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On The Cover The Journal THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF Royal is a 2016 AMHR/NSPPR filly sired by AMHR Halter Hall of Famer The American Shetland Pony Club and Little Kings Remmington, she is a maternal sister to 3 time driving American Miniature Horse Registry AMHR Hall of Famer Ozark Mtns Rare Penelope. Royal is the first filly I’ve had in almost 10 years. I have to think Lisa Caldwell for trusting 81B E. Queenwood me with her mother, and to Melinda Selk for putting Remmy into the Morton, IL 61550 AMHR Sweepstakes. (309)263-4044 Fax: (309)263-5113 I was excited when the NSPPR division was created, to promote the http://www.shetlandminiature.com performance horse which is something that I myself try to promote. ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Officers: I hope to continue to register all of my babies into NSPPR and this President - Stephen Henderson division continues to grow and become more accepted at shows. 1st Vice President - Rob Crater Royal has accomplished so much already just as a yearling, never 2nd Vice President - Glenn Russell thought I would breed a 2X Pony of the Year, I hope for continued success with her when she gets older in both NSPPR and AMHR.. Journal Staff: Jamie Sweeney Publications Manager - Susan Galloway JMS Miniature Horses Layout/Design- Susan Galloway Layout/Design - Ethan Bliese 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 2018 by American Shetland Pony Club, Inc.
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CONTENTSFEATURES 2017 Annual Convention...................................... 1 All Pony of the Year............................................ 12All Stars 2017 Stars Horse of the Year......................................... 18 Breeder of the Year..................................... 20The 2017 All Star Certificates Amateur News.............................................. 22have been sent - congratulations Youth Year End Awards......................... 24to all who achieved this level of Blast from the Past................................... 26success! The top two placements Wintry Residue by John Killacky......................... 38are listed in this issue All Star Results................................................ 46 Hall of Fame Full Results................................ 99 Page46Page 12 Pony of the Year, Horse of the Year and Breeder of the Year Awarded for 2017 View the best of 2017 as we showcase the year end awards for Pony, Horse and Breeder. Make plans to attend 2018 Convention in Omaha for the award presentationsPoisonous Plants DEPARTMENTSSpring brings beautiful Letter from the President....................................... 6blooms and greenery, some From the Home Office............................................ 8of which can be dangerous Committee Updates............................................... 38or deadly to horses. Here is Area News................................................................ 28a very short list to remind Journal Advertising................................................126you to walk your pasture Official Pagesand inspect your hay Board of Directors....................................102regularly. Page 36 Committee Chairs.....................................103 Show Schedule............................................105 Committee Judges & Stewards Roster........................108 and Recognized Clubs..................................................112 Area News Breeder-Owner Directory..................................122 Trainer Directory..................................................128 News and updated from various Ad Index..................................................................128 committees as well as Area News. Join a committee or share your news in the next issue!4 The Journal • April/May 2018
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Letter fromthe PresidentGreetings, computer program is currently being installed in our officeSpring has finally arrived and with it comes the foaling season which will enable much easier compilation of show resultsand preparation for a productive and fun show season. Many and collection of points for our various awards programs. Alocal shows have already been held and more than twenty are budget was passed that will hopefully keep the organizationscheduled for May. The Area National Shows are starting on a sound financial footing and at the same time continue towith Area IV in St. Louis May 11-13 and Area II, III and provide the services needed and expected by our membership.VII Memorial Day weekend May 25-27. The Area V and The full minutes from this meeting will be included in the nextVI shows are scheduled for early June and Area I and VIII Journal.early July. The local and Area National Shows provide agreat opportunity for both inexperienced and experienced The Spring Board Meeting was held at the Omaha Hiltonexhibitors and I encourage our members to participate as which will be the site for our annual convention, Novemberoften as possible. 8-10, 2018. We were all impressed with the facility, quality ofThis edition of the Journal is dedicated to the All-Star and service and amenities of the hotel. Omaha is an impressivePony/Horse of the Year awards. Congratulations to all of city and the hotel provides free shuttle service to localour members receiving these awards with special recognition attractions and restaurants. The room prices are some of thegoing to our amateur and youth exhibitors. These awards best we’ve had in recent years and parking is convenient. Werecognize the quality of our animals and the hard work that are looking forward to a great convention and encourage allgoes into presenting well-groomed representatives of our of our members to put the dates on their calendars and beginvarious breeds in both halter and performance classes. planning to attend. The convention will be preceded by theThe Board of Directors had a very productive spring meeting annual Board of Directors meeting on November 7 which isin Omaha, Nebraska March 10-11. Several important items open to all members.were discussed and approved at the spring meeting. Good newsfor AMHR Mini-National participants as the Board approved All committee chairpersons have been named for 2018 anda new measurement policy which will allow all animals with are listed in this Journal. The club has nearly thirty activea permanent card and at least one measurement during the committees and I encourage members to contact the chairs ifcurrent season to enter the show without being measured on you have an interest in serving on a committee or have ideas/site. As you are well aware, prices have gone up significantly input for consideration. The committees are a primary conduitduring the past few years and the Board reluctantly approved for suggestions and rule changes leading to the improvementa small increase in some registration fees to help cover the of our club’s services.costs of operating our office. A new and vastly improved My hope for the year is that all our members have a productive and fun-filled experience with their small equine. Sincerely, StephenHendersonImportant Deadline -Congress Entries Must be postmarked on or before June 15th, 20186 The Journal • April/May 2018
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From the Home Office Important Payment Reminders: Spring is finally here and the 2018 Show Season is upon us! When submitting registry work to the The Board of Directors had a very productive office, payment must be included. You Spring Board Meeting in Omaha, Nebraska! This is may pay by check, money order, credit also the site for the 2018 Annual Convention. Dates card or PayPal or have a valid credit and additional information for the Convention can card on file.The registration office will be found on the website. not process work that is labeled “Call Great News for attendees at the AMHR National for Payment”.Please have a card on file Show, The Board of Directors voted to allow with the national home office prior toAMHR Miniature Horses with Permanent Measurement Cards that have been sending in your work if payment willmeasured once this show season to skip the measuring line at Nationals. be by credit card.The 2018 Rulebook is available. If you wish to receive a copy, please call or e-mailthe office and we will send to you. The Rulebook is also available on the website If you live outside the US and are(under “About Us” menu tab). sending a check, it must be in USThe National Office is very busy processing incoming work. Please remember that Funds only. If we receive a checkyou must send in payment with your work or keep a credit card on file with the office. that is not in US Funds, the foreignWe have delayed work in the office that we are waiting for additional documents currency exchange amount will beto finalize. If you have received an e-mail or phone call from the registration or charged to your account.accounting department, please contact them so they can finish the process of yourwork. If you wish to use a credit card andAs you are preparing for the upcoming show season, please be sure to check the don’t feel comfortable with sending“Show Schedule” for the listing of the 2018 shows. Send us photos from your shows, your information through the mail,we would love to use them in our marketing and social media efforts. do not write “call for payment” onOur new Pedigree Registration System is under construction. The current point the work order, please call the officesystem is not uploading correctly to our website, if you are wanting to check on your and put the number on file withHall of Fame points, please contact the office and we will assist you. accounting before you put your work in the mail.We are looking forward to a wonderful 2018! If you would like to use PayPal for Jill Gleason registry work, please include the email that is associated with your account. and the National Office Staff Thank you!National Home Office StaffEthan Bliese Meet the newest member Having been active in 4-H growing up, he understands the of the national home office importance of agricultural education and experiences for staff - Ethan Bliese. Ethan’s youth and young adults. education in graphic design In his free time, Ethan enjoys reading, good tv shows, and as well as his writing and making music. organizational skills will be an You may have an opportunity to meet our newest staff member.asset to the marketing department as well as The Journal and as he promotes advertising opportunities in The Journal. He isthe office staff. managing the webstore, shopshetlandmini.com, so if you haveA recent graduate of Condordia University Wisconsin, Ethan a product you’d like to see offered, he’d like to hear from you.looks forward to learning more about the organization and its Email your suggestions to [email protected] as well as promoting the registries, programs, showsand many opportunities & services the club provides.8 The Journal • April/May 2018
AMERICAN SHETLAND PONY CLUB1888 2018 DAYS OFGIVEAWAYS! 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 for and to its members, American Shetland Pony Club, Inc. iscelebrating with 130 Days of Giveaways throughout 2018. Giveaways such as ASPC/AMHR swag, gift certificates to be used for registry work or officialmerchandise, 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’trenewed your membership for 2018, the renewal membership form can be on our website or visit www.shopshetlandmini.com to renew online. Join our Facebook page “American Shetland Pony Club” and you’ll see each winner as they are announced 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. The Journal • April/May 2018 9
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Classic Halter Classic DrivingRHA Unique Tom Cat OK #166503 James Bond Owned by Robert or Pamela Walsh Owned by Michael Herron Tuscarora, MD Adel, IA Classic Performance Foundation Halter Buckeye WCF Classical Leslie #158302 RHA Lavender Blue #164673 Owned by Johanna and Jennifer McClanahan Bowdon Junction, GA Owned by Linda or James Kint Mifflintown, PA12 The Journal • AApprrili/l/MMaayy22001188
Foundation Driving Foundation DrivingHHP Belle Starr of Rivenburgh #158347 Royal Rock Star #163011 Owned by Philip or Barbara Keairns Owned by Tom or Amy Dalsing Rathdrum, ID West Liberty, IA Foundation Driving Modern Halter Excaliber’s Pickin’ High Cotton PFP Star Lord #164633 #162552Owned by Connie or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox Buchanan, MI Owned by Shawn Fuller Joppa, MD 13 The Journal • April/May 2018
Modern Driving Modern Performance Road Trip #153950 Road Trip #153950Owned by William Sanders Family Owned by William Sanders Family Gardner, IL Gardner, IL Modern Pleasure Halter Modern Pleasure Driving SMF’s Grand Rendition #166211 Michigan’s Scotch On The Rocks Owned by Della Goodman #164734 Crete, IL Owned by Fran or Linda Klavohn14 The Journal • April/May 2018 Wataga, IL
ASPR Halter ASPR DrivingLibertymeres Northern Star #2013 Crystal Creek’s Night Aire #1555 Owned by Robert or Christine Padula Owned by Dottie or Bob Leinweber Ocala, FL Bandera,TX ASPR Performance NSPPR Halter JMS Rem ‘N Mel’s Royal Pharoah Michigan’s Danika P. #1955 #500150Owned by Joan or Brianna Garrison Bedford, IN Owned by Jamie Sweeney Wentworth, MO 15 The Journal • April/May 2018
NSPPR Performance NSPPR PerformanceRhapsody’s Run for the Roses JMS Rem ‘N Mel’s Royal Pharoah #500104 #500150Owned by Shari Seddon-Harders Owned by Jamie Sweeney Corydon, IA Wentworth, MO Pony of the Year and Horse of the YearHow Award is Determined Per Division - NEW 2018 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. One 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. One 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. Hall 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.16 The Journal • April/May 2018
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AMHR Division A Halter AMHR Division A DrivingRHA Unique Remarkable Risk #332312 Breve Cavallo Streeters High Octane #313893 Owned by Robert or Pamela Walsh Tuscarora, MD Owned by Donna Terry Newalla, OK AMHR Division A Performance AMHR Division B Halter Gold Visions Liverick Dust #234597 RHA Trou Devils Riot #334718 Owned by Jacey Newnam Newalla, OK Owned by Natalie Phillips or Robert Walsh Grafton, OH18 The Journal • April/May 2018
AMHR Division B Driving AMHR Division B PerformanceFingland’s Oklahoma Talent #318267 Fingland’s Oklahoma Talent #318267 Owned by Jennifer Bynum Owned by Jennifer Bynum Wellston, OK Wellston, OK Congratulations to all of the 2017 AMHR Horse of the Year award winners! Each will be presented with their award at the 2018 National Convention Banquet Dinner this November.For more information on how to earn this award, national convention dates and host hotel, and the upcoming show schedule, visit www.shetlandminiature.com The Journal • April/May 2018 19
2017 Classic Shetland Breeder of the Year ROBERT OR PAMELA WALSH Rocking Horse Acres Tuscarora, MD 2017 AMHR Breeder of the Year ROBERT OR PAMELA WALSH Rocking Horse Acres Tuscarora, MD 2017 Modern Shetland Breeder of the Year 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 2018
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Amateur CommitteeSubmitted by Lisa Caldwell, Committee Chair2018 is off to a great start! The New Amateur Mentorship program is off and running. We have added severalnew mentors to our program over the last few weeks, and are working to gain a mentor in every state. Mentors areALL fellow amateurs with experience & WANT to help you! They are here to assist you with any questions youhave 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 Jennifer Rodgers Cushion - Area 3 - FL Erica Killion - Area 5 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] McCarthy II - Area 1 - NY Mark Horton - Area 3 - IL Jennifer Terry Bynum - Area 5 - [email protected] mark.hor [email protected] [email protected] Pearsall - Area 1 - PA Donna Phillips - Area 3 - KY Samantha Payne - Area 6 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Rudolph - Area 1 - NH Jewellea Daily - Area 3 - KY Bridget Sibenaler Edgar - Area 6 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mounts - Area 2 - OH Melissa Meharry - Area 4 - IL Aimee Schulz - Area 6 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Brumm - Area 2 - IN Carmie Viebrock - Area 4 - WI Diane Chambers Russell - Area 6 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Saxton - Area 2 - MI [email protected] Mark Cronin - Area 6 - [email protected] Tom Viebrock - Area 4 - WI [email protected] Smith - Area 2 - OH [email protected] Stephanie Gilchrist - Area 6 - [email protected] Gabby Gufler - Area 4 - MO [email protected] Hallberg - Area 2 - MI [email protected] Eric Tani - Area 7 - [email protected] Jamee Bornstein - Area 4 - WI [email protected] Hallberg - Area 2 -MI thehor sequar [email protected] Amy Toliver - Area 7 - [email protected] Jill Comfert - Area 5 - AR [email protected] Dahl - Area 3 - KY jcomfer [email protected] Cayla Schaeffer - Area 8 - [email protected] Kala Price - Area 5 - AR [email protected] “Curly” Dahl - Area 3 - KY [email protected]@aol.comIt is also time to be thinking about Congress & Nationals! In order to provide goodie bags for EVERY AmateurExhibitor, we need sponsors. Last year we received amazing support, and ask again for your generosity. 100% offunds go to the amateurs, and they very much appreciate it! No donation is too small! Please contact [email protected] or message us on our Facebook page ASPC/AMHR/ASPR AMATEURS if you are interested insponsoring. ALL sponsors geFtindruesconoFgacnebiozokeBdadgoen Social Media & at the shows!!! RGB / .epsWant 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 thingsamateur. Until next time, Gabby Gufler Amateur Committee. Have You Joined the Amateur Facebook Page Yet? Search Aspc/aspr/amhr amateurs on Facebook and join today! Share your favorite photos and posts of your sheltands and minis with the group, ask questions, or add your comments to encourage and inspire others.22 The Journal • April/May 2018
Amateur of the Month - February Amateur of the Month - MarchPhyllis Hopwood Amy ToliverPhyllis Hopwood was born and raised in Nebraska, I was raised in a small horse town in California called Norco. Horsesand has been around horses her whole life. Her horse have always been a large part of my life. From Junior Rodeo withobsession began with her father’s pair of draft work my Quarter Pony when I was just 5 years old to showing full sizedhorses which she learned to drive. horses locally. I began taking riding lessons from a neighbor who had Miniature Horses. It wasn’t long before I was completely in love andPhyllis and her husband Glenn, joined ASPC/AMHR begging my dad for my first mini. Being a team roper he was veryin 1994 and purchased their first Shetlands from Wa- against the idea of buying me a “useless” horse you couldn’t even ride.Full Farm which included a stallion and 5 mares. Since Well I eventually got my way and we purchased “R” Little Rojo who wethen they were hooked and enjoyed exhibiting in the still have and will be 29 this year.AMHR, Foundation, and Classic Classes. Her sonand daughter, along with her four grandchildren, and I attended my first AMHA Nationals (as it was called then) in 1995one great-granddaughter also share her love for small as a youth and my first AMHR Nationals in 1997 accomplishing myequine. first National Championship in youth Versatility. Through the years my family and I have spent our vacations traveling to many showsPhyllis has been the Area VI Director (Shetland Seat) in various states. I have been fortunate to win many titles includingfor several years! She has also been on the Finance High-Point Amateur at the local level, AMHR Area VII show, AMHACommittee, the Area National Show and Fair Regionals, and in 2017 I received my first national High-Point title ofCommittee, the ADS Committee and the Congress Reserve High-Point Amateur Performance.Class List Committee in the past. She always has been abig supporter of the youth and amateur programs and My father and I have been able to establish a well-balanced breedinghas helped expand the number of classes for the youth program over the last 20 years (yes the minis eventually completelyand amateurs as well as the Cool classes at her local won my dad over) which include AMHA, AMHR, and ASPC registeredclub’s shows, Congress, and Mini Nationals. Phyliss & horses.There is nothing more gratifying than showing a horse you bred,her husband Glenn have also enjoyed sponsoring show raised, and trained to the winners circle. Showing is very enjoyable, andawards in the past for amateurs and youth in both the I enjoy making new friends from all over who share my same crazyMiniature and Shetland divisions. passion. I especially like getting new people involved, particularly the youth who are the future of our industry. Helping them to achievePhyllis enjoys competing and has won several Amateur their goals in and out of the show ring is very rewarding for me.performance year end awards over the years, usuallywith ponies she has owned and trained herself. She I am looking forward to continue helping others by being part ofalso promotes and exhibits the small equine wherever the amateur mentor program this year, and wouldn’t be where I ampossible. She has participated in carriage driving shows, in this industry without the unconditional support of my parents. Itparades, horse expo’s and is always encouraging others is an honor to be nominated for Amateur of the Month. Thank You!to participate in activities outside the breed shows in - Amy Toliveraddition to the breed shows! Phyliss was nominated byan anonymous person! The Journal • April/May 2018 23
Year - End Youth AwardsAMHR Youth Horse of the Year Bob Roudebush Sr. MemorialDivision A: Madison Jamaitus / Showmanship AwardZEPHYR WOODS CHARMED IN THE HOPYARD(328965) Classic/Foundation - Hannah BorstDivision B: Madison Jamaitus / ZEPHYR WOODS H2 Modern- Logan Putvinski(298268) Lowell Boone MemorialASPC Classic/Foundation Showmanship AwardsYouth Pony of the Year Division A: Madison JamaitusHannah Borst / FIREFLY’S HESHE (165121) Division B: Madison JamaitusASPC Modern/Modern Pleasure Alora Wright andYouth Pony of the Year AKS Aristocrats Invitation OnlyLogan Putvinski / KEN-MAR’S XTRA’ SPECIAL (153665)ASPR Youth Showman of the YearLogan Putvinski / KEN-MAR’S XTRA’ SPECIAL (153665)Michael C. Wicke MemorialAMHR Lead Line AwardKelton Holm / LAKEVIEW’S NIGHT HAWK (318235)Sara Tennant MemorialAMHR Youth Jumper AwardDivision A: Alora Wright /AKS ARISTOCRATS INVITATION ONLY (307153) ATTENTION YOUTH Design A National Show T-Shirt Senior Royalty Your design could be Applications are due featured on the youth May 1st t-shirts at one of our national shows: Contact Royalty ASPC/ASPR Congress or Chair, Brenda Prince AMHR Nationals. for more information or visit www.shetlandminiature.com Don’t Delay! Deadline is May 1, 2018.24 The Journal • April/May 2018 Please send your design by May 1st, 2018, 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.
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Blast from AMHR was established 47 years ago and continues the oldest registry the Past and sanctioning body for Miniature Horses in the US. Here are portions of “A Historical Look At AMHR” from the 1996 issue of The Journal.excerpts from Dec. 1996 Journal Full article “A Historical Look At AMHR” can be viewed at www.shetlandminiature.com under “Our Registries/AMHR”. Thank you, Janice Silvio - Area II liaison for The Journal, for submitting these images and info for consideration. Due to space, portions are included here but the full 3 page article as formerly printed can be found at www.shetlandminiature.com/registries/amhr.26 The Journal • April/May 2018
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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 - M anitoba, Northern & Western Washington, Utah, Idaho, Michigan, Ohio Ontario, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, AlaskaAREA I ring. Interesting read also were the MICHIGAN: minutes from the convention and board NATIONAL AREA 2 SHOW will beBy Skye Weber meetings. As members, we sometimes hosted by West Michigan MiniatureSkye Weber of eastern Virginia has wonder why things are the way they Horse Club and will be held at St. Josephvolunteered to gather the Area I News. are. When you are able to look back County Fairgrounds in CentrevilleShe has been an acitve member of through the historical side and past Michigan on May 25 – 27, 2018.ASPC since 2005 and would love to rules, regulations, and procedures, it Classes for ASPC, ASPR, AMHR,hear from members of Area I! You can all makes perfect sense. For 130 years NSPPR, and more. Please Contact JJreach her at heronpointfarm.minis@ we have and continue to keep evolving. Show Management Jennifer Hoyt (269)gmail.com. Congratulations ASPC, and (since1971) 209-3784 for more information on this AMHR! What a solid foundation you Triple Point Show. This is a Fun-FilledAREA II have given us to showcase our heart’s Event complete with exhibitor’s dinner desire. All for the small equine and the on Saturday night. And while you areBy Janice Silvio people who love them. there, remember the amazing Amish Deli just around the corner from theSpring has finally sprung here in Area AGAIN!!!! ATTENTION Area 2 fairgrounds. What a delicious treat thatII, Mother nature has certainly taken Youth & Parents!!! Here is a reminder will be. Always looking for new faces,her sweet time giving us warmer for the generous opportunity offered new members. For more informationweather that will hopefully dry out the to each and every Youth member contact Lori Wilson [email protected] and allow for all the ponies and within ASPC/AMHR/ASPR. Three Blue Water Miniature Horse Club:miniature horses to get back to business. scholarships are offered - one for each of BWMHC will be hosting fundraisersShow season is ready to go into full swing the three registries. Deadline is June throughout 2018. Again, they will bewith shows across the area. If you’re 1st, 2018 Application can be found offering auction items on their Facebooknew to showing or maybe you have not on the ASPC website and submitted page. Keep a watchful eye, many greatbe out in years, why not plan to attend to Mrs. Allison Daulton for Area 2/ buys were offered last time. BWMHCand see some familiar faces and meet Scholarship. Also, please consider is also looking for sponsorships for thesome new folks who have pretty ponies. submitting application for the Audrey youth awards for the Midland Show inAs ASPC continues throughout the Barret Classic Shetland Youth Award July. For $20.00 you can send a youth2018 season reflecting on the history of & Daniel Langfeld Jr. Award. ASPC/ home with a happy face and a very niceour great organization and the changes AMHR offers many awards to Youth award. Remember BWMHC Club Funover the years, I have been researching & Amateurs that many do not take Show Dates for 2018 are June 3rd, Ray,my centuries old Journal issues and advantage of. Please be mindful of MI, and July 29th, in Emmet, MI. Thesubmitting some articles and photos of these benefits take advantage of this BWMHC Jubilee AMHR Sanctionthose past years. As I look back, it has opportunity. Show will be held July 21 & 22, 2018been a pleasant reminder of horses, held in Midland County Fairgroundspeople, and places that have shown in CREATIVE Youth wanted to submit Midland, MI. BWMHC monthlystardom over the years. In Blast from your ideas for the ASPC Congress & meetings will start back in October.the Past (page 260), you will find pictures AMHR National T-Shirt Designs BWMHC has an outstanding Youth &of results from AMHR National Show for 2018. Please get your mind going Amateur High Point Award Programwith the small amount of championship and put together something dazzling that is Free to all BWMHC Members toclasses, pictures of great driving horses, and submit to the Youth Committee participate. Generous awards are givenand those who took them to center Chair by May 1st!28 The Journal • April/May 2018
Area Newsat the December Awards Banquet. For Lea Dill (585) 739-9554 norlea@aol. We had a terrific 2017 July Jubilationmore information, check their website com - AMHR classes. A.M.H.R. sanctioned show. We arefor more details at: www.bwmhc.org especially proud of our Youth. They INDIANA: opened our show with a flag presentationCANADA: Indiana Miniature Equine Club and put on a fun filled Friday nightMiniature Horse Club of Canada: (IMEC): Mark down May 12, 2018 Youth Fling.Members are gearing up for the MHCO Hoosier Spring Fling, Danville, IN Our 2018 July 21st, & 22nd. JubilationFuzzy Show & Spring Clinic April 14th, Contact: Lori Benge, 74duster408@att. Show is sanctioned. As always, we strive2018, held at Quardream Equestrian net, for more information on this fun to keep it fun and exciting. Judge -Centre, Mount Forest Ontario. Make and friendly show. A great time is always Andrea Barth. Steward - Linda Kuczer.your plans to attend this exciting event in store at this show. Please check their Show Manager/Sec. - Sue Binsfeld. Alland visit with friends old and new. For website, www.imecnews.com, for more the information/ forms are on our webmore information visit our website www. information. site.mhco.ca. Indiana Circuit Club: Spring show This year our Supreme Halter AwardsShow and social time at Brown’s season will have their first show of will be dedicated to Jane Zefran.We lostSouthwestern AMHR Show, May 19, the circuit on April 28 & 29, 2018, in Jane in 2017. Jane was a dear friend2018 Ingersoll, Canada, Kit Bartle (519) Newcastle, Indiana. This fun-filled show and long time member. She was a very732-0263 [email protected] circuit with multiple judges and multiple important part of H.A.M.E. We miss points is always a great event to attend. her Greatly and will strive to keep ourOHIO: Plan to attend the 2nd show in the shows up to her standards.Please keep our Area 2 Director, Mike series on May 19 & 20, 2018 For moreMounts and his wife, Cathy Mounts, information, contact Mrs. Merry Wicke Jane Zefranand grandson, Blake Mounts, in your (815) 476-2593prayers. This amazing young man Ok folks, you have been running slow this The Journal • April/May 2018received new bone marrow and new winter sending news and information toimmune system March 16th. With each include in The Journal, this Area Newsday getting stronger and most sincere writer would love to hear from youprayers are asked to protect him as regarding news, health of members forhis system fully recovers over the next prayers, and historical memories. Please6 to 9 months. The Mounts family feel free to contact me with anything youare a sincere, private family that have would like to share with Journal readers.courageously and quietly been fighting Janice Silvio email:this battle. With the strength Blake shows [email protected] and every way, this is a moment or call 1-586-337-1501to shout with excitement for what hasbeen given. The family feels blessed and AREA IVappreciates the support. Blake Strong!!!Area 2 / Darke County: Area 2 Club By Jean EstesConference & Banquet was a fun-filledtime with club members making plans Heart Of Americafor the upcoming show season. The Miniature Equinefirst show of the season will be held (H.A.M.E.) is excited toJune 22nd – 24th 2018, at the Darke announce a May clinic.County Fairground, Greenville, Ohio. We welcome SandraThis annual show will offer ASPC, Guy-Fox as our clinician.ASPR, Classic & AMHR Classes. Fordetails and showbill, please contact May 12th. 2018. 9:00 toMrs. Christine Deeter (937) 316-6234 3:00 at Boone Co. [email protected] Grounds, Belvidere, IL.Randolph Spring Classic will be heldMay 19th 2018 in Randolph, OH,. Forms and infmationFor more information, contact Mrs. are on our web site www. heartofamericanminia- tureequine.com 29
Area News May 4 through 6, members can earn Singletree Road, Denison, Texas 75021, points toward one of three belt buckles, no later than May 18. Please contact AREA V which will be awarded to high point Karen Shaw at [email protected] winners at the end of the year. For more or 817-426-0262 for more information By Kaycie Timm information, contact club President about upcoming events or joining the Show season has officially returned, Stacy McBride, or visit the club’s website Club of North Texas as a member. along with warmer temperatures at www.swmini.com. The Miniature Horse and Pony Breeders across Area V. Miniature and Shetland The ASPC/AMHR Club of North of Oklahoma will facilitate four shows, enthusiasts have shaved the winter Texas will soon welcome exhibitors back all featuring their updated Saturday/ woolies off their prized equine and to the Somervell County Expo Center Sunday show schedule. The shows, started hauling to local shows and other in Glen Rose, Texas for their annual which will take place April 28 through events. Daffodil Dandy show, which will take 29, May 19 through 20, June 16 through On March 3, Beverly Gray and place April 13 through 15. The show 17 and July 4 through 5, will be hosted in Georgetta Miears hosted a driving will feature classes ranging from Stock Ada, Oklahoma at the Pontotoc County clinic in Chickasha, Oklahoma with Horse and Draft to non-rated Novice Agri-Plex. For more information, visit Jessie Dales from I Am Ranch. Jessie, to Hackney and carriage driving. 2018 the club website at www.mhpbo.com. who traveled from Arizona to share AMHR National Judge Patricia Reiter The Oklahoma Miniature Horse Club, her expertise, gave a very informative will join judges Syndi Kanzler and Inc. has planned two regular shows for presentation followed by hands-on Jenny Pierucki as officiants for the show. April 20 through 21 and May 25 through instructions for the participants and their This year, judges will keep showmanship 26, as well as a performance-only event horses after lunch. All 14 of the attendees exhibitors on their toes with specially- which will take place on September 29. received positive, instructional answers created patterns drawn at the show. This special show will feature a full array to their questions following the lesson. Jacky and Barbara Davis will again of performance classes and awards manage the silent auction, the proceeds including horse supplies and tack. For Georgetta of which will aid in purchasing year-end more information, visit the OMHCI hopes to awards. All donations are welcomed and website at omhci.com. host another encouraged, so bring some fun items In New Mexico, the Land of clinic in the to share. Darrell Marshall and Mike Enchantment Miniature Horse Club near future Greathouse will facilitate a practice is eagerly awaiting their first annual at a time jumping course during the lunch hour Rio Grande Classic show, which take where they on Saturday. For only $5.00, exhibitors place on May 5 and 6 in Albuquerque, can include can warm up their horses over the official New Mexico. The event will offer a flat even more jumps before the Hunter/Jumper classes. entry fee for all exhibitors to enjoy a small equine Also during the Daffodil Dandy, Darrell variety of classes with their small equine lovers. and Shirley Marshall will hand out the partners. For more information about 2017 Year End Awards to high point the LEMHC or to request a premium,Jesse Dales recipients from last show season. Stay contact club President Jeff Lisowski at from I Am tuned for announcements at the show, [email protected]. and be sure to congratulate all winners The Arkansas Miniature Horse Society Ranch in on their hard work. The Marshall family will kick off the 2018 show season with Arizona will also provide a special drawing for a their Diamond Jubilee show on May 12 wooden country picture, which will take through 13 at the Texarkana Fairgrounds. The Southwestern Miniature Horse place on Saturday. This sanctioned event will feature two Club will offer two shows in 2018, On June 8 through 10, the club will host judges and classes for both youth and taking place at the Somervell County the Area V National Show in Glen Rose. adult exhibitors. On Saturday night, Expo Center in Glen Rose, Texas. In preparation for the large turnout AMHS will provide a complimentary By attending both shows, which are anticipated by show staff, the club is dinner of beans and cornbread for scheduled for March 16 through 18 and seeking sponsors to assist with the cost of all attendees to enjoy fellowshipping awards and a pizza social for attendees. with their fellow exhibitors. The club To make a donation, mail a check to welcomes anyone to join AMHS for the club secretary Charity Horne at 1227 annual price of $25 per family. For more30 The Journal • April/May 2018
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Area News Earlier this year, the club visited the three new Facebook pages for carriage Morgan Wonderland Academy, where drivers to connect online. The first,information, visit their website at www. special needs children could interact called “ASPC-AMHR-ASPR Carriagearkansasminiaturehorsesociety.com, or with members’ horses, goats and Driving,” will encourage generalcontact Shelley Huff at 870-917-5796. chickens. Everyone had a fabulous time discussions about carriage driving.The East Texas Miniature Horse Club and seeing the smiles on the students’ Secondly, “Small Pony-VSE Memberswill host their May Madness show at the faces brought much joy to the club of the ASPC/AMHR” is designated forLufkin Expo Center on May 18 through members. Visit the SAAMHC Facebook American Driving Society participants19. The event is scheduled to offer an Page to see additional photos of students and will include posts about officialarray of both AMHR and Pinto classes. enjoying the horses and other animals. ADS drives and shows. Finally, “AllFor more information regarding the For more information about the club’s Things Carriage ASPC/AMHR/club and all future events, please visit upcoming events, contact club president ASPR Members” is a Buy-Sell-Tradetheir website at etmhc.net. Pamela Henry at pamelajphenry@aol. group for carriage driving equipment,The San Antonio Area Miniature com. including clothing, hats, gloves, whips,Horse Club hit the ground running for carriages/carts and harnesses, but notthe 2018 show season as they continue Photos picture horses. The 2018 Carriage Committeepreparations for their show on May 18 left, above and will also sponsor an end-of-year Highthrough 20. JJ Hoyt Management Group below are of Point Award for one Shetland and onewill manage the event, which will invite the SAAMHC visit Miniature driver. All required forms forGyspy and other Feathered Draft horses at Wonderland both these awards are available on thein addition to American Miniatures. Academy AMHR/ASPC website listed with otherClub members are excited to offer this end of year awards and will be due tointeresting twist on the annual show by Karen Shaw has officially taken over the the chair by December 1, 2018.inviting other breeds to participate. This carriage committee, previously called That’s all for this edition! If youyear, the show has also acquired several the ADS committee, following a request love small equine and live in Texas,new vendors who plan to market their from the previous president. Carriage Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansasproducts during the show. driver Bronagh Floyd will serve as the or Louisiana, please submit yourSAAMHC member Carli Carter has Area V representative. Under this new suggestions, news, updates, events andhosted several clinics providing driving management, the group has created activities related to Area V clubs andand in-hand instruction for the club, members to [email protected], 832-with a specific focus on youth members. 574-5811, or my personal FacebookThese Sunday afternoon gatherings account. Until next time, good luckhave provided a pleasurable time in your equine endeavors and Happyof fellowship among members and Trails!produced improvement in horsemanshipskills. This and other similar activities AREA VIpromote the club’s efforts to developlove and respect of horses among youth By Kathleen Zahsin the area, who constitute the future of Greetings, Area Sixers. I’m Kathy Zahs,both the SAAMHC and the miniature your new area liaison. Unlike many ofhorse world as a whole. you who grew up with ponies, I was a city girl who fantasized about someday having a horse. It was not until I was well into adult- hood that I got my first horse, a mini, in 2007. I current- ly have one mini and three ASPR ponies. My mini, Lovey (formally, SBS Confet- ti’s Captivation), has been a wonderful friend and teach- er. I hope to someday return to the show ring with her in the carriage division, but for32 The Journal • April/May 2018
Below: Olaf Edgar Area Newsnow enjoy fun drives and justhanging out (spending timewith her is my major form ofstress relief). My “big ponies”are a mare who decided thatshe would rather be a mamathan a show horse, her two-year-old daughter who I hopeto start showing next year, anda newly-acquired gelding that Iwill be showing this year. In ad-dition to the horses, I also showdogs (Belgian Tervuren). Professionally, Bridget atI am a neuroscientist. I recently left a the Winterresearch and teaching position at the Carnival SleighUniversity of Minnesota to become a and Cutter Festivalbiocuration scientist for an on-line re-search forum focused on Alzheimer’s dis-ease, a position that allows me to workfrom home surrounded by my much hap-pier dogs.As I write this during the first week in everyone else. Don and sons, Justin andMarch, the weather here in Minnesota Darren, and granddaughters, Leah andis teasing us into thinking spring is on Taylor, kept warm in full-length fur coatsthe way. During the day, the snow is and fur hats – they presented a picturemelting and we can go outside without straight out of Dr. Zhivago, inspiringlong underwear, but at night, everything Carrie Rudeen to say that we should drivefreezes again. Despite the snow and our three mini full-sisters as a troika nextice, some intrepid Minnesota club year (I’d be satisfied if we could come upmembers continue to drive their small with a single cutter!). Bridget looked likeequine. At the end of January, Don she stepped out of an episode of LittleRudeen and family and Bridget and House on the Prairie, in a gorgeous andOlaf Edgar brought ponies, minis, and very authentic-looking 19th Centurysleighs to the Winter Carnival Sleigh costume (not that I’m a fashion expert,and Cutter Festival in Woodbury, MN. but I watched a lot of Westerns on TV).Not only did the little horses gamely Mike and Nancy Kohns also bravedkeep up with their much bigger cousins, the cold to admire the beautiful horsesincluding drafts, Norwegian Fjords,and a chilled-looking Saddlebred, but and sleighs.our club members sartorially outshone Still looking back, the Area VI Shetland Pony & Miniature Horse Breeders Association (SP&MHBA) presented its 2017 year- end High Point Awards. All Area VI SP&MHBA member/exhibitors and their horses were eligible, with points earned at Area VI SP&MHBA showsDarren and Leah The Journal • April/May 2018 33
Area News used to determine the winners. Points offered. The South Dakota Miniature with the amount of shedding they are were awarded to each exhibitor/horse Equine Club will host its Spring Thaw all doing. That means show season is combination, and exhibitors could ASPC/AMHR/ASPR show at Swiftel almost here too. be eligible with more than one horse. Center in Brookings, SD on May 19- The RMSPMHC and the NWMHSPA Congratulations to the following: 20; this is a three-judge show. For more are both hosting the first shows in Area Amateur Shetland (3 way tie) - Joe information, contact show manager VIII the same weekend, May 11-13. The Navrat with L & Js Color Me Sazzy Tracey Slagle (tracey_slagle@hotmail. RMSPMHC show will be in Pocatello, and Majestic Farms Skat Daddy, and com). The National Area VI show will ID and the NWMHSPA show will be in Shawna Oltjenbruns with Lil Britches be held in Lincoln, NE, June 1-3; contact Moses Lake, WA. This year’s NWMHC Bag A Jewels; award co-sponsored Jennifer Hoyt for more information Emerald Valley AMHR approved show by Bill & Lauralee Cunningham, ([email protected], 269-209-3784). is scheduled for May 25 at the Oregon Vali Mini Ranch and Bruce & Kathy The All American Miniature Horse Horse Center in Eugene, OR. The Ewalt, Pro-Cut Sharpening. Amateur Club is having a four-judge AMHR mini NWMHC will offer the AMHR western Miniature Under - Jennifer Bynum show at Iowa Equestrian Center, Cedar stock type halter classes, as well as with Breve Cavallo Streeters High Rapids, IA on June 16 - 17. The club will Miniature Horse carriage classes. The Octane, sponsored by Jeff & Paula also be hosting a fun show later in the MWMHSPO will have a show May Ingram/Ingram Miniatures. Amateur year – more information will follow. This 26 in Ogden, UT, with AMHR classes Miniature Over - Jennifer Bynum with same weekend, the Heartland Miniature and Shetland performance classes. Fingland’s Oklahoma Talent, sponsored Horse Club will be hosting a one-day, This year’s Area VIII National Show, by Russ Maas, Outback Training. Youth three-judge AMHR show on June 15 July 6-8 in Spanaway, WA, is hosted by Miniature Under - Kensley Jones with in Hutchinson, Kansas, to be followed the Evergreen Miniature Horse Club. Gold Visions Limerick Dust, sponsored by a three-judge AMHA show on June This club goes all out when hosting the by Shawna Oltjenbruns, Fascination 16-17. The Bluestem Miniature Horse show with a variety of social activities Miniatures. Youth Miniature Over - Club will also be very busy this year, and youth activities for exhibitors. It’s Shelby Timmerman with Mountain hosting an ASPC/AMHR show July 13- definitely a show not to miss. More Meadows Nadir, sponsored by Howard 14 (to be followed by an AMHA show shows in Area VIII are scheduled in Franklin, Franklin Custom Saddles. July 15) and an AMHR show August June, July, August and September in 10. Visit the club’s website, http://www. Washington, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Looking forward, many Area VI bluestemminihorse.com/Events_News. British Columbia. For more information activities are planned for spring and html, for more information. The Tri- about these shows, check out the show summer. The Mid-America Miniature State Miniature Horse and Pony Club schedule on the ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Horse & Pony Sale will be held in is putting on an ASPC/AMHR/ASPR website. It’s wonderful to see a very busy Salina, Kansas on April 21, 2018. show June 29 -July 1 at the Minnesota show season happening in Area VIII. Preview of horses is Friday evening at Equestrian Center in Winona, MN. Congratulations to 2017 Foundation 6:00 pm; tack sells at 10:00 am Saturday Our area will also be home to this year’s Driving Pony of the Year, HHP Belle morning; horses/ponies sell at 1:00 pm National Convention (November 8-10), Starr of Rivenburgh, owned by Philip/ sharp Saturday afternoon. Much new at the Hilton in Omaha, NE. Barbara Keairns, Rathdrum, ID. Also, and used tack is expected, including Thanks to Heather Franklin, Mark congratulations to the many Area harnesses and halters, and the demand Cronin, Amy Price, and Tracey Slagle VIII members and their ponies and for driving horses and for broodmares for sending news. Between work and miniature horses on winning All Star and older mares is reportedly good. dogs, I don’t get to many horse activities, awards in 2017. For further information: e-mail but I’m happy to communicate your Area VIII has much to be proud of and midamericaminiponysale@gmail. news (club events, farm and family 2018 looks to be even better! Don’t forget com, call 785-539-0423, or see the stories, anything else that you would like to check out the Area VIII Enthusiasts Mid-America Mini Horse & Pony Sale to share with fellow horse lovers). You Facebook group. Facebook page (https://www.facebook. can reach me at [email protected] or com/groups/1718270508453291/). 612-308-7061. Judy informed The Journal that this will be her last column. Thank you, Judy, for years of Area VI SP&MHBA is hosting three AREA VIII gathering information and writing the column shows this year: May 12-13 and June for each issue. If you are a member of AreaVIII 9-10 in Salina, Kansas, and July 7-8 By Judy Howard and are nterested in volunteering your time, in McCook, Nebraska. New this year, While the winter weather continues in please email or call the national home office.. Classic Halter classes will be offered in the Northwest, the ponies and horses tell 42” and Under and Over 42” - 46”; us that spring is right around the corner Western Stock Halter classes will also be34 The Journal • April/May 2018
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Poisonous PlantsAnd How to Avoid ThemApril showers bring May flowers…and May weeds. While most fresh poisonous plants do not entice theappetite of horses, walking your pasture to rid it of plantsthat might harm your grazing animals or poisonous plantsthat may end up in their hay bale is important. Here are afew to keep clear of.Ragwort originated in Locoweed. This mayEurope but is continuing to be a slang referencespread in the United States for marijuana, butfrom the Northwest. It is very we are referring tocommon in pastures and along flowering plant thatthe road, so it’s likely you’ve produces swainsoninecome across it many times. It (genera Oxytropisis vital that you ensure your and Astragalus).horse doesn’t eat ragwort, Locoweed is aand you can’t assume that poisonous, leafy plantthey will choose not to eat that often has purple,it. Younger plants can taste white, or silvery tuftsless bitter than mature ones so it is possible that horses may of hair on its stalksconsume ragwort without realizing it. Dried ragwort leaves may and is found acrosstaste less unpleasant but be just as harmful as a living plant as the southwesternwell. Horses may eat it in the field or in hay, making it that much US. Horses may avoidmore important to get rid of all of it. Typically, mature plants locoweed if there are better options available, but it isflower from May to October in the UK and July to September best to remove it entirely.in the US. Dangers: Small amounts of locoweed will result inDangers: Small amounts of Ragwort will most likely not show lethargy and depressive symptoms, but as the toxinsimmediate signs of sickness, but the toxic build up over time progress, horses will become erratic, uncoordinated, andcan cause irreversible liver damage and even total liver failure. even violent. The effects are irreversible and fatal.36 The Journal • April/May 2018
Foxglove is a popular Although this is only a short list and most horses will ornamental plant that avoid poisonous plants because of the undesirable taste, originated in Europe and it is extremely important to know what plants to avoid usually grows 3-4 feet tall for the safety of your horse (and any other animals!) with large, tubular flowers Make sure to stay educated on poisonous plants in your that vary in color from area and be vigilant in pasture management. Also, make white to lavender and sure your horses have adequate, good quality feed so purple after its first season. they won’t eat plants out of hunger or boredom and While it is beautiful to many, know where your hay comes from. It will leave you with it is extremely dangerous to peace of mind and assurance that your horses are eatingall animals. Foxglove is unlikely to be eaten fresh by horses, but healthily and safely.it can be deadly even when dried up in hay. More Harmful PlantsDangers: Foxglove’s high toxicity causes hallucinations,irregular heartbeat, vomiting, dizziness, and sudden death. There are many common yard flowers,Small amounts can be fatal within a few hours. plants and vegetation, including yard clippings, that you should always keepaway from yourAcorns from oak treesare important to be horses. They include:aware of, because horsesmay develop a taste of Weeds: Star-of-Bethlehemthem if allowed. It’s best Onions/garllic Sorghum/to keep horses away from Ground ivy Sudangrassoak trees and remain Milkweedvigilant in keep nearby Bracken fern Yellow sweet cloverareas clear of acorns in Cocklebur Blue-green algaeautumn. Horsetail? bouncing bet White snakeroot/ LarkspurDangers: A few acorns are unlikely to cause any sickness, but Mayapplelarge quantities will cause colic and damage to the kidneys. Soap Weed Skunk cabbage St. Johns wort Water Hemlock. Since the poisoning Trees: Horse Chestnet of Socrates, hemlock Black Walnut Boxwood is synonymous with Red Maple Holly death. Therefore, having Cherry hemlock in the name is Plum kind of a dead giveaway (see what I did there?). Ornamentals: Water hemlock is a Azaleas Lily of the valley relative of the poisonous hemlock plant but the Amaryllis Hyacinthtwo are very different plants and each cause different typesof poisoning. Water Hemlock is the most violently toxic plant Poppy Wisteriathat grows in North American according to USDA. It is a tall,thin stalked plant with toothed leaves and white flowers that Carnation Trumpet vinebloom in late spring/early summer. Often found in wetlands,wet pastures, and by streams, the roots are palatable (and Oleander Clematispoisonous) and may be exposed after plowing or when animalstramp streambeds. Tulips Bleeding heartDangers: The entire plant is poisonous and can cause death Day lilies Dutchman’swithin 30 minutes, but the poison is mostly found in thetubers. The leaves and stems lose most of their toxicity as Hydrangea breechesthey mature but the green seed heads are still poisonous.Convulsions, tremors, and breathing difficulties will occur Morning glory English ivyalmost immediately. Horses can be killed by as little as 8ounces, so it must be avoided at all cost. Iris Lupine Daffodil Privet More information on poisonous and deadly plants 37 can be found here: https://www.aspca.org/pet- care/animal-poison-control/horse-plant-list The Journal • April/May 2018
Wintry Residue By John R. KillackyThe pony and I are having a hard time. She’s been and on task in both directions. Not so when I drive by pulling me in a cart for seven years now. Out of myself, her disruptions continue and my frustration nowhere she’s gotten anxious and persnickety, builds – it’s just not fun. I like working through problemsnot wanting to go full circle in a clockwise direction. and making progress in training, but feel a bit helplessCounter clockwise is no problem. Reversing directions, and stuck.she shies and crow-hops sideways – dangerous for me as My coach notices that clockwise, she is not movingwell as others in the indoor training arena. It’s as if she’s forward straight between the shafts and leans into herforgotten how to do her job. left shoulder. I work to correct this on the ground asNothing seems to be wrong physically: her feet are fine, well as in the cart. Small micro-calibrations focus onno abscesses, and her teeth check out. No issues with strengthening and straightening.the fit of her bit and harness equipment either. While Some days, progress is made, other times, she isthe Vermont winter has been a mild one, perhaps she’s discombobulated. Here, I try to stay calm, ending withjust a bit stir crazy from being stall bound for so many success. Small victories are important. Although, asmonths. her misbehavior lingers, I am at a loss as to what to do. It’s important not to carry over anxiety from one It’s important not to carry over session to the next. All too often we trigger our animals anxiety from one session to the unknowingly, as equines are extremely empathetic. next. All too often we trigger our I’m hoping all of this is just a seasonal wintry residue. animals unknowingly, as equines Spring can’t come soon enough, before the horses are are extremely empathetic outdoors in their pastures every day, working off pent up energy. Until then, patience and persistence must prevail.Others at the barn are also having performance issues. Barn issues are no different than life issues. Tomorrow IOne teen rider saddled up, but knew something was not plan to return and begin again.right. “I feel like I am riding a volcano,” she called out. John R. Killacky is executive director of the Flynn Center for theSeconds later, she was thrown from her over-excited Performing Arts in Burlington.horse. Another older rider was about to mount, whenher horse reared. She wisely decided to lunge the animalon a long line and not get in the saddle that day. Evan asthe thermostat warms, my equestrian friends and I mustbe patient and carefully warm up the animals.Driver error could be setting the pony off stride, so Ibring in my trainer. With him, the pony is well behaved38 The Journal • April/May 2018
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AMHR SweepstakesSubmitted Jean Barnhill RudickAn incredible 2018 AMHR Stallion Sweepstakes Auction participated – stallion owners and bidders – for making thisis now history….and the Sweepstakes classes at the 2019 such an exciting year!Nationals should be exciting! Forty four stallions were All of the stallions, their information and winning bids, cannominated….44 stunningly beautiful stallions. And there be seen on our website at www.amhrstallionsweepstakes.com.was something for everyone…a couple were triple ASPC/ For more information, complete rules, forms and informationAMHR/AMHA, some were AMHR, and some were ASPC/ on past Sweepstakes Auctions, please go to the website listedAMHR. Overs and Unders. Hall of Famers and some that above. And if any questions, don’t hesitate to contact mewere just starting to make a name for themselves. at [email protected] or 612/210-7187. Jean BarnhillOver $25,200 will be available for payouts at those 2019 Rudick.classes! That means that first place in each of the 2 classeswill take home approximately $3,000, and the sires of those PHOTO OF LITTLE KINGS IN DEMAND HEREfirst place foals will each earn approximately $1,200! But High-Selling Stallion - Little Kings In Demand (HOF)more exciting than those payouts was the last minute bidding, owned by Danielle & Brian Hillwhich got pretty heated. purchased by James WalshCongratulations to Danielle Hill of Clayton Delaware, ownerof the top selling stallion, Little Kings In Demand, and toJames Walsh of Tuscarora Maryland, winning bidder at theamount of $2,200!There were two stallions where the winning bid for thebreeding was $1,000. One was McCarthy’s Jesse JamesOf Rivenburgh, owned by Aimee Davis of Chino HillsCalifornia and purchased by Erin Henson of ReddingCalifornia. The other was RHA Unique Candyman, ownedby Pamela Walsh of Tuscarora Maryland and purchased byLinda Kint of Mifflintown Pennsylvania. There were quite afew others that were close behind that. Thank you to all whoFoundation CommitteeSubmitted Phyllis Hopwood The Foundation Committee is still concerned about how help educate judges regarding the foundation pony and what the foundation ponies are being judged at shows; therefore it should look like. we are still seeking pictures of foundation ponies to present In the Foundation Committee meeting at Convention, we to the judges committee for training. Amber Kildow, the asked the members in attendance if they would like to see the Judges Committee chair, has asked that we provide her with A’s and B’s put back on the Shetland papers. Almost all of the pictures of foundation ponies that she can use in the judges members present said yes. We have submitted a proposal to clinics. She requested that the pictures not be of ponies that be presented at the 2018 Convention in Omaha, Nebraska. are currently in the show ring. We would appreciate any We also put in a proposal to add the gold seal back onto the pictures that you can send to the Foundation Committee foundation papers. We are requesting that if you support so we can put together a picture presentation to send to the this to send us your name, address and membership number judges committee. The pictures do not have to be show so we can develop a list to show support for this proposal. pictures but pictures that show the conformation and type This is a way if you can’t be at convention, you can have that meet the breed standard as presented in our rule book. input on an item that you are in support of having happen. We would like to have pictures that both represent halter Again, you can send you name and support to Lois Hallberg and performance for foundation ponies. You can email at [email protected], or Phyllis Hopwood at hopwood@ the pictures to Lois Hallberg at [email protected] or Phyllis mainstaycomm.net, or Julie Maybe at [email protected], Hopwood at [email protected]. The judges or Donna Norcross at [email protected]. committee is also putting together a video which also should40 The Journal • April/May 2018
Briarwood Breeding Stock and Show Prospect Offerings (Pictures Available Upon Request)•Stables • Briarwood Time to Party (15816) • Bay 10 year old mare (45”). Shown successfully in halter and as pleasure driving pony. Show or brood mare prospect. Sired by RFP Unlike Other Times. • Grassmere’s Lil’ Parading Showman (161515) • DNA certified Homozygous Tobiano 10 year old under stallion (40”); Proven sire of modern and modern pleasure futurity foals. (Sale or Lease) • Briarwood Sir Prize (165392) • Bay pinto 4 year old gelding; Shown successfully as yearling; Great potential as under halter and driving show pony.CUSTOM-MADE SPINDLE BACK CARRIAGE – Never hitched – Pony or Over Miniature Size.FSOARLE CUSMTAODME! Briarwood Stables • 150 Virginia Drive • Richmond • KY 40475Contact: Stephen Henderson by phone 859-625-8887 or e-mail: [email protected] The Journal • April/May 2018 41
Super Gelding CommitteeSubmitted by Keri Kinghorn, Committee ChairThank you to everyone who has continually supported the for more information. He will be raffled at Congress justSuper Gelding program! We announced our 2017 winners and like last year. Cherryville Rambo’s Merle, born 04/22/16,there was a huge selection of fantastic geldings! The winners ASPC# 167306, Foundation certified. Our program is awill be receiving 80% of the entry pot of their division as self funded program and we rely on wonderful donationswell as a fun brag sheet to wear at all the shows. Entry forms such as Merle. Watch for more information on FB. Ticketsand instructions can be found on the National website under will be $20 and you can reach out to me or any committeeSuper Geldings. We are SUPER excited to announce another member to purchase. Once again...congratulations to ourraffle gelding! Cherryville Farms has graciously donated 2017 winners and THANK YOU to the Cherry’s for theiranother gelding! We can not thank them enough! Stay tuned 2018 raffle gelding!International CommitteeSubmitted by Eric Tani, Committee ChairThe International committee is excited for the upcoming Nationals, to purchase the National show ribbons locally,2018 show season and the European National show. The saving international shipping costs and custom hassles.committee is working closely with the ASPC to further the The request was unanimously approved. We appreciate ourinterest and growth of our international members. Our members across the pond and across the boarder and areinternational memberships are up from the previous year working hard to better their Equine experience today and inand they continue to grow. The committee will continue the near future.to work closely with the Judges and Stewards committeesto help try to ease the expense of their local shows and the The Committee and ASPC, Inc. wish youEuropean Nationals. During the Spring Board meeting, the the best of luck in 2018!Board acted on a request from the committee regarding anapplication from the AMHF, the club hosting the EuropeanUSEF UpdateSubmitted by Sandy Croote, Committee ChairA phone conference was held on March 14, 2018. The a few, the goal is to make a standardized template so thattopic of discussion was how to set up a template for USEF a new applicant, or seasoned judge can easily review theofficials. This will be a forward step for our judges who hold requirements. ASPC will be asked in the next few months tomulti cards in USEF. fill out the template and be added to the list. Even though ourUSEF is looking for each breed to use the new template to requirements are spelled out in the USEF rulebook they arestate the requirements to get a small “r” as a judge, how to asking each club to update a template to help with the newmaintain a licences, and finally, the steps for promotion. database transition. With so many affiliates (150+), USEF has found that with I urge our youth to join the Lettering Program. It is FREEslight adjustments, many of the requirements are similar. to join and you will earn rewards by just logging time spentWhether it be the number of recommendations, required working with your equine. You will also earn credit for horseapprenticeships, continuing education (for our judges, that showing at any show (it doesn’t have to be USEF). Each yearwould be attending a clinic every 3 years to maintain their is a new year and awards are given each year to 5th - 12thlicense), application, testing process, and references, to name graders. A fun way to earn recognition!42 The Journal • April/May 2018
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Carriage Committee UpdateSubmitted by Karen Shaw, Committee ChairHappy Spring Carriage Drivers! Spring always brings a fresh Featured Carriage Driver - Marchnew start for everyone and will be with the 2018 Carriagecommittee. We receive a new name at the beginning of this Jo Ann Murryear so we retired the old ADS name. Our main focus as acommittee is on YOU the ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Carriage Hello, my name is Jo Ann Murr from Area 2 and this isDriver. Your new committee members are all carriage drivers my eight year old driving gelding, Philia Cruisers Cavalier.of the ASPC/AMHR. You will recognize many of them as I started carriage driving approximately five years ago andthey help support the carriage classes at the local level as participate in many types of carriage driving venues. Thosewell as participate at Congress and the AMHR Miniature included pleasure driving shows, clinics, driving trials andNationals. Your 2018 Carriage Committee Members : Are combined driving events. I also attend the National Drive1-Amanda Cervini, Area 2-Pam Christopher, Area 3-Beth each year. Here in Area 2 there has been little opportunityBooker, Area 4-Jamie Sweeney, Area 5-Bronagh Floyd, for AMHR carriage driving in our area, but happy to hearArea 6-Kim Janousek, Area 7 & Director-Julie Mabie , this may soon be improving.Area 8-Karen Drake, and from Area 5-Karen Shaw as the Carriage driving has brought great joy and gratification tocommittee chair. my life. My favorite times are spent trail driving with myThe Carriage committee has been hard at work behind friends and another great aspect of carriage driving it hasthe scenes working with show managers, clubs and show helped me improve my reinsmanship skills. Most of all it hassecretaries getting the basic carriage driving classes (Classic helped me develop a better relationship and understandingCarriage Driving & Stakes, AMHR Carriage Driving & of my equine partner. Lastly, carriage driving has providedStakes) added to many of these show’s line-up. So far the the opportunity to meet a great group of great people whoresponse has been great but we need YOU the carriage want nothing more than to promote carriage driving. VSE’sdriver to now go and support these shows. Most are willing (Very Small Equine) are incredible animals. Get out thereto add more classes and you may have to sponsor the class and have some fun! Drive On AMHR!to get if off the ground. Even though you might be the onlydriver this year or even next just by participating will garnerinterest and add new carriage drivers in the future. I haveheard from some of the show managers so start watchingthe ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Facebook page and your NEWASPC/AMHR/ASPR Carriage Driving Facebook page.Speaking of our new Facebook page….in just a short time wehave over 100+ members who have joined. Go take a lookat the beautiful pictures of carriages, and what the ASPC/AMHR Carriage members are talking about.The Carriage Committee is sponsoring a 2018 End of YearAward for the High Point Carriage Driver in the MiniatureDivision and a High Point Carriage Driver in the ShetlandDivision. All committee members have a copy of the formand the rule and will have a copy up on the ASPC/AMHRRegistry Website. This will be the first time offered this yearand we hope to build on it to honor more carriage drivers.You list all of the shows you attended and what carriageclasses you drove in. You may attach a copy of your horse’sperformance record as well.Till next time…Happy Driving Join Us On Facebook! ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Carriage Driving - general discussion on carriage driving All Things Carriage ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Members - Buy, Sell Trade page for carriage and carriage related products (no horses)44 The Journal • April/May 2018
Ap18_PJ_CentrlStPnyAssc:Layout 1 3/23/18 5:30 PM Page 1Central States Pony Association Invites You to the 2018 Four Star Event Show One of the longest running shows in the ASPC/AMHRJune 15, 16, 17 • Gordyville Arena • Gifford, IL Judges: Burton Keefer & Sandra Croote ~ Steward: Roger Daulton Show Manager: Merry Wicke, IL Site of official Ringside Apprentice Judging for ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Including popular annual features ....Welcome Hot Dog Dinner on Friday, CSPA’s Crowd-pleasing Exhibitors Dinner on Saturday, Family Games, Special Awards and More Creative Silent Auction Baskets benefitting annual scholarship fund Morning rolls & fruit by Excaliber Stable ~ Daily coffee by Brush Creek ShetlandsFor Information: Merry Wicke • 815-476-2593 or 815-573-8007 • [email protected] Show bills available by mail on request. ASPC/AMHR/ASPR Sanctioned www.centralstatesponyassociation.com & on Facebook The Journal • April/May 2018 45
2017 All Stars 112. Classic Gelding-2 Years Old-44.5” & 124. Classic Broodmare (Wet) - 3 & Older - Under 46” & Under 2017 All Stars 1 E WS PISTOL PACKIN CHARLIE, 165741, 1 T HUNDER-RIDGE’S WELCOME TO MY ASPC & ASPR Division Chesa Henkel, NE WORLD, 161442, Matt or Ferin Johnson, NC101. Classic Model Stallion - 2 Year Old & 2 D EVEN CREEK SPF BET N ON LOVE, 165884, 2 RHAPSODY’S LITTLE ANGEL, 153222, Gabri-Older - 46” & Under1 J ORDAN’S DOC FRAIZER, 165144, Marian or Michael P Huston Jr, NE ella or Rhonda Giachetto, IL 2 C OMFERTS BEST DRESSED ROCKET, 125. Classic Mare-Senior Champion William J or Linda Jordan, OH & Reserve-46” & Under2 S OUNDVIEW’S DREAM ON, 163440, 165872, Marsha Dowell, FL 1 P .P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN, 159002, 2 SOUNDVIEW’S SPECIAL EDITION, 165788, Sandra Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD Connie or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox, MI102. Classic Senior Stallion - Susan Haden, SD 2 J HK ROCK E FASHION, 165271,3 Years & Older - 46” & Under 114. Classic Gelding-Yearling-43” & Under1 J ORDAN’S DOC FRAIZER, 165144, 1 L AZY FOX FARM SWEENEY TODD, 166482, Trent Peterson, WY 126. Classic Mare-Junior Champion William J or Linda Jordan, OH Briannah or Nicole Vreeland, FL & Reserve-44.5” & Under2 S TAR STRUCK HERSHEY’S HOT CHOCOLATE, 2 F PF DISASTER’S CLASS ACT, 167338, Judy 1 RHA HIDE YOUR CRAZY, 166613, 162982, Kristen Clark & Tiffany Atchley, ID Middleton, FL Robert or Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD103. Classic Stallion - 2 Years Old - 115. Classic Gelding-Senior Champion & 2 H LC’S ELEGANT PAINTED PATCHES, 165605,44.5” & Under Reserve-46” & Under1 MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, 1 CH DAN, 164760, Julie Kimmey, MT Sue or Matt Clark, OK 2 PICK POCKET’S JUANDY’S ILLUSION, 127. Classic Mare-Grand Champion & Re- Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS serve-46” & Under2 ERICA’S TALK OF WALL STREET, 165960, 161672, Judy Middleton, FL 1 R HA HIDE YOUR CRAZY, 166613, Robert or 116. Classic Gelding-Junior Champion & Wayne Davis, UT Reserve-44.5” & Under Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD104. Classic Junior Stallion - 2 Years & 1 EWS PISTOL PACKIN CHARLIE, 165741, 2 RHA UNIQUE ARABESQUE, 166610, Robert orYounger - 44.5” & Under1 RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Chesa Henkel, NE Pamela Walsh, MD 2 L AZY FOX FARM SWEENEY TODD, 166482, 131. Classic Mare & Foal of Current Year - Robert or Pamela Walsh, MD 46” & Under2 TEBO ROYAL RUMBLE, 167189, Briannah or Nicole Vreeland, FL 1 DBL. W WIN FARMS STEP ASIDE BOYS, 117. Classic Gelding-Grand Champion Pamela Bailey, UT & Reserve-46” & Under 163963, Sandra Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD105. Classic Stallion-Yearling-43” & Under 1 CH DAN, 164760, Julie Kimmey, MT 2 F IDDLESTIX SILVER PANDEMONIUM, 158167,1 RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, 2 PICK POCKET’S JUANDY’S ILLUSION, Janice Bryant, GA Robert or Pamela Walsh, MD 161672, Judy Middleton, FL 132. Classic Get of Sire - 46” & Under2 W A-FULL UNIQUE KNIGHT RIDER, 166795, 118. Classic Model Mare- 1 W A-FULL UNIQUE TOM THE BUILDER, 2 Years Old & Older-46” & Under Tiffany Atchley, UT 1 J ORDAN’S RUMOR HAS IT, 162915, Michelle 161303, Robert or Pamela Walsh, MD106. Classic Stallion-Foal of Current Year-40” 2 R HAPSODY’S MAJESTIC REIGN, 158283,& Under or Linda K Jordan, OH1 DAKOTA BAY SERENADE, 168084, Dennis or 2 S MHC’S JUST A PRETTY DANCER, 167590, Cindy or John Cherry, TX 133. Classic Produce of Dam - 46” & Under Joyce Scott, SD Shawn Cline or Sandra Simianer, SD 1 RIVERSTONE’S RAVEN RHYTHM, 154557,2 RHA TROU LEE TODDY, 167660, Robert or 119. Classic Senior Mare-3 Years & Older-46” & Under Cindy Cherry, TX Pamela Walsh, MD 1 P.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN, 159002, Connie 2 E WS UNIQUE BLUE JAM, 160872, Robert or107. Classic Stallion-Senior Champion &Reserve-46” & Under or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox, MI Pamela Walsh, MD1 JORDAN’S DOC FRAIZER, 165144, 2 JORDAN’S RUMOR HAS IT, 162915, Michelle 134. Classic Aged Stallion-5 Years and Older - 46” & Under William J or Linda Jordan, OH or Linda K Jordan, OH 1 W ILK. SPARKS IN THE WIND, 159538, Brian2 S TAR STRUCK HERSHEY’S HOT CHOCOLATE, 120. Classic Junior Mare- 2 Years & Younger-44.5” & Under or Tracey Slagle, NE 162982, Kristen Clark & Tiffany Atchley, ID 1 R HA UNIQUE ARABESQUE, 166610, Robert or 2 VERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS DOUBLE TAKE,108. Classic Stallion-Junior Champion & Re-serve-44.5” & Under Pamela Walsh, MD 160785, Della Goodman, IL1 R HA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Robert 2 R HA HIDE YOUR CRAZY, 166613, Robert or 2 BEER MONEY, 164438, Erica Killion, AR 135. Classic Aged Stallion - 3 & 4 Year Old - or Pamela Walsh, MD Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD 46” & Under2 RHA HOT TO TROT, 165997, Taylor Kirk, TX 121. Classic Mare-2 Year Old-44.5” & Under 1 MODERN HERSHEYS SPIRIT, 163759,109. Classic Stallion-Grand Champion & 1 H LC’S ELEGANT PAINTED PATCHES, 165605,Reserve-46” & Under Brooke Smith, TX1 RHA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Robert Sue or Matt Clark, OK 1 V ERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS ROCK E ROAD, 2 C H UPTOWN GIRL, 165837, Cheryl or Carey or Pamela Walsh, MD 164583, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS2 STAR STRUCK HERSHEY’S HOT CHOCOLATE, P. Hausman, DVM, MT 1 C HERRYVILLE MAJIC’S WITCH DOCTOR, 122. Classic Mare-Yearling-43” & Under 162982, Kristen Clark & Tiffany Atchley, ID 1 R HA HIDE YOUR CRAZY, 166613, Robert or 163655, Cindy Cherry, TX110. Classic Gelding Any Age-46” & Under 136. Classic Aged Gelding - 5 Years & Older -1 RHA CAPTIVATING CHAOS, 161759, Desiree Pamela Walsh or Linda Kint, MD 46” & Under 2 RHA UNIQUE ARABESQUE, 166610, Robert or 1 M AJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, Wallace, ON2 O ZARK MTNS BLACK NIGHTHAWK, 164748, Pamela Walsh, MD 161594, Dinah C or Larry A Peevy, GA 123. Classic Mare Foal of Current Year- 1 RHAPSODY’S RED CLOUD, 157829, Suzanne Marsha Dowell, FL 40” & Under111. Classic Senior Gelding- 1 C ROSS COUNTRY FOXY LADY, 168124, or Kelly Robinson, KY3 Years & Older-46” & Under 137. Classic Aged Gelding - 3 & 4 Year Old -1 CH DAN, 164760, Julie Kimmey, MT Belinda Bagby, AR 46” & Under2 P ICK POCKET’S JUANDY’S ILLUSION, 2 LILAC HILLS KENOS ARIA, 167708, 1 JAMES BOND, 163708, Michael Herron, IA 1 B ANDIDOS MILLION DOLLAR HARLEY, 161672, Judy Middleton, FL Toni Reece or Daniell or Brian Hill, DE 165087, Amy or Nicole Trumpler, ON46 The Journal • April/May 2018
138. Classic Aged Mare - 5 Years & Older - Sandra Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD 2017 All Stars46” & Under 2ERL THE WAY WE ROLL, 164596,1 DOUBLE K’S SHE’S A SASSY KID, 162766, 148. Classic Mare Halter - Amateur Owned & Hailey Bonnett, FL Shown - 46” & Under Landin Doner or Kimberly McCabe, OH 144. Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 7 1 P.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN, 159002, Connie1 P .P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN, 159002, Years & Younger, 46” & Under 1O ZARK MTNS GOLDEN BUCK HUNTER, or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox, MI Connie or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox, MI 2 W IND FLIGHT KING’S FERRARI, 166752, 160708, Lisa Caldwell or Marie Bierman or139. Classic Aged Mare - 3 & 4 Year Old - 46” Sherri Jolliff, AR Greg or Paula McClanahan, TX& Under 2 U NTOLD GOLD EGF, 166382, 149. Classic Gelding Halter - Amateur Owned1 WSS FIRECRACKER’S LADY HAWK, 164625, Jac-Lynn Tyler, WI & Shown - 46” & Under 2 JAMES BOND, 163708, Michael Herron, IA 1 P FP STAR LORD, 164633, Connie or Alyssa or Wm or L or M or K or J Sanders or J Yelton, IL 145. Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 8-121 S TAR STRUCK HERSHEY’S SWEET DREAMS, Years, 46” & Under Kimberly Fox, MI 1 O ZARK MTNS GOLDEN BUCK HUNTER, 2 C OMFERTS SMOKIN JOE, 167088, Dena 165280, Stacy Sachen, UT 160708, Lisa Caldwell or Marie Bierman or140. Classic Gelding Halter-Owned, Bred & Sherri Jolliff, AR Worthington, MIShown by Exhibitor - 46” & Under 2 K ’S TODAY’S CLASS ACT, 157282, Sandra 150. Classic Herd of Four - 46” & Under1 S TRASSLEIN BUILDERS THE JOKER, 167066, Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD 1 W ILLOWLAWN’S ALLEE, 155559, Jim Lyme, 2 J HK NATIONAL BEAUT E GIRL, 165433, Stacy Lisa Strassle, OK Sachen, UT OH2 ERICA’S DON’T GIVE A RIP, 164644, Erica 146. Classic Youth Halter Mare/Gelding, 13-17 1 W ILLOWLAWN’S CELEBRATION, 161688, Years, 46” & Under Killion, AR 1 M AJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, Linda Archey, OH141. Classic Mare Halter-Owned, Bred & 161594, Dinah C or Larry A Peevy, GA 1 W ILLOWLAWN’S CLASSICAL SONG, 161763,Shown by Exh.-46” & Under 2 K’S TODAY’S CLASS ACT, 157282, Sandra1 L&J’S RHAPSODY’S MISS SANGRIA, 165477, Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD Rhonda Roach, OH 2 CROSS COUNTRY ROCKET QUEEN, 164520, 1 W ILLOWLAWN’S HART BREAKER, 167899, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Rebecca Calkins, KY2 SILVER GALAXY’S EBONY STAR, 165508, 147. Classic Stallion Halter - Amateur Owned Esther Marie Stroud, OH & Shown - 46” & Und. 152. Classic Multi-Color Stallion, Mare or Virginia Erickson, UT 1 R HA UNIQUE TOM CAT OK, 166503, Robert Gelding-46” & Under142. Classic Stallion Halter-Owned, Bred & or Pamela Walsh, MD 1 SOUNDVIEW’S DREAM ON, 163440, SandraShown by Exh.-46” & Under 2 MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa1 L&J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665, R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Simianer & Shawn Cline, SD 2 SMHC’S JUST A PRETTY DANCER, 167590, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS2 E RICA’S TROTTERS CAN’T TRUMP ME, Shawn Cline or Sandra Simianer, SD 153. Classic Solid Color Stallion, Mare or 166671, Erica Killion, AR Gelding-46” & Under143. Classic Model Gelding-2 Years Old & 1 WA-FULL KID’S CRESCENT ZOE, 154888,Older-46” & Under1 K’S TODAY’S CLASS ACT, 157282, Kristina and Kelsey Dahl, MN 2 T OPS ROYAL TIFFANY, 167183, Susan Kay Burgess, TX The Journal • April/May 2018 47
2017 All Stars 168. Classic Amateur Halter Mare, 42” & 180. Classic Gelding Yearling, 37” & Under Under CONGRESS ONLY154. Classic COOL Halter - Mare/Gelding - 1 C HERRYVILLE MAJIC’S PATSY, 166762, 1 S TRASSLEIN BUILDERS THE JOKER, 167066,Any Age, 46” & Under1 RHAPSODY’S RED CLOUD, 157829, Elizabeth or Taylor Kirk, TX Lisa Strassle, OK 2 MIMINIS POWER OF E MOTION, 167418, 2 RHA TROU DEVILS RIOT, 166505, Natalie Suzanne or Kelly Robinson, KY2 SNOWBERRY FARM’S CHEAP TRICK, 162770, Connie or Tara Goff, TX Phillips or Robert Walsh, OH 169. Classic Amateur Halter Stallion, Over 201. Classic Stallion 3 Years Old & Older - Cynthia or Lauren Faas, IA 42” - 46” Over 42” - 46”156. Classic Youth Halter, Mare/Gelding, 1 M AJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa 1 S TAR VALLEYS VICTORIOUS, 164808,17 Years & Younger1 CROSS COUNTRY I’M ON FIRE, 165674, R or Daniel J Navrat, KS Margaret Cahill, WA 2 FANTASIA FARMS WILLOW BAY SPECIAL, 1 G REEN CREEK GAMBLERS LORENZO, Marcia LaMunyon, OK1 M ICHIGAN’S X BOX, 164148, Tracy and 159396, Ashley or Annelle Johnson, TX 165072, Julie Forsyth, FL 170. Classic Amateur Halter Gelding, Over 202. Classic Stallion 3 Years Old & Older - Brooke Wood, TX 42”- 46” 42” & Under157. Classic Gelding Foal of Current Year, 1 WONMORE RB’S HEAD TURNER, 146283, 1 J HK NATIONAL ROCK E THIS CANDY, 165780,40” & Under1 COMFERTS HEZA SH-BOOM, 167833, Amy Reed, DE Justin or Colleen Rutledge, FL 171. Classic Amateur Halter Mare, 1 R OYAL TEXAS TONKA, 163338, Donna Heather Nunemacher, IN Over 42” - 46”159. Classic Stallion - Amateur Owned & 1 L&J’S COLOR ME SAZZY, 165866, Lisa R or Norcross, IAShown, Under 1 G REEN CREEK GAMBLERS LORENZO,1 STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX Daniel J Navrat, KS2 E RICA’S TROTTERS CAN’T TRUMP ME, 2 BAGPIPE FLATS FREAKIN OUT, 166058, Amy 165072, Julie Forsyth, FL 1 SHINE ON O.K., 158376, 166671, Erica Killion, AR Dirkse or Kathleen Robertson, TX160. Classic Mare - Amateur Owned & Shown, 172. Classic Aged Stallion, 3 years & Older, Jennifer Brown-Ostler, WA42” & Under 39” & Under 203. Classic Stallion Senior Champion &1 STRASSLEIN UNDENIABLY BRANDY, 166995, 1 L ITTLE KINGS IN DEMAND, 165052, Brian or Reserve - Over 42”-46” 1 BEER MONEY, 164438, Erica Killion, AR Lisa Strassle, OK Danielle Hill or Tina Fisseler, DE 2 MODERN HERSHEYS SPIRIT, 163759, Brooke2 RHA UNIQUE ARABESQUE, 166610, Robert 2 R HAPSODY’S DANCE ON HEIR, 164929, Smith, TX or Pamela Walsh, MD Stacy Sachen, UT 204. Classic Stallion Senior Champion &2 M ARYSTOWN CHARMING FAITH, 166355, 173. Classic Stallion 2 Years Old, 38” & Under Reserve - 42” & Under 1 J USTIFIED AN, 165585, Katherine or Charles 1 L ITTLE KINGS IN DEMAND, 165052, Brian or Connie Goff, TX161. Classic Gelding Amateur Owned & Snyder, MD Danielle Hill or Tina Fisseler, DEShown, 42” & Under 2 W A-FULL UNIQUE REGALO, 165857, Larry or 2 VERMILYEA FARM HERSHEYS DOUBLE TAKE,1 M ARYSTOWN CHA CHA CHARMER, 165756, Debbie Thomas, TX 160785, Della Goodman, IL Connie or Tara Goff, TX 174. Classic Stallion Yearling, 37” & Under 205. Classic Stallion 2 Years Old -2 C HERRYVILLE MAJIC’S BENTLEY, 165484, 1 RHA HELLO DARKNESS OK, 166504, Vicki Over 41” - 44.5” 1 MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa Greg McClanahan, TX Almay, NC162. Classic Stallion - Amateur Owned & 2 MCCARTHY’S UNIQUE TUFFY, 166887, Ed- R or Daniel J Navrat, KSShown, Over 42-46” 2 RHA HOT TO TROT, 165997, Taylor Kirk, TX1 MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa ward McCarthy II, NY 206. Classic Stallion 2 Years Old - 41” & Under 175. Classic Aged Mare, 3 Years & Older, 39” 1 E RICA’S TALK OF WALL STREET, 165960, R or Daniel J Navrat, KS & Under CONGRESS ONLY2 RHA HOT TO TROT, 165997, Taylor Kirk, TX 1 JHK NATIONAL BEAUT E GIRL, 165433, Stacy Wayne Davis, UT163. Classic Mare - Amateur Owned & Shown, 2 WIND FLIGHT’S KING OF WHIMSY, 165727,Over 42-46” Sachen, UT1 DBL.W WIN FARMS YA WANNA DANCE, 2 AMORE DIAMOND EDITION FERRARI, Diane Teague, TX 2 STARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 163962, Lois Welter or Dr. JW Hallberg, MI 163578, Donna Thompson or Jeannie Mizell, 207. Classic Stallion 1 Year Old -2 P.P.S. LOOK WHO’S HOOKIN, 159002, Con- MI Over 40” - 43” 176. Classic Mare 2 Years Old, 38” & Under 1 T F HERSHEY’S FOR PLEASURE, 166920, Tina nie or Alyssa or Kimberly Fox, MI CONGRESS ONLY164. Classic Gelding - Amateur Owned & 1 CHERRYVILLE MAJIC’S FANTASIA, 165478, Fisseler, NLShown, Over 42”-46” Cindy or John Cherry, TX 2 THISTLE RIDGE D SOUTHPAW, 166979, Brian1 M AJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 2 SMHC’S WILDFIRE, 166117, Todd Ohl, OH 177. Classic Mare Yearling, 37” & Under Morgan, IA 161594, Dinah C or Larry A Peevy, GA 1 C OMFERTS NIGHT BEACON, 166814, Stacy 208. Classic Stallion 1 Year Old - 40” & Under2 S ILVER MEADOWS EXECUTIVE DECISION, Sachen, UT 1 MERCEDES KING OF THE STARS, 166973, 2 M ARYSTOWN CHARMERS COVER GIRL, 162779, Jean Haines, NC 166881, Della Goodman, IL Cynthia Kanzler, WA166. Classic Amateur Halter Stallion, 42” & 178. Classic Gelding 3 Years & Older, 39” & 2 L&J’S ROCKIN THE MIDAS TOUCH, 166665,Under Under CONGRESS ONLY1 S TARS CALVARY, 165614, Debra Glosser, TX 1 BUCKEYE WCF PAPOSO IM ON FIRE, 157379, Lisa R or Daniel J Navrat, KS2 TOPS ROYAL HONOR, 166571, Susan Kay or Natalie Phillips, OH 2 FAIRWINDS SANGRE DE CRISTO, 166653, 2 BANDIDOS LOCKED N LOADED, 164449, Clyde W Burgess, TX Lauren Block, ON Leesa Conley, OK2 C HERRYVILLE MAJIC’S MCGRAW, 166764, 179. Classic Gelding 2 Years Old, 38” & Under 209. Classic Stallion Junior Champion & CONGRESS ONLY Reserve - Over 41” - 44.5” Dannie Jackson or Elizabeth Kirk, TX 1 MARYSTOWN CHA CHA CHARMER, 165756, 1 MAJESTIC FARM SKAT DADDY, 165513, Lisa167. Classic Amateur Halter Gelding, Connie or Tara Goff, TX42” & Under 2 E RICA’S TROTTERS IKONIC, 165962, Landin R or Daniel J Navrat, KS1 L AZY FOX FARM SWEENEY TODD, 166482, Doner or Megan Mahoney, OH 2 TF HERSHEY’S FOR PLEASURE, 166920, Tina Briannah or Nicole Vreeland, FL Fisseler, NL2 MAJESTIC FARM SINGING THE BLUES, 210. Classic Stallion Junior Champion & Reserve - 41” & Under 161594, Dinah C or Larry A Peevy, GA 1 ERICA’S TALK OF WALL STREET, 165960, Wayne Davis, UT48 The Journal • April/May 2018
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