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CONTENTS Volume 52, No. 5 Issue 1

Cover Story: Andre AN—Captivating Arabian Horse Lovers by Colleen Scott

4AWPA

Hitting The Jackpot! LMB Khold Hard Khash by Catherine Cole Ferandelli

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The Arabian Western Pleasure Association

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2022 AWPA Enrolled Stallions

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Monaco Jullyen V: The Legacy Of A King by Merrick Miller

A Lifetime With Arabians—My 10 Commandments Of Breeding by Sheila Varian

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2021 AEPA Continues To Showcase And

Predict The Future English Arabian Horse In America by Christy Egan

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The Arabian English Performance Association

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Leaders Of The AEPA

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2022 Experience Challenge

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In Memoriam

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Trainer/Farm Directory

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Calendar Of Events

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Looking Ahead

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Index Of Advertisers

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On The Cover: Andre AN (EKS Alihandro x DM Versacianna), owned by Anivia Equine, LLC.

WE CERTAINLY DO ... AND WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US! At Royal Arabians we strive to live a life full of joy, excitment, dreams and passion, all rooted in our mutual love for the Arabian horse. From quiet moments in the barn to celebrating grand international championships around the globe, our goal is always connection. Visit us at

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COMMENTS from the publisher WHAT WE CAN’T DO WITHOUT—BREEDERS Let’s start with the obvious: Happy New Year! I hope that everyone looks forward to 2022 for all the wonderful horses, performances and friendships it can bring. I’m optimistic for 2022, and not just because new year’s is an upbeat time. I’m looking back at the horses I saw in ’21, who were some of the best I’ve seen in my life with Arabians. Somehow, some way, our breeders keep improving on the past, and we need to be grateful for that, because in breeding livestock nothing ever is guaranteed. That brings me to a problem I think we have that needs attention. If there is one phrase we’ve heard nearly every day in current times, it’s “supply chain.” Empty shelves? The supply chain has slowed. Dishwashers backed up for six months? Supply chain. Your new car? Place an order; the supply chain is disrupted. And the horse business is no different. What we see from our breeders now—all the beautiful, talented horses—is nothing short of incredible, but there aren’t enough Arabians being born to satisfy our demands forever, especially as we grow our community. We need more breeders. Why don’t we see more sources of horses? Because, as we know, it can be a chancy, pricey endeavor; not every foal produced hits a home run. So, how can we take better care of our breeders in a way that will encourage more people to join in? What incentives can we provide that will entice more owners to commit to producing even one or two horses a year? Here’s a thought to start the ball rolling: for one thing, we need for the Breeders Sweepstakes to offer a financial reward to the breeders of horses who win ribbons. But there must be other ways that we could establish as well. What are your thoughts? Let’s open a conversation. Look forward to seeing you at the shows and events this year!

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UNANIMOUS UNITED STATES NATIONAL CHAMPION JUNIOR STALLION UNANIMOUS SCOTTSDALE GOLD CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR STALLION UNANIMOUS ANBF GOLD CHAMPION JUNIOR STALLION Owned by Stone Ridge Arabians, Dan & Maureen Grossman 812.322.5776 | www.stoneridgearabians.com Multi-program nominated | For breeding information contact MIDWEST, David Boggs 612.328.8312 | david@midwestarabian.com

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SCOTTSDALE ARABIAN HORSE SHOW February 17-27, 2022 WESTWORLD, NORTH SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

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The 67th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show takes place at the City of Scottsdale’s WestWorld, February 17-27, 2022. The largest event of its kind in the world, the show routinely attracts hundreds of thousands of spectators to experience the passion and versatility of the Arabian horse. The show draws more than 2,400 of the world’s finest Arabian and Half-Arabian horses for 11 days of thrilling competition in pursuit of the coveted “Scottsdale Champion” title. These magnificent animals and their owners gather to celebrate this exciting show and compete for more than $4 million in prize money, luxurious trophies, and wonderful awards given to the best. With more than 1,000 colorful classes, there is always something exciting to see. In addition to exciting competitions, gala parties, educational seminars and an international cuisine court, the event features an amazing Shopping Expo with more than 350 commercial exhibitors, offering everything from lavish jewelry, clothing and works of art, to boots, saddles and gifts. Guests also can stroll the luxurious and exotically decorated stabling areas in which the horses are housed. Each year the show has a variety of family-friendly events: Meet an Arabian Horse, behindthe-scenes barn tours, educational seminars, Paint a Pony, and games to name a few. This is a must-attend event if you are a horse lover. The expansion of the breeding division makes this the Westminster of the Arabian horse world as we anticipate the best collection of athleticism and breeding stock anywhere in the world, including new, up-and-coming supermodels. Scottsdale is not only the world’s largest display of Arabian horses, but offers a multitude of activities that help promote the Arabian horse. The mecca for the Arabian horse, Scottsdale is a great place to see, touch and feel the finest Arabian horses! If you are an exhibitor, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show presents an unprecedented showcase opportunity to compete center stage, and offers prize money and abundant marketing opportunities for breeders and purebred Arabian horse enthusiasts. You can find the schedule and entry forms on our website at scottsdaleshow.com Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Sonoran Desert, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is a great vacation destination as well; there is so much to see and do. The excitement of the show is sure to inspire, the scenery of the desert allows you to relax, and best of all, the discovery of new friends and wonderful experiences will leave you wanting more. Plan to join us in Scottsdale in February!

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by COLLEEN SCOTT

When Andre AN (EKS Alihandro x DM Versacianna) enters the show ring, he is positively captivating. Anyone who has seen this dark bay yearling colt—trained and presented by David Boggs—would agree. It’s simply hard to take your eyes off the stunning, tall, charismatic colt. “He is one of those rare horses that when he comes in, he just grabs you and you think, ‘Oh my gosh, I’ve never seen anything like him,’” says Boggs. “I really see magic in this young colt and I think Andre is on his way to becoming one of the best stallions in the world, both as a show horse and breeding stallion. He’s that special.”

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Boggs’ observations are right on the mark based on what Andre AN has already accomplished in his short career. In February, he won the 2021 Scottsdale Yearling Colt class and was Reserve Champion Junior Stallion, and in September, he captured the championship title at the Arabian National Breeder Finals. At his U.S. Nationals debut, Andre did not disappoint and was named Reserve Champion ABS Yearling Colt in a very competitive field. Boggs anticipates he will be in the winner’s circle again this coming February at Scottsdale—and for many years to come. Bred and owned by long-time horse enthusiast and now Arabian breeder Stacy Sachen of Anivia Equine, Andre AN brings together a unique blend of Arabian legacy stallions and mares that have been history-makers throughout the years. “I was excited to cross the elegance of Versace on the boldness of Alihandro,” Stacy says of her choice of stallion and DM Versacianna. “When Alihandro and his offspring enter the ring, they capture your attention immediately, and Versacianna is an elegant, refined, aristocrat type of mare. She is a bit modest, but Andre isn’t shy at all! He has the same kind of charisma as his sire, along with the elegance and beauty of his dam.” As it turns out, Stacy’s thoughtful choices did produce an incredible colt in Andre. He clearly inherited much of what the world-renowned EKS Alihandro is known for—charisma and presence. By Marwan Al Shaqab and out of the mare OFW Psylhouette (by Padrons Psyche), Alihandro has claimed prestigious titles around the world and now has progeny doing the same. Adding his dam, Andre has the best of all worlds due to his direct blood line to Versace and maternal connection through Chantilly Ice AAM, by Aicying, bringing multiple crosses to Padron and Bey Shah. “He comes from a long line of genetic giants,” says Boggs. “And he has the best of all of them. He has the really beautiful eye cage from Versace. He has the charisma of his sire. And his conformation—with a short back but a lot of height for his age— combines what made all of the stallions in his pedigree the best of the best. We couldn’t ask for more. And he loves to show. He’s very fresh and knows everyone is watching him.” While Andre AN’s show ring presence makes him unforgettable, his barn personality couldn’t be more opposite. At home, he’s a big “couch potato” according to Boggs. “Jake leads him around. The other kids lead him around. Stacy feeds him bags of carrots. He’s very relaxed and chill. A pleasure to be around.” Besides continuing to share him with the rest of the Arabian horse community at shows, the team plans to breed him to some of the carefully selected mares that are part of Anivia Equine, including the Valentino daughter Maria PCF. Andre will also be bred to some select mares at Midwest. Expressing his hopes for Andre, Boggs concludes, “We look forward with positive hearts, watching Andre grow and mature into a magnificent stallion and promise to allow him to become ‘All that is possible.’”

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Four-year-old, bay, home-bred stallion LMB Khold Hard Khash is proving to be a splendid scion for his sire, multi-champion western pleasure icon Khash PGA.

Cover story by CATHERINE COLE FERANDELLI

With the proven paternal bloodlines of Khadraj NA+++/ and his dam, PGN Kailicia’s Khemosabi and Varian bloodlines, Khold Hard Khash’s destiny with success seemed set from the beginning. Debuting in just three shows in 2021, he is quickly proving himself to be a western pleasure superstar, and owner/ breeder, Laurie Martin, couldn’t be prouder. A longtime breeder, renowned trainer, and lover of all things involving Arabian horses, Laurie believes she’s won the breeder’s jackpot, but getting there wasn’t easy. There’s a reason for “Junior” being aptly named Khold Hard Khash, as Laurie firmly puts it, “It took cold, hard cash to make him happen!” Being a highly knowledgeable student of bloodlines, Laurie felt certain that if she could breed her aged mare, PGN Kailicia, to her (then) stallion, Khash PGA, the result could be his sire’s successor to carry forward his inimitable western pleasure career and birthright. But achieving this special blend of bloodlines would take some real doing. Laurie explains, “Simply put, it took the very best equine veterinary and breeding specialists to obtain the embryo that became Junior. At the time, Kailicia was 22. A risk at any age for any horse, much less an aged mare, an embryo was delicately extracted and put in the careful hands of our breeding specialist Jerry Longworth. Though not considered robust, the embryo was implanted into our recipient mare and we hoped for the best.” Unfortunately, challenges continued to arise. The recipient mare colicked mid-term, resulting in an emergency surgery, and once again, three months before foaling. But upon viewing the ultra-sound and seeing a healthy, gorgeous ‘boy,’ the personal turmoil and expense was worth the risk of a second and successful surgery. Laurie pays tribute, “Chapparal Medical Clinic and Jerry Longworth, DVM of Scottsdale Equine Services are second to none!” Ar abian Horse Times | 4 | A.W.P.A Futurity

Months later, when Khold Hard Khash hit the ground, Laurie was instantly gratified, exclaiming, “Here’s our payback for this breeding journey’s investment of cold, hard cash! We have our western pleasure superstar.” Junior spent his early years with Laurie and life partner Mike Brock, at their ranch in North Scottsdale, growing up and enjoying an easy life. Laurie started him in his third year, sending him to trainer Brett Becker in late 2020. Becker affirms, “Khold Hard Khash is very typical of Khash babies, who stamps on his progeny a laid back, sweet attitude, fluid movement, a round body, tiny ears and huge, kind eyes. His babies tend to mirror him.” Becker continues, “All of this adds up to the ideal Western Pleasure horse, blessed with natural attributes, making them easy to train. Khold Hard Khash’s first time loping with me was 10 1/2 out of 10. As a trainer, I was thrilled to have this fledgling superstar in my care. “With just a few months’ training, Khold Hard Khash was ready for his show debut. We competed at the May Diablo Arabian show in nearby Sacramento, winning our classes. We then went on to Region 3 in July, again winning the Junior Horse championship. At this point, we felt confident he was a formidable contender for the AWPA championship at U.S. Nationals in Tulsa. And Junior gave it his all.” Proving his ancestry and Laurie’s genius of crossing the right lines to make a perfect match, the stunning, nearly black-bay stallion took home the championship roses in the AWPA $100,000 Western Pleasure Futurity. Junior now has a bright future. Laurie chuckles, “We want to continue having fun with this amazing, young stallion. I mean, what could be more fun than witnessing Brett’s glee at being awarded the AWPA champion prize scooter? She continues, “We will take 2022 one show at a time and then assess what next steps to take. Named at birth for big money spent, love, and lots of hope, Khold Hard Khash is truly the cherry on top of a very delicious cake.”

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Above: 2021 U.S. National Champion LMB Khold Hard Khash with trainer Brett Becker. Left: Multi-National Champion and sire of LMB Khold Hard Khash, Khash PGA.

Ever grateful and feeling blessed for enjoying a lifetime of Arabian horses as an Amateur, a top professional trainer, judge and breeder, Laurie shares, “My life as a professional trainer is winding down, and suffice to say, my shingle is no longer out, but Mike’s and my Arabian horse journey continues. I was so fortunate to own Khash and was thrilled when we sold him last fall to Corinne and Meghan Gudgeon, a wonderful family. We are gratified to know they are loving, enjoying, and appreciating Khash as much as we do, and hope they truly revere him, as we know Khold Hard Khash to be, a one-in-a-million stallion.” n Ar abian Horse Times | 5 | A.W.P.A Futurity

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2020 U.S. National Reserve Champion AWPA $100,000 Western Pleasure Futurity 2020 Scottsdale Signature Stallion Champion Western Pleasure Futurity 2021 Mid Summer National Reserve Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 19-39

PA Kid Khan Marilyn V

Sundance Kid V Kharrea PGA Jullyen El Jamaal Magdalena V

AWPA Enrolled Sire Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated SCID & CA Clear Standing at:

Contact Michele Reser at 574.527.7090 Shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

Proudly owned by Hillstar Farm, LLC. | Jessica Anderson

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PEREZZ

(Hermez E x Prarie Juell V)

JASMINE AND MAGNOLIA

(Sundance Kid V x Kheanne+//)

KHOHINOOR MW

(Kharismatic PGA+// x Ladys Dance+//) Ladys Dance+//

Kheanne+//

ROLEXXX

(Rodan Ltd+// x Vexxing)

AUTOMATIC++/

with Mike Damianos (Kharismatic PGA+// x Ava Luna V)

13227 Elster Place, Grass Valley, CA 95949 Barn: 530.477.5588 | info@beckerstables.com www.BeckerStables.com

JUSTA SOUTHERN GIRL

(Justavinci x Sweet Southrn Komfort)

BENTAYGA+

(Sundance Kid V x Kheanne+//)

Prarie Juell V

Summer Holiday

RGT Zymphony

Vexxing

Khadraj NA+++/

Kharismatic PGA+// Aphrodite FA Sundance Kid V

Ladys Dance+//

Khatreena NA Fame VF+ ANW Simplicity Desperado V Sweet Shalimar V GG Jabask+/ SDA Bey Elegance

2x U.S. National Top Ten Western Pleasure Open Scottsdale Champion Western Pleasure Open Canadian National Unanimous Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse Scottsdale Reserve Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse U.S. National Top Ten Western Pleasure Jr. Horse U.S. National Top Ten AWPA Western Pleasure Futurity Scottsdale Signature Champion Western Pleasure Maturity ATR U.S. National Top Ten Western Pleasure Futurity

Ferrara

Kelly

SDA Lady Jabask

Ponomarev

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2021 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE JUNIOR HORSE 2021 SCOTTSDALE AND MID SUMMER NATIONAL RESERVE CHAMPION WESTERN PLEASURE JUNIOR HORSE RIDDEN BY BRETT BECKER

Huckleberry Bey++ Bay El Bey Taffona Dar Daraska Holly Bask Sundance Kid V Ruminaja Ali Ali Jamaal Heritage Memory Sweet Shalimar V Sweetinspirationv Huckleberry Bey Spinning Song Salon Ponomarev Palitra Khadraj NA+++/ Padron Khatreena NA Kateesia Kheanne+// Fame VF Versace Precious As Gold TN Katiki First Class Katmandou Khe-Mo-Ree Desperado V

Proudly owned by Steve & Karen Freeman Sweepstakes Nominated Sire | AWPA Enrolled | Scottsdale Signature Stallion Becker Stables: 530.477.5588 | Brett’s cell: 530.392.0699 | info@beckerstables.com 13227 Elster Place, Grass Valley, CA 95949 | www.BeckerStables.com

Sundance Kid V

Kheanne+//

Dessperado V

Khadraj NA+++/

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Ali Jamaal

Versace

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Khadraj NA+++/ x RA Kela Sweepstakes Nominated Sire AWPA Enrolled Sire Scottsdale Signature Stallion SCID Clear | CA Carrier

LMB KHOLD HARD KHASH

Khash PGA x PGN Kailicia 2021 U.S. National Champion AWPA $100,000 Western Pleasure Futurity Owned by Laurie Martin

LMB KHOLT FORTY FIVE Khash PGA x Krymsunetta 2021 U.S. National Champion H/A Western Pleasure Elite JTR & JOTR 15-18 Owned by Corinne Gudgeon

By Khadraj NA+++/ Out of Aphrodite FA, by Fame VF Owned by the Pitassi Family Standing at Becker Stables 530.477.5588 13227 Elster Place, Grass Valley, CA 95949 info@beckerstables.com Multi-Program Nominated Sire SCID & CA Clear

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AWPA STALLION SERVICE AUCTION MARCH 4TH-8TH

Ninety-four stallions are enrolled with the AWPA for 2022, with many offering both Purebred and Half-Arabian breedings in the March Auction. See who is the best match for your mare at arabianwesternpleasure.com!

WHY BUY AN AUCTION BREEDING? • 50% of the Stallion Nomination payments are reserved for that breeding year’s Auction foal crop to have as bonus prize money in the Futurity Finals! • Each year, the Auction bonus prize money divided between the Purebred and Half-Arabian Futurities will be determined by the number of breedings offered. • Foals resulting from breedings purchased in the Auction are eligible for additional class prize money: In-Utero Year Enrolled 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Futurity Additional Year Showing Purebred Money 2022 $24,940 2023 $29,700 2024 $28,710 2025 $29,290 2026 $27,440 2027 $27,260

Additional HalfArabian Money $18,060 $19,800 $20,790 $21,210 $21,560 $19,740

• The added money will be split evenly among the Top 14 AWPA Auction foals in the Finals -- no matter the placing in the class. - For example, in the 2025 Purebred Finals, if all entries are AWPA Auction foals, the Top 14 will each receive an additional $2,092.14 in prize money [$29,290 split 14 ways]. - Likewise, if 3 of the 14 finalists in the 2024 Half-Arabian Finals are AWPA Auction foals, they will each receive an additional $6,930.00 in prize money [$20,790 split 3 ways]! Don’t miss this incredible opportunity in March to have a foal be eligible for significantly more prize money than any other Futurity program!

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AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

AFTERDARK H (Pyro Thyme SA x JJ Night Love) Owned by: Tamara Hanby Standing at: Tamar Arabians difair5@aol.com

ALLGOOD AVICII (KM Bugatti x Verazs Love Song) Owned by: Brandi Carson Standing at: Ted Carson Arabians LLC ted@tedcarson.com

ALWAYS A JULLYEN V ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Amazing Grace V) Owned by: Frank or Sara Chisholm Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

ANSIEDAD J (RFI Farid x Unforgettable J) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

APALO ( Justify x Gloria Apal) Owned by: Jack Milam Standing at: Regency Cove Farms terrholmes@aol.com

ARIA MAJESTY (Marwan Al Shaqab x Honey’s Delight RB)

ASA SCANDALOUS AFFAIR (Always A Jullyen V x Sweet Saphire V) Owned by: James Blevins & Kim Butler dalebrownph@yahoo.com

ASHURR (Titan AS x Hechicera AS) Owned by: Lallo Performance Horses Standing at: Slide to Win slide2win@yahoo.com

BENTAYGA (Sundance Kid V x Kheanne) Owned by: Steve & Karen Freeman Standing at: Becker Stables Bentayga@beckerstables.com

BENTLEY SF (KM Bugatti x Cyphia SF) Owned by: Kelli Aguirre Standing at: Southern Oaks Farm LLC southernoaksfarmfl@gmail.com

BEY AMBITION (Regal Actor JP x Bey Shahs Lady) Owned by: Murray Popplewell Standing at: Rae-Dawn Arabians mpopp@rdarabians.com

C A HERMOSO+++/ *deceased (C A Acierto x Challendon Flame)

Standing at: Dale Brown Performance Horses, Inc.

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Owned by: Aria Prestige Holdings LLC - Sahara Scottsdale

Standing at: JT Keller Training info@saharascottsdale.com

Nominated by: Dawn Dawson

Mcaninchfarms21@gmail.com

AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

CONQUEST BR (Versace x Lee Anna Psy) Owned by: Conquest Holdings LLC Standing at: Sahara Scottsdale info@saharascottsdale.com

COOL RIVER KID (Sundance Kid V x Moments To Treasure) Owned by/Standing at: Conway Arabians lori@conwayarabians.com

DA JAVONI (DA Prodigy x DA Lady Victoria)

DA JIVAGO (DA Prodigy x DA Lady Victoria)

DA MAXIN (DA Prodigy x DA Magnafire)

melissa@dolorosa.com

DIESEL SMOKE CBA (Sundance Kid V x C A Majia) Owned by: Timberidge Family LLP

(Dirty Impression x Scotchs Pretty Woman)

Owned by/Standing at: Dolorosa Arabians

DA PRODIGY (Versace x DA Love)

Owned by/Standing at: Dolorosa Arabians

DA BIJAN (DA Don Amour x RA Lohe Lani) Owned by: Mercedes Spratt

Standing at: Dale Brown Performance Horses, Inc.

dalebrownph@yahoo.com

Owned by/Standing at: Dolorosa Arabians

DIRTY CALLAHAN

Nominated by: Holly Dillin

Owned by/Standing at: Dolorosa Arabians

Standing at: Colonial Wood Training Center

Standing at: Tegtmeier Paints & Quarter Horses

DOMINIC M (Da Vinci FM x Rose La Valentina) Owned by/Standing at: Orrion Farms LLC Angie@Orrionfarms.com

DUCATI CFA (Boomerang NA x DM Althea) Owned by: Buddy Salisbury Standing at: Congressional Farm Arabians info@congressionalfarm.com

DUN GOIN STEADY (Rocked And Steady x Spring Rock Gold) Owned by: Gena Loper Standing at: DunsNRoses Ranch LLC dunsnroses@gmail.com

melissa@dolorosa.com

colonialwood@gmail.com

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goldenpaint1998@gmail.com

AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

EL REY MAGNUM RCF (Basilio CS x Cirque Du Soleil BF) Owned by/Standing at: Orrion Farms LLC Angie@Orrionfarms.com

ENZPERATION XX (Enzo x Olivia D) Owned by/Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

EVER MORE NA (Ever After NA x Ivory Lavita E Bella) Owned by: Dennis and Linda Clark Standing at: Long Meadow Arabians lclark@encorerestaurants.com

EVG TAJHAL (Gazal Al Shaqab x EVG Tawni) Owned by/Standing at: Evergreen Arabians LLC deversem@gmail.com

FVF BUCARRDI+/ (KM Bugatti x Major Primadonna) Owned by: Tom Hansen Standing at: Royal Arabians thansen2@mindspring.com

HALYR MEIA LUA (Ajman Moniscione x Halya De Jylbert)

HB PALAS (Om El Shahmaan x Palais De Dakar) Owned by/Standing at: Wunderbar Arabians e.l.friesen@sasktel.net

HENDRIXX WB (Monticello V x Pia WB) Owned by: Richard and Andrea Martoglio Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

HK MARENGO (HK Krystall x HK Mystic Grace) Owned by: Jennie Kale Long Standing at: Culbreth Equine Training cculbreth@aol.com

HUCKLEBEY BERRY+/ *deceased (Huckleberry Bey x Miz Bask) Owned by: Empress Arabians Standing at: Equine Medical Services empressarabians@gmail.com

IA MAFIOSO (Truest x IA Ana Vida) Owned by/Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

INFERNO WA (Mariachi WA x Portia WA) Owned by/Standing at: Wunderbar Arabians e.l.friesen@sasktel.net

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Owned by: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

Standing at: Royal Arabians LLC nnieves@royalandguzzo.com

AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

JOHNY CASH (Black x Ameera Bay) Owned by/Standing at: Wunderbar Arabians e.l.friesen@sasktel.net

JUSTIFY (Magnum Psyche x S Justadream) Owned by: DST Arabians Standing at: Om El Arab LLC DSTArabians@msn.com

KARMEL EL JULLYEN V ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Khantina Girl V) Owned by/Standing at: Franklin Farm LLC franklinfarmllc@gmail.com

KHABERET PGA++// (Khadraj NA x RA Kela) Owned by: Nancy and Bob Risen Standing at: IIB Farms iibfarms@ckt.net

KHADILLAC PGA (Khadraj NA x GAI Fantasia) Owned by: Taylor Basinger Standing at: Whistlejacket Farm cuckcoo2@me.com

KHADRAJ NA *deceased (Ponomarev x Khatreena NA) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

KHAJA J (Khadraj NA x Promise V) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

KHARISMATIC PGA+// (Khadraj NA x Aphrodite FA) Owned by: Karen Pitassi Standing at: Becker Stables KharismaticPGA@beckerstables.com

KHASH PGA (Khadraj NA x RA Kela) Owned by: The Gudgeon Family Standing at: Becker Stables KhashPGA@beckerstables.com

KHOHINOOR MW (Kharismatic PGA x Ladys Dance) Owned by: Marta Wasiak Standing at: Becker Stables KhohinoorMW@beckerstables.com

KHONTROVERSY PGA+// (Khadraj NA x Enfenee) Owned by: Benito Martinez Standing at: Tres Reyes Farms benito@idproscapes.com

KM BUGATTI+++/ (Versace x Sanegors Lady D) Owned by: KM Stables, Inc. Standing at: Ted Carson Arabians ted@tedcarson.com

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AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

KNIGHT RIDER M (Van Gogh AM x Kharisma M) Owned by: Helen Lanier Standing at: RBC Show Horses info@rbcshowhorses.com

KOLA J (Khaja J x Jer-Koko) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

MAJOR MAC V (Maclintock V x Majors Tiffany GA) Owned by/Standing at: Varian Arabians angelaalv@aol.com

MIRAGE V++++// (Desperado V x Misti V) Owned by: Elizabeth Conti Standing at: Mt. Pleasant Arabians 1miragev@gmail.com

MONACO JULLYEN V *deceased ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Misti Morn V) Owned by/Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

MONTICELLO V ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Mosquerade V) Owned by: Carolyn Lesley Standing at: R O Lervick Arabians cytosk@whidbey.net

MOON OF JULLYEN V ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Misti V) Owned by: Devon Benbrook Standing at: Petroglyph Arabians devonbenbrook@mac.com

MPA GIOVANNI (Da Vinci FM x Glitzy) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

NASHVILLE A (Magic Magnifique x Psyches Fantasy) Owned by: Margaret Vanden Broek Standing at: J & M Arabians jm_arabians@sbcglobal.net

NON DIMENTICAR J (Marwan Al Shaqab x Unforgettable J) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

ONYX A (Sundance Kid V x Aliage SSA)

PA CASSANOVA ALWAYS (Always A Jullyen V x Cassandra GA) Owned by: Frank or Sara Chisholm Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

Owned by R. or G. Whitaker/A. Whitaker Keller

Standing at: Keller Training Anne@AvonleaArabians.com

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AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

PA FRONTIER KID (Sundance Kid V x French Kisses) Owned by: Brian or Paige Whittecar Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

PA KID KHAN (Sundance Kid V x Kharrea PGA) Owned by: Frank or Sara Chisholm Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

PA MAGELLAN (Audacious PS x May Dancer V) Owned by: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis Standing at: Royal Arabians LLC nnieves@royalandguzzo.com

PA MAKKINTOSH (PA Kid Khan x Marilyn V) Owned by: Hillstar Farm LLC Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

PA MARCO (Marwan Al Shaqab x Cassandra SS) Owned by: Connie O’Brien Standing at: Michigan State University coobrien56@gmail.com

PA MCKOY (PA Kid Khan x Maggie May V) Owned by: Melinda Roberts Standing at: RBC Show Horses info@rbcshowhorses.com

PA PHOENIX KID (Sundance Kid V x Pamila) Owned by: Frank or Sara Chisholm Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

POLIMAR+ (Polidoro FC x Shalimar MA) Owned by: Rocksanne Pieters Standing at: Tamera Burkman Equine dawnrock@yahoo.com

POSSESION PGA (Khadraj NA x RA Po Okela) Owned by: Nan Harley Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

PSTRATEGY (Padrons Psyche x Bey Shahs Lady) Owned by: Rhonda Heldt Standing at: Buona Vista Arabians rhondaheldt@aol.com

PUCCINI J (WH Justice x Miss Giovanna) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

RA ALOHA (Fame VF x RA Mystical Rose) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

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AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

RD HABANERO (Bey Ambition x NW Siena Psyche) Owned by/Standing at: Silver Aspen Ranch silveraspenranch@gmail.com

RGT MOZART (Zimmeron PGN x Melody V) Owned by: Janice Lorick Standing at: Rick Gault Training janicelorick@hotmail.com

RODAN LTD+// (Padrons Psyche x LV Fantine) Owned by: Dazzo Equine, LLC Standing at: Becker Stables, Inc. info@beckerstables.com

ROYAL ASAD (El Tino x Lumiar Ethna)

SAND DUNE (BH Sandman x Shai Maria) Owned by: Cathy or Bob Wasylyk Standing at: Willow View Arabians cwasylyk@yahoo.ca

SHEDIR RE+/ (Ferric BP x LV Iman) Owned by: Jennifer Hardy Standing at: Harris Show Horses harrisshorses@gmail.com

SON OF A DUN JB

TAJ RAHEEM (FA El Rasheem x RA Marwans Elygance) Owned by: Taj Raheem Partners Standing at: Pat McGinnis Arabians mcginnistraining@yahoo.com

Owned by: Cindy McGown or Mark Davis

Standing at: Royal Arabians LLC nnieves@royalandguzzo.com

SHF SHILVEREE (Besson Carol x SHF Miss Scarlet) Owned by: Talia Lydick Standing at: The Brass Ring italia13@earthlink.net

TAMAR RUBICON (Neposzar x TAL Misty Morning) Owned by: Tamara Hanby Standing at: Tamar Arabians difair5@aol.com

(Matt Dillon Dun It x Sock To The Hocks)

Owned by/Standing at: Wunderbar Arabians e.l.friesen@sasktel.net

TRUSE (Trussardi x Juliah B) Owned by: Lori & Chelsea Cantero Standing at: Shamrock Farms LLC shamrockfarmsllc@gmail.com

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TS VIRTUOSO (C A Hermoso x BJ Outragous Girl) Owned by/Standing at: Terra Sano Ventures, LLC rt.russtaylor@gmail.com

AWPA ENROLLED STALLIONS

VERDICT J (Versace x Alishahmaal) Owned by: Lawrence Jerome Standing at: Jerland Farms larry.jerome@jerland.com

VICARIO+++/ (DA Valentino x Faberge AA) Owned by: Gretchen Love Standing at: Strands Arabian Stables info@strandsarabians.com

VIQUATOR ALJASSIMYA (Equator PASB x LR Valita) Owned by: Frank or Sara Chisholm Standing at: Palmetto Arabians palmettoarabians@aol.com

VULTURI (KM Bugatti x Lily Marlaina) Owned by: Atlas Arabians LLC Standing at: RBC Show Horses info@rbcshowhorses.com

WC CIAO PSYCHE (Padrons Psyche x WC Ciao Bella) Owned by: Holly Dillin

WGA ROKHAN (PA Kid Khan x Roseof Tralee) Owned by: Ellen Orthwein

Standing at: Western Cross Arabians & Pintos

Standing at: Colonial Wood Training Center

hdillin@mac.com

colonialwood@gmail.com

ZAREV (SF Veraz x PA Appalonia Dancer) Owned by: Lisa Gaudio and James Kazanjian Standing at: Kyrie Arabians lisa@kyriearabians.com

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VICI (Versace x Bey Fantasia)

Owned by: Mark Dunlap D.V.M. or Tania Dunlap

Standing at: Spring Valley Ranch tania@springvalleyranch.com

WC ALI GAZAL (Gazal Al Shaqab x JE Ali Selene) Owned by: Holly Dillin

Standing at: Western Cross Arabians & Pintos

hdillin@mac.com

WR SOULMAN (Khadraj NA x Pysches Envy) Owned by: Kendyl Modrich Standing at: Becker Stables info@beckerstables.com

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Sired by Always A Jullyen V | Out of Sweet Saphire V, by Desperado V

Bred & owned by Dr. James Blevins & Kim Butler |South Chesterfield, VA For breeding information contact Dale Brown at (478) 290-2784

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Homozygous Black | AWPA Enrolled Sire, Breeders Sweepstakes, Region 12 Spotlight Stallion & Scottsdale Signature Stallion | SCID & CA Clear Ar abian Horse Times | 35 | A.W.P.A Futurity

WWW.KHABERETPGA .COM

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Thank you, Liz, for your unwavering commitment, respect and love given to Khaberet throughout your tremendous career together!

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"There are no shortcuts to any place worth going." — Beverly Sills

Consistently making NATIONAL CHAMPIONS in the English, Western, Hunter, Driving, Reining and Ranch Riding divisions.

GORDON POTTS THE BRASS RING, INC. 10312 County Road 1020, Burleson, TX 76028 Office: (817) 447-0001 | Gordon: (817) 312-4017

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(*Besson Carol x SHF Miss Scarlet+) CA & SCID Clear AWPA, Sweepstakes & Spotlight Nominated

Different from the Rest. 2021 BUCKEYE CHAMPION ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE OPEN MID SUMMER NATIONAL RESERVE CHAMPION & U.S. NATIONAL TOP TEN STALLION 2021 Three-Time Western Pleasure Champion in his first year in the Western Pleasure Division Proudly Owned by: Talia Lydick | 817-692-4821 Standing at: The Brass Ring | Gordon Potts | 817-312-4017

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AWPA FUTURITY WINNERS

AWPA 2021 U.S. NATIONAL ARABIAN HORSE TIMES $100,000 PUREBRED F UTURITY

* Auction Foal (additional $4,002 in prize money) | ** Limited Open Champion

LMB KHOLD HARD KHASH Champion | $30,000 (Khash PGA x PGN Kalicia) O: Laurie Martin Ex: Brett Becker B: Joshua Biron

PA FRONTIER KID Reserve | $15,000 (Sundance Kid V x French Kisses) O: Brian or Paige Whittecar | Ex: Joe Reser B: Frank or Sara Chisholm

PA MARICAN OUTLAW 3rd Place | $9,500 (Sundance Kid Vx Marilyn V) O: Barbara or Gordon Beaudoin Ex: Abe Cotton | B: J. Frank Chisholm

WC MOJITO* 4th Place | $8,000 + $4,002 + $2,500 (WC Ali Gazal x WC Fames Monet) O/B: Holly Woods Dillin Ex: Colby Powell**

WGA BARETTA* 5th Place | $7,500 + $4,002 (Always A Jullyen V x WC Baladancer) B: William and Tracy Buglass

SAS AT FIRST SIGHT 6th Place | $7,000 (Zefyr x Mikhaileyna PR) O: Sandra Himelrigh | Ex: Jody Strand B: Kathy Shippee

KHAL DRAGO J 7th Place | $6,500 (Khadraj NA x Khassandra J) O/Ex: Ali Brady B: Lawrence Jerome

DRIPN N DIAMONDS* 8th Place | $6,000 + $4,002 (PA Kid Khan x RC Zendaya) O: MLM Arabians | Ex: Josh Quintus B: Caralyn Schroter

PA REAL ATHENA 9th Place | $5,500 (SF Sir Real x PA Amarosa Dancing) O: Holly Horvat | Ex: Caralyn Schroter B: Frank or Sara Chisholm

PA LUCERNE 10th Place | $5,000 + $4,002 (Possesion PGA x PA Luna De Palmetto)

O: Debra Tierney-Morton | Ex: Zane Bucher

O: Shamrock Farms LLC | Ex: Gordon Potts

B: Frank or Sara Chisholm

AWPA FUTURITY WINNERS

AWPA 2021 U.S. NATIONAL EQUINE ATHLETE $50,000 HALF-ARABIAN F UTURITY

TROPHY WIFE* Reserve | $7,500 + $2,070 (Poco Van Star Two x Candy Girl V) O: MD Equine LLC | Ex: Jody Strand B: Setting Sun Stables

POCO CHIPS SS* 3rd Place | $4,750 + $2,070 (Pocos Pesos x CA Vista) O: Flois or Cindy Burrow | Ex: Liz Bentley B: Setting Sun Stables

THE COOL KID SF* 4th Place | $4,000 + $2,070 (PA Milao Kid x The Girl Nexxt Door) O/B: Shamock Farms LLC Ex: Joe Reser

MAJOR BUCKS* 5th Place | $3,750 + $2,070 + $2,500 (Major Mac V x So Easily A Winner) O: Amy Hebert | Ex: Dale Brown** B: Nathan or Beth Ann Salamy

PLATINUM KHOWGIRL* 6th Place | $3,500 + $2,070 (Khash PGA x UBar 1204) O: Brandy McLaughlin Hoeve | Ex: Ali Brady B: Heather Thacker

BLACKK ICE 7th Place | $3,250 (Onyx A x Lazy Dot Zip) O: Rebecca Marr | Ex: Josh Quintus B: Susie and Zach Khan

CPH ALLSTARR 8th Place | $3,000 (Sundance Kid V x Its Baylee Time) O: Laura Koch | Ex: Abe Cotton B: Nicole Cotton

HELL ON HEELS WA 9th Place | $2,750 (Son Of A Dun JB x Cinnamon Girl WA)

MALIBU BARBIE HA 10th Place | $2,500 (Poco Van Star Two x Heartbreaker RA)

B: Edward or Laura Friesen

B: Jeremy or Chad Harper

O: Lori and Chelsea Cantero | Ex: Crystal McNutt

O: Jeremy or Chelsea Harper | Ex: Tommy Garland

* Auction Foal (additional $2,070 in prize money) | ** Limited Open Champion

BRIGHT J Champion | $15,000 (Khadraj NA x Infra Red J) O: Nancy Maximuck Ex: Brett Becker B: Lawrence Jerome

AWPA MATURITY WINNERS

AWPA 2021 MID SUMMER NATIONAL ARABIAN HORSE TIMES $15,000 PUREBRED MATURITY

JASMINE AND MAGNOLIA Champion | $4,500 (Sundance Kid V x Kheanne) O: The Modrich Family Trust Ex: Kendyl Modrich B: Brett or Marjie Becker

PROMISE ME J Reserve | $2,250 (QR Marc x Broken Promises PGA) O/Ex: Laura Koch B: Lawrence Jerome

TAMAR BACK IN BLACK 3rd Place | $1,425 (Onyx A x Tamar Monet) O: Troy Peterson | Ex: Amy Peterson B: Tamara Hanby

PA REAL MARIELLE 4th Place | $1,200 (SF Sir Real x May Dancer V) O/Ex: Lindsey Dowling B: Frank or Sara Chisholm

PA MAKKINTOSH 5th Place | $1,125 (PA Kid Khan x Marilyn V)

PA LUCERNE 6th Place | $1,050 (Possesion PGA x PA Luna De Palmetto)

B: Frank or Sara Chisholm

TAMAR CHALCEDONY 7th Place | $975 (Onyx A x Tamar Elana) O/Ex: Erin Farnsworth B: Tamara Hanby

O: Hillstar Farm LLC | Ex: Jessica Anderson

VIQUITA JUELL XX 8th Place | $900 (Vitorio TO x Beautiful Juell V) O: Bill or Nancy Blankenship

Ex: Amy Blankenship Williams | B: Larry Schopf

O: Shamrock Farms LLC | Ex: Leslie Sommer

PANTANAL J 9th Place | $825 (Ever After NA x HJ Porcelain Bey) O/Ex: Brooke Pitassi-Barrett B: Lawrence Jerome

PA MOONSHINE KID 10th Place | $750 (Sundance Kid V x Maggie May V)

O: B. Bellville, B. Beaudoin or R. Rotramel

Ex: Brooke Bellville | B: Frank Chisholm

AWPA MATURITY WINNERS

AWPA 2021 MID SUMMER NATIONAL EQUINE ATHLETE $15,000 HALF-ARABIAN MATURITY

POCO CHIPS SS Champion | $4,500 (Pocos Pesos x CA Vista) O/Ex: Cindy Burrow B: Setting Sun Stables LLC

NITTY GRITTY Reserve | $2,250 (Onyx A x Lazy Dot Zip) O/Ex: Shannon Pullifrone B: Susie and Zach Kahn

SHAKIERRA 3rd Place | $1,425 (RD Habanero x Caliente Whiskey) O: Silver Aspen Ranch | Ex: Trentyn Powell B: Ian Sage or Terry Orcutt

POCOS CRUZIN STAR 4th Place | $1,200 (Poco Van Star Two x Confettie) O/Ex: Holly Horvat B: Four Winds Arabians

GALAX Z 5th Place | $1,125 (Zefyr x Krymsum N Fleet) O/Ex: Vernon Schryer B: Laura Koch

MALIBU BARBIE HA 6th Place | $1,050 (Poco Van Star Two x Heartbreaker RA) O: Jeremy or Chelsea Harper | Ex: Jeremy Harper B: Jeremy or Chad Harper

PLATINUM KHOWGIRL 7th Place | $975 (Khash PGA x UBar 1204) O/Ex: Brandy McLaughlin Hoeve B: Heather Thacker

THE COOL KID SF 8th Place | $900 (PA Milao Kid x The Girl Nexxt Door) O/B: Shamrock Farms LLC Ex: Leslie Doran Sommer

CPH ALLSTARR 9th Place | $825 (Sundance Kid V x Its Baylee Time) O/Ex: Laura Koch B: Nicole Cotton

BLACKK ICE 10th Place | $750 (Onyx A x Lazy Dot Zip) O/Ex: Rebecca Marr B: Susie and Zach Kahn

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Sired by Gazal Al Shaqab

Out of EVG Tawni by Sundance Kid V

Pictured Top to bottom

2019 Purebred Colt EVG Tajhal x EVG Megan

Harold & Liz Green 3325 Figueroa Mountain Road, Los Olivos, CA 93441 Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated & AWPA Enrolled Sire

EVG Pharina ~ 2017 Filly EVG Tajhal x EVG Phoebe

For breeding contact Harold Green: 805.331.0448 or Breeding Manager Emily Love: 805.729.1066 www.EvergreenArabians.com

EVG Ghislena ~ 2017 Filly EVG Tajhal x EVG Ghislenne EVG Pharaoh ~ 2015 Colt EVG Tajhal x EVG Phoebe 2019 Half-Arabian Filly EVG Tajhal x Do Its Chick

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KHONTROVERSY PGA +//

7x National Top Ten ~ 13x Regional Champion

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TresReyesFarm.com PO Box 280 Hailey ID 83333 208.309.2510

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PROUD SPONSOR OF THE LIMITED OPEN CHAMPIONS SINCE 2018

WC Mojito with Colby Powell 2021 U.S. National AWPA Futurity 4th Place & Purebred Limited Open Champion

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AWPA RULES & REGULATIONS ENROLLING YOUR STALLION

Stallions may be enrolled annually for the fee of $1,000 by the deadline of December 1st of the year preceding the stallion auction. For example, to have a stallion enrolled for the 2023 year, the paperwork and payment must be submitted by December 1, 2022. Nomination forms can be found at arabianwesternpleasure.com.

One (1) breeding must be donated to the AWPA Stallion Service Auction. A stallion owner may choose to donate two (2) breedings, one Purebred and one Half-Arabian, for their $1,000 nomination fee. • Whether the owner donates one or two breedings, the nomination fee remains at $1,000.00. • In order for both Purebred and Half-Arabian foals of the nominated stallion to be eligible to compete in the corresponding classes, the stallion must be entered in BOTH auctions.

• Foals resulting from breedings purchased in the Auction are eligible for additional class prize money that will be split evenly among the Top 14 AWPA Auction foals in the Finals – no matter the placing in the class. • The amount of prize money offered each year will be published in the annual stallion brochure. Stallion owners receive one ‘Auction’ breeding with their nomination. This breeding can be used on a mare of the stallion owner’s choice or can be sold by the Stallion owner to anyone the stallion owner chooses and for any fee the stallion owner chooses. An in-utero Mare Nomination must be submitted by December 31st with payment of $100. For every three (3) stallions one stallion owner nominates, they will receive a fourth stallion nomination at no charge.

• The stallion owner agrees to be the purchaser of the auction donated Stallions who sire the Champions in the 2022 AWPA Purebred and breeding if it does not sell at auction, for the minimum bid of $1,000. Half-Arabian Futurity classes will receive a 2023 stallion enrollment at no charge.

MARE NOMINATION

In order for foals sired by an AWPA nominated stallion to be eligible to participate in the Futurity and Maturity classes, they must be nominated in-utero by submitting a Mare Nomination Form. Mares must be nominated before the end of the breeding/auction year for a $100 fee. December 31, 2022, for this year. Nomination forms can be found at arabianwesternpleasure.com.

Any mare that has been bred to an AWPA enrolled stallion can be nominated. However, the stallion must have been enrolled in the type of class the foal would compete in. For instance, if a stallion only offers a Purebred breeding in the program, then Half-Arabian foals would not be eligible, and Mare Nominations would not be accepted. The breeding does not have to be purchased in the AWPA Stallion Service Auction.

ENTIRES

The ONLY four-year-olds allowed to compete in the U.S. National AWPA Futurities will strictly be those who were nominated in-utero by December 31st of their breeding year. • Each year’s Mare Nomination list is posted on arabianwesternpleasure. com, and shows which breedings may result in eligible offspring. The ONLY four and five-year-olds allowed to compete in the AWPA Maturities will strictly be those who were nominated in-utero by December 31st of their breeding year.

CLASS GUIDELINES

• Each year’s Mare Nomination list is posted on arabianwesternpleasure. com, and shows which breedings may result in eligible offspring. An AWPA Class Entry Form must be submitted to the AWPA by the show entry deadline. The form can be found at arabianwesternpleasure. com. The AWPA class entry fee is $700. All other entry and office fees charged by National shows must be paid directly to the show.

The U.S. National AWPA Futurity classes are open to four-year-olds who were nominated in-utero by December 31st of their breeding year.

1st = 40 2nd = 36 3rd = 32 4th = 28 5th = 24 6th = 20 7th = 16 8th = 12 9th = 8 10th = 4 11th-14th = 0

The AWPA Maturity classes are open to four and five-year-olds shown by an Adult Amateur Owner rider.

Quality is the number one criterion for judging, followed by performance, suitability, and manners.

• They must have been nominated via an in-utero Mare Nomination by December 31stt of their breeding year.

Class eliminations will be run as a standard Western Pleasure Junior Horse class.

A five-judge total points system will be used. Each judge’s placing will be ranked and points applied according to the following table:

• Elimination cuts will not ask for horses to be stripped of tack, and the lineup will have all horses face one rail, side by side. • Fourteen (14) horses total will advance to the final.

AWPA RULES & REGULATIONS The Final will be run as a standard Western Pleasure Junior Horse • Once the judging panel has completed their examination of a horse, it should be resaddled. class. Upon completion of the rail portion, horses will be called to line up head to tail. • After all horses have retacked, riders will be asked to remount and attendants will be excused from the ring. • Two attendants per horse will be allowed into the arena to assist with removing saddles and pads. They are allowed to bring a saddle rack, • The Top Ten will be called out in numerical order. towel, and brush. • The Reserve Champion and then the Champion will be placed and • Riders are to stand up their horse to be assessed for conformational given their awards. The horses will leave the arena in reverse order of suitability to Western Pleasure by the judges. their placings (10th place first and Champion last).

PRIZE MONEY

The $100,000 AWPA Arabian Horse Times Purebred Futurity Purebred Futurity classes at U.S. Nationals. Three $1,000 winners will and $50,000 AWPA Equine Athlete Half-Arabian Futurity at U.S. be randomly selected from the Top 14 in the Finals each year. Nationals will be paid out as follows: The $15,000 AWPA Arabian Horse Times Maturity and $15,000 Purebred Futurity Half-Arabian Futurity Equine Athlete Half-Arabian Maturity at Mid Summer Nationals will Champion $30,000 $15,000 be paid out as follows: Res. Champion $15,000 $7,500 Purebred & Half-Arabian Maturities 3rd Place $9,500 $4,750 Champion $4,500 4th Place $8,000 $4,000 Res. Champion $2,250 5th Place $7,500 $3,750 3rd Place $1,425 6th Place $7,000 $3,500 4th Place $1,200 7th Place $6,500 $3,250 5th Place $1,125 8th Place $6,000 $3,000 6th Place $1,050 9th Place $5,500 $2,750 7th Place $975 10th Place $5,000 $2,500 8th Place $900 $825 Any Top 14 Finalist who was the result of a breeding purchased in the 9th Place $750 AWPA Stallion Service Auction, will be eligible for additional payback 10th Place prize money. *If less than 10 horses show, the payouts will remain the same for each From 2018 through 2022, the Arabian Professional & Amateur placing. Horseman’s Association is offering an additional $3,000 to the AWPA

LIMITED OPEN BONUS

In addition to the class prize money at U.S. Nationals, a $2,500 bonus All entries with eligible riders will automatically be entered in the will be awarded to the highest placing Limited Open rider in the Finals. Limited Open division. No additional payment is required to be eligible for the added Limited Open prize money. This applies to both the AWPA Purebred and Half-Arabian Futurity RIDERS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE 2022 AWPA FUTURITIES Finals classes. LIMITED OPEN DIVISION: There will not be any Limited Open monies paid out in the sections or Brett Becker, Elizabeth Bentley, Rob Bick, Abe Cotton, Chris Culbreth, semi-finals classes. Thomas Garland, Rick Gault, Bob Hart, Jr., J.T. Keller, Bill Porcher, LIMITED OPEN ELIGIBILITY Gordon Potts, Colby Powell, LaRae Fletcher Powell, Josh Quintus, Joe Riders who have won five (5) or more National Champion or Reserve Reser, Jody Strand, Stanley White, Jr. and Stanley White, III. Champion titles at Canadian, Mid Summer and/or U.S. Nationals will Rider eligibility is based on AHA rider records beginning in 2001. Any not be eligible for the Limited Open added money. national titles won prior to 2001 will not be counted toward eligibility. Classes that count towards eligibility: Arabian & Half-Arabian Western Amateur and Youth riders are not eligible for the Limited Open Bonus. Pleasure Open, Junior Horse, Futurity and the AWPA Futurity.

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Jullyen El Jamaal x Amazing Grace V, by Huckleberry Bey Top Ten AWPA All-Time Leading Purebred Sire AWPA Sire earnings: $41,502

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Sundance Kid V x Pamila, by Marwan Al Shaqab

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Multi-National Champion & Sire of Multi-National Champions

Khadraj NA+++/ x RA PO Okela, by Fame VF Top Ten AWPA All-Time Leading Purebred Sire AWPA Sire earnings: $39,002

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AHT RETROSPECTIVES AHT IS OPENING ITS VAULT OF GREAT STORIES OVER 50 YEARS. IN THE FIRST OF THIS SERIES ... Originally published in 2013, Sheila Varian’s 10 Commandments of Breeding are as true today as ever. For those who knew Sheila, we are pleased to be stewards of her philosophy and offer you the following timeless piece of history. For those new to the industry ... we are sure you’ve heard the name Sheila Varian and have probably been told a story or two, but here is why she was so well respected and remains a legend of the breed.

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Photo by Don Severa

A Lifetime With Arabians My 10 Commandments Of Breeding

Follow the 6 generations of Varian mares.

‘Bachantka

Baychatka

(Wielki Szlem x Balalajka)

(Bay-Abi x ‘Bachantka)

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Moska

(Khemosabi x Baychatka) (Khemosabi x Baychatka)

hatka)

Sheila

Varian

’ve been breeding horses since I was 17 years old, and I remember most of the horses that were alive at the time. I remember *Witez II, Abu Farwa, even *Raffles, old, with a broken leg. I remember the original Gainey horses, Alice Payne’s Asil Arabians, Jedell Arabians, Whitmore Arabians, and the early Lasma horses, of course. And such horses as Fadjur, Mujahid, Synbad and Radamason. I remember the well-known horses when I showed Bay-Abi to U.S. National Champion Stallion at Estes Park in 1962, and the other leading stallions when I showed Bay El Bey to his stallion championship win at the Scottsdale Show, back when it was held at the McCormick Ranch. I learned the studbook as my mom and I wrote out pedigrees, and as I saw the horses, I remembered them.

Continue this pedigree with Sweet Shalimar V on page 99. 235.

Spinning Song

SweetInspirationV

(Bask x Moska)

(Huckleberry Bey x Spinning Song)

I also was lucky to ride as a kid with a wonderful rancher lady named Syd. I learned correct conformation from her and what made up a good horse. I was in love with everything about a horse; I trimmed the feet of all my horses until I had 28 horses, and no skin left on my knuckles from the rasp when the horses were jumping up and down. I trained my own horses, drove the van, and had tunnel vision about doing my best—and I worried if I could keep things going financially. I have taken my bumps and bruises along the way, had my feelings hurt and wondered when my turn would come to see appreciation for the horses I was breeding. That is the background to my 10 Commandments of breeding. I give them to you.

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Breed toward your ideal horse. Don’t be swayed by the voices of others. If you have done your homework, in time, others will appreciate what you have accomplished. Many years ago, in 1961, the fledgling Varian Arabian Farm— my mom and dad and I—imported three mares from Poland: *Bachantka, *Naganka and *Ostroga (another story there). I bred two of them to straight Polish stallions. It was before Lasma brought *Bask to the United States; I used *Ardahan, but the cross was not a good one. I stopped using the Polish stallions that were here at that time on our three Polish mares, and started breeding to my own stallion, Bay-Abi. With that, I got the beginning of a wonderful line of mares from *Bachantka, and when *Naganka was bred to Bay-Abi, she gave us, among others, the kingmaker, Bay El Bey. People were not particularly nice to me about the fact that I wasn’t breeding straight Polish. I even heard that I was “bastardizing,” that I was merely breeding for the show ring and I would never be a master breeder. It was not a time that I could say, “Yes, but look! What I’m getting is so much better!” So I was quiet, and must admit that my feelings were crushed that anyone felt I was not really interested in breeding good horses. Now, 40 or 50 years later, it’s not that I care to say, “See, I told you so,” but I would say, “Breed for your ideal horse. Don’t be swayed by the voices of others.” If you’ve done your homework, and I had, others will appreciate what you have accomplished. People need to know this: if you really want to breed horses, then you must stick to what you believe is your ideal horse.

Recognize that you are breeding Arabians and stay within your interpretation of the breed standards.

Read the breed standards very carefully, because we do have breed standards. They talk about balance and conformation, and horses that have type but that are still useful and conformationally correct. This is most important. So, if you plan to breed Arabian horses that are extremely beautiful to you, and you are following breed type, then you should feel secure in breeding in that direction. You have to feel secure about it—not because of what someone tells you, but because you have done your homework and looked into the standards of our breed. Sometimes you don’t succeed. There may be a period of time when people disagree with you on what you are breeding, but if you are breeding for quality and you are staying within the interpretation of the breed, there will be others who will find what you are accomplishing worthwhile.

Breed equally for Arabian type, performance qualities, disposition and trainability.

We tend to forget that all of this goes together to make up an Arabian horse. The Arabian horse is not just type and not just performance; he can’t be just a horse that we pet because he is too difficult or incompatible to accept training. There is no reason in this day and age that our Arabian horses should not have all those qualities. And if not, then you need to address that in your breeding decisions.

Varian generations of stallions:

Bay-Abi (Errabi x Angyl by Raseyn)

Bay El Bey (Bay-Abi x Naganka, by Bad Afas)

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Never forget: no foot, no horse.

I’m proud to say that we don’t have navicular at Varian Arabians. I can ride our horses barefoot. We should never forget that no foot, no horse. If a horse can’t be functional, he has no use other than to procreate, and in the long run, the breed won’t survive if we can only look at them. It is such a simple thing. Basically, these horses still need to be able to carry a person.

Always strive toward a horse of usable disposition, plus beauty. Neither is good without the other.

Today, there is no reason that we have to give up one for the other. There is no excuse for not having a horse that is useful as well as beautiful; you shouldn’t breed for less.

Follow the lead your horses set for you. The next generation need not be similar in phenotype to the generation before, but each generation must be consistent in overall quality. Huckleberry Bey was dissimilar to his mother and father, and he was a surprise when he came along—I didn’t know quite what I was looking at, but I kept looking at him, because he was so unique. I waited to see what he was going to become; when he was 9 months old, I knew I had a horse that wouldof fera differenta ndne woppor tunity forour br eed. And he sired himself in all of his sons and daughters.

Huckleberry Bey (Bay El Bey x Taffona, by Raffon)

Bay El Bey definitely included his mother and father, and while he sired some similarity to Bay-Abi, he also sired differently. As I’ve mentioned before, Bay-Abi was the yeast; he always seemed to take the best part of a mare and himself and put it together. So, if you have a young horse that comes out of your breeding program that is quite different, but still with exceptional qualities, don’t be discouraged. You may have a diamond that just doesn’t look like the other diamonds. I think that often those animals—the ones that are just different—are the great breeding horses, especially in stallions. You might have a stallion like Secretariat that is so much better than anything else in his breed, yet he never sired another as good as himself. Most stallions don’t; the great ones don’t necessarily sire themselves, but they might sire another step in the line. It just may not be a straight-ahead step. It may go in a different direction. Bay-Abi was a western type horse, very curvy, with a short back, and he sired Bay El Bey, who was 15.2, with a higher-set neck. He was a little more Thoroughbred-y looking; he could have been a great reining horse, and was an excellent English horse. Bay El Bey sired Huckleberry Bey, who was a beautiful English horse, unique to our breed. As a baby, Huckleberry Bey looked like a carousel horse, right off the merry-go-round, all arches and curves. And Huck sired Desperado V, who is strong and husky and very muscular, with exceptional bone and a beautiful face. He is a wonderful working western horse sire, and now is setting standards with his broodmares in halter as well as performance.

Desperado V (Huckleberry Bey x Daraska, by Dar)

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There is no breed like the Arabian, which within a direct line has been able to sire horses that can trot as big as our horses can trot and can turn a cow as hard on a fence. Within a line, we’ve gone from the fanciest English horses to the best working cow horses. No breed can do that except the Arabian. That’s why I say:

Breed forward. Look ahead. Wonderful new surprises may be awaiting you. Recognize them when they occur.

What I am saying is that if your foal doesn’t necessarily look like its sire or dam, but is of exceptional quality, don’t necessarily discard it. If it still has overall quality, you may have a wonderful surprise. It may be the key to the vault. Huckleberry Bey and Khemosabi are examples of horses that didn’t look like their parents, but were extraordinary individuals themselves and they sired their likeness.

It is not difficult to improve the produce of a poor quality mare in one generation. It is not even difficult to improve the produce of an average mare in one generation. What is difficult is to improve the produce of an exceptional mare generation after generation. That takes real skill, knowledge, gut instinct, and vision. Your tail-female line will almost always be your weakest line. This is because often a breeder starts off with an average or poor quality mare and attempts to breed the produce up. You can breed the mare to a better stallion and get a better quality foal, and you can breed that foal to a better stallion and get a better foal.

Maclintok V (Desperado V x Marigold V, by Bay El Bey)

But if you really want to be sure that you have a program that is going to be consistent as breeding stock, you would like, as a breeder, that the bottom line generation of mares be very, very good.

Don’t be afraid to appreciate the qualities of others’ horses. Breeding is a competition with yourself, not with others.

Other people’s horses are where you look to see what you may want to add into your program. If your breeding becomes a competition with others, then you will turn away from things you need to include in your horses simply because you are in competition with them. Your mind needs to be open to what you’re seeing, without any feelings of prejudice or envy. If you can keep your mind open and you can appreciate the qualities you would like in your horses, then you’ll have much more opportunity to be successful.

Consider your horse’s attributes before you consider his/her negatives. All horses have both. It is for you to determine how positive his/her good qualities are before you dwell on the negatives. We can become so negative about horses that we close our minds to the good parts of a horse. We need to look at the positives first. Then, if there are not enough positives, do not breed that horse. Or if he has positives, but the negatives are too strong, again, don’t breed that horse. All horses will have some negatives; the positives just need to strongly outweigh the negatives, so look for the positives first. There is one overall commandment for all of us, and that is when we consider buying or breeding to a horse, we take into account not only what will be good for our own program, but what will be good for the breed as a whole. When I bought Audacious PS, I wasn’t thinking just of what my program needed, but also about what the Arabian breed today needed. (When I bought Jullyen El Jamaal, I was in the position of knowing I had to breed out from our sire lines. I was getting too much of the same blood, so I needed an outcross and Jullyen has been a huge asset to us and other breeders around the world.) Assuming that the stallion you’re considering is of very high quality and has no glaring major faults, I usually say that you need the stallion to contribute at least three things to the breed. Using have great ears, but I thought the breed could use better), eyes, and tail carriage—a true tail carriage, charisma, and happiness, carried by a horse who maintains a gentle mind. A good Arabian horse is alert, responsive, willing and gentle, not overly hot and reactive.

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Sweet Shalimar V , the 6th generation dam of : (Ali Jamaal x SweetInspirationV, by Huckleberry Bey)

Follow Sweet Shalimar V ’s 7th generation daughters

Sweet Caroline V

(Besson Carol x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

Sweet Klassique V

(Fairview Klassique x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

e have to remember that we’re breeding an animal that carries on the qualities that came from the desert, and although we have bred the Arabian to be much more beautiful than he was when he was carrying his owner to battle, we need to keep those original qualities— that gentle, strong, sound hoarse that has made the Arabian the horse of choice for upgrading almost all other breeds for centuries. So as breeders who are seriously considering breeding Arabian horses, we have to take that as an important obligation. We must remember what this breed is about and where it comes from, but continue to look forward to where we are going. That’s the joy of breeding Arabian horses.

Sweet Silk V

(Desperado V x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

Sophia El Jullyen V

( Jullyen El Jamaal x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

Sweet Siesta V

(Desperado V x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

Santa Barbara Juell V

( Jullyen El Jamaal x Sweet Shalimar V, by Ali Jamaal)

When it comes to breeding Arabian horses, friends should not be a part of it. Enemies should not be a part of it. The latest selling price should not be a part of it. It’s simply opening your eyes and letting what you see flow in, unhindered by outside influences.

Sheila Varian, of Arroyo Grande, Calif., has bred,

Everyone tries to make this harder than it is. Sit down and watch your horse in the field until you know everything about it, not in its standup position or in the show ring with its tail over its back, but quietly somewhere, so you can absorb what you’re seeing. Then you must add the style, the charisma, the look—the thing that sets the Arabian apart from all other breeds and makes him unique in the world.

a selection made over all breeds. Sheila’s own record

These are my thoughts and how I breed Arabian horses.

trained and shown Arabians for more than half a century. Now in its ninth generation, the Varian Arabians program is a dynasty of her bloodlines, with national champions in nearly every division. She has been a leading breeder at Scottsdale and the U.S. Nationals many times, and in 2008 received the USEF/ Performance Horse Registry Leading Breeder Award, includes U.S. and Canadian National Championships in halter, English, park, stock horse, and western. She is a recognized authority in the equine industry as a whole, and was inducted into the Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas, in 2003. Her techniques for socializing and training horses are based on the “soft approach” of the legendary Tom Dorrance, with whom she was a close friend from their introduction in the 1960s until his death in 2003. For more information on Varian Arabians, and its April Hands-On Clinic the Varian Way, and August Summer Jubilee weekends, please go to www.varianarabians.com.

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IXL Noble Express x Bonita Afire www.AfireBeyV.com | Proudly bred & owned by Maroon Fire Arabians For breeding information or progeny available, contact Shea Stables, 810-329-6392 or Ashton Kiesner, 865-556-0412

Cover Story

2021 AEPA CONTINUES TO SHOWCASE AND PREDICT THE FUTURE ENGLISH ARABIAN HORSE IN AMERICA by CHRISTY EGAN Since its beginning in 2007, the AEPA Open Saddle Seat Futurity program, including its payouts at the Ohio Buckeye Sweepstakes and Scottsdale Show, has awarded over 2.25 million dollars. Its success and the successes of its winners, both horsemen and equine, are the stuff of legend and the bright future of the Arabian English-bred horse in America. And once again in 2021, breeders Maroon Fire Arabians, and their partners Marty and Tim Shea, have been leading the way.

The all-time leading AEPA sires (in order) are Afires Heir, Baske Afire, IXL Noble Express+ and Afire Bey V. Bred by Marty Shea, Afires Heir is owned by William and Shirley Reilich. Six years after his passing, the Maroon Fire Arabians’ iconic stallion, Afire Bey V, bred by Varian Arabians, continues to be a defining influence in the 2021 Overall Leading Sires listing (4th) for the AEPA. He is Gail Liniger and Inception

also the sire of the number

one stallion, Afires Heir, and the grandsire of both stallions tied for second place HA Toskcan Sun+ (by Baske Afire) and SF Aftershoc (by SF Specs Shocwave). The third place stallion, Black Daniels, is sired by Afire Bey V’s stablemate at Maroon Fire Arabians and Shea Stables, IXL Noble Express+. The fifth place horse, Vegaz, is sired by Apollopalooza. Vegaz is linebred Afire Bey V

to MHR Nobility, sire of IXL Noble Express+. In the last 10

years, Afires Heir has been the leading sire of six AEPA winners. In the Half-Arabian AEPA, the leading purebred sire this year is HA Toskcan Sun+ with the Champion and Reserve to his credit, as well as two additional winners among the top ten. The real superstar in this group over the last few years has been the Saddlebred stallion, Undulata’s Nutcracker both on the top and bottom side of at least six of the 2021 winner’s pedigrees.

Among the Arabian horses currently being bred in America, there are some truly great show horses and there are some great sires and dams. In years past, the best show horses have not necessarily been the best producers, but this percentage has dramatically changed over the past 30 years as Arabians have been more carefully line bred for specialized divisions. In the 2021 AEPA $100,000 Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity, the champion and reserve winners are both sired by Afires Heir out of Afire Bey V granddaughters. Three of the top ten are Black Daniels daughters out of Afire Bey V mares. The HA Toskcan Sun+ top ten winner this year is out of an IXL Noble Express+ daughter out of an Afire Bey V daughter. In fact, every one of the 2021 AEPA top ten purebred class winners has Afire Bey V up close in their pedigree at least once.

Dave and Gail Liniger of Maroon Fire Arabians and Marty (and Tim) Shea of Shea Stables are extremely proud of their annual participation in the AEPA and their breeding and show ring success story. Their junior stallion, Inception (2017 AEPA Futurity Champion and four-time U.S. National Champion (unanimous)) had two of his first offspring at the U.S. National show this year. Proudly, they gave him his first national credentials as a sire. FF Twentyfour Karat (x Afires Gold, by Afire Bey V) was top ten in the Arabian Country English Pleasure Futurity and American Ambition (x Sweet ‘N Nutty, by Undulata’s Nutcracker) earned a top ten in the Half-Arabian English Pleasure Futurity. And the 2022 National shows appear even more promising with a large group of participants expected from Inception’s first two foal crops (2018 and 2019).

Altogether, offspring from Maroon Fire Arabians stallions Afire Bey V, IXL Noble Express+ and Inception, proudly accounted for 22 championships, 14 reserves and 177 top ten awards in 2021 alone, at the U.S., Youth and Mid Summer National Championships. The future of English remains strong.u

Top to bottom: 2020 Unanimous U.S. National Champion Park Horse, Inception; Tim and Marty Shea; and Leading AEPA sire Afires Heir.

UNANIMOUS U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION

SF Specs Shocwave x SF Sweet Elegance Multi-Program Nominated Sires Proudly owned by Hagale Family Arabians Contact Jen WIlson 602.616.6672 jen@hagalefamilyarabians.com | www.HagaleFamilyArabians.com Ar abian Horse Times | 4 | A.E.P.A Futurity

MID SUMMER NATIONAL CHAMPION ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE OPEN & AATR SF Specs Shocwave x Aparty Girl, by AA Apollo Bey Ar abian Horse Times | 5 | A.E.P.A Futurity

(Afires Heir x The Way She Moves)

U.S. NATIONAL RESERVE CHAMPION AEPA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

Proudly owned & bred by 6D Ranch LTD

(Afires Heir x SA Adriana)

U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION AEPA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

Proudly owned by Joseph Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow Bred by Joel & Ashton Kiesner and Starline Arabians LLC

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(Afires Heir x Coconut Cream Pie)

U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION HA/AA COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE JR. HORSE

Proudly owned by Christina R Gillham Bred by Joel & Ashton Kiesner

(Afires Heir x Ritida)

U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION HA/AA ENGLISH PLEASURE JR. HORSE Proudly owned by I ASK LLC Bred by Marty Shea

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Mamage x KW Sapphire, by Baske Afire

MULTI-NATIONAL CHAMPION Top to bottom: 2021 H/A Colt (KW Micah x A Pleasant Surprize) Bred and owned by Hagale Family Arabians

KT BREATHLESS

2021 H/A Filly (KW Micah x Coconut Cream Pie) Bred by Joel & Ashton Kiesner Owned by Emily Shippee

MICAHLA

2021 Filly (KW Micah x Bonita Afire) Owned by Franklin Farm LLC

Multi-Program Nominated Sire For breeding information contact Ashton Kiesner 865-556-0412 Proudly owned by Franklin Farm, LLC

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2020 U.S. National Unanimous Champion English Pleasure 2020 U.S. National Unanimous Champion English Pleasure AAOTR 2019 U.S. National Unanimous Champion English Pleasure 2018 U.S. National Unanimous Champion English Pleasure 2017 U.S. National Unanimous Champion Pleasure Driving

2016 U.S. National Unanimous Champion English Pleasure 2014 U.S. National Champion English Pleasure Junior Horse 2013 U.S. National Champion AEPA Saddle Seat Futurity 2012 U.S. National Champion English Pleasure Futurity

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Afires Heir x Noble Aphroditie | Proudly bred by Karlton & Mary Ann Jackson & owned by Karlton Jackson & Emily Shippee

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Prosuasion x Heirs Noble Love

2021 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION ENGLISH PLEASURE FUTURITY Standing to a limited number of mares in 2022. For breeding information contact Ashton Kiesner 865-556-0412

Undulata’s Nutcracker x Heirs Noble Love

2021 U.S. NATIONAL RES-CHAMPION H/A ENGLISH PLEASURE JR. HORSE & AAOTR MATURITY

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Elimar Har Nahra El Ghazi RL Rah Fire Bask Brass Tsanar MHR Nobility EE Msindependence Miss Wisdom

MHR Nobility IXL Noble Express RY Fire Ghazi Brassmis

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SF Top Notch (Vegaz x Mona) 3x National Champion AAOTR

Life Inthe Fazt Lane (Vegaz x River Dance NA) 2x U.S. National Reserve Champion Open English Pleasure

For over a decade, Multi-National Champion Vegaz has powered the quality, longevity, mind, and flat-out wow factor it takes to win in today’s competitive arena. His numbers don’t lie.

Best Of My Love (Vegaz x River Dance NA) Multi-National Champion Country English Pleasure Open, AAOTR and Driving

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SD Graceland (Vegaz x Empress Of Bask) 15x National Champion Open, AAOTR & JTR

(Pictured at 17 years of age.)

Apollopalooza x SMS Forever Bay | Owned by The Vegaz Partnership | Call Chris Wilson 417.761.2031 | www.Vegaz.com

Howard Schatzberg Photo - Jolene U.S. Nationals

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Strawberry Banks Farm Strawberry Banks Farm is a proud sponsor of the AEPA and has celebrated success since 2008, displaying examples of our dedication to specializing in beautiful and talented English-bred Arabians, including the following United States National AEPA Saddle Seat Futurity winners: 2

1. ENCHANTING LOVE 2008 AEPA Top Ten (Hey Hallelujah x Ericca)

2. ROL FIRE MIST 2010 AEPA Champion (Baske Afire x Firelite DGL) 3. REJOICE REJOICE 2012 AEPA Top Ten (A Temptation x Rumina Afire) 4. ENCHANTING MEMORIES 2014 AEPA Top Ten (Baske Afire x Emayzing Grace) 5. SMOOOTHE OPERATOR 2018 AEPA Top Ten Half Arab (Baske Afire x Siereusi) 6. EVERYBODYS TALKEN 2021 AEPA Top Ten (Baske Afire x Emayzing Grace)

StrawberryBanksFarm.com | info@strawberrybanksfarm.com Barbara Chur - Owner | Brian Murch - Trainer 716.983.3099 Lance Lewis - Assistant Trainer 716.652.9346

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Huckleberry Bey Autumn Fire Brass EE Msindependence

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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION Black Daniels x My Long Song, by Allience 2011 Black Stallion | 15.2 Hands Sweepstakes | AEPA Enrolled SCID and CA Clear

erengeti QH SUNDANCE

U.S. NATIONAL TOP TENS • 2017 Arabian Park Horse Open • 2016 Arabian English Pleasure Junior Horse • 2015 AEPA Arabian Horse Times $100,000 Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity • 2014 Arabian English Pleasure Futurity

QH Serengeti x Style’s Dream On (ASB) 3-year-old H/A gelding 2021 Arabian U.S. National Championships Top Ten HA/AA 2-Year-Old Gelding In-Hand 2021 Region 16 Champion HA/AA Gelding In-Hand

QH SCARLETT

QH Serengeti x Style’s Dream On (ASB) 6-year-old H/A mare 2021 Arabian U.S. National Championships Top Ten HA/AA English Pleasure Junior Horse 2021 Region 15 Champion HA/AA English Pleasure Junior Horse

QH DESERT STORM

QH Serengeti x Style’s Dream On (ASB) 7-year-old gelding – 2019 Region 16 Champion CEP Junior Horse | Amateur friendly

Schatzberg/Vesty Photo

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SPECS SHOCWAVE Want Trot?

No Question!

SF AFTERSHOC

NO KIDDING PF

SF DESTINATION VICTRY

ENTICE ME CCF

STARRBOY

SF STONEWOODS N COOK

2021 U.S. Nationals Sire Of 5 Champion / 4 Reserve and 15 Top Ten Winners Afire Bey V x Spectra PR | AEPA Enrolled Sire | Breeders Sweepstakes Sire

STO N E H E D G E FA R M S

THE POWER OF PEDIGREE \\ ALLIENCE

SPECTRA PR //

If you’ve been looking for the perfect cross for your English division breeding program, look no further. Stack the odds of success in your favor by choosing a pedigree that includes the breed’s most notorious champions with the perfect genetic outcross for today’s National stars. For an in-depth look at SF The Patriot’s pedigree, including photo albums and videos of some of the legendary bloodlines he represents, visit SFThePatriot.com. Owned by Tiffiny Barta Barta Show Horses Ocala, Florida

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THE ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

with Peter Conway

For the first time since the beginning of the AEPA program, I missed being at the U.S. Nationals for our championship classes. I flew home from the show to attend the memorial service of a friend of over 40 years. He lived life as we all should, with a wonderful optimistic outlook. I know our horses help us lead more fulfilled lives, and they teach us. Horses live in the moment, responding and reacting to what is happening right now. They remind us to be fully aware of today, of this very minute, of life now. Watching a Good Horse A good horse moves off its backend weight over haunch, foreleg high and round, carriage proud, ears, eyes, forward and bright. Providing a glimmer of revelation, a hint, a sense of an instant of almost understanding. The AEPA was founded to promote the Arabian English horse, to ensure the continuation and appreciation of these magnificent animals. Bring your passion forward again this year, and purchase a breeding in the AEPA auction. Special thanks to Arabian Horse Times and Equine Athlete Veterinary Services, for supporting our Nationals classes, and to Strawberry Banks Farm and Conway Arabians, for their support of the Buckeye and Scottsdale Maturities. Most of all, THANK YOU to every stallion owner that donates a breeding, and every breeder that buys one in the auction. It is your love of the Arabian English horse that makes this all possible. Created to serve breeders and to promote the Arabian English performance horse, get involved, breed wonderful horses, enjoy the competition, and have these horses in your life! —Peter Conway BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

LARA AMES

BARBARA CHUR

JOEL KIESNER

PRESIDENT - PETER CONWAY

BRIAN MURCH

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JOHN RYAN

TIM SHEA

enrolled sires

2022 ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

(Tempter x A Love Song)

(Huckleberry Bey x Autumn Fire)

AFIRE BEY V*

AFIRES HEIR

APOLLOPALOOZA*

BARCELONA BF

BASKE AFIRE*

BLACK DANIELS

COLTRANE SS

CSP BARBANCOURT

CSP GRAND CAYMON

A TEMPTATION*

(Afire Bey V x Mac Baske)

(IXL Noble Express x Victoria Bay)

CSP ROLLING STONE

DA TRIPOLLI

FOLSOM

GSF RIZING SON

(Afires Heir x CSP Adriana)

(IXL Noble Express x Willette)

(Triften x Berry Flirtatious)

(Apollopalooza x PWA Tusea)

(Afire Bey V x Brassmis)

(IXL Noble Express x Brassmis)

(AA Apollo Bey x TF Magical Witch)

(Mamage x CSP Angelfire)

DEALERZ CHOICE

ENTOURAGZE

H MOBILITY H

HA TOSKCAN SUN

(Vegaz x Dina Mite SA)

(MHR Nobility x RY Fire Ghazi)

(Apollopalooza x DA Atlantique)

(Baske Afire x Matoska)

(Fire And Goldd x Cordoba BF)

(Mamage x JJ Sioux Hope)

FIRE AND GOLDD (Afire Bey V x Brassmis)

HARLEI

(Baske Afire x Heavenlei)

WWW.ARABIANENGLISHPERFORMANCEASSOCIATION.COM *deceased

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enrolled sires

2022 ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

HEY HALLELUJAH*

HUCKLEBEY BERRY*

IMPERATOR DGL

LIFE INTHE FAZT LANE

MAN ABOUT VEGAZ VA

(Empressario DF x GSF Cholula)

(Huckleberry Bey x Hallelujah Bask)

(Huckleberry Bey x Miz Bask)

(Vegaz x River Dance NA)

(Vegaz x Moonbeam DGL)

PROSUADED BY LOVE

(SF Specs Shocwave x MZ Kitty)

PROSUASION

INCEPTION

(Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire)

(IXL Noble Express x Bonita Afire)

MAXIMLIANO

MOONLIGHT HEIR VA

QH SERENGETI (Black Daniels x My Love Song)

(Afires Heir x Moonbeam DGL)

KW MICAH (Mamage x KW Sapphire)

PATRRIOT

(Rrapture x Showthyme WCA)

RHYTHMIC AHSA

ROCK MY SOCKS

SF AFTERSHOC

SF DESTINATION VICTRY

(Robali Dargeeling x Solitairey Dancer)

(CSP Grand Caymon x DA Espirit)

(Prosuasion x Heirs Noble Love)

ROL ASCENSION

(Black Daniels x HA Ghrace Under Fire)

ROL DIVINE STYLE (Afire Bey V x IXL Miss Firefly)

SAXTON DGL

(Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire)

(SF Specs Shocwave x SF Sweet Elegance)

(SF Specs Shocwave x Aparty Girl)

WWW.ARABIANENGLISHPERFORMANCEASSOCIATION.COM *deceased

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enrolled sires

2022 ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

SF SPECS SHOCWAVE (Afire Bey V x Spectra PR)

SF THE PATRIOT

THE FINEST

(Allience x Spectra PR)

(IXL Noble Express x Afire and Finesse)

VEGAZ

VJ ROYAL HEIR

(Apollopalooza x SMS Forever Bay)

(Afires Heir x MA Ghazta Trot)

THUNDER STRUCK LR

(SF Specs Shocwave x Berre Striking)

VCP MAGNIFIRE (Afire Bey V x RY Fire Ghazi)

WP CORPORATE IMAGE (Afires Heir x Play Girl MSC)

ASB/DHH/CROSSBRED ENROLLED SIRES

ARROWHEAD’S UNLIKE ANY OTHER (Wine Women And Song x Miss Moriarty)

ART OF THE DEAL

(Nutcracker’s Nirvana x Use Your Illusion)

DRESSED UP GENTLEMAN

GRAAF KELLY

(Hightanium x T-Roos)

NOBLE BRAVEHEART

(Callaway’s Northern Kiss x Fort Chiswell’s Retained Assets)

(Manno x Wiskelly)

NUTCRACKER’S NIRVANA (Undulata’s Nutcracker x Kingwood’s Harlem Harlem)

*deceased Subject to change.

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HIGHTANIUM

(Halstead’s Viking x Virgie Lee)

OVER $185,000

PAID IN PRIZE MONEY IN 2021! Arabian Horse Times $100,000 Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity

2021 Champion

Equine Athlete $50,000 Half-Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity

2021 Champion

KT HEIR LORD

TOOSKCANDALOUS RT

Conway Arabians $20,000 Country English Pleasure AOTR Maturity

Strawberry Banks Farm $20,000 Country Pleasure AAOTR Maturity

(Afires Heir x SA Adriana) Ex: Joel Kiesner O: Joseph Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow B: Joel and Ashton Kiesner & Starline Arabians LLC

(HA Toskcan Sun x Topline) Ex/B: Rene Ramirez O: Rainie Kuchynka

2021 Champion

OH DANCING ON HEIR (Afires Heir x DD My Dance) Ex/O: Lindsay O’Reilly French B: 5 G and M Ltd. Partnership

2021 Champion

ROL LETS DANCE

(Afire Bey V x Singularcylection) Ex: Katherine Kirby | O: Kirby Arabians LLC B: R O Lervick Arabians

The AEPA would like to thank its sponsors: Freedman’s, fine leather harnesses, saddlery and accessories, and Equine Athlete Veterinary, the official equine health provider of the AEPA.

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THE 2007-2021 ARABIAN ENGLISH

Leaders

PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

In its seventh year, payouts totaling $178,000 have been given out to Country Pleasure Maturity AOTR winners at the Ohio Buckeye Sweepstakes and Scottsdale Show, and since its inception in 2007, the open Saddle Seat Futurity Program has paid out nearly $2 million. In all, the AEPA has paid out over $2.25 million in AEPA-related classes!

AEPA LEADING ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY CHAMPION MONEY EARNERS $40,000 Winners:

$30,000 Winners:

SIN CITY (2007) O: Joseph Kinnarney B: Venture Farms, Inc.

CP SHENANIGAN (2011) O: Katherine Kirby B: California State Polytechnic Univ.

BRAVE AND NOBLE (2008) O/B: Marty Shea

BEL HEIR LR (2012) O: William Blankenship B: Lindsay Rinehart

SF AFTERSHOC (2009) O/B: Alicia Guzman Pace ROL FIRE MIST (2010) O: Strawberry Banks Farm B: R O Lervick Arabians Sires: Baske Afire (2007 & 2010) IXL Noble Express (2008) SF Specs Shocwave (2009) Trainers: Joel Kiesner (2007 & 2008) Peter Stachowski (2009) Brian Murch (2010)

$36,000 Winner: NOBLE FFYRE (2014 [$30,000]/2011 Yearling [$6,000]) O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. Sire: IXL Noble Express Trainers: Joel Kiesner, Allen Zeller (Yearling)

HEIRS NOBLE LOVE (2013) O/B: T. Karlton Jackson SUPREME SENSATION SMP (2015) O: Falan Alpert B: Rodney and Jacqueline Thompson MOVIN ON HEIR WA (2016) O/B: Whispers Acres, Inc. INCEPTION (2017) O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. GSF INSIDER (2018) O: Kimberley Munro B: Nick and Juliet Carden KT MAHALO (2019) O: 6D Ranch Ltd. B: Joel and Ashton Kiesner DROPS OF JUPITER VH (2020) O/B: Vicki Humphrey

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KT HEIR LORD (2021) O: J. Kinnarney & B. Marlow B: J. & A. Kiesner and Starline Arabians LLC Sires: Anza Padron (2011) Afires Heir (2012, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019 & 2021) Baskghazi (2015) IXL Noble Express (2017) SF Aftershoc (2020) Trainers: James Stachowski (2011, 2015, 2016 & 2019) Joel Kiesner (2012, 2013, 2017 & 2021) Shawn Rooker (2018) Jessica Clinton (2020)

Baske Afire

IXL Noble Express

Afires Heir

Afire Bey V

AEPA LEADING SIRES by Number of Winners

by Payout

by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts

1. Afires Heir . . . . . . . . 50

1. Afires Heir . . . . . $477,500

1. Afires Heir . . . . . . . . 351

3. IXL Noble Express . $257,000

3. IXL Noble Express . . . . 224

5. SF Aftershoc . . . . $118,000

5. Vegaz . . . . . . . . . . . 107

7. Black Daniels . . . . . $88,250

7. SF Specs Shocwave . . . . 98

9. HA Toskcan Sun . . . $47,000

9. VCP Magnifier . . . . . .

2. Baske Afire, deceased . . . . 39

3. IXL Noble Express . . . . 30 Afire Bey V, deceased . . . . 30

4. SF Aftershoc. . . . . . . .

5. SF Specs Shocwave . . . . 13 Vegaz . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Black Daniels . . . . . . . 13

6. VCP Magnifire . . . . . . . 9 7. HA Toskcan Sun . . . . . . 8

2. Baske Afire, deceased . $318,250

2. Baske Afire, deceased . . . . 253

4. Afire Bey V, deceased . $156,000

4. Afire Bey V, deceased . . . . 204

$91,500

6. SF Aftershoc . . . . . . . 100

8. Vegaz . . . . . . . . $72,000

8. Black Daniels . . . . . . . 73

10. Apollopalooza, deceased $41,500

10. HA Toskcan Sun . . . . .

6. SF Specs Shocwave .

AEPA LEADING BREEDERS by Number of Winners

by Payout

by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts

1. Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. 19

1. Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc.$200,250

1. Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. 157

3. Prestige Farms LLC. . . .

3. Nick and Juliet Carden$101,500

3. Prestige Farms LLC . . . 103

2. Marty (and Tim) Shea . .

4. Conway Arabians, Inc. . .

Lindsay Rinehart . . . . .

Vicki Humphrey. . . . . .

Smoky Mountain Park Arabians . 11

5. Cedar Ridge Farm. . . . .

6. Nick and Juliet Carden . . . 9 7. Strawberry Banks Farm . . . 8

2. Marty (and Tim) Shea $137,00 4. Vicki Humphrey . .

$84,750

2. Marty (and Tim) Shea . . 127 4. Cal Poly Pomona . . . . . . 74

5. R.O. Lervick Arabians $79,000

5. Lindsay Rinehart . . . . . 73

7. Lindsay Rinehart . . . $71,500

7. Smoky Mountain Park Arabians . . 68

6. Prestige Farms LLC . $77,750 8. Cal Poly Pomona .

$70,500

9. Joel & Ashton Kiesner $68,500

10. Cedar Ridge Arabians $62,000

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6. Vicki Humphrey . . . . . . 71

8. Conway Arabians, Inc. . . 64

9. Nick and Juliet Carden . . 63 10. Cedar Ridge Farm . . . .

Joel Kiesner

Maroon Fire Arabians Dave & Gail Liniger Marty & Tim Shea

Conway Arabians, Inc. Peter & Lori Conway

Joseph Kinnarney

AEPA LEADING TRAINERS

by Number of Winners

by Payout

by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts

1. Joel Kiesner . . . . . . . . . 25

1. Joel Kiesner . . . . . $407,250

1. Joel Kiesner . . . . . . . . 199

3. Gabe DeSoto . . . . . . .

3. Shawn Rooker. . . . $127,750

3. Shawn Rooker. . . . . . . . 86

2. James Stachowski . . . . . . 20 Shawn Rooker . . . . . . .

14 14

4. Jessica Clinton. . . . . . . 13

5. Dalton Budd . . . . . . . . 11

2. James Stachowski . . $273,875

4. Jessica Clinton . . . $118,000 5. Gabe DeSoto . . . . $82,000

8. Dalton Budd . . . . . $59,250

8. John Diedrich . . . . . . . . 49

7. Rob Bick . . . . . . . . . . . 8

9. Joel Gangi . . . . . . $54,500

Joel Gangi . . . . . . . . . . 8

5. Gabe DeSoto . . . . . . . . 70

6. Dalton Budd. . . . . . . . . 55

7. Brian Murch. . . . . $64,500

John Diedrich . . . . . . . . 8

4. Jessica Clinton. . . . . . . . 81

6. Peter Stachowski . . . $80,000

6. Jonathan Ramsay . . . . . . 9 Peter Stachowski . . . . . . 9

2. James Stachowski . . . . . 150

10. John Golladay . . . . $52,000

7. Peter Stachowski . . . . . . 50

9. Rob Bick . . . . . . . . . . 45 Jonathan Ramsay . . . . . . 45

AEPA LEADING OWNERS

by Number of Winners

by Payout

by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts

1. Conway Arabians, Inc. . . . 17

1. Joseph Kinnarney . . $107,500

1. Conway Arabians, Inc. . . 104

Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. . 9

3. 6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . $72,500

3.Smoky Mountain Park Arabians . . 61

2. Cedar Ridge Farm . . . . . 9 Smoky Mountain Park Arabians. . 9

3. Strawberry Banks Farm . . . 8

4. Boisvert Farms LLC . . . . 6 Starline Arabians LLC . . . 6

5. 6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . . . . 5 Joseph Kinnarney . . . . . . 5

6. Elvin Berkheimer . . . . . . 4

Tracy Dowson . . . . . . . . 4

2. Maroon FireArabians, Inc.$99,250

2. Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. 75

4. Strawberry Banks Farm$72,000

4. Cedar Ridge Arabians . . . 56

6. Whispers Acres, Inc. . $59,000

5. Starline Arabians LLC . . . 47

5. Conway Arabians, Inc $69,750 7. Starline Arabians LLC $57,000

8. Cedar Ridge Farm . . $51,250 9. Karlton Jackson . . . . $45,000

10.Boisvert Farms LLC . $40,500

Kimberly Jarvis . . . . . . . 4

Stephanie Landvater . . . . . 4 Lois Skeeles . . . . . . . . . 4

Victoria Arabians LLC . . . 4

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6. Strawberry Banks Farm . . . 50

7. Joseph Kinnarney. . . . . . . 46

8. 6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . . . . 41

9. Boisvert Farms LLC . . . . 33 Lori Foster . . . . . . . . . 33

ARABIAN ENGLISH

PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION

champions from the past

2020 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

2020 $50,000 EQUINE ATHLETE VETERINARY SERVICES HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

DROPS OF JUPITER VH

THE HEIRISTOCRATT

(SF Aftershoc x ERA Madusa by IXL Noble Express) Ex: Jessica Clinton | B/O: Vicki Humphrey

2020 $20,000 CONWAY ARABIANS COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY

FS MAC XIMILION

(VJ Royal Heir x Mac Nificence Afire, by Afire Bey V) Ex: Leslie Doran Sommer | O: Shamrock Farms LLC B: Jeff Prem

(Afires Heir x Ritida) Ex: Joel Kiesner | O: I Ask LLC B: Marty Shea

2019 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

KT MAHALO

(Afires Heir x SA Gisele) Ex: James Stachowski | O: 6D Ranch Ltd. B: Joel and Ashton Kiesner

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2019 $50,000 EQUINE ATHLETE VETERINARY SERVICES HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

NUTTIN BUTA G THANG

(Nutcracker’s Nirvana x Noble Halo) Ex: James Stachowsk | Victory pass: Ashley Roberts O: Gordon, Georgeen or Sarah Sneath B: Hart Farms LLC

ARABIAN ENGLISH

PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION 2019 $20,000 CONWAY ARABIANS COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY

OH DANCING ON HEIR (Afires Heir x DD My Dance) Ex/O: Lindsay O’Reilly French B: 5 G & M LTD Partnership

2018 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

GSF INSIDER

(Afires Heir x PWA Tusea) Ex: Shawn Rooker | O: Kimberley Munro B: Nick and Juliet Carden

champions from the past

2019 $20,000 STRAWBERRY BANKS FARM COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY

NO KIDDING PF

(SF Specs Shocwave x HF Luck Bea Lady) Ex/O: Laura Carrington | B: Prestige Farms LLC

2018 $50,000 EQUINE VETERINARY SERVICES HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

NUTTIN BUT CHROME

(Undulata’s Nutcracker x SA Gisele) Ex: Joel Kiesner | B/O: Starline Arabians LLC

2017 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

2017 $50,000 EQUINE VETERINARY SERVICES HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

INCEPTION

RGT MERCURY RISING

(IXL Noble Express x Bonita Afire) Ex: Joel Kiesner | O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc.

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2018 $20,000 STRAWBERRY BANKS FARM COUNTRY PLEASURE MATURITY AOTR

CP MANIFESTO

(H Mobility H x Afire Charmm) Ex/O: Katherine Kirby | B: Cal Poly Pomona

2017 $20,000 STRAWBERRY BANKS FARM COUNTRY PLEASURE MATURITY AOTR

IRONN MAIDENN

(Vegaz x Sweet Airianna D) Ex/O: Linda McArthur-Conish | B: Marty Shea

2016 $20,000 BUCKEYE AEPA COUNTRY PLEASURE MATURITY AOTR

HOT HEIR PF

(Afires Heir x A Blessing) Ex: Matt Huke | O: Megan Huke B: Prestige Farms LLC

ARABIAN ENGLISH

PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION 2016 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

MOVIN ON HEIR WA

(Afires Heir x The Way She Moves) Ex: James Stachowski | O/B:Whispers Acres, Inc.

2015 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

SUPREME SENSATION SMP

(Baskghazi x A Love Supreme) Ex: James Stachowski | O: Falan Alpert B: Rodney & Jacqueline Thompson

2014 $50,000 HALCON FURNITURE HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

DAVINCI REFLECTION WA

(SF Aftershoc x The Davinci Code) Ex: James Stachowski | O: Whispers Acres, Inc. B: Shawn Stachowski

champions from the past

2016 $50,000 HALCON FURNITURE HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

GIRL ON FIRE

(Baske Afire x Only Girl In Town) Ex: Jessica Clinton | O: Leslie Palmer Garvis B: Vicki Humphrey

2015 $50,000 HALCON FURNITURE HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

BAYONCE

2015 $20,000 BUCKEYE AEPA COUNTRY PLEASURE MATURITY AOTR

EVG TRIDAN

(Triften x CP Dansing Diva) Ex/O: Lori Foster | B: Evergreen Arabians LLC

2014 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

NOBLE FFYRE

(Black Daniels x Laurel Hill Pennies From Heaven) Ex: Sharon Blendinger | O: Joseph & Alisa Mertens B: Bryan & Joanne Grossman

(IXL Noble Express x Foxy Afire) Ex: Joel Kiesner | O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc.

2013 $100,000 ARABIAN HORSE TIMES ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

2013 $50,000 HALCON FURNITURE HA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

HEIRS NOBLE LOVE

(Afires Heir x Noble Aphroditie) Ex: Joel Kiesner | O/B: T. Karlton Jackson

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A THOUSAND STARS

(Baske Afire x Kalarama’s Celeste) Ex: Jim Stachowski | O: Kimberly Jarvis B: Robin Crisman

ARABIAN ENGLISH

PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION 2012 $100,000 AEPA ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY

BEL HEIR LR

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Randy Meyer Ghazimoto Susan Morey (1996-2021) (1959-2021)

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A long-time lover of Arabian horses,Stachowski, Randy by Priscilla and lovinglyAowned long-time loverSusan Ghazimoto of Arabian horses, wasGhazimoto no Randy stranger to the horse Bred show byaway Priscilla an Surrounded by family, Stearns Morey peacefully passed Anne Louise (de Bruyne) 98, ofBred Mantua, Ohio, Randy Meyer CNormington Apassed Ultimo+// Randy Meyer CNormington A Ultimo+ worked away passionately to promote the breed for by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful worked chestnut passionately world. to promote Bred by the esteemed breed for breeder and by trainer John and Sheryl Yochum, this December 10, 2021, from progressive results of ALS. Susan left this peacefully on December 3, in Ravenna, Ohio. (1996-2021) as decades. she it, holding reins herbay life firmly in her control. decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle gelding (C(1995-2021) A Hermoso xworld Citation Of livedRandy fought Michael athe long Byatt, and of valiant the battle Half-Arabian gelding gelding (C(1995-2021 A Hermoso x with cancer,Anne passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with with cancer, the passing peacefully (El Ghazi x on Princess July 5th, Greystone) with his was a 14x Merit) Regional since 2000, honored his was born in Middelburg, Holland on July 6, 1923. Her family Born August 28, 1959, Susan was the only child of Bill and Suzanne A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly Aowned long-time lover Ghazimoto of Arabian horses, was Reserve no Randy stranger to the horse Bred show by Priscilla Normington wife, Leigh, by his side. well-earned title of all-time most winningest wife, Leigh, Champion by his side. and winner, 2x Scottsdale well-earned title of all-time an m escaped to England at the start of WWII andby she served in theYochum, Dutch this(Wittick) Stearns, of Edmond, Oklahoma. She graduated from Edmond worked passionately to promote the breed for John and Sheryl beautiful worked chestnut passionately world. to promote Bred by the esteemed breed for breeder and by trainer John and Sheryl Yochum, this Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve Hunter in Pleasure horse with 41 Navy, transporting troops to Jakarta. 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The energy a with chiefcancer, program consultant and farm and5th, with his a with chief program “…consultant my barn aisle and not and be 5th, theGreystone) same without inlike them passing peacefully July since 2000, honored trustees with cancer, the passing peacefully (Elinto Ghazi xfarm on Princess July with hisgate wasyou a 14x Merit) Regional you brought thewill arena when you hit showing the was no since 2000, honor and Susan started Hallmark Farms training and Arabian She isbreeding survived by sonsonAnthony (Mary), Peter Merit) (Cyndi), and Jim Stanhis manager. breeding … those manager. big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend wife, Leigh, by his side. well-earned title of all-time most winningest wife,national Leigh, Champion bychampionships hiswith side. andtheReserve winner, 2x Scottsdale well-earned title of all-t other … always one crowd. riding The trueArabian definition ofand horses, garnering numerous (Shawn); and grandchildren Ashton, Ava and Jimmy Jr. She is everyone whoI knew youbig loved Ieasy.” cherish~my most Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in and Champion andyou 3x National Champion/Reserve Hunter in Pleasure horse w a show horse. love boy,you. rest Lian saddle seat, hunt seat, and western disciplines. preceded in death by her father Pieter de Bruyne, brother Pieter de National Show Horses inmemorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy Having trained and shown Arabians since the early Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth Having trained andEnglish shown Arabians Pleasure Open, since the AOTR/JOTR early for multiple Open, Junior Horse a Bruyne Jr, and husband, John Stachowski. brought the arena whenwas youhis hitfinal the was like no with Whenanda 20x career forinto Stan, Susan determined to stay 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in (12x Champion/9x Reserve Top 70s,change Ten). Randy, you acame respected owners trainer before among finding trainers in gate resting place (12x Champion/9x Rese other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of in the show ring, this time training Morgans. A self-taught businessmain ring halter and performance, with his wife ran main ring halter and performance, Lian with Oteiza his wifeinran 2012. woman, she Meyer obtained her CDL she Icould therestfarm’s a show love you big boy, easy.” ~ Lian Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as Show Horses atsohorse. Rhapsody indrive Blue Stables as semi-truck, and in just 10 short years, made her mark in the Morgan horse world, riding a chief program consultant and farm and a chief program “…consultant my barn aisle andwill farm not and be the same without you in them 45 victory passes and training more than 80 world, reserve world, and breeding manager. breeding … thosemanager. big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend Grand National victory passes for her clients in the same time frame. and everyone whothe knew2020 you loved you. I cherish my most One of her career highlights was winning Western Pleasure memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy Open World Championship on bred and trained JRH Remember Me, you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no who is undefeated in the Grand National arena. other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of With grace and grit, Susan’s lastaride 2021, when she show came horse. Iin loveOctober you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian

won the Ladies Western Pleasure World Championship. In 2020, Susan was awarded the APAHA Hero Award. Posthumously, she will be awarded the 2021 AMHA Person of the Year and the 2021 USEF Barbara Worth Oakford Trophy, which recognizes a horseman or horsewoman who has excelled above all others in competition in the current year. Susan leaves behind her husband of 36 years, Stan; son, Colter (Ginny); daughter, Laing; two grandchildren Conway and Stella; brother-in-law, Brent Morey (Debbie); extended family; lifelong friends, and her dog, Grady.

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Of Randy fought Michael a long Byatt, and valiant the bay battle Half-Arabian gelding gelding (C A H a Normington and lovingly A long-time owned lover of big, Ghazimoto Arabian horses, wasproducing no Randy stranger to the Bred horse by show Priscillathat Normington and lovingly owned long-time lover Ghazimoto of Arabian horses, was no Randy stranger which to the horse Bred show by Priscilla Nor … those kind, loving expressive eyes.high You are a legend foals who have Anot yet been shown and three embryos will balance, strength and soundness, trotting horses Lian Oteiza in 2012. breeding manager. …Champions. those kind, loving expressive eyes. Youaand are aMerit) legend with cancer, passing on July 5th, with hisIbreeder Merit) since 2000,Yochum, honoredthis his beautiful trustees with with cancer, thepassionately passing peacefully (El Ghazi xon Princess July 5th, Greystone) with hisgreatness, was 14xby Regional 2000,Yo h ryl Yochum, this beautiful worked chestnut passionately toworld. promote Bred theby breed esteemed for and by John trainer andalong Sheryl worked chestnut world. tobig, promote Bred by theesteemed breed forof breeder trainer John since and Sheryl andpeacefully everyone who knew you loved you. cherish my most add to that list of The pursuit have upright, hingy necks, and strong hind ends while passing his inevitably and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most wife, Leigh,aMichael by hisand side. well-earned title of all-time most winningest wife, Leigh, Champion by his side. and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale well-earned title of C A Hermoso x Citation decades. Of Randy fought long Byatt, valiant the battle bay Half-Arabian gelding gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation decades. Of Randy fought Michael a long Byatt, and valiant the bay battle Half-Arabian gelding gelding (C A H memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy however, is not driven simply by objective statistics but by subjective good temperament and trainability. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve Hunter in Pleasure hor 00, honored his trustees with cancer, with thepassing peacefully (Elinto Ghazi onarena xJuly Princess 5th, with waswas a 14x Merit) his trustees with cancer, the passing Veronica peacefully (El Ghazi xbecame on Princess July 5th, Greystone) with hiswas 14x Merit) Regional since 2000, h you brought the when Greystone) you hithisthe gate likeRegional nosince 2000, honored influences. Aswith an individual, Versace’s firsta U.S. … those kind, loving expressive eyes. Youdefinition are legend you English brought into the3-year-old. arena whenthe you hit the gate was no Junior trainedwife, and shown Arabians since the early Open, Junior and Amateur/Youth Having trained and shown Arabians Pleasure Open, since AOTR/JOTR early forlike multiple Open, itle of all-time mostHaving winningest Champion by his and Reserve winner, 2x aScottsdale well-earned titleHorse of all-time mostChampion winningest wife, Leigh, Champion by his side. and Reserve winner, 2x out, Scottsdale well-earned titleHo of otherLeigh, … big, always oneside. with the crowd. The true of National Arabian Mare as a As it turns He blended incredibly well withyoumares whose lines included Afire and everyone who knew loved you. I cherish my most other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of 70s, Randy, trainer in Champion/Reserve (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top 70s, Ten). Randy, a respected owners trainer before among finding trainers his final in resting place (12x with Champion/9x e horse with 41 National titles ina respected Champion andyou 3xtrainers National Hunter Pleasure in horse with 41 National titles in Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve Hunter in Pleasure hor a show horse. Iamong love big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian a footnote to defining her signifBey V, Baske memorable Afire, Huckleberry Bey ring and and his that major accomplishment isabut moments in the show withMHR you. TheNobility, energy show horse. I love you bigthe boy, rest easy.”upon ~ for Lian main ringtrained halterand andshown performance, with his wifeAOTR/JOTR ran main ringtrained halter andIt performance, Lian with Oteiza his wife in ran 2012. or Horse and Amateur/Youth Having English Arabians Pleasure since Open, the early forOpen, multiple Junior Horseicance and Amateur/Youth Having and English shown Arabians Pleasure Open, since AOTR/JOTR early multiple Open, Junior Ho to the Arabian breed. is Veronica’s global influence champion-winning purebred and Half-Arabian progeny met or exceedyou brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as n/9x Reserve and 20x 70s, Top Randy, Ten).a respected owners trainerbefore amongfinding trainers hisinfinal resting(12x placeChampion/9x with Reserve and 20x Top 70s, Ten). Randy,her. a respected owners trainer before among finding trainers his final in resting place (12xwith Champion/9x ed thechief Mamage level of excellence, including CSPdefinition Miss Mamage, KRA the breed that defines other … always oneand with thehis crowd. of program consultant farm and chief program consultant my barn aisle and will farm not be theinran same without you in them main aring halter and performance, with Lian Oteiza wife The ran in true 2012. main aring halter and“… performance, Lian with Oteiza hisand wife 2012. Dammage, CSPbreeding James Dean, CSP Yes Mam, CSP Merlot, show horse. I love youInfinity, bigStables boy, restRH manager. breeding … manager. big, kind, loving expressive are a legend The story ofMeyer Veronica not yet complete as she has offspring that Meyer Show Horsesa at Rhapsody in Blue aseasy.” ~ Lian ShowisHorses at those Rhapsody in Blue Stables as eyes. You The Real Slim Shady, CSP Hot Tamale, Ronde Vu, CSP James Brown, and everyone who knew you you. I cherish myinmost a chief program consultant “… my barnand aislefarm will not andbe the same without you in them a chief “… consultant my barn aisle and will farm not and be loved theare same them have yet to be seen or program shown. Waiting in the wings a without filly byyou CSP Hot Stuff, Affliction and KW Micah, just to name a few. memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy breeding … those manager. big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend breeding … thosemanager. big,two kind,embryos loving expressive eyes. Farid You are a legend Excalibur EA, a colt by Dominic M, by Ibn brought intowho theknew arenayou when you hit the gatetowas and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most and everyone loved you. I cherish my like mostno and one by Gazal Al Shaqab.you Her grand-produce also continue But beyond all of his successes as a competitor and a producer, long-time other always with crowd. of memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy memorable moments in thetheshow ringThe withtrue you.definition The energy expand the legacy of her impact all… over theoneworld. trainer Shan Wilson once said, “Mamage is one of those rare horses, one a show horse. I love youwhen big boy, easy.” Lian you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no you brought into the arena you rest hit the gate~was like no of those great spirits that comes into your life and touches your heart. Those who knew Veronica first-hand, understood that the moother … always one with the crowd. The true definition of other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of Around the barn he isa ashow docile, easy going, and loving animal that is ment her halter was removed, a ahalf required. horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian showstep horse.backwards I love you big was boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian

always waiting to greet you with a welcoming nicker. No matter how much we asked of him, he never laid an ear back and would always try his best. He is truly a gentle soul. He has brought so much to my life, to his loving owners, and to all the lucky owners of his babies.”

Veronica’s attitude, love of life and self-esteem were unparalleled. Rain or shine, Veronica would put on her daily “show”, a trait that she consistently passed on.

We can’t know the influence Veronica has had in many lives, but it is very clear that she loved life and her place in it. Godspeed Veronica! Ar abian Horse Times | 161 | Volume 52, No. 5

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CALE NDAR of Events REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS July 20-24, 2022 Region 17 Championships Langley, British Columbia Canada www.region17.com

April 27-May 1, 2022 Region 7 Championships Scottsdale, Arizona|www.aha7.org

June 15-18, 2022 Region 2 Championships Santa Barbara, California|www.ahareg2.org

May 4-8, 2022 Region 12 Championships Ocala, Florida|www.aharegion12.com

June 16-18, 2022 Region 6 Championships Douglas, Wyoming|www.region6aha.com

May 18-22, 2022 Region 1 Championships Del Mar, California|www.aharegionone.com

June 20-25, 2022 Region 4 Championships Nampa, Idaho|www.aharegion4.com

May 31-June 4, 2022 Region 9 Championships Fort Worth, Texas|www.region9aha.org

June 22-26, 2022 Region 13 Championships Wilmington, Ohio|www.aharegion13.com

June 2-5, 2022 Region 11 Championships Springfield, Illinois|www.aha11.com

July 4-9, 2022 Region 15 & 16 Championships Lexington, Virginia www.region15aha.com|www.region16.org

August 18-21, 2022 Region 14 Championships Wilmington, Ohio|www.aha14.com

July 6-10, 2022 Region 5 Championships Monroe, Washington|www.regionv.com

August 28-September 3, 2022 Region 3 Championships Reno, Nevada|www.arabianhorses3.org

June 8-12, 2022 Region 10 Championships St. Paul, Minnesota www.region10arabians.com

July 21-23, 2022 Region 18 Championship Jerseyville, Ontario Canada www.region18.on.ca August 17-22, 2022 Region 8 Championships Denver, Colorado|www.aharegion8.org

SHOWS February 17-27, 2022, Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, Scottsdale, Arizona. www.scottsdaleshow.com March 31-April 3, 2022, Arabian Breeders World Cup, Scottsdale, Arizona. www.arabianbreedersworldcup.com May 19-22, 2022, Ohio Buckeye Sweepstakes, Columbus, Ohio. www.buckeyesweepstakes.com August 4-7, 2022, East Coast Championships, Lexington, Virginia. www.eastcoastshow.com September 14-17, 2022, Arabian National Breeder Finals, Scottsdale, Arizona. www.scottsdaleshow.com September 15-17, 2022, NSH Finals, Springfield, Illinois. www.nshregistry.org September 30-October 2, 2022, Minnesota Fall Festival, St. Paul, Minnesota. www.medallionstallion.com

NATIONAL EVENTS www.arabianhorses.org

July 17-23, 2022 Youth Nationals Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

August 14-20, 2022 Canadian Nationals Brandon, Manitoba Canada

September 12-17, 2022 Sport Horse Nationals Wilmington, Ohio

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INDEX

of Advertisers IIB Farms.................................................................................................... 36-37AWPA (54, 55)

Kiesner Training.................................................. 6-7AEPA (108, 109), 10-11AEPA (112, 113)

Adeptus Nutrition.....................................................................................................................16 AHA of AZ..................................................................................................................... 10, 11, 89 Alistar Arabians......................................................................................... 34-35AWPA (52, 53) All Star Equine...................................................................................................... 56AWPA (74) Amazing Horse Woman LLC........................................................................102, 1AEPA (103)

L Long Meadown Arabians.....................................................................................49AWPA (67) Love, Gretchen................................................................................................... 18, 1AWPA (19) Lowe Show Horse Centre..............................................................................102, 1AEPA (103)

M Maroon Fire Arabians.............................................................................................................102

Anivia Equine...........................................................................................................................FC

Martin, Laurie...........................................................................................................................17

McAnich Farms, Inc..............................................................................................46AWPA (64)

Barta Show Horses...............................................................................................35AEPA (137) Becker Stables............................................................................................. 16-23AWPA (34-41) Beloveds Farm.....................................................................................................................IFC, 1 Boisvert Farms LLC................................................................................ 20-21AEPA (122, 123) Brass Ring, The.......................................................................................... 38-39AWPA (56, 57)

O Orrion Farms........................................................................................................................... BC

P Pakula, Josie.........................................................................................................................14, 15 Palmetto Arabians................................................................................64-68AWPA (82-86), 87 Perfect Products....................................................................................................38AEPA (140) Pyranha, Inc.............................................................................................................................. 90

Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc................................................ 52AEPA (154), 155, 156, 168, IBC

Chrishan Park Arabians......................................................................... 16-17AEPA (118, 119)

Quarry Hill Farm................................................................................................. 31AEPA (133)

Colonial Downs Training Center.......................................................................30AEPA (132)

Colonial Wood Training Center............................................................ 40- 41AWPA (58, 59)

R.O. Lervick Arabians.............................................................................................................167

Conway Arabians.....................................................6-7AWPA (24, 25), 12-13AEPA (114, 115)

RBC Show Horses.................................................................................................36AEPA (138) Risen, Bob & Nancy.................................................................................. 36-37AWPA (54, 55)

D Dale Brown Performance..................................................................................... 33AWPA (51) DePaolo Equine Concepts.....................................................................8, 9, 2-3AWPA (20, 21) Dolorosa Arabians................................................................................................. 51AWPA (69) DunsNRoses Ranch LLC......................................................................................48AWPA (66)

Rooker Training Stable....................................................................................... 14AEPA (116) Royal Arabians.............................................................................................................................5 Royal T Arabians..................................................................................................................... BC

S Shamrock Farms LLC................................................. 15AWPA (33), 57-59AWPA (75-77), 88 Shorty’s Hattery..................................................................................................... 14AWPA (32)

Empress Arabians........................................................................47AWPA (65), 33AEPA (135)

Slide To Win-Gary Ferguson................................................................................52AWPA (70)

Equine Athlete Veterinary Services..........................................12AWPA (30), 37AEPA (139)

Southwind Arabians & Equine Services............................................................ 39AEPA (141)

Evergreen Arabians...............................................................................................50AWPA (68)

Stachowski Farm, Inc...............................................................................24-29AEPA (126-131) Stone Ridge Arabians.................................................................................................................7

Strawberry Banks Farm..........................................................................18-19AEPA (120, 121)

Franklin Farms LLC............................................... 10-11AWPA (28, 29), 8-9AEPA (110, 111)

Freedman’s Harness............................................................................................. 15AEPA (117)

The Hat Lady...........................................................................................................................167

Frierson Atkinson....................................................................................................................167

Tres Reyes Farms................................................................................................... 53AWPA (71)

Vicki Humphrey Training Center......................................................................32AEPA (134)

Hagale Family Arabians............................................................2, 3, 4-5AEPA (106, 107), 156 Harris Show Horses................................................................................ 22-23AEPA (124, 125)

V W Western Cross Ranch.................................................................................... 8-9AWPA (26, 27)

Hegg, Mrs. Mickey...................................................................................................................167

Wilkins Livestock Insurers, Inc.............................................................................................167

Hillstar Farm LLC................................................................................................. 15AWPA (33)

Willow View Arabians........................................................................................... 55AWPA (73)

Holly Hill Farm.....................................................................................................30AEPA (132)

Woods Western......................................................................................................54AWPA (72)

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