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Tribute Thyme

U.S. NATIONAL SENIOR STALLIONS with Ted Carson

(Pryme Thyme x Diamond Tribute) 2010 Region 11 Champion Stallion 2010 Canadian National Champion Stallion (Highest Scoring Halter Horse of Show)

At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Junior Stallions with Steve Heathcott Owned by Messerli & Hensley Families Trained by Blake Messerli Leeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Summit, Mo

Tribute Thyme SA (Pryme Thyme x Diamond Tribute)

Mostly Padron

2009 ARABIAN BREEDERS WORLD CUP SUPREME CHAMPION STALLION Owned by The Mostly Padron Syndicate Standing at Butler Farms Training Center, Inc. Farm: 910-866-4000 Ted Carson: 910-876-7332 or tedcarson@intrstar.net www.TedCarson.com

(Padrons Psyche x HS Mostly)

U.S. NATIONAL JUNIOR STALLIONS with Ted Carson

(*Gazal Al Shaqab x Veronica GA)

Veraz

2010 SCOTTSDALE CHAMPION 4YEAROLD STALLION CANADIAN NATIONAL TOP TEN STALLION Owned by Scheier Farms Mark & Pattie Scheier • Scottsdale, Arizona Rob Long, Manager: 602-920-6782 www.ScheierFarms.com Standing at Butler Farms Training Center, Inc. www.TedCarson.com

Phreeze Phrame KHA

(Phi Slama Jama x Debt to Pleasure)

U.S. NATIONAL HALFARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR 1839 with Kentley Dean U.S. NATIONAL HALFARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE OPEN with Ted Carson 2009 YOUTH NATIONAL CHAMPION HA/AA COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE JOTR Owned by: Kentley Dean

Gossip Girl LA (Versaces Gold x SS Spotlightandroses)

U.S. NATIONAL HALFARABIAN YEARLING FILLIES with Ted Carson 2010 REGION 12 TOP FIVE HALFARABIAN FILLY Owned by: Vernon Schryer

Butler Farms Training Center, Inc. Farm: 910-866-4000 Ted Carson: 910-876-7332 or tedcarson@intrstar.net www.TedCarson.com

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MPA

Giorgina

(MPA Giovanni x Rohara Whispers)

U.S. NATIONAL YEARLING FILLIES with Ted Carson 2010 REGION 12 CHAMPION YEARLING FILLY Owned by: Karen & Andrew Wilson

Sohos Honey Serenade (Soho Carol x WN Taste Ohoney)

U.S. NATIONAL SENIOR MARES with Ted Carson 2010 ARABIAN BREEDERS WORLD CUP RESERVE CHAMPION MARE 9 AND OVER Owned by: Sycamore Farm LLC

Butler Farms Training Center, Inc. Farm: 910-866-4000 Ted Carson: 910-876-7332 or tedcarson@intrstar.nett www.TedCarson.com

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Contents 36A

Strawberry Banks Farm—Shared Dreams Live Forever by Mary Kirkman

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40 Years Of Arabian Horse Times by Linda White

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2010 U.S. Nationals Preview—Tulsa Rocks! Part I by Linda White

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2010 Amateur Snapshots, Part I 2010 Youth Nationals—Still Setting The Bar by Colleen Scott

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2010

Looking To The Future: A New Show To Promote Arabian Horses by Bob Battaglia

AMATEUR 238A

SNAPSHOTS

by Andrew K. Steen

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On The Cover: ROL Fire Mist (Baske Afire x Firelite DGL), owned by Strawberry Banks Farm.

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The Arabian Horse In History—Captain Sadleir’s Reluctant Odyssey, Part I

Comments From The Editor

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Knowing Your Horse by Tommy Garland

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A Leg Up by Heather Smith Thomas

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Calendar Of Events

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Handy Horse Tips by Lee Bolles

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Looking Ahead

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Index Of Advertisers

IXL Noble Express x Mystic Bey V

5x National Champion

Proudly bred & owned by

Sherman Ranch of Pleasanton, CA • shermanranch@netzero.com • 925-216-6316

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Comments From The Publisher Lara Ames Editor Kevin Ludden Contributing Writers Linda White Mary Kirkman Colleen Scott Advertising Account Executives Kandi Menne John Diedrich Production Manager Jody Thompson Senior Designer Marketing Director Wayne Anderson Graphic Designers Tony Ferguson Tammi Stoffel Design Support Jan Hunter Editorial Coordinator Proofreader Charlene Deyle Office Manager Circulation Robin Matejcek Accounts Receivable Circulation Editorial Assistant Karen Fell Director of Interactive Bill Konkol Internet Auctions Representive Mike Villasenor © Copyright AHT, Inc. dba Arabian Horse Times. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Articles or opinions published by the AHT, Inc. dba Arabian Horse Times are not necessarily the expressed views of the AHT, Inc. dba Arabian Horse Times. AHT, Inc. dba Arabian Horse Times. is not responsible for the accuracy of advertising content or manipulation of images that are provided by the advertiser. ARABIAN HORSE TIMES (ISSN 0279-8125) Volume 41, No. 4, is published monthly by AHT, Inc. dba Arabian Horse Times, 299 Johnson Ave., Suite 150, Waseca, Minnesota 56093. Periodical postage paid at Waseca, Minnesota 56093 and at additional entry offices. Single copies in U.S. and Canada $7.50. Subscription in U.S. $40 per year, $65 two years, $90 three years. Canada $65 one year, $125 two years, $170 three years, U.S. funds. Foreign Subscriptions: $95 one year, $185 two years, $280 three years, payable in advance, U.S. funds. Sorry, no refunds on subscription orders. For subscription and change of address, please send old address as printed on last label. Please allow four to six weeks for your first subscription to be shipped. Occasionally ARABIAN HORSE TIMES makes its mailing list available to other organizations. If you prefer not to receive these mailings, please write to ARABIAN HORSE TIMES, Editorial Offices, 299 Johnson Ave., Suite 150, Waseca, MN 56093. The publisher is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts or photographic materials. Printed in U.S.A. • POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the ARABIAN HORSE TIMES, 299 Johnson Ave., Suite 150, Waseca, MN 56093.

Editor A Team Effort Since I started at the magazine in November of 1993, I have had the pleasure of working with many different individuals throughout our community. However, a real standout in all those years has been Jody Thompson—the consummate professional. She is one important reason that Arabian Horse Times is able to celebrate its 40th Anniversary. Her work ethic, attention to detail, and all around excellence set the benchmarks in our office. Jody joined Arabian Horse Times as an intern in June, 1983, and became a full-time employee after two months. She started as a typesetter/designer, but for many years now has been our Production Manager, a position she accepted only when it became clear that her children could be at home after school without her. Below, Jody talks of her continuing association with the magazine. It has been an interesting 27 years, to say the least, and the constantly evolving technology allows me to challenge myself and grow in my job each and every day. I do continue to work on editorial content and enjoy designing show coverage, the personality pieces, and the features on Arabian horse photographers. In fact, I would like to remark that the photographers make our jobs easy; the photos they take for advertising and editorial are simply incredible! A big reason I enjoy working as the Production Manager is that it allows me to work with each department and our outside vendors on a daily basis. I have learned many things from all these individuals regarding design, editorial, sales, printing, binding, estimating, etc., and they have made my career that much more educational and rewarding. Now, as I look to the future, I find myself drawn to all the possibilities of the developing technologies and the Internet, and it is indeed an exciting time to be in the publishing business, as well as the Arabian horse business. —Jody Thompson, Production Manager When you have a group of people who work together in what, for a few days each month, is a high-stress situation, you have to be able to count on one another. I have found that there is never a time you can’t count on Jody. Don’t miss our continuing coverage of our 40th Anniversary celebration in this month’s issue!

For subscription information, call 1-800-AHTIMES (in the U.S.A.) or 507-835-3204 (for outside of the U.S.A.) Arabian Horse Times • 299 Johnson Ave., Suite 150, Waseca, MN 56093 • Tel: (507) 835-3204 • Fax: (507) 835-5138 1-800-AHTIMES • www.ahtimes.com

Kevin N. Ludden Editor

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Continuing a great tradition … *Ali Jamaal *Dakar El Jamaal Dakharo FSF

Dakaros Enchanter

Dakharo x Enchantingly Shai

U.S. NATIONAL FUTURITY COLTS Presented by Greg Gallún

Owned by Jerry & Ann Riles • Fern Spring Farm Managed by Chris Anckersen • Chattooga Ridge Arabians 864-647-7588 • anckersen@aol.com SEP TEMBER 2010 | 7A

Thank you to all, For your condolences and sweet comments about the loss of our gentle giant. Our hearts are crushed in his absence, but knowing it was God's plan ... not ours, that took him home, is where our comfort is kept. He did and always will, hold a special place in the hearts of many of us. Look for a special rememberance in his honor in the October edition of the Arabian Horse Times. Thank you for loving him. Terry Anne & David

Shutup And Dance 1997 - 2010 with Emma Boggs

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Vitorio TO

Eccentric Valentino

Shutup and Dance – H/A Geldings AAOTH ... National Champion Shutup and Dance – H/A Geldings Open ... National Champion *Taleed El Qardabiyah – Arabian Mares Open ... National Champion Vitorio TO – 2-Year-Old Colts ... National Champion Eccentric Valentino – Futurity Colts ... National Champion DC Magnum Storm – Geldings AAOTH ... National Reserve Champion DC Magnum Storm – Geldings Open ... National Champion Rohara Mademoiselle – H/A Futurity Fillies ... Unanimous National Champion BP Klassique Bey & Courtney Boggs – Show Hack ... National Champion BP Klassique Bey – Country Pleasure Driving AOTD ... National Reserve Champion Valente LD – 2-Year-Old Geldings ... National Champion GA Clio Dulaine – H/A S/P Type Mares Open ... National Reserve Champion LD Pistal – Arabian Stallions ... National Top Ten (People’s Choice) Campus King – H/A Futurity Geldings ... National Top Ten Anna Marie – Futurity Fillies ... National Top Ten ... In a three way tie for National Champion Raherra – 2-Year-Old Fillies ... National Top Ten Faustiana – 2-Year-Old Fillies ... National Top Ten RHR Apache – Futurity Geldings ... National Top Ten (two first place scores)

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Shutup And Dance 1997 - 2010

Valente LD

DC Magnum Storm

GA Clio Dulaine

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Rohara Mademoiselle

Taleed El Qardabiyah

LD Pistal

BP Klassique Bey & Courtney Boggs

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1. 2010 Filly • Baskghazette SMP • Baskghazi x Read My Mind 2. 2009 Filly • Baskghazelle SMP • Baskghazi x Read My Mind 3. 2009 Filly • Quintessential Fire • Baskghazi x Afires Quintina

Performance

Region 12 Spotlight Stallion Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated AEPA Enrolled Sire • SCID Clear

Afire Bey V

Baske Afire Mac Baske

*El Ghazi RL Rah Fire

Huckleberry Bey Autumn Fire Baskevich AH Meditation Aloes Elektra Le Fire Raha Melima

Trained and standing at Showtime Training Center Contact Tish Kondas at 770.252.3300 • cell: 678.427.0595 www.showtimetrainingcenter.net Proudly owned by Smoky Mountain Park Arabians Rod & Jacqueline Thompson • cell: 865-388-0507 Trainer Mike Miller • 608.332.0701 • Mike@smparabians.com www.SmokyMountainParkArabians.com

U.S. National English Pleasure

proudly ridden by Tish Kondas

U.S. National English Pleasure

proudly ridden by Tish Kondas

1. 2010 Filly • Baskghazette SMP • Baskghazi x Read My Mind 2. 2009 Filly • Baskghazelle SMP • Baskghazi x Read My Mind 3. 2009 Filly • Quintessential Fire • Baskghazi x Afires Quintina

Performance

Region 12 Spotlight Stallion Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated AEPA Enrolled Sire • SCID Clear

Afire Bey V

Baske Afire Mac Baske

*El Ghazi RL Rah Fire

Huckleberry Bey Autumn Fire Baskevich AH Meditation Aloes Elektra Le Fire Raha Melima

Our U.S. National Contenders: Baskghazi Arabian English Pleasure Open & Arabian Park Open with Tish Kondas

osteen/schatzburg

PS Afire Chief+

PS Afire Chief+ Informal Combination with Mike Miller English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Jacque Thompson

A Love Supreme Arabian Park Horse Open with Mike Miller Arabian Park Horse AOTR with Jacque Thompson

Arioch Arabian English Pleasure Jr. Horse with Tish Kondas

Premiere SCA Arabian Country English Pleasure Jr. Horse with Mike Miller Arabian Country English Pleasure Select Rider with Jacque Thompson

Pretty Amazing Arabian Country English Pleasure Jr. Horse with Mike Miller Arabian Country English Pleasure Maturity with Jacque Thompson

Ballience V A Love Supreme

Purebred Native Costume with Jacque Thompson

Rod & Jacqueline Thompson 1558 Muddy Creek Road, Lenoir City, TN 37772 865.388.0507 • www.SmokyMountainParkArabians.com Trainer Mike Miller • 608.332.0701 • Mike@smparabians.com

Premiere SCA

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Negma Al Shaqab 1996 Grey Mare [Safir x Kajora]

2010 U.S. Egyptian Event Supreme Champion Female 2010 Arabian Breeders' World Cup Reserve Champion Mare

U.S. Nationals Senior Mares Presented by Michael Byatt

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Faraa Al Shaqab

2007 Bay Stallion [Marwan Al Shaqab x GW Natorious Star]

His Father's Son 2010 Region 9 Champion Stallion

U.S. Nationals Junior Stallions Presented by Michael Byatt

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Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a future national champion in them there hills, and one of them, could be yours!

z i B w o h S z i M 2006 Arabian Mare Baske Afire x MZ Kitty, by Matoi

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2005 Arabian Gelding Baske Afire x Read My Mind, by VF Premonition 2010 Scottsdale Champion Country Pleasure Driving AOTD, Reserve Champion Country Pleasure Driving Open.

Call for complete sales list and DVD ... better yet, come see them in person!

Irwin Schimmel • 360-256-9432 • Cell: 503-367-4997 • P.O. Box 814, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123

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in Center Ring... and the “center” of attention

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with Sandro Pinha... u.s. nationals class # 971

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TA MATISSE (Kordelas x Makarena PASB) Country Pleasure Junior Horse with Josh Quintus

TA GALLIPOLI (Kordelas x Gloria AHSB) Reining Futurity Contender with Anthony TA HAWANNA (Kordelas x Hulanka PASB) Western Pleasure Junior Horse with John O’Hara

Polish Power …

Athleticism ■ Versatility ■ Beauty Intelligence ■ Heart

TA EROS (Gazal Al Shaqab x Erotomanka) Gelding Halter with Rick Moser

TA MILLEFIORZ (Kordelas x Makarena PASB) Hunter Pleasure Futurity with Cheryl Fletcher TA DYNASTY (Kordelas x Dysign) Western Pleasure Futurity with Wendye Gardiner

… Because Tradition Never Looked So Good! FOR INFORMATION ON THESE HORSES AND OTHER TOSKHARA BRED NATIONAL CONTENDERS, PLEASE CONTACT US!

Toskhara Arabians ■ Aubrey, TX ■ www.toskhara.com Anthony Champion, Reining Trainer (940) 736-5686 Wendye Gardiner, Halter, Performance and Sport Horse (817) 613-6288 30A | AR ABIAN HORSE TIMES

PRESENTING OUR

U.S. National Contenders

ER Hollywoodsocialite

All Charisma

Kevin Price, Trainer Dr. Ken Price, Assistant 612-418-8401 priceperformance@yahoo.com

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U.S. National Contenders Wonderboy Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 18-35 with Beth Lower Arabian Country Pleasure Driving with Kevin Price

CRF Hott Pants HA Pleasure Driving with Kevin Price HA English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 with Beth Lower AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

What A Palooza Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Gretchen Price Arabian Country Pleasure Open with Kenneth Price

Bullwynkel HA English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Dr. Lori Foster HA Park AAOTR with Dr. Lori Foster HA English Pleasure Open with Kevin Price

Kevin Price, Trainer • Dr. Ken Price, Assistant 612-418-8401 • priceperformance@yahoo.com

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U.S. National Contenders Ability Bey Arabian Country Pleasure AAOTR 55 & Over with Diane Varley Arabian Mounted Native Costume AAOTR with Dr. Lori Foster Arabian Show Hack AAOTR with Dr. Lori Foster

Only Man in Town HA Country Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Diane Varley HA Country Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Dr. Lori Foster HA Country Pleasure AAOTR 55 & over with Diane Varley

AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Just Tempted Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Dr. Lori Foster Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & over with Dr. Lori Foster

Mister Bigg Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Dr. Lori Foster Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse with Kevin Price Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Dr. Lori Foster

Kevin Price, Trainer • Dr. Ken Price, Assistant 612-418-8401 • priceperformance@yahoo.com

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U.S. National Contenders All Charisma HA English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Pam Gaffney HA English Pleasure Junior Horse with Kevin Price

ER Hollywoodsocialite HA English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Marie Jones HA English Pleasure Junior Horse with Kevin Price

Mattitude Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Kathy Cramer Arabian English Pleasure Open with Kevin Price AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Kevin Price, Trainer • Dr. Ken Price, Assistant 612-418-8401 • priceperformance@yahoo.com

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U.S. National Contenders Sammantha Rose HA Country Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Dr. Lori Foster HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse with Kevin Price

Giavanna HA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 with Betsy Halat

WGA Kaballero Arabian Western Pleasure Futurity with Kevin Price AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Kevin Price, Trainer • Dr. Ken Price, Assistant 612-418-8401 • priceperformance@yahoo.com

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Shared dreams live forever. by Mary Kirkman

“As the dream becomes clear, their presence is startling … their beauty overwhelms you and their spirit touches your soul.” A life with Arabian horses is a life of dreams: dreams of new foals, each better than the next … dreams of show ring greatness … dreams that you will make a contribution—give back something positive to your horses and the world around you. And when those dreams come true, there is little better in life. When Barbara and her late husband, Neil, established Strawberry Banks Farm, their dream was to breed beautiful athletes. That dream has not changed, and Strawberry Banks continues to build on its success. The first step in the Churs’ dream came when they bred the stallion Tempter (Cognac x Tonki), who then sired Ericca, a mare so special that people still remember vividly her presence in the show ring. Then came the Tempter son A Temptation, a four-time national champion in English and pleasure driving. His dam, A Love Song (*Bask x *Elkana), was also the dam of Allience (six-time national champion) and To Love Again (twice U.S. National Top Ten in English Pleasure and Canadian National Reserve Champion Park). Both were bred by Strawberry Banks Farm, and today their foals are competing and winning in the show ring, each talented and beautiful. It was first Barbara and Neil’s dream; now the dream belongs to everyone who breeds to or purchases a foal by one of Strawberry Banks’ three headline stallions—Baske Afire, Hey Hallelujah and A Temptation. There is no limit to the future, because Barbara’s commitment to the Arabian breed is as big as her heart.

Remember your childhood dream … the horses you could only dream about? There was something special about them … something really different? That is the way we feel about Baske Afire—a horse

Admiral Baske

so magical that all who saw him as a youngster said he was the most phenomenal horse to arrive in the Arabian breed in many years. We knew that his kind, but fiery temperament would enhance our breeding adventure! We feel so lucky to own and share this once-in-alifetime stallion with other breeders

Bonfire ROF

and owners so that they, too, may turn their dreams into reality. From a young age, Baske Afire consistently has been a leading sire. He has topped the charts at the prestigious Scottsdale Arabian Show, as well as at the U.S. and Canadian Nationals, in both performance and halter for purebreds and Half-

HCA Lynard Skynard

Arabians. He has taken his place in the Arabian industry as a leading sire, and what is so amazing is that he is only 11 years old! Baske Afire continues to be the most talkedabout performance sire in America. The total number of winners in all categories continues to grow—and the best is yet to come!

Voodoo Child

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baske afire

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“The wonderful selling point about Baske Afire get is that everyone wants to buy a winner, and he certainly has sired many beautiful, athletic ones,” says Melanie Murch, marketing director for Strawberry Banks. “Because Baske Afire’s foals have been so successful in the show ring, there is a great demand for his offspring.” Baske Afire has consistently sired exceptional quality, along with extremely gifted physical ability. This, of

ROL Fire Mist - AEPA $100,00 English Performance Futurity Champion

course, is a sure sign of a stallion’s greatness—quality and consistency. Recent visitors to Strawberry Banks told Barbara that on their farm tour of the East Coast, it was the Baske Afire get that stood out most in their minds; as soon as they saw the youngsters, they knew he was their sire.

Gala De Baske Buckeye English Extravaganza Champion

ERA Thrillicious Buckeye H/A English Extravaganza Champion

ROL Fire Mist (Baske Afire x Firelite DGL)

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Strawberry Banks trainer Brian Murch, long acquainted with the willing, talented horses bred at the farm, knows firsthand the success of the Baske Afires. He was aboard ROL Fire Mist, winner of the 2010 Arabian English Performance Association $100,000 Futurity at Scottsdale. “She is the epitome of a great show horse,” he says. “When she hits the ring, she’s all goforward and ears-up. You can just feel her saying, ‘I’m loving this!’ This is what the Baske Afire horses are like. You can see why everyone wants to ride them.” ROL Fire Mist get Murch’s endorsement for another reason too. “She has a brilliance that is based on extreme quality and athleticism,” he says. “When she raises her performance to the ultimate level—which she does to compete on any given day—she reminds me of so many of the national champion *Bask-bred mares of years past.”

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Murch is not alone in his appreciation of the Baske Afire get. “A lot of trainers are really liking them,” he observes. “To name a few, Joel Kiesner rode Mariachi WA, who was Canadian National Champion Country Pleasure Junior Horse, and Shawn Rooker rode Sin City, AEPA $100,000 Futurity Champion. Vicki Humphrey, Joey Canda, Mary Trowbridge and Kevin Price all have really promising young Baske Afire horses—some have already won at Scottsdale and the regionals.” Then there are the HalfArabian champions as well. Peter Stachowski drove Bask Is A Genius to the U.S. National Championship in Half-Arabian Pleasure Driving; Jim Stachowski won the Scottsdale Championship Half-Arabian English Pleasure Junior Horse with In The Line Afire; and Ryan Strand rode RH Big Time to two Canadian National Championships in HalfArabian English Pleasure Junior Horse.

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a temptation “With every step he seemed to leave the ground, and you felt as though you were riding/driving high above the clouds.”

Those who saw four-time national champion A Temptation show still talk about his presence—that soft step, his big, intelligent eye, and the way his ethereal look transformed his high-going trot. He is the quintessential example of Strawberry Banks’ breeding program. A Temptation’s striking beauty and extreme ability personify the combination of Arabian traits implicit in the farm’s bloodlines. Appropriately, it was A Temptation who accompanied Barbara in her first effort at competition herself, and the two won the U.S. National Championship in Pleasure Driving AAOTD.

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“One of the things that I love about the Temptation horses is that they have a real Arab look,” says Brian Murch. “They have a real soft, elegant way of moving. There is a lot of elasticity in their stride.” And A Temptation has another asset: his pedigree is a complete outcross for the Huckleberry Bey line which is so prevalent in English pleasure breeding. He represents the best of the past, and at the same time, a big step into the future.

DM Fool Proof - Champion H/A Country English Pleasure AOTR

Exxpectations (A Temptation x EA Candy Girl)

HS Liberty - National Top Ten H/A Pleasure Driving

Nyte Of Temptation - Canadian National Champion English Pleasure Junior Horse

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a temptation

Hey Hallelujah’s show record speaks for itself. A six-time national champion in English pleasure and pleasure driving, he is the only horse in the history of the breed to win the Triple Crown in both of those divisions. And his amazing temperament allowed him a further dimension: after winning national championships with trainer Brian Murch, he went on to accompany amateur Neil Chur to Neil’s first national championship. They were a perfect team! Since retiring from the show ring, Hey Hallelujah has repeatedly demonstrated his ability to sire top show horses. Most impressive about his record, however, is his percentage of top contenders: from a limited amount of foals, an uncommonly high number have been named national champion. “Hey Hallelujah not only fulfilled our dream of owning a horse with his many merits,” Barbara says, “but also our vision of what he could do when crossed on the mares we had bred.” The match of Hey and U.S. National

Emannuel - Hey Hallelujah x Ericca

Champion Mare Ericca (Tempter x Elegant Crystal) resulted in the Scottsdale Champion English Pleasure horse Emannuel, who exemplified the characteristics that Strawberry Banks pursues in its breeding program: superb athletes who are incredibly trainable, and to top it off, who offer the exceptional beauty of the Arabian horse. A dream

QH Tallulah - Buckeye Champion Country English Pleasure

Emannuel - Scottsdale Champion English Pleasure

come true.

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the future The dreams of Strawberry Banks have not changed over the years. “We want beautiful individuals who perform,” Barbara says, “but although we love our English horses, we support each horse finding its place in whatever division suits it best. We just want them to be the best in that division!”

Can't Get Enough (Baske Afire x CP Shiraz) 2010 filly

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Elegant Touch - 2010 filly (Baske Afire x EA Candy Girl)

Cocoa Motion - 2010, H/A colt (Baske Afire x Haute Chocolate)

Show Baby Show - 2010, H/A filly (Baske Afire x Siere Usi)

Remembrance Rose (Hey Hallelujah x Remember Romance, by Baske Afire) 2010 filly

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dreams do come true Looking back at the history of Strawberry Banks, Barbara enjoys the dreams that became great memories. First, there was Ericca’s unanimous U.S. National Championship Mare title. “How nervous we were as this beautiful silver mare of ours trotted into the finals arena, shining against the brilliant green of the fresh shavings,” she recalls. “We were not known as halter breeders, but that night the ring belonged only to her.” A dozen years later, as an aged mare, Ericca gave her owner an even more emotional memory when Barbara brought her to Louisville as part of the farewell to Freedom Hall celebration. The response of the crowd to the stately, elegant Ericca brought tears to Barbara’s eyes, and just remembering that night she still cries, knowing how happy Ericca was to be back in the show ring! Then, of course, there was A Temptation’s unanimous victory in the U.S. National Championship for English Pleasure Junior Horses. However, the greatest dream that turned into a memory came when Hey Hallelujah and A Temptation went head to head for the English Pleasure National Championship. “What an exciting night, with a magical ending!” Barbara says. “Hey Hallelujah took home the roses, with A Temptation reserve—the only time one farm has owned the champion and reserve in English pleasure in the same year. And by the way, the following year A Temptation returned to wear the roses!” For the past three years, dreams have created memories with Baske Afire too. “Watching his foals sparkle and win so many classes each year in Scottsdale and at the Nationals has been incredible,” Barbara says. “We are so proud to have him as a part of Strawberry Banks to help us continue creating our dream. We are looking forward to more stellar memories in the future.”

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Sommelier (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love) 5-Time National Champion & Reserve JB Hometown Hottie (Baske Afire x Petite Sweet) 5-Time National Champion Chaparral DGL (A Temptation x Chamorrita Afire) 3-Time National Champion

She Be Adiva (Baske Afire x She Be Jammin) 10-Time National Champion & Reserve Hey Bey Be (Hey Hallelujah x Scarlets Swirling Ember) 5-Times National Champion & Reserve In The Line Afire (Baske Afire x El Milagros California Capers) 4-Time National Champion & Reserve RH Big Time (Baske Afire x Lakeview's Savoir Faire) 3-Time National Champion & Reserve Hey Its My Toi (Hey Hallelujah x Jatoi) 6-Time National Champion & Reserve The Way She Moves (Baske Afire x Heavenlei) 3-Time National Champion & Reserve

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We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the overwhelming support of our stallions and breeding program. We are realizing our dreams, and we hope we can help you realize your own dreamâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;may it live on forever!

The mares, top: Elegant Crystal, Solina, Ericca, Flames Rhapsody, To Love Again ~ lower left: Solina, Ericca, Elegant Crystal ~ lower right: Maggdalina

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Forty Years Of Memories

40Years of Arabian Horse Times by Linda White

The story goes something like this: on July 3, 1970, Walter Mishek, a junior at Mankato State University, put together a tabloid that would quickly blossom into Arabian Horse Times magazine. Walter and his younger sister, Susan, had gotten their first horses years earlier, so the magazine idea had been drifting around in his mind for a good while. His business studies complemented his passion for the Arabian breed and the possibilities it presented, not only as a hobby but as a lifelong undertaking.

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Forty Years Of Memories “In 1970 the Arabian was a different horse than it is today,” Mishek reflects. “They were a family horse, and the families who owned them considered them part of the family. At that time the Arabian was a breed for everyone—a horse who could do everything, for people at any level who wanted to participate. There were big breeders, like Dan Gainey, John Rogers, and Bazy Tankersley, and smaller, more modest breeders, like Don and Shorty Boggs. Don was a milkman, and Shorty worked at the local Dairy Queen®. They all wanted to create a unique ‘look’ that would become their signature. They developed breeding programs that would create generations of increasingly better horses that reflected their vision of the ideal Arabian horse. “We need to get back to the romance of the Arabian horse!” he says suddenly, interrupting himself. “We need to get back to The Black Stallion that captivated us all when we were kids!” Then he resumes his walk through the past. “At Arabian Horse Times we promoted the horses people were breeding, and every program that was creating its own variations on the Arabian theme,” he says. “There were far fewer classes for Arabians at horse shows, so people would bring their one or two horses and the same horse might show in park, English and western pleasure, native costume and trail. Versatility was a big selling point: one horse could do it all. For example, at the Ohio Buckeye in the 1970s, there might be 50 horses showing in both park and western pleasure—the same, versatile horses that were competitive in several divisions.” Back in the day, versatility classes were a well-supported offering at many Arabian shows. Exhibitors spent untold hours at home, readying their horses and themselves for what was usually a riotously fun competition that sorted the chaff from the wheat, despite the antics. One landmark example was the versatility class at the 1976 Ohio Buckeye Sweepstakes. It was huge, and among the entrants were Gene LaCroix, Sheila Varian, Ohio breeder David Cass, and a bunch of other intrepid souls. Arabian versatility classes were structured like the Olympic pentathlon, typically featuring four or five widely diverse disciplines. Lightning-fast tack changes became vaudeville, and the cumulative scores of horses’ performances at each of those tasks determined who won what.

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Forty Years Of Memories We sat in the coliseum’s stands with the late Betty Zekan, Kim Jarvis and Judy Von Duyke, whistling and hooting at Gene LaCroix’s motorcycle helmet, visor down, glinting in the overhead lights as he took his mount (Bomarc) over the low jumps. In the row in front of us, longtime Buckeye Show Manager Vern Dutter and his wife, Jean, laughed at us, and we all ek Walter Mish reacted to David Cass’s coconut shell bra, bridesmaid’s hat and tasteful, plastic hula skirt. A hula hoop, festooned with long plastic streamers, was what Sheila Varian held steady around LaCroix to give him a little privacy (ahem) while he slipped into his chaps.

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“There was no transported semen then, so people bred more to local and regional stallions, which gave us a bigger gene pool,” Mishek says, continuing his narrative. “Years ago, you could always tell when the horse was an Arabian. You looked at the pretty heads and fountain tails, carried high, and the Arabians immediately set themselves apart. How thrilling it was to see new foals and to recognize again that there is no other breed like the Arabian!

“We have never wavered from creating and perpetuating this great breed that does two things: creates in us a passionate love that never disappears, and builds a community of devotees around it. Wherever you go, anywhere in the world, you are drawn to other Arabian horse people. Even if you don’t have a common language between you, you will find kindred spirits. “People then lived their lives feeling special because the horse was special,” he says. “There were fewer classes when U.S. Nationals was held in Oklahoma City, so we had time to take road trips to farms in the area. We would visit Ansata, Blanton’s, and the other big farms, so we could see and study the great programs other people had developed. We wanted to learn everything we could about Arabian horses, but there is never enough time to learn all there is to know. As Dan Gainey used to say, ‘A lifetime in the breeding of Arabian horses is never quite enough.’” There was a special sense of purpose then too, he recalls. “It wasn’t just about showing; it was about creating the next generation. And it wasn’t about money, either. It was about the horses. People bought and sold horses because they were always striving to create their vision, to create something better to help perpetuate the breed. “‘The coffee pot is always on,’ Evelyn Burton used to tell us when we would ask about coming to the farm, and it was true. Then, as today, hospitality was very important. Most horse shows today are endurance contests, but 40 years ago there was time to visit farms and do things with other people in the Arabian community—and it was a community. I believe that’s the reason so many people go to Scottsdale, because there is still so much for spectators to do and see outside

the horse show, things the whole family can do together. At Scottsdale there is time, and friends around you to do things with. Very few other venues today have anything much for spectators and family members beyond the horse show. And people want to have fun! If it isn’t fun, they won’t spend money on Arabian horses. They will move on to something else. We compete with a growing list of other activities for their discretionary dollars.” For a little while in the late 1970s and first half of the 1980s, Scottsdale, Ariz., really sizzled, and it wasn’t from the hot sun. Scottsdale’s highest profile, most successful breeders staged the first of what became an avalanche of public auctions that attracted buyers from all over the world. Each year more and more breeders produced more and more auctions that were more and more elaborate, until they rivaled Broadway’s toniest productions, embellished with Really Famous People (several of whom were sitting at the end of your row). The sale horses got more and more expensive. Those who were there still talk about the memorable bidding wars and the auction prices that spiraled out of reach of mere mortals. If the auctions lent a glamorous new facet to the equine market, they also pumped the enthusiasm of those who merely observed, happy to be a part of such an important event. “Those sales were like Las Vegas productions.” The magazine’s former publisher shakes his head, disbelieving. “There were no evening classes at the show. This meant people could get dressed up and go out to dinner with friends. When the sales started happening, they could go to that evening’s sale.” Arabian Horse Times diligently covered every subject and story, from Scottsdale’s over-the-top

productions to guidelines on how to feed your pregnant broodmare. Not surprisingly, the people involved in the magazine’s creation became integral to its evolution into an Arabian industry icon that would become the most widely-circulated publication of its kind in the world. The first person to join Mishek’s ambitious undertaking was Wayne Thompson. Long associated with Gainey Fountainhead Arabians, Thompson had developed a friendship over the years with Mishek, who also was a devoted Gainey Arabians admirer.

Wayne Thompson

Daniel C. Gainey had begun his Arabian horse enterprise 30 years earlier in Owatonna, Minn., a few miles east of Waseca on State Route 14. Gainey-breds began to rack up performance and halter championships and national honors, leading Gainey Fountainhead Daniel C. Gainey Arabians to establish a second farm, in north Scottsdale. (Today the property is Gainey Ranch, one of the city’s most desirable residential complexes, complete with boutiques, hotels, tennis and golf clubs and tempting bistros and cafes where the elite meet to eat.)

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Forty Years Of Memories When Gainey Ranch on Scottsdale Boulevard still had Gainey Arabians living on it, and later, when trainer Jack Teague leased the place for himself and his champion stock horse, Authenticity, Mishek and Thompson, back in Waseca, were selling display ads and classifieds to Arabian horse fanciers all over the country. As the magazine grew, additional staff was hired as needed. Stan Wayne, an Arabian breeder from Albert Lea, Minn., came on as head of sales; R.C. Mishek, who had many other projects to monitor, was nonetheless always on hand as mentor and consultant to his enterprising son and the magazine’s staff; and Helen Grunwald joined the team as classified ads manager. Her son Mike, a later hire, oversaw the publication’s growing financial operations. And the list has gone on from there. Forty Years Of Getting The Story Out An impressive series of sales personnel, editors and feature writers passed through the doors of Arabian Horse Times. Even those whose equine background was limited quickly became acquainted with Arabians, because the magazine was housed in the building next to the Misheks’ Arabians barn. A small indoor exercise arena between the two allowed the horses to be worked even in the worst weather.

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Production Manager Jody Thompson was hired in June 1983, right out of secondary school. “Not because I knew horses,” she admits matter-offactly, “but because I knew how to operate the new typesetting equipment the Times had just purchased. Typesetting machines

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then were huge, the size of a very large desk, and had four discs, each of which could hold four fonts, or typefaces. Sixteen font selections at a time was a lot back then! The machines had chemicals that allowed the type to appear on a special kind of photographic paper. The paper was then positioned on boards by wax, and because nothing could be saved on computerized files back then, if you had an error or a change, it was back to square one.” (The positioning of paper on boards was what gave birth to calling prepared pages “boards” that editorial would approve or correct before they went to press.) The in-house writing staff and “stringers”— that is, freelancers who regularly took assignments and were paid by the story—knew all about errors and changes, and having to start over (and over and over) from what they hoped was a final draft. Typesetting was an essential production skill, and in those days, writers had the new IBM® Selectric, for which little orange spools of correction tape were manufactured. The Selectric II was a f lat-out modern marvel. Gone were the old manual typewriters that weighed roughly a ton each. Wheeling the darned things around on rickety little typing tables, or even dusting under them, was a major production. Some older high school graduates may remember those old behemoths from typing class, where slapping the carriage return at the end of every line became as automatic as breathing. Mercifully, electric typewriters and typesetting machines were invented 40 years ago, because every article that came in via regular mail or Federal Express had to be typed, proofread and handed

over, hopefully error free, to the typesetter(s). Articles written in-house also had to be typeset, because the instantaneous processes we take for granted today were imaginary in those days. Thompson and her production colleagues also designed every page of space advertising and every editorial layout pretty much from scratch, and pasted them together on the surfaces of their adjustable wooden drafting tables. What a marvel those crazy, new, lighted-from-inside drafting tables were when they came along! The increasingly high-tech advances that followed were gratefully embraced by most professionals. Acceptance was not universal, however. Some older, traditional designers resisted, viewing change suspiciously, recognizing that the first cold breaths of obsolescence might be headed their way. Advertisers today take for granted detailed monitoring of their advertising before publication, but things were not always thus. Initially, and for years thereafter, advertisers’ ads rarely came in “camera ready,” in that day’s jargon. Ads weren’t planned and produced by professional advertising specialists, who send their creations online or on DVD. In fact, Arabian Horse Times had been in business for 17 years before the Internet left academia’s halls of ivy, where it had been developed years earlier, for the irresistible lures of commercialism. Running with the big dogs would suddenly take on global dimensions. “When I first came to AHT, customers still didn’t have much input about their ads because of the time constraints of putting out a monthly magazine,” Jody Thompson recalls. “There was no such thing as a fax machine. Everything came to us through the U.S. Postal Service, with a rare Fed-Ex package for really large projects. Otherwise, advertisers told the

salespeople what they wanted to get across and left everything from there up to the designers. “Now, the clients have a huge impact on every step of what their ad campaigns will say and look like. With personal computers, the Internet and email, nearly everyone has the capacity to make last-minute adjustments, additions and changes. The advantages, in these days of instant communication, are really obvious during show season—advertisers might call us from their trucks on the way home from a horse show to report what they just won, and they want it to be included in their ads. They can even check the ‘boards’ (files) we send to their iPhones! “Over the years with computers, email, websites that have almost unlimited information, FTP sites and so forth, everything has become easier—and more complicated—at the same time. With phones that access your email, you are never more than a ‘forward’ or a ‘reply’ from doing your job 24/7. This means that all of us need to try hard to create a balance between our work and our personal lives, to be able to enjoy both.” Defining The Mission In Today’s World Arabian owners who became involved with the breed before 2003 are familiar with IAHA, or International Arabian Horse Association, the breed’s promotional arm. The last few years of IAHA’s existence, however, saw a succession of controversies that weakened the organization’s credibility, and several lawsuit settlements took significant bites of its financial picture. In 2003, through a merger of the Arabian Horse Registry of America (founded 1908) and the International Arabian Horse Association (founded 1950), the Arabian Horse Association was incorporated as a 501(c) (5) organization. It now includes 33,000 members.

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Forty Years Of Memories The people who make up the Arabian horse community are the ones who read Arabian Horse Times. The majority of Arabian owners—the bulk of its readers—are not necessarily interested in showing, but it is not an exaggeration to say that Arabian horse lovers at every level are equally important to the magazine and to the breed. “Grass roots Arabian horse lovers are our broadest readership,” says AHT Editor Kevin Ludden. He joined the magazine in 1993, took over as managing editor in October 1994, and was named editor in the early 2000s. “I cannot emphasize strongly enough that we are interested in everyone who has embraced the Arabian breed, and we want to hear from them.” Ludden sees Arabian Horse Times’ role as multi-faceted. “Arabian Horse Times offers a very wide spectrum of articles,” he says. “But that said, I believe our job is to focus on a few main areas. One, we cover the big events that are happening in the industry. Two, we present features on the horses, farms and people who make up the Arabian horse community. Much of our work in both of those areas centers on the United States and Canada, but we do include show coverage from other countries and regular features on Arabian horses and operations overseas—and that is a field that is growing for us. “We also try to be aware of issues that concern horse owners, and present information and opinion on all sides of those topics, so that readers can make their own decisions on how they feel about the issues that affect them.

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“And finally, we feel a serious responsibility to provide educational material. We do that mainly through our columnists (and if I can be forgiven a little pride, I think we have the best columnists in the industry). Sheila Varian, Tommy Garland, Heather Smith Thomas and Lee Bolles all write for us on a regular basis. Bob Battaglia is a semiregular, and we are developing a rotation of others who also will contribute on a semiregular basis.” These days, Ludden’s job extends beyond the stylish print magazine to the futuristic venues of the Internet, where Arabian Horse Times’ website and Facebook® page extend its reach to the public. “We have had great response to our online monthly newsletter and to our site on Facebook,” he comments. Here, he adds, the magazine’s inherent value as a promotional tool is front and center. “We now have more opportunity than ever before to reach not just those who already are in Arabian horses, but also people who are interested in horses on all levels.” He gets specific. “Consider that: people who love horses, but are looking for a ‘home’ breed; those who are already in a breed of their own, but who know nothing about Arabians; people who just think their kids need a healthy activity and have the wherewithal to purchase a horse—and all kinds of others. Even retirees, looking for a new pursuit in their free time. Everyone is a potential Arabian horse owner or at least supporter. “It’s very important that we do our job well,” he concludes, “because we represent not just the magazine, but the breed.”

It’s All About The Arabian Horse—And Its People As Ludden says, Arabian Horse Times is about everyone. The story of the magazine is that of the Arabian horse in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, but it is also about the people who love those horses—many of whom have been become dear friends. For many years, sometime in late October, the Arabian Horse Times staff looked forward to Christmas not just for the joys of the season, but for the outrageously tasty assortment of cheeses Mishek sent as Christmas gifts. The deluxe assortments came from Blaser’s Premium Cheese USA. Blaser’s hand-crafted, artisan cheeses were almost as mouth-watering as the national champions Herman Blaser and his late wife, Lyda, bred—the ones with the “LH” in front of their names. Their humor, humility and devotion to the Arabian breed endeared the Wisconsin couple to the Arabian horse community. They became lifetime members of Arabian Horse Times’ extended family, a list that grows longer every year. Beginning around 1975, an attractive young guy named Larry Jerome started coming with them to shows. From the get-go, he proved to be as avid about Arabian horses as fans everywhere were about Blaser’s Premium Cheese. With Herman Blaser and the late Evelyn Burton’s guidance, Larry Jerome and his family have grown Jerland Farms Arabians into their particular vision, which regularly lands them in the spotlight reserved for champions and national winners. In poker parlance, Larry Jerome and Herman Blaser are still a terrific pair to draw to, and their friendship, like their commitment

to Arabian horses, carries on: when contacted several weeks ago, Jerome was on his way to pick up Blaser for a road trip. At Jerland, the passion for Arabian horses runs deep. On August 22, 2010, at 4:04 a.m., Larry and Shelley Jerome’s daughter Indira and her husband, Mike Van Handel, became the parents of baby girl Alexis Kay Van Handel. Indira and her sisters rode and showed for many years, and she and her husband oversee Jerland Farms’ day-today operations in Barron, Wis. The next generation at Jerland Larry Jerome and Herman Blaser. has begun, and if she follows in her mother’s footsteps, Arabian horses will be part of her future. Mankato, Minn., where the late Syl and Bea Crooker raised winning Arabian horses, lies well west of the Wisconsin/Minnesota state line geographically, but their hearts were as lost to the Arabian horse as the Jerland Syl Crooker family’s. Syl and Bea were dear souls, archetypal stewards of the kindness, compassion and profound respect for the breed that characterizes Arabian horse people. The Arabian Horse Times retinue is deeply See more honored to consider them, and the hundreds— next month maybe thousands—of clients and friends who in the have succeeded them, as cherished members of continuing this magazine’s extended family. coverage of our 40th

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Anaza El Farid

Ruminaja Ali Bint Deenaa

Marwan Al Shaqab

Gazal Al Shaqab Kajora

Kaborr Edjora

Fame VF

Bey Shah Raffoleta-Rose

Little Liza Fame Katahza

Aza Destiny Afhar Rahza

Fame VF

Bey Shah Raffoletta-Rose

Versace Precious As Gold

El Shaklan Autumn In Gold

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Aladdinn Echo S S Magnolia

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Anaza El Farid

Ruminaja Ali Bint Deenaa

Marwan Al Shaqab

Gazal Al Shaqab Kajora

Kaborr Edjora

Fame VF

Bey Shah Raffoleta-Rose

Little Liza Fame Katahza

Aza Destiny Afhar Rahza

Fame VF

Bey Shah Raffoletta-Rose

Versace Precious As Gold

El Shaklan Autumn In Gold

Veronica GA Echo Magnifficoo

Aladdinn Echo S S Magnolia

Echo Belle Belbowrie Baskana

Bask Anhar

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Justify x FS Dixie Rose

YEARLING COLTS 2010 Region 5 Champion

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Unanimous National Champion

English Pleasure with Joel Kiesner Afire Bey V x Brassmis by Brass AHA Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated Sire AEPA Enrolled Sire â&#x20AC;˘ SCID Clear For breeding information contact Kiesner Training at 865.984.5245 Proudly owned by Bill & Shirley Reilich

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She Be Classy ORA 2010 Half-Arabian Filly (Afires Heir x She Be Adiva KBS+//, by Baske Afire) Owned by Oak Ridge Arabians

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2010 Colt (Afires Heir x American Exxpress, by IXL Noble Express) Owned by Tara Porter

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U.S. National Reserve Champion

Pleasure Driving with Joel Kiesner English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 with Mallory Mahan 2010 Region 12 Champion Pleasure Driving & English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 2010 Region 14 Unanimous Champion AAOTR IXL Noble Express x Colorado Sage Proudly owned by Karen Mahan

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Offered for your consideration at U.S. Nationals

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Half-Arabian English Pleasure Futurity with Joel Kiesner

Afire Bey V x Ritida Proudly owned by Starline Arabians

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English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Lori Lawrence Informal Combination with Joel Kiesner

National Champion

Afire Bey V x HL Glitter Ngold Proudly owned by Starline Arabians

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Half-Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over & Half-Arabian Park with Lori Lawrence

U.S. Reserve National Champion

Apollopalooza x Halsteadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Polka Dot Proudly owned by Starline Arabians

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Country English Pleasure with Joel Kiesner AAOTR 18-35 with Bridget Atwood

U.S. National Champion 2009 Region 15 Champion Apollopalooza x Hot Flashez TSA Proudly owned by Katie & Bridget Atwood

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DFA

ferrara

Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Kim Shackelford & Open with Joel Kiesner

National Champion

DSF 2x 2010 Canadian National Champion Open & AATR 3x 2010 Regions 12 & 15 Champion Millennium LOA x Byzance Proudly owned by Don & Kimberly Shackelford

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Country English Pleasure with Ashton Kiesner

ROL

National Reserve Champion

2010 Region 14 Top Five Multi-National Top Ten and Regional Champion Afire Bey V x Singularcylection Proudly owned by Nancy Brand 118A | AR ABIAN HORSE TIMES

For Your Consideration

Country English Pleasure AAOTR 18-35 with Amy Williams

2010 Region 12 Reserve Champion Afire Bey V x HL Glitter Ngold Proudly owned by Bill & Nancy Blankenship

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U.S. National Champion

English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 with Lara Ames 2x 2010 Canadian Reserve National Champion 2x 2010 Buckeye Champion Open & AAOTR 18-39 IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire For breeding information contact Kiesner Training at 865.984.5245 Proudly owned by Cedar Ridge Farm

Ames Distinguished (A Noble Cause x G Kallora) 2008 Colt

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Only In Veghaz

PUREBRED GELDINGS ONLY IN VEGHAZ - 2004 Grey (A Temptation x Las Veghaz) A winner in English pleasure, junior horse and amatuer, this gelding has all the “push” of his *El Ghazi dam line, with the “pretty” and great mind of his sire line. HIGH SPEED CONNECTION - 2005 Bay (Hucks Connection V x Megha Hearrts) This is a Country English Jr. Horse with the flashy look and the mind to win. He looks just like his National Champion sire and is already a winner under saddle. 2010 Scottsdale Top Ten CEP Jr. Horse, Buckeye Top Eight and Top Five at Region 14. He is a consistent winner! UNFORGETTABLE FIRE - 2000 Bay (Afire Bey V x MC Jabaskolee) 2009 Canadian Nat’l Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39. This fancy horse will get you noticed in any arena. Make some “Unforgettable” moments of your own!

High Speed Connection

KD EXPRESSION HEIR - 2006 Bay (IXL Noble Express x Eliza LA) 2009 U.S. National Top Ten English Pleasure Futurity. He has great talent! He is in a full bridle and has the greatest mind. A classy horse! 2010 Scottsdale Champion Signature Futurity. A proven winner and ready to win in open and AOTR. AMERISTAR NA - 1999 Bay (Naibara Justice x Naibara Sugaree) 2010 Region 14 Reserve Champion Walk Trot 10 & Under Equitation & Top Five Walk Trot 10 and Under Pleasure. 2009 Youth National Top Ten PB Equitation 13 and Under. Multiple Region 9 Championships in 13 and Under Pleasure and Equitation. GUNS AFIRE+/ - 2002 Chestnut (Afire Bey V x HL Glitter Ngold) Multi-National Champion in both Open and Amatuer English Pleasure divisions, Guns Afire is a blast! Park, Pleasure Driving, Informal Combination. This horse can do it all. Tons of presence and quality. AFIRES GUNS NROSES - 2007 Bay (Afire Bey V x HL Glitter Ngold) Full brother to Multi-National Champion Guns Afire+/. Big and Beautiful Bay gelding with 4-whites, crazy long upright neck, amazing prospect. He will be a National Champion like all his siblings! High quality young English horse.

Unforgettable Fire

PUREBRED MARES ARIA AVIVA - 2007 Bay (Baske Afire x Las Veghaz, by *El Ghazi) This 3-year-old is beautiful. She has that curvy neck and motion we all look for. Very exciting prospect. ARIA ENDLESS SUMMER - 2007 Bay (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire) Full sister to Cedar Ridge’s Multi-National Champion, A Noble Cause. A very cool horse who looks to be an awesome AOTR English and Park horse. GRACE AFIRE CC - 2006 Chestnut (Baske Afire x Sienna Tera) If you are looking for a junior English mare that is going to do some big winning, you have come to the right place. Beauty and brains! Worth it! EARTHA KITT - 1995 Bay (El Mundo x Windborne Winsong) By an El Mudir son out of a Bask daughter who is out of a Bajram daughter. Well bred and bringing some really great bloodlines into your breeding program.

KD Expression Heir Guns Afire+/

PUREBRED STALLIONS ALLELULIA AFIRE - 2007 Chestnut (Baske Afire x PCF Brianna) This 3-year-old stallion is beautiful and has motion to burn! One horse who will be a producer. He has quality, motion and a great attitude. If you are looking for a young junior English stud colt, this is the one! SHAKEN NOTSTIRRED - 2001 Bay (Afire Bey V x Miss Wisdom) Pedigree and talent, this stallion is out of a Wisdom daughter. Scottsdale Champion English Pleasure Jr. Horse. He is beautiful and a big mover who will win for the Open or AOTR English/Park rider. Quality horse. HALF-ARABIAN GELDINGS LUDICRIS - 2007 H/A Bay (Baske Afire x Precisely Poppy) This 3-year-old will “WOW” you! You have to see him. He is halter beautiful and so, so cool! High quality English horse with a neck like a giraffe! SIEREUSLY HOT WH - 2005 H/A Bay (Baske Afire x Siere Usi) This is a "siereusly" cool young show horse. Big mover with big time quality. He'll be shown at Nationals in the junior horse division and will be a strong contender for that class and more! Great future ahead.

Shaken NotStirred

HALF-ARABIAN MARES SSAPHIRA - 2006 H/A Chestnut (Afire Bey V x PF Lady Cameo) This young mare is really fun. Full sister to Multi-National Champion SA Rapid Fire. Extremely upright and statuesque with a robust, 4-corner trot. Joel Kiesner 865.556.0413 Ashton Kiesner 865.556.0412

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2010 U.S. Nationals Preview

Tulsa Rocks! Part I

by Linda White Tulsa, Okla., used to be one of those places you drove through on your way to someplace else. If there was a terrific restaurant, exciting nightlife, a cadre of sparkling actors, musicians and leisure-suited lounge singers, or an ambience in some part of town that rivaled the romantic elegance of, maybe, San Antonio’s River Walk, it was a well-kept secret. Anyway, Tulsa is an entirely different place today, as different from yesterday as Las Vegas is from the planet Neptune. Tulsa, one of the Midwest’s most prosperous cities, has a population approaching one million. Easy access and a central location were high priorities when the “powers that be” were weighing possible national show sites. Locations don’t get much more central than Tulsa, Okla. The city is 60 miles from the exact center of the United States. The Tulsa facility is more than adequate for the ever-growing annual event, and Tulsa folks were excited about their city’s largest-ever equine

Bill Hughes

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extravaganza. The award-winning Tulsa Expo Center (also known as the QuikTrip Center since 2007) has hosted horse shows for many years, but never one on the scale of this one. And yet, facilities management and the city fathers have cheerfully contributed to the effort to deliver everything show management has asked for, and from the exhibitors’ point of view, show personnel, most of whom are volunteers, work diligently the year round to fulfill every request. Show Commission Chair Bill Hughes reports that in addressing and resolving issues, the U.S. National Show Commission works closely with Arabian Professional & Amateur Horseman’s Association liaisons Mary Jane Brown and John Ryan. “We bring input from our customers’, exhibitors’ and professional constituency’s concerns and objections,” Brown explains. “As liaisons, Johnny and I hear

Mary Jane Brown

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everything from both sides. Part of our role is to let those people know what can and cannot get done, and it is John’s and my responsibility as APAHA liaisons to provide them with an accessible information pipeline.” In any given nine-day period like a national show, the issues raised might range from objections about undesirable footing to angry tirades against the Pavilion skyboxes. (“And let’s not forget the greasy fried food the facility caterer seems to think is a real delicacy!” an exhibitor’s wife was heard to rant.) “The Show Commission is very receptive,” Mary Jane Brown continues. “They try very hard to give people what they want, even though I’m not always sure what our solutions should be.” She and Ryan are professionals of longstanding whose liaison roles make it easier for exhibitors to approach them about all the things that need to be fixed. The two work effectively together, bringing the information they have gathered to the two U.S. National Show officials’ community listening post. Both groups address immediate problems and explore longerterm needs continually, and discontent has lessened noticeably each year.

So, What’s New? Bill Hughes is looking forward to a number of new and/ or improved show elements. “New items are that we have expanded the size of the main ring in the Ford Truck Arena to better accommodate all the performance horses. Ford is where the majority of those classes will be held, and this should make the place much more exhibitor-friendly. We’ve done what we could. The ring is bigger than last year, and we have made the ends oval, instead of riders having to come up to a flat wall at each end. We added to the ring’s size by reducing the space around the rail to three feet. We picked up 10 to 15 feet of space. All the amateur classes will take place in the Ford, and the new, larger ring will give them a safer space to show in. We have a nice center ring island, and we’re dressing up the main ring and making it prettier. We have added another work arena, and an 88 x 100-foot covered outdoor arena, which really adds to the Ford’s work space. And when it rains, horses still can be worked there, perfectly dry.” What about the skyboxes that became the source of so many complaints? “There is just no way to move

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them down, closer to the show ring,” he explains. “The skyboxes haven’t worked out. Only a few people are still interested and have reserved a skybox. Patrons who bought them before were very disappointed. We have newly redesigned the Patrons’ area, and will put the food in the middle, instead of in a long line, like a cafeteria. There are six glass-fronted suites in the Patrons’ area. They have TVs, a small refrigerator, a bar, and Patrons can have their own spaces, with a door they can close. There are six suites, and anybody who is interested in renting one needs to contact AHA. Our hope is that we can rent out all six.

“We will announce the top ten one by one,” he says. “Eight horses will come up, receive their awards and exit the ring. That will leave two horses. This creates so much more suspense. Who is going to win this doggone class? We’ll announce the reserve national champion, and then the champion. This will help create what the halter people have been asking us for. They tell us we have taken the ‘show’ out of ‘horse show.’ This will put some of the excitement back in. We have to get back to the entertainment factor. We complain about how the stands are always so empty—if we want to attract big audiences, we have to entertain them, the way it used to be.

“I’m excited about the changes we’ve made in the halter finals,” he continues. “We have come up with what we hope will be an exciting new in-ring procedure. We’ll bring back 16 horses from the sections, and have them all in the ring at once, so that people can compare them. Breeders have wanted to see all the horses together so that they can make comparisons, and this should please them and many other people. The sessions will be choreographed, so they don’t take forever!

“I’m also excited about Thursday, Friday and Saturday night’s classes in the Pavilion. They will be glamorous and fun. The Mustang arena, which Pat Webb will be managing, will have all the cutters, reiners, working cow horses and trail classes. Footing is always an important element of any show, and each of those four disciplines needs a slightly different footing. The reiners will be first to go, then trail next, then cutting, with working cow coming last. We keep switching the class order around, but the fact is, cutters and working cow horses need deeper footing so they can get traction and not overshoot the cow. We want to give every exhibitor and every horse the opportunity to perform to their highest ability, and footing is a critical factor. Footing is an ongoing deal. People don’t always understand that you can’t put in one footing at the beginning of the show and use it all week for every class and every discipline.

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“We meet every day and work with our Operations Manager, Matt Kwapich. Matt is so capable and has such a good grasp of how things should go. He manages Scottsdale, and has managed national shows for years. Pat Webb, who manages the Mustang Arena, is a former show commissioner, a licensed steward, is very active in Region 12, and she is also an NRHA steward. Pat, Matt, and Julie Stewart, who is AHA’s national events coordinator, and I work together closely, accountable to the show commission. You can’t get everything perfect all the time, but we do what we can, to the best of our ability. A friend of mine used to say, ‘If we mess up, we’ll ’fess up,’ and that’s how it is. We get more things right more often every year.” “It was better last year than it was the first year,” John Ryan points out in agreement with his friend and colleague’s assessment. A liked and much respected trainer, he also judged this year’s Youth Nationals. Like Mary Jane Brown, he is a veteran U.S. Nationals participant and regular exhibitor at Canadian Nationals. “The U.S. National show in Tulsa is definitely a work in progress, but this will be a great year, with all the Futurity/Maturity classes (now in their third year at the national show) and the new Select AATR classes added.” Ryan went with the show commissioners on a site visit in March, sat in on meetings, and saw for himself how hard Show Commission members work. “That’s why they get paid those big bucks!” he jokes, knowing that the U.S. National Show Commissioners are all volunteers who donate the hundreds of hours of their time that are necessary to put on a major production like the U.S. National Show. Thy pay their own expenses, too. “They also listen to everybody’s ideas, opinions and complaints, and to their best to accomplish what they can. It’s easy to blame them, but that’s unfair,” Ryan states. “The commissioners ask Mary Jane’s and my opinions, they ask people what they think, and they’re constantly looking for feedback from exhibitors, trainers and breeders. Our job, as APAHA liaisons, is to listen to exhibitors’ concerns and to share them with the board. It’s not about us, or about the board; it’s about these wonderful horses, about their horse show, and, of course, about its sustainability. We want the experience to be so positive that people’s reaction will be, ‘Wow! This is something I want to do!’”

In Part II: A new division for amateurs, and the all-important subject of scheduling. See page 76AA in September 2010 AA.

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We Believe We Can Do It Again! Iam A Believer+/ BL

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Lighting Up The Ring— SHOWTIME style ... A Noble Pass IXL Noble Express x SA Passing Fancy

2010 Sco Scottsdale Champion Arabian English Show Hack AAOTR 2010 Scottsdale Scottsd 2010 Reserve Champion Arabian English Show Hack Open Competing Co ompeting in Arabian English Show Hack AAOTR with Colleen Boylan & Arabian English Show Hack Open with Tish Kondas Ara Owned b by Jeanne Marie, Anna, and Colleen Boylan 493 Boo Boone one Road, N Newnan, GA 30263 • www.ShowtimeTrainingCenter.net Barn 770-252-3300 770-2 252-3300 • Tish Kondas 678-427-0595 • Carla Schiltz 253-380-0853

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Lighting Up The Ring— SHOWTIME style ... Nobles Diva

IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire

2010 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 2010 Buckeye Top Eight Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 2010 Region 14 Reserve Champion Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 Competing in Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 & Arabian English Pleasure Maturity with Colleen Boylan Owned by Jeanne Marie, Anna, and Colleen Boylan

Jonni Rocket +/ Standing Room Only x Waneyna

2010 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Park AAOTR 2010 Region 14 Champion Half-Arabian Park AAOTR Competing in Half-Arabian Park AAOTR with Colleen Boylan Owned by Colleen Boylan O

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Lighting Up The Ring— SHOWTIME style ... Baskghazi Baske Afire x RY Fire Ghazi

2010 Region 12 Reserve Champion Arabian English Pleasure Open 2010 Region 15 Reserve Champion Arabian Park Horse Competing in Arabian English Pleasure and Park with Tish Kondas

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Lighting Up The Ring— SHOWTIME style ... Double Platinum Afire Bey V x Evitaa

2010 Region 12 Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2010 Region14 Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse Competing in Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse with Tish Kondas & Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure Maturity with Elizabeth Tyler Owned by Elizabeth Tyler and Shirley & Walter McNeely

Playing With Fire Bask Flame x VF Elegant Miss

2010 Scottsdale Unanimous Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 2010 Region12 Reserve Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 2010 Region 12 Reserve Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AATR 18-39 Competing in Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Elizabeth Tyler Owned by Elizabeth Tyler and Shirley & Walter McNeely

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2010 Region 14 Champion Half-Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over Competing in Half-Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Kelli Aguirre Owned by Kelli Aguirre

Sultans Wild Fire Sultan’s Premier x Kiss Afire

2010 Youth National Reserve Champion Half-Arabian English Show Hack JTR Competing in Half-Arabian English Show Hack AAOTR with Kelli Aguirre & Half-Arabian English Show Hack Open with Tish Kondas Owned by Kelli Aguirre

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Lighting Up The Ring— SHOWTIME style ... Lady Marmalade RTA Phi Slama Jama x OFW Elyzabeth

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Ghazis Dutch Warrior El Ghazi x Rimone GW

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You hear their names, admire their beautiful horses and watch them in the warm-up arenas. You might even compete against them in the same division. Here’s a way to get to know your fellow amateur riders better. We’ve asked questions of dozens of amateur riders planning to compete at the 2010 U.S. Nationals. Some of their responses might surprise you, and some might not. Yet, you’ll know your fellow competitors a little bit better after reading them.

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KATHERINE L. ALLEN Duvall, Wash. Trainer affiliation: Ron Copple Training Stables What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Relax

and listen to your trainer; listen to your horse. Owning and showing a horse is a privileged journey. Remember to breathe and have some fun! What is your most embarrassing show experience? “What happens

at the show, stays at the show.” Surprisingly, nothing earthshaking—I once rode a hunt class without a stirrup. We were a little fast, probably my best hand gallop and transitions ever, and worst-ever posting. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? The challenges change

as we progress. The most constant challenge is in the show pen. I tend to tense up in the shoulders and then my hands elevate. Stretching and breathing exercises help settle the nerves. A bit of lavender oil does wonders. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Starbucks® Café Verona. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? I enjoy and look forward

to the Region 5 Spring Daffodil Show. This show is fun, competitive, and youth-involved, and this year had a fantastic fundraiser for cancer awareness. For me, the Daffodil kicks off the show season and always leaves me optimistic. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

For most showgrounds, more warmup and lunging areas. Soft walking paths for hand-walking would be a nice addition. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Prepare ahead of time, from riding/ grooming to laying out your boots/ socks and making sure your shirt is ironed. Stretch, breathe and pray for a safe ride. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without?

Kat DeVol. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? In my

dreams we would be competing at this level! Reality has blessed me with the combination of a lovely filly and Ron. It is mind-blowing how Ron has brought me such a long way in a short time, with me riding my first junior horse. However, I trust my trainer and my horse, so we will give U.S. Nationals our best shot! Dreams do come true!

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LARA AMES Jordan, Minn. Farm: Cedar Ridge Arabians Trainer affiliation: Eric Krichten at Cedar Ridge and Joel Kiesner at Kiesner Training Inc. What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Just

have fun! Don’t get caught up in the color of the ribbon. I started out showing the hand-me-down horses. I showed at county fairs and local shows to begin with, and was just happy to get a ribbon. I showed at a lot of Nationals before I got a top ten. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Showing a park

horse at Region 18 and trying to get qualified for Nationals. I was the only one in the class, and this mare did everything she was not supposed to do. When I reversed, Tom Moore said, “All you have to do is stay on.” As that happened, she started spinning in circles. I stayed on, got my ribbon, but never showed her at Nationals. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Making enough time

to ride. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My show clothes and boots! Oh, let’s not forget my hairpiece.

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Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale and Youth

Nationals.

relax and have fun. I have seen too many people let their nerves get the best of them, and it generally never goes well once that happens.

If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

What is your most embarrassing show experience? I had to excuse

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myself from a regional class when my junior horse decided he had had enough and was going to leave with or without me.

If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? FF Summer Storm.

She was so ahead of her time. She was truly gifted. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home? I’m pretty laid back, so I can’t

Get everything organized, but do not get dressed until the last minute.

imagine anything that I could not replace or borrow.

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without?

My parents. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I

remember when I was about 12 years old, and at that time they did not split the age divisions. I was so scared. To begin with, my parents made all the decisions as to where I was showing! MICHELLE AMRICK St. Marys, Penn. Trainer affiliation: Chestnuthill Arabians What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Just

Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? There have been so

many greats, it would be hard to pick just one. It would be an honor to ride or handle any of them. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Nothing special. I try to be wellrested and relaxed. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Larry, my fiancé. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? No, I

never thought I would actually make it to Nationals, although that was

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always my goal. I had been showing for years before my first attempt at Nationals, so more than my being ready, I needed the right combination of horse, trainer and finances. ART BARTLETT Cumming, Ga. Farm: Settingdown Creek Arabians Trainer affiliation: Vicki Humphrey Training Center What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Practice, practice, practice. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Anticipating

the reverse call (it did not come), turning and having the rest of the class follow me. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Being softer with my

hands and seat. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My iPod®. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale or Buckeye. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? SF Specs Shocwave. I

have watched his videos several times, and it would be a huge rush to ride an Arabian of that caliber.

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What is your routine before you compete in an important class? Get

dressed early and then chill! Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My wife and niece.

What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Nerves and keeping my

lunch down. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? It was

My good luck horseshoe necklace from my husband with the diamond from my mother’s wedding ring in the center.

my goal from the beginning to show at the U.S. Nationals. I didn’t make it until my second year.

Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Minnesota Breeders

ANN BENSON Minnetrista, Minn. Farm: Prairie View Farm Trainer affiliation: Shada, Inc. and Sarah Paripovich What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Determine your goals, stick to them, and select the right horse and trainer to get you there. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Falling while

entering the Equidome with my Scottsdale Auction Colt. He jumped in front of me, I tripped and he stayed right there. I got up, dusted off and went on to be in the top five. Falling in the show ring is everyone’s fear. It’s not half as bad as we imagine it.

Fall Festival, the first show that got me excited about the idea of breeding and showing beautiful Arabian horses. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

More ladies restrooms. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? I would love to have

shown SG Brass Prince. He was the epitome of an amateur halter horse. He was all blow and snort in the show ring, but quieted down and did his job when it was time to show. He had that beautiful front end and correct body. That would have been quite a thrill. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Take it slow and easy, and have some time alone to quiet my nerves and focus.

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Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My

family and my traveling girlfriends, Christine Rickart and Connie Cutler. Got to have support! When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? It

was hard to imagine, but timing is everything. You have to be ready for the moment when everything aligns. Sometimes it’s right now and sometimes it seems to take forever. MICHAEL BILLS Eagan, Minn. Trainer affiliation: Shada, Inc., Guzzo What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Work

with as many horses as possible. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? My bad knee. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My suit, but I have never forgotten it. A few last minute trips to the store for a belt, but never a suit. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale, no question.

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If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be? A

carrot booth. Why at a horse show is it so hard to find carrots? If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Countess Vanessa,

because she is the queen of the English world. Rohara Moon Storm, because I was able to work with him during my tenure in the horse business, and he was such a great horse to watch and work with. Halter would have to be Eternety. I still remember watching Jeff Schall show him at the Nationals: the crowd, the moment, his performance, his motion. You got chills watching it. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

don’t really have one. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Jerry

Schall. Having him as a friend is a great honor. He takes so much pride in what he does. His personal touch and dedication are really special. I also always enjoy my time around North Arabians. Guzzo and Mike are great; you can always ask their opinion and they give it to you straight, no sugar coating. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? The

Nationals has always been my goal.

My true goal is to win with one I have bred, but at this point, I am having fun finding prospects that we can cultivate and compete with at the Nationals. My family has really gotten into the experience and loves the horses. We bought a couple broodmares this year to try and breed our own national champions—2011 should be fun! TERRY ANNE BOGGS Elk River, Minn. Farm: Midwest Training Centre Trainer affiliation: David Boggs and Eric Krichten What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Learn to ride your horse like your trainer. Listening to and watching your trainer is the best teacher. What is your most embarrassing show experience? I lined up after a

less-than-average ride at a local show. I started chatting with the fellow next to me, and wasn’t listening to the announcements. They called out my number, and I thought, “Geesh, guess they didn’t see that mistake.” I started out of the line, patted my horse, like I was the big winner. Just then the announcer said, “and our next door prize goes to …” I left the ring with my new feed bucket and my fourth place ribbon feeling really special.

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What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Learning to ride my own

ride and not worry about who else is in my class. It’s very freeing if you compete against yourself only, regardless of the number of people in your class. As long as you learn something each time, and improve as you go. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Aside from Freedom

Hall as a spectator or competitor, for me nothing beats that Scottsdale sunshine in February! If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Definitely Starbucks®. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Afires Heir. Sometimes

losing your breath is a good thing! What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

don’t really have a routine per se. I do better if I have quiet time before the class to get my mind in the zone. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? As a

young 4-H competitor, Nationals was out of my reach, so I never dwelled on it. For my husband, Nationals was old hat when we met. When he tossed me in the mix and said, “Have

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fun,” there really was no deciding. He blessed me with an opportunity and I jumped in feet first.

If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Countess Vanessa,

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because she was just so amazing and would have been a fun challenge.

Cypress, Texas Trainer affiliation: Chase Harvill Training Centre What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Get with a great trainer who can get you the right horse to create a winning team, and who you have a great time working with and learn a lot from. This sport is all about relationships—the one between horse and rider and the one between trainer and rider are the two most important to being successful. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Getting dumped

in the middle of a class because another rider cut me off and my horse freaked out. (He didn’t like other horses very much.) I was about 12 years old and totally mortified! What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Any of my show necessities, like hat, my Caboodle (has all my hair stuff, gloves, pant stays, etc.), show suit, boots and my iPod®. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Canadian Nationals.

What is your routine before you compete in an important class? Get

dressed way too early, and mentally ride the class and go over in my head any things I need to remember. The new barn routine is to rub the baby belly for luck from Baby Harvill! Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Randy

Horton—my mom and best horse show mom ever! Even though I’m 29 years old, I couldn’t show without her, or at least I wouldn’t look as good doing it. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? Yes,

I did imagine I would show at Nationals. It has always been a goal of mine. I was a youth rider who had only shown for a couple of years when Youth Nationals was started, and I started showing at the national level the inaugural year of that show. LYNDA BURDETT Cumming, Ga. Trainer affiliation: Iron Horse Farms What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be

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competitive in the show ring? Be

realistic, but set your goals high. Many of your competitors have been riding and showing for years, and experience is critical in the show ring. Show as much as you can, because every class you enter teaches you something valuable. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Getting the

gate because I just ran out of steam—maddening. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Starting at an

advanced age. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My “special” stirrups! Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Canadian Nationals. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Edible food. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? There are too many

great ones to choose from to pick just one. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

I haven’t done this long enough to have a routine. I am always trying something different that might help me focus on the ride and to just breathe.

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Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My

trainer and best friend, Christine Johnston. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I

have always been the “watcher” and “supporter” for my show friends, but I finally tried showing for the first time at the scary old age of 54 at a local, open show. I had to borrow everything from a horse to my hunt cap and boots. The horse was more than willing, as most lesson horses are, but none of the clothes really fit. The borrowed boots were cutting off the circulation in my legs and the hunt cap was so large I had to peek out from under the brim to see where I was going. It really didn’t matter where I thought I was going in the ring, because I was definitely floating on cloud nine. I never imagined that I would compete one day at a national level. My previous goal was just to canter a horse and not fall off! Am I ready now? I have my own horse, my own clothes, and the spirit is definitely willing. I just hope I can get this creaky old body to cooperate. Thank goodness for age divisions!

CARRIE CADA Omaha, Neb. Trainer affiliation: John McCarty, Cortese Arabians What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Ride! Ride different disciplines. Ride different horses. Ride with different trainers, regardless of their breed affiliation. All the differences will make you a stronger rider. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Ha! I am not

sure about that, there have been so many—but they make you stronger! One of the great things about showing reining horses is that you learn that today you might be great and tomorrow you might not be, but all eyes are on you, so there is no escaping your disasters. Learn from them, and come back and play harder the next time. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? My biggest challenge is

not being able to ride a lot. I live 600 miles from my horses and I have a 7-year-old son, so travel and practice time is very limited these days. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Buckeye is great, good

competition, fun, and easy-going!

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If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Way too many: Cameo

King, Creola, Catalyst, Blazin Fire, Vallejo Exclusive, Dancing Slippers … Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? One

word: Leah! When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready?

When I first started showing, it was at one-day shows, tying my $500 horse to a trailer. That one horse went in every class. That same horse and I competed in 1985 at the U.S. Nationals for our very first time. We qualified by winning at Region 8, and my father very smartly said, “We’d better go to New Mexico. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” We showed in the very first HalfArabian Hunter Pleasure class ever offered. It was an open class, and we went top ten. It was truly an amazing experience. My family and I were hooked, and we have been back every year since. So, I guess my dad decided for me. I think he is sorry, LOL! JEANNA CLANTON Peculiar, Mo. Trainer affiliation: Clanton Performance Horses What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just

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getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Keep

a positive attitude and make sure to have fun. Win or lose, if it’s not fun, it’s not worth doing. What is your most embarrassing show experience? The first year I

showed at U.S. Nationals, I had a 4-year-old Half-Arabian hunter. I was warming him up before the class and he bucked me off in the warmup arena. My trainer dusted me off pretty well (we thought), so I finished warming up and headed to the show ring. I ran into one of my friends on the way, and the first thing she said was, “Did you fall off?” I guess I still had some dirt or shavings in my hair. I actually had a pretty good class despite the interesting warm up. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Learning to ride

western—especially on a hot horse. It’s so much harder than it looks. I have a lot of respect for the riders that make it look easy. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My show clothes. I actually had my saddle suit stolen a few years ago, and it isn’t easy finding a substitute on short notice! Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? I’ve never competed at

Scottsdale, but love to go watch— great horses, great weather, and lots of fun parties. My favorite show to compete at is Canadian Nationals. It is usually really laid back, with time to go out and visit with friends. The classes are small but really competitive. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

CARRIE COPPLE Yelm, Wash. Trainer affiliation: Ron Copple Training Stables What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Use

She just looks so game and exciting to ride.

a trainer and especially one that specializes in what you want to be competitive at. Your trainer will not only make sure your horse is trained and show ready (groomed to the hilt), but will also make sure you are presentable and ready to go too!

What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

What is your most embarrassing show experience? My first class

lunge myself down the night before.

ever, which was this June, I rode the whole class with my hand around the Rommel reins in what I can only compare to a Barbie doll hand— thumb around the knot and fingers straight out, instead of wrapped around the knot!

Golf cart taxi services. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? SA Sophisticated Lady.

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Well,

besides Alan (of course), I would have to say my friend Erin Douglass. We have so much fun at shows. Last year we stole a gator from a gorilla. That doesn’t happen every day. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I used

to drive to Nationals with my mom when they were in Kentucky every other year just to watch, and I would dream of competing there myself one day. It took several years before I had a horse that was good enough and had the finances to be able to afford to go.

What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Finding the time! I’m a

stay-at-home mom and take care of all the office work for our business. You would think because my husband is a trainer that I would ride all the time, but it’s the opposite for me. Everything else takes precedence over getting a lesson. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Probably my hat. I have a really small

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head and I don’t know if there would be one available to buy. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale! I’ve never

shown there, but I always enjoy the weather and watching nationalcaliber horses compete there. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be? A

dry cleaning and laundry facility! If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Wow, that’s a really

hard question. Because there are so many to choose from, I’ll pass! What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Focus and try to remember it’s just a horse show! Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without?

My husband, Ron. I couldn’t do it without him. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? This is

my first year ever showing, so when I decided to go to Nationals, it was more to take advantage of the select class. Once you have blown select status, you are done at the end of that year. So, after Region 5, I said, ‘What the heck, let’s go!’ Do I think I’m ready? I think I’m definitely ready for the select class because I’m

competing against riders that are in the same boat as me! No matter what the outcome, the experience of going and competing at that level will be more than I ever thought would have been possible! LAURA CROSS Markdale, Ontario Farm: Crosswind Stables Trainer affiliation: Rooker Training Stable and Mancini Training Center What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Don’t

expect big ribbons right away, take your time, and find yourself the right horse(s) that you will enjoy riding whether you make it in the ribbons or not. What is your most embarrassing show experience? There are a few to

choose from. One of them would be when I was riding my Half-Arabian country pleasure horse and a huge June bug was riding on my shoulder the whole time. (I am terrified of June bugs!) A bigger one is my first ever class at U.S. Nationals; I was excused. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Some injuries that ended

a few show seasons early for me. It is not fun sitting on the sidelines. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show

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if you accidentally left it at home? I

have forgotten so many things! I have these really cute tie downs that Janet Rooker gave me; those I would need sent to me. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Buckeye, and I really miss

the times when the Arabians were at the Royal Winter Fair—that show was always the best! If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Free massage therapy for horse and rider. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Apollopalooza. I love

the Half-Arabian I have by him. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Drink a lot of water! Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? I

love having my friends there; it is such a great feeling when you look into the stands and a friend is cheering for you! When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I have dreamed of it my

whole show career, since my first Arabian. I don’t know if I was ready the first time I went, but you have to get your feet wet sometime.

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TEAL DOWLING Spring Prairie, Wis. Trainer affiliation: Price Performance Horses What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Spend a lot of time watching people who are good at the division you are interested in, and learn from them. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? It’s always been getting

time off from school to go to U.S. Nationals. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My cell phone. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale. It’s always

such a nice break from the winter months for those of us that live in the Midwest. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Free Wi-Fi at all national shows. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Apollopalooza, Aequus,

LBC Isabeaux or CSP James Dean. I think any of those would be a thrill. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

don’t really have a special routine; the only thing I can do is just go out and ride the horse I get that day.

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without?

Elizabeth Jenkner and I usually go to all of the same shows together, and it’s weird when she and I are competing the same weekend but at different shows now. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? When

I first started showing, I never thought I would be as successful at Nationals as I have been, and I think no one is really sure if they’re ready to show at Nationals until they go there and try. TRACY DOWSON Golden, Colo. Farm: Black Tie Ranch Trainer affiliation: Vicki Humphrey Training Center What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Enjoy

the experience. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself or your horse. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Sorry, I don’t have

any good embarrassing stories. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? The biggest challenge

today is the affordability factor.

TEAL DOWLING

What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

I had to have a show harness sent to me while I was at a show. Vicki was not thrilled to discover that I am the only person in the world who does not use a red brow band and cavison. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Scottsdale, because they

get people in the stands and vendors selling great things. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

The ATM in Tulsa would only spit out $40 and charged a hefty fee. This could be improved upon. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? My dream barn would

include many of the greats from many disciplines. Fortunately, I have had the pleasure to ride great horses, like Irish Bug-A-Boo and Madusa. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? My

routine changes with each class and each horse. I would like to lose the show clothes and be able to handwalk the horses and give them a treat just to say thanks. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Last

year my then 16-year-old son got stranded at an airport and couldn’t be with me for my first trail final. Needless to say, I couldn’t really concentrate.

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When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready?

Moving up to the national level meant leaving a long-time friend and trainer. I think it was a little like getting a divorce.

have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Make-up—cosmetics! Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? The Buckeye Sweepstakes

Show in Columbus, Ohio. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

More food service choices. RUTH ESSENBERG

If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? A Temptation, as he is one

DeWitt, Mich. Trainer affiliation: Rooker Training Stable What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Purchase a well-bred horse

of the greatest national champions. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? Be

well rested and hydrated.

that is suited to the discipline that you want to pursue, find a reputable training facility that specializes in the discipline you want to show in, and be dedicated to the training process and your goals. What is your most embarrassing show experience? Showing my first

Half-Arabian/National Show Horse back in 1994 in his first show and first class—he spooked at the crowd and stands, and about ran over the judge! What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Gaining confidence in my

riding on a good country English horse, and being able to help her perform her best in the show ring— still a work in progress!

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? I

enjoy all my horse showing friends, as they always give me encouragement and confidence. I always look forward to seeing all of them at the shows. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I have gone to the Nationals

on and off for years, and never imagined that I would be there showing someday. I purchased an exceptionally talented young horse in 2007, and feel that we both have advanced to the degree that we have the ability and opportunity to show at this year’s Nationals.

JESSICA EVERITT Houston, Texas Trainer affiliation: Chase Harvill Training Centre What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Don’t give up just because your first experience didn’t go as you wanted it to. Competitive showing is a work in progress, and there is always something to improve upon whether this is your first show or you’re going to your 10th U.S. Nationals. We wouldn’t be competing in this sport if we wanted it to always be perfect and to never have to work on anything. What is your most embarrassing show experience? My first side

saddle class ever, my mother bought me a bright blue, old-fashioned outfit complete with a top hat and feather. I was, initially, mortified to wear it, but with some persuasion went in the class. The class went well, but when I looked at my friends and family from the line-up, they were motioning for me to look down. I was shocked to see my pink schooling breeches showing through where the zipper of my skirt had broken. From my waist to halfway down my left thigh was neon pink. Apparently this had happened in the second lap of the class and I had ridden almost the entire class flashing my neon jods to

What is the one thing you would

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the judge and audience. The moral of the story is, always wear nude breeches under your sidesaddle skirt and make sure you pin the zipper in several places! What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? The upgrade to bigger and

better challenges is one of the hardest things in your riding career. There will be a time when you know your horse and situations so well that you will be too comfortable and want to move up to the next level. But it will continue to make you a better rider if you do. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Gloves and hat. They are the hardest to find in the right size if you leave them at home! Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? The January Jubilee in

Katy, Texas. The past two years it has been a double points show, so there are two judges who judge each class. It is interesting to see how the classes are scored, and it is so much fun to show in because you have two opinions placing you. There are also double the prizes for going in a class!

owned three horses with his lineage and each one of them is unique in its own way, but they have the biggest drive and heart of any horse I know. Not only are they versatile, but they will give their all in the show ring and also want to be your best friend. Hucklebey Berry seems to be one of the most naturally talented studs of his time, and is very talented under saddle while still maintaining the beauty of the Arabian breed. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

After getting myself and my horse ready, I always have to go and give him a pep talk. I tell him what he’s going to see in the arena, that there’s nothing to be worried about, and that he’s the prettiest one out there. I’m pretty confident it makes a difference. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I

never dreamed I would compete at Nationals. I started in hunter/ jumpers and decided to take some country English pleasure lessons as a whim. But then I fell in love with it. Competing at Nationals is a dream come true.

If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Hucklebey Berry. I

MARILYN FICKE Olathe, Kan. Trainer affiliation: Liberty Meadows Training Center What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Find

a trainer that you are comfortable around, go to a couple of shows and see how the amateurs work with their trainer. Are they having fun and still being competitive? What is your most embarrassing show experience? Riding in a class

in Scottsdale, I was very nervous about being in my first big show and truly rode as if I had never ridden before. My horse even started to go to sleep in the line-up! What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Using the double bridle,

learning how to feel when the horse is pulling on the bridle and how to correct it without overuse of the curb rein. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home? My show clothes. I could get

whatever else I needed. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Love to watch Scottsdale

and really enjoy Region 11, probably because I like riding in the arena at Region 11.

love the Varian breeding line, and he is an amazing horse and sire. I have

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If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

More non-fried food! If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Afires Heir. He is

exciting to watch, and it would be fun to experience the thrill of riding him. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Breathe, breathe and breathe. If I can slow down and think about how my horse and I respond at home, both of us can relax more. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? Kari

Kemper and everyone from Liberty Meadows. We have the best group, and they are so supportive. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? Never

did I think I would be going to U.S. Nationals when I started showing. I thank Ryan for pushing me to believe that I could compete at a higher level. It took about three or four years and winning at the regional level before I thought I was ready. L.A. FLYNN Evergreen, Colo. Farm: Rancho Flynn Trainer affiliation: Vicki Humphrey Training Center What one recommendation would

you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

class through my mind. Also, when showing so many horses, to try to review that horse’s idiosyncrasies.

Try to see the whole arena. Most amateurs start out with blinders on.

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My

What is your most embarrassing show experience? When my bun

fell off. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Having a severe ankle

break—now having 23 screws and a four-inch plate in my leg is a constant worry and constant pain. It has changed my balance and riding. It has been a fight to get my “game” back. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My sleepwalking medication. When I was in Africa with Vicki, she threatened to throw it in the hippo pool if I didn’t behave. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Buckeye. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Stall service, i.e., room service. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? I think I bought

that dream horse this year in SA Rapid Fire. Otherwise, it would be Revelation JF. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Showing at U.S. Nationals has always been a goal since my 20s. Having the money and the right horses determined as to when I was ready. DR. LORI FOSTER Kankakee, Ill. Trainer affiliation: Price Performance Horses What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Do

your homework, and go out and find a trainer that you are comfortable with and that has experience at the National level. And practice, practice, practice! What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

One time I did leave my hunt outfit at home and had to have it sent, but other than that, if I forgot my iPod® or cell phone I would have to have someone send them.

To be in a quiet spot and run the

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friend of 25 years, Denise. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready?

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Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? I enjoy showing at

CARRIE DORAN FRITZ

and watching Region 11 and the Buckeye. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Onsite laundry and dry cleaning. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? I would love to ride

Revelation JF, and even though I’ve never ridden western, I used to love Rohara Moon Storm. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

usually listen to my iPod®, relax at the stalls, and have a little pep talk with the horse I’m showing. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? I love

having my mom (Diane Varley) and Randy (Varley) there, along with Gretchen Price and Abby and Nikki Smith. My friend Rhonda GoselinBrouillette and her husband, Gordon, never miss a class at Nationals.

Kansas City, Kan. Farm: Shamrock Farms LLC Trainer affiliation: The Brass Ring What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Get a great trainer! I live in Kansas City and my horses are in Texas, so without the awesome team at The Brass Ring I wouldn’t be able to do any of this. What is your most embarrassing show experience? When I was

16 and at my first big show with Gordon, I rode by him during a class and yelled, “Get me out of here!” He loves to retell that story when he has a large crowd around. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Nerves! I used to get

so nervous and intimidated in the warm-up ring before a big class. Then I heard a friend say that everyone can look like a national champion in the warm-up ring, and that put everything in perspective.

When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I’ve been showing my

What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

entire life (practically) and have always imagined I would compete at the national level, but it wasn’t until the 1990s that I actually reached this goal.

Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Hands down it’s

Anything—my husband works for UPS. I consider it job security!

the Buckeye!

CARRIE DORAN FRITZ

If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be? Bigger stalls for the horses.

They work so hard for us, and I hate putting them back in such little stalls. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Infra Red and Starry

Spumoni, because Leslie would never let me ride her! What is your routine before you compete in an important class? To

hear my husband give me his words of advice: “Don’t fall off!” Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? No

doubt it would be my mom and sister. We go everywhere together. They are my worst critics and biggest fans. When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I never

really planned it. We were so blessed to meet Gordon, and 25 years later, the rest is history! PAMELA GAFFNEY Mukwonago, Wis. Trainer affiliation: Price Performance Horses What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring?

Know the criteria of the division you would like to compete in. Does your horse have that ability, or might you

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have to change divisions? Ask a lot of questions of people regarding your class specifications and what it entails to be competitive.

make each other laugh and keep things light. We are there for each other’s rides and encourage one another.

What is your most embarrassing show experience? The first time I

When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? No, I

competed in show hack with Huck. The reverse was called and I cut through the middle but did not reverse. I was going the wrong way. I laughed and said out loud, “Oops, my reverse got stuck.” I did win the class. What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Not to let my

adrenaline get in the way of my riding abilities and to use it for the excitement of competing. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home? My daughter, Jessica L.

Gaffney DeBack. I would never forget her, anyway. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? That would be Bette

G! She looked like a blast to ride and she loved showing. She was awesome. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

I have to get dressed long before my class; I hate to be rushed. I ride my class in my mind. I envision the perfect transitions and focus on that. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My

daughter. Also Pepce (Betce). We

didn’t ever think I would own horses, so the Nationals were not on my mind. It took me about 12 years and the right horse. Now, my goal is to become a national champion.

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the thrill of the ride. What is your routine before you compete in an important class?

Warm-up. Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? My

dogs. Lester is always there.

BRIAN GALBRAITH Lawson, Mo. Farm: L & B Farms Trainer affiliation: Liberty Meadows Training Center What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Just

breathe. Trust your instincts. You have trained for it; now let it happen. What is your most embarrassing show experience? While showing

at Canadian Nationals, I thought the announcer said reverse and walk, but upon my reverse, I learned that the rest of the class was still coming at me! What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? Nerves. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

My show clothes.

BRIAN GALBRAITH

Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? Buckeye. If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be? Spa. If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? Anza Padron, just for

LESLIE GARVIS

When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? Totally,

it was my goal. LESLIE GARVIS Sorrento, Fla. Trainer affiliation: Grandeur Arabians, Steve White What one recommendation would you make to an amateur rider just getting started who wants to be competitive in the show ring? Find

a good trainer and a good horse, then listen to your trainer, work hard, be patient and enjoy the ride. What is your most embarrassing show experience? I can neither

confirm nor deny that any such event took place.

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What is the biggest challenge you have overcome in your riding or handling? I still have to work on old

habits wanting to return. What is the one thing you would have to have sent to you at a show if you accidentally left it at home?

Show clothes. Besides U.S. Nationals, what is your favorite show to compete at or watch? I love Scottsdale! What a

fun show!

If you could add any service to the showgrounds, what would it be?

Is there a friend at the show you can’t imagine being without? I can’t

Starbucks® coffee.

imagine being without my best friend and husband, Andrew.

If you could ride or handle any past national champion, who would it be and why? I don’t look back; I

always look forward. What is your routine before you compete in an important class? I

just try to give myself plenty of time to get ready so there is no rushing.

When you first started showing, did you ever imagine you would be competing at the U.S. Nationals? How long did it take for you to decide that you were ready? I had

no idea what U.S. Nationals was when I first started riding. When I looked like I belonged in the ring with the other national level riders, I wanted to compete.

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by Colleen Scott When a small group of dedicated Arabian horse enthusiasts, led by the late Lois Finch, came together with the idea of hosting a Nationals strictly for the youth riders, little did they know that their vision would become what it is today: eight days of competition, 130 classes, nearly 1,000 horses, scores of extracurricular, non-horse related activities for siblings and friends, and a traditional vacation destination for Arabian horse families from 40 states and two Canadian provinces. One of this year’s judges, Chris Culbreth, recalls a time when things were different. “I remember back when our youth classes were held as part of our U.S. National Championship Show,” he says. “We had a limited number of classes for our youth riders, and many were not able to attend due to school. I also remember how hard my good friend, the late Lois Finch, worked along with numerous others to make our Youth Nationals a reality. I know Lois would be proud to see how far we have come. I honestly feel that our Youth Nationals is one of the greatest equestrian competitions in the world.”

Judges at Youth Nationals included, left to right: Chris Culbreth, Karen Homer Brown, and John Ryan.

Mickey Hegg, along with Lollie Ames, Sharon Richards, Diana Bein, Ron Hall and Dave Waggoner comprise the Youth Nationals Show Commission and plan year-round for the show. “This year’s show was a tremendous success,” says Hegg. These young horsemen/ women are just getting better and better.” Held as a separate event now for the 18th year, the 2010 Youth Nationals didn’t disappoint. Here is a look back at what happened in Albuquerque, N.M., the last week of July.

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The Competition As always, the competition at Youth Nationals was fierce, with many classes so deep, there could have been multiple national champions. But as the system goes, at the end of all the sections, semi-finals and finals, there can only be one national champion. “The competition was so good, and difficult decisions had to be made,” Culbreth says. “In many classes there were numerous horses that were good enough to be named national champion. The final choice would often come down to the smallest of details.” The two largest classes of the show, Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-17, with 67 entries, and Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-17, with 72 entries, were both won by Kelsey Kuhn and Stop Th Presses (Majesteit x Calista Afire). Reserve Champion honors in both classes went to the same horse and rider team as well: Madison Stevens and Aflair CF (Allusion AOF x LM Padrons Affair). Kuhn and Stevens have been friends since the two starting riding together (both were with Burkman Centre, although Kuhn now rides with The Brass Ring), and they were competing for their final year at the show, making the victories bittersweet. Kuhn says its being her final year and taking top honors with a good friend were just part of a special equation that began when she and mom bred Stop Th Presses themselves. “We aren’t big breeders, and we just had an idea to breed a mare that had been given to my mom. And he (Stop Th Presses) wasn’t necessarily the most handsome of young horses. But he really has matured and grown into his body,” she says. Of the victories, she adds, “I was bawling. I just didn’t see it coming. It is such a tough division, with a lot of variation in the types of horses, so it is all up to chance and the judging panel. Stop Th Presses is still a junior horse, but he wants to rely on the rider. He wants to do the right thing. I’m so proud of him. He has such a special place in our family.”

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Another large class, with 66 entries, was the Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14-17. Koy Moody took home the honors with a unanimous win aboard Pop Star (Afire Bey V x Precisely Poppy). She also captured the championship in the Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 class. The two became a dynamic horse/rider combination when they were paired in June of this year. Although Moody had competed at Youth Nationals in prior years and made it into the elusive top ten, these were her first two national championships. “It was the best thing in the entire world,” she says. “There were a lot of really nice horses in there, and having gone through so many cuts, I was really nervous going into the final.” Moody is eligible to compete for two more years at Youth Nationals. While the Half-Arabian Park Horse JTR 17 and Under didn’t draw the high numbers of the aforementioned classes, it still was a memorable competition, according to Culbreth. “The HalfArabian Park class was the best,” he says. “Our unanimous champion, SA Sophisticated Lady, was expertly ridden, excellently prepared and a blast to watch.” The lovely 10-year-old chestnut mare by AE Excel and out of Cathedral Bells was ridden to the win by Jessica Medved. “Other notable classes ran the gambit, from the country English to the show hack and the showmanship and, of course, the saddle seat equitation,” says Culbreth. “They were all topnotch classes. I had the opportunity to watch some of the western and hunter, which I was not officiating. These classes also looked to be highly competitive and loaded with quality horses.” Laura Doran, a Youth Nationals judge for the first time in her judging career, says that all around, the level of competition in all the classes was incredible. “I had expected it to be good,” she says, “but it was even better than I had thought.” Doran was especially impressed with the high level of riding. “I was amazed at how mature the 14 to 17 riders were. They were so put together and had such great ringmanship skills, I thought I was watching a group of adults.”

The Fun Ice cream, water balloons, stall decorating, golf cart decorating, dog races, flying pigs and more—anyone who has ever attended Youth Nationals knows there is a lot more to it than strictly competition. This year proved no exception.

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Arabian Horse Times kicked off its 40th anniversary by sweetening up the showgrounds with a towering cupcake “cake.” Future Times anniversary celebrations will be held at other shows throughout the year, including the U.S. Nationals. Everyone enjoyed the elaborate and delicious hand-held confections. Days later, the traditional Times yearbook photo was taken, this year inside Tingley Coliseum for the first time. As for the stall decorating contest, which centered on the theme of Chills and Thrills, in the large barn category Rhonda Karstin Training Center took home another prize (rumor has it her father helps quite a bit). Their elaborate set-up tied with that of Cactus Rose Ranch. In the medium size category, Green Acres Ranch won, and in the small barn category, it was Arabian Knights Farm. It’s safe to bet there are already plans underway for next year to try to unseat one of this year’s champions! “Our folks do a splendid job at stall decorations, and it’s worth the trip around the barns just to see their innovations,” says Hegg. One of the spontaneous events that took place was the sidewalk sale. According to Hegg, this year the exhibitors were into collecting various items under the darkness of night, then placing the newly-acquired items in front of Jim Lowe’s stalls with a “Fire Sale” sign. “They actually sold some of the items for a very minimal amount of money,” she says. “I know one show commissioner whose chair sold for $1.10, I believe. What a group of entrepreneurs! I am hoping that everything was eventually returned to where it came from originally, and that Jim Lowe’s ‘Lowe Riders,’ along with Jim, had a good time.”

AHYA and the Future An annual occurrence at Youth Nationals is the election of officers for the coming year. The Arabian Horse Youth Association officers for 2010-2011 are Katie Pelphrey, President; Laura Killian, Vice-President; Marissa Jensen, Secretary; and Christian Martens, Treasurer. AHYA plays a critical role as liaison to the Youth Nationals Show Commission and AHA. The organization is also responsible, in conjunction with the Youth Nationals Show Commission and AHA, for a number of the fun activities at Youth Nationals, including the Flying Pigs Fundraiser, Parade of Regions, Stick Horse Class and Workshop, Dog Costume Class, Dog Races, National Hippology Contest and Novice Horse Judging Contest.

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With the Flying Pigs Fundraiser, show attendees can purchase toy pigs with numbers on them that are then thrown through a hula hoop in center ring. The pig closest to the middle wins a percentage of the funds, with AHYA keeping the rest. A whopping $906 was added to the piggy bank this year. In addition to the fun events, there are also some more traditional fundraising endeavors, such as the AHYA Consignment Sale, in which show clothing is sold with AHYA keeping a percentage of the proceeds. This year’s consignment sale raised $3,363 for the group. A new event, the Silent Auction, organized by Arabian Horse Times, contributed $2,910 to the AHYA. With items such as artwork, gift cards and more, the auction was a popular way for AHYA supporters to contribute funds and get something in return. Newly-elected AHYA President Katie Pelphrey, who was also the AHA Youth of the Year, had this to say about the show in her first published address to AHYA: “Overall AHYA had a very productive and fun show! We hope that all the exhibitors had fun participating in events we hosted and showing their horses. Youth Nationals is always such a great experience. We hope that any members with dreams of attending will be able to join us in the fun very soon!” Looking forward to next year, Arabian Horse Times and AHYA are excited to announce that they will be working together to generate a common theme for use in advertising and on the show grounds. In previous years, the magazine and yearbook have had a different theme from the show itself. This will help exhibitors develop exciting and fun advertising campaigns and onsite decorations to support those campaigns. The Youth Nationals Show Commission also continues to work toward keeping the show a well-attended and popular vacation destination for Arabian horse enthusiasts. “Our AHYA is working diligently to keep our youth thinking of the future, and we see some significant progress in our continuing dialogue with them,” says Hegg. “They realize that our class schedule is fully maximized, but we will keep our position open to their requests.” This year a photo backdrop was added to the Dairy Barn Arena, and plans are in the works to do something similar in the Horse Arena for 2011. “We measured, and worked with the photographer on a layout for the coming years,” says Hegg. While the competition is intense, the activities endless and the future limitless, what makes Youth Nationals a magical place can’t really be described. It isn’t as simple as a winning horse and rider combination. It isn’t as simple as a group from a certain region that has come together to decorate stalls or a golf cart. It can’t be summed up by the number of exhibitors or number of horses. There is just something special about Youth Nationals, something anyone that has attended wishes could be captured at other shows. Maybe Culbreth described it best. “What I would love to see carried forward to our U.S. Nationals is the energy that the kids bring to the show ring,” he says. “Not just the excitement of how they ride their horses, but the excitement in the stands and around the grounds. The seating could be only partially filled, but when horses were named national champion, it would sound as if the roof was going to come off the building. On the finals nights, when the venue was packed, the sound would be deafening. That is fun!” ■

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2010 Youth National CHAM PIONSHI PS July 24-31, 2010 Albuquerque, New Mexico Results provided by AHA • Photos by Mike Ferrara

Purebred Halter Arabian Mare JOTH 17 & Under Champion FRENCH KISSES (Sir Fames HBV x French Psylk), shown by Sarah Beth Womble for owner Belvedere Farm LLC.

Mares Arabian Mare JOTH 17 & Under Championship Champion: FRENCH KISSES (Sir Fames HBV x French Psylk), Ex: Womble, Sarah Beth, O: Belvedere Farm LLC; Reserve: DELILAH BHF (Denali BHF x BHF Savannah), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Bailey-Piotrowski, Cynthia & Piotrowski, Curtis; Top Ten: PSEPHORA EAS (Padrons Psyche x Paulina VF), Ex: Story, Taylor, O: Elsinore Arabian Stud. Arabian Mare JTH 17 & Under Championship Champion: GH MARWANA (Marwan Al Shaqab x *Verona RA), Ex: Boggs, Austin, O: Mackrell, Susanne; Reserve: PSEPHORA EAS (Padrons Psyche x Paulina VF), Ex: Story, Taylor, O: Elsinore Arabian Stud.

Arabian Mare JTH 17 & Under Champion GH MARWANA (Marwan Al Shaqab x *Verona RA), shown by Austin Boggs for owner Susanne Mackrell.

Arabian Gelding JOTH 17 & Under Champion TM TENACIOUS (Audacious PS x Magnifficoos Gold), shown by Austin Boggs for owners Michael and Christine Norris.

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Geldings Arabian Gelding JOTH 17 & Under Championship - Champion: TM TENACIOUS (Audacious PS x Magnifficoos Gold), Ex: Boggs, Austin, O: Norris, Michael & Christine; Reserve: FOOLISH GAMES (Major Jamaal x Bella Valentine), Ex: Lowery, Kiayn, O: Lowery, Texie; Top Ten: C SIR MADRE (Psymadre x C Fahleen), Ex: Driediger, Conley, O: Driediger, Conley; DANTE FF (Legacy Of Fame x Bay Oaks Psyignet), Ex: Walker, Brandon, O: Quintus, Jennifer; HARVARD OH (TBO Beyboy Bask x TAF Nadine), Ex: Krohn, Grant, O: Oak Haven Arabian Horse Farm; STAR ODYSSEY RTA (Odyssey SC x Starstruck SC), Ex: Weatherford, Josh, O: Weatherford, Beth. Arabian Gelding JTH 17 & Under Championship - Champion: TM TENACIOUS (Audacious PS x Magnifficoos Gold), Ex: Novak, Nikki, O: Norris, Michael & Christine; Reserve: JUSTIMINUTE (Justify x Chiantae), Ex: Boggs, Austin, O: Welk, Raymond; Top Ten: HARVARD OH (TBO Beyboy Bask x TAF Nadine), Ex: Krohn, Grant, O: Oak Haven Arabian Horse Farm; DANTE FF (Legacy Of Fame x Bay Oaks Psyignet), Ex: Walker, Brandon, O: Quintus, Jennifer; FOOLISH GAMES (Major Jamaal x Bella Valentine), Ex: Lowery, Kiayn, O: Lowery, Texie; ISLAND VENTURE (GH Venture x Shai’s Springette), Ex: Hockersmith, Keira, O: Easton, Brianne.

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Purebred Performance English Pleasure Arabian English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship Champion: PHEOBE AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Primroza), Ex: Witter-Jarvis, Brooke Marie, O: Jarvis, Kimberly; Reserve: VIRTUOSO S (Afire Bey V x Win Me Ribbons), Ex: Harp, Allison, O: Hughes, John & Donna; Top Ten: EMPRESS OF BASK (Afire Bey V x Mac Baske), Ex: Dell, Kira, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; RIPTIDE VA (Triften x Ramona V), Ex: Accurso, Angela, O: Accurso, Kimberly or Anthony; SF RED ROCK (The Nobelest x Linthas Rose), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; SOMMELIER (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Tess or Cynthia Bailey. Arabian English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: FIRE MARSHALL BILL (Afire Bey V x YS Blue Heaven), Ex: Weatherford, Chase, O: Weatherford, Beth; Reserve: BELLAGIO PR (MS Baquero x Forever Spring PR), Ex: Dearth, Kristin, O: Dearth, Paul, Carole or Gary; Top Ten: DA ATLAS (Triften x Ariaelle), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; PENSION CAHR (Matrifik x Aristo Amy), Ex: Tobeck, Mia, O: Whelihan Arabian Farms LLC; MSU AFIRE BLAZON (Afire Bey V x Aieda), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: Cederberg, Dru Allison; EA CHARM (AA Apollo Bey x La Quintina), Ex: Ellis, Sarah Elizabeth, O: Ellis, Sarah; AMES ENCOUNTER (Brass x CR Berry Brandy), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; HALO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Toi Jabaska), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Lisa. Arabian English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: PHEOBE AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Primroza), Ex: Witter-Jarvis, Brooke Marie, O: Jarvis, Kimberly; Reserve: SOMMELIER (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Tess or Cynthia Bailey; Top Ten: VJ JUSTAFLAME (Justafire DGL x Blush Berri V), Ex: Phelan, Olivia, O: Shumate, Lisa; TEMPTING FIRE (A Temptation x Pheobe Afire), Ex: Batterman, Kate, O: Batterman, Boyd or Julie; EMPRESS OF BASK (Afire Bey V x Mac Baske), Ex: Dell, Kira, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; ERA MADUSA (IXL Noble Express x Miss Desdamona), Ex: Dowson, Roy, O: Dowson, Roy or Tracy; SF RED ROCK (The Nobelest x Linthas Rose), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; VIRTUOSO S (Afire Bey V x Win Me Ribbons), Ex: Harp, Allison, O: Hughes, John & Donna; SF SPELLBOUND (Afire Bey V x Spectra PR), Ex: Meiners, Kelsey, O: Carrington, Laura; GALA DE BASKE (Baske Afire x Gala De Cognac), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Harris, Scott & Michelle. Arabian English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: MSU AFIRE BLAZON (Afire Bey V x Aieda), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: Cederberg,

Arabian Gelding JTH 17 & Under Champion TM TENACIOUS (Audacious PS x Magnifficoos Gold), shown by Nikki Novak for owners Michael and Christine Norris.

Arabian English Pleasure JOTR and JTR 14-17 Champion PHEOBE AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Primroza), ridden by Brooke Marie Witter-Jarvis for owner Kimberly Jarvis.

Arabian English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Champion FIRE MARSHALL BILL (Afire Bey V x YS Blue Heaven), ridden by Chase Weatherford for owner Beth Weatherford.

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Dru Allison; Reserve: FIRE MARSHALL BILL (Afire Bey V x YS Blue Heaven), Ex: Weatherford, Chase, O: Weatherford, Beth; Top Ten: AMES ENCOUNTER (Brass x CR Berry Brandy), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; STORMIN NORMAN W (Matoi x MC Jabaskolee), Ex: Womble, Sarah Beth, O: Belvedere Farm LLC; BELLAGIO PR (MS Baquero x Forever Spring PR), Ex: Dearth, Kristin, O: Dearth, Paul, Carole or Gary; PENSION CAHR (Matrifik x Aristo Amy), Ex: Tobeck, Mia, O: Whelihan Arabian Farms LLC; HALO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Toi Jabaska), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Lisa.

Arabian English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Champion MSU AFIRE BLAZON (Afire Bey V x Aieda), ridden by Allison Louise Cederberg for owner Dru Allison Cederberg.

Arabian English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion DA ATLAS (Triften x Ariaelle), ridden by Falan Alpert for owner Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Champion THE WAY SHE MOVES (Baske Afire x Heavenlei), ridden by Michelle Wawzysko for owner Whispers Acres, Inc.

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Arabian English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: DA ATLAS (Triften x Ariaelle), Ex: Alpert, Falan, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Reserve: MG NOBLE HEART (MHR Nobility x DLA Rodana Ember), Ex: Dowding, Bradey, O: Dowding, Joe & Kelley. Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: THE WAY SHE MOVES (Baske Afire x Heavenlei), Ex: Wawzysko, Michelle, O: Whispers Acres, Inc.; Reserve: ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Harp, Megan, O: Hughes, John & Donna; Top Ten: MOMENTUM LOA (Millennium LOA x Baleek), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; SEGA GENESIS (Mar-Shanee x Wisda), Ex: Rehorn, Tatum, O: Rehorn, Kassie & Tatum; VPA MISS MOLLIE (Aploz x Empyreal Eligance), Ex: Holder, Alexandra, O: Holder, Alexandra; GSF MIKENZIE (VCP Magnifire x Blackberry Twist), Ex: Morris, Savannah, O: Flying Horse Ranch; CL COLORADO PRIMETIME (TC Miyake x Colorado Sage), Ex: Maidenberg, Dory, O: Maidenberg, Dory; LO JAFAR (The Headliner x Bey Cali), Ex: Copeland, Kaci, O: Copeland, Susan; FANTASIA WB (Afire Bey V x Hucks Lucky Charm), Ex: Bogan, Daniel, O: W B Arabians; HALLELUJAH FIRE (Hey Hallelujah x Omega Jambri), Ex: Shelgren, Roxanne, O: Kramer, Jill Danielle. Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ROL TRADE CYCRET (Cytosk x Holli Berry), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Reserve: CP WILD CARD (TC Miyake x CP Dance Card), Ex: Aguilera, Lauren, O: Aguilera, Lauren, Jena or Kirk; Top Ten: COHIBA BABY (Hucklebey Berry x *Dolina), Ex: Schimmel, Cole, O: Prestige Farms LLC; RED ROYAL (Hucks Heritage V x Lady N Red), Ex: Scarbrough, Madison, O: Scarbrough, Madison; RAVEN AFIRE (Afire Bey V x HL Raisa), Ex: Dell, Juliette, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; CW KNOXVILLE RUSH (Navajo Moun x Shetaxa Bay), Ex: Moore, Emily, O: Wright, Terry or Cheryl; ARMANI FC (Eternety x Aires Bey), Ex: Wikel, Tory, O: Pegasus Arabians; HUCKLEBEY BLEUS (Hucklebey Berry x Le Bleu

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Leanthe), Ex: Stewart, Chase, O: Stewart, Kristi Defoe; ANDURIL GLA (Hucklebey Berry x EA Empressella), Ex: Laventure, Mikenna, O: Laventure, Michael or Kara; ARIA MTA (Hucklebey Berry x Always MTA), Ex: Waldersen, Brooke, O: Waldersen, Brooke. Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: BRAVE AND NOBLE (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Bravada V), Ex: Meinke, Ashleigh, O: Shea, Martha; Reserve: JOHNNIE QUEST (AA Apollo Bey x SMS Forever Bay), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Jennifer; Top Ten: SV JUSTAJOY (Hucks Heritage V x Justaara), Ex: WitterJarvis, Brooke Marie, O: Jarvis, Kimberly; CL CRIMSON BEY BERRY (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: Cox, Alexus, O: McCollum, Sandy; ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Harp, Megan, O: Hughes, John & Donna; FANTASIA WB (Afire Bey V x Hucks Lucky Charm), Ex: Bogan, Daniel, O: W B Arabians; MOMENTUM LOA (Millennium LOA x Baleek), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; AFIRES FREEDOM (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), Ex: Koosmann, Katie, O: Koosmann, Jill; MEIND GAMES CF (Meistermind x Bolenora), Ex: Keding, Lexie, O: Ford, Caroline; AFIRES VICTOR (Afire Bey V x Vallejo Victorie), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Reeder, Gerry & Loretta. Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ANDURIL GLA (Hucklebey Berry x EA Empressella), Ex: Laventure, Mikenna, O: Laventure, Michael or Kara; Reserve: HUCKLEBEY BLEUS (Hucklebey Berry x Le Bleu Leanthe), Ex: Stewart, Chase, O: Stewart, Kristi Defoe; Top Ten: MAVERICK AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Mattabach), Ex: Stevens, Holland, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; ARMANI FC (Eternety x Aires Bey), Ex: Wikel, Tory, O: Pegasus Arabians; GHAZIDANTE BEY (El Ghazi x Debutante MW), Ex: Farni, Lindsey Claire, O: Dearing, Beth; JC JUBELATION (BA Bey Elation x Bare Essense), Ex: Wilson, Mary Mag, O: Foxworthy, James or Debra; DA MI MATOSK (Matrifik x Bint Mi Toska), Ex: Cosgrove, Carey, O: Cosgrove, Carey; CP WILD CARD (TC Miyake x CP Dance Card), Ex: Aguilera, Lauren, O: Aguilera, Lauren, Jena or Kirk; RAVEN AFIRE (Afire Bey V x HL Raisa), Ex: Dell, Juliette, O: 6D Ranch Ltd; EVG CRYSTOFYR (The Brad Boy x Crystal Blaze V0, Ex: Lane, Ashley, O: Evergreen Arabians LLC. Arabian Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: MANDALAY BEY (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: Robbins, Faith, O: Johns, Jeff & Heather; Reserve: AMES CAPTIVATOR (Matoi x MC Jakita), Ex: Michels, Mikayla, O: Michels, Karen or Mikayla; Top Ten: EA CROWN PRINCE (Hucklebey Berry x Ming Jade), Ex: Roeder, Elaina, O: Roeder, Elise & Elaina; SIR PRISE (Sir Magni

Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Champion ROL TR ADE CYCRET (Cytosk x Holli Berry), ridden by Anna Redmond for owner Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Champion BR AVE AND NOBLE (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Bravada V), ridden by Ashleigh Meinke for owner Martha Shea.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Champion ANDURIL GLA (Hucklebey Berry x EA Empressella), ridden by Mikenna Laventure for owners Michael and Kara Laventure.

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Feke x Sireyn Bey Berry), Ex: Hickerson, Cameron, O: Hickerson, Todd & Karstin; HES THE BERRIES (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: Rickert, Kendall, O: Siemon, Matthew or Sara; MAGNILOQUENT BEY (JA Magnificat x Sirah Bey), Ex: Feldman, Hannah, O: Kennedy, Catherine; BAYBERRY RUM LOA (Meistermind x FNF Pearlsnlace), Ex: Larson, Nikki, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; BERRYMORE (Hucklebey Berry x Elliisha), Ex: Rodgers, Heather, O: Rodgers, Lynn, Cinda or Heather; VALENTINO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Mattafoxx), Ex: Alpert, Falan, O: Alpert, Falan; TR MOONSHADOW (Allience x HL Moonshine), Ex: McDonald, Fallon, O: Otto, Kathleen Marie.

Arabian Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion MANDALAY BEY (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), ridden by Faith Robbins for owners Jeff and Heather Johns.

Arabian Park Horse JTR 17 & Under Champion SIR MAGNI FEKE (JA Magnificat x Sirah Bey), ridden by Nick Moody for owner Joseph Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill.

Arabian Ladies Side Saddle English JTR 17 & Under Champion GR KHALEIDOSCOPE (TF Khoumotion x Satin Fire), ridden by Madison Stevens for owner Remington Monroe Equine LLC.

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Park Arabian Park Horse JTR 17 & Under Championship Champion: SIR MAGNI FEKE (JA Magnificat x Sirah Bey), Ex: Moody, Nick, O: ONeill, Joseph; Reserve: JUBILATION JF (Hucklebey Berry x Fantasye), Ex: Casey, Kate, O: Casey, Kate; Top Ten: SF RED ROCK (The Nobelest x Linthas Rose), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; TOI TROUBLE (Matoi x Aristo Brocade), Ex: Lapham, Ava, O: Lapham, Diane. Side Saddle Arabian Ladies Side Saddle English JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: GR KHALEIDOSCOPE (TF Khoumotion x Satin Fire), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Reserve: CHELLO E (Enzo x Comar Myfair Lady), Ex: Sussman, Sarah, O: Sussman, Lauren & Sarah; Top Ten: SW ALLSTAR PSYCHE (Padrons Psyche x Divine Eminense), Ex: Pace, Hannah, O: Pace, Hannah; TR LEGACYS ROSE (Legacy Of Gold x Alada Roses), Ex: Sussman, Sarah, O: Sussman, Lauren & Sarah; BAYBERRY RUM LOA (Meistermind x FNF Pearlsnlace), Ex: Greenberg, Gabrielle, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; TURNN THE PAGE (Khadraj NA x RA Po Okela), Ex: Rogers, Amanda, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; SHINING TIME (Afire Bey V x SP Sincerity), Ex: Reyes, Sierra, O: Shiota, Kristy or Kiyomi; ALADA SPIRIT MBA (Alada Baskin I x Saucy Springtime), Ex: Fry, Catherine, O: Fry, Catherine or Dale; WINDBORNE BRAVADA (Alada Baskin x Bagics Lil Audrey), Ex: Terribile, Jenna, O: Jackson, Juliet. Arabian Ladies Side Saddle Western JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: GT KHALI KHADRAJ (Khadraj NA x Hal G Tiffanee), Ex: Lowery, Kiayn, O: Lowery, Texie; Reserve: DESTIN TO WIN (Marble Sumner Win x Gay Sufeyna), Ex: Allen, Katie, O: McDonald, Tammy or Reno; Top Ten: VINDICATION (Versace x Ekkatarina), Ex: Phelan, Olivia, O: Phelan, Trisha or Olivia; PRINCE BASKIR (El Shatir Zaim x My Chaurona), Ex: Mosteller, Katie, O: Mosteller, Leslie; HES A SPORTT (*Czarnolas x Espolska), Ex: McMahon, Nicole, O: Cameron, Ashley; GS KNIGHT WIND (Crimson Knight x GSA Wind Allure), Ex: Pakula, Jackie,

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O: Long, Laurie or Macie; VIKKTOR (Versace x Empress Paige), Ex: Cass, Nicole, O: Cass, Nicole. Driving Arabian Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Championship - Champion: DA ATLAS (Triften x Ariaelle), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Reserve: XL GIORGIO (O Dirty Danser x Lady Givenchy), Ex: Asper, Leanne, O: Asper, Diane or Leanne. Arabian Country Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Championship - Champion: HARRY WINSTON (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: Kern, Olivia, O: Rheault, Carol or Rickert, Michelle Rheault; Reserve: ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Harp, Megan, O: Hughes, John & Donna; Top Ten: EA CROWN PRINCE (Hucklebey Berry x Ming Jade), Ex: Roeder, Elise, O: Roeder, Elise & Elaina. Western Pleasure Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: EL SHEKINAH GOLD (El Nahr HCF x Lady Alada Baskin), Ex: Jensen, Marissa, O: Jensen, Marissa or Karen; Reserve: SATINWOOD (Fame VF x TC Charm), Ex: White, Kaitlin, O: White Rock Farms, Inc.; Top Ten: SAS RICARDO (Zimmeron PGN x Precious Padron), Ex: Swanson, Jake, O: Swanson, Kenneth & Cheryl; GT KHALI KHADRAJ (Khadraj NA x Hal G Tiffanee), Ex: Lowery, Kiayn, O: Lowery, Texie; KRUSAYDER (Eternety x Lovins Khrush SSA), Ex: Pigott, Caitlin, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; MEZIMERIZE (Shah Azim x Mimis Memory), Ex: Vananrooy, Lauren, O: Vananrooy, Lauren; ROCK ME AMADEUS (JK Amadeus x Rohara Mara), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; ZEFYR (Sundance Kid V x Pattrice), Ex: Simms, Madeleine, O: Chaos Arabians; TAMAR BLACK LABEL (Neposzar x LW Gradyna), Ex: Peebles, Paige, O: Conway, Candy; VPA BRAVO (Balajkar Bey V x Hillcrest Hyfashn), Ex: Copeland, Kara, O: Copeland, Susan. Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ARKTIK CAHR (Sundance BF x Mistikaaa), Ex: Rooker, Makenna, O: Rooker, Makenna; Reserve: AK CANZONET (Sensation Al Z x JV Sonnet), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Top Ten: CLARISSE PR (SJ Mikhail x Cerisse PR), Ex: Dearth, Kristin, O: Dearth, Gary; LOVES TROUBLE (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Harkins, Kela, O: Windabrae Farm; BALOO CABALLERO (MFA Hullabaloo x Monterra), Ex: Accurso, Gabrielle, O: Accurso, Kimberly; LUCILLE BALL PL (Hucklebey Berry x Amber Starr), Ex: Engelhart, Madison, O: Engelhart, Madison, Rob or Michelle; TAMARCARNIVALOFROSES (Neposzar x Bey Carnival), Ex: Dowding, Brooke, O: Dowding, Kelley, Brooke or Bradey; NW BEAUDACIOUS (Alada Baskin x

Arabian Ladies Side Saddle Western JTR 17 & Under Champion GT KHALI KHADR AJ (Khadraj NA x Hal G Tiffanee), ridden by Kiayn Lowery for owner Texie Lowery.

Arabian Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Champion DA ATLAS (Triften x Ariaelle), driven by Jessica Medved for owner Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.

Arabian Country Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Champion HARRY WINSTON (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), driven by Olivia Kern for owners Carol Rheault and Michelle Rheault Rickert.

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R-Beaute), Ex: Redmond, Eva, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; BROADWAY SHOW (Showkayce x Baskhemos Joy), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; SIR CHARLES PA (Picazso x Secret Wish), Ex: Wikel, Tory, O: Pegasus Arabians.

Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Champion EL SHEKINAH GOLD (El Nahr HCF x Lady Alada Baskin), ridden by owner Marissa Jensen.

Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Champion ARKTIK CAHR (Sundance BF x Mistikaaa), ridden by owner Makenna Rooker.

Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 14-17 Champion ZEFYR (Sundance Kid V x Pattrice), ridden by Madeleine Simms for owner Chaos Arabians.

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Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: ZEFYR (Sundance Kid V x Pattrice), Ex: Simms, Madeleine, O: Chaos Arabians; Reserve: SATINWOOD (Fame VF x TC Charm), Ex: White, Kaitlin, O: White Rock Farms, Inc.; Top Ten: DESTIN TO WIN (Marble Sumner Win x Gay Sufeyna), Ex: Allen, Katie, O: McDonald, Tammy or Reno; EMI SPRING STORM (Eminense x JJ Varicka), Ex: Houser, Emily, O: Gulley, James; EL SHEKINAH GOLD (El Nahr HCF x Lady Alada Baskin), Ex: Jensen, Marissa, O: Jensen, Marissa or Karen; GREYHAWK CW (ML Mostly Padron x Falcon Song BHF), Ex: Weiler, Megan, O: Weiler, Megan & Carolyn; SAS RICARDO (Zimmeron PGN x Precious Padron), Ex: Swanson, Jake, O: Swanson, Kenneth & Cheryl; GT KHALI KHADRAJ (Khadraj NA x Hal G Tiffanee), Ex: Lowery, Kiayn, O: Lowery, Texie; FAMES MAHOGANY (Fame VF x O Mi Mahogany), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; JADY JCA (Jake Jamaal JCA x Ekscella), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Jade Creek Arabians. Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: AK CANZONET (Sensation Al Z x JV Sonnet), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Reserve: ARKTIK CAHR (Sundance BF x Mistikaaa), Ex: Rooker, Makenna, O: Rooker, Makenna; Top Ten: KRUSAYDER (Eternety x Lovins Khrush SSA), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; TAMARCARNIVALOFROSES (Neposzar x Bey Carnival), Ex: Dowding, Brooke, O: Dowding, Kelley, Brooke or Bradey; RC ALADA YEN (Alada Baskin x RC Unforgettable), Ex: Stevens, Holland, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; NW BEAUDACIOUS (Alada Baskin x R-Beaute), Ex: Redmond, Eva, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; RSK MAGNUMS MAGIC (Magnum Psyche x Two Plus Imastar), Ex: Barker, Jessica, O: Barker, Jessica; APOLLO INBAY (Ali Inbay x Candlelinn), Ex: Thorson, Dakota, O: Kaiser, Brittney, Meredith or Janet; PSYDEKICK (Magnum Psyche x Dai Zetta), Ex: Goslin, Crizta, O: Harris, Jayme; FAUSTO CRH (Magnum Psyche x FHF Xantal), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Oak Ridge Arabians. Arabian Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: SACRED TORCH (Padrons Mahogany x Araya), Ex: Dixon, Natalie, O: Dixon, Natalie; Reserve: ROCK ME AMADEUS (JK Amadeus x Rohara Mara), Ex: Becker, Hayden, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; Top Ten: MIDNIGHT COWBOY V (Desperado V x Mosquerade V), Ex: Thompson, Jack, O: Thompson, Doug or Sue; OK

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FORMALLY ATTIRED (LF Atlantas x Lakeviews Sonata), Ex: Edwards, Caroline, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; WC FAMES PRODIGY (Amazing Fame V x Prodigy SFI), Ex: Dawe, Elizabeth, O: Burns, Al or Pam; TAMARCARNIVALOFROSES (Neposzar x Bey Carnival), Ex: Dowding, Bradey, O: Dowding, Kelley, Brooke or Bradey; DESTIN TO WIN (Marble Sumner Win x Gay Sufeyna), Ex: McDonald, Fallon, O: McDonald, Tammy or Reno; JS SERINAH (CW Bravado x Ambaretta), Ex: Buchanan, Baleigh Faith, O: Jolee Arabians; C A MEJOR (C A Hermoso x C A Sedosa), Ex: Harris, Kaitlin, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; CR GHANDI (CR Kiyev x Maturia), Ex: Randle, Peyton, O: Risen, Robert & Nancy. Hunter Pleasure Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: ALLEGIENCE BF (Alada Baskin x MC Jabaskenade), Ex: Knebel, Kathryn, O: Knebel, Kathryn; Reserve: VJ BERRYANCE (Sundance Kid V x Berrymerri Bey V), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Perczak, Mari, Leah or Anna; Top Ten: C A ELEGANTE (C A Hermoso x Citation Of Merit), Ex: Sporrong, Cubby Lynn, O: Sporrong, Cubby Lynn; MV ALADDINN ECHO (Mountain Echo LH x AM Ellens Cape), Ex: Wittenberg, Barbara, O: Wittenberg, Barbara; AMERICAN IDOL (Versace x Bey Fireeshah), Ex: Williams, Brianna, O: Williams, Brianna; RODAN LTD (Padrons Psyche x LV Fantine), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl; SS KHARBEN KOPY (C A Hermoso x SS Khactus Rose), Ex: Urgitus, Anna, O: Urgitus, Jodi, Shea or Anna; BF PICASSO (NV Congo x Desperados Rose), Ex: Garland, Kaitlyn, O: Garland, Thomas & Dawn; MEISTERS TRIBUTE (Meistermind x Muscats Escapade), Ex: Simms, Madeleine, O: Chaos Arabians; COURT MARSHALL PA (TC Marshall x Fantasia PA), Ex: Pakula, Jackie, O: Pakula, Jackie or Olivia. Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: PSYGON (Padrons Psyche x SS Heartbreaker), Ex: Nater, Megan, O: Nater, Megan; Reserve: THEMUSICOFTHENITE (Zodiac Matador x Saber Saheddi), Ex: Oto, Victoria, O: Oto, Victoria or Edwin; Top Ten: THEE ARISTOCRAT (Afire Bey V x Just Aristocratic), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: DC Arabians; SERAUS (LF Austin x HL Serroya), Ex: Carlson, Betsy, O: Carlson, Carol & Betsy; SRW BASKIN ROSES (Alada Baskin x Doskatanya V), Ex: Davis, Miranda, O: Davis, Miranda; DA TWILIGHT ZONE (Triften x Fiezona), Ex: Garcia, Crystal, O: Garcia, Crystal; ALLUSIVE MOMENT (Allionce x Like Magic), Ex: Stroud, Amelia, O: Stroud, Karen or Amelia; EVERESTT (Eternety x Northern Malika), Ex: Miller, Lauren, O: Miller, Lauren & Eric; JC VERITAS (Versace x AH Shahrazade), Ex: Dell, Juliette, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; TURNN THE PAGE (Khadraj NA x RA Po Okela), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald.

Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Champion AK CANZONET (Sensation Al Z x JV Sonnet), ridden by Anna Redmond for owner Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.

Arabian Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion SACRED TORCH (Padrons Mahogany x Araya), ridden by owner Natalie Dixon.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Champion ALLEGIENCE BF (Alada Baskin x MC Jabaskenade), ridden by owner Kathryn Knebel.

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Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Champion PSYGON (Padrons Psyche x SS Heartbreaker), ridden by owner Megan Nater.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-17 Champion VJ BERRYANCE (Sundance Kid V x Berrymerri Bey V), ridden by owner Leah Perczak.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Champion HIGH MADRE H (Psymadre x Kkaress), ridden by owner Anna Sporrong.

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Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: VJ BERRYANCE (Sundance Kid V x Berrymerri Bey V), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Perczak, Mari, Leah or Anna; Reserve: ALLEGIENCE BF (Alada Baskin x MC Jabaskenade), Ex: Knebel, Kathryn, O: Knebel, Kathryn; Top Ten: IIBJUSTALILWICKED (Justafire DGL x AH Wicked Ways), Ex: Herlin, Claire, O: Martin, Laurie; RODAN LTD (Padrons Psyche x LV Fantine), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl; COURT MARSHALL PA (TC Marshall x Fantasia PA), Ex: Pakula, Jackie, O: Pakula, Jackie or Olivia; GSF MAKIN A FORTUNE (Triften x Princess Becki), Ex: Clark, Ashleigh, O: Clark, Elizabeth, Ashleigh or Gordon; GJR SHAMEFUL (Sshameless x HB Gailady), Ex: Hoffman, Matthew, O: Hoffman, Matthew or Jody; DF SIR REAL (Sir Magni Feke x Emerald Sea), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; NEPYR (Neposzar x Balanai), Ex: Stewart, Brooke, O: Stewart, Doug or Kristi; CYLENT LIGHTNING CCA (Cytosk x Bakkaratta), Ex: Christensen, Lauren, O: Christensen, Kim or Lauren. Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: HIGH MADRE H (Psymadre x Kkaress), Ex: Sporrong, Anna, O: Sporrong, Anna; Reserve: JC VERITAS (Versace x AH Shahrazade), Ex: Dell, Juliette, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; Top Ten: FIERRO VF (Alada Baskin x Fiona VF), Ex: Bartlett, Katherine, O: Bartlett, Katherine and Tangle Ridge Farm; PONTI RDR (JK Amadeus x Peptyka), Ex: Aguilera, Lauren, O: Aguilera, Lauren, Jena or Kirk; COURT MARSHALL PA (TC Marshall x Fantasia PA), Ex: Pakula, Olivia, O: Pakula, Jackie or Olivia; DA TWILIGHT ZONE (Triften x Fiezona), Ex: Garcia, Crystal, O: Garcia, Crystal; ALLUSIVE MOMENT (Allionce x Like Magic), Ex: Stroud, Amelia, O: Stroud, Karen or Amelia; BLACK LITE (The Prophecy x AUR Magic Amber), Ex: Lane, Ashley, O: Lane, Ashley; ETC CRACKLIN ROSY (Diamond Jimm x Rose Of Perkal), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; THEMUSICOFTHENITE (Zodiac Matador x Saber Saheddi), Ex: Oto, Victoria, O: Oto, Vicotria or Edwin. Arabian Hunter Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: MALIEKA (Palissandre x Andraja), Ex: Feldman, Hannah, O: Feldman, Julie or Hannah; Reserve: ROL EXCYPTIONAL (Cytosk x Ebonee), Ex: Alpert, Falan, O: Alpert, Falan; Top Ten: CHR ZINZABAHR (BAHR Exquisite x Laticiaofcalricia), Ex: Foster, Timari, O: Ritzer, Melissa; MEGHA EXCLUSIVE (Scrimmage x Megha Hearrts), Ex: Edwards, Caroline, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; MV ALADDINN ECHO (Mountain Echo LH x AM Ellens Cape), Ex: Vander Veer, Reilly, O: Wittenberg, Barbara; TAMAR ELEGANT MISS (Neposzar x Equidam Elan), Ex: Dorsett, Amanda, O: Dorsett, Drea & Amanda; ZULU LOA (Musik Man x Masquerade), Ex: Lewis, Karoline, O: Lewis, Kathryn or Klaire; TAL SOUTHERNBELLE (Neposzar x

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Tabrizia), Ex: Perczak, Bailey, O: Nelson, Bryan or Cheryl; CYTTATION (Cytosk x Golden Moment CLA), Ex: Gleysteen, Mackenzie, O: Gleysteen, Mackenzie; WINDBORNE BRAVADA (Alada Baskin x Bagics Lil Audrey), Ex: Dixon, Natalie, O: Jackson, Juliet. Show Hack/Hunter Hack Arabian English Show Hack JOTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: KHEMBERRY BEY V (Huckleberry Bey x Khemadera), Ex: Schlegel, Helena, O: Schlegal, Jeffrey or Helena; Reserve: LA PAZ V (Bravado Bey V x LA Kelila), Ex: Marshall, Mckenna, O: Marshall, Mckenna or Bonnie; Top Ten: HULLABALOOZA (Apollopalooza x Clasix Melody), Ex: Harkins, Kiira, O: Windabrae Farm; JOHNNIE QUEST (AA Apollo Bey x SMS Forever Bay), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Jennifer; AFIRES FREEDOM (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), Ex: Koosmann, Katie, O: Koosmann, Jill; ROL TRADE CYCRET (Cytosk x Holli Berry), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; ANGELO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Flare Bask), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Rae Tysor; CASABLANCA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Caramel Candy), Ex: Knebel, Kathryn, O: Knebel, Kathryn; WINNING AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Win Me Ribbons), Ex: Driediger, Conley, O: Driediger, Conley; HUCKLEBEY BLEUS (Hucklebey Berry x Le Bleu Leanthe), Ex: Stewart, Kate, O: Stewart, Kristi Defoe. Arabian English Show Hack JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: MAVERICK AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Mattabach), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Reserve: JOHNNIE QUEST (AA Apollo Bey x SMS Forever Bay), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Jennifer; Top Ten: SEGA GENESIS (Mar-Shanee x Wisda), Ex: Rehorn, Tatum, O: Rehorn, Kassie & Tatum; AFIRES FREEDOM (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), Ex: Koosmann, Katie, O: Koosmann, Jill; WINNING AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Win Me Ribbons), Ex: Driediger, Conley, O: Driediger, Conley; LO JAFAR (The Headliner x Bey Cali), Ex: Copeland, Kaci, O: Copeland, Susan; CASABLANCA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Caramel Candy), Ex: Knebel, Kathryn, O: Knebel, Kathryn; HULLABALOOZA (Apollopalooza x Clasix Melody), Ex: Harkins, Kiira, O: Windabrae Farm; DOUBLE OH SEVENN (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: Donahue, Kelsey, O: Donahue, Julia or Kelsey; LA PAZ V (Bravado Bey V x LA Kelila), Ex: Marshall, Mckenna, O: Marshall, Mckenna or Bonnie. Arabian English Show Hack JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: CP WILD CARD (TC Miyake x CP Dance Card), Ex: Aguilera, Lauren, O: Aguilera, Lauren, Jena or Kirk; Reserve: ROL TRADE CYCRET (Cytosk x Holli Berry), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; Top Ten: EA SWEET HONESTY (Hucklebey Berry x EA Candys Star), Ex:

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion MALIEK A (Palissandre x Andraja), ridden by owner Hannah Feldman.

Arabian English Show Hack JOTR 17 & Under Champion KHEMBERRY BEY V (Huckleberry Bey x Khemadera), ridden by owner Helena Schlegel.

Arabian English Show Hack JTR 14-17 Champion MAVERICK AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Mattabach), ridden by Madison Stevens for owner Remington Monroe Equine LLC.

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Broome, Julia, O: Jupp, Beth; AMES ENCOUNTER (Brass x CR Berry Brandy), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; BALIZE PR (MS Baquero x *Pokeyna), Ex: Andre, Arianna Louise, O: Andre, Lisa or Arianna; THEE JOKERS WILD (Im Aces High x TCA Sunkist Bey), Ex: Williams, Skye E C, O: Williams, Elizabeth, Skye E C or Mark; DOMINIENCE (Allience x White Zinfandal), Ex: Burns, Amanda, O: Coe, Tammie.

Arabian English Show Hack JTR 13 & Under Champion CP WILD CARD (TC Miyake x CP Dance Card), ridden by owner Lauren Aguilera.

Arabian Hunter Hack JTR 17 & Under Champion RIVERR DANCE (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), ridden by Arielle Cotroneo for owner Francesca Cotroneo.

Arabian Mounted Native Costume JOTR 17 & Under and JTR 14-17 Champion FLAME ISON (Mi Tosk x Ultra Flame), ridden by Megan Harp for owner Donna Hughes.

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Arabian Hunter Hack JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: RIVERR DANCE (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), Ex: Cotroneo, Arielle, O: Cotroneo, Francesca; Reserve: AM SHOULDABEENACOWBOY (AM Good Oldboy x AM Dream Lady), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Doherty, John and Kim; Top Ten: YO (S S Orion x Pascion S), Ex: Yepez, Elizabeth, O: Porcher, Jim and Hampton, John or Barbara; ALMARAH STAR ZONE (AM Good Oldboy x NS Sarazona), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Desiderio, Stephanie & Ricci. Mounted Native Costume Arabian Mounted Native Costume JOTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: FLAME ISON (Mi Tosk x Ultra Flame), Ex: Harp, Megan, O: Hughes, Donna; Reserve: NOT VERY BAY (AA Apollo Bey x Hot Commodity), Ex: Hruzek, Caitlin, O: Hruzek, Susan or Caitlin; Top Ten: RYSING SON (Echo Magnifficoo x Anastaziaa), Ex: Andrusko, Dani, O: Andrusko, Dani; CR FINEST HOUR (Easter Tradition x Special Occasion), Ex: Budd, Wyatt, O: Budd, Mike or Terri; BARRINGTON BEY (Afire Bey V x PF Im Flattered), Ex: Suelzle, Paige, O: Suelzle, Suzi or Paige; XL GIORGIO (O Dirty Danser x Lady Givenchy), Ex: Asper, Leanne, O: Asper, Diane or Leanne; JOHNNIE QUEST (AA Apollo Bey x SMS Forever Bay), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Jennifer; ROHARA MINSTREL (JK Amadeus x TF Sue Bee), Ex: Roscoe, Sarah, O: Roscoe, Sarah; HH AUGUSTUS (HH Allegro x Balquena V), Ex: Stewart, Kate, O: Stewart, Doug or Kristi; AFIRE DOLL (Afire Bey V x Mi Barbie Doll), Ex: Sumiyoshi, Kana, O: Sumiyoshi, Kana & Teresa. Arabian Mounted Native Costume JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: FLAME ISON (Mi Tosk x Ultra Flame), Ex: Harp, Megan, O: Hughes, Donna; Reserve: JOHNNIE QUEST (AA Apollo Bey x SMS Forever Bay), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Jennifer; Top Ten: RYSING SON (Echo Magnifficoo x Anastaziaa), Ex: Andrusko, Dani, O: Andrusko, Dani; LA PAZ V (Bravado Bey V x LA Kelila), Ex: Marshall, Mckenna, O: Marshall, Mckenna or Bonnie; EQ ESCALADE (Bucharest V x Allurience CG), Ex: Pelzman, Morgan, O: Pelzman, Renee & Morgan; BB NOBLE HEIR (MHR Nobility x Barbary Dancer), Ex: Scheidler, Gabrielle, O: Scheidler, Susan or Gabrielle; NOT VERY BAY (AA Apollo Bey x Hot Commodity),

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Ex: Hruzek, Caitlin, O: Hruzek, Susan or Caitlin; NW PHENOMENON (Bucharest V x Promise Me Love), Ex: Ray, Mckenna, O: Cole, Kayla Kristine; APOLLOS GLORY (Apollopalooza x A Rare Collection), Ex: Karsten, Sarah Ann, O: Kleiner, Janet; ROHARA MINSTREL (JK Amadeus x TF Sue Bee), Ex: Roscoe, Sarah, O: Roscoe, Sarah. Arabian Mounted Native Costume JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: EA SWEET HONESTY (Hucklebey Berry x EA Candys Star), Ex: Broome, Julia, O: Jupp, Beth; Reserve: CR FINEST HOUR (Easter Tradition x Special Occasion), Ex: Budd, Wyatt, O: Budd, Mike or Terri; Top Ten: NEEHI TO MATOI (Matoi x Deserey), Ex: Bullard, Keeley, O: Hammers, Michel and Flohr, Kelsey; S JUSTA SOLO (Justafire DGL x S Acappella), Ex: Landers, Sydney, O: Perryman, Cathy; THEE JOKERS WILD (Im Aces High x TCA Sunkist Bey), Ex: Williams, Skye E C, O: Williams, Elizabeth, Skye E C or Mark.

Arabian Mounted Native Costume JTR 13 & Under Champion EA SWEET HONESTY (Hucklebey Berry x EA Candys Star), ridden by Julia Broome for owner Beth Jupp.

Reining Arabian Reining Horse JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: GALLIVANT MA (*Galeon x *Apollonia), Ex: Jones, Lindsay, O: Jones, Lindsay or Selby, Linda; Reserve: BLUE WIKING (Wiking x *AH Rhapsodyn Blue), Ex: Rosenbaum, Danielle, O: Rosenbaum, Kevin & Danielle; Top Ten: HF GENERAL GRANT (Sonseray x Pokhana), Ex: Hiser, Chandler, O: Hiser, Wesley; TWC HOTSTUFF (D A Napitov x BF Olivia), Ex: Rosenbaum, Danielle, O: Story Book Stables, Inc.; MILLENNIUM MAGIC (MHR Muscateal x Kheyarraberribeyv), Ex: Alexander, Mackenzie, O: McNutt, Cotton; AQR CATALYST (Don Ibn Bask x QB Pavlova), Ex: Chisholm, Logan, O: Montgomery, Paige. Arabian Reining Horse JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: BAY EMOTION (SH Magnate x Christalena), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Slawson, Rand; Reserve: MATTER OF HONOR (Afire Bey V x Dvina), Ex: Phelps, Emilia, O: Phelps, Norie, Caden and Emilia; Top Ten: BLANK CZEQUE (*Czaprak x Braweka), Ex: McDaniel, Emelee, O: McDaniel, Emelee; ABSOLUTE MSC (DWD Tabasco x *Alpaga), Ex: Goslin, Crizta, O: Goslin, Fred & Jennifer. Trail Arabian Trail Horse JOTR 14-17 Championship Champion: SERANNADA (Robby x Serana), Ex: Robinson, Ian, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Reserve: STAR MAKER J (Stars x Shilow), Ex: McKillop, Kirsten, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Top Ten: SMART ZEE (Xenophonn x Marilyn Monroe), Ex: Jones, Lindsay, O: Selby-Jones, Linda and Jones, Emily or Lindsay; TR NIKETA (*Nariadni x Czukotka), Ex: McKay, Kady, O: McKay, James & Kady.

Arabian Reining Horse JTR 14-17 Champion GALLIVANT MA (*Galeon x *Apollonia), ridden by co-owner Lindsay Jones for co-owner Linda Selby.

Arabian Reining Horse JTR 13 & Under Champion BAY EMOTION (SH Magnate x Christalena), ridden by Joshua Shino for owner Rand Slawson.

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Arabian Trail Horse JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: BUCKAROO MA (AH Gallant x Baskalou), Ex: Engelhart, Madison, O: Engelhart, Alexa, Rob or Michelle. Arabian Trail Horse JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: SERANNADA (Robby x Serana), Ex: Robinson, Ian, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Reserve: SMART ZEE (Xenophonn x Marilyn Monroe), Ex: Jones, Lindsay, O: Selby-Jones, Linda and Jones, Emily or Lindsay; Top Ten: STAR MAKER J (Stars x Shilow), Ex: McKillop, Kirsten, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; BUCKAROO MA (AH Gallant x Baskalou), Ex: Engelhart, Alexa, O: Engelhart, Alexa, Rob or Michelle; BASKE THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Kailabaska), Ex: Derse, Taryn, O: Wheeler, Susan. Arabian Trail Horse JOTR and JTR 14-17 Champion SER ANNADA (Robby x Serana), ridden by Ian Robinson for owners Alice Jackson and Sandra Robinson.

Arabian Trail Horse JTR 13 & Under Championship Champion: SERANNADA (Robby x Serana), Ex: Bast, Ryan, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Reserve: BUCKAROO MA (AH Gallant x Baskalou), Ex: Engelhart, Madison, O: Engelhart, Alexa, Rob or Michelle. Working Cow/Working Hunter Arabian Working Cow Horse JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: ZEE SKY KING (Zee King x Zee Trixie), Ex: Jones, Lindsay, O: Brown, Russ or Mary Jane and Schroeder, Jane; Reserve: PRECURSOR (Cable Cowboy x Pretty Gal), Ex: Belleau, Nicole, O: Scott, Max or Tina.

Arabian Trail Horse JOTR 13 & Under Champion BUCK AROO MA (AH Gallant x Baskalou), ridden by Madison Engelhart for owners Alexa, Rob and Michelle Engelhart.

Arabian Trail Horse JTR 13 & Under Champion SER ANNADA (Robby x Serana), ridden by Ryan Bast for owners Alice Jackson and Sandra Robinson.

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Arabian Working Hunter JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: RIVERR DANCE (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), Ex: Cotroneo, Arielle, O: Cotroneo, Francesca; Reserve: AM SHOULDABEENACOWBOY (AM Good Oldboy x AM Dream Lady), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Doherty, John and Kim. Horsemanship Arabian Western Horsemanship JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: Serannada (Robby x Serana), Ex: ROBINSON, IAN, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Reserve: Prince Baskir (El Shatir Zaim x My Chaurona), Ex: MOSTELLER, KATIE, O: Mosteller, Leslie; Top Ten: Smart Zee (Xenophonn x Marilyn Monroe), Ex: JONES, LINDSAY, O: SelbyJones, Linda and Jones, Emily & Lindsay; Sugarr Plum (Krakov x Sugarr Babe), Ex: WIMBERLY, CLAIRE, O: Wimberly, Claire; Star Maker J (Stars x Shilow), Ex: MCKILLOP, KIRSTEN, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Hes A Sportt (*Czarnolas x Espolska), Ex: MCMAHON, NICOLE, O: Cameron, Ashley; TR Legacys Rose (Legacy Of Gold x Alada Roses), Ex: SUSSMAN, LAUREN, O: Sussman, Lauren & Sarah; RF Khe Pasa (Premise EF x S H Khatie), Ex: LAU, JENNY, O: Lau, Vickie or Jenny; Apollo Inbay (Ali Inbay x Candlelinn), Ex: KAISER, MEREDITH, O: Kaiser,

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Brittney, Meredith or Janet; U Shakam All (RR Akmal Bey x MC Jabaskenade), Ex: SCHLEGAL, HELENA, O: Schlegal, Jeffrey or Helena. Arabian Western Horsemanship JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Apollo Inbay (Ali Inbay x Candlelinn), Ex: THORSON, DAKOTA, O: Kaiser, Brittney, Meredith or Janet; Reserve: Psydekick (Magnum Psyche x Dai Zetta), Ex: GOSLIN, CRIZTA, O: Harris, Jayme; Top Ten: GS Knight Wind (Crimson Knight x GSA Wind Allure), Ex: PAKULA, OLIVIA, O: Long, Laurie or Macie; Turnn The Page (Khadraj NA x RA Po Okela), Ex: ROGERS, AMANDA, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; Bay Emotion (SH Magnate x Christalena), Ex: SHINO, JOSHUA, O: Slawson, Rand. Equitation Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: Mandalay Bey (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: MAIDENBERG, DORY, O: Johns, Jeff & Heather; Reserve: CL Crimson Bey Berry (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: COX, ALEXUS, O: McCollum, Sandy; Top Ten: SSF Dreamobility (Dreamfinder x Annobility), Ex: SULLIVAN, ZANE, O: Sullivan, Zane; Sweet Raward (Raward V x Wish), Ex: SITZMAN, MEGAN, O: Sitzman, Megan; Harry Winston (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: KERN, OLIVIA, O: Rheault, Carol and Rickert, Michelle Rheault; Hullabalooza (Apollopalooza x Clasix Melody), Ex: HARKINS, KIIRA, O: Windabrae Farm; LO Jafar (The Headliner x Bey Cali), Ex: COPELAND, KACI, O: Copeland, Susan; Loves To Dance (AA Apollo Bey x Matalove), Ex: STOHLMANN, CAROLE, O: Strange, Raquel & Bailey.

Arabian Working Cow Horse JTR 17 & Under Champion ZEE SKY KING (Zee King x Zee Trixie), ridden by Lindsay Jones for owners Russ & Mary Jane Brown and Jane Schroeder.

Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: X-Treme Afire (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), Ex: COSGROVE, CAREY, O: Sneath, Gordon, Georgeen or Sarah; Reserve: Cohiba Baby (Hucklebey Berry x Dolina), Ex: MOORE, EMILY, O: Prestige Farms LLC; Top Ten: JC Jubelation (BA Bey Elation x Bare Essense), Ex: WILSON, MARY Mag, O: Foxworthy, James or Debra; S Justa Solo (Justafire DGL x S Acappella), Ex: LANDERS, SYDNEY, O: Perryman, Cathy; Dominience (Allience x White Zinfandal), Ex: BURNS, AMANDA, O: Coe, Tammie; Apollos Spitfire (AA Apollo Bey x Heritage Wildrice), Ex: SHINO, JOSHUA, O: Walton, Nancy; CL Crimson Bey Berry (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: HUKE, MATT, O: McCollum, Sandy.

Arabian Working Hunter JTR 17 & Under Champion RIVERR DANCE (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), ridden by Arielle Cotroneo for owner Francesca Cotroneo.

Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: GSF Ohmy Ghaz (El Ghazi x Crimsonn Bay), Ex: WHITE, ZACHARY, O: Aandm Arabians LLC; Reserve: Mandalay Bey (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: ROBBINS, FAITH, O: Johns, Jeff & Heather; Top Ten: EA Crown Prince (Hucklebey Berry x

Arabian Western Horsemanship JTR 14-17 Champion IAN ROBINSON on Serannada (Robby x Serana), for owners Alice Jackson and Sandra Robinson.

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Ming Jade), Ex: ROEDER, ELAINA, O: Roeder, Elise & Elaina; Magniloquent Bey (JA Magnificat x Sirah Bey), Ex: FELDMAN, HANNAH, O: Kennedy, Catherine; Just Smokin (Alimah Justice x LL Serenade), Ex: PETERSON, MIA, O: Stankovic, Dean; Hes The Berries (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: RICKERT, KENDALL, O: Siemon, Matthew or Sara; Bayberry Rum LOA (Meistermind x FNF Pearlsnlace), Ex: LARSON, NIKKI, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; Ames Captivator (Matoi x MC Jakita), Ex: MICHELS, MIKAYLA, O: Michels, Karen or Mikayla; JC Philadelphia (Hucklebey Berry x Trysta), Ex: BURKLEY, KARA, O: Huke, Matthew or Jodi; DA Atlas (Triften x Ariaelle), Ex: ALPERT, FALAN, O: Beethe, Mike or Shannon.

Arabian Western Horsemanship JTR 13 & Under Champion DAKOTA THORSON on Apollo Inbay (Ali Inbay x Candlelinn), for owners Brittney, Meredith and Janet Kaiser.

Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Champion DORY MAIDENBERG on Mandalay Bey (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), for owners Jeff and Heather Johns.

Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Champion CAREY COSGROVE on X-Treme Afire (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), for owners Gordon Sneath and Sarah Georgeen.

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Arabian Western Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: Sacred Torch (Padrons Mahogany x Araya), Ex: DIXON, NATALIE, O: Dixon, Natalie; Reserve: WC Fames Prodigy (Amazing Fame V x Prodigy SFI), Ex: DAWE, ELIZABETH, O: Burns, Al or Pam; Top Ten: Chain Link LK (Link To Fame x Khartouche), Ex: GILBERT, MELISSA, O: Ellis, Andrew or Erin; Destin To Win (Marble Sumner Win x Gay Sufeyna), Ex: MCDONALD, FALLON, O: McDonald, Tammy or Reno; OK Formally Attired (LF Atlantas x Lakeviews Sonata), Ex: EDWARDS, CAROLINE, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; JS Serinah (CW Bravado x Ambaretta), Ex: BUCHANAN, BALEIGH FAITH, O: Jolee Arabians; Psydekick (Magnum Psyche x Dai Zetta), Ex: BUFFINGTON, ALLISON, O: Harris, Jayme; C A Mejor (C A Hermoso x C A Sedosa), Ex: RALSTON, TY, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; HF Hale-Bopp (Legacy Of Gold x TSCinderella), Ex: HARRIS, KAITLIN, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; CR Ghandi (CR Kiyev x Maturia), Ex: RANDLE, PEYTON, O: Risen, Robert & Nancy. Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: Alada Spirit MBA (Alada Baskin I x Saucy Springtime), Ex: FRY, CATHERINE, O: Fry, Catherine or Dale; Reserve: Fantasy Islandd (Ddynnasty x Katalena Bey), Ex: SCHWENK, LEAH, O: Neale, Sara; Top Ten: IIBjustalilwicked (Justafire DGL x AH Wicked Ways), Ex: HERLIN, CLAIRE, O: Martin, Laurie; Barretta WLF (Barritz SF x Papillons Kallima), Ex: JOHNSON, ALLISON, O: Sylla, Valerie or Mark; Valerian Fantasy (ZT Shakfantasy x Benraz Sophia), Ex: PHAN, JACQUELYN NICOLE, O: Phan, Jacquelyn Nicole; Riverr Dance (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), Ex: COTRONEO, ARIELLE, O: Cotroneo, Francesca; Vitality (Amoree x BA Baskala), Ex: HERBST, KAYLAN, O: Stayduhar, Caitlin; SRC Night Wind (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: KAMER, MARY CATHERINE, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Pilaster (Europejczyk x Pipi), Ex: PELPHREY, KATIE, O: Kahwaji, Mauya and Jeanette; Tamar Desert Wind (Ptron

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x Evening Fire KA), Ex: GALLOWAY, DEVIN, O: Galloway, Devin. Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Palantir (Gai SĂŠance x Cristal), Ex: FAUST, ERIKA, O: Desiderio, Anthony; Reserve: SRC Night Wind (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: HERNANDEZ, QUINCY, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Top Ten: Barachs Bayyina (Thunderbay Barach x Amira Lara), Ex: HAGEN, CASSIE, O: Hagen, Suzanne or Cassie; WR Shah Bask (Farlyns Shah Bey x Acklaime), Ex: GONZALEZ, NICOLE, O: Duffy, Michael or Lydia; Hisho (Widow Maker x Sweet Secret), Ex: HOWSER, EMILY, O: Howser, Emily; Alpine Hai Noon (Bay Susayn x Hai Fashion), Ex: BARGENQUAST, TAYLOR; O: Mattson, Sarah or Christi; Ponti RDR (JK Amadeus x Peptyka), Ex: AGUILERA, LAUREN, O: Aguilera, Lauren, Jena or Kirk; Seraus (LF Austin x HL Serroya), Ex: CARLSON, BETSY, O: Carlson, Carol & Betsy; Unbeylievable (Bey Prophecy x Skyview Seraselle), Ex: GROOVER, ISABELLA, O: Groover, Isabella; Windborne Bravada (Alada Baskin x Bagics Lil Audrey), Ex: SHINO, JOSHUA, O: Jackson, Juliet. Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump Walk/ Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: AM Shouldabeenacowboy (AM Good Oldboy x AM Dream Lady), Ex: DOHERTY, CHLOE, O: Doherty, John and Kim; Reserve: Breakaway PA (Versace x Cazsandra), Ex: GRAMMER, NATALIE, O: Grammer, Natalie; Top Ten: CHR Zinzabahr (BAHR Exquisite x Laticiaofcalricia), Ex: FOSTER, TIMARI, O: Ritzer, Melissa; Ima Celebrity Too (Celebrity Bey x Supreme Illusion), Ex: HERNANDEZ, LEXI, O: Hernandez, Quincy & Lexi; SRC Night Wind (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: WALTON, LILY, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Pilaster ( Europejczyk x Pipi), Ex: KJEMS, ANNA, O: Kahwaji, Mauya and Jeanette; Malieka (Palissandre x Andraja), Ex: FELDMAN, HANNAH, O: Feldman, Julie or Hannah; Just N Nuff (Fire An Ice x Satin Gigi), Ex: KIESNER, ALEXIS, O: Kiesner, Ashton; Tamar Elegant Miss, (Neposzar x Equidam Elan), Ex: DORSETT, AMANDA, O: Dorsett, Drea & Amanda; Riverr Dance (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), Ex: COTRONEO, FRANCESCA, O: Cotroneo, Francesca. Arabian Reining Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: Gallivant MA (*Galeon x *Apollonia), Ex: JONES, LINDSAY, O: Jones, Lindsay and Selby, Linda; Reserve: Millennium Magic (MHR Muscateal x Kheyarraberribeyv), Ex: ALEXANDER, MACKENZIE, O: McNutt, Cotton; Top Ten: AQR Catalyst (Don Ibn Bask x QB Pavlova), Ex: CHISHOLM, LOGAN, O: Montgomery, Paige; TWC Hotstuff (D A Napitov x BF Olivia), Ex: ROSENBAUM, DANIELLE, O: Story Book Stables, Inc.

Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion ZACHARY WHITE on GSF Ohmy Ghaz (El Ghazi x Crimsonn Bay), for owner Aandm Arabians LLC.

Arabian Western Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion NATALIE DIXON, owner of Sacred Torch (Padrons Mahogany x Araya).

Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 14-17 Champion CATHERINE FRY, owner of Alada Spirit MBA (Alada Baskin I x Saucy Springtime).

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Arabian Reining Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Just Won Wish (Monarch AH x Tikitikitiki), Ex: PAKULA, OLIVIA, O: Thiago Sobral Performance Horses.

Half-Arabian Halter Mares HA/AA Mare Saddle/Pleasure JTH 17 & Under Championship - Champion: MESMERIZE CRF (Mamage x Glamorize), Ex: McGinnis, Kaitlyn, O: McGinnis, Kaitlyn.

Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 13 & Under Champion ERIK A FAUST on Palantir (Gai Séance x Cristal), for owner Anthony Desiderio.

HA/AA Mare Stock/Hunter JTH Championship Champion: DR GILTY PLEASURES (The Color Of Fame x Alovalie), Ex: Boggs, Austin, O: Boggs, Robert or Janene; Reserve: ROHARAMERICANELEGANCE (Magnum Psyche x Miz American Pie), Ex: Weatherford, Josh, O: 2 Moon Ranch; Top Ten: S JUST GIMME ROSES (Justafire DGL x She’s Phi-Vacious), Ex: Herlin, Claire, O: Herlin, Nancy or Claire. Geldings HA/AA Gelding Saddle/Pleasure JTH 17 & Under Championship - Champion: SHUTUP AND DANCE (NDL Flashdance x Callaway’s Lyric), Ex: Handel, Sophia, O: Boggs, Terry; Reserve: BORN TA BOOGIE (Apaladin x The Country Rose), Ex: Bell, Hannah Noelle, O: Bell, Hannah or Tabitha.

Arabian Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion CHLOE DOHERTY on AM Shouldabeenacowboy (AM Good Oldboy x AM Dream Lady), for owners John and Kim Doherty.

HA/AA Gelding Stock/Hunter JTH 17 & Under Championship - Champion: HE BE SHOWY DFA (Showkayce x She Be Noble), Ex: Valdez, Brandon, O: Lane, Linda and Acevedo Arabians; Reserve: CSP ROBERT REDFORD (Regal Basque x Vanity’s Gal), Ex: Boggs, Austin, O: Ruhkamp, Jill; Top Ten: CALL MEE AMAZING (Amazing Fame V x Fames Serenade), Ex: Chisholm, Logan; O: Weber, Hal or Margot; BSA WILD THING (El Ghazi x Endless Legacy), Ex: Nichols, Alexa, O: Knebel, Mary.

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Arabian Reining Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Champion LINDSAY JONES, co-owner of Gallivant MA (*Galeon x *Apollonia), for co-owner Linda Selby.

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English Pleasure HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: LADY AVA ISABELA (Baske Afire x Captivating Style), Ex: Witter-Jarvis, Brooke Marie, O: Jarvis, Kimberly; Reserve: TOI SLAMTASTIC CRF (Matoi x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Morton, Laura, O: Morton, Janice & Laura; Top Ten: WCF MATA HARI (Zodiac Matador x Refina), Ex: Wawzysko, Michelle, O: Whispers Acres, Inc.; HIGH FALUTINN (Supremacys High Time x MHF Appoljacks), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; ZEUSPALOOZA (Apollopalooza x Sweet Fire), Ex: Accurso, Angela, O: Accurso, Kimberly;

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IN THE LINE AFIRE (Baske Afire x El Milagro’s California Capers), Ex: Dell, Kira, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; PAF HOLLYWOOD TOI (Matoi x NM Beverly Hills), Ex: Haven, Elizabeth, O: West Haven Arabians LLC; SHOW OFF BA (Promotion x Stage Fright), Ex: Jeffres, Courtney, O: Jeffres, Michelle or Stephen; BY INVITATION ONLY (Justafire DGL x St Pat’s Irish Supreme), Ex: Copeland, Kaci, O: Copeland, Susan and Keeler, Joan; SPIDERMAN D (Bacardi Afire x Promises PR), Ex: Tobeck, Mckenzie, O: Whelihan Arabian Farms LLC. HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: AMPLIFIRE PR (Cease Fire x Adventuresome), Ex: Dearth, Kristin, O: Dearth, Paul, Carole or Gary; Reserve: PAPA RHAZI (El Ghazi x Mama Jazz), Ex: Martens, Christian, O: Martens, Christian; Top Ten: EVER SO HOT (Unquestionablyhot x Eruptive), Ex: Landers, Sydney, O: Landers, Gwendolyn or Sydney; MAMA MIA LOA (Mamage x My Lucky Day), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; FOX APPEAL (Fox Creek x Empress Of Bask), Ex: Schimmel, Cole, O: Prestige Farms LLC; GSF PROVACATIVE (VCP Magnifire x Ginger’s Dance), Ex: Womble, Sarah Beth, O: Belvedere Farm LLC. HA/AA English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: SA SOPHISTICATED LADY (AE Excel x Cathedral Bells), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Medved, Mike or Jessica; Reserve: TOI SLAMTASTIC CRF (Matoi x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Morton, Laura, O: Morton, Janice & Laura; Top Ten: ZEUSPALOOZA (Apollopalooza x Sweet Fire), Ex: Accurso, Angela, O: Accurso, Kimberly; SHOW OFF BA (Promotion x Stage Fright), Ex: Jeffres, Courtney, O: Jeffres, Michelle or Stephen; SPIDERMAN D (Bacardi Afire x Promises PR), Ex: Tobeck, Mckenzie, O: Whelihan Arabian Farms LLC; NO APOLLOGEEZ (Apollopalooza x To A Wild Rose), Ex: Iversen, Chloe, O: Twin Creek Farm LLC; APOLLOS STARLIGHT (AA Apollo Bey x Callaway’s Light The Way), Ex: Garland, Kaitlyn, O: Garland, Kaitlyn; MILLADY LOA (Millennium LOA x Caramac’s First Lady), Ex: Hodge, Aubrey, O: Northpoint Farms; JUST BREEZIN (Alimah Justice x Breezy Dolly), Ex: Remphrey, Tara, O: Double R Ranch; IN THE LINE AFIRE (Baske Afire x El Milagro’s California Capers), Ex: Dell, Kira, O: 6D Ranch Ltd. HA/AA English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: AMPLIFIRE PR (Cease Fire x Adventuresome), Ex: Dearth, Kristin, O: Dearth, Paul, Carole or Gary; Reserve: PAPA RHAZI (El Ghazi x Mama Jazz), Ex: Martens, Christian, O: Martens, Christian; Top Ten: GSF PROVACATIVE (VCP Magnifire x Ginger’s Dance), Ex: Womble, Sarah Beth, O: Belvedere Farm LLC; FOX APPEAL (Fox Creek x Empress Of Bask), Ex: Schimmel, Cole, O: Prestige Farms LLC; HALSTEADS PATRIOT (Ariberry Bey V x

Arabian Reining Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Champion OLIVIA PAKULA on Just Won Wish (Monarch AH x Tikitikitiki), for owner Thiago Sobral Performance Horses.

HA/AA Mare Saddle/Pleasure JTH 17 & Under Champion MESMERIZE CRF (Mamage x Glamorize), shown by owner Kaitlyn McGinnis.

HA/AA Mare Stock/Hunter JTH Champion DR GILTY PLEASURES (The Color Of Fame x Alovalie), shown by Austin Boggs for owners Robert and Janene Boggs.

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Halstead’s Valerie), Ex: Beale, Savanna, O: Beale, Beth or Savanna; FIRE STORM GM (Cease Fire x Chase The Clouds), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; VSH BLING BLING (Majesteit x Starrita), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Gallun, Ashley & Rylee. HA/AA English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: TOI DIVA CRF (Matoi x Glamorize), Ex: Robbins, Faith, O: Robbins, Lori and Michael or Robbins, Faith.

HA/AA Gelding Saddle/Pleasure JTH 17 & Under Champion SHUTUP AND DANCE (NDL Flashdance x Callaway’s Lyric), shown by Sophia Handel for owner Terry Boggs.

HA/AA Gelding Stock/Hunter JTH 17 & Under Champion HE BE SHOW Y DFA (Showkayce x She Be Noble), shown by Brandon Valdez for owners Linda Lane and Acevedo Arabians.

HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Champion LADY AVA ISABELA (Baske Afire x Captivating Style), ridden by Brooke Marie Witter-Jarvis for owner Kimberly Jarvis.

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HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: POP STAR (Afire Bey V x Precisely Poppy), Ex: Moody, Koy, O: Moody, Lynn or Koy; Reserve: DREAME MAKER (The Heat Ison x Movie Maker), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Medved, Ariel and Jessica; Top Ten: GOTT HAVE FAME C (Majesteit x French Seduction), Ex: Roeder, Elise, O: Roeder, Elise; PSH HOUSTON (Sultan’s Pass x Arrogansse), Ex: Rehorn, Tatum, O: Rehorn Arabians; BLACK TIE AFFAIRE (Apollopalooza x Reindance FSF), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Smith, Jeri or Douglas; SMARTY AMES (Millennium LOA x Alpha Phi), Ex: Simms, Madeleine, O: Chaos Arabians; KRA AFIRE SONG (KRA Afire Works x Callaway’s Carioca), Ex: Kendrick, Emma Kate, O: Kendrick, Patrick & Emma; POP ROCKS (Baske Afire x Precisely Poppy), Ex: Gruber, Danielle, O: Gruber, Danielle; PRINCESS GRACE KELLY (The Nobelest x Kelly Le Brock), Ex: Nichols, Alexa, O: Jet Stream Arabians, Inc.; MISS PENSION (Pension CAHR x Misunderstood), Ex: Tobeck, Mckenzie, O: Whelihan Arabian Farms LLC. HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: APHRODISIAC (Majesteit x EA Aphroditie), Ex: Huke, Matt, O: Huke, Matt; Reserve: ELEGANT REVIVAL (Revival x RWValentineKaandi), Ex: Deak, Darby, O: Tatum, Nora; Top Ten: EVEREADY LOA (Toi Soldier x Honeytrap), Ex: Weatherford, Chase, O: Weatherford, Beth; VA VA VOOM (Apollopalooza x Electra Special), Ex: Landers, Sydney, O: Landers, Gwendolyn or Sydney; RUN FOREST RUN (Gitar MF x Patches), Ex: Budd, Wyatt, O: Budd, Terri; HOTT SAUCE (Matoi x Saucy Camille), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: DC Arabians; LIFEINTHEFASTLANE CMJ (Take Heart x Hot Flashez TSA), Ex: Hassinger, Tara, O: Hassinger, Tara; RS ANGELINA (Ballience V x Rivas Black Label), Ex: Schweitzer, Sarah, O: Schweitzer, Sarah and Tomlinson, Laurie; SF TOTAL RECALL (Cologne x Mountainviews Highland Reviews), Ex: Mullis, Mackenzie, O: Mullis, Richard or Mackenzie. HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: POP STAR (Afire Bey V x Precisely Poppy), Ex: Moody, Koy, O: Moody, Lynn or Koy; Reserve: TL MAGIC PRANCER (Majesteit

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x Elucktra), Ex: Kennedy, Savannah, O: Kennedy, Carol & Savannah; Top Ten: FAME DTC (CT Azeem Malik x Mon Cher Fame), Ex: Reyes, Sierra, O: Reyes, Sierra & Megan; DREAME MAKER (The Heat Ison x Movie Maker), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Medved, Ariel and Jessica; BLACK TIE AFFAIRE (Apollopalooza x Reindance FSF), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Smith, Jeri or Douglas; CA JEAPORDY (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), Ex: Delisi, Sarah, O: Delisi, Sarah; KRA AFIRE SONG (KRA Afire Works x Callaway’s Carioca), Ex: Kendrick, Emma Kate, O: Kendrick, Patrick & Emma; SMARTY AMES (Millennium LOA x Alpha Phi), Ex: Simms, Madeleine, O: Chaos Arabians; POP ROCKS (Baske Afire x Precisely Poppy), Ex: Gruber, Danielle, O: Gruber, Danielle; TEMPTING FAIT (CH Harlem Town x TR Fait Accompli), Ex: Kraft, Taylor, O: Kraft, Karen & Taylor. HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: APHRODISIAC (Majesteit x EA Aphroditie), Ex: Huke, Matt, O: Huke, Matt; Reserve: ELEGANT REVIVAL (Revival x RWValentinekaandi), Ex: Deak, Darby, O: Tatum, Nora; Top Ten: BLAZE N BERRIES (Bey Berry Dancer x Diana O’Lee), Ex: Dell, Juliette, O: 6D Ranch Ltd.; RUN FOREST RUN (Gitar MF x Patches), Ex: Budd, Wyatt, O: Budd, Terri; HOTT SAUCE (Matoi x Saucy Camille), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: DC Arabians; KRA KING TUT (BFA Kings Kat x Princesse Cognac), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Terribile, Diane or Jenna; SF TOTAL RECALL (Cologne x Mountainviews Highland Reviews), Ex: Mullis, Mackenzie, O: Mullis, Richard or Mackenzie; BOY TOI (Matoi x Sultan’s Lobelia), Ex: Braly, Rachel, O: Braly, Rachel; NEW FOUND GLORY (Heir To Glory x Finest Delight), Ex: Moller, Emily, O: Ciccarelli, Donna; EQL ANNIE HALL (GTF Hallmark x G Calumbine), Ex: Carlson, Betsy, O: Shaffer, Laura.

HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR and JTR 13 & Under Champion AMPLIFIRE PR (Cease Fire x Adventuresome), ridden by Kristin Dearth for owners Paul, Carole and Gary Dearth.

HA/AA English Pleasure JTR 14-17 Champion SA SOPHISTICATED LADY (AE Excel x Cathedral Bells), ridden by owner Jessica Medved.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: CA JEAPORDY (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), Ex: White, Zachary, O: Delisi, Sarah; Reserve: EQL ANNIE HALL (GTF Hallmark x G Calumbine), Ex: Shaffer, Nora, O: Shaffer, Laura; Top Ten: LBF BERRY GREAT DAY (Sultan’s Great Day x Berry Fancee), Ex: Kazeck, Torey, O: McCollum, Sandy; HERITAGE SOCRATES (Heritage Bey King x Extra Buttons), Ex: Ball, Elle, O: Ball, Elle & Susan; NIGHTS AFIRE BEY (Bask Afire Bey x Gem Of The Night), Ex: Larson, Nikki, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; WYMAN OAKS JOEY (Arborlane Tangos Wee Pee x HL Reata), Ex: Campbell, Whitney, O: Campbell, Whitney. Park HA/AA Park Horse JTR 17 & Under Championship Champion: SA SOPHISTICATED LADY (AE Excel x Cathedral Bells), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Medved, Mike

HA/AA English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion TOI DIVA CRF (Matoi x Glamorize), ridden by owner Faith Robbins.

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or Jessica; Reserve: JUST BREEZIN (Alimah Justice x Breezy Dolly), Ex: Remphrey, Tara, O: Double R Ranch; Top Ten: HIGH FALUTINN (Supremacys High Time x MHF Appoljacks), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; PREMONITION GA (Pension x Treemonisha), Ex: Reitter, Stephanie, O: Reitter, Stephanie; BY INVITATION ONLY (Justafire DGL x St Pat’s Irish Supreme), Ex: Copeland, Kaci, O: Copeland, Susan and Keeler, Joan.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR and JTR 14-17 Champion POP STAR (Afire Bey V x Precisely Poppy), ridden by owner Koy Moody.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR and JTR 13 & Under Champion APHRODISIAC (Majesteit x EA Aphroditie), ridden by owner Matt Huke.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion CA JEAPORDY (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), ridden by Zachary White for owner Sarah Delisi.

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Side Saddle HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle English JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: ACCENT AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Autumn Flower), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; Reserve: INCYDE SCOOP (Out Of Cyte x Cymply Red), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Top Ten: RASELS STORM WARNING (Sky Lab x RSL Sophia), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Lisa; TCF BABE RUTH EXPRESS (IXL Noble Express x Roses For A Princess), Ex: Decapite, Maria Eva, O: Decapite, Maria Eva & Kim; SULTANS WILD FIRE (Sultan’s Premier x Kiss Afire), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Aguirre, Kelli; PERFEC SENSE (Mamage x Perfec Timing), Ex: Moore, Kristin, O: Kunkel, Cynthia; BASKIN IN BAJA (Alada Baskin x My Holiday), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; MALIBU SUNSET M (Fire An Ice x Misty Sea Sirena Breeze), Ex: Pigott, Caitlin, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; SAVE YOUR PENNIES (Cytosk x Penny From Heaven), Ex: Greenberg, Gabrielle, O: Greenberg, Gabrielle; HRF WAVES OF GOLD (Twinfir Extragold x I’m Making Waves), Ex: Marsh, Riley, O: Marsh, Riley. HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle Western JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: CAPT JACK SPARROW PGA (Starof Fame V x Peppys Dainty Queen), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Reserve: QUEEN OF HEARTS LA (Ole Patche Rock x Hearts Desyre), Ex: Galloway, Devin, O: Galloway, Devin; Top Ten: EXXPOSE (Exxpectation x In Hot Pursuit), Ex: Elver, Ashlie, O: Elver, Cassandra; SOME SHINE AT KNIGHT (Allionces Knight x Redeeming Silver), Ex: Murray, Cassidy, O: Graef, Elsie and Maggio, Joyce Graef; DD DANCE ALOT (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: Youngblood, Rachel, O: Youngblood, Sherri; SHARIAH STAR (Cody x Promise Shariah), Ex: Boggs, Olivia, O: Boggs, Robert or Janene. Driving HA/AA Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Championship - Champion: PAPA RHAZI (El Ghazi x Mama Jazz), Ex: Martens, Christian, O: Martens, Christian; Reserve: FOX APPEAL (Fox Creek x Empress Of Bask), Ex: Schimmel, Cole, O: Prestige Farms LLC. HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Championship - Champion: DREAME MAKER

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(The Heat Ison x Movie Maker), Ex: Medved, Jessica, O: Medved, Ariel and Jessica; Reserve: TEMPTING FAIT (CH Harlem Town x TR Fait Accompli), Ex: Kraft, Taylor, O: Kraft, Karen & Taylor. Western Pleasure HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: CALL ME AWESOME (NW Awesome x Miss Rippin Rascal), Ex: Chisholm, Logan, O: Dennis & Linda Clark Limited Family Partnership; Reserve: OSO SMOKIN (Oso Arragant x Tide My Shoes), Ex: Royer, Tiffany, O: Royer, Steve or Tiffany; Top Ten: TWO B HEEZCOOLTWO (He’s Cool x NV Sabra), Ex: Olson, Rachel, O: Cylent Arabians LLC; MISTA POCO MON (Muniz Poco Harlan x CH Flirtatious), Ex: Leubner, Brandon, O: Leubner, Wanda; STARRY SPUMONI (TA Rising Starr x Miss Rippin Rascal), Ex: Spizzirri, Amara, O: Spizzirri, Amara; QUEEN OF HEARTS LA (Ole Patche Rock x Hearts Desyre), Ex: Galloway, Devin, O: Galloway, Devin; CMH TOPNOTCH GOLD (LBA Lode Star x Silver Shadow), Ex: Pigott, Caitlin, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; DD DANCE ALOT (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: Youngblood, Rachel, O: Youngblood, Sherri; COWGIRL COOL (PW Freed’m x Betty Bug), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; KRA EASTER SUNRISE (Karma Ridge Harlem Sunrise x KRA Aunt Bunny), Ex: Nichols, Alexa, O: Jet Stream Arabians, Inc. HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: CAPT JACK SPARROW PGA (Starof Fame V x Peppys Dainty Queen), Ex: Stevens, Holland, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Reserve: POCOS SECRET WEAPON (Poco Van Star Two x Mandiberri Bey V), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: Cederberg, Dru Allison; Top Ten: SHARIAH STAR (Cody x Promise Shariah), Ex: Boggs, Olivia, O: Boggs, Robert or Janene; CMH TOPNOTCH GOLD (LBA Lode Star x Silver Shadow), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; ANNIES ELVA MAY (Docs Dancin Fool x Meet My Fortune), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; LUCKY WISH (Lucky Sol Moon x Wisdoms Wish), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; DREAM MELODY (Day Dream Believer x Kara SSB), Ex: Corwin, Madison, O: Corwin, Cynthia, Steve, Morgan or Madison; TIARA BEY AMIRA (WC Bodega Bey x Ranan Tiara), Ex: Dillin, Jenna, O: Dillin, Holly Woods; APACHE AMISTAD (Don Amistad x Indy), Ex: Redmond, Eva, O: Redmond, Michael & Linda. HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: OSO SMOKIN (Oso Arragant x Tide My Shoes), Ex: Royer, Tiffany, O: Royer, Steve or Tiffany; Reserve: QUEEN OF HEARTS LA (Ole Patche Rock x Hearts Desyre), Ex: Galloway, Devin, O: Galloway, Devin; Top Ten: KRA EASTER SUNRISE (Karma

HA/AA Park Horse JTR 17 & Under Champion SA SOPHISTICATED LADY (AE Excel x Cathedral Bells), ridden by owner Jessica Medved.

HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle English JTR 17 & Under Champion ACCENT AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Autumn Flower), ridden by owner Kendyl Modrich.

HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle Western JTR 17 & Under Champion CAPT JACK SPARROW PGA (Starof Fame V x Peppys Dainty Queen), ridden by Madison Stevens for owner Remington Monroe Equine LLC.

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Ridge Harlem Sunrise x KRA Aunt Bunny), Ex: Nichols, Alexa, O: Jet Stream Arabians, Inc.; CMH TOPNOTCH GOLD (LBA Lode Star x Silver Shadow), Ex: Pigott, Caitlin, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; WHISKEY LULLABY (RB Menesson x Heartssafire), Ex: Goslin, Casey, O: Shumaker, Carissa & Brad; COPI RITE (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza), Ex: Edwards, Allison, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; MISTA POCO MON (Muniz Poco Harlan x CH Flirtatious), Ex: Leubner, Brandon, O: Leubner, Wanda; FROSTBYTE (Sids Little Rascal x Kherousel), Ex: Jeffres, Courtney, O: Boyle, Susan; GK A-LEXUS (Chief Dakota Bar x Abas Ramar), Ex: Smith, Laura, O: Kehl, Gary; DD DANCE ALOT (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: Youngblood, Rachel, O: Youngblood, Sherri. HA/AA Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Champion PAPA RHAZI (El Ghazi x Mama Jazz), driven by owner Christian Martens.

HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under Champion DREAME MAKER (The Heat Ison x Movie Maker), driven by owner Jessica Medved.

HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Champion CALL ME AWESOME (NW Awesome x Miss Rippin Rascal), ridden by Logan Chisholm for owner Dennis & Linda Clark Limited Family Partnership.

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HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ANNIES ELVA MAY (Docs Dancin Fool x Meet My Fortune), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; Reserve: APACHE AMISTAD (Don Amistad x Indy), Ex: Redmond, Eva, O: Redmond, Michael & Linda; Top Ten: JACOBS LADDER (Tackitts Mr Magic x The Gypsy Moon), Ex: McDaniel, Emelee, O: Dunn, Margaret or Carroll; SHARIAH STAR (Cody x Promise Shariah), Ex: Boggs, Olivia, O: Boggs, Robert or Janene; CMH TOPNOTCH GOLD (LBA Lode Star x Silver Shadow), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; CAPT JACK SPARROW PGA (Starof Fame V x Peppys Dainty Queen), Ex: Stevens, Holland, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; POCOS SECRET WEAPON (Poco Van Star Two x Mandiberri Bey V), Ex: Cederberg, Allison Louise, O: Cederberg, Dru Allison; LUCKY WISH (Lucky Sol Moon x Wisdoms Wish), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc. HA/AA Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: COPI RITE (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza), Ex: Edwards, Caroline, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; Reserve: APACHE AMISTAD (Don Amistad x Indy), Ex: Harris, Kaitlin, O: Redmond, Michael & Linda; Top Ten: SWEET SUMMER SS (MJD Corona De Oro x Eternal SS), Ex: Gilbert, Melissa, O: Gilbert, Mary Margaret or Melissa; QUEEN OF HEARTS LA (Ole Patche Rock x Hearts Desyre), Ex: Galloway, Danelle, O: Galloway, Devin; SOME SHINE AT KNIGHT (Allionces Knight x Redeeming Silver), Ex: Pullifrone, Chase, O: Graef, Elsie and Maggio, Joyce Graef; TCE FLAXEN FIRE (TC Expression x St Patâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Irish Supreme), Ex: Bjerke, Ethan, O: Bjerke, Boni Lavelle & Ethan & Kaj; ANNIES ELVA MAY (Docs Dancin Fool x Meet My Fortune), Ex: Pedregon, Vanessa, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald. Hunter Pleasure HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista

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Afire), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Smith, Jeri or Douglas; Reserve: AFLAIR CF (Allusion AOF x LM Padrons Affair), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Top Ten: NEW YORK YANKEE (SV Basksko x Garnets Manhattan Transfer), Ex: Sporrong, Cubby Lynn, O: Sporrong, Anna & Michael Lynne; YELLOW FELLOW (Fire An Ice x Mellow Dayz), Ex: Kotera, Michaela, O: Antes, Judy; BASKIN IN BAJA (Alada Baskin x My Holiday), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; COLOR OF FLAME LK (The Color Of Fame x Spring Azure), Ex: Svennes, Christian, O: Svennes, Jeff & Lesa; PLAY WITH FIRE (Baske Afire x London Lace), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Perczak, Mari, Leah or Anna; HUCKS ROCK STAR SA (My Rocky Mountain High x Hucks Fallin Star), Ex: Harris, Ellyn, O: Harris, Ellyn and Stein, Laurie; MYNT CONDITION (Brummel J Radames x Minted Miss Sister), Ex: Buttacavoli, Francesca, O: Buttacavoli, Karen; TAMAR TALKIN SMACK (Neposzar x Iris), Ex: Peebles, Paige, O: Circle Of Roses, Inc. HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ROHARA EURA AMERICAN (Europia x Miz American Pie), Ex: Nater, Megan, O: Nater, Megan; Reserve: CYCRET AGENT (Allionce x Cymply Red), Ex: Hull, Jessica, O: Hull, Elizabeth & Jessica; Top Ten: COMRADARIE (Majesteit x Comrada), Ex: Bartlett, Katherine, O: Bartlett, Katherine and Tangle Ridge Farm; DAENCIN INTHEDARK (Daen x KA Narya), Ex: Gropp, Raven, O: Gropp, Raven; FAMOSO (C A Hermoso x Date With An Angel), Ex: Stroud, Amelia, O: Stroud, Karen or Amelia; RASELS STORM WARNING (Sky Lab x RSL Sophia), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Lisa; ROL FLAME DANCER (Bask Flame x Dancity), Ex: Gonzalez, Nicole, O: Gonzalez, Hugo or Nicole; SPOTS BI MUSCATI (Muscati x Mahan’s Fancy), Ex: Lowery, Makena, O: Lowery, Kiayn; HM ABRACADABRA (Magic VF x Fanciczet), Ex: Reyes, Meagan, O: Reyes, Meagan; BASKE IN THE SPRING (Baske Afire x Spring Is In The Air), Ex: Saucier, Julie, O: Saucier, Julie. HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Smith, Jeri or Douglas; Reserve: AFLAIR CF (Allusion AOF x LM Padrons Affair), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; Top Ten: EA SPACE JAM (Phi Slama Jama x AA-Estrella), Ex: Olson, Jane, O: Cylent Arabians LLC; MA ICE BREAKER (Zodiac Matador x Waiting In The Wings), Ex: Novak, Nikki, O: Novak, Nikki; CENSATIONAL (Concensus x Black Lashes), Ex: McAninch, Taylor, O: McAninch, Carrie or Taylor; MOONLIGHTT CYZZLE (Cytosk x Moonlightting), Ex: Pigott, Caitlin, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; Sultans DAY DREAM BCR (Sultan’s Great Day x Mapenelle), Ex: Williams, Brianna, O: Williams, Brianna;

HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Champion CAPT JACK SPARROW PGA (Starof Fame V x Peppys Dainty Queen), ridden by Holland Stevens for owner Remington Monroe Equine LLC.

HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR 14-17 Champion OSO SMOKIN (Oso Arragant x Tide My Shoes), ridden by owner Tiffany Royer.

HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Champion ANNIES ELVA MAY (Docs Dancin Fool x Meet My Fortune), ridden by Joshua Shino for owner Carolyn McDonald Shino.

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BASKIN IN BAJA (Alada Baskin x My Holiday), Ex: Drake, Kellie, O: Drake Farms LLC; PLAY WITH FIRE (Baske Afire x London Lace), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Perczak, Mari, Leah or Anna; S JUST GIMME ROSES (Justafire DGL x She’s Phi-Vacious), Ex: Herlin, Claire, O: Herlin, Nancy or Claire.

HA/AA Western Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion COPI RITE (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza), ridden by owner Caroline Edwards.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR and JTR 14-17 Champion STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), ridden by Kelsey Kuhn for owners Jeri and Douglas Smith.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR and JTR 13 & Under Champion ROHAR A EUR A AMERICAN (Europia x Miz American Pie), ridden by owner Megan Nater.

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HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: ROHARA EURA AMERICAN (Europia x Miz American Pie), Ex: Nater, Megan, O: Nater, Megan; Reserve: CYCRET AGENT (Allionce x Cymply Red), Ex: Hull, Jessica, O: Hull, Elizabeth & Jessica; Top Ten: RASELS STORM WARNING (Sky Lab x RSL Sophia), Ex: Shumate, Rae Tysor, O: Shumate, Lisa; SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; WR ISABELLA (Amazing Fame V x Baskabella), Ex: Landers, Sydney, O: Landers, Gwendolyn or Sydney; DAENCIN INTHEDARK (Daen x KA Narya), Ex: Gropp, Raven, O: Gropp, Raven; INCYDE SCOOP (Out Of Cyte x Cymply Red), Ex: Stevens, Holland, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; HM ABRACADABRA (Magic VF x Fanciczet), Ex: Reyes, Meagan, O: Reyes, Meagan; JS LONE STAR (SV Basksko x Magic Gold Star), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; COMRADARIE (Majesteit x Comrada), Ex: Bartlett, Katherine, O: Bartlett, Katherine and Tangle Ridge Farm. HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: HM ABRACADABRA (Magic VF x Fanciczet), Ex: Crosmer, Samantha, O: Reyes, Meagan; Reserve: SAVE YOUR PENNIES (Cytosk x Penny From Heaven), Ex: Larson, Nikki, O: Greenberg, Gabrielle; Top Ten: PRINCE PASO (L Paso x Yesterday’s Love), Ex: Kjems, Anna, O: Burns, Nikki; BASKIN IN BAJA (Alada Baskin x My Holiday), Ex: Feldman, Hannah, O: Drake Farms LLC; MYNT CONDITION (Brummel J Radames x Minted Miss Sister), Ex: Sousa, Tara, O: Buttacavoli, Karen; IM MR RIGHT SRC (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Walton, Lily, O: Lesburgueres, Natacha; WR FAME PLUS (Amazing Fame V x WRF Barbella), Ex: Longares, Christopher, O: Longares, Christopher; SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Lexi, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; SUNDANCE GIRL V (Sundance Kid V x Hucks Starlight V), Ex: Dawe, Elizabeth, O: Dawe, Greg; STOLI (Defiancce x JM Madame Esq), Ex: Campbell, Whitney, O: Campbell, Whitney. Show Hack/Hunter Hack HA/AA English Show Hack JOTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: HS TOMMY HILFIGER (Versace x Sabahs Fancy Lady), Ex: Thomas, Katelyn, O: Thomas, Katelyn; Reserve: THE REAL SLIM SHADY (Mamage x Vanity’s Gal), Ex: Urgitus, Shea, O: Urgitus, Jodi & Shea; Top Ten: FAME DTC (CT Azeem Malik x Mon Cher Fame), Ex: Reyes, Sierra, O: Reyes, Sierra

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& Megan; LJR MATERIAL GIRL (Hucklebey Berry x McClures Golden Dream), Ex: Moreno, Tess, O: Moreno, Tess and Barrow, Marie; BLACK TIE AFFAIRE (Apollopalooza x Reindance FSF), Ex: Kuhn, Kelsey, O: Smith, Jeri or Douglas; PREMIER EDITION V (Hucks Premier V x Bon Chance), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; PSH HOUSTON (Sultan’s Pass x Arrogansse), Ex: Rehorn, Tatum, O: Rehorn Arabians; ACCENT AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Autumn Flower), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; THE BIG DANCE (NDL Flashdance x Callaway’s Lyric), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; VELOCITY (Majesteit x GF Scorpia), Ex: Ridder, Megan, O: Ridder, Megan. HA/AA English Show Hack JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: THE REAL SLIM SHADY (Mamage x Vanity’s Gal), Ex: Urgitus, Shea, O: Urgitus, Jodi & Shea; Reserve: SULTANS WILD FIRE (Sultan’s Premier x Kiss Afire), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Aguirre, Kelli; Top Ten: H BEYBERRY ADVENTURE (Hucklebey Berry x Adventuresome), Ex: Strange, Bailey, O: Strange, Raquel & Bailey; ACCENT AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Autumn Flower), Ex: Modrich, Kendyl, O: Modrich, Kendyl or Ramona; FYRE MAGEK (DW Bonfire x Slumbersilks), Ex: Frei, Jasmine, O: Frei, Simone; PREMIER EDITION V (Hucks Premier V x Bon Chance), Ex: Stevens, Madison, O: Remington Monroe Equine LLC; PSH HOUSTON (Sultan’s Pass x Arrogansse), Ex: Rehorn, Tatum, O: Rehorn Arabians; FAME DTC (CT Azeem Malik x Mon Cher Fame), Ex: Reyes, Sierra, O: Reyes, Sierra & Megan; WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (JDM Rain Dance x Santana’s Love Affair), Ex: Zehr, Jessica, O: Meredith, Abby; VELOCITY (Majesteit x GF Scorpia), Ex: Ridder, Megan, O: Ridder, Megan. HA/AA English Show Hack JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: THE BIG DANCE (NDL Flashdance x Callaway’s Lyric), Ex: Esqueda, Sarah, O: Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: EQL ANNIE HALL (GTF Hallmark x G Calumbine), Ex: Carlson, Betsy, O: Shaffer, Laura; Top Ten: MPH BUBBA CAN DANCE (Sir Victor x Nik Nak Paddy Wack), Ex: Martin, Skylar Ann, O: Martin, Tamara or Mike; SULTANS WILD FIRE (Sultan’s Premier x Kiss Afire), Ex: Aguirre, Gabrielle, O: Aguirre, Kelli. HA/AA Hunter Hack JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: TL FOOLIN AROUND (JA Bahim Sharaab x Irish), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Desiderio, Ricci; Reserve: CARTIER (GH Ventures Legacy x Velvet), Ex: Shelton, Mary Lauren, O: Desiderio, Brittany; Top Ten: SIMPLY IRRISISTIBLE (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Desiderio, Alexandria; SONNE PRINZ (Kazmorafic x Eis Angel), Ex: French, Sophie, O: French, Sophie or Aimee; GEORGETOWN EF (Fabricius x Golly Im

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion HM ABR ACADABR A (Magic VF x Fanciczet), ridden by Samantha Crosmer for owner Meagan Reyes.

HA/AA English Show Hack JOTR 17 & Under Champion HS TOMMY HILFIGER (Versace x Sabahs Fancy Lady), ridden by owner Katelyn Thomas.

HA/AA English Show Hack JTR 14-17 Champion THE REAL SLIM SHADY (Mamage x Vanity’s Gal), ridden by owner Shea Urgitus.

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Hot), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Pelphrey, Katie; PRINCE PASO (L Paso x Yesterday’s Love), Ex: Burns, Nikki, O: Burns, Nikki; M H ABSOLUT (Obelisque Normand x Ashara Jamaala), Ex: Faust, Erika, O: Desiderio, Anthony; NAVIGATORS ELGANT KC (Bins Navigator x Elegant Lady), Ex: Western, Madeline, O: Western, Madeline; MP MURRAYS LAW (MP Dream Machine x Karrie AEL), Ex: Headlee, Mackenzie, O: McMillan, Collette.

HA/AA English Show Hack JTR 13 & Under Champion THE BIG DANCE (NDL Flashdance x Callaway’s Lyric), ridden by Sarah Esqueda for owner Highland Pride Arabians, Inc.

HA/AA Hunter Hack JTR 17 & Under Champion TL FOOLIN AROUND (JA Bahim Sharaab x Irish), ridden by Alexandria Desiderio for owner Ricci Desiderio.

HA/AA Mounted Native Costume JOTR 17 & Under and JTR 14-17 Champion HS TOMMY HILFIGER (Versace x Sabahs Fancy Lady), ridden by owner Katelyn Thomas.

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Mounted Native Costume HA/AA Mounted Native Costume JOTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: HS TOMMY HILFIGER (Versace x Sabahs Fancy Lady), Ex: Thomas, Katelyn, O: Thomas, Katelyn; Reserve: KNIGHT HOPE (MC Sir Hope x RM Dancing Queen), Ex: Bay, Sierra, O: Bay, Sierra; Top Ten: WTC SHOW ME MANHATTAN (DBA Excitation x Manhatta Hari), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; BUNKER BUSTER (Apollopalooza x UF Supreme Surprise), Ex: Steer, Chase, O: Steer, Rita or Chase; FYRE MAGEK (DW Bonfire x Slumbersilks), Ex: Frei, Jasmine, O: Frei, Simone; BRAKES ON FIRE (The Chairman Of The Board x Dansel Fontana), Ex: Karsten, Sarah Ann, O: Hitch, Jo Ann; ALLOURA LR (Knight Invader x Montana II), Ex: Waechter, Camille, O: Waechter, Camille; OH HAPPY DAYZ (Apollopalooza x VJ Perception), Ex: Hassinger, Tara, O: Hassinger, Tara; LADIES NIGHT (DW Bonfire x Sultan’s Broadway Melody), Ex: Barker, Carissa, O: Barker, Cathy or Carissa; GIFT OF GRACE (Baske Afire x By The Grace), Ex: Phelan, Olivia, O: Phelan, Trisha or Olivia. HA/AA Mounted Native Costume JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: HS TOMMY HILFIGER (Versace x Sabahs Fancy Lady), Ex: Thomas, Katelyn, O: Thomas, Katelyn; Reserve: WTC SHOW ME MANHATTAN (DBA Excitation x Manhatta Hari), Ex: Piotrowski, Tess, O: Piotrowski, Curtis, Cynthia & Tess; Top Ten: WCS RING O FYRE (Taliesin x Justishamba), Ex: Tauro, Blaze, O: Vessey, Tom; LADIES NIGHT (DW Bonfire x Sultan’s Broadway Melody), Ex: Barker, Carissa, O: Barker, Cathy or Carissa; FYRE MAGEK (DW Bonfire x Slumbersilks), Ex: Frei, Jasmine, O: Frei, Simone; VELOCITY (Majesteit x GF Scorpia), Ex: Ridder, Megan, O: Ridder, Megan; BRAKES ON FIRE (The Chairman Of The Board x Dansel Fontana), Ex: Karsten, Sarah Ann, O: Hitch, Jo Ann; ROL BLUE SUEDE SHOES (Cytosk x Callaway’s Blue Sky), Ex: Wallace, Jeffrey, O: Wallace, Janice; KNIGHT HOPE (MC Sir Hope x RM Dancing Queen), Ex: Bay, Sierra, O: Bay, Sierra; TOI TALENT (Matoi x Feather Talent), Ex: Gibbs, Shannon, O: Kujawa, Jill. HA/AA Mounted Native Costume JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: MPH BUBBA CAN DANCE (Sir Victor x Nik Nak Paddy Wack), Ex: Martin, Skylar Ann, O: Martin, Tamara or Mike; Reserve:

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APOLLO MCCARTNEY (Apollopalooza x UF Supreme Surprise), Ex: Gropp, Raven, O: Smith, Lisa; Top Ten: FIRE STORM GM (Cease Fire x Chase The Clouds), Ex: Shino, Joshua, O: Shino, Carolyn McDonald; EVER SO HOT (Unquestionablyhot x Eruptive), Ex: Landers, Sydney, O: Landers, Gwendolyn or Sydney; SW GLORY DAYS (Celtic Warrior x Victorias Secret), Ex: Hay, Taylor, O: Britt-Hay, Deborah. Reining HA/AA Reining Horse JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: HOLLYWOOD BLOCKBUSTER (Hollywood Dun It x PGN Vanity), Ex: Rosenbaum, Danielle, O: Jensen Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: SR DESPERADO (Topline Eldorado x T W Firenice), Ex: Rosenbaum, Danielle, O: Rosenbaum, Kevin; Top Ten: FLIGHT OF FANCI (Poco Loco Doc x Class Of Angels), Ex: Waltos, Mikailla, O: Waltos, Mikailla; COLORADO COWBOY ROY (The Cowboy King x WMS Lilly), Ex: Perczak, Leah, O: Perczak, Leah or Mari; BSF STARBUCK (Were Dun x Escada MF), Ex: Alexander, Mackenzie, O: Story Book Stables, Inc.; TR TEXAS T (Ima Dun Kid x Portena), Ex: Chisholm, Logan, O: Dennis & Linda Clark Limited Family Partnership. HA/AA Reining Horse JTR 13 & Under Championship Champion: TR HOLLYWOOD PRINCESS (Hollywood Dun It x Katallpa), Ex: Pakula, Olivia, O: Pakula, Olivia; Reserve: ROOTIN TOOTIN COWBOY (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: Pakula, Olivia, O: Pakula, Olivia; Top Ten: CR BOOMERANG (Heza German Melody x Bay Zalla), Ex: Redmond, Anna, O: Wolf Springs Ranch, Inc.; SAUL (Musseaus x Teen Witch), Ex: Roe, Victoria, O: Roe, Victoria; WIMPYS LITTLE CAT (Wimpys Little Step x Scat Cat), Ex: Roe, Victoria, O: Moore, Connie and Roe, Victoria. Trail HA/AA Trail Horse JOTR 14-17 Championship Champion: CLASSY PEPPY TEZA (Tangys Classy Peppy x Myriahberri Bey V), Ex: McKillop, Kirsten, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Reserve: WA BHU SABI (WA Bay Khem x Pharadawn), Ex: Brown, Amber, O: Pugh, Harmony or Dan and Brown, Erin; Top Ten: IRISH BUG-A-BOO (Flamenco Bey V x Irish Precious Rose), Ex: Dowson, Roy, O: Dowson, Tracy. HA/AA Trail Horse JOTR 13 & Under Championship Champion: ROOTIN TOOTIN COWBOY (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: Pakula, Olivia, O: Pakula, Olivia; Reserve: WA BHU SABI (WA Bay Khem x Pharadawn), Ex: Pugh, Tanner, O: Pugh, Harmony or Dan and Brown, Erin; Top Ten: WIMPYS LITTLE CAT (Wimpys Little Step x Scat Cat), Ex: Roe, Victoria, O: Moore, Connie and Roe, Victoria; MM CHEROKEE WARRIOR (GS Khochise x MM Cherokee Bay), Ex: Williams, Skye E C, O: Williams, Elizabeth, Skye E C or Mark.

HA/AA Mounted Native Costume JTR 13 & Under Champion MPH BUBBA CAN DANCE (Sir Victor x Nik Nak Paddy Wack), ridden by Skylar Ann Martin for owners Tamara and Mike Martin.

HA/AA Reining Horse JTR 14-17 Champion HOLLYWOOD BLOCKBUSTER (Hollywood Dun It x PGN Vanity), ridden by Danielle Rosenbaum for owner Jensen Arabians, Inc.

HA/AA Reining Horse JTR 13 & Under Champion TR HOLLYWOOD PRINCESS (Hollywood Dun It x Katallpa), ridden by owner Olivia Pakula.

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HA/AA Trail Horse JOTR 13 & Under Champion ROOTIN TOOTIN COWBOY (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), ridden by owner Olivia Pakula.

HA/AA Trail Horse JTR 14-17 Champion HANDSOME HOTRODDER (Hot Roddin Zippo x Serannada), ridden by Ian Robinson for owners Alice Jackson and Sandra Robinson.

HA/AA Trail Horse JTR 13 & Under Champion WA BHU SABI (WA Bay Khem x Pharadawn), ridden by Tanner Pugh for co-owners Harmony & Dan Pugh and Erin Brown.

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HA/AA Trail Horse JTR 14-17 Championship Champion: HANDSOME HOTRODDER (Hot Roddin Zippo x Serannada), Ex: Robinson, Ian, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Reserve: IM DESTINEES HOBBY (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), Ex: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey, O: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey; Top Ten: CLASSY PEPPY TEZA (Tangys Classy Peppy x Myriahberri Bey V), Ex: McKillop, Kirsten, O: McKillop, Kirsten and Mitchell McKillop, Jill; KHOCHISES PRIDE (Khochise x Midnights Pride), Ex: Schlegel, Helena, O: Bianchi, Alex; IRISH BUG-A-BOO (Flamenco Bey V x Irish Precious Rose), Ex: Dowson, Roy; O: Dowson, Tracy; WA BHU SABI (WA Bay Khem x Pharadawn), Ex: Brown, Amber, O: Pugh, Harmony or Dan and Brown, Erin; SACRED SACRIFICE (Sacred Indian x Bint Dartess), Ex: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey, O: Equine Veterinary Services. HA/AA Trail Horse JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: WA BHU SABI (WA Bay Khem x Pharadawn), Ex: Pugh, Tanner, O: Pugh, Harmony or Dan and Brown, Erin; Reserve: ROOTIN TOOTIN COWBOY (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: Pakula, Olivia, O: Pakula, Olivia; Top Ten: WIMPYS LITTLE CAT (Wimpys Little Step x Scat Cat), Ex: Roe, Victoria, O: Moore, Connie and Roe, Victoria; SRH HOLLY WOOD JACI (Hes A Bueno Jac x WN Loveinamist), Ex: Byrne, Grady, O: Golestani, Amanda; MM CHEROKEE WARRIOR (GS Khochise x MM Cherokee Bay), Ex: Williams, Skye E C, O: Williams, Elizabeth , Skye E C or Mark. Working Cow/Working Hunter HA/AA Working Cow Horse JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: RA KODIAK (Khemonada x Babie Jane), Ex: Peebles, Paige, O: Ralston, Eddie & Mitzi. HA/AA Working Hunter JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: TL FOOLIN AROUND (JA Bahim Sharaab x Irish), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Desiderio, Ricci; Reserve: SIMPLY IRRISISTIBLE (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer), Ex: Desiderio, Alexandria, O: Desiderio, Alexandria; Top Ten: CARTIER (GH Ventures Legacy x Velvet), Ex: Shelton, Mary Lauren, O: Desiderio, Brittany; GEORGETOWN EF (Fabricius x Golly Im Hot), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Pelphrey, Katie; M H ABSOLUT (Obelisque Normand x Ashara Jamaala), Ex: Faust, Erika, O: Desiderio, Anthony; NAVIGATORS ELGANT KC (Bins Navigator x Elegant Lady), Ex: Western, Madeline, O: Western, Madeline. Horsemanship HA/AA Western Horsemanship JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: DD Dance A lot (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: YOUNGBLOOD, RACHEL, O: Youngblood, Sherri; Reserve: Fox On Fire (Fire An Ice x Easter Haze), Ex: KAISER,

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MEREDITH, O: Brogle, Avery; Top Ten: CF Bandera (Sundance Kid V x I Am Plush), Ex: SCHWENK, LEAH, O: Gonzalez, Hugo or Nicole; KCJ Prinz Rafik (Normezmovin Prinz x C-L Rafika), Ex: SPIZZIRRI, AMARA, O: Spizzirri, Amara; Rootin Tootin Cowboy (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: PAKULA, JACKIE, O: Pakula, Olivia; Im Destinees Hobby (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), Ex: MITTEN, ALEXANDRA AUBREY, O: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey; Classy Peppy Teza (Tangys Classy Peppy x Myriahberri Bey V), Ex: MCKILLOP, KIRSTEN, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Copi Rite (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza), Ex: EDWARDS, ALLISON, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; AW Darc Mica (Darc Shataun x Plea Moi), Ex: KELSCH, MEGAN, O: Kelsch, Megan; The Buck Stops Here (Cat Man Dooley x Bookra Gentry), Ex: MARSH, RILEY, O: Mattson, Christi. HA/AA Western Horsemanship JTR 13 & Under Champion: Rootin Tootin Cowboy (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: PAKULA, OLIVIA, O: Pakula, Olivia; Reserve: Im Destinees Hobby (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), Ex: BYRNE, GRADY, O: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey; Top Ten: TR Gone Hollywood (Hollywood Dun It x Afire Of Gold), Ex: SPORRONG, ANNA, O: Earles, Jennifer & Jason; WR Isabella (Amazing Fame V x Baskabella), Ex: LANDERS, SYDNEY, O: Landers, Gwendolyn or Sydney; Spirit America (My America x Akhaura), Ex: PHELPS, EMILIA, O: Moffitt, Karla; Shariah Star (Cody x Promise Shariah), Ex: BOGGS, OLIVIA, O: Boggs, Robert or Janene; The Buck Stops Here (Cat Man Dooley x Bookra Gentry), Ex: BARGENQUAST, TAYLOR, O: Mattson, Christi; Sacred Sacrifice (Sacred Indian x Bint Dartess), Ex: ROE, VICTORIA, O: Equine Veterinary Services. Equitation HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14 - 17 Championship - Champion: TC Matador (Zodiac Matador x Love Me Love Me Not), Ex: HOLMES, CHLOE, O: Siar, Sharon Chauncey; Reserve: Conway (Glencrest’s Supreme Legacy x Jameel Talmih), Ex: MEINERS, KELSEY, O: Meiners, Randy & Carla; Top Ten: Funky White Boy (AA Apollo Bey x CF Delightful Encounter), Ex: WITTER-JARVIS, BROOKE MARIE, O: Vesty, Stuart & Sandy; H Beyberry Adventure (Hucklebey Berry x Adventuresome), Ex: STRANGE, BAILEY, O: Strange, Raquel & Bailey; BA Rise To Fame (The Color Of Fame x Wienna), Ex: CAMACHO, KATHLYN, O: Camacho, Kathlyn; Strikes So Sassy (Strike Up The Band’s Legacy x GA Louisiana Grey), Ex: RYAN, ALEXANDRIA, O: Ryan, Charlene; Pure Poppy (Zodiac Matador x Sultan’s Pretty Please), Ex: COX, ALEXUS, O: Bangs, Kelly; CA Jeapordy (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), Ex: DELISI, SARAH, O: Delisi, Sarah;

HA/AA Working Cow Horse JTR 17 & Under Champion R A KODIAK (Khemonada x Babie Jane), ridden by Paige Peebles for owners Eddie and Mitzi Ralston.

HA/AA Working Hunter JTR 17 & Under Champion TL FOOLIN AROUND (JA Bahim Sharaab x Irish), ridden by Alexandria Desiderio for owner Ricci Desiderio.

HA/AA Western Horsemanship JTR 14-17 Champion R ACHEL YOUNGBLOOD on DD Dance A lot (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), for owner Sherri Youngblood.

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Rockafella B (Baske Afire x Wishes), Ex: HARKINS, KIIRA, O: Harkins, Kristin; Let The Sun Shine (Matoi x Desdemona Sunshine), Ex: HOLDER, ALEXANDRA, O: Holder, Alexandra.

HA/AA Western Horsemanship JTR 13 & Under Champion OLIVIA PAKULA, owner of Rootin Tootin Cowboy (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly).

HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14 - 17 Champion CHLOE HOLMES on TC Matador (Zodiac Matador x Love Me Love Me Not), for owner Sharon Chauncey Siar.

HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Champion MATT HUKE, owner of Aphrodisiac (Majesteit x EA Aphroditie).

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HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Aphrodisiac (Majesteit x EA Aphroditie), Ex: HUKE, MATT, O: Huke, Matt; Reserve: Sufis Highcommand (Avatar Al Sufi x Buck’s Song), Ex: BUDD, WYATT, O: Budd, Mike or Terri; Top Ten: VSH Shes A Sweetheart (Night Of Roses x Sweetn Savvy QCA), Ex: WILSON, MARY MAG, O: Wilson, Mary Mag and Toth, Dick; Mei Way LOA (Meistermind x Sultan’s Daybreak), Ex: MOORE, EMILY, O: Moore, Elizabeth or Tom; SF Total Recall (Cologne x Mountainviews Highland Reviews), Ex: MULLIS, MACKENZIE, O: Mullis, Richard or Mackenzie; Lifeinthefastlane CMJ (Take Heart x Hot Flashez TSA), Ex: HASSINGER, TARA, O: Hassinger, Tara; Apollo McCartney (Apollopalooza x UF Supreme Surprise), Ex: GROPP, RAVEN, O: Smith, Lisa. HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: Hucks High Esteem (Atlantis Bey V x Huckprowlingladyv), Ex: WHITE, ZACHARY, O: White, Lisa Jo; Reserve: Toi Diva CRF (Matoi x Glamorize), Ex: ROBBINS, FAITH, O: Robbins, Lori & Michael and Robbins, Faith; Top Ten: LBF Berry Great Day (Sultan’s Great Day x Berry Fancee), Ex: KAZECK, TOREY, O: McCollum, Sandy; EQL Annie Hall (GTF Hallmark x G Calumbine), Ex: SHAFFER, NORA, O: Shaffer, Laura; Air Ghazi (El Ghazi x Sultans Sherry), Ex: ROEDER, ELAINA, O: Roeder, Elise & Elaina; Nights Afire Bey (Bask Afire Bey x Gem Of The Night), Ex: LARSON, NIKKI, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; Wyman Oaks Joey (Arborlane Tangos Wee Pee x HL Reata), Ex: CAMPBELL, WHITNEY, O: Campbell, Whitney; Halsteads Patriot (Ariberry Bey V x Halstead’s Valerie), Ex: ROBERTS, QUINTIN, O: Beale, Beth or Savanna. HA/AA Western Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: Copi Rite (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza), Ex: EDWARDS, CAROLINE, O: Edwards, Amy, Allison or Caroline; Reserve: DD Dance A lot (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: JONES, HANNAH, O: Youngblood, Sherri; Top Ten: Im Destinees Hobby (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), Ex: RUDDOCK, SHELBY LYNN, O: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey; TCE Flaxen Fire (TC Expression x St Pat’s Irish Supreme), Ex: BJERKE, KAJ, O: Bjerke, Boni Lavelle & Ethan & Kaj; Fox On Fire (Fire An Ice x Easter Haze), Ex: BROGLE, AVERY, O: Brogle, Avery; Sweet Summer SS (MJD Corona De Oro x Eternal SS), Ex: GILBERT, MELISSA, O: Gilbert, Mary Margaret or Melissa; Sundance Girl V (Sundance Kid V x Hucks Starlight V), Ex: DAWE, ELIZABETH, O: Dawe, Greg; Some Shine

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At Knight (Allionces Knight x Redeeming Silver), Ex: PULLIFRONE, CHASE, O: Graef, Elsie and Maggio, Joyce Graef; Apache Amistad (Don Amistad x Indy), Ex: HARRIS, KAITLIN, O: Redmond, Michael & Linda. HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: Navigators Elgant KC (Bins Navigator x Elegant Lady), Ex: WESTERN, MADELINE, O: Western, Madeline; Reserve: Crimson Illusion (Bey Oro x Crimson Spider), Ex: PELPHREY, KATIE, O: Cotroneo, Arielle; Top Ten: Prince Paso (L Paso x Yesterday’s Love), Ex: BURNS, NIKKI, O: Burns, Nikki; MA Ice Breaker (Zodiac Matador x Waiting In The Wings), Ex: NOVAK, NIKKI, O: Novak, Nikki; Mynt Condition (Brummel J Radames x Minted Miss Sister), Ex: BUTTACAVOLI, FRANCESCA, O: Buttacavoli, Karen; Color Of Flame LK (The Color Of Fame x Spring Azure), Ex: SVENNES, CHRISTIAN, O: Svennes, Jeff & Lesa; DD Dance A lot (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: YOUNGBLOOD, RACHEL, O: Youngblood, Sherri; SPblondes Havemorefun (Bey Arrogance x Stonewalls Silver & Gold), Ex: COTRONEO, ARIELLE, O: Cotroneo, Patricia, TL Foolin Around (JA Bahim Sharaab x Irish), Ex: DESIDERIO, ALEXANDRIA, O: Desiderio, Ricci; NK Cavalier (Buttonwood Royale x Desert Breeze), Ex: ROSS, PAIGE, O: Saqqara Arabians, Inc. HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Crimson Illusion (Bey Oro x Crimson Spider), Ex: SPORRONG, ANNA, O: Cotroneo, Arielle; Reserve: WV Major Major (DS Major Afire x SH Mstarlite), Ex: CARLSON, BETSY, O: McDonald, Learl & Janine; Top Ten: SRC Phoenix Rising (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: HERNANDEZ, QUINCY, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Wizard Of Roz (Scrimmage x Valley Gossip), Ex: BULLARD, KEELEY, O: Bullard, Keeley; Soonahmi (Amantt x Pros Dream), Ex: CEDERBERG, ALLISON LOUISE, O: Cederberg, Allison Louise; Magic Carpet Ride (Take Heart x Cortessa), Ex: THORSON, DAKOTA, O: Bonnain, Aimee; Famoso (C A Hermoso x Date With An Angel), Ex: STROUD, AMELIA, O: Stroud, Karen or Amelia; Spirit America (My America x Akhaura), Ex: PHELPS, EMILIA, O: Moffitt, Karla; Daencin Inthedark (Daen x KA Narya), Ex: GROPP, RAVEN, O: Gropp, Raven; Vintage Nicely Dun (Don Ibn Bask x Burts Capital Gain), Ex: BILLINGSLEY, KENDALL, O: Masters, Renee & Leah. HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump Walk/ Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: SRC Phoenix Rising (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: HERNANDEZ, LEXI, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Reserve: Prince Paso (L Paso x Yesterday’s Love), Ex: KJEMS, ANNA, O: Burns, Nikki; Top Ten: Tamar Applejack (So Excited ER x Iris), Ex: GILBERT, MELISSA, O: Martino, Lauren; WV Major Major (DS Major Afire x SH Mstarlite), Ex:

HA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion ZACHARY WHITE on Hucks High Esteem (Atlantis Bey V x Huckprowlingladyv), for owner Lisa Jo White.

HA/AA Western Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion CAROLINE EDWARDS, owner of Copi Rite (CA Lazer Copi x El Jay Tharza).

HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 14-17 Champion MADELINE WESTERN, owner of Navigators Elgant KC (Bins Navigator x Elegant Lady).

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SHAFFER, NORA, O: McDonald, Learl & Janine; Its Mytime To Shine (D A Napitov x Time To Zip), Ex: TROWBRIDGE, ABAGAIL, O: Trowbridge, Abagail or Evan; Simply Irrisistible (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer), Ex: DOHERTY, CHLOE, O: Desiderio, Alexandria; SPblondes Havemorefun (Bey Arrogance x Stonewalls Silver & Gold), Ex: COTRONEO, FRANCESCA, O: Cotroneo, Patricia; Relience (Allience x Intheheatofthenight), Ex: CATE, RACHELE, O: Rushlow Arabians; The Beamer (Allience x Olanda), Ex: GRAMMER, NATALIE, O: Pelphrey, Katie; Stoli (Defiancce x JM Madame Esq), Ex: CAMPBELL, WHITNEY, O: Campbell, Whitney.

HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 13 & Under Champion ANNA SPORRONG on Crimson Illusion (Bey Oro x Crimson Spider), for owner Arielle Cotroneo.

HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump Walk/Trot 10 & Under Champion LEXI HERNANDEZ on SRC Phoenix Rising (Loki x Wind Fli), for owner Adrienne Hancock-Leong.

HA/AA Reining Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: TR Texas T (Ima Dun Kid x Portena), Ex: CHISHOLM, LOGAN, O: Dennis & Linda Clark Limited Family Partnership; Reserve: Classy Peppy Teza (Tangys Classy Peppy x Myriahberri Bey V), Ex: MCKILLOP, KIRSTEN, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Top Ten: Dun Your Heart Good (Dun It With A Twist x HF Allianna), Ex: HISER, CHANDLER, O: Hiser, Velvet or Wes; Flight Of Fanci (Poco Loco Doc x Class Of Angels), Ex: WALTOS, MIKAILLA, O: Waltos, Mikailla; AW Darc Mica (Darc Shataun x Plea Moi), Ex: KELSCH, MEGAN, O: Kelsch, Megan; SR Desperado (Topline Eldorado x T W Firenice), Ex: ROSENBAUM, DANIELLE, O: Rosenbaum, Kevin; Inexpensive Hobby (Okie Paul Quixote x Aristette MIA), Ex: GUY, KARA, O: Guy, David or Kara; KCJ Prinz Rafik (Normezmovin Prinz x C-L Rafika), Ex: SPIZZIRRI, AMARA, O: Spizzirri, Amara. HA/AA Reining Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: Rootin Tootin Cowboy (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), Ex: PAKULA, OLIVIA, O: Sobral, Thiago; Reserve: The Buck Stops Here (Cat Man Dooley x Bookra Gentry), Ex: BARGENQUAST, TAYLOR, O: Mattson, Christi; Top Ten: Im So Sassy (Lasodo x Tapioca), Ex: KELLY, CHELSEA, O: Kelly, Shelley or Chelsea.

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HA/AA Reining Seat Equitation JTR 14-17 Champion LOGAN CHISHOLM on TR Texas T (Ima Dun Kid x Portena), for owner Dennis & Linda Clark Limited Family Partnership.

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A/HA/AA UPHA Arabian Breeds JTR 14-17 Challenge Cup Championship - Champion: CA Jeapordy (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), Ex: DELISI, SARAH, O: Delisi, Sarah; Reserve: BA Rise To Fame (The Color Of Fame x Wienna), Ex: CAMACHO, KATHLYN, O: Camacho, Kathlyn; Top Ten: Giggolo (Afire Bey V x The Small Town Blues), Ex: STRANGE, BAILEY, O: Strange, Raquel & Bailey; TC Matador (Zodiac Matador x Love Me Love Me Not), Ex: HOLMES, CHLOE, O: Siar, Sharon Chauncey; Conway (Glencrest’s Supreme Legacy x Jameel Talmih), Ex:

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MEINERS, KELSEY, O: Meiners, Randy & Carla; LBF Charlie Brown (Afire Bey V x CH Frosty Naranda), Ex: MAIDENBERG, DORY, O: McCollum, Sandy; Strikes So Sassy (Strike Up The Band’s Legacy x GA Louisiana Grey), Ex: RYAN, ALEXANDRIA, O: Ryan, Charlene; LV Springloaded (Maple Hills Hot Spots x Chase The Clouds), Ex: LAU, JENNY, O: Lau, Jenny; Let The Sun Shine (Matoi x Desdemona Sunshine), Ex: HOLDER, ALEXANDRA, O: Holder, Alexandra; Harry Winston (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: KERN, OLIVIA, O: Rheault, Carol or Rickert, Michelle Rheault. A/HA/AA UPHA Arabian Breeds JTR 13 & Under Challenge Cup Championship - Champion: Mei Way LOA (Meistermind x Sultan’s Daybreak), Ex: MOORE, EMILY, O: Moore, Elizabeth or Tom; Reserve: Lifeinthefastlane CMJ (Take Heart x Hot Flashez TSA), Ex: HASSINGER, TARA, O: Hassinger, Tara; Top Ten: X-Treme Afire (Afire Bey V x Just Alluring), Ex: COSGROVE, CAREY, O: Sneath, Gordon, Georgeen or Sarah; SF Total Recall (Cologne x Mountainviews Highland Reviews), Ex: MULLIS, MACKENZIE, O: Mullis, Richard or Mackenzie; Halsteads Patriot (Ariberry Bey V x Halstead’s Valerie), Ex: BEALE, SAVANNA, O: Beale, Beth or Savanna; Vegas LOA (Meistermind x Love Me Tonight), Ex: BURNS, AMANDA, O: Sherman Glaser, Sara; Apollo McCartney (Apollopalooza x UF Supreme Surprise), Ex: GROPP, RAVEN, O: Smith, Lisa; VSH Shes A Sweetheart (Night Of Roses x Sweetn Savvy QCA), Ex: WILSON, MARY MAG, O: Wilson, Mary Mag and Toth, Dick; Hucks High Esteem (Atlantis Bey V x Huckprowlingladyv), Ex: GROOVER, ISABELLA, O: White, Lisa Jo. UPHA Arabian Breeds Walk/Trot 10 & Under Challenge Cup Championship - Champion: Hucks High Esteem (Atlantis Bey V x Huckprowlingladyv), Ex: WHITE, ZACHARY, O: White, Lisa Jo; Reserve: Toi Diva CRF (Matoi x Glamorize), Ex: ROBBINS, FAITH, O: Robbins, Lori & Michael and Robbins, Faith; Top Ten: LBF Berry Great Day (Sultan’s Great Day x Berry Fancee), Ex: KAZECK, TOREY, O: McCollum, Sandy; Ames Captivator (Matoi x MC Jakita), Ex: MICHELS, MIKAYLA, O: Michels, Karen or Mikayla; Air Ghazi (El Ghazi x Sultans Sherry), Ex: ROEDER, ELAINA, O: Roeder, Elise & Elaina; DA Atlas (Triften x Ariaelle), Ex: ALPERT, FALAN, O: Wolf Springs Ranches, Inc.; EQL Annie Hall (GTF Hallmark x G Calumbine), Ex: SHAFFER, NORA, O: Shaffer, Laura; Nights Afire Bey (Bask Afire Bey x Gem Of The Night), Ex: LARSON, NIKKI, O: Larson, Nikki or Lori; Hes The Berries (Hucklebey Berry x Baskins-Belle), Ex: RICKERT, KENDALL, O: Siemon, Matthew or Sara; Wyman Oaks Joey (Arborlane Tangos Wee Pee x HL Reata), Ex: CAMPBELL, WHITNEY, O: Campbell, Whitney.

HA/AA Reining Seat Equitation JTR 13 & Under Champion OLIVIA PAKULA on Rootin Tootin Cowboy (Rum Squall x TA Chantilly), for owner Thiago Sobral.

A/HA/AA UPHA Arabian Breeds JTR 14-17 Challenge Cup Champion SAR AH DELISI, owner of CA Jeapordy (Sultan’s Affirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady).

A/HA/AA UPHA Arabian Breeds JTR 13 & Under Challenge Cup Champion EMILY MOORE on Mei Way LOA (Meistermind x Sultan’s Daybreak), for owners Elizabeth and Tom Moore.

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UPHA Arabian Breeds Walk/Trot 10 & Under Challenge Cup Champion ZACHARY WHITE on Hucks High Esteem (Atlantis Bey V x Huckprowlingladyv), for owner Lisa Jo White.

A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 14-17 Champion ROXANNE SHELGREN with DA Twighlight Zone (Triften x Fiezona), for owner Crystal Garcia.

A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 11-13 Champion JOSHUA SHINO with Alada Spirit MBA (Alada Baskin I x Saucy Springtime), for owners Catherine and Dale Fry.

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A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 14-17 Championship Champion: DA Twilight Zone (Triften x Fiezona), Ex: SHELGREN, ROXANNE, O: Garcia, Crystal; Reserve: PKA Chippendale (KMA Commemoration x AM Dream Song), Ex: PHAN, JACQUELYN NICOLE, O: Phan, Jacquelyn Nicole; Top Ten: Spirit Of Sasha (Spirit Of Jozef x Laqueurs Sasha), Ex: UTTER, KENDALL, O: Utter, Kendall; Psyche Spirit (Padrons Psyche x LL Luisa), Ex: FLAGELLO, GIORGIANNA, O: Flagello, Giorgianna; GS Knight Wind (Crimson Knight x GSA Wind Allure), Ex: PAKULA, JACKIE, O: Long, Laurie or Macie; Queen Of Hearts LA (Ole Patche Rock x Hearts Desyre), Ex: GALLOWAY, DEVIN, O: Galloway, Devin; Court Marshall PA (TC Marshall x Fantasia PA), Ex: GUY, KARA, O: Pakula, Jackie or Olivia; Fox On Fire (Fire An Ice x Easter Haze), Ex: KAISER, MEREDITH, O: Brogle, Avery; Aladas Dream ER (Alada Baskin x Dreams Delight), Ex: KARSTEN, SARAH ANN, O: Rosewood Arabians; U Shakam All (RR Akmal Bey x MC Jabaskenade), Ex: SCHLEGEL, HELENA, O: Schlegal, Jeffrey or Helena. A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 11-13 Championship Champion: Alada Spirit MBA (Alada Baskin I x Saucy Springtime), Ex: SHINO, JOSHUA, O: Fry, Catherine or Dale; Reserve: Psyche Spirit (Padrons Psyche x LL Luisa), Ex: MCDANIEL, EMELEE, O: Flagello, Giorgianna; Top Ten: Glor-Eze Amber Wave (Capitan x Wind Lass), Ex: BUSSELL, KAYLEE, O: Lingnau, Melinda; Aladas Dream ER (Alada Baskin x Dreams Delight), Ex: WAYNE, MACKENZIE, O: Rosewood Arabians; DA Twilight Zone (Triften x Fiezona), Ex: GARCIA, CRYSTAL, O: Garcia, Crystal; JS Serinah (CW Bravado x Ambaretta), Ex: ROGERS, AMANDA, O: Jolee Arabians; Cedardell Gig (Cedardell Cinco x Onyx Bars), Ex: MADDEN, MOLLY, O: Richards, Kathy, Ron & Lesley; Stoli (Defiancce x JM Madame Esq), Ex: WELCH, OLIVIA, O: Campbell, Whitney; Aria MTA (Hucklebey Berry x Always MTA), Ex: WALDERSEN, BROOKE, O: Waldersen, Brooke; Alpine Hai Noon (Bay Susayn x Hai Fashion), Ex: BARGENQUAST, TAYLOR, O: Mattson, Sarah or Christi. A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 10 & Under Championship - Champion: Stoli (Defiancce x JM Madame Esq), Ex: CAMPBELL, WHITNEY, O: Campbell, Whitney; Reserve: JS Serinah (CW Bravado x Ambaretta), Ex: PEDREGON, VANESSA, O: Jolee Arabians; Top Ten: DD Dance A lot (JDM Rain Dance x With Spirit BW FS), Ex: JONES, HANNAH, O: Youngblood, Sherri; Miboytoi (Matoi x MHR Miz Jackie), Ex: SOUSA, TARA, O: Buttacavoli, Karen; Fox On Fire (Fire An Ice x Easter Haze), Ex: BROGLE, AVERY, O: Brogle, Avery; Alpine Hai Noon (Bay Susayn x Hai

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Fashion), Ex: CHAMBERLAIN, BRIANNA, O: Mattson, Sarah or Christi; Sundance Girl V (Sundance Kid V x Hucks Starlight V), Ex: DAWE, ELIZABETH, O: Dawe, Greg; PKA Chippendale (KMA Commemoration x AM Dream Song), Ex: FOSTER, TIMARI, O: Phan, Jacquelyn Nicole. A/HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Over Obstacles JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: Simply Irrisistible (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer), Ex: DESIDERIO, ALEXANDRIA, O: Desiderio, Alexandria; Reserve: Riverr Dance (CWP Chances Are x Majalis), Ex: COTRONEO, ARIELLE, O: Cotroneo, Francesca; Top Ten: Navigators Elgant KC (Bins Navigator x Elegant Lady), Ex: WESTERN, MADELINE, O: Western, Madeline; Georgetown EF (Fabricius x Golly Im Hot), Ex: PELPHREY, KATIE, O: Pelphrey, Katie. A/HA/AA Trail Walk/Jog 10 & Under Championship - Champion: Im Destinees Hobby (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), Ex: RUDDOCK, SHELBY LYNN, O: Mitten, Alexandra Aubrey; Reserve: Serannada (Robby x Serana), Ex: BAST, CONNOR, O: Jackson, Alice and Robinson, Sandra; Top Ten: OB Wan Kanobi (Marcus Canadius x Sheba Zaba), Ex: WILMS, WYATT, O: Mulcahy, Jeanne; MC Bay Eclipse (JJ Parone x Lovs Monika), Ex: MCDONALD, FALLON, O: Labadie, Julia; Star Maker J (Stars x Shilow), Ex: EDWARDS, CAROLINE, O: McKillop, Kirsten or Mitchell McKillop, Jill; Khochises Pride (Khochise x Midnights Pride), Ex: CHAMBERLAIN, BRIANNA, O: Bianchi, Alex.

A/HA/AA Showmanship JTH 10 & Under Champion WHITNEY CAMPBELL, owner of Stoli (Defiancce x JM Madame Esq).

Dressage A/HA/AA Dressage Training Level JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: KINGS CITILIGHTS (Silverado Bey x Ssbasenka), Ex: Boothe, Hillary, O: Boothe, Sarah or Hillary; Reserve: SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Kamer, Mary Catherine, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Top Ten: HH ANTONIA (HH Allegro x Balquena V), Ex: Howell, Amanda, O: Howell, Jonathan & Susan; PKA CHIPPENDALE (KMA Commemoration x AM Dream Song), Ex: Phan, Jacquelyn Nicole, O: Phan, Jacquelyn Nicole; CRIMSON ILLUSION (Bey Oro x Crimson Spider), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Cotroneo, Arielle; IMA CELEBRITY TOO (Celebrity Bey x Supreme Illusion), Ex: Retamoza, Tori, O: Hernandez, Quincy & Lexi; PRINCE PASO (L Paso x Yesterdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Love), Ex: Burns, Nikki, O: Burns, Nikki; AUR MAGIC MIRAGE (Aul Magic x El Ghazis Mirage), Ex: Herbst, Kaylan, O: Herbst, Kristin or Denny; SIMPLY IRRISISTIBLE (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Desiderio, Alexandria; GEORGETOWN EF (Fabricius x Golly Im Hot), Ex: Pelphrey, Katie, O: Pelphrey, Katie.

A/HA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Over Obstacles JTR 17 & Under Champion ALEXANDRIA DESIDERIO, owner of Simply Irrisistible (Apple Hill Ahrah x Stardancer).

A/HA/AA Trail Walk/Jog 10 & Under Champion IM DESTINEES HOBBY (Como Chex Hobby x Oasis Destinee), ridden by Shelby Lynn Ruddock for owner Alexandra Aubrey Mitten.

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A/HA/AA Dressage Training Level and First Level JTR 14-17 Champion KINGS CITILIGHTS (Silverado Bey x Ssbasenka), ridden by owner Hillary Boothe.

A/HA/AA Dressage Training Level and First Level JTR 13 & Under Champion SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), with Quincy Hernandez and Dressage Walk/ Trot 10 & Under Champion with Lexi Hernandez for owner Adrienne Hancock-Leong.

A/HA/AA Dressage Training Level JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: HancockLeong, Adrienne; Reserve: SRC NIGHT WIND (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Top Ten: IMA CELEBRITY TOO (Celebrity Bey x Supreme Illusion), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Hernandez, Quincy & Lexi; WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Wickel, Gabrielle or Shannon; EVG SIERRA (Berry Allience V x SCA Olivia), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Knutson, Gloria; TAKHOSABI (Khemosabi x HHR Serenata), Ex: Upchurch, Jenna, O: Upchurch, Diane or Jenna; THE JAZZ MAN WSB (Afire Bey V x Jasperina), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Benefield, Mary Lou and Wall, Doris; PSF EXCLAMATION (Awesome Knight x W-M Regina), Ex: Henderson, Katelynn, O: Henderson, Margaret or Katelynn; SS DESPICABLE (Desperado V x HL Alissta), Ex: Upchurch, Jenna, O: Herbst, Kristin or Denny; IM MR RIGHT SRC (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Lesburgueres, Natacha. A/HA/AA Dressage First Level JTR 14-17 Championship - Champion: KINGS CITILIGHTS (Silverado Bey x Ssbasenka), Ex: Boothe, Hillary, O: Boothe, Sarah or Hillary; Reserve: LP SNICKERS (Pasos Perfection x LA Lali), Ex: Freeman, Michelle, O: Freeman, Linda; Top Ten: KHEMOS DRAMA (Khemosabi x Diamond Annie), Ex: Craig, Emily, O: Anderson, Joanne and Craig, Emily; TAKIN NAMES (Port Bask x MHR Sunrise), Ex: Retamoza, Tori, O: Retamoza, Tori; GRACE KELLY VF (Alada Baskin x Monaco), Ex: Hansen, Alana, O: Branes, Larissa; HISHO (Widow Maker x Sweet Secret), Ex: Lyons, Jessica, O: Howser, Emily; SANS PREMIUM EDGE (Sanskrit x Kita Kuni), Ex: Boothe, Hillary, O: Boothe, Sarah and Hillary; AUR MAGIC MIRAGE (Aul Magic x El Ghazis Mirage), Ex: Herbst, Kaylan, O: Herbst, Kristin or Denny; SONNE PRINZ (Kazmorafic x Eis Angel), Ex: French, Sophie, O: French, Sophie or Aimee; ZULU LOA (Musik Man x Masquerade), Ex: Lewis, Klaire, O: Lewis, Kathryn or Klaire. A/HA/AA Dressage First Level JTR 13 & Under Championship - Champion: SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: HancockLeong, Adrienne; Reserve: ALADA LENA (Alada Baskin x Katalena Bey), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; Top Ten: IMA CELEBRITY TOO (Celebrity Bey x Supreme Illusion), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Hernandez, Quincy & Lexi; HISHO (Widow Maker x Sweet Secret), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Howser, Emily; SRC NIGHT WIND (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Quincy, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne; IM MR RIGHT SRC (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Lesburgueres, Natacha.

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A/HA/AA Dressage Second Level JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: KHEMOS DRAMA (Khemosabi x Diamond Annie), Ex: Craig, Emily, O: Anderson, Joanne and Craig, Emily; Reserve: HH VALENTINO (Mystrigo x Bit Of Klass), Ex: Johnson, Shea, O: Johnson, Nicolle; Top Ten: ZAHREFOX (Foxglove x Grante Zahresthr), Ex: Johnson, Shea, O: Johnson, Nicolle; ALADA LENA (Alada Baskin x Katalena Bey), Ex: Howser, Emily, O: Hancock-Leong, Adrienne. A/HA/AA Dressage Third Level JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: KHALENA ROYALE (I Am Graf Royal x Georgias Khalena), Ex: Boothe, Hillary, O: Boothe, Sarah or Hillary; Reserve: HH VALENTINO (Mystrigo x Bit Of Klass), Ex: Johnson, Shea, O: Johnson, Nicolle. A/HA/AA Dressage Fourth Level JTR 17 & Under Championship - Champion: KHALENA ROYALE (I Am Graf Royal x Georgias Khalena), Ex: Boothe, Hillary, O: Boothe, Sarah or Hillary. A/HA/AA Dressage Walk/Trot 10 & Under Championship - Champion: SRC PHOENIX RISING (Loki x Wind Fli), Ex: Hernandez, Lexi, O: HancockLeong, Adrienne; Reserve: ALADA LENA (Alada Baskin x Katalena Bey), Ex: Walton, Lily, O: HancockLeong, Adrienne; Top Ten: HISHO (Widow Maker x Sweet Secret), Ex: Wickel, Gabrielle, O: Howser, Emily; IM MR RIGHT SRC (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Walton, Lily, O: Lesburgueres, Natacha; NW BEAU BASKIN (Alada Baskin x R-Beaute), Ex: Martinelli, Ariane, O: Martinelli, Ariane; CW FACTOR (Zodiac Matador x Firenella), Ex: Rivers, Mackenzie, O: Rivers, Mackenzie; WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN (Serenity Galil x Sindee Sue), Ex: Wickel, Gabrielle, O: Wickel, Gabrielle or Shannon; EVG SIERRA (Berry Allience V x SCA Olivia), Ex: Hernandez, Lexi, O: Knutson, Gloria; PRINCE PASO (L Paso x Yesterday’s Love), Ex: Kjems, Anna, O: Burns, Nikki; SRC NIGHT WIND (Sheer Outrage x Wind Fli), Ex: Walton, Lily, O: HancockLeong, Adrienne. ■

A/HA/AA Dressage Second Level JTR 17 & Under Champion KHEMOS DR AMA (Khemosabi x Diamond Annie), ridden by co-owner Emily Craig, for co-owner Joanne Anderson.

A/HA/AA Dressage Third Level and Fourth Level JTR 17 & Under Champion KHALENA ROYALE (I Am Graf Royal x Georgias Khalena), ridden by owner Hillary Boothe.

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Looking To The Future:

A New Show To Promote Arabian Horses by Bob Battaglia

You may remember that in the June issue of Arabian Horse Times, I wrote about the creation of a new show for Arabians and Half-Arabians that was in the planning stages. I’m happy to report that the show is becoming a reality. As I wrote then, it is designed along the lines of the old Arabian Horse Fairs, which were popular in the 1970s. In other words, while it will offer exciting competition, it will also include an extensive educational and promotional program to bring more people into Arabian horses. Here are the basics.

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“It will be at Freedom Hall, at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Louisville, Ky. We expect the inaugural show to be held during the third week of September 2012.”

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Where and when will the show be held? It will be at Freedom Hall, at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Louisville, Ky. We expect the inaugural show to be held during the third week of September 2012.

to spend every moment at the showgrounds. We talked to a broad cross-section of owners, exhibitors and trainers, and the majority of them told us Louisville was where they’d like to go if it were possible.

Scheduling and other attractions. We envision a schedule of competition classes in the morning and evening— probably no afternoons, except on Friday and Saturday. The first few afternoons will be reserved for the educational seminars and demonstrations.

In August 2010, during the Saddlebred World’s Championship Horse Show, a group of us met with KFEC management, told them our ideas, explained our requirements and explored dates. The result was that we locked in the dates and now are waiting for contracts. As soon as the paperwork is signed, the specific dates will be announced.

In addition, we will be working on assembling prize money and attracting corporate sponsorships, and plans call for added entertainment to keep both horse people and the non-horse public involved. How big will the show be? I would have been happy with 300 horses in 2012, but now that I’ve talked to more people, I’ve had to revise that estimate upward. I think we’ll draw about 500 horses. The response we have received has been very, very rewarding. Who’s behind the show? Contrary to some rumors, it is not the Bob Battaglia Show, the Lara Ames Show, or the Arabian Horse Times Show. Yes, I am involved in its production, as is the Ames family, but there are others and we’re asking anyone who is interested to join us in this promotion of the Arabian horse.

A few details about the facility and how we see the show fitting in. In our planning, we have tried to anticipate every requirement there could be in putting on a horse show of the scope we envision. Even so, during our walk-through of the KFEC facility, we came up feedback with more ideas.

“Based on from the Arabian show public, we plan to make a few changes in the traditional Arabian show format. For instance, ‘sections’ will be changed to ‘divisions,’ and eight placings (first through eighth) will be announced.”

A little background. In selecting Louisville, we studied several locations (Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Lexington, Memphis, Nashville, Oklahoma City and Orlando), looking for not just a facility that could handle a top-caliber horse show, but one located in a destination city that would please the family and friends of horse people. Most of us do not come alone to our horse shows, and the people who accompany us don’t always want

We were especially impressed with what now is called the North Wing; when the U.S. Nationals were last held in Louisville, it was known as the East Wing, and is where the commercial exhibits and some of the premium stalls were. Since then, it has been completely rebuilt, specifically to accommodate horses. Water and electrical lines are underground, and are set up so water lines run to every other aisle and each stall has an electrical cord. At the Saddlebred show, commercial exhibits and stalls had been set up there, as well as a restaurant which served breakfast, lunch and dinner. (The food and service were very good.) The restaurant made a big difference because it helped the commercial exhibits and gave everyone someplace to relax, get a bite to eat and talk. With this setting, we also will have a commercial exhibit area filled with spectacular shopping. Commercial exhibitors play a vital part in an event’s financial

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strength and are an important part of the equation of a successful horse show. Many commercial exhibitors are excited about the possibility of a new and progressive venue to showcase their products. They are very much in support of the Louisville facility, and are anxious to be a part of this new show.

compare dollar to dollar, the added expense is not much more than what we would pay anywhere else and the return is superior.

Innovations we have in mind. Based on feedback from the Arabian show public, we plan to make a few changes in the traditional Arabian show format. For As many of you may know, fire destroyed three of the instance, “sections” will be changed to “divisions,” and shed row barns last year. Since then, one has been rebuilt, eight placings (first through eighth) will be announced. and the space where the others were has been covered. As at the World’s Championship Horse Show, the For the World’s Championships, high quality portable award ceremony itself will be expedited. While we all stalls had been installed there. We propose to use this appreciate the pride that everyone involved with a horse covered area for seminars, has in its win, the fact is demonstrations and a that the long presentations stallion row, so that farms we often see in the Arabian can bring their stallions and show ring—a process “One thing we don’t have yet set up lounge areas where that can take up to 20 is the perfect name. We had they can talk to potential minutes—slow the show explored something involving breeders and enthusiasts. down too much. How People will be able to touch can we ask people new to ‘North American,’ but as there the horses, and there can Arabians, who may become is already the North American be showings scheduled candidates for ownership, Livestock Show and Rodeo, so throughout the day in to sit through that class addition to the seminars. after class? we believe a name with its own At the moment, we also are definite personality would be looking into incorporating We’re also talking about better. I’m inviting everyone to a separate ring specifically introducing a new division suggest their favorite.” as an additional warm-up for Half-Arabians. Instead area for western horses. It of dividing them by age would be right next to the and gender, as is now done, traditional make-up arena we’ll break it down by for Freedom Hall. size: 15.2 and Under, and Over 15.2. As it stands now, there is little market for the smaller Half-Arabian, so And, of course, along with the new layouts, we will have we need to open that door. The purebreds can handle the benefit of Louisville’s traditional asset, the skyboxes. themselves, but since we have been breeding threeVery few horse show arenas have skyboxes as convenient quarter-this and three-quarter-that under the umbrella and well-appointed as those in Freedom Hall, and they of the Half-Arabian, we’ve created a problem in selling will be available for rent to interested parties. the ones who are not as tall as the others. One of the worst things I’ve heard is, ‘Oh, it’s a phenomenal If all of this sounds like it might be costly, let me just say show horse, but I don’t think it will win in the show that the KFEC people have been extremely cooperative ring because it’s not big enough.’ We propose to create and willing to work with us in a positive manner. Yes, it classes that will level the playing field. Smaller Halfis a little more expensive than some of the other venues, Arabians will have a place to show and compete, and but for what we want to do, it is the best place. When you along with that, a market of their own.

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Halter, too, is high on our priority list. We plan to use a scoring system similar to Scottsdale’s, and we will be seeking input from halter owners, breeders and trainers about the specific design of our schedule of competition. What we do know at this point is that we want the halter division to be as much of a treat for its enthusiasts as the performance classes will be to those who ride and drive.

to join in. I look forward to hearing your thoughts, and, I hope, working with you over the next two years to make this event the next step in the future of the Arabian breed in this country—and, okay, the world.

Ideas for the future. We are well aware that we can’t incorporate every idea in our first year. It may be several years before we are able to achieve all our goals. So, we have an extensive “wish list,” and we hope to build the show as we go along. Some of those goals are big and some are just tweaks to an already good format, but the emphasis in on growing, promoting the breed, and including and educating more people about Arabian horses. We feel that if we take our time, listen to our constituency and do our job right, the future can be unlimited. And now, let’s get rolling! At this point, we are two years away from our first show. I think we have a great board started, but as I said before, it’s going to take all hands on deck, so we welcome anyone who shares the vision and wants to get involved. Let me repeat: with our timing, we don’t expect to interfere with any other show; our goal is not to replace or conflict with any existing event, but to offer an alternative that is the major promotional and educational effort we feel the Arabian breed needs now. In talking to people, we’ve found that that is what they want. The past is past, and we’re trying to think ahead to a very positive future. One thing we don’t have yet is the perfect name. We had explored something involving “North American,” but as there is already the North American Livestock Show and Rodeo, so we believe a name with its own definite personality would be better. I’m inviting everyone to suggest their favorite. This show will be all about how exciting and rewarding the Arabian breed is on every level, so we’re asking you

Trainer, owner and breeder Bob Battaglia has been involved with Arabian horses for more than four decades. He has lost count of the number of championships and reserves he and his amateurs have won at the U.S., Canadian, and Youth Nationals; more than 10 years ago, it passed 450. He has been named APAHA Horseman of the Year four times, Saddle Seat Trainer of the Year three times, and English Trainer of the Year. In addition, he is known as an instructor with a unique ability to communicate with amateurs. Among other industry contributions, he has served on the Board of Directors of both the Arabian Horse Trust and the Arabian Horse Foundation, and was vice chair of the Education and Evaluation Committee. He has taught at AHA judging seminars, been a member of the AHA Judges’ Steering Committee, been Vice Chairman of the National and Regional Classes Committee, and has served on AHA’s Whip Study and APAHA’s Hoof Study Committees. For USEF, he served as Chair of the Show Standards Committee. He was a founding member and past president of APAHA. As a breeder, he has contributed an impressive array of national winning Arabians and Half-Arabians. ■

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Captain Sadleir's Reluctant Odyssey P A R T

by Andrew K. Steen

Probably never in history have the laurels of geographic exploration fallen on an individual more disinclined to receive them than Captain George Foster Sadleir. Certainly, no desert explorer ever gave a more modest account of such a momentous and dangerous journey or was less conscious of its importance. Strangely enough, it was never Captain Sadleirâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ambition or intention to cross Arabia all!

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e nevertheless deserves a place of honor as one of the greatest desert explorers of all time. In 1819, Sadleir became the first European to traverse the Arabian Peninsula from east to west. Riding mostly on horseback, he crossed more than 1,200 miles of uncharted wilderness “through a country in which the exact position of a single town had never been ascertained.” Traveling amidst the scorched-earth devastation of Ibrahim Pasha’s bloodthirsty conquest of Arabia, Sadleir risked his life every step of the way. Surprisingly, Captain Sadleir sought neither honors nor fame, and attained next to no public recognition for his singular accomplishment during his own lifetime. Therefore, the exploits of those that preceded him to the periphery of western Arabia (Niebuhr, Seetzen and Burckhardt, among others), and all those who afterwards arrived to the Najd Desert (Palgrave, Guarmani, Doughty and the Blunts, etc.,) are much more famous and their respective journeys far better known. Consequently, Sadleir’s fascinating critical commentaries about the Bedouins have been largely ignored by most historians. What slender and belated recognition Captain Sadleir received came only in 1904, with the publication of David George Hogarth’s The Penetration of Arabia—a hard-to-find book which only diehard Arab academics tend to

consult. (Hogarth was the Chief of the Arab Bureau in Cairo and the friend and mentor of T.E. Lawrence, “Lawrence of Arabia.”) Moreover, Sadleir’s astute observations about the Bedouins’ desertbred horses, which played such a crucial role in his fascinating adventure, have thus far been briefly alluded to by only two breed authorities, Major-General William Tweedie and Judith Forbis.

An Exemplary British Soldier At first glance, the protagonist of our story resembles the caricature of a model English officer—without whose qualities and virtues the British Empire never could have been won, but by the same token, the kind of man without whose shortcomings and deficiencies, it might never have been lost. Although Sadleir may seem like the stereotypical, condescending English officer so often portrayed in period-piece movies from the 1930s and 1940s, he was a courageous, highlydisciplined and diligent soldier who habitually carried out his orders far above and beyond the call of duty.

A Long Way To Tipperary George Foster Sadleir was born on January 19, 1789, of Anglo-Irish extraction. He was the second son of James Sadleir, a cotton manufacturer who was originally from Tipperary and later lived at Clonakilty, near Cork, in southwestern Ireland. His mother, Joanna Forster, was from Cork. In

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1791, James Sadleir became Sheriff of Cork. He was descended from John Sadleir, who in the 17th century had presented a silver mace to the town of Stratford-on-Avon, and was related to both Hamlet Sadleir (the executor of William Shakespeare’s estate) and Thomas Quiney, the celebrated poet’s son-in-law.

Subaltern Of The 47th Foot About Sadleir’s childhood nothing is known except that his formal education ended at age 16, when on April 4, 1805, he enlisted “without purchase” as an ensign (the lowest officer’s rank in the British Army) in the 47th Foot Regiment. The following year, he was promoted to lieutenant. Sadleir saw his first combat in 1807, when his regiment invaded Spain’s eastern colonies in South America, which were then known as Rio de la Plata (after the river which emptied into the Atlantic Ocean in a bay between Uruguay and Argentina). He was present at the British Army’s unsuccessful attack on Montevideo, Uruguay, and participated in the subsequent assault on Buenos Aires, Argentina. However, those rarely mentioned skirmishes were merely sideshows to the colossal battles of the Napoleonic Wars. In December 1807, immediately after that indecisive campaign, the 47th was transferred to Bombay, India, from whence in November of 1809, Sadleir’s regiment was sent on a punitive expedition against the Joasmee pirates at Rās-al-Khaimah on the Persian Gulf.

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Persia And Central India Lieutenant Sadleir’s next assignment took him to Persia (ancient Iran), where he was given his first real opportunity to demonstrate his leadership abilities. Pursuant to an 1809 treaty with Shah Fait Ali (17981834), England’s Ambassador Sir Gore Ouseley had requested “about six lieutenants and ensigns and a number of non-commissioned officers for the purpose of disciplining the Persian troops.” Sadleir was given command of a “detail of 43 men”—much like Lieutenant (later Sir) Henry Creswicke Rawlinson, “The Father of Assyriology,” would be dispatched to train the troops of Fait Ali’s successor, Shah Muhammed, some 20 years later. According to a communiqué by James Morier, Britain’s Minister at the Court of Persia (who, incidentally, authored the classic Hajji Baba of Isfahan), Sadleir and his troops, arrived at the Persian port of Bushire on June 25, 1812, aboard the East India Company’s cruiser Benares. It was a dangerous assignment—two of Sadleir’s predecessors had been murdered by the Persians in 1810 and a third killed by a Russian officer in 1812. During the arduous 1,700 mile return march from Tehran to Bushire, another three of his troops died along the way. Throughout that thorny assignment, Sadleir discharged his duties with distinction and when the military mission ended in 1815, Shah Fait Ali presented him with a sword and a firman, or imperial edict, commending his exemplary service. More importantly, Lieutenant Sadleir was “noticed” in the

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IN HISTORY General Orders by Lord Hastings, the GovernorGeneral and Commander-in-Chief of the Honorable East India Company’s Army. By 1813, Sadleir had ascended to the rank of “Captain on half-pay.” During 1817 and throughout 1818, he participated in the Malwa Campaign in Central India, in which the occupation of Poona (now known as Pune), the subjection of the Princely States of both Scindia and Berar, and the surrender of Nagpur, were achieved. That important engagement was significant because it consolidated the supremacy of British rule throughout almost all of India. Thanks to the favorable impression Sadleir had made upon Lord Hastings, he was chosen to undertake a very dangerous, secret mission into the uncharted depths of the Najd Desert, which inadvertently took him across the entire breadth of the Arabia Peninsula.

Ibrahim Pasha’s Defeat Of The Wahhabies In 1816, 26-year-old Ibrahim Pasha, son of Mohammed Ali, ruler of Egypt, had assumed command of the Egyptian forces in Arabia and the task of defeating the Wahhabie leader, Amir Abdullah Ibn Saoud. (For a more detailed account see: “The Wahhabie Wars” in the March, April and May 2010 editions of the Arabian Horse Times.)

Following two years of extremely violent clashes and the utter destruction of most of the towns of Central Arabia, Ibrahim Pasha had decisively defeated the Wahhabies and reduced their capital at Dir’iyah to ashes and rubble.

The Qawasims Tribes During the Wahhabies’ subjugation of most of Arabia, the Ikhwan (“the Brotherhood”) had compelled—more often forcibly coerced—many Bedouin tribes into their fold. Amongst their most fanatical followers was the confederation of the Qawasim tribes, which dwelled along the coast of the Persian Gulf adjacent to the Straits of Hormuz. At that time the Qawasim mariners were embroiled in a trade war with the Honorable East India Company, and both parties began attacking and sinking the other’s merchant ships. The East India Company viewed the tribes as a dangerous “wildcard” that was capable of disrupting their extremely lucrative trade monopolies. Following Lord Hastings’ declaration that the Qawasim pirates “had damaged the prestige and interests of the British Government,” stern measures were deemed imperative.

Ill-Founded Expectations Far removed from the conflict, in their world of administrative make-believe, the East India

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Pasha should be desirous of availing himself of the aid of the British government.” Apparently, it failed to occur to the company’s hierarchy that Ibrahim Pasha never intended to remain in, or administrate, the subjugated Najd territories. The last thing that the Egyptian warlord wanted was to be embroiled in a guerrilla war in such an inhospitable land. Ibrahim Pasha’s only aim had been to obliterate and pillage his enemies—something at which he excelled. Incredibly, that crucial point was not appreciated by the British government in India.

A Fool’s Errand

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Company’s Board of Governors in Bombay and Calcutta imagined that once the Wahhabis had been vanquished by the Egyptian Army, the Bedouins of the Najd would settle down and revert to their traditional commercial activities. Lord Hastings and his cronies had naively assumed that following the war, the vast Arabian Peninsula would become supremely secure and a plentiful new source of raw materials would become available for its far-flung commercial markets. Consequently, the East India Company deemed it appropriate to dispatch a British officer, “to congratulate Ibrahim Pasha on the reduction of Deriah (Dir’iyah)” and “to coordinate the necessary arrangements with His Excellency with a view to the complete reduction of the Wahabee power. If, as most probably will be the case, His Excellency Ibrahim

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On April 14, 1819, Sadleir sailed from Bombay on the brig-of-war Thetis. Apart from bestowing his congratulations upon Ibrahim Pasha, his orders were “to sound him (out) as to his plans, without showing any material interest in the subject.” Along the way, he was instructed to disembark at Muscat, Oman, and meet with the Imam (Sultan) who was at war with the Qawasims. Incongruously, the Iman of Muscat was one of the Arab potentates that Mohammed Ali had explicitly instructed his son Ibrahim Pasha to reduce to impotence! Predictably, Sadleir’s meetings with the sultan were fruitless. Undoubtedly, he left Muscat much wiser than when he had arrived. From that port, Sadleir sailed on the Honorable Company’s cruiser Mercury to Bushire, where he tendered a letter-ofcredit and withdrew 13,000 rupees. Not speaking a word of Arabic, Sadleir also contracted a moonnshe (interpreter), an unidentified native of Bushire of the Shiite faith whom he mentioned only once in his comprehensive diary. At Bushire, they boarded the schooner Vestal, which sailed to the Arabian

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IN HISTORY coast and dropped them on the beach a few miles northwest of the Island of Bahrain at Qutif on June 28, 1819—where a very unpleasant surprise awaited the English envoy.

Qutif And The Beni-Kháled Although Sadleir met with Ibrahim Pasha’s representative, Khuleel Agha, in the drowsy little seaport, for all practical purposes the entire Hassa district had fallen under the control of the resentful sheikhs of the Beni-Kháled. The panicky Agha was hastily preparing to fall back across the desert with his small, 60-man garrison before the vengeful tribes slaughtered them all. In all of the confusion, much to his displeasure, Sadleir learned that the Wahhabie headquarters of Dir’iyah had been obliterated and that a general evacuation of the Egyptian army was underway. According to some recently arrived Bedouins, Ibrahim Pasha and the main contingent of his army were bivouacked at the town of Maafuha (now a suburb of Riyadh). However, they all agreed that the Pasha would not dally there for very long.

was the problem of finding suitable transport. “I had experienced much inconvenience from not being provided a horse,” he noted, “and used every exertion to procure one since my arrival in the camp, but owing to the recent disturbances and unsettled state of this country, horses have become very scarce. The few mares that are seen in the Arab camps are kept for breeding. The male foals are seldom considered of sufficient value (in comparison with female) to be reared up. As the owners would be deprived of the use of the dam for several months, the male foals are generally reared on the milk of camels. The few of either offered to me for sale, were miserable colts or old mares, and the price demanded was in the proportion of German Crowns to Bombay Rupees …” Elsewhere he stressed how the bloody conflict had depleted the available supply of horses: “If any of the Arabs in the neighborhood of our route had still in their possession a horse of good caste, the owner would not venture to bring the animal into our camp to offer it for sale, as he might expect his horse would be seized, and then he must return on foot to his camp to be laughed at.”

He then described how the “plan Undoubtedly, had Sadleir usually adopted in the purchase known that Ibrahim Pasha had of horses is worth notice. If the already departed Manfuhuh purchaser sees a horse to his and was marching towards purpose, he applies to the owner, Medina, he would have who permits him to examine the immediately re-embarked for animal, and in some instances India. Understandably perplexed where the horse is known to be because the paramount object of Lord Hastings of a particular breed, a regular his assignment already had been register of his pedigree is produced; frustrated, the captain nevertheless the purchaser then proposes the price, and names the had been ordered to seek out Ibrahim Pasha wherever sum; this is invariably replied to on the part of the he might be. Obedient soldier that he was, Sadleir felt owner by a monosyllable La (the negative Participle), duty-bound to fulfill the minor points of his mandate on which the offer is increased, and so on till the by congratulating the Pasha and presenting him with avarice of the Bedouin is satisfied.” the ceremonial sword of honor that Lord Hastings had instructed him to deliver personally. Sadleir echoed John Lewis Burckhardt’s remarks in these words, “There is something peculiarly original in this method of bargaining; the owner never exposes Amongst the many difficulties that Sadleir his expectations, or the value he sets on his goods encountered at the hostile Beni-Kháled encampment

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till he has obtained knowledge of the wants of the purchaser, and the utmost price which he can afford to give. These bargains generally occur with travelers or strangers. The barter, which takes place between the Bedouins, must be very circumscribed. The custom of fixing a value by proposing a certain number of camels as an equivalent is still very common.”

Where Credit Is Due To Sadleir’s credit and to our great profit, he resolved to ride into the dreadful desolation of the Najd and its sea of shifting sand to perform his unpleasant assignment, then return to India as expeditiously as possible. Supposedly, long after his journey, the Bedouins said that Sadleir passed through Arabia “like a bale of goods that had been consigned on the Persian Gulf and delivered on the Red Sea.” Undoubtedly, to them he appeared utterly ridiculous dressed in breeches, riding boots, and wearing a white collar shirt, but ride across Arabia he did. In the process, he recorded what he perceived in the Najd—and in his stiff-necked, supercilious way, he saw a great deal! F.E. Edwards, who wrote an introductory essay to Sadleir’s diary, which was published in 1866 by The Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society, observed, “There is a tradition that he was an Arabic scholar and a man of violent temper. His Diary disproves both assertions … (and) shows him as a quiet, serious

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man of endless patience among ‘turbulent barbarians’ who, unlike the Persians and Indians, had no respect for ‘Sahibs.’ His ignorance of Arabic makes all the more remarkable the fullness of the observations, geographical and otherwise, set down in his Diary.” Throughout his 1,200 mile journey, Sadleir frequently consulted his compass and always dismounted to assure that his readings were accurate. Along the way, he not only inquired about the name and populations of every settlement that he came upon, but was careful to mark the time required to march from one place to another, always making allowances for variations in the speed of his marches. Consequently, cartographers using his data were able to draft the first route-map across the Arabian Peninsula, which proved to be quite accurate decades later when the geographical positions were finally established with exactitude by astronomical observation. Indeed, Sadleir’s annotations proved to be remarkable, when one considers that even the port from which he began his journey had not been defined with absolute certainty on the rather primitive charts of the Persian Gulf, and at the time, the Red Sea had not yet been surveyed by Captain Moresby. The significance of Sadleir’s journey and map of Arabia was underscored by Hogarth, who wrote, “Vast territories still lay unexplored to north and south of that single line drawn across the great peninsula by a man neither over-well equipped for

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IN HISTORY observation, nor traveled under conditions the best suited to a geographic pioneer. But, such as it was, his exploration of Nejd remained for very nearly a generation the only experimental test of mediaeval information on that immense region … nor is another European known to have seen anything that Sadleir saw between the Persian Gulf and Medina, till fortyfour years had passed away.” The captain’s detailed chronicle revealed very little interest in the prospects or the retrospect of his journey. He had no previous knowledge of Bedouins or their customs and almost no idea what to expect in the desert. Moreover, he was as ignorant as his superiors in India were about

the Arabic language and the Arabian culture. To Sadleir and to most British soldiers of his politically incorrect era, “all natives were as inconsequential, as they were distasteful.” Not unlike other indignant travelers that felt cheated and mistreated by the “natives,” Sadleir jotted down some guidelines which he suggested be observed by anyone unfortunate enough to follow in his tracks. He specifically urged them to “never pay in advance for services, but always stand by a bargain and exact punishment when deserved.” ■

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The Myth Of Arab Piracy In The Gulf Several of the illustrations used in this article were painted “on the spot” by Lieutenant Colonel Charles Hamilton Smith and R. Temple during the 1809 British attack upon the Persian Gulf port of Ras al-Khaimah. Theses sketches were obtained from the book, The Myth Of Arab Piracy In The Gulf, and are reproduced herein with the kind permission of its author, His Highness Sheikh Sultan Doctor bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, the actual ruler of the Arab Emirate of Sharjah. Utilizing numerous, original, never before published documents and secret dispatches from the East India Company Archives in Bombay, India, this book challenges the long-standing historical premise that Joasmee pirates were responsible for acts of piracy in the Persian Gulf towards the end of the 18th century. In his scholarly work, His Highness argues persuasively that the conflict was in reality an ongoing “trade war” that was initiated by the East India Company, which was determined to monopolize the commercial activities of the vast Northwestern Indian Ocean region by every possible means. Moreover, the East India Company’s accusations of piracy and the need to fight Arab mariners, especially those of the Qawasim tribes that dwelt adjacent to the Straits of Hormuz, was part of an orchestrated campaign to dominate the entire region. During the winter months of 1809, the Company’s gunboats bombarded the port of Ras al-Khaimah, and its army attacked and burnt many other Arab ports in the Persian Gulf. The entire Qawasim fleet of some 300 vessels (each of between 500 and 1,000 tons) was set on fire and sunk while at anchor. Thereafter, the British presence in the Gulf, which had previously been commercial in nature, became distinctly military and political. Deprived of their ocean-going ships, the costal inhabitants could no longer conduct their flourishing sea trade. They were compelled to confine their activities to pearl fishing and its meager rewards that this precarious and arduous occupation provided them. The Myth of Arab Piracy in the Gulf is an exceptionally rich and detailed source of information about the commerce and trade (including Arabian horses) in the Persian Gulf, in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, that every aficionado of Arab history and naval warfare will enjoy. The hardback edition published by Croom Helm of London, Sydney and Dover, New Hampshire, (244 pages) is priced at £25 or $45.

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Knowing Your Horse The First Step Toward Using A Bosal—Fitting It Correctly by Tommy Garland

One result of the popularity of western riding over the past 20 years has been a renewed interest in the use of the bosal. Our last few columns—getting the horse light in the snaffle, working off the indirect rein, and developing a relaxed, controlled lope departure—have been good preparation for training him in the bosal, which is a type of noseband that is made up of a rawhide core that is then wrapped in rawhide. With the use of the mecate reins that are tied to the bosal, the horse is controlled by the pressure of the bosal on the side of the horse’s face, on top of his nose, and under his chin. When the horse is light in the snaffle and working comfortably off both reins, and I start to train him for a bosal, I use a training device that is called a “bumper cup.” It’s a bridle you put on that is made up of a leatherwrapped metal nosepiece that goes over the nose and a circular piece of leather-wrapped metal (the cup) that goes under the chin. These two pieces are attached together by adjustable leather straps on each side (see picture 1). When you pick up the reins, the cup cradles the chin and applies pressure to the chin and the nose. When you adjust the bumper cup, you want to do it so that when you release the rein, it’s loose but you have about one finger-width of play, so that when you pull up about one inch, that’s when it takes hold. You don’t

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want it so long that it hits way up under the horse’s jaw (picture 2). It should hit about where a curb chain would hit or a little above that. That location is called the mandible. When you put the bumper cup on to adjust where the front of it lays, take your fingers and slowly squeeze at the horse’s nostrils. Keep working your fingers up from the horse’s nostrils and you’ll feel an indentation above each nostril, and as you go a little higher—to where the bones come together at the top of the nostril—you’ll feel it all come right to where it meets the skull (picture 3). You’ll feel bones coming down and bones running across the front of the nose. They come into a V-shape as you are squeezing, and right above where you stop and feel the V come together, that cartilage is where you want the front of that bumper cup to set and where you’ll want the bosal to set when you are ready to use it (picture 4). When you get it lower on the nose, it has a tendency to cut the wind off. When you pull from one side, where that soft tissue is, the tissue collapses in and it is hard for the horse to breathe. If you have your bumper cup too long underneath and it hits way up under his chin, you don’t have the leverage, so you don’t want it to be so loose that it hits almost under his jowl. I’ve seen people put a bosal on and pull on it and it does nothing because it’s way up under there, almost hitting the horse’s jowl. In a case like that, it’s not adjusted correctly.

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Knowing Your Horse When you first start using the bumper cup, the horse will not understand. What he is used to with the snaff le is that when you pull on the right rein, it pulls on the right side of the snaff le and also pushes the left side of his mouth to get him to come around. When you pull with this bumper cup, you don’t have anything pulling through his mouth, so he won’t get it. It’s pulling on the left side of his face, so he doesn’t understand. He feels the pressure on the opposite side of his face and he will push into that pressure. The horse has to learn to come off pressure on the offside from the direction you want to go. You’ve done this before when teaching the horse to be soft in the snaffle and work off the indirect rein; for the bumper cup, you do basically the same thing (the reason everything starts over again is that you have the whole rig on his face, not a snaffle). Because he understands the principles already, it shouldn’t take as long this time—although, if you’re working with a halter horse, it usually takes longer to get used to what that pressure means because they’re used to lifting their head when they feel something under their chin.

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Next month, we’ll begin training exercises with the bosal. ■ Tommy Garland, of Powhatan, Va., is a second-generation horseman, with experience in a variety of breeds. Since 1985, he has specialized in Arabians, and won numerous U.S., Brazilian, and Canadian National Championships in western and hunter pleasure, with both purebreds and Half-Arabians. He is also known for his expertise with amateurs, and is one of the most popular clinicians in the equine industry, where his teaching is based on confidence, patience and respect.

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A Leg Up Diagnosing Foot Problems: Imaging Modalities That Assist the Veterinarian and Farrier by Heather Smith Thomas Many new diagnostic imaging techniques have come into use during the past few decades. These can sometimes be helpful in resolving a foot problem. However, according to Gary Baxter V.M.D., M.S. (Colorado State University), for most farrier purposes, radiographs are still the most useful imaging tool. “You can get a lot of information from a lateral film,” he says, “and most people recommend also taking what we call a standing horizontal beam—a frontto-back (dorsal-palmar) view of the foot.” In most situations, all you need from a shoeing perspective is radiographs. “These are most helpful when determining how to shoe the horse,” says Baxter. “The other types of imaging are more for diagnosing a lameness problem, for the veterinarian and owner to figure out exactly what’s going on. You generally don’t use an MRI, for instance, in most cases, to know how best to shoe the horse.” The MRI will, however, help you figure out what is wrong, and might help you develop a shoeing protocol after you know which structure within the hoof is injured. “If a horse has no radiographic abnormality in the bone, you might use an MRI to find that the horse has an abnormality in the flexor tendon, for instance,” he explains. “Those horses, depending on their angles on the radiograph, sometimes might benefit from heel elevation or some other type of corrective shoeing. The MRI results in this situation might dictate your shoeing plan, based on what you see on those results. “The same sort of case could be made for horses that have collateral ligament injuries of the coffin joints,” he continues. “Some of those may not be detected on radiographs. Sometimes you can see them on ultrasound, but a lot of times, these must be an MRI diagnosis. You can do some things with shoeing to help minimize the pull of that collateral ligament of the coffin joint. This is another instance when an MRI result might help you with shoeing, but in general, this is not the case.” 248A | AR ABIAN HORSE TIMES

In a puzzling situation, however, where the farrier, veterinarian and owner are working together to try to figure out a problem, you may need to go beyond x-rays to advanced imaging modalities. “Ultrasound of the foot is difficult but can be done,” Baxter cautions, but adds, “Occasionally problems can be diagnosed in the navicular region and flexor tendon with ultrasound. It can be difficult, and is certainly not as effective as an MRI. “The hoof capsule is a barrier to ultrasound, but some veterinarians go down low in the pastern area and ultrasound up through the frog,” he explains. “We don’t tend to do that very much anymore, now that MRI is available, since we can’t evaluate the entire flexor tendon (just the top part, and where it hooks onto P3, or third phalanx bone) with ultrasound through the frog. Certain areas of the navicular bone and deep digital flexor tendon can be hard to image with ultrasound.” There are other modalities available, including thermography. “I don’t use thermography very much,” he says. “This tells you where there’s heat in the foot. Some people use this as an indicator of inflammation. It’s not something you can use to diagnose a specific problem, but it can recognize differences from one side of the foot to the other and might be useful in evaluating laminitis or the beginning of an abscess.” By contrast, the MRI can tell you exactly what is going on in the foot, yet it is not used on a routine basis to help develop a shoeing plan (whether you should raise the heel, lower the heel, etc.). “It is most helpful if you are suspicious that the horse might have a deep flexor tendon injury in the foot, damage to the ligaments surrounding the navicular bone, or a collateral ligament injury in the coffin joint,” Baxter says. “It could also be useful in a horse with navicular syndrome that blocks to the heel but has no radiographic changes. These can be candidates for MRI.

A Leg Up

Venogram A venogram is a radiographic procedure that allows us to see the veins in the hoof capsule, which can’t be seen on a normal radiograph. It shows venous blood supply to the foot, which can be helpful in evaluating, for instance, a laminitis case. If there is any swelling within the hoof capsule or the coffin bone is displaced (rotated or sinking), the blood vessels (arteries and veins) can become occluded or damaged—leaking serum or blood. Bryan Fraley D.V.M., of Fraley and Taydus Equine Podiatry in Paris, Ky., an associate of Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, says that where there is blood there is life, and a venogram can show this. “If there is an area with no blood, or diminished

“The other thing we use MRI for is horses that don’t respond to treatment and the owners want a prognosis— to know whether to keep going with the horse or give it rest or retire it from work. Sometimes we use MRI for that purpose because you don’t want to keep using a horse that will only become more lame. The owner may be having trouble keeping him sound and wants to know exactly what is going on in the foot. The MRI can give you all the information, and you may realize that you can never fix the horse.” Thus an MRI can help you make the proper decisions for a horse’s future. Another option in diagnosing lameness is nuclear scintigraphy, a test in which radioisotopes are used to get a two-dimensional image of a body radiation source. “For foot problems, it may not be as helpful as MRI in a lot of cases—unless you think there might be a non-displaced fracture of the coffin bone or navicular bone or P2 (second phalanx),” says Baxter. “This is where nuclear scintigraphy might be helpful, but you probably would also see this on an MRI. Scintigraphy is a little less expensive, since you don’t have to anesthetize the horse—though you don’t need anesthesia for a standing MRI. Scintigraphy tells you the location, but it doesn’t tell you what structure.” It can confirm your suspicion that a problem is in the foot or lower pastern area, etc., but you may still need MRI to know exactly what is wrong.

blood flow, then we need to find a way to improve the blood flow with shoeing mechanics and/or possibly even surgery—such as a deep digital flexor tenotomy,” he says. “A venogram is accomplished with these steps: One, blocking the leg from the fetlock down with a temporary numbing agent so the horse will tolerate a tourniquet; two, a good tight tourniquet is applied at the level of the fetlock; three, a small catheter is introduced into one of the palmar veins at the pastern level; four, an appropriate amount of contrast material (the amount depending on the horse’s size) is injected into the catheter; this material is radio-opaque, meaning that it shows up white on an x-ray; and five, a series of x-rays is quickly taken, ideally within about 45 seconds.” These x-rays give a good picture of the blood vessels that are functional within the foot.

Computed tomography (CT or “Cat Scan”) can be helpful in figuring out the alignment of a fracture. “We use it to determine where the fracture lines run, and how many there are in horses that have P1 and P2 fractures, to decide whether we can repair them or not,” he says. “From a farrier’s standpoint, however, CT is not that useful. If you have a fracture of the navicular bone or coffin bone, most of the time you’d treat those similarly. “In ranking the imaging modalities for looking at footrelated problems involving farriery, radiographs are still way ahead of everything else,” he continues. “I think that MRI is second most helpful, when you are looking at determining a shoeing plan. Ultrasound would be next, and then scintigraphy, in listing these diagnostics in how they could be useful in foot problems/farriery. In general, scintigraphy and CT would be least helpful because you are not necessarily looking for indication of a fracture for determining how you are going to shoe the foot. That would be for the veterinarian to diagnose—to determine whether to fix it or not surgically.” Some diagnostic imaging modalities may be helpful from a surgical point of view, but not necessarily be something the farrier would be involved with. It is important to work with a veterinarian on difficult foot problems, in order to have as much information as possible in choosing a shoeing plan or treatment strategy for certain horses. ■ SEP TEMBER 2010 | 249A

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OCTOBER October 2-3, 2010, Region 9 Competitive Trail Championship, Quitaque, Texas. Contact: Alice Yovich, 817-460-8111.

SHOWS SEPTEMBER September 22-25, 2010, National Show Horse Finals, Springfield, Illinois. Contact: Cynthia Clinton, 937-935-1753. September 30-October 1, 2010, Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Contact: Art Byrd, 918-363-7747. September 30-October 3, 2010, Eastern States Exposition II, West Springfield, Massachusetts. Contact: Carol Keller, 413-205-5016. OCTOBER October 1-3, 2010, Diablo Fall Fling, Elk Grove, California. Contact: Nancy Goertzen, 559-625-2631. October 1-3, 2010, Oregon Fall Classic, Eugene, Oregon. Contact: Heather Engstrom, 541-746-4375. October 16-17, 2010, Pacific Rim Arabian Fall Classic, Elma, Washington. Contact: Lanora Callahan, 360-832-6076. October 19-20, 2010, NC State Fair Horse Show, Raleigh, North Carolina. Contact: Dale Barnett, 270-227-2063. October 23-24, 2010, PMHA Morab National Championship, Lexington, Kentucky. Contact: Jean Buddin, 228-826-1486. NOVEMBER November 5-7, 2010, Western Carolinas Fall Show, Clemson, South Carolina. Contact: Nancy Baker, 828-817-0359. November 6-7, 2010, Arabian Sport Horse Challenge, Newberry, Florida. Contact: Carlie Evans, 352-215-0710. November 11-14, 2010, NTAHC Shootout, Glen Rose, Texas. Contact: Sherry McGraw, 903-872-7279.

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November 12-14, 2010, AHAA Fall Festival A and B, Scottsdale, Arizona. Contact: Jean Beck, 559-642-2072. November 12-14, 2010, Dixie Gulf Panhandle Ruﬀ Out, Baker, Florida. Contact: Jean Buddin, 228-826-1486. November 24-27, 2010, AHAF 41st Annual Thanksgiving Show, Tampa, Florida. Contact: Sally Dunn, 561-784-4632. November 26-28, 2010, AHASFV 40th Annual Thanksgiving Show, Burbank, California. Contact: Sue Todd, 805-646-5703. DECEMBER December 3-5, 2010, Gulf Coast Christmas Show, Katy, Texas. Contact: Sherry McGraw, 903-872-7279.

DISTANCE/ COMPETITIVE TRAIL RIDE SEPTEMBER September 28-October 2, 2010, Owyhee Canyonlands 50- and 55-Mile Endurance Ride, Oreana, Oregon. Contact: Jannelle Wilde, 541-849-2460. September 30, 2010, Alabama Yellowhammer Pioneer 55- and 75-Mile Endurance Ride, Heﬂin, Alabama. Contact: Tamra Schoech, 770-554-1545. OCTOBER October 1-2, 2010, Alabama Yellowhammer Pioneer 50-Mile Endurance Ride, Heﬂin, Alabama. Contact: Tamra Schoech, 770-554-1545. October 2-3, 2010, Pine Marten Run 50Mile Endurance Ride I and II, Rapid River, Michigan. Contact: Linda Hamrick, 260-602-9660. October 9-10, 2010, RAHA Rally 50-Mile Competitive Trail Ride, Escondido, California. Contact: Robert Insko, 760-789-1977. October 14, 2010, AERC National Championship 100-Mile Endurance Ride, Patrick, South Carolina. October 16, 2010, Foothills Of The Cascade 50-Mile Endurance Ride, Molalla, Oregon. Contact: Janelle Wilde, 541-849-2460. October 16-17, 2010, High Desert III and IV 50-Mile Endurance Ride, Weeks, Nevada. Contact: Judy Jewkes, 702-267-2587. October 21-22, 2010, AHA National Open 35Mile Competitive Trail Ride I and II, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Contact: AHA, 303-696-4500. October 23-24, 2010, AHA National Open 25and 50-Mile Endurance Ride I and II, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Contact: AHA, 303-696-4500. October 23-24, 2010, AHA National Open 75and 100-Mile Endurance Ride, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Contact: AHA, 303-696-4500.

October 30, 2010, AHAA 25- and 50-Mile Halloween Endurance Ride, Fountain Hills, Arizona. Contact: Lancette Koerner, 480-655-9434. October 30, 2010, Big River 60-Mile Endurance Ride, Keithsburg, Illinois. Contact: Christopher Power, 217-648-2974. October 30, 2010, Blackwater Boogie 25- and 50-Mile Endurance Ride, Milton, Florida. Contact: Diane Hawthorne, 850-374-1403. October 29-30, 2010, Spook Run 50-Mile Endurance ride, Henryville, Indiana. Contact: Lois McAﬀe, 812-294-1776. October 30-31, 2010, Big River 30-Mile Competitive Trail Ride I and II, Keithsburg, Illinois. Contact: Christopher Power, 217-648-2974.

NATIONAL EVENTS September 21-25, 2010, Sport Horse Nationals, Nampa, Idaho. Contact: AHA, 303-696-4500. October 22-30, 2010, U.S. Nationals, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Contact: AHA, 303-696-4500.

INTERNATIONAL EVENTS September 24-26, 2010, All Nations Cup and German National Show, Aachen, Germany. Contact: VZAP, 49-5113881180, info@vzap.org; www.vzap.org October 21-24, 2010, El Zahraa National C Show and 13th International Championships, El Zahraa, Egypt. Contact: Ahmed Hamza, 202-22983733, info@elzahraa-stud.org; www.elzahraa-stud.org November 17-21, 2010, 29th Brazilian National Arabian Horse Show, Indaiatuba (Campinas) – SP, Brazil. Contact: 55.11.3674.1744; www.abcca.com.br December 4-5, 2010, Chilean Breeders Cup. Contact: M. Trinidad Del Campo, tdelcampo@achcca.cl December 10-12, 2010, World Championships, Paris, Nord Villepinte. Contact: Alice Wermus, alice.wermus@comexposium.com December 16-18, 2010, 7th Sharjah National Arabian Horse Festival, Sharjah, UAE. Contact: 971-65311155, frsan@emirates.net.ae; www.forsanuae.org.ae *Go to www.arabianessence.com or www.ecaho.org, for additional international shows and information.

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allow both you and the horse to be successful. Remember, you are still the leader. Where you end up on the journey is solely your responsibility.

Some of us (especially as we get older) have to spend some time to get physically prepared. You may have to incorporate stretching into your riding preparation. In some instances, occasional chiropractic adjustments or massages might even be helpful (having had both, I can certainly say they are great experiences). If, on occasion, the physical pain is too great and will impact your ability to ride effectively, “The only thing a horse focus on groundwork. A understands is consistent good session of groundwork leadership— leadership devoid will ultimately be more beneficial to the horse than of emotion, anger, stress, a poor riding session.

Ever have one of those days or moments? Maybe the teenage son wrecked the car. Maybe the potential client didn’t come through. Maybe the basement flooded, destroying priceless family heirlooms. Maybe you woke up feeling the twinges of an old injury or the beginnings of arthritis. Maybe you are just having a bad day.

Whatever the case may be, your mood and feelings are going to transmit to the horse immediately. You can explain to a person why you aren’t feeling (and consequently and confusion.” acting) like your normal As for the mental aspect, good-natured self, but a you have to be brutally honest with yourself when it horse has no comprehension of life’s general ups and comes to evaluating your ability to “get over” whatever it downs. The only thing a horse understands is consistent is on your mind. Remember, the focus should be on the leadership— leadership devoid of emotion, anger, stress, task at hand—consistent riding of the horse. If you are and confusion. It is leadership that you can only give if able to take some deep breaths, relax for a few minutes, you are mentally prepared, including having the patience, and re-focus on the here and now, go ahead and ride. confidence, and focus it takes to ride. However, if you can’t and your mental state is going to be such that the horse is impacted by a subsequent lack of There are going to be times that “the show must go on.” patience or focus, take the day off and do something else. There are those of you who train horses for a living and Otherwise, neither the horse or you will benefit. that training isn’t going to wait until you are in a better frame of mind. For the amateur riders, there may be a Being honest with yourself about whether or not you are time when that bad day or unfortunate life experience physically and mentally able to give your best effort to happens just before a big show. When the show must the horse is a daily evaluation, but one you owe to your go on, take the time to mentally and physically prepare equine partner(s). ■ yourself by creating the kind of environment that will

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Index Of Advertisers A ABCCA ........................................15AA-17AA Adandy Farm.............................157AA-163AA Al Shaqab Stud ...................................22A-25A Arabian Horse Times’ Anniversary Celebration ... .............................................................. 277AA Arabian Horse Times’ Beautiful Baby Contest ..... .............................................................. 269AA Arabian Horse Times’ Facebook .................. 262A Arabian Horse Times’ Farm Brochures ..... 276AA Arabian Horse Times’ Online Auction ........ 148A Arabian Horse Times’ Reader’s Choice Awards .... ................................................................. 136A Arabian Horse Times’ Stallion Cards.................... ....................................................251A, 265AA Arabian Horse Times’ U.S. Nationals ................... ............................256A, 257A, 270AA, 271AA Arabians Ltd...............................................BCA Arabians of Qiran Al Sa’Dain LLC .................... ......................16Shada, 17Shada (52AA, 53AA) Argent Farms.......................IFCAA, 1AA-7AA Avalon Crest ............................28Shada (64AA) B Battaglia Farms...............72A-97A, 174A, 175A Bein Performance Horses ....................98A, 99A Bob Jorgensen Training ................252A, 266AA Boisvert Farms, LLC ...........................59A-63A

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Brass Lite Arabians ................................... 128A Bridgette White Training ....................... 108AA C Canyon Creek Ranch ..........................88A, 89A Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.................................. ... 148A, 1CR-15CR (278AA-292AA), IBCAA Chaos Arabians, LLC......................230A, 231A Chase Harvill Training Centre ...167AA-173AA Chattooga Ridge Arabians, Inc...................... 7A Chestnuthill Arabians ...................10AA, 11AA Christy Higman-Clements Training .................. .....................................................82AA, 83AA Clanton Performance Horses ..........154A, 155A Colonial Wood Training Center ...191AA-209AA Cortese Arabians ...........................69AA-75AA Culbreth Equine Training & Management, LLC ................................................................ 20AA D Daly Pride Arabians, LLC.................................. .................... 12Shada, 13Shada (48AA, 49AA) Dan Lynch Farms..........................33AA-36AA Deak, Darby ....................................174A, 175A Diamond Hill Arabians ................253A, 267AA Donna Waggoner Training ........................ 178A Dremul Enterprises ............................................ ........................ 76A, 77A, 82A, 83A, 90A, 91A

E Enchanted Acres, Inc. ..................252A, 266AA Equine Associates............................................... .................... 24Shada, 25Shada (60AA, 61AA) Excellence Auction ................................... 14AA F Faulkner’s Saddlery, LLC .............254A, 268AA Ford Brook Farms, LLC ..........20Shada (56AA) Frierson Atkinson .........................253A, 267AA G Grandeur Arabians ........................12AA, 13AA H H B Arabians ...6Shada, 7Shada (42AA, 43AA) Hayes Equestrian Center........................... 172A Heartland Ventures, LLC ................................... ...................................94A, 95A, 252A, 266AA Hegg, Mickey ...............................253A, 267AA I Iron Horse Farms ............................134A, 135A J John White Stables..........................176A, 177A K Kiesner Training ..............................106A-122A L Lamb Show Horses ...................103AA-107AA Lambert Arabians................................53A-58A Laurie Long Performance Horses ............. 179A

Index Of Advertisers Liberty Meadows Training Center ..................... 263A, 264A, 1LM-24LM (265A-288A), IBCA Linear Rubber Products, Inc. .......254A, 268AA Lone Tree Farm .............31AA-36AA, 14Shada, .......15Shada (50AA, 51AA), 30Shada (66AA) Long Meadow Arabians ................80AA, 81AA Luton Performance Horses .............232A, 233A Luxemere Arabians..................26Shada (62AA) M Markel Insurance Company ....................... 9AA Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. ..........252A, 266AA Michael Byatt Arabians, Inc. ...................BCAA Midwest.................................................8A-11A Mike Neal Arabian Center, LLC ....230A, 231A Milagro Arabians.................................96A, 97A Milestone Arabians ............................................ ...................... 22Shada, 23Shada (58AA, 59AA) Morton, Janice & Laura ............................ 173A Mountain Classic Arabians ................................ .................... 10Shada, 11Shada (46AA, 47AA) O Oak Haven Arabian Horse Farm ..21AA-30AA Orrion Farms...........................................BCAA Overall, Auriel .....................................84A, 85A P Pay-Jay Arabians ..........................253A, 267AA PCF Arabians, LLC ........................100A-105A

Pelham, Lady Georgina ...........21Shada (57AA) Prairie View Farm ...................29Shada (65AA) Prestige Farms, LLC ...........................26A, 27A Price Performance Horses ...................31A-35A Q Quail Ridge Arabians ..........................78A, 79A R R.O. Lervick Arabians .................252A, 266AA Rae-Dawn Arabians ............................12A-15A Ranch of Cherry Creek ................252A, 266AA Rick Gault Training...................164AA-166AA Ron Copple Training Stables ..........129A-133A Rooker Training Stable................84AA-102AA Ross, David Zouch ............................................. ....... FCAA, 5Shada (41AA), 32Shada (68AA) S Scheier Farms ................................................ 1A Shada, Inc. .............................................. FCAA, 31AA-33AA, 1Shada-32Shada (37AA-68AA) Shamrock Farms..................................... 190AA Sherman Ranch ............................................. 5A Showtime Training Center ................................. ......................................16A-21A, 137A-147A Shuster Arabians, LLC............27Shada (63AA) Sichini Training, LLC .....................149A-153A Siemon Stables .......................................... 128A Smoky Mountain Park Arabians .........16A-21A

Southwest Farm Services ..............253A, 267AA Stahler, Sara ....................... 86A, 87A, 92A, 93A Stankovic, Dean......................................... 123A Stone Creek Arabians...................252A, 266AA Stonewall Farm .................................................. .................... 18Shada, 19Shada (54AA, 55AA) Strawberry Banks Farm ...................................... ...............FCA, 36A, 1SBF-16SBF (37A-52A) Sypolt Insurance Services, Inc. ....254A, 268AA T Tall Timber.......8Shada, 9Shada (44AA, 45AA) Ted Carson Training Center, Inc. at Butler Farms Arabians ..................................... IFCA, 1A-3A The Brass Ring ....................................... 190AA The Hat Lady ...............................252A, 266AA Thiago Sobral Performance Horses ........... 179A Toskhara Arabians ....................................... 30A U Underwood, Diane .................................... 123A V Vicki Humphrey Training Center ...................... .................................................109AA-125AA W Wilkins Livestock Insurers, Inc. ...253A, 267AA WindRiver Fence .........................251A, 265AA Windwalker Enterprises, LLC ........................... ......................................... 74A, 75A, 80A, 81A

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Liberty Meadows Training Center

Where commitment, hard work and fun make a winning combination “If the customers aren’t enjoying themselves while riding, then something is wrong,” says Ryan Strand, Liberty Meadows Training Center, Raymore, Mo. “Our clients put a lot of time, effort and resources into their horses; my job is to help them improve their skills and reach their goals, yet have fun at the same time.” It is a balancing act to be sure and one with a foundation of incredible commitment to the care and individual needs of every horse in the barn. The ability of Ryan and the rest of the Liberty Meadows team to meet the horses’ needs just got a little easier as they moved to a brand new facility owned by Glen and Sharon True. Just a mile from the farm’s previous location, the new Glass Horse Farm was designed with the comfort of both horse and human in mind. The barn and accompanying outbuildings sit atop 70 acres of gently rolling Missouri hills. Outside, coated cable fencing surrounds numerous turn-out paddocks so the horses can enjoy some outdoor grazing time. Inside, the barn is heated to make it more comfortable during the sometimes harsh Missouri winters. Other features include rubber mats in all the stalls, separate work area for the vet and farrier, a round pen, indoor arena with dropped ceiling and an air exchanger to provide ventilation. The new barn also includes a comfortable customer lounge with a kitchen.

“If the customers aren’t enjoying themselves while riding, then something is wrong,”

“We are really excited about the new facility,” says Ryan. “There are a lot of features that make it easier for us to work horses, give lessons and show potential sale horses to buyers.” The customers are excited about it too. Says Reneé Kramer, Red Tail Arabians, “It is one of nicest barns I’ve seen and is really comfortable and inviting - whether you are taking a lesson, looking at sale horses or just visiting.”

“We are really excited about the new facility”

While the commitment to quality has just become easier to achieve with the move to the new facility, the rest of the Liberty Meadows’ success formula, hard work and enjoyment, have been the same since Ryan launched his training operation in 1999. Riding since childhood at the original Strands Arabians in Toddville, Iowa (started by his grandfather in 1958), Ryan also worked with his uncle, Jody Strand, and Stan White Jr. His successes at the helm of Liberty Meadows came quickly in his ﬁrst year as both he and a client earned Canadian National Championship titles. Since then, the hard work has continued to pay off.

While every trainer can work hard, it also takes some talent to achieve what Ryan has been able to in just over a decade. He attributes many of his skills to his grandfather, Jody and Stan. “One of the most important things my family taught me was to treat every horse individually. Just like people, every horse is different. They have different talents, learning styles and work ethics. As a trainer, my job is to discover what works for that horse on that day. The process is what keeps things interesting and fun. It is easy to be excited about going to work when each day presents different learning opportunities - whether it is trying to teach a horse something new or trying to kick up the competitiveness of an amateur rider,” he says. With the care of the horses and work elements of the equation a given, what Ryan also strives to achieve is making sure his riders have fun. “We do have a lot of fun, both at the shows and at home,” says long-time client Linda Hackett. “Ryan does a really good job of making sure we have productive lessons that help move us forward in achieving our goals, but that we don’t take ourselves so seriously it becomes a chore. I am constantly amazed by the exciting and positive environment Ryan has been able to create in his barn. He is enthusiastic about what he does and it’s contagious.” Both Liberty Meadows clients and Ryan’s team are excited about the upcoming months. After a several year hiatus from the Scottsdale Show, they are planning to make the trip west in February 2011. “With the new heated barn, we will be able to condition horses throughout the winter months more effectively and add the Scottsdale Show to our calendar,” he says. “We’re all looking forward to it.” Ryan is also looking forward to another year of successful sales and marketing. “We’ve sold quite a few horses this year and I think the market is starting to pick up,” he says. “If you have good, quality horses there is a market for them. I think we’ll continue to see sales increase in the coming year.” In the meantime, Ryan and barn owners Glen and Sharon True invite visitors to the new facility. “Come and watch us work horses or give lessons,” says Ryan. “We have really strived to create the right environment for the horses and amateur riders and I think we’ve been successful at that. Everyone associated with Liberty Meadows is passionate about horses, about riding and about winning. It is a great combination.”

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2010 Canadian National Champion HA English Pleasure Junior Horse 2009 Canadian National Champion HA English Pleasure Junior Horse 2009 U.S. National Reserve Champion HA English Pleasure Junior Horse 2008 U.S. National Top Ten HA English Pleasure Futurity At U.S. Nationals in HA English Pleasure Junior Horse with Ryan Strand Owned by Sharon Fant-True Raymore, MO

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MD Hallelujah Sue (Hey Hallelujah ++// x Westela)

2009 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2009 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Country English Pleasure Maturity 2010 Iowa Gold Star Futurity Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Open

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At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Country English Pleasure Open with Ryan Strand and Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Linda Hackett

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Owned by Ralph & Linda Hackett Holt, MO

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Lord Byron RL+/ (Titleist x Cerasong)

Three-time Canadian National Top Ten Amateur HA Country English Pleasure 2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA Country English Pleasure Open 2010 Region 11 Top Five HA Country English Pleasure AOTR 40+ 2010 Buckeye Top Eight HA Country English Pleasure AOTR 40+ At U.S. Nationals in HA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Linda Hackett Owned by Ralph & Linda Hackett Holt, MO

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CSP Martini (Mamage x Chimichanga)

Available for Purchase 2009 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 18-35 2009 Region 8 Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Open, JOTR and JTR

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At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Country Pleasure Driving with Ryan Strand Owned by Sarah Hopkins Overland Park, KS

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Cotton Candyz (Apollopalooza x Styling Time)

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2010 Buckeye Top Eight HA English Pleasure AOTR 2010 Region 11 Champion HA English Pleasure Open 2010 Canadian National Top Ten HA English Pleasure Open 2009 Canadian National Top Ten HA English Pleasure 40+ 2008 Canadian and U.S. National Top Ten HA English Pleasure 40+

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At U.S. Nationals in HA English Pleasure AAOTR 40+ with Reneé Kramer and HA English Pleasure Open with Ryan Strand Owned by Reneé Kramer Elk Mound, WI

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ERA Gal Gets Around (IXL AroundofAploz+/ x Undulata’s Lady Delight)

U.S. NATIONAL

2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2010 Region 11 Reserve Champion HA English Pleasure Junior Horse

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At U.S. Nationals in HA English Pleasure Maturity with Brian Galbraith and HA English Pleasure Junior Horse with Shan Wilson of Chrishan Park Owned by Brian Galbraith - L&B Farms Lawson, MO

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CSP Red Hot (Mamage x The Vintage Rose)

2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA Country Pleasure Driving 2010 Buckeye Champion HA Country Pleasure Driving Open and AOTD 2010 Region 11 Champion HA Country Pleasure Driving AOTD At U.S. Nationals in HA Country Pleasure Driving with Ryan Strand and HA Country Pleasure Driving AOTD with Brian Galbraith Owned by Brian Galbraith - L&B Farms Lawson, MO

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SAS Just One Kiss+ (Just N Nuff+/ x DR Fames Lullaby)

U.S. NATIONAL

2010 Region 11 Top Five Arabian Western Pleasure AATR and AOTR 18-39 2009 Youth National Top Ten Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 14-17 2008 Youth National Top Ten Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR and JTR 14-17 2007 Youth and Canadian National Top Ten Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR 14-17

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At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Western Pleasure AOTR 18-39 with Haleigh McElliott

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Owned by the McElliott family Leawood, KS

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Awestrucc+/ (Exxclaim x Starstrucc)

2010 Canadian National Top Ten Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 40+ & AOTR 40+ 2010 Region 8 Unanimous Champion Purebred Hunter Pleasure AOTR 40+ & AATR 2010 Region 11 Champion Purebred Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 40+ 2009 Canadian National Top Ten Arabian Hunter Pleasure AOTR 40+, AATR 40+, and Junior Horse 2008 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Hunter Pleasure Maturity & Junior Horse 2007 U.S. Reserve National Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Futurity At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 with Sharon Fant-True Owned by Sharon Fant-True Raymore, MO

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ERA Paradigm (Pyro Thyme SA x Cameo Basktez)

U.S. NATIONAL

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2008 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Hunter Pleasure Futurity 2009 Region 8 Reserve Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse with Elise Worman and Arabian Hunter Pleasure Maturity with Reneé Kramer Owned by Red Tail Arabians Elk Mound, WI

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Loded For The Holiday (LBA Lode Star x My Holiday+++/)

U.S. NATIONAL

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2008 Canadian National Champion HA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse At U.S. Nationals in HA Hunter Pleasure Open with Elise Worman and HA Hunter Pleasure AATR with Reneé Kramer Owned by Red Tail Arabians Elk Mound, WI

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JB Surfs Up (Baske Aﬁre x Petite Sweet)

Available for Purchase 2008 Canadian National Champion HA Mare Saddle Type AOTH 2009 Region 8 Unanimous Champion HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2009 Canadian National Top Ten HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2010 Region 8 Unanimous Champion HA Country English Pleasure Open 2010 Canadian National Top Ten HA Country English Pleasure Open At U.S. Nationals in HA Country English Pleasure Open with Ryan Strand Owned by Red Tail Arabians Elk Mound, WI

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Adelita RTA (Majesteit x Flame Dance)

U.S. NATIONAL

CONTENDER 2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA Hunter Pleasure Futurity 2010 Buckeye Top Eight HA Hunter Pleasure AOTR 18-39 2010 Region 11 Reserve Champion HA Hunter Pleasure AOTR 18-39 2010 Region 11 Top Five HA Hunter Pleasure AATR 2010 Region 11 Reserve Champion HA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse At U.S. Nationals in HA Hunter Pleasure Maturity and AAOTR 18-39 with Alexus Mattingly and HA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse with Zoe Thompson Owned by Alexus Mattingly Lawrence, KS

Heartache Tonight (Sir William Robert x River Dance NA)

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At U.S. Nationals in HA English Pleasure Futurity with Liberty Meadows Owned by Sharon Keating Jefferson City, MO

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Alusionn (Allience+// x Anjalic)

Available for Purchase 2009 Region 11 Top Five Arabian Country English Pleasure AOTR 2009 Region 8 Top Five Arabian Country English Pleasure AOTR 2008 Region 8 Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR & JTR 2008 Region 11 Reserve Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR At U.S. Nationals in Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 55+ with Marilyn Ficke Owned by Marilyn Ficke Olathe, KS

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NTC Sabrina Bey (MR Cognac Bey x Color Me Splendid)

U.S. NATIONAL

2010 Region 11 Champion HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2009 Region 11 Top Five HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse

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At U.S. Nationals in HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse with Ryan Strand and HA Country English Pleasure Maturity with Lester Martin Owned by Lester Martin - L&B Farms Lawson, MO

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JJ Matador (Magnum Psyche x Analeesa)

Available for Purchase 2007 Region 8 Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider 2009 Region 8 Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider Owned by Mary Dobson Raymore, MO

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VSHAmericasSweetheart (Majesteit x Encore Soufﬂe)

U.S. NATIONAL

2010 Region 11 Reserve Champion HA Country English Pleasure AATR 2008 U.S. National Top Ten HA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse 2007 U.S. National Top Ten HA English Pleasure Futurity

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At U.S. Nationals in HA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 18-39 with Jennifer Woodward and HA Country English Pleasure Open with LMTC

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Owned by Jennifer Woodward & Shirley Gassen Jefferson City, MO

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VSH Lollipop (Majesteit x DW Emirs Deelite)

2010 Region 8 Unanimous Champion HA Hunter Pleasure AOTR 45+ & Junior Horse 2010 Region 8 Champion HA Hunter Pleasure AATR 2010 Region 11 Reserve Champion HA Hunter Pleasure AATR 2010 Region 11 Champion HA Hunter Pleasure AOTR 40+ 2010 Canadian National Top Ten HA Hunter Pleasure AATR 40+ & Junior Horse 2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA Hunter Pleasure Maturity 2009 Canadian National Top Ten HA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 40+ 2008 U.S. National Top Ten HA Hunter Pleasure Futurity At U.S. Nationals in HA Hunter Pleasure Maturity & AAOTR 40+ with Sharon Fant-True and HA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse with LMTC Owned by Sharon Fant-True Raymore, MO

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2010 Liberty Meadows Sale Horses Alusionn (Allience+// x Anjalic) 1997 PB Chestnut Gelding. Scottsdale Top Ten. Regional Champion JO and JT Country. Ready to go for any level amateur. Priced to sell. Night Train Express (IXL Noble Express x Dunroth’s Mavis) 2006 HA Liver Chestnut Mare. This mare has extreme motion both front and rear. Showing at U.S. Nationals in HA English Pleasure Maturity. Emele RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth) 2007 HA Black Mare. Tall, strong, three year old mare with great attitude. Quality mover with incredible stride and a good thinker. Showing at U.S. Nationals in HA Hunter Pleasure Futurity. Heartache Tonight (Sir William Robert x River Dance NA) 2007 HA Bay Gelding. Full brother to 2009 U.S. National Champion HA English Pleasure Futurity, Victim of Love. Will be a contender in 2010 HA English Pleasure Futurity. Palio di Enzo (Enzo x LV Markelle) 2004 PB Bay Gelding. This 15.2 H gelding has tons of quality and is ready for any level amateur. A Scottsdale Top Ten in ATR Western his first show in a bridle. Simply Elegant SP (AA Apollo Bey x Applegate’s Lucky Gold) 2002 HA Bay Mare. 2007 Canadian National Reserve Champion HA English Pleasure 18-39. 2008 and 2009 U.S. National Top Ten HA English Pleasure 40+. 2009 Youth National Top Ten HA English Pleasure JOTR and JTR 13 & under. 2010 Region 11 Champion HA EP 40+. She’s a super star! CSP Martini (Mamage x Chimichanga) 2003 PB Grey Mare. 2009 Region 8 Champion Country English Pleasure Open, JOTR and JTR. 2009 U.S. National Top Ten PB Country English Pleasure AOTR 18-39. This mare is beautiful and will show at U.S. Nationals in Country Driving and Amateur Country. VPA Miss Mollie (Aploz+// x Empyreal Eligance) 2002 PB Chestnut Mare. 2009 Region 8 Champion Country English 40+. 2010 Region 11 Unanimous Champion Country English 14-17. 2010 Youth Top Ten Country 14-17. You won’t find a better amateur horse anywhere. JB Surfs Up (Baske Afire x Petite Sweet) 2004 HA Chestnut Mare. Already a National Champion Halter Mare. 2009 Region 8 Unanimous Champion HA Country Junior Horse. 2009 Canadian Top Ten HA Country Junior Horse. 2010 Region 8 Champion HA Open Country. 2010 Canadian Top Ten HA Open Country. Zing Zang (VCP Magnifire x Miss Desdemona) 2008 PB Grey Gelding. Only 2 years old but has already been started lightly in long lines. You have to see this one to believe it. Tall neck, extreme motion. Going to be a contender in the 2011 English Pleasure Futurity.

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JJ Matador (Magnum Psyche x Analeesa) 2002 PB Bay Gelding. 2007 Region 8 Champion Western Pleasure Select Rider. 2010 Region 8 Champion Western Pleasure Select Rider. Tons of quality and ready for any level amateur. Im With The Band (AA Apollo Bey x Shiloh’s Folly) 2006 HA Bay Mare. Very strong mare with a great show attitude. Will be at U.S. Nationals in HA Country English Maturity. LJR Aces Wild (A Wild Fire x Toad) 2007 HA Chestnut Gelding. Full brother to U.S. National Champion HA English Pleasure Junior Horse LJR Where Theres Smoke. Extreme motion. Will be Scottsdale ready. JSN Carrie Bradshaw (Afires Heir x Le Blonde) 2007 HA Bay Mare. Beautiful 3 year old filly sired by multi-National Champion Afires Heir. Has four months training with an excellent show ring attitude. Will be a top notch Country horse. Exxpose (Exxpectation+ x In Hot Pursuit) 2004 HA Chestnut Mare. This 6 year-old HA mare has just started her career in the bridle and has already been a Youth Top Ten in Western Side Saddle. Extremely quiet. Suitable for any level rider. ERA Paradigm (Pyro Thyme SA x Cameo Basktez) 2005 PB Bay Mare. This elegant filly is by U.S. National Champion Halter Stallion Pyro Thyme SA and out of a Bask-Tez daughter. At 5 years old this mare has already been a U.S. National Top Ten, a Regional winner and successfully shown by an amateur. ES Maserati (Allience+// x Pilane) 2005 HA Bay Gelding. 2009 Region 11 Champion HA Country English Junior Horse. 2010 Region 11 Top Five HA Country English JOTR. Although still a junior horse, this gelding is solid and ready to take any rider to the Nationals. Broke to drive. Simply Afire (Afire Bey V x Simply The Best) 2003 PB Bay Mare. Shown very lightly as a junior horse, this mare is a National Champion waiting to happen. Tons of quality, extreme neck and very strong hind leg. Loded For The Holiday (LBA Lode Star x My Holiday+++/) 2004 HA Chestnut Gelding. 2008 Canadian National Champion HA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse. Already has been successfully shown by an amateur. For sale due to college bound rider. SA Monte Carlo (Allience+// x HL Javelin) 1995 PB Bay Gelding. This seasoned gelding has wins too numerous to mention. If you are looking for a tall, extremely trained amateur Country prospect, this is your horse. Ready for any level amateur.

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U.S. NATIONAL SENIOR STALLIONS with Ted Carson

(Pryme Thyme x Diamond Tribute) 2010 Region 11 Champion Stallion 2010 Canadian National Champion Stallion (Highest Scoring Halter Horse of Show)

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