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In This Issue On The Cover2017 Hall of Fame was been awarded and you will Excaliber’s Perfect Day “Perry” is a 2011 AMHR/ASPCfind a list of recipients in this issue. Congratulations stallion, who has proven himself in both the AMHR andto all receiving Hall of Fame awards and for those ASPC show rings. In 2017 alone, he was UNDEFEATEDwho advertised in this issue. These awards will be as a Pleasure Driving Horse and won the coveted titlepresented at the Annual Convention.This year, the of AMHR National Champion Pleasure Driving Stakeevent will be held early November in Omaha, NE, 36”-38”.and we hope to see you there! More info to come - He is the perfect combination of incredible athleticismbe sure to check our website regularly for updated and unbeatable temperament. Thank you to Mikeinformation. McCabe for doing an outstanding job training and showing Perry to a perfect year. Perry has exceeded all2018 marks the 130th Anniversary of the American of our expectations and has been a dream come true.Shetland Pony Club! We have kicked off this Thank you to John and Naomi Stacy for startingcelebration with our 130 Days of Giveaways! Perry’s show career and entrusting us with such aWinners are posted on our facebook page special horse.(American Shetland Pony Club) as well as our Also, thank you to Roberts Family Ponies and Excaliberwebsite. If you haven’t renewed your membership Stables for breeding such an exceptional stallion.(which expired Dec. 31, 2017), you’re missing out Perry is an AMHR Futurity Nominated Stallion and ison a chance for some great prizes. standing at stud for 2018 at McCabe’s Training Center. Kimberly McCabeShow Season is beginning soon and you’ll find a McCabe’s Training Center | Centerville, OHlist of sanctioned shows in the Official Pages. TheJournal would appreciate a brief recap of your show- the highlights, special features, photos. You’ll findseveral show ads in this issue so please mark yourcalendars for those shows that interest you.Our Breed Partners are an important relationshipthat help us reach a wider audience. USEF is onesuch partner and offers opportunities to ourmembers through discounted memberships,scholarships and awards. Read about their annualmeeting in this issue.Thank you to those who contributed articles,photos and advertising for this issue.Your supportis vital and appreciated!

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CONTENTSFEATURES Page 12 Hall of Fame - A look back................. 48 2017 Hall of Fame................................... 50130th US Equestrian Update Annual Convention................................. 13Anniversary 2017 Amateur Year End Awards...... 24 USEF’s annual meeting was held Mud Season at the Barn- John Killacky....... 302018 marks the recently and ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Amateur of the Month............................. 36130th Anniversary President was in attendance. Read a Royalty Update.......................................... 46of the American recap of the event and the Affiliate Four Keys to Perfect Pony Weight....... 65Shetland Pony Roundtable Discussion. Study: Hay Helps Shetlands.................... 22Club! Members Puzzles........................................................92, 94enjoy 130 Days of Page 14 In Remembrance/ObitsGiveawaysand more! Thomas D. Sanderson............................................. 18 Harold R. Bachman................................................... 20School Equine DEPARTMENTSProgram Growing Letter from the President....................................... 6ASPC/AMHR members, From the Home Office............................................ 8Larry and Dinah Peevy, Committee Updates............................................... 34devote their time and Area News................................................................ 39resources to a growing Official Pagesequine program in Board of Directors...................................... 70Tallulah Falls, Georgia. Committee Form......................................... 71 Show Schedule.............................................. 73 Page 26 Judges & Stewards Roster.......................... 76 Membership Renewal.................................. 95 Classic Stallion Recognized Clubs.................................................... 80 Sweepstakes Breeder-Owner Directory.................................... 88 Trainer Directory.................................................... 96 View the beautiful Ad Index.................................................................... 96 stallions in the recent Classic Stallion Sweepstakes Page 444 The Journal • February / March 2018

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Letter fromthe PresidentGreetings, Planning for the Spring Board of Directors meeting isI hope that everyone has gotten through a tough winter underway. The meeting will be held March 9 -11 at the Hiltonwithout mishap. Many parts of the country had harsher than Hotel, Omaha, Nebraska. The meeting agenda will be postedusual weather and in addition, some of our members have on the ASPC/AMHR/ASPR website in late February. Asfaced flooding, fires and other natural disasters that have taken usual, the meeting is open to our membership. Please contactan additional toll on them and their families. The knowledge your Area BOD member if you have a special interest in anythat spring is just around the corner, bringing warm, sunny of the agenda items and want to provide your input.weather and new foals in the pasture, renews our spirit and The 2018 show season is beginning and we are optimistic thatoptimism as well as making us thankful for friends, family and local, Area Nationals, Congress and Mini-National shows willthe good things in our lives. have record numbers of participants. These shows are ourThe Board has been busy working on an update of our foremost marketing tool as we give the public a chance to seerulebook, which, if not available by the time of this the best of the best. I also hope you will consider nominatingpublication, should be very soon thereafter. The Board and your mares and stallions for the breed futurities and sustainingoffice staff have worked hard to make sure the 2018 Rulebook your yearlings, two and three year olds. The futurity animalsis accurate and that all changes have been properly approved. are a major part of our future and provide a great opportunityI am appreciative of the Board and office staff for their efforts for increasing your equine income. Please note that the futurityin this process and especially appreciate the work completed nominations and sustaining applications must be postmarkedby our Rules Committee Chairperson, Laurie Villalpando. on or before March 1, 2018.The Show Committee will be meeting in St. Louis, February As is usually the case at the end and beginning of a calendar10-11. This committee is charged with reviewing past national year, the office staff has been dealing with a high volumeshows and making improvements based on the experiences of registrations, membership renewals, stallion reports andand recommendations from our membership. The Board futurity applications. The staff is processing the paperwork asis committed to providing the best possible experience for quickly as possible and thank you all for your patience.exhibitors while implementing a budget that keeps costs as low Wishing you all the best for a successful and fun-filled year.as possible. Foremost on the committee’s mind is making theseshows the best they can be while exposing and promoting our StephenHendersonsmall equine to the largest possible audience. ASPC/AMHR/ASPR President6 The Journal • February / March 2018

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From the Home Office The Journal THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF Happy 130th Anniversary to the American Shetland The American Shetland Pony Club and Pony Club, Inc.!!! If you have not renewed your American Miniature Horse Registry membership, make sure you do it soon so you are included in our 130 Days of Give-Aways. 81B E. Queenwood Morton, IL 61550 Congratulations to the 2017 All-Star Winners. You (309)263-4044 Fax: (309)263-5113 should be receiving your award certificates any day http://www.shetlandminiature.com now. Be sure to contact The Journal staff to reserve ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Officers: your advertising in the April/May issue. President - Stephen Henderson 1st Vice President - Rob Crater The year-end brings the National Office mounds 2nd Vice President - Glenn Russellof memberships, stallion reports and registrations and it is the goal of the staff toprocess work accurately and in a timely manner. Please remember all work must Journal Staff:include payment. Please do not write “call for payment” as this causes a delay in the Managing Editor - Susan Gallowayprocess. Please contact the Accounting Department and Taylor can put your credit Layout/Design - Susan Gallowaycard on file. Publications Assistant - Nancy Smith Advertisement/BIlling - Nancy SmithFuturity nominations and sustaining forms must be postmarked on or before The Journal is published six times a year, everyMarch 1, 2018. All futurity forms can be found on the official website. Reminder other month. Subscription to The Journal isthat if you have forgotten to sustain an animal, there is a $100.00 late fee to sustain part of an annual membership fee of $65 forfor 2018 (if the sire and dam were originally nominated) All late sustaining fees must U.S. residents (or $80 for first class mailing).be postmarked on or before May 1, 2018. If you have any questions regarding Membership rates for Canada, Mexico and allfuturity, please contact the office and we will be happy to assist you. other foreign countries are $92 which includes The Journal. Non member or gift subscriptionsIt is never too late to make plans to attend our National Convention. This year we to The Journal are available for $30 per yearwill be traveling to Area VI and enjoying our time in Omaha, Nebraska. Mark your for U.S. resident of $45 for all other countries.calendars for November 8-10, 2018. Please notify ASPC/AMHR at least six weeks in advance of change of address.We would like to thank those members that remembered us during the holiday Editorial manuscripts accompanied by high-season with cards, cookies, candies and best wishes. We are looking forward to a quality photos are most welcome but we doSensational 2018! not guarantee publication of any manuscript. Unsolicited manuscripts, photographs and other Jill Gleason material becomes the property of The Journal and will not be returned unless accompanied ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Director of Operations by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. No compensation will be made unless agreed upon AMHR Results - Corrections from previous issue. prior to submission. Opinions expressed by authors do not necessarily reflect or represent 113 - Amateur Halter Jr. Gelding - 34” & Under those of ASPC/AMHR and The Journal. 1. RHA SOMETHING UNIQUE OK, Raymond or Valerie Carroll Advertising and/or editorial matter is subject Omitted First Place from results listed in previous issue. to publisher’s approval and will be edited to conform to ASPC/AMHR policy if necessary. 349 - AMHR Aged Stallion, 3 & Older, Over 36” - 38” Advertisers are responsible for the accuracy of 1. RHAPSODY’S WHITE CHOCOLATE MOCHA, their ads and for obtaining reproduction rights to all images used in their ads. ASPC/AMHR Samantha Betts or Edward Strachen and The Journal are not responsible for the 2. CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S WITCH DOCTOR, Cindy Cherry accuracy of statements made in any advertising. 3.VERMILYEA FARM CANDYMANS CHROME, Della J Goodman All payments must be made in U.S. funds only. 4. RHA UNIQUE THUNDER, Kris Vetger or Danielle Hill The Journal (Publication No 023260) 5. FAIRWAINDS AZTECS DENALI, Susie Short (ISSN 10788484) is published bimonthly for 6. JUSTIFIED REVENGE, Amber Kildow or Martha Hickham the American Shetland Pony Club and 7. LITTLE KINGS MONOGRAM, Brian or Danielle Hill or Tina Fisseler American Miniature Horse Registry. 8. JHK RED HOT CANDYMAN, Deanna Flaget Periodicals postage paid at Morton, IL 9. ROYAL SPUN’S CHARMING DESTINY, Jeremy or Amanda Dodson 10. MICHIGAN‘S KING OF STEEL, Gwen G Smith and additional mailing offices. Incorrect results listed in previous issue. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to ASPC, 81B E. Queenwood, Morton, IL 61550, (309) 263-4044. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Copyright 2017 by American Shetland Pony Club, Inc.8 The Journal • February / March 2018

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Important Information New Prices Effective Jan. 2, 2018from the Home Office The following fee changes went into effect Important Payment Reminders: January 2, 2018.When submitting registry work to the office, payment (Reference the Spring Board Meeting and 2017must be included. You may pay by check, money order, Convention Minutes for more detailed information.)credit card or PayPal. A work order must be submittedwith request. Transfer Fees: 0 to 12 months - $20.00If you live outside the US and are sending a check, Over 12 months - $50.00it must be in US Funds only. If we receive a checkthat is not in US Funds, the foreign currency exchange Temporary to Permanentamount will be charged to your account. on expired registration certificates: $25.00If you wish to use a credit card and don’t feel Temporary to Permanent: $10.00comfortable with sending your information through Lease Termination: $10.00the mail, DO NOT write “call for payment” on thework order. Please call the office and put the numberon file with accounting before you put your work inthe mail.If you would like to use PayPal for registry work, pleaseinclude the email that is associated with your accounton the work order.Interested in Serving on an ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Committee? See form and list of committees on page 71. IMPORTANT DEADLINES Make Plans to Attend the Spring Board of Directors meeting Futurity Forms on March 10th and 11th, 2018 in must be postmarked on or before March 1, 2018 Omaha, Nebraska. AMHR Sweepstakes This is also the location of the Bidding will run from ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Feb 5 thru Feb 11, 2018 Annual Convention and Youth Royalty Board of Directors meeting Jr. Royalty applications are due April 1 Sr. Royalty applications are due May 1 which will be held on November 8th thru 10th, 2018. Super Gelding Forms must be postmarked Mark you Calendars! on or before April 110 The Journal • February / March 2018

RULE CHANGE PROPOSALSTo view Rulechange Proposalssubmitted, visit www.shetland-miniature.com. Under themenu tab “About Us” is aRulebook tab where you willfind the proposed rule changesthat will be reviewed by theirappropriate committees anddiscussed at Annual Conventionbefore going before theBoard of Directors for avote, if proposed rule changemoves forward. (you can alsodownloard a pdf file regardingthe rulechange process).Please review these proposalsand contact committees foryour valuable input. Stallion Issue is Back! June/July issue of The Journal will featurestallions that have made a significant impact. Have an historical stallion you’d like to see featured in The Journal? Contact Nancy at the home office [email protected] with your suggestion Submit National Area Show Highlights and Photos to The Journal for the Aug/Sept issue. Contact Susan Galloway at the national home office (309-263-4044) for more information. The Journal • February / March 2018 11

AMERICAN SHETLAND PONY CLUB 1888 2018 DAYS OF GIVEAWAYS! The American Shetland Pony Club was established in 1888 and while the organization is not the same as it was back then, it has grown and adapted through the years because of its active members like you. In appreciation to its members, American Shetland Pony Club, Inc. is celebrating with 130 Days of Giveaways throughout 2018. Giveaways such as great ASPC/ AMHR swag, gift certificates to be used for registry work or official merchandise, and themed gift baskets are just the beginning.There may even be some gag gifts thrown in for fun. Don’t miss your chance, if you haven’t renewed your membership for 2018, the renewal membership form can be found on page 95 or visit www.shopshetlandmini.com to renew online. Join our Facebook page “American Shetland Pony Club” and you’ll see each winner as it is drawn or visit our website to see a list of winners. Winners will be drawn from current paid memberships and prizes will vary in value.Visit www.shetlandminiature.com and click on “About Us” for more information.12 The Journal • February / March 2018

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Murray Kessler addresses the group at the 2018 USEF Annual Meeting Photo Credit:Taylor PenceASPC Breed Partner, US Equestrian, held their 2018 Annual Meetingwhich spotlighted progress on their ambitious strategic plan andASPC/AMHR/ASPR President, Stephen Henderson, was in attendance.Bottom line - it’s working!The United States Equestrian Federation’s 2018 Annual “We want to be accountable for the things we say we’reMeeting, which took place in Lexington, Ky., Jan. 17-20, going to do,” Kessler said. “At the end of the day, we haveshowcased how recent changes in approach are making a 28% increase in membership, a $5 million revenueequestrian sports’ future brighter. increase, and a whole lot more benefits and programs,Themed “Bringing Joy, Embracing Change,” this year’s and we’re having one of the winningest years that weconvention honored champions, delivered updates on have ever had internationally, with success across thekey strategies and initiatives, hosted a number of popular disciplines and all levels.”educational forums, and welcomed lively open discussion. To watch the entire General Session, including Kessler’sUS Equestrian President Murray Kessler’s upbeat presentation and those  by senior staff across USprogress report on the organization’s strategic plan was Equestrian’s departments, visit USEF Network. To getthe Annual Meeting’s centerpiece. A year after launching there, visit the USequestrian.org home page, click thethe strategic plan—including the USEF’s consumer- Network & News tab, and scroll down for the 2018 USfacing rebranding as US Equestrian—Kessler showed Equestrian Annual Meeting tile.how US Equestrian is rising to the challenges of its visionstatement: “to bring the joy of horse sports to as manypeople as possible.”14 The Journal • February / March 2018

Among the General Session highlights: A Collaborative Affiliate Roundtable• Membership has grown 28% to 105,000 members, The annual Affiliate Roundtable brought US Equestrian’s including 27,000 at the new fan level 29 diverse breed and discipline affiliates together for the annual  Affiliate Roundtable. Based on feedback from the• Revenues are projected to rise $4.7 million in 2018, affiliate organizations, the collaborative meeting  promoted which allows for greater reinvestment in sport idea-sharing on a number of issues, from membership to marketing to support for licensed officials and ways to improve• C ompetition Lite, a program to increase access with communication between US Equestrian and affiliates. a pathway to USEF competition, already has signed up The Roundtable agenda was based on feedback from the shows for Saddlebreds, Paso Finos,Western dressage, affiliates, who submitted topics of interest they’d like to discuss. Connemara,Welsh Pony, and Hackney Roadster, with The meeting covered such subjects as   Morgans also in the works • opportunities for collaboration, growing membership,• A new Grassroots Advisory Panel is addressing the and sponsorship decline in B, C, and local shows • w ays to improve communications between US Equestrian• T he new, searchable Rulebook app makes accessing and affiliate organizations rules faster and easier • support for licensed officials • USEF affiliate membership benefits • M ore investment in para-equestrian and a growing “Everybody in leadership at USEF is focused on growing rider pool in para-dressage equestrian sports and bringing the joy of horse sports to as many people as possible through every breed and discipline,• The new Learning Center launched more than 50 and we know we can’t do that without great affiliate relations,” videos, with more to come USEF President Murray Kessler said in opening the meeting. “This is a major priority for us.• C omplete redesign of US Equestrian magazine, to be “We view ourselves as the governance experts and you as the mailed to all members in 2018 discipline and breed experts, and it doesn’t work unless we all do it together,” he added.• T he Joy Tour visited 19 major events, with more planned in 2018 The discussion focused on a need for better communication regarding how• U SEF Network offered 54 livestreams, 26 new events, USEF can advance affiliate goals and and 5,400 hours of on-demand video increase opportunities for exhibiting and marketing our equine.• S ocial media drew 637,000 fans, 15 million video views, and 161 million impressions• New, tougher penalty guidelines and Drugs & Medications program and rules amendments show a stronger stance for a level playing field“You gave us a $750,000 investment last year to get started,” ASPC Inc. President, Steve Henderson, was included in thissaid Kessler. “That means by the end of 2018 we will have closed door meeting and felt the discussion was very productive.delivered a 500% return, but we’ll have that benefit every “The affiliate roundtable provided an opportunity to hearyear going forward because we’ll be at a new level. That’s about new USEF initiatives that support the individual breedhuge.” organizations. The discussion focused on a need for better“This has been a big year,” said chief executive officer Bill communication regarding how USEF can advance affiliateMoroney, who followed Kessler onto the stage. “We’ve had a goals and increase opportunities for exhibiting and marketinglot of major successes, and there are some challenges still to our equine. It was also interesting to hear how affiliate membersovercome. None of us take those lightly. value their association with USEF and what it means to their“It’s about getting as many people with a horse as we possibly individual members.” Henderson also reported that the idea ofcan, regardless of the breed or discipline they end up with,” a “marketing retreat” that focuses on how best to introduce ourMoroney added. breeds to potential buyers and new club members was widely supported by the affiliate representatives present. The Journal • February / March 2018 15

Steve Henderson listening during the affiliate roundtable. Cindy Butler, ASPC/AMHR/ASPR judge from Area IV, is seated next to him and was representing the Western Dressage Association.Affiliate representatives’ desire to see more breeds and More Chances to Learndisciplines in consumer-facing US Equestrian imageryprompted an idea to form a collaborative library of affiliate- The 2018 Annual Meeting’s educational opportunitiesapproved, rights-free photos and video that USEF can use to included a new series of moderated forums on such topicspromote those breeds and disciplines. This year’s FEI World as crisis communications with communications professionalEquestrian Games™ at Tryon International Equestrian Sarah Hamilton, the SafeSport initiative with MaliaCenter also presents promotional possibilities for a variety of Arrington of the U.S. Center for SafeSport, and a detailedbreeds and disciplines, and USEF senior staff reported that the discussion of a proposed Coach Register by US Equestrian’sfederation is working with WEG organizers on those affiliate Director of Sports Programs, Will Connell. Markopportunities. Moroney suggested that the group consider a Bellissimo, the guiding force behind the FEI World Equestrian“marketing retreat” to collaborate on other marketing-related Games™ Tryon 2018, also updated attendees on that eventstrategies. and the accompanying World Equine Expo.Other topics included membership growth, sponsorship,and improving communications between US Equestrian and And there was a new feature that was open to all:affiliate organizations. the Competition & Member Summit, which had a themeThe roundtable group agreed to reconvene once or twice of “Facing Challenges Together” and covered competitionby conference call in 2018 to follow up on discussions and calendar management, the cost of participating in equestriancontinue sharing ideas, both among themselves and between sport and competition, show standards, and prize money andaffiliates and the USEF. bonus money.  Watch Annual Meeting highlights—including Kessler’s presentation and specific departmental updates from US Equestrian’s senior staff at the General Session, as well as the Pegasus Awards dinner and videos about 2017 Equestrian of the Year McLain Ward and William Steinkraus Lifetime Achievement Award winner Joseph Dotoli—on USEF Network. Are you a photographer with a talent for capturing great photos?Willing to share your photos/videos of American Shetlands with us to enhance the marketing efforts by ASPC/AMHR/ASPR as well as US Equestrian? Contact Susan at [email protected] and Thank You!16 The Journal • February / March 2018

Attention Youth MembersBecome a FREE US Equestrian Fan Member & Join the Lettering Program! You no longer have to be a record setting quarterback or captain of the cheerleading team to earn a junior high or high school varsity letter. Join the US Equestrian Lettering program to be recognized for your dedication to the equestrian sport! As you will see from the quotes below, this program has been life changing for those who have participated: “Your Program inspired my daughter to strive in her sport of choice. Her peers never took her sport seriously until she was awarded a varsity letter from her high school due to your program. She is now moving up to compete in the inter-collegiate dressage arena and I believe you played a big part in that, as well. I hope this program continues to be available to all of those little girls (and boys) with the love to ride and the heart to compete.Thank you for such an amazing program!” “I just want to say I really appreciate the existence of this program. Nowadays colleges definitely want to see that kids participated in a “serious” or dedicated activity during their high school years.With riding, it can be hard to show the level of commitment— i.e., that they did more than just dabble in an occasional trail ride.This provides a concrete way to present riding as a serious sport equivalent to more traditional sports like soccer or tennis.Thank you for having this program!” Use the exclusive promo code below to receive a FREE US Equestrian Fan Membership and join the Lettering program today! Promo Code: ASPC18 The US Equestrian Lettering program recognizes the achievement of students and their devotion to the sport of equestrian. With nearly 17,000 students enrolled since the program began in 2010, more and more equestrians are receiving the recognition they deserve for their devotion to the sport. The program recognizes and honors equestrians in grades five to 12. To be eligible, a student must: • Be a US Equestrian member (Fan or Competing) • Log 100 hours of equestrian activity (which includes the competitions below) • Compete at three competitions of any type or level (shows do not have to be USEF) • Submit proof of enrollment in schoolStudents receive an achievement certificate, a free letterman patch and a lapel pin for each year that they complete the program’s requirements. Additionally, students can purchase US Equestrian Lettering merchandise, including a US Equestrian Letterman Jacket. More information about the US Equestrian Lettering program visit usef.org/lettering or email [email protected] Journal • February / March 2018 17

In Memory of Thomas D. SandersonTHOMAS D. SANDERSON Dad loved his ponies and would tell anyoneThomas D. Sanderson, 79, of Covington, Ohio, that his first true love was the ponies. Hepassed away Saturday, September 23, 2017, at and his dad, Ralph, started Sanderson6:55 a.m., at his residence. & Son’s Pony Farm in the late 50’s. HisHe was born July 20, 1938, in Versailles, the son of first true love was a hackney pony namedthe late Ralph and Ruth Marie (Marker) Sanderson. Noble Royal Fancy Patton S. He would feedHe retired from Hobart Manufacturing where Noble pizza and Pepsi.he worked as a Gear Cutter. He was a 46-yearmember of Webster United Methodist Church, When Dad married he had his own stables,Area 2 Shetland Pony Club, American Shetland it was called Millstream Stables. One of the first registered ShetlandsPony Club, and Darke County Horse and Pony that he purchased was Tortoise Trails Magic Peanut and it grewClub. from there.He was preceded in death by his parents and hisbrother, Robert Sanderson. Dad’s last love was Davy’s Declaration. He truly loved him andHe is survived by his wife Barbara (Berry) Davy loved him back. The two were such a team. His favorite classSanderson, of Covington, whom he married to show Davy was the Roadster in Hand class. They were truly theSeptember 16, 1995; his children and spouses: dynamic duo, entertaining people wherever they showed. He lostRuss and Mary Ann Sanderson of Bradford; Davy and was never the same. Now Dad is gone, but I am sure thatMelanie and John Rimmer of Greenville; Mike and he and Davy are back together.Denise Sanderson of West Milton; Matt Berry ofCovington; Jerry and April Sanderson of Arizona; I owe my love and passionHeather and Craig Wenning of Columbus and for ponies to Dad. ILani Workman of Indiana; 12 grandchildren; six have tried my best togreat-grandchildren; and nephew Jeff Sanderson pass on my passionof Greenville. to my children andMemorial contributions may be made to the grandchildren. Dad’sAlzheimer’s Association or the American Cancer oldest great-grandson,Association. Tripp, in honor of his great-grandfather, will be showing the last Shetland Dad owned in 2018. - Melanie Rimmer Tom Sander’s daughter18 The Journal • February / March 2018

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In Memory of Harold R. BachmanHAROLD R. BACHMAN Harold was known for his dedication toHarold R. Bachman, age 102 years, passed away on Friday, breeding and showing outstanding Shetlands,November 3, 2017, in Goshen, Indiana. Bachman’s Fashion his kindness and generosity, and was a trueStables, owned by Harold and Elda (deceased) Bachman, in sportsman, winning or losing.Sterling, Illinois, was a major force in breeding and developingModern American Shetlands. Under the management ofGordon Odegard, their small, but select band of broodmaresand herd sire, Bachman’s Surprise Cody, produced countlesswinners, Congress and Futurity National Champions in bothhalter and harness. Notable were B.F.S. Sudden Beauty (3time Congress Grand Champion Mare), B.F.S. After Dark(2 time Congress Grand Champion Mare), B.F.S. LadyVictoria (2 time Congress Grand Champion Mare), plus fineharness stars B.F.S. Sudden Danger and B.F.S. Lady Bo-Jan.All were trained and shown by Gordon Odegard Stables,Rockford, Illinois. B.F.S. entries dominated the Winner’sCircle from the late 1960’s thru the 70’s and into the 1980’s.Harold was known for his dedication to breeding andshowing outstanding Shetlands, his kindness and generosity,and was a true sportsman, winning or losing. An all-aroundgentleman, he will be sorely missed by the Shetland industry.He is survived by two sons, Walter (Lynette) Bachman ofGoshen, Indiana, and Stanley (Virginia) of Peoria, Illinois,and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.20 The Journal • February / March 2018

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2017 Amateur Year End Awards Amateur Amateur Year End High Point Supreme Amateur Awards High Point Awards Miniature Performance - Under Amateur Year End High Point Amateur Year End High Point Jennifer Bynum Supreme Amateur Award - ShetlandClassic/Foundation Performance BREVE CAVALLO STREETERS Alyssa Fox Alyssa Fox HIGH OCTANE P.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKINP.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN Amateur Year End High Point Amateur Year End High Point Amateur Year End High Point Show Pony - Performance Supreme Amateur Award - Miniature Modern/Modern PL - Kimberly Fox Performance BREW MASTER Jennifer Bynum Amanda Marie Sanders FINGLAND’S OKLAHOMA TALENT ROAD TRIP Amateur Year End High Point Miniature Halter - Over Exceptional Amateur Awards Amateur Year End High Point Robert Walsh Modern/Modern PL - Halter RHA UNIQUE TEMPO Exceptional Amateur Award Shetland – Driving Cindy Coffman Amateur Year End High Point Alyssa Fox RFP WY WORR E. Classic/Foundation Halter PFP STAR LORD Robert Walsh Amateur Year End High Point P.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN Miniature Performance - Over RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK Exceptional Amateur Award Jennifer Bynum Amateur Year End High Point Miniature Driving FINGLAND’S OKLAHOMA Miniature Halter - Under Jennifer Bynum Robert Walsh TALENT RHA UNIQUE TEMPO GOLD VISIONS LIMERICK DUST BREVE CAVALLO STREETERS HIGH OCTANE FINGLAND’S OKLAHOMA TALENT Exceptional Amateur Award Miniature Performance Jennifer Bynum GOLD VISIONS LIMERICK DUST BREVE CAVALLO STREETERS HIGH OCTANE FINGLAND’S OKLAHOMA TALENT Exceptional Amateur Award Miniature - Halter Robert Walsh RHA UNIQUE REMARKABLE RISK RHA TROU DANGEROUS MOOD RHA UNIQUE TEMPO Exceptional Amateur Award Shetland - Halter Robert Walsh RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK RHA UNIQUE ARABESQUE RHA HIDE YOUR CRAZY Visit www.shetlandminiature.com for more information regarding these awards and the amateur program24 The Journal • February / March 2018

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Photo credit: Brian Boyd/Tallulah Falls School School Equestrian Program ExpandsUnder Leadership of National CompetitorDinah Peevy, volunteer director of the equestrian program, and horse shows. New for the 2017-18 academic year is theASPC member, and wife of TFS President and Head of addition of driving lessons for the more experienced students.School Larry A. Peevy, invests a significant amount of time “Our equestrian program goes beyond learning to ride andand resources into the four day per week, after-school club care for these special animals. Our program strives to developavailable to both middle and high school students of Tallulah self-confidence, character and leadership in each participant,”Falls School and the credentials and accolades for the shares Dinah.equestrian program continue to grow. One student, sophomore Laney Dunn of Georgia, has beenEach year, Dinah opens the program to interested TFS a part of the program since sixth grade when her love forstudents after the academic year commences in August. horses sparked the beginning of what she hopes will be aIn place since 2011, the fall and spring program at this school lifelong adventure.in Georgia attracts both males and females and Dinah donates She says the program teaches responsibility. She loves tothe use of her horses, tack and other supplies. canter but realizes the hard work of caring for the animalsThe program was designed for youth to learn to ride and care comes first.for horses and also includes working with smaller equine - “I have the responsibility to be on time to show my abilityponies and miniature horses. to ride,” she says. “It has also provided me with a lifelongLessons include how to groom, lead, halter, bridle and saddle hobby. The program teaches you to take care of the horsethe horse; proper mounting and dismounting; maintaining and and learn to respect the horse.” She shares this with thosestoring tack properly; general horse health care; and general students interested in the program so they realize there issafety procedures. Field trips are also part of the curriculum work required.and may include veterinary and riding clinics, horse farms26 The Journal • February / March 2018

Left:Ana Harris, Morgan Mullins, Brooke Hayes practice saddling a Photo credit: Brian Boyd/Tallulah Falls Schoolpony in the equestrian program at Tallulah Falls School. Haley Dowdy is excited after a successful first attemptBut, it’s worth it to her to work with Dinah and the horses. at loading a pony into the trailer.“Mrs. Peevy has taught me many lessons in life; the most important tome is to have confidence in everything you do,” she says. “The programhas offered me a relationship with the horses and the people I ride with.”Sixth-grader Brooke Hayes of Cornelia, Georgia, is in her second yearas a budding equestrian. She, too, loves horses and isn’t skittish aboutthe work required to participate in the program. Hayes says teamworkis the key to having a positive experience. Some of the activities thatare fun, she says, are really designed to keep the rider and horse safe.She enjoys working with the miniature horses as well.Our equestrian program goes beyondlearning to ride and care for these specialanimals. “Our program strives to developself-confidence, character and leadership ineach participant “Oh, my gosh, they are so sweet,” Brooke says. “Patches is my favorite.” Since the Peevy couple founded the equestrian club, each year has brought a deeper commitment to a group of horse-loving students. “Establishing strong connections to local barns and other riders enriches the experience for the students and sharing successes from the national level with the students gives them a chance to dream what is possible” Dinah believes. In late July, the couple traveled to St. Louis to compete in the ASPC/ASPR Congress at the National Equestrian Center. Dinah brought two horses to the show and personally won two national championships and two reserve amateur national championships while competing against some of the best horses in the United States and Canada. “Larry and I are so proud to be a part of the Cygnet Farm family,” says Dinal. Her trainer, Ricky Wardlaw with Cygnet Farm, showed her horse in both open and stake classes and Mike Rosauer of continues on next page Far Left:Ara Belk is delighted to be successful in driving a pony over the bridge. Left: Dinah Peevy developed her love for ponies early in life. Peevy, age 7, poses with her first Shetland pony.Photo credit: Brian Boyd/Tallulah Falls School The Journal • February / March 2018 27

We have dedicated more than 50 acres of our 500-acre campus to the equestrian program,along with two barns and a beautiful riding arena. Dinah volunteers her time to create awonderful opportunity for many students to discover their own love of horses. - Larry A. Peevy, President and Head of Tallulah Falls SchoolAerial photo of the Larry A. Peevy Academic Building Complex atTallulah Falls School, a college-preparatory school serving morethan 500 students in grades 5 - 12.Photo courtesy of Tallulah Falls SchoolRight: Larry and Dinah Peevy in center ring with theirAmerican Shetland, Majestic Farms Singing the Blues, at the2017 ASPC/ASPR National Congress.Below:Two fifth graders, Kylie Loudermilk andMillie Holcomb enjoy leading a horse out for a gentle walk. Photo credit: Brian Boyd/Tallulah Falls School Stars Miniatures showed another in both open and halter classic classes which resulted in winning28 The Journal • February / March 2018 three Grand National Championships and three additional national championships. “I’m grateful for the support of Ricky and Mike for playing such a big part in our successful show in St. Louis,” Dinah says. She also got her husband to join the competition.“Dinah talked me into showing in the halter class this year,” Larry said. “I competed in one large amateur halter class at nationals and won the class – a National Congress Championship. What a wonderful surprise.” The awards and acclaim only strengthen the school’s growing equestrian program and give the high-energy couple an activity they can both enjoy. For more information about Tallulah Falls School, visit tallulahfalls.org.

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Mud Season at the Barnby John R. Killacky As a compromise, we hand graze our animals behind the barn as a post-workout reward. These quiet timesNew life is revealing itself between melted snow are precious to me, with nothing to do other than just and budding green. The sun is ever warmer. be with my pony – reveling as she takes such pleasureSnow tires changed. Passover and Easter celebrated. in nibbling the sweet spring grass! I am blessed to standSpring should be here, right? Well, not quite yet at the beside her.barn. Mud season stands between the horses and theirpastures. Next month she turns 11. I’ve known her since she wasThe animals are stir crazy, itching to get outside to two days old. Other than my husband, this is the mostgraze. The sugar content in grass is highest in the profound relationship I have. Instinctively intuitive, shespring, nothing is sweeter. They can sense and smell it, is attuned to my every emotion. Her liquid brown eyeswith uplifted noses and smacking lips. The ground is truly see me as I do her.still too squishy for grass to root itself deeply enoughto survive ravenous lips and heavy hooves of overeager Imagine always being greeted with a whinny –equines. So, we must wait a few more weeks for the what a gift this is. Other relationships at the barnpastures to stabilize. commemorate 30-year bonds between animals andDaily rituals at the barn change with the season. their caretakers, something I hope for.Rubber mallets are no longer needed to break upfrozen water in buckets, winter blankets are off to get As spring enters our life once again, lazy wintercleaned, and spring shots are scheduled. Curry combs shortcuts in training need to be ironed out. As well,remove lingering winter hair, although shedding started boredom with indoor routines that introducedweeks earlier in response to the lengthening sunshine, crankiness and bad habits need to be addressed. Minorlong before temperatures warmed. Spring is already old adjustments all, as the new season encourages hopefor the horses. and resiliency.With the indoor arena to train in year-round, most ofus are in good condition. Riders are already venturing John R. Killacky is the executive director of Flynn Center for theoutside, but trails are rutted and soggy fields can be as Performing Arts in Burlington,VT.dangerous, so trips are short and frustrating to humansand equines alike longing to be in the warm sun. This article was submitted to the Sue Price Memorial Creativity Contest and was an award winner. For more information on this contest held annually at convention and other awards, visit www. shetlandminiature.com30 The Journal • February / March 2018

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2018 Mild Minis and Hot Ponies Chile Sensation! Expo New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico June 30th and July 1st AMHR/AMHA /PtHA 3 Judges Flat fee option (see premium for details) Marilyn Novat, [email protected] The Journal • February / March 2018

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Committee UpdatesADS COMMITTEE Jeffrey Frailey “Jeff ” handles and drivesSubmitted by Kristina Dahl, Committtee Co-Chair most of them and even helps withAs show season is fast approaching, we wanted to keep you up to the classes fordate ADS committee. There are many rule changes going into my handicappedeffect in 2018 for ASPC/AMHR/ASPR. Please keep a look out for drivers. His favoriteyour new rule book with these changes. Feel free to contact anyone horse of all is Flickaon the ADS committee if you have questions. The ribbon program and he alwayswill continue with the ADS partnership until they are gone. If you refers to her asare going to an ADS show, please contact Kelsey or I and we can “My Champion”.send the ribbons out to the show. His first statement when he learns weCOOL COMMITTEE are going to a show is “I’ll show FlickaSubmitted by Greg Palas, Committee Chair for you, Barb”. He shows her in all the COOL classes (showmanship, obstacle, driving and his favorite jumping)The COOL Committee has two new awards this year. They are and even a few open classes. He and Flicka have wonthe AMHR COOL Horse Of The Year and the ASPC COOL many awards but the highlight of their career is the dayPony Of The Year. These awards are based upon the total All-Star he placed over Mr. Alan Dial in the men’s driving class.points received in all COOL classes. Thank you Alan.AMHR COOL Horse of the Year Flicka is not just a COOL horse. She shows in lots of open classes and is usually the horse that costs me the most in The AMHR COOL entries at any given show. However, she has earned that Horse Of The Year is luxury. She has her HOF in Draft and Jeff takes great Lone Pine Lace Flicka. pride in driving her in the Draft Single class. She is owned by Frank and Barbara DeShon. I truly believe the statement, “The outside of a horse Flicka was shown is good for the inside of a man.”  I believe this for the by COOL exhibitor handicapped as well as the able bodied horsemen.  I have Jeff Frailey. Barbara been working with the challenged people for many years.  has provided some Miracles Inc. has put horses and people together since information about 1985.  We have been with this when it was only therapy, Flicka and Jeff. became a sport through Special Olympics and finally has been adopted into most of the horse breed programs.  I was elated to The miniature world was the first to adopt competition at learn that my friend regular sanctioned shows for these people.  I personally “Flicka” was to be the thank the club for that! first mini to receive this award. When I Again a bigTHANKYOU to the club for dedicated support called Jeff to pass on for the handicapped people! They truly appreciate it! - this information, his Barbara DeShon.response was just plain “COOL”. I can’t thank you enough for theiracknowledgement! ASPC COOL Pony of the Year For a bit of history: years back (about the turn of the century) Lone The ASPC COOL Pony Of The Year is Larch Acres Pine farm in Montana was cutting down and I purchased several Zebulon. He is owned by Bob and Mary Sansevere. cute minis that were all driving. I teach horsemanship for the Zeb was shown by COOL exhibitor Shane Sansevere. handicapped and discovered that the miniature was perfect for the Bob has provided some information about Zeb and challenged people as nearly all of these little horses are quiet, laid Shane. back, people loving creatures with a strong desire to please. In this group I got three Mickey Montana offspring (a red team and Flicka). Zeb has won 67 national titles combined at Shetland Almost immediately I adopted them into the handicapped program. Congress and AMHR Nationals, including three with I was over joyed to discover that the AMHR sported classes for the Shane in COOL classes. challenged handlers and started hauling horses and people for those classes.34 The Journal • February / March 2018

Committee UpdatesZeb is the most versatile horse we’ve ever owned, or known. Every FOUNDATION COMMITTEEmember of the family — all seven of us — have won nationaltitles with him in classes ranging from COOL, to 12-Under to 13- Submitted by Phyllis Hopwood, Committee Chair17 to Amateur to Open to Stakes. The Foundation Committee is still concerned about how the foundation ponies are being judged at shows. AmberZeb understands when he is showing with a child, and when he Kildow, the Judges Committee chair, has asked that weis showing at the most competitive level. He will be 22 this show provide her with pictures of foundation ponies that she canseason and shows no signs of slowing down, or wanting to. use in the judges clinics. She requested that the pictures not be of ponies that are currently in the show ring. We wouldShane turned 12 earlier this month, and he will continue showing appreciate any pictures that you can send to the Foundationin COOL classes with Zeb. Committee so we can put together a picture presentation to send to the judges committee. You can email the picturesShane was initially reluctant to show in COOL classes because he to Lois Hallberg at [email protected] or Phyllis Hopwooddidn’t understand it. He became more comfortable with it after at [email protected] . The judges committee isseeing Justin in those classes; he likes Justin a lot and thought it also putting together a video which also should help educatewould be fun competing in classes with Justin as well as other judges on what a foundation pony should look like.kids his age and older, along with adults. He doesn’t usually get In the Foundation Committee meeting at Convention, weto show against older kids and adults, and that appealed to him. asked the members in attendance if they would like to see the A’s and B’s put back on the Shetland papers. Almost allAs the show season begins remember these new awards. We of the members present said yes. Therefore the Foundationhope to see as many exhibitors in COOL classes at all local Committee will be putting a proposal in for this change.shows. Watch the next issue for some new exciting COOL We are requesting that if you support this to send us yourprograms that will be offered in 2018 as well as other 2017 name so we can develop a list to show support for thisaward winners. proposal. This is a way if you can’t be at convention, you can have input on an item that you are in support of havingUntil next issue stay COOL. happen. Again, you can send your name and support to Lois Hallberg at [email protected] or Phyllis Hopwood at [email protected]. MODERN PLEASURE COMMITTEE Submitted by Robby Barth, Committee Chair The modern pleasure committee members have been working on reviewing the Congress class schedule for 2018.  If you have any ideas that you would like to share with the committee regarding the modern pleasure division, please contact Robby Barth at 319-464-6326 or [email protected] AREA SHOW COMMITTEE Owned and Shown” now. The Western Stock Classes have also been made optional so let your clubs know if you wouldSubmitted by Donna Phillips, Committee Chair like these included in the class list. Be sure to mark your calendars and make plans to attend theI would like to take this opportunity to encourage everyone area shows.to make plans to attend the 2018 National Area Shows. The Everyone take care in this crazy winter weather and we hopeapplications were reviewed and locations were announced (see to see you showing in the Spring.page 72).This committee has worked hard in the past to set up a rotationof locations in each area. This is an attempt to make the areashows accessible for people in different parts of each area.Please note changes to the class list for area shows. All divisionsshould be consistent with the use of “Amateur” not “Amateur The Journal • February / March 2018 35

Committee UpdatesAmateur of the Month - JanuaryJamie Sweeney “I didn’t grow up with horses, so I and haven’t missed a year. I have learned so much since then, didn’t get my first horse until I was and the quality of horses I have now has improved. 14! It all started with minis when I What brings me the most joy is when I walk a horse into the saw an adorable foal, and decided ring that I have trained myself. Many of my minis are versatile I had to have one in 2002! and go on to do various classes. Performance and driving is I purchased my first mini from an most often where you will see me in the ring. My future goals ad I saw in the local newspaper. I are to breed for quality show horses and be able to show them showed her at some local shows, or, even better, other but wanted to do more. In 2003, people showing the I researched a bit more and found ones with the JMS name and having out that the AMHR success with them.” - National show was Jamie going to be held in Jamie was also a Tulsa, which was member of the group only 2 hours from that create the NEW me! (who knew!) I Stock Halter Division! have attended Nationals ever sinceAmateur of the Month - December and by purchasing my gelding IGF Indy’s Buckwild, I wonElly Wheeler the Golden Age Western Pleasure class and the 30-32” Western pleasure class at the 2016 Nationals. Then after a “Hi, I’m Elly Wheeler and to little discussion and being told by my friend Melissa Meharry some people (thanks to Larry that I HAD to go in the stakes class......Well, she was right, I & Murl) “Miss Elly”. There WON!!!!!!! are a few things that you don’t My bucket list is now shorter and that is a memory I will savor. know about me. For one I am I still enjoy raising and showing my miniatures, but Missy and an identical twin, yes there are I have down-sized from 23 to 9. Mostly because of our ages, two of us!! Also, a few years but also since the passing of my husband Jim 8 years ago. So ago ha, ha, I was a trick rider to sum it up, you’re never too old to get that big win! Dream at the local rodeo. on.” - Ellyshort, we ended up with 9! About 25 years ago, my husband saw an ad for a miniature horse and, long storyWhile I was at a horse show in the late 90’s my trainer, BrendaPlass from Indiana, handed me the lead to one of my horsesand said “Your turn to try the color class”! I was totally scaredto death and still am every class I go in to. Since that time I’veshown in many halter classes and also was persuaded into mypresent role of driving.I always tell people at Nationals to never give up, it took meuntil just 8 years ago to win my first ribbon. I cherished thateighth place ribbon for a long time! Then to my amazement Join the Amateur Facebook Page - aspc/amhr/aspr amateurs -for contests, updates and opportunities for ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Amateurs!36 The Journal • February / March 2018

Committee UpdatesAMATEUR COMMITTEE managers turn in their results to the office, the show staff will determine the winners and mail you a form for you toSubmitted by Lisa Borg, Committee Chair complete that allows you to choose your award.  This process will slow things down BUT it provides all our Amateurs theWe are definitely trying some new and exciting programs same opportunity.  Thank you to the office and show staff forand you are responding!!  We had lots of Amateurs send in agreeing to this new process !to compete in the year end awards - we will be showcasing As always - the Amateur committee is anxious for yourthe winners in the next Journal.  The new multiple horse feedback !  We love new ideas and want to promote andawards were a great hit.  Our first online show was an acknowledge all of Amateurs both in and out of the show ring.enormous success and our next is being planned as we write.  Looking forward to the spring and getting back out with ourWe continue to have great nominees for our Amateur of the horses.  It is always miraculous to see the transformation fromMonth = please continue to let us know about the great people hairy balls of fur (generally muddy} to the beautiful smallin your area.  Thank you very much for all the great pictures equine that continue to make us catch our breath.you sent in - definitely allows us to promote all disciplines ofour wonderful small equine breeds.Remember all sanctioned shows will now be awarding theMiniature and Shetland High Point Amateur.  Once the showThe Amateur Committee hosted a contest on the ASPC/AMHR Amateur facebook page. Thewinners were drawn from Amateur card holders for 2018 that renewed by the end of the year.The winners will receive their Amateur cards for 2019 at no charge! The five drawn were:Silvia Glover Polly HydeKevin Thompson Barbara GulbrandsenKaren MillerCongratulations! If you have not renewed membership - visit www.shopshetlandmini.com today.NSPPR COMMITTEE SUPER GELDING COMMITTEESubmitted by Shari Harders, Committee Chair Submitted by Keri Kinghorn, Committee Chair Congrats to our 2017 Super Gelding Winners! Thank youGreetings from the frozen Midwest. I hope everyone to everyone who entered! Your support and promotion ofenjoyed the holiday season. Now, on to 2018 . . . Geldings are amazing! Please watch our FB page for updatesFor those of you expecting NSPPR foals in 2018, please on what’s new with the program. We have some excitingdon’t forget to submit a stallion report. Although there is things planned for 2018! As always, rules and nominationcurrently no Breed selection for NSPPR on our Stallion forms can be found on the National Website, under SuperService Report form, just write “NSPPR” and circle it at Geldings. Thank you to everyone who continually supportsthe top of the form. this program! If you have any questions, please reach out toThere were a number of rule change proposals considered me or my amazing committee. at the NSPPR committee meeting at Convention, rangingfrom registration procedures to shoeing requirements. All USEF COMMITTEEproposals passed in the committee meeting and should beconsidered by the Directors at the March Board Meeting. Submitted by Sandy Croote, Committee ChairI have been hearing from a variety of show managers or Hi All! The new USEF Rulebook is now in print. It is anshow committee members that are planning to include 8” x 11” and approximately a half inch thick. We are stilla few NSPPR classes in their 2018 shows. If you have a working on getting some USEF classes into local showshalf pony on your show string, please contact your local so our members can take advantage of the Horse/Ponyshows and ask them about NSPPR classes. And whether of the Year Programs and Scholarships. Let’s keep ouryou plan on showing or not, we would LOVE to see what fingers crossed that the USEF Lite Program continues toyou and your pony have been up to, so please post your move forward!!pictures, comments or questions on our Facebook group,NSPPR Enthusiasts. The Journal • February / March 2018 37

Area NewsArea I - L ower Eastern Ontario, Quebec, Area III - A labama, Florida, Mississippi, Minnesota, Nebraska, NorthConnecticut, Delaware, Maine, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Dakota, South Dakota, WyomingMaryland, Massachusetts, New South Carolina, TennesseeHampshire, New Jersey, New York, Area VII - A rizona, California,Pennsylvania, Rhode Area IV - Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin Hawaii, NevadaIsland, 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, AlaskaAREA IIBy Janice SilvioHappy 130th Anniversary Spring 2018 is just around the corner are awarded for ASPC Category /ASPC Club, looking forward and I am sure warmer days and sunshine ASPR Category / AMHR Categoryto a year of celebrating our will be welcomed after the bitter cold we Deadline is June 1st, 2018 Application130th year. What a marvelous experienced this past winter. Foaling can be found on the ASPC websiteorganization that has provided stalls are awaiting the industries next and submitted to Mrs. Allison Daultonus with so many opportunities champions and the round pens are for Area 2 / Scholarship. Also pleaseto showcase our small equine starting to be worked for the upcoming consider submitting application for theand the people we have enjoyed show season. Clubs are making plans Audrey Barrett Classic Shetland Youthmeeting along the way. Please for educational expos and meetings, yes Award & Daniel Langfeld Jr. Award.feel free to share your memories spring is in the air, enjoy it to the fullest. ASPC AMHR Offers many awards toand I would be happy to add ATTENTION Area 2 Youth & Youth & Amateurs that many do notthem to each Area 2 News Parents!!! Here is a reminder for the take advantage of, please be mindful ofthroughout the 2018 year. This generous opportunity offered to each these benefits.is a snippet from the February and every Youth member within CREATIVE Youth Wanted to submit1973 American Shetland Pony ASPC AMHR ASPR. Scholarships are your thought on the ASPC CongressJournal: President T. R. Huston offered to make application for they & AMHR National T-Shirt DesignsVice President: J. Roger SmithOffice Manager Art Cook.Included in this article youwill find the front cover of theFebruary 1973 also within thefirst few pages the Top TrainerAwards Congratulations werein order for DR. Tom TaylorWinning this prestigious award thepicture also has the breakdown of theTop Ten Trainer Award. In reviewingthe historical ASPC Journals it is soexciting to see the quality of horsesthat were standing front and center ofthe winners circle and noticing thatthe ASPC Modern still continues towithstand the pages of time and holdon to the quality and even add to thebeauty of these amazing horses. TheHorses, the People, the memories yes itis a honor to be a part of such a longstanding organization, feel proud to be apart of 130 years. The Journal • February / March 2018 39

Spotlight Show to Feature Fired Glass AwardsOnce again, the MSCBA show will feature original glass-fired awards created for the MSCBA club by ASPC/AMHR member, Lois Welter-Hallberg.Be sure to browse through this issue from cover to coverand mark your calendars for the shows you’d like toparticipate! Support local clubs and invite a friend to joinyou - the more the merrier!Visit www.shetlandminiature.com and click onShow Schedule for a complete, up-to-date listing ofupcoming shows. Free Co ee Donuts and Each Morning3 Judges May 17, 18, 19, 20 2018 Show will be participating inDana Gardner Virginia Horse Center, Lexington Virginia the National High PointSandra Curl - 2018 World JudgeJanice Silvio - 2018 National Judge Youth Program and the Triple Amateur Programs and4 Day AMHA/AMHR Show Friday & Saturday o ering COOL classes.Including Shetland, PonyAMHR Western Halter, Carriage Classes All AMHR Stakes classes willand Virginia Born Payback Classes o er paybacks. High Points Awards for Youth, PerformanceArenas S Days Over-Under, Amateur Over-Under.Main 120x260 Free HotdogsWarm-up 70x180 Thursday and Sunday AMHA High Points Awards forCamping w/Electric/Water AMHA 1st place Youth, Amateur, Performance,Dump Station onsite Liberty Winners $50Showers Classic, Country, Single Pleasure DrivingGelding Awards Show Manager: Laura Mullen All AMHA 705 Westland Drive Greensboro, NC 27410 SSpecial Needs Classes [email protected] for class lists, entry forms and other Information at www.odmhc.com and be sure to like us on Facebook The Journal • February / March 2018 21

Area News CANADA: Member $10.00, Adult Member $15.00 Miniature Horse Club of Canada: Plan and Family Membership $30. For morefor 2018 Please get your mind going to attend the Spring General Meeting information please check their websiteand put together something dazzling & Honour Awards which will be held at www.showsmallequine.comand submit to the Youth Committee March 25th 2018 at Fergus RoyalChair Ms. Kristina “ Curly” Dahl email Canadian Legion, Fergus Ontario. OHIO:[email protected] MHCO Fuzzy Show & Spring Clinic Area 2 / Darke County: Area 2 Club April 14th,2018 Quardream Equestrian Conference & Banquet March 17th,MICHIGAN: Centre, Mount Forest Ontario MHCO 2018 held at the Miami Valley CentreWest Michigan Miniature Horse Club is is dedicated to promoting, and educating Hall, Piqua Ohio, 2:00 PM Meeting andhost to the National Area 2 Show held the public about the miniature horse, Banquet in the evening. Make plans toat St. Joseph County Fairgrounds in thru venues such as club shows, fall attend the informative meeting alongCentreville Michigan on May 25 – 27, fairs, Royal Winter Fair. The club also with the annual banquet & auction, it2018 Classes for ASPC ASPR AMHR attends Grey Bruce Farmers Week, the always promises to be a great time. TheNSPPR and more. Please Contact JJ Royal Winter Fair and the Can Am first show of the season will be heldShow Management Jennifer Hoyt (269) Horse Emporium. Throughout the year June 22nd – 24th 2018, at the Darke209-3784 or Jeanne Bragagnini (269) MHCO holds several events including County Fairground , Greenville Ohio.317-0002, [email protected], for Fuzzy Horse Show, Youth Campout, This annual show will offer ASPC,more information on this Triple Point clinics, and fun drives. We invite you ASPR, Classic & AMHR Classes, forShow. This is a fun-filled event complete to join us at our events, follow us on details and a showbill please contactwith exhibitor’s dinner on Saturday Facebook, and visit our website www. Mrs.Christine Deeter (937) 316-6234night. Also membership renewal forms mhco.ca. [email protected] due. Please contact Lori Wilson for Brown’s Southwestern AMHR Show, Randolph Spring Classic will be heldyour form if needed. If you have a friend May 19,2018 Ingersoll, Canada, Kit May 19th 2018 held in Randolph, OH,who might be interested in becoming a Bartle (519) 732-0263 drumbolady@ for more information contact Mrs. Leamember now is the perfect time to add hotmail.com Dill (585) 739-9554 [email protected] to the club. Contact Lori Wilson Ontario Small Equine Show [email protected] Association: The 2018 show dates forBlue Water Miniature Horse Club: OSESA pending approval are June INDIANA:BWMHC newly reelected officers, 2nd , 2018, June 6th 2018, August Indiana Miniature Equine Club (IMEC)and newly formed clubs have been 11th, 2018 & September 29th, 2018 : Mark down May 12,2018 Hoosierbusy with meetings and making plans each show will offer ASPC / AMHR / Spring Fling, Danville, IN. Contact Lorifor the 2018 show season. BWMHC ASPR Classes and will be held at West Benge, AMHR, [email protected] Fun Show Dates for 2018 are Niagara Fairgrounds n Grassie Ontario. for more information on this fun andJune 3rd Ray, Michigan and July 29th OSESA is looking forward to the friendly show, A great time is always2018 Emmet, Michigan. The BWMHC AGM & Awards Banquet will be held in store at this show. Please check theirJubilee AMHR Sanction Show will April 6th & 7th, 2018 held at Toronto website out at www.imecnews.com forbe held July 21 & 22, 2018 held in Airport Marriott in Toronto Canada more information.Midland County Fairgrounds, Midland this exciting event is held in conjunction Indiana Circuit Club: Spring ShowMichigan. BWMHC February meeting with the “Mane Event” hosted by the season has started April 28 & 29, 2018held at Whites Restaurant, Davison American Saddle Horse Association of Newcastle Indiana this fun filled showMichigan Feb 17th. Please try to come Ontario, Canadian Hackney Society, circuit with multiple judges, multipleout and join in the fun and celebration Canadian Pony Society, Canadian points always a great event to attend.of the love of the miniature horse with Road Horse Association, Canadian May 19 & 20. 2018 Indiana Circuit Clublikeminded small equine owners who Hackney Association & OSESA Club, will be the second show in the series. Forenjoy promoting these sweet little horses. Plan to attend this exciting event the more information contact Mrs. MerryBWMHC has an outstanding Youth & informational knowledge alone would Wicke (815) 476-2593Amateur High Point Award Program be worth the drive, yet to enjoy the Please feel free to contact me withthat is free to all BWMHC Members to weekend in Toronto priceless. Please anything you would like to share. Janiceparticipate in, generous awards are given send your membership renewals in and Silvio email: [email protected] orat the December Awards Banquet. For if you’re not a part of the club consider call 1-586-337-1501.more information check their website a membership the cost as follows, Youthfor more details at: www.bwmhc.org

Area News http://www.tmhv.net. The show will Express Show will be held on April 6-7, have classes for ASPC Classic Shetlands and The Fun in the Sun Show will beAREA III and AMHR horses. This is a great place held on June 8-10. AMHA and new to show. The barns are well placed and PtHA classes will be held on Sundays,By Janice Bryant close to the arena. There is an outdoor (February 9th, April 8th, and. June 11th) warm-up arena and a covered arena following the ASPC/ASPR/AMHRWaiting on Spring! attached to the show arena. The make- portion of the show. The PtHA classesI for one am over winter! I am tired of up area adjoins the show arena. There are new this year and will include halterfrozen water buckets; frozen water hose, are plenty of restaurants and lodging and driving. There will not be a PtHAfrozen walkways, muddy ponies and no available in all price ranges. The club representative on the show grounds sodaylight, this winter has been harsh for always hosts exhibitor lunches and has please keep in mind to compete in thesemost of the southeast. Its been too cold a silent auction and a tack vendor. This classes your pinto registration will haveto spend much time at the barn lately will be a great place to get an early start to be completed before the show. Theand I have found my thoughts turning on the show season! pinto pleasure driving classes are fortoward planning for the 2018 show The Orange Blossom Miniature Horse all types of driving horses and poniesseason. For those of us planning to hit Club will be holding all of their shows combined into one class. The pintothe road this spring and summer there at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion halter classes are open to stock typeare plenty of shows in Area III. with classes for ASPC and ASPR ponies, horses and English type horses. AMHR and AMHA miniature horses The Tennessee Miniature Horse and new this year PtHA registered horses The Peach State Miniature Horse clubVolunteers annual spring horse show and ponies. The date for or the Orange is hosting two shows this year. If you areis held in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The Blossom Winter Warm-Up Show is on looking for shows offering a completeshow will be at the Calsonic Arena at the February 9-10, The Orange Blossom stock horse classlist then mark yourTennessee Walking Horse Celebration calendar to be in Georgia and enjoyShowgrounds on April 7th & 8th.Complete details and entry deadlines Continued on next pagecan be found on the club website, The Journal • February / March 2018 41

Area News 2018 Madison lost the battle on earth preparations for the Diamond Jubilee and is now in heaven. Maddie was a show, which will take place May 12some southern hospitality. The Peach strong, independent beautiful young through 13. Hosted at the TexarkanaState Spring Break Show is a two judge woman with big plans for show season Fairgrounds, this sanctioned eventshow and will be held at The Georgia this year. She was determined to show will feature two judges and classes forInternational Horse Park in Conyers, her horses this year as it would be her everyone from youth to adult. The clubGeorgia on April 29, 2018. Make plans last year as a youth. Edward and Angie welcomes anyone to join AMHS forto get out of the oppressive summer heat are determined to realize her horse the annual price of $25 per family. Foron the July 7th weekend. Make plans to show dreams and show her horses in more information, visit their websiteshow in the air conditioned Southland her place, When you see them at the at www.arkansasminiaturehorsesociety.Arena at the Georgia Agricultural Orange Blossom horse shows and at com or contact Shelley Huff at 870-Showgrounds in Perry, Georgia, The Nationals this year, say a prayer, give 917-5796.Peach State Classic is a three judge then a hug and let them know we are still The ASPC/AMHR Club of Northshow for AMHR miniature horses and #madisonstrong. Texas has begun putting together theASPC/ASPC ponies. Be sure and check I’m not sure how many members realize premium for their annual Daffodilout the clubs website for membership how much Belinda Bagby and the Dandy show, which will take placeinformation. Members will be put on members of the Trainers Committee April 13 through 15 at the Somervella special e mail list for member only do for registry members. When County Expo in Glen Rose, Texas. Theawards and flat fee pricing for the spring our members are hit by tragedy, our show will once again feature classesshow. organization steps up to the plate. When including Stock Horse, non-ratedIf you are looking for a four day show, my six year old grandson was killed by Novice, Hackney driving, carriagethen Lexington. Virginia is the place to his school bus, Belinda reached out and I driving, Draft, and a full slate of bothbe in May! The Old Dominion Horse am forever grateful. When Madison lost halter and performance. Judges for theClub will be holding the Early Bird her battle on earth and went to heaven, event will be 2018 AMHR NationalSpring Thaw Horse Show on May Belinda and the other committee Judge Patricia Reiter, Syndi Kanzler17-20, 2018. This show is growing members reached out again to Edward and Jenny Pierucki. For those interestedevery year and always gives back to and Angie. You never know how much in joining the Club of North Texas asthe exhibitors with great prizes and kindness changes your life, until it does. members, please contact Karen Shawfood. Check out the clubs website for Thank you. Please support the Trainers at [email protected]. Membershipa complete class list and more detailed Committee in any way you can. The costs $40 per family and includesinformation. committee makes a difference in our eligibility for 2018 year-end awards.The Area III National Horse Show will lives. Currently, the club’s website is beingbe hosted by the Bluegrass Miniature Thank you to the show managers and updated and moved to a new server, soHorse Club at the Central Kentucky club members who sent information in watch the web for new information orAgricultural Exposition Center in this month .I can be reached at 423-243- check show manager Tracey Slagle’sLiberty, Kentucky on May 25-27, 2018. 8447 or [email protected]  website, Double SS Show Management.Take a trip to Liberty and show under The East Texas Miniature Horse Club isNationals judge Laurie Villalpando. AREA V currently accepting 2018 membershipsContact show manager Lisa Leonard and continues to seek sponsors. [email protected] for the show By Kaycie Timm club is also preparing for the Texasbill and complete class list. The club will Another year is officially upon us and the Sweetheart Miniature Horse Showcase,also be hosting the Bluegrass Round- 2018 show season is quickly approaching taking place February 9 through 11Up on August 18th and 19th in Bowling here in Area V. Miniature and Shetland at the Lufkin Expo Center. On MayGreen, Kentucky. Be sure and check out lovers will soon start planning their show 18 through 19, the club will return tothe club website for information on the schedules and dusting off clippers in Lufkin for their May Madness show,Bluegrass Kentucky Futurity Program, preparation for another year of small which will offer both AMHR and PintoKentucky County Fair and Kentucky equine fun. classes. For more information regardingState Fair class information. The Arkansas Miniature Horse Society the club and all future events, please visitPlease keep Edward and Angie Moore held their annual Christmas party their website at etmhc.net.in your thoughts and prayers. Their and business meeting on December Members of the Land of Enchantmentdaughter Madison was hospitalized 9 to discuss plans for 2018 and elect Miniature Horse Club are busilywhen a blood clot in her brain caused new officers. They are now beginninga major stroke. On December 12,42 The Journal • February / March 2018

preparing for their first annual Rio while preparing for their 2018 show, on a fun and quality show for exhibitors.Grande Classic show, which will be which will take place May 18 through Check out the rest of the shows that areheld on May 5 and 6. Taking place in 20 at the Rose Palace in San Antonio. planned for Area VIII this year on theAlbuquerque, New Mexico, the show During their meeting on Saturday, ASPC/AMHR/ASPR website.offers flat entry fees for all exhibitors. For January 27, members will finalize One new show to Area VIII will be themore information about the LEMHC plans to take animals to Morgan’s JJ Horse Celebration put on by Jenniferor to request a premium, contact club Wonderland for Cowboy Breakfast. For Hoyt in Spanaway, WA, the weekendPresident Jeff Lisowski at jeffdlisowski@ more information about these or other of Sept. 28-30. The show will offergmail.com. events, contact club president Pamela classes for Moderns/Modern Pleasures,This year, the Miniature Horse and Henry at [email protected]. ASPRs, Classics and Miniature Horses.Pony Breeders of Oklahoma plan to The Southwestern Miniature Horse The Northwest Miniature Horse Clubassist exhibitors who cannot miss school Club looks forward to another busy will once, again, hold an AMHRor work on Fridays by running their season, offering two shows in 2018. approved show on Fri., May 25, at theshows on Saturday and Sunday only. Taking place at the Somervell County Oregon Horse Center in Eugene, OR.Updated schedules will be posted on the Expo Center in Glen Rose, Texas, the It will be a two-judge show. The clubclub website at www.mhpbo.com for all shows are scheduled for March 16 will offer the newly approved Westernshows, which will take place April 28 through 18 and May 4 through 6. This Stock Halter classes and carriage classes.through 29, May 19 through 20, June year, SWMHC encourages members to It looks like Area VIII will offer16 through 17, and July 4 through 5. earn points for one of three belt buckles, exhibitors plenty of opportunity to showAll four events will take place in Ada, which will be awarded for high point their ponies and miniature horses thisOklahoma at the Pontotoc County Agri- winners at the end of the year. summer.Plex. That’s all for this edition! If you love small Congratulations to Howard Stables,The Oklahoma Miniature Horse Club, equine and live in Texas, Oklahoma, Beaverton, OR on earning Gold andInc. will host two regular shows on April New Mexico, Arkansas or Louisiana, Silver Hall of Fames with the Modern20 through 21 and May 25 through 26, please submit your suggestions, news, Shetland, Created In His Image and thein addition to a performance-only event updates, events and activities related Modern Pleasure Shetland, Hot Hoton September 29. In 2017, the club had to Area V clubs and members to Heat. Created In His Image received agreat success with their first attempt at a [email protected], 832-574-5811, or Gold HOF and a Silver HOF in Modernsimilar show, and look forward to making my personal Facebook account. Until Shetland Halter. Hot Hot Heat receivedthis an annual occurrence. The show next time, good luck in your equine three Silver HOFs in Modern Halter,will feature a full array of performance endeavors and Happy Trails! Modern Formal Driving and Modernclasses and awards including horse Pleasure Country Pleasure Driving.supplies and tack. For more information, AREA VIII Also congratulations to all the owners ofvisit the OMHCI website at omhci.com. ponies and miniature horses who earnedMembers of the San Antonio Area By Judy Howard their Hall of Fames in 2017. Area VIIIMiniature Horse Club members have Things are beginning to take shape in is very proud of you!!been busy keeping their small equine Area VIII that will lead to an exciting, Remember to check out the Area VIIIwarm during some unusually cold fun-filled year. The Evergreen Miniature Facebook group and send any news youtemperatures and snow. However, they Horse Club is the host for the Area VIII have to [email protected] looking forward to warmer weather National Show, July 6-8, in Spanaway, WA. This club always goes all out to put Have you been receiving our emails? If not, please email [email protected] with your name and current email to make sure you are included!You can also see e-news at www.shetlandminiature.com/more/latest-news Join Us on Facebook - American Shetland Pony Club facebook page The Journal • February / March 2018 43

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Royalty Update ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Queen, Audrey Halcomb Hi Everyone! My name is Audrey Halcomb, your 2018 Registry Queen. Raised in the heart of Kentucky in a small town called Somerset, my love for small equine bloomed at the age of 11. Seeing them at my local county fair, I knew I had to have one and from the beginning I knew they would have my heart forever. Starting with my first Miniature “Lightening”, I knew driving was my calling. He taught me so much. Way more than I probably ever taught him and I’m so thankful! Now 8 years later, I have trained my own Res. National Champion driving horse! Who knew I’d make it this far. To this day I still learn something new every time I walk in the barn! I’m so excited to go on this new adventure with the American Shetland Pony Club, Inc. and take every opportunity to learn along the way. I plan on spreading the word on how awesome these horses are at local events and, of course, will be looking forward to representing them at the ASPC/ASPR Congress and AMHR Nationals. I’m looking forward to the fun times and friendships to come. I’m honored to be your 2018 Queen and wish you all a happy show season! Want to Become a Royal Member of ASPC/AMHR/ASPR? Applications for Junior Royalty and Senior Royalty are now being accepted If you are knowledgeable about ASPC/ AMHR/ASPR registries and the breeds we represent, conduct yourself in a manner that is a good role model for our youth, and like presenting awards and ribbons - you might make a great Queen, Ambassador, Princess or Jr. Ambassador! Terms are for one year and details and applications can be found on our website: www.shetlandminiature.com/ programs/youth/royalty Deadline to submit application for Jr. Royalty is April 1st Deadline to submit application for Sr. Royalty is May 1st46 The Journal • February / March 2018

Start a new Design A National Show T-Shirttradition for yourshow seasons at Your design could be featured on the youth the 2018 t-shirts at one of ourRIO GRANDE national shows: ASPC/ASPR Congress or CLASSIC! AMHR Nationals. 3 Judges Don’t Delay! Expo New Mexico Deadline is May 1, 2018.Albuquerque, New Mexico Please send your design AMHR ON MAY by May 1st, 2018, to 5TH Tina Byers at the home office or email design to AMHA ON MAY tbyers@shetlandminiature. 6TH com. Visit the Youth Program section of the Tack swap! website for more details. Silent auction! Raffle! Friday night social! Flat fee option that includes unlimited classesand one stall! (see premium for details)Contact J & J Horse show and Event Management LLC at [email protected] The Journal • February / March 2018 47

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Want to find out more about ASPC/AMHR Hall of Fame?Visit www.shetlandminiature.com for more information regarding Hall of Fame including 2017 recipients and point calculation iinformation.The Journal • February / March 2018 49

ASPC/ASPR 2017 Hall of Fame CLASSIC HALTER OZARK MTNS BLACK FOUNDATION RHA NIGHTHAWK 164748 HALTER LAVENDER BLUE 164673 WILK. SPARKS IN THE WIND OWNED BY AVS TWIST N THE WIND OWNED BY LINDA MARSHA DOWELL 161589 OR JAMES KINT 159538 MIDDLEBURG, FL OWNED BY OWNED BY MIFFLINTOWN, PA BRIAN OR CEDAR PLAINS CHRISTINE OR TRACEY SLAGLE FORGET ME NOT 164771 MICHAEL SMITH STRASSLEIN BUILDER’S CENTRAL CITY, NE TORN IMAGERY 165679 OWNED BY CLYDE, NY COMFERTS LIZA JANE HOLLY PIERCE OWNED BY 161551 BRANDON, MB DBL. W WIN FARMS MY LISA STRASSLE MICHELLE 161737 PONCA CITY, OK OWNED BY CANADA OWNED BY CINDY KANZLER LOIS WELTER- RHAPSODY’S CUSTOM CH DAN 164760 HALLBERG OR CHROME 166188 OR JENNIFER OWNED BY OWNED BY BROWN-OSTLER JULIE KIMMEY DR. J.W. HALLBERG NASHVILLE, MI LINDA SEDDON OR SHARI NACHES, WA FRENCHTOWN, MT HARDERS JHK ROCK E FASHIONRHAPSODY SONG OF THE FALL-FARM’S CANDY 162161 CORYDON, IA PHOENIX 162782 COSMIC KISS 164827 OWNED BY OWNED BY NPM NAVIGATORS OWNED BY TRENT PETERSON DEBUTANTE 166311 SHARI OR GEORGE CHARITY HORNE AFTON, WY HARDERS OWNED BY DENISON, TX DCF VOTER’S KATHLEEN NORRIS CORYDON, IA POLITICAL AMBITION HASLET, TX STAR STRUCK MAJESTIC FARM SKAT 162763 HERSHEY’S HOT DADDY 165513 OWNED BY MODERN HALTER CHOCOLATE 162982 OWNED BY CHRISTINE SMITH CLYDE, NY MICHIGAN’S OWNED BY LISA OR DANIEL NAVRAT STRIKKING 160810 KRISTEN CLARK & WALTON, KS DOC’S MAGIC MOJO OF TIFFANY ATCHLEY STONEY HILL 163191 OWNED BY IDAHO FALLS, ID L&J’S COLOR ME SAZZY OWNED BY KERI KINGHORN 165866 ELIZABETH CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S KWIATKOWSKI MORGAN, UTWITCH DOCTOR 163655 OWNED BY STEWARTSTOWN, PA LISA OR DANIEL NAVRAT CHROMED AND OWNED BY COMFERTS EYE DANGEROUS SSH 161844 CINDY CHERRY WALTON, KS SO BEST DRESSED SANTA FE, TX OWNED BY STRASSLEIN BUILD ME UP 164499 JOHN OR NAOMI MICHIGAN’S DAN BUTTERCUP 165908 OWNED BY THE MAN 164158 OWNED BY JENNIFER RODGERS- STACY OR HEATHER MILLER CUSHION MELISSA ROBERTS OWNED BY CUMBY, TX ST. AUGUSTINE, FL LAKE ELSINORE, CA BETTE MORROW SHARON GROVE, KY ERICA’S TALK OF HALTER PFP EXCALIBER’S PICKIN’ WALL STREET 165960 STAR LORD HIGH COTTON 162552SMHC’S STRIKE IT RICH 164310 OWNED BY 164633 OWNED BY WAYNE DAVIS OWNED BY SHAWN FULLER OWNED BY WEST HAVEN, UT CONNIE OR ALYSSA OR JOHN W OR WANDA KIMBERLY FOX JOPPA, MD ISN’T SHE LOVELY EGF BUCHANAN, MI WYRE JR 166381 BAR Z’S BLACK ICE BROKEN ARROW, OK 163437 OWNED BY CROSS COUNTRY DENNIS OR JOYCE SCOTT OWNED BYROCKET QUEEN 164520 PHILIP OR JEANNE BROOKINGS, SD OWNED BY ZANDER REBECCA CALKINS RENDEZVOUS KF BRENHAM, TX 166512 VINE GROVE, KY OWNED BY CHERYL FISHER REDMOND, OR50 The Journal • February / March 2018