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In Memoriam
Ty’s demeanor with clients was always kind, approachable and patient. I will never forget how supportive and compassionate he was. -Sue Jones
A quality guy whose brilliance was a privilege to learn from. He always made time to share information. -Allan Ehrlick
We had some of the best times talking about everything, anything or nothing. His presence was contagious to be around. -Jennifer Sullivan Totten
Ty made me feel very important and like I was his only client. I will cherish those memories forever. He was one Class Act! -Jonny Enz
As horsemen and women, we all know the depth to which we love our equines. I realize I’m not the only person whose every hope and dream hangs upon their horse, but I do have Dr. Wallis to thank for preserving those hopes and dreams. His ability to perform challenging surgeries and turn a poor prognosis into a promising young athlete, was a true gift. He was kind, encouraging, and helpful. A true light in this world that will never, ever be forgotten. Thank you. -Sarah Olmstead This year at Scottsdale, we played our annual round of golf before the show started. Ty shows up with his arm swollen 4 sizes larger than normal (from being kicked by a horse that day). Normal mortals would not even be able to swing a club, but not Ty! He walks up to the tee, doesn’t even take a practice swing, and hits a huge drive with a 2 iron and passes my ball (hit with a driver) with tens of yards to spare! That’s how Ty always was; amazing and didn’t even look like he was trying. -Jeremy Harper Every time I was with him is a favorite memory. -Will Totten
Egan TY WALLIS, DVM, MS, DACVS 1979 - 2022 Ty was such a great vet, mentor to young trainers, and one of the best people that we called friend. -Dennis & Linda Clark
Thankful for your caring hands on our critters in Texas and at horse shows. -Laura Paris
Ty was so dang cool! I mean flying yourself to places is what many of us dream about! He impacted so many lives … not only his clients and community, but also his colleagues. Fly high Ty, see you on the other side. -Shem Oliver
Forever in our hearts
Randy Meyer
A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy worked passionately to promote the breed for decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his wife, Leigh, by his side. Having trained and shown Arabians since the early 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as Dr. Tyson Wayne Wallis passed away unexpectedly in a helicopter training accident on Friday, March 25, 2022. a chief program consultant and farm and breeding manager. The son of Marty and Ricki Wallis, Ty was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas. He attended Randall High School in Canyon, Texas. Ty’s passion for the outdoors and helping others led him to a veterinary career after graduating from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine, and completing a one-year internship at Oakridge Equine Hospital and a surgical residency and combined masters program at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. He became board certified in large animal surgery in 2009 and was a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. Ty partnered with Dr. Brad Hill in 2012 and co-founded Equine Athlete Veterinary Services. In 2014, he moved back home to Texas and was based in Pilot Point, where he focused on lameness, sports medicine, and orthopedic surgery of equine athletes in training centers throughout the country. Ty married Kristen in Knoxville, Tennessee. Their shared love of the outdoors and traveling took them on adventures around the world. Their daughter Hattie followed. A natural born leader, Ty was so many things to so many people. He loved life and lived like he was on borrowed time, facing every goal or challenge with unwavering determination. He enjoyed golfing, fishing, wake surfing, hunting, mountain biking, flying and good bourbon. Ty is preceded in death by grandfathers, Eddie Lueders and Wayne Wallis, and grandmother Jeanne Wallis. He is survived by his wife, Kristen, daughter Hattie, his parents, grandmother and extended family. Please consider a charitable donation to The Friends of Vail Foundation.
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
C A Ultimo+// Ghazimoto (1995-2021) (1996-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional well-earned title of all-time most winningest Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in
Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Ghazimoto (1996-2021) Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Susan Sidles Judith “Judy” Ann Sirbasku (1942-2022)(1938-2021)
Egan Egan
CA Rumors Patricia A. “Patsy” Jarvis (1987-2021)(1938-2021) Bey Berry Love (1992-2022) Egan Mark Wharton (1960-2021) Randy Meyer
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Susan Vandecar Sidles, age 79, of Scottsdale, Arizona passed away on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022. Born September 23, 1942, to Burl E. Vandecar and Verva M. Vandecar, Susan graduated from York High School in York, Nebraska in 1960, and from the University of Nebraska in 1964. Having shown horses since the early 70s, she and her husband Steve were “fortunate to blend passion and knowledge into a concept, a niche business to fill a need,” thus beginning the journey as founders of Show Season in 1980, providing quality finished garments to generations of riders. Susan is preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her beloved husband of 56 years, Stephen; daughter, Stacey Ollinger (Paul); two grandchildren, Stephen Elvis Ollinger and Isabel Vandecar Ollinger; brother, Philip F. Vandecar and nephew, Philip F. Vandecar II. Bred, owned and trained his entire life by Vicki Humphrey, CA Rumors (Islamorada x UF Supreme Surprise), was a saddle seat phenom. He and Vicki’s daughter Lea grew up together. Of his 17 appearances at the regional level, only two were not champion or reserve, and of his 14 appearances at the national level, “Rumors” and Lea earned two championships, seven reserves and three top tens in Half-Arabian Country Pleasure, as well as titles in Saddle Seat Equitation and at National Show Horse. Born on the farm, he was a constant … a teacher, friend and confidant. His sense of humor led to interesting victory passes and he had zero tolerance for being a lesson horse or waiting in the wash racks, but never stopped being a show horse. He spent his final years with his best horse buddy Louis (Bey Berry Love), and they competed for carrots and attention to see who could grow the bushiest winter coat. He was a forever horse who was loved very much.
Bred by Julane White, Bey Berry Love (Hucklebey Berry x Lovilee, by Kaborr), aka “Louis”, was an incredible English and driving horse, whose career in the National show ring led to his forever home with Vicki Humphrey. He was an 8-time National Champion, 6-time Reserve and 11-time Top Ten in open, amateur Randy Meyer and youth English Pleasure, Country, Driving, Show Hack and Native Costume. With Jessica Clinton, Louis’ fondness for
A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy Native Costume is where he enjoyed the show worked passionately to promote the breed for ring the most, earning nearly half of his wins decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle there and seven of his eight championships. with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Though he was difficult at times, Jess says that wife, Leigh, by his side. was part of his charm, teaching her patience and unconditional love. He humbled her as Having trained and shown Arabians since the early a rider and taught her many lessons about 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in respect for the animal first, and with lots main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as a chief program consultant and farm and breeding manager. of trust and love she earned his respect and learned what it truly meant to be a team in the show ring. Always full of personality and attitude, Louis was treasured at VHTC for 25 years and lived life by his rules.
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
Egan GhazimotoRandy Meyer (1996-2021)
Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer worked passionately to promote the breed for
Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale wife, Leigh, by his side. Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple Having trained and shown Arabians since the early owners before finding his final resting place with 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Lian Oteiza in 2012.main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as
“… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them a chief program consultant and farm and … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend breeding manager. and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Randy Meyer
A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy worked passionately to promote the breed for decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle Egan with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his wife, Leigh, by his side. C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Having trained and shown Arabians since the early 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of a chief program consultant and farm and Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the breeding manager. well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). GhazimotoRandy Meyer (1996-2021)
Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer worked passionately to promote the breed for
Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale wife, Leigh, by his side. Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple Having trained and shown Arabians since the early owners before finding his final resting place with 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Lian Oteiza in 2012.main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as
“… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them a chief program consultant and farm and … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend breeding manager. and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Judy was born in 1938 and graduated from Harding C A Ultimo+// High School in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She met Jim Sirbasku, the love of her life, on a blind date at the (1995-2021) age of 16. They were married in 1959 and moved to Waco, TX in 1968 where their union lasted over Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned 50 years until Jim’s passing in 2010. It was here that by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut they raised their children, David and Susan. gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the
When Jim and Judy purchased their first straight well-earned title of all-time most winningest
Egyptian Arabian mare, Judy discovered a Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in profound passion for the breed. They later Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth purchased land and Rock Creek Arabians was (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). conceived. Judy’s devotion to her beloved horses made her a steward for the breed. Her unwavering affection and allegiance to her horses, spanning more than four decades, produced a multitude of champions that made a global impact on the industry.
Judy was preceded in death by her parents,
William and Ethel Murray, husband, Jim, and siblings Margaret Scherer, Ben Murray, Adelaide Duffy, Mary Nelson, Kathleen Minea and Donald Murray.
She is survived by children David Sirbasku and
Susan Priest, granddaughter, Zoe Sirbasku, and a host of nieces and nephews. Patricia was born in Cleveland, Ohio, to Charles and Eleanor Jarvis. She was Vice-President and second generation of C. Jarvis Insurance. Her interests included horses, gardening and attending or watching anything her granddaughter did, the love and shining star of her life. Patricia is survived by her sister, Jacqueline Raith (Richard), daughters Sandra and Kimberley, and granddaughter Brooke Marie Jarvis.
Originally from Australia, Mark ran Peregrine A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy
Bloodstock LLC in Lexington, Kentucky with worked passionately to promote the breed for fellow Aussie Quentin Naylor for nearly 25 years. decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle He was a familiar face at Arabian horse events with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his around the world, from shows to conferences and wife, Leigh, by his side. racing, Mark was always there to add his valuable insight and share anecdotes with friends. Having trained and shown Arabians since the early 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in “On May 16, 44 years after we first met, Mark main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran quietly slipped away. I have still to comprehend a future Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as without him, but it seems his passing has stirred something a chief program consultant and farm and very deep in those he touched, so that even in these troubled breeding manager. times, people are recalling him to be the catalyst which led them to the joy of owning an Arabian horse. “...so much still to contribute and gone far too soon, it’s up to me now, and the horses we created together through our joint vision, to carry his presence into the future through the beautiful Arabian horses which were his life. Godspeed Mark …” ~ Quentin Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Randy Meyer NDL Pericles (1992-2022)
Ghazimoto (1996-2021)
Egan
A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy worked passionately to promote the breed for decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his wife, Leigh, by his side. Having trained and shown Arabians since the early 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as a chief program consultant and farm and breeding manager. Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
In 1995, when looking for a western horse, “Perry” was the first horse we saw, and knew Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show he was the one. world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding At only 14.2 hands, NDL Pericles (Barbary (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional x Poznan) was the little horse that could! He Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale was bigger than life when he entered the show Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in arena with eyes bright, ears forward and a English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple dynamic stride; and if Perry had a good go, he won. He wasn’t the western horse I had owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. shopped for, but was the most magnificent, once-in-a-lifetime horse any person could hope for. We did manage two western pleasure top tens, but it was Perry’s unmatched versatility that earned him 30 national open and amateur championships in hunter pleasure, side saddle, show hack and country pleasure. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian Perry had huge energy, a huge heart, huge presence and above all, a HUGE personality. In retirement, Perry taught kids how to ride, and spent his days as the ranch mascot running free, entertaining visitors, keeping horses’ company in the crossties, assisting vets and farriers, torturing the pigs, chasing down visitors for scratches and keeping all his Facebook fans entertained with his daily antics. Thank you, Wendy, for loving Perry for 27 years and giving him the fairytale retirement he deserved. —Jill Contreras Singularcylection’s dam, Holli Berry, was purchased by Roger and Linda Lervick as a yearling. The Huckleberry Bey daughter was a 3-time National Top Ten and Canadian National Champion, producing seven national winners for R O Lervick Arabians, including Singularcylection (by Cytosk), her third foal. Singularcylection took her first championship in Mare Halter at two and was a U.S. National Top Ten the following year in the U.S. National English Pleasure Futurity. Between 2001 and 2020, she produced 15 foals, seven of which were national winners, four of those champions and/or reserve champions. Her son, ROL Firecracker+//, is 17-time National Champion /Reserve winner and his sister, ROL Fire Lily+//, a 6-time National Champion/ Reserve winner. All Singularcylection’s national winners were sired by Afire Bey V. She was Lervick’s best producing purebred homebred. Kind and gentle, everyone loved her. “Like their dam, all of Singularcylection’s children have been bright, interested and talented, as well as easy to start and train,” says R O Lervick trainer, Dennis Wigren. “We have both her 2- and 3-year-old offspring in training now. Both are outstanding.” Proudly owned and ridden by Marikate Matthews, Forthe Loveof Thunder was the product of the 18-time National Champion Wisom son, Good Thunder. The pretty bay Half-Arabian mare, known to all as “Lovie” was under the care and training guidance of John Rannenberg. The three, along with her Randy Meyer adoring fan club, celebrated wins in English and Country Pleasure, Driving, Show Hack and Native Costume in the open and amateur classes, to the tune of seven national A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy championships. On the night of Lovie’s worked passionately to promote the breed for passing, which happened to be Marikate’s decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle birthday, a large storm rolled quickly through with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his the farm. And yes, there were claps of thunder, wife, Leigh, by his side. as her sire called her home. Having trained and shown Arabians since the early 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as a chief program consultant and farm and breeding manager. C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
Egan GhazimotoRandy Meyer (1996-2021)
Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer worked passionately to promote the breed for
Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale wife, Leigh, by his side. Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple Having trained and shown Arabians since the early owners before finding his final resting place with 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Lian Oteiza in 2012.main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as
“… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them a chief program consultant and farm and … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend breeding manager. and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Randy Meyer Egan C A Ultimo+//
A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy worked passionately to promote the breed for decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut wife, Leigh, by his side. gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the Having trained and shown Arabians since the early well-earned title of all-time most winningest 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). a chief program consultant and farm and breeding manager. C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
Egan GhazimotoRandy Meyer (1996-2021)
Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show A long-time lover of Arabian horses, Randy world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer worked passionately to promote the breed for
Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding decades. Randy fought a long and valiant battle (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional with cancer, passing peacefully on July 5th, with his Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale wife, Leigh, by his side. Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple Having trained and shown Arabians since the early owners before finding his final resting place with 70s, Randy, a respected trainer among trainers in Lian Oteiza in 2012.main ring halter and performance, with his wife ran Meyer Show Horses at Rhapsody in Blue Stables as
“… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them a chief program consultant and farm and … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend breeding manager. and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Egan C A Ultimo+//
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of well-earned title of all-time most winningest Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in well-earned title of all-time most winningest Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten).
C A Ultimo+// (1995-2021) Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Ghazimoto Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in (1996-2021)
Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Bred by Priscilla Normington and lovingly owned Ghazimoto by John and Sheryl Yochum, this beautiful chestnut gelding (C A Hermoso x Citation Of (1996-2021) Merit) since 2000, honored his trustees with the well-earned title of all-time most winningest Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show Hunter Pleasure horse with 41 National titles in world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer
Open, Junior Horse and Amateur/Youth Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding (12x Champion/9x Reserve and 20x Top Ten). (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
Ghazimoto was no stranger to the horse show world. Bred by esteemed breeder and trainer Michael Byatt, the bay Half-Arabian gelding (El Ghazi x Princess Greystone) was a 14x Regional Champion and Reserve winner, 2x Scottsdale Champion and 3x National Champion/Reserve in English Pleasure Open, AOTR/JOTR for multiple owners before finding his final resting place with Lian Oteiza in 2012. “… my barn aisle will not be the same without you in them … those big, kind, loving expressive eyes. You are a legend and everyone who knew you loved you. I cherish my most memorable moments in the show ring with you. The energy you brought into the arena when you hit the gate was like no other … always one with the crowd. The true definition of a show horse. I love you big boy, rest easy.” ~ Lian
