Graff, SD Ginger Bevan or Michelle McKenzie, TX 1. ACLASSIC TOUCH DE CAMINO, 154312, 165424, Karin Santangelo, TX 2. BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- 224, Classic Mare Grand Champion & Lesley Mollard, UT Reserve - 42” & Under chele Lehmann, FL 314, Classic Carriage Reinsmanship - 46” & 1. RHAPSODY’S CRAZY BEAUTIFUL, 167496, 236, Classic Gelding Grand Champion & Under Reserve - 42” & Under 1. WINKS LITTLE BEAR, 153885, Hal Bryant, IL Linda Seddon or Shari or George Harders, IA 1. STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 2. BAR Z’S SECRET AGENT MAN, 161878, 2. L&J’S SHEZ’A CHERISHED JEWELL, 167840, 2. L&J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665, Philip or Jeanne Zander, TX Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 316, Classic Youth Hunter Over Fences-, 14 225, Classic Gelding 3 Years Old & Older - 301, Classic Open Pleasure Driving - 46” & Years & Younger, M/G, 46” & Under Over 42” - 46” Under 1. TIME FOR APPLAUSE, 155335, Rosanne 1. MAJESTIC FARM TEXAS CHROME, 164555, 1. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey Kelley, WA Ginger Bevan or Michelle McKenzie, TX Dahl, KY 2. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 2. EWS PISTOL PACKIN CHARLIE, 165741, 2. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 162779, Jean Haines, NC Chesa Henkel, NE 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 317, Classic Hunter In Hand - 46” & Under 226, Classic Gelding 3 Years Old & Older - 42” 302, Classic Youth Pleasure Driving - 46” & 1. WILK. REVERENTIAL, 165930, MeLisa John- & Under Under 1. STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, son, IA 2. STRASSLEIN RED E HABANERO, 164811, 2. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA M or K or J Sanders or D or J Yelton or W 2. LINPACOJO’S TRUE MOTION, 161774, Katelin 162779, Jean Haines, NC Warnecke, IL 318, Classic Youth Jumper Over Fences - 14 227, Classic Gelding Senior Champion & Cremeens, OH Years & Younger, 46” & Under Reserve - Over 42”-46” 303, Classic Limit Pleasure Driving - 46” & 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 1. FIREFLY CHECKERS, 161058, MeLisa John- Under son or Brian Specht, IA 1. SIX SIGMA TEMPER TANTRUM, 164415, 162779, Jean Haines, NC 2. BRIARWOOD TROUBADOUR, 159335, Mi- 319, Classic Adult Jumper In Hand - 46” & chele Lehmann, FL Cathy or Casey Waxler, PA Under 228, Classic Gelding Senior Champion & 2. TF IN CAHOOTS COOPER, 165648, Diana 1. JK PONIES EXPRESS PABLO, 161472, Lesley Reserve - 42” & Under 1. STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX Verburg, Mollard, UT 2. STRASSLEIN RED E HABANERO, 164811, 304, Classic Pleasure Driving Stake - 46” & 2. BUCKEYE WCF CLASSICAL LOVE NOTE, M or K or J Sanders or D or J Yelton or W Under Warnecke, IL 1. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey 149067, Greg or Barb Palas, IA 229, Classic Gelding 2 Years Old - Over 41” - 2. MCCALL’S BLUE CHIP CODY, 148322, Kayla 44.5” Dahl, KY 1. STARS REVELATIONS, 166805, Kerry or 2. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, Preston, ID Olivia Rasp, TX 320, Classic Halter Obstacle - 46” & Under 2. CHERRYVILLE RAMBO’S MERLE, 167306, 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 1. ACLASSIC TOUCH DE CAMINO, 154312, Kris VandeBerg or Lisa Cisneros, CO 305, Classic Ladies Pleasure Driving - 46” & 230, Classic Gelding 2 Years Old - 41” & Under Lesley Mollard, UT Under 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 2. MING O MY, 154228, Virginia Erickson, UT 1. L&J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665, 321, Classic Costume - 46” & Under Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 1. DOUBLE K’S CLASSICAL KID, 162767, Carrie 2. RAYVIK A STORM IS COMIN, 167370, Su- 2. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey Berger and Caleb Hatfield, IL Dahl, KY 2. RHAPSODY’S HEARTS ON FIRE, 165184, 308, Classic Obstacle Driving - 46” & Under 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, Kelly or Suzanne Robinson, KY 322, Classic Liberty 162779, Jean Haines, NC 1. FIREFLY CHECKERS, 161058, MeLisa John- 2. ACLASSIC TOUCH DE CAMINO, 154312, son or Brian Specht, IA 2. WSS FIRECRACKER’S LADY HAWK, 164625, Wm or L or M or K or J Sanders or J Yelton, IL The Journal • April/May 2019 47

2018 All Stars 1. WILK. BIG TIME, 165928, Edward S and Jon or Rachel Dees or Melissa Meharry, WI Sharon K Clark, MO 2. RDP’S SUICIDE SALLY, 164983, Teresa 323, Classic Open Roadster - 46” & Under 1. KLAVOHN’S LILY, 166434, Kristina and 2. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, Flint-Weathers, OK 162779, Jean Haines, NC 363, Classic Carriage Driving Multi Hitch, 46” Kelsey Dahl, KY & Under 1. LITTLE KINGS IN DESCRIBABLE, 165382, 344, Classic Youth Country Pleasure Driving - 1. OWSLEY FORK HEAVENLY HARPER, 154571, 46” & Under Della Goodman, IL 1. BAR Z’S SECRET AGENT MAN, 161878, Hal Bryant, IL 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 1. ONEKA’S JOSHUA DE JERICHO, 150386, Hal Philip or Jeanne Zander, TX 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 2. COMFERTS BEST DRESSED MAN, 161971, Bryant, IL 1. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey 1. WINKS LITTLE BEAR, 153885, Hal Bryant, IL Jill Comfert, AR 1. GRAHAMS CLOUD DANCER, 153561, Hal Dahl, KY 345, Classic Ladies Country Pleasure Driving 324, Classic Youth Roadster - 46” & Under - 46” & Under Bryant, IL 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 364, Classic Carriage Driving Single Hitch, 46” & Under 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 162779, Jean Haines, NC 1. BAR Z’S SECRET AGENT MAN, 161878, 2. JAMES BOND, 163708, Dinah or Larry Peevy, 2. CCR FREEKY STREAK, 158228, Stephanie Philip or Jeanne Zander, TX GA Gilchrist, IA 2. MICHIGAN’S MAD BANKER, 163267, Kristi- 325, Classic Limit Roadster - 46” & Under 346, Classic Gentlemen Country Pleasure 1. KLAVOHN’S LILY, 166434, Kristina and Driving - 46” & Under na and Kelsey Dahl, KY 1. SOUNDVIEW’S GOING GAGA, 162146, Sylvia 2. WILK. TWISTY ANN, 165924, Edward S and Kelsey Dahl, KY 326, Classic Roadster Stake - 46” & Under Glover, WA Sharon K Clark, MO 1. KLAVOHN’S LILY, 166434, Kristina and 347, Classic Golden Age Ctry. Pleas. Driving - 365, Classic COOL Country Pleasure Driving, 46” & Under Mares/Geldings, 46” & Under Kelsey Dahl, KY 1. MICHIGAN’S CHAR-DAN-NAY, 159759, Cheryl 1. SILVER MEADOWS BRANDY’S TALLY HO, 1. LITTLE KINGS IN DESCRIBABLE, 165382, Fisher, OR 163398, Brooke, Heather Schmueckle or Della Goodman, IL 2. SOUNDVIEW’S MEDICINNE MAN, 154876, Suzanne Robinson, OH 1. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 2. BRIARWOOD SUGAR G-DIDDY, 155581, Judy Cates, WA Justin or Greg or Barb Palas, IA 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA 348, Classic Country Pleasure Stake, 46” & 366, Classic Amateur Obstacle Driving, 46” 1. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey Under & Under 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, Dahl, KY 162779, Jean Haines, NC 328, Classic Leading Rein - Ages 8 Years & 162779, Jean Haines, NC 2. BOOKER’S REX OF DIXIE, 160352, Michele J Younger, 46” & Under 2. WILK. BIG TIME, 165928, Edward S and Johnson or Laura A Johnson, GA 1. EXCALIBER’S CRASH TEST DUM E, 155413, 2. HOPWOOD’S SUNNY LONE STAR, 145478, Sharon K Clark, MO Glenn or Phyllis Hopwood, NE Taylor Prince or Cindy Coffman, IL 349, Classic Amateur Halter Obstacle 2. HEAVEN’S GATE STAR E NIGHT, 156980, 2. ALPHA FARMS ISNT SHE MAGICAL, 155395, 1. CH DON QUIXOTA, 160798, Julie Kimmey, Shelly Graff, SD 367, Classic Youth Obstacle Driving, M/G, 46” Jennifer or Lee Brackman, OH MT & Under 337, Classic COOL Pleasure Driving - Mare/ 2. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, 1. HOPWOOD’S SUNNY LONE STAR, 145478, Gelding - Any Age, 46” & Under Glenn or Phyllis Hopwood, NE 1. BUCKEYE WCF CLASSICAL LOVE NOTE, 162779, Jean Haines, NC 1. ONEKA’S SPOTTED KID, 155528, Shawn 350, Classic Youth Hunter In Hand, M/G, 46” Cline & Skye Schultz, SD 149067, Greg or Barb Palas, IA & Under 371, Classic Carriage Stake - 46” & Under 2. BRIARWOOD SUGAR G-DIDDY, 155581, 1. FAIRWIND’S KACHINA DOLL, 162987, Diane 1. THR’S POWERPLAY, 158351, Pamela Bailey, UT Justin or Greg or Barb Palas, IA Teague, TX 1. PLAYBOY’S PARTY GIRL, 167678, Bronagh or 338, Classic COOL Roadster - Mare/Gelding - 2. P.C. ARIEL’S SKY DANCER, 162992, Kelly Earl Floyd, TX Any Age, 46” & Under 372, Classic Limit Country Pleasure Driving - 1. BRIARWOOD SUGAR G-DIDDY, 155581, Lynch, IA 46” & Under 351, Classic Youth Jumper In Hand, M/G, 46” 1. SWAN. CRUISE CONTROL, 151807, Kenneth Justin or Greg or Barb Palas, IA & Under or Mike Wahl or Tina Ferro, TN 340, Classic Carriage Working - 46” & Under 1. FAIRWIND’S KACHINA DOLL, 162987, 2. BAR Z’S SECRET AGENT MAN, 161878, 1. WHISPER’S ROCK & ROLL, 150952, Heidi Philip or Jeanne Zander, TX Diane Teague, TX 373, Classic Carriage Driving Multi Hitch Jensen-Arao, CA 2. CH DON QUIXOTA, 160798, Stake 46 & Under 2. D & S MARTY ROBBINS, 157558, Patricia 1. GRAHAMS CLOUD DANCER, 153561, Hal Julie Kimmey, MT Bryant, IL Robin Wolf, TX 354, Classic Youth Halter Obstacle, M/G, 46” 1. OWSLEY FORK HEAVENLY HARPER, 154571, 2 M ICHIGAN’S PURE SILVER, 159989, & Under Hal Bryant, IL 1. FAIRWIND AZTECS GOLDEN COMANCHE, 1. WINKS LITTLE BEAR, 153885, Hal Bryant, IL Raymond Anderson, OK 1. ONEKA’S JOSHUA DE JERICHO, 150386, Hal 2. FOXLANE’S ZEUS, 158585, Raymond 163636, Haley or Theresa Carsten, TX Bryant, IL 2. LAZY FOX FARM FIRE FOX IN MOTION, 401, Classic Open Pleasure Driving - Over Anderson, OK 42” - 46” 341, Classic Carriage Obstacle Driving Timed 164651, Adrianna Stoecklein, FL 1. ALL TALK EGF, 159198, Kristina and Kelsey - 46” & Under 355, Classic Amateur Hunter In Hand-46” & Dahl, KY 1. HOPWOOD’S SUNNY LONE STAR, 145478, Under 2. MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 1. JK PONIES EXPRESS PABLO, 161472, Lesley 161594, Dinah or Larry Peevy, GA Glenn or Phyllis Hopwood, NE 1. HEAVEN’S GATE STAR E NIGHT, 156980, Mollard, UT 2. BUCKEYE WCF CLASSICAL LOVE NOTE, Shelly Graff, SD 1. SOUNDVIEW’S MEDICINNE MAN, 154876, 149067, Greg or Barb Palas, IA 356, Classic Amateur Jumper In Hand-46” & Judy Cates, WA Under 1. ACLASSIC TOUCH DE CAMINO, 154312, 1. WA-FULL BUD’S CRESCENT BOB, 152092, Lesley Mollard, UT Nancy or Sara Harborth, TX 342, Classic Open Country Pleasure Driving - 1. SHE’S MINT TO BE MGS, 154523, Jeanne M 46” & Under 1. SILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, or Julie Zander, TX 357, Classic Amateur Roadster-46” & Under 162779, Jean Haines, NC 1. THORN CREEK’S TAINTED LOVE, 157773, 2. WILK. BIG TIME, 165928, Edward S and Sharon K Clark, MO 343, Classic Amateur Country Pleasure Driv- ing - 46”& Under 48 The Journal • April/May 2019