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CONTENTS Volume 51, No. 3 | Issue 7

Cover Story: Rae-Dawn’s MD Massima ... Making Her Mark by Theresa Cardamone

Chrishan Park Arabians … Adapting To A Changing World by Sarah Jayne Johnson

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Experience The Arabian Horse

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The Quickest Way To Greatness Is Inthe Fazt Lane

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Kiesner Training … A Landscape Of Commitment

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Dr. Joe Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow—Dynamic by Jenn Trickey

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September Leaders Of The Times: Fire And Goldd

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AHA COVID Protocols

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AHT Celebrates 50 Years ... Most Prominent Performance Trainers

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54th Annual U.S. Nationals Preview

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U.S. Nationals Judges’ Perspective

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U.S. Nationals Class Descriptions

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U.S. Nationals Profiles

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Tulsa Dining … Curbside Pickup Guide

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AHT On The Road: East Coast Championships

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AHT On The Road: Region 5 Championship

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AHT On The Road: NSH Finals

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AHT On The Road: Arabian National Breeder Finals

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AHT On The Road: Sport Horse Nationals

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In Memoriam: Richard Petty

Comments From The Publisher

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Equine Tips: Gone Are The Days Of The Handshake Agreement by Johanna Sheehe

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Index Of Advertisers

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On The Cover: MD Massima (Truest x MD Mirka), owned by Murray and Shirley Popplewell.

IF YOU BUILD IT

THEY WILL COME

Wishing the Best of Luck to all 2020 U.S. National Contenders! Cindy McGown & Mark Davis, Owners | Scottsdale, Mesa & Rio Verde, Arizona 480.361.6926 | info@royalarabians.com

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Publisher Lara Ames Director of Creative and Organizational Development Ashley Gallún Managing Editor Charlene Deyle Advertising Account Executive Lesley Blain Mazur Contributing Editors Mary Kirkman Theresa Cardamone Contributing Writers Sarah Jayne Johnson Jenn Trickey Production Manager Jody Thompson Print & Web Design Wayne Anderson Melissa Pasicznyk Sales Assistant Hannah Giesen AHT Abroad Representative Mieke Opsteyn Director of Finance & Administration Sara Thomas Accounts Receivable Deb Trebesch Show Operations/ Media Support Specialist Meaghan Estes Social Media Coordinator Cari Alford Kirchner

COMMENTS from the publisher FALL IS IN THE AIR Right now, as I write this, we’re in what is often called “the dog days of summer.” Their one redeeming factor? For me, over the past 30 years, they have signaled that the U.S. Nationals is not far off. Fall is in the air—if only in our minds now, then very soon for real. Even in this different, difficult year, that makes my heart beat faster. Invariably, part of the joy of Nationals is in anticipating it. We all look forward to the 10 days we spend together in Tulsa, Oklahoma, watching some of the best Arabians and Half-Arabians from around the world. To help increase the excitement, AHT’s September issue is all about the U.S. Nationals. Ours has a rich history. The titles of U.S. National Champion Stallion and Mare, as we know them now, were first awarded in 1958, and our first stand-alone show took place in 1967. That’s a lot of horses, people, and good times to be proud of! We hope you’ll enjoy this issue and relive personal memories as you flip through the pages. As we turn our attention to this year’s show, the talent I have seen in the few shows I’ve attended tells me that 2020, despite its hardships, will offer some worthy names for the titles.

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This year I’m especially looking forward to watching and competing in the young horse classes, where the talent is off the charts! And let’s give credit where it is due: congratulations to all of our industry’s breeders for giving us such great horses, year after year. They are the backbone of the breed. And finally, let’s remember that the times we are in now will, eventually, pass. I am grateful that we will have a 2020 U.S. Nationals to recall; not every sport has been as fortunate. So, this year it’s our job for those 10 days in Tulsa to be safe and smart. We will wear our masks, social distance, and show the world what a great breed of horse and people we have!

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Murray and Shirley Popplewell have achieved a great deal as breeders and owners of world-class Arabian horses. And, along with thousands of other enthusiasts, they have made the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show their first stop of the show season each year, with countless championships earned for their Rae-Dawn Arabians. As the 65th annual edition of the show commenced in February, they felt the familiar anticipation and excitement. Still, they couldn’t know that they were destined to leave there with perhaps their greatest prize ever. Despite the depth and consistency of the RaeDawn herd, Murray is always open to the idea of a new addition, should he come across a horse that ignites his passion and makes sense for his breeding program. Likewise, Rae-Dawn trainer Alcides Rodrigues keeps his eyes peeled for opportunities to continue to elevate the farm profile on the world stage. So perhaps it isn’t too surprising that among the over a thousand horses on the showgrounds, they would, independent of each other, discover the same prize; a horse who gave them both goosebumps. The stunning bay yearling with an exquisitely chiseled head and classic proportions is MD Massima (Truest x MD Mirka [AJ Thee Luca x MD Psylk, by Padrons Psyche]), a third-generation product of famed Ecuadorian breeder Manuel Durini. Murray explains, “Alcides and I both loved her the moment we saw her. She is the type of horse that, when you look at her, she grabs your heartstrings and won’t let go.” Before the filly even showed in the championship, the decision was made to try to acquire her for Rae-Dawn. At the time, Massima was in the capable hands of trainer Mike Wilson, with whom they negotiated a first option to Ar abian Horse Times | 18 | Volume 51, No. 3

purchase and an agreed-upon price. And it was a good thing that they did. Wilson went on to show MD Massima to the title of Scottsdale International Gold Champion Yearling Filly, earning a unanimous decision from the judges’ panel and creating a slew of eager potential buyers. On behalf of Durini, Wilson was true to his word, and the filly went to RaeDawn. “Mike honored the price and the deal, even after the filly went unanimous champion,” Murray enthuses. “I will always respect the integrity that he displayed, with so many other interested parties wanting her themselves. Shirley and I, and the entire Rae-Dawn team, are grateful to breeder Manuel Durini for this incredible opportunity. Massima fits my idea of a great horse, and we feel very good about her future at Rae-Dawn Arabians.” MD Massima is a daughter of Truest (Trussardi x Marlene Dietrich, by Marwan Al Shaqab), who is both the 2015 U.S. National Champion Futurity Colt and U.S. National Champion Junior Stallion, as well as the 2017 U.S. Reserve National Champion Junior Stallion. MD Massima moves with an elegance and regal bearing that captures the attention of everyone who sees her. Her strength of character and presence are palpable and not-to-be-denied. Murray and Alcides felt it, and so did each of the judges who scored her class in Scottsdale. It was, as Murray puts it, “a confirmation” of what he already knew. No one could have known that the 2020 Scottsdale Show would be the last major Arabian horse event to take place before the onset of “stay safe, stay at home” orders, issued in early March. Plans were radically changed; dreams were put on hold. But now Murray has his sights set on the U.S. Nationals in October, where Alcides is set to show MD Massima under the Rae-Dawn colors. Murray can’t wait. “She has earned the right to be the Arabian Horse Times’ Cover Girl for the U.S. Nationals issue,” he declares. “We hope that she will win again in Tulsa; however, we love her no matter the outcome and know that she will make her mark on the Arabian breed.” Ar abian Horse Times | 19 | Volume 51, No. 3

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NOBLE RANSOM

2020 FALL SALE SELECTION

2012 PB Gelding IXL Noble Express x Radiant Afire National Top Ten in the English Pleasure Futurity and Open divisions, this horse exudes Arabian quality with tons of presence. Tight ears that look straight through his bridle with tail carriage and cadence. He will be a lot of fun for his next owner.

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BLACK DIAMONDS EF 2016 PB Mare Black Daniels x Psolitare Affire by Afire Bey V

SF TOP SHELF Owned by Lian Oteiza

This 4-year-old is out of a National Champion halter Afire Bey V daughter, sired by the exciting English pleasure stallion, Black Daniels. All sorts of ability in this one; black with four white feet and lots of type! She’s a head turner.

SF BLONDE AMBITION Owned by Malou Perricone

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CRACKER JAXX

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2014 H/A Gelding Undulata’s Nutcracker x Thalia Bey by AA Apollo Bey This is an English Pleasure horse with power and pizazz. Balanced and bold, he is everything his pedigree says he should be and more. Just starting his performance career, this is a fun one!

SF FIORANO Owned by Robin & Mike Mansfield

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VIDEOS AVAILABLE For sale information contact trainers Mike Miller, 908.500.2634 & Bob Phillips, 973.214.7664

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RIZING PASSION EF

FLASHPOINT EF 2016 PB Gelding GSF Rizing Son x Afires Quintina

2015 PB Mare GSF Rizng Son x Afires Quintina

Out of an Afire Bey V/ Barbary English pleasure National champion, talent goes way back in this pedigree! He is sired by the Apollopalooza son, Multi-National Champion GSF Rizing Son and will give anyone the added advantage in the show ring. He’s fancy!

This 5-year-old was 2019 East Coast Top Five CEP Jr. Horse her first show out. She will make a beautiful amateur mount, but has the quality for the open division as well.

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Upright and marchy, this bright, young horse will excel in the country pleasure divisions and be a possible equitation mount. Just 4-years-old, he has another year as a junior horse.

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KHALIENTE EF 2018 PB Gelding RD Habanero x JMA Khareena by Khadraj NA This big, 2-year-old is dripping with western and halter quality on both sides of his pedigree. Extremely fancy, this young horse will shine in whatever tack you put him in. He’s special and he seems to know it.

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THE MORNING STAR EF 2020 H/A Filly Kharismatic PGA x BPA Venus Out of a 4x National Champion Halter and Regional Champion western Jr. Horse, this filly has a bright future. She is sired by a leading sire of western winners, so both sides of this pedigree are stacked with quality. Type and structure for halter, movement and disposition for western.

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2019 United States National Champion Western Pleasure Futurity 2020 Mid Summer National Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse

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QR Marc x Broken Promises PGA, by Khadraj NA

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Baske Afire x Evalina V by Huckleberry Bey++ 2011 Bay Gelding

2019 U.S. National Top Ten Arabian Country Pleasure Driving Multi-Regional Champion & Reserve in Country English Pleasure & Country Pleasure Driving

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The next horse you foal out has a huge job. The advantage you can give it begins with the breeding decisions you make today. We understand the importance of quality needed to secure our future because it is those horses who carry it around on their backs! Kharismatic PGA+// continues to be a leading sire of National Champions who have a lot riding on them! Ar abian Horse Times | 31 | Volume 51, No. 3

Western Pleasure ... Canadian National Champion Jr. Horse (Unanimous) Scottsdale Reserve Champion Jr. Horse U.S. National Top Ten AWPA & Jr. Horse Scottsdale SSS Champion Maturity ATR Proudly bred & owned by Dr. Marta Wasiak and Dr. Babu Rankupalli | For breeding information contact Becker Stables 530.477.5588 Multi-National Champion Kharismatic PGA+// x Multi-National Champion Ladys Dance+// | Multi-Program Nominated Sire Ar abian Horse Times | 32 | Volume 51, No. 3

Proudly Presenting: PRELUDIO OSB Junior Stallions OM EL BENICIO Senior Stallions

In a difficult year for everyone, we wish to express gratitude to all who are making this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s U.S. National Championships possible. May we all have a safe and healthy horse show celebrating our beautiful, versatile and resilient Arabian horse!

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U.S. NATIONAL YEARLING COLTS

WITH SANDRO PINHA 2020 Mid Summer National Unanimous Champion Yearling Colt 2020 Scottsdale Unanimous Champion Yearling Colt (Jr.)

Emerald J x Mystic Rose BHF Proudly bred & owned by Paradise Farms | For sale information contact Sandro Pinha at 480.226.0001

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URUGUAYAN NATIONAL CHAMPION STALLION 2X BRAZILIAN NATIONAL CHAMPION STALLION MID SUMMER U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION STALLION Proudly imported & owned by Manny Vierra, Valley Oak Arabians mobile: 510.325.3974 |imannyv45@aol.com Standing at Arabians International Contact Sandro Pinha: 480.226.0001 www.ValleyOakArabians.com www.ArabiansInternational.com

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2016 chestnut mare (Xanthuss x The Gossip Writer) • Gorgeous horse, great mind • 2019 USN Top Ten HA CEP Futurity 3rd place overall

EF MOONSHINE 2009 grey stallion (Vegaz x Tainted Luv, by A Temptation) • Sweepstakes Nominated • 2015 USN Top Ten CEP Select • 2015 Canadian Nat Top Ten CEP Select • 2015 Canadian Nat Top Ten CEP Open • 2020 Scotts Top Ten CEP AATR • 2020 Scotts Top Ten CEP AATR Select

OPTIMUS PRIME SSH 2010 bay gelding • Four whites and star • 2019 Scotts Top Ten Driving ATD • 2019 Scotts Top Ten CEP JTR

PB HUNTER PLEASURE TINY DANCER X 2014 bay mare (Xanthuss x PA Mark Me Famous) • 2019 USN Top Ten Hunter Pl AATR Select • 2019 USN Top Ten Hunter Pl AAOTR Maturity • 2019 Reg XI Champ Hunter Pl Select • 2019 Reg XI Top Five Hunter Pl Open • 2018 Reg XI Res Champ Hunter Pl Jr Horse • 2018 Reg XI Top Five Hunter Pl AOTR

LA ORLANDA 2006 gray mare (Apollopalooza x Winsdown Bethlehem Steel) • The perfect amateur HA CEP horse • 2020 YN Champion HA Mounted Native Costume JTR 13 & Under • 2020 YN Top Ten HA Mounted Native Costume JOTR • 2020 YN Top Ten HA CEP JTR 13 & Under Select • 2019 USN Top Ten HA Mounted Native Costume AAOTR • 2015 USN Res Champ CEP AATR Select

HA ENGLISH PLEASURE MICHAEL JORDANN 2010 chestnut gelding (Mamage x The Gossip Writer) • 2019 Reg. XI Champion HA Eng Pleas • 2019 Reg XI Top Five HA Eng Pleas AOTR • Multi National Top Tens in Maturity, Jr. Horse and Futurity

JSN MAGNETO 2010 chestnut gelding (Vegaz x Yolanda) • 2019 Reg XI Champion HA Pleas Driving • 2019 Reg XI Champion HA CEP Open • 2019 NSHF Res Champion HA CEP Open • 2020 Scottsdale Top Ten HA CEP AAOTR • 2020 Reg XIV Top Five HA Eng Pl AAOTR • 2020 Mid Summer National Top Ten HA English Pleasure Open & AAOTR

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Country English Pleasure Jr. Horse with Anna Conway

Hunter Pleasure Open with Jen Schmitt Hunter Pleasure AATR Select & AAOTR 19-39 with Indira Van Handel

P.C.

KHA CHING CA

ONZIA FMA

Western Pleasure Open with Jen Schmitt

Hunter Pleasure Futurity with Jen Schmitt

Trainers Jen Schmitt & Anna Conway

COOL RIVER KID

Western Pleasure Jr. Horse with Jen Schmitt Western Pleasure AAOTR Maturity Lori Conway

NOBLE RENDEZVOUS

Country English Pleasure with Anna Conway

Lori & Peter Conway Chatfield, MN ConwayArabians.com 507.202.4440

Boomerang NA x DM Althea, by RHR Marcedes

Arabian Junior Stallions 3-5 Years Old 2020 Region15 Champion Stallion

Bred & owned by Congressional Farm

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SF Veraz x Chammyra El Ryad

Arabian Junior Mares 3-5 Years Old

2020 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Mare 2020 Scottsdale Champion 3 Year Old Mare 2018 Brazilian National Unanimous Champion Yearling Filly Bred & owned by Ana Carolina Damiao Tinoco

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Ted Carson 910.876.7332 www.TedCarson.com

Exxalt x DA Elegantra

U.S. National Futurity Fillies

2020 Scottsdale International Silver Champion Jr. Mare 2020 Scottsdale Signature Champion 3 Year Old Filly Owned by Aria Prestige Holdings LLC

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Marajj x Evening Serenade, by Marwan Al Shaqab

U.S. National Futurity Colts

2018 Region 9 Champion Yearling Colt Owned by Lisa & Shannon Brady

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Ted Carson 910.876.7332 www.TedCarson.com

Twilight Solstice x Pearlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Misty Spring

H/A Breeders Sweepstakes Yearling Fillies

2020 Mid Summer National Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Yearling Filly Bred & owned by Keegan Gay

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Vitorio TO x Kyrie Elleison

Canadian National Half-Arabian Futurity Fillies U.S. National Half-Arabian Futurity Fillies Half-Arabian Mares S/P Type 2020 East Coast Champion Half-Arabian Mare ATH 2020 East Coast Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Mare

Bred & owned by Kyrie Arabians, Lisa Gaudio & James Kazanjian

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2020 U.S. National Championship Contenders

the trinity returns...

BIG MAN IN TOWN U.S. National Champion | Vitorio TO x Kyrie Elleison

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EPONA ELLEISON Vitorio TO x Kyrie Elleison U.S. National Reserve Champion

H/A NATIONAL FUTURITY FILLIES H/A MARES IN HAND S/H with Ted Carson H/A MARES IN HAND S/H AAOTH with Lisa Gaudio

www.KyrieArabians.com

ELLE VITORINA Vitorio TO x Kyrie Elleison

H/A NATIONAL FUTURITY FILLIES AND H/A MARES IN HAND S/P with Ted Carson

Proudly bred & owned by Lisa Gaudio & James Kazanjian

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2020 U.S. National Championship Contenders

bred to be... INEXXESS Exxalt x Beni TG+//

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The first Half-Arabian sired by Exxalt

SCOTTSDALE RESERVE CHAMPION YEARLING FILLY (APR. 15-JUL 31)

www.KyrieArabians.com

OFW TALLULAH SKYE Exxalt x Lulu Marajj by Marajj

ARABIAN BREEDERS SWEEPSTAKES YEARLING FILLIES Presented by Ted Carson Proudly owned by Lisa Gaudio & James Kazanjian

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Mikkella PA

PA Kid Khan x Milleah

2020 U.S. National Championship Contenders

ON THE “HUNT” FOR ROSES. . .

ARABIAN HUNTER PLEASURE JR. HORSE with Tim Phelan

ARABIAN HUNTER PLEASURE AATR SELECT

with Ashley Commissiong

ARABIAN MARES IN HAND AAOTH AND ABS MARES PERFORMANCE HALTER AAOTH

with Lisa Gaudio

Proudly owned by Lisa Gaudio & James Kazanjian

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the only one of his kind...

kyrie arabians introduces

2019 Colt SF Veraz x PA Appalonia Dancer by Sundance Kid V

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Jullyen El Jamaal x Khantina Girl V 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over 2020 Scottsdale Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over AATR 55 & Over

WITH DIANE FRANKLIN & GREG HARRIS

MULTI-NATIONAL CHAMPION

WITH DIANE FRANKLIN & DANIELLE STOCK

2019 OVERALL LEADING WESTERN PLEASURE HO RSE (TIED) C Our Zeus x DR Fonda Color 2019 U.S. National Champion H/A Western Pleasure Open 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion H/A Western Pleasure AAOTR 55 & Over 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Champion Western Pleasure AATR Elite 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over 2020 Scottdale Champion Western Pleasure AATR

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NATIONAL CHAMPION

WITH ZANE BUCHER & DIANE FRANKLIN

Pogrom x Rohara Mademoiselle 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Champion H/A Western Pleasure Jr. Horse 2017 U.S. National Champion 2-Year-Old Gelding

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MULTINATIONAL CHAMPION

WITH DIANE FRANKLIN & DANIELLE STOCK

Black Daniels x Laurel Hill Pennies From Heaven 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Reserve Champion H/A English Pleasure Open 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Reserve Champion H/A English Pleasure AATR 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Reserve Champion H/A English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over

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GSF Rizing Son x Callawayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s In The Money 2020 U.S. Mid Summer National Reserve Champion H/A Country Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over Multi-National Top Ten

WITH DIANE FRANKLIN & DANIELLE STOCK

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12201 308th Avenue NE, Duvall, WA 98019 Greg Harris: 805-245-5755 | Danielle Stock 805.748.1471

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Khadraj NA+++/ x Blue Moon J+/, by MPA Giovanni

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2020 Region 13 Champion and Scottsdale Reserve Champion H/A Western Pleasure AATR 19-39 with Lisa Fetting-Mertes 2020 Region 13 Reserve Champion and Scottsdale Top Ten H/A Western Pleasure with Randy Sullivan Proudly owned by Donna Clay and Lisa Fetting-Mertes

U.S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS HALF-ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE WITH RANDY SULLIVAN HALF-ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR 19-39 WITH LISA FETTING-MERTES www.RandySullivan.com | 217.801.0793 | info@randysullivan.com

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For Those Seeking the Ultimate Equestrian Lifestyle

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Coveted shady canopies line the river and the private hillside between the upper building envelopes and the lower lush green pastures. Existing fencing separates this secluded 10.34-acre section from the HOA managed recreational areas and access road to the river.

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To all of our Arabian horse friends and extended family, we wish you the best of the best at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s U.S. Nationals show... Whether attending and competing in person or watching from home, we hope you are all safe and well, as we embrace how fortunate we are to share in this wonderful experience of the Arabian horse, now and forever. May all of your dreams come true as we share in the success of one another together as lovers of this incredible breed. ~Cindy McGown, Mark Davis and Team Royal

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www.RoyalArabians.com

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U.S. National Champion U.S. Reserve National Champion ABWC Las Vegas Silver Supreme Champion

Shangrila Baltazar x RD Tora

U.S. NATIONAL ARABIAN FUTURITY COLTS Presented by Rodolfo Guzzo

Proudly owned by Shellbird Inc. Ms. Michele Pfeifer & Mr. Kent Scheel | 970.456.5177 www.shellbird.com

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www.RoyalArabians.com

Marwan Al Shaqab x Kharrea PGA

ARABIAN SENIOR MARES Presented by Rodolfo Guzzo BRAZILIAN NATIONAL SILVER CHAMPION SR. MARE Proudly owned by Desert Sky Arabians LLC Robin Andrews & Sylvain Allard | Scottsdale, Arizona www.DesertSkyArabians.com

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2019 SCOTTSDALE RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION AND ABWC LAS VEGAS SILVER SUPREME CHAMPION YEARLING

Marwan Al Shaqab x OFW Jewelee

ARABIAN TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLIES Presented by Rodolfo Guzzo

Proudly owned by

www.RoyalArabians.com

Introducing

Hariry Al Shaqab x Major Love Affair

U.S. NATIONAL ARABIAN JUNIOR MARES Presented by Rodolfo Guzzo

Proudly owned by Dancer Arabians LLC | Bryan & Jeanna Dancer Overland Park, Kansas

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El Tino x Yasmin HWM

ARABIAN JUNIOR MARES with JoĂŁo Carlos Silvestre de Souza Proudly owned by Royal Arabians, Cindy McGown & Mark Davis Scottsdale, Mesa & Rio Verde, AZ | 480.361.6926 | info@RoyalArabians.com Rodolfo Guzzo, Halter 619.200.6464 | Justin Cowden, Performance 775.901.3029 Travis Rice, Sales & Marketing 614.315.3682 | Amanda Pagan, Breeding Manager | 480.347.8955 Ar abian Horse Times | 136 | Volume 51, No. 3

Conquest BR x Baviera HVP

ARABIAN YEARLING COLTS with Rodolfo Guzzo

Proudly owned by

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USN 2020

Stivalle

Junior Geldings with Lucho Guimaraes

GRK

(Stival x Magnum Sofistica GRK)

Gary R. Kehl, Owner 801-560-9688 • garyraykehl@gmail.com

U ta h • A r i z o n a

Youth Reserve National Champion Arabian Gelding JOTH Region 8 Champion Gelding Open & AOTH

Yearling Colts

(Exxalt x FH Jemina)

ANBF Gold Champion Weanling Colt AOTH

USN 2020

Exxodus

GRK

www.GRKFarms.com

USN 2020

Yearling Colts with Lucho Guimaraes

Sovereign FF

(Conquest BR x FF Khadraya)

U ta h â&#x20AC;¢ A r i z o n a

Region 1 Unanimous Champion Yearling Colt

Futurity Colts with

Lucho Guimaraes

(Kavalle MI x JR Francesca)

USN 2020

Francois

Gary R. Kehl, Owner 801-560-9688 â&#x20AC;¢ garyraykehl@gmail.com

Scottsdale Champion 3-Year-Old Colt | ANBF Gold Champion Colt/Stallion

www.GRKFarms.com

A R A BIA N C OU N T RY E NG L I SH PL E ASU R E 4 0 - 5 9

Canadian National and Reserve National Champion • Comoshun x Nottalooza • Owned by Candy Conway l design by Brandy Phillips l

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DA Valentino x Faberge AA | Multi-Program Nominated Sire | SCID & CA Clear Proudly owned by Gretchen Love | Contact Jody Strand at 319.360.5997 | www.StrandsArabians.com

multinational champion

Zefyr x Venessa EQ Owned by Cedar Ridge Farm

2020 U.S. National Half-Arabian Western Pleasure with Jody Strand 2018 U.S. National Reserve Champion AWPA $50,000 Half-Arabian Western Pleasure Futurity with Jody Strand 2019 U.S. National Champion Half-Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Lara Ames 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion Half-Arabian Western Pleasure Jr. Horse with Jody Strand

2020 U.S. National AWPA Western pleasure futurity with jody strand

Vicario+++/ x Melody V+// | Breeder Barb Sink-Krusenstjerna

2019 U.S. Reserve National Champion Western Pleasure Futurity

Owned by Jody & Janice Strand | 319.360.5997 www.StrandsArabians.com

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Strandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Arabian Stables has provided world-class horsemanship for over 60 years and is proud to provide the talent and experience of this team, who maintain that standard today. We continue to offer a gamut of Arabian horse experiences and invite your inquiries; no matter what kind of tack you choose!

For more information on all our services contact Jody Strand | 319.360.5997 www.StrandsArabians.com

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2020 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS PRESENTED BY KIESNER TRAINING

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Overlooking the rolling hills covered in the morning’s fog on the track at Kiesner Training, it’s effortless to reflect on the impact this training and breeding facility has had on the Arabian horse industry. The visible compounds represent the many facets of their work: open arena windows that look into where countless

National Champions have made their preparations, the isles leading into the show barns where the industry’s most exemplary stallions stand, the breeding barns that house the foals destined to refine and enhance limitless breeding programs, and the office that accommodates all who have a passion for Arabian horses, as well as the headquarters for the inimitable management of the entire operation. Joel and Ashton Kiesner are seldom absent from the show ring, putting forth a performance with some of the best horses to date, but spending a day at Kiesner Training behind the scenes, it is apparent the work and care that is put into getting show-ready. In this environment, for most in the industry, seen are the fond moments and memories between Team Kiesner that occur along the patient and understanding journey of taking each horse to their fullest potential, which makes itself apparent in the barn’s show record. Among their dedication of training and showing, the breeding expertise implemented into years of foal crops, have already shaped the direction of the industry, providing others with horses who are able to guide breeding programs and ignite awe in the show ring. Beyond the windows filled with the stalls of multi-National Champions rolls the pastures filled with foals completely unaware of how thoughtful their creation was inspired by the selective and hopeful breeders whose relationship with the farm has grown over decades. The farm proudly stands and manages a collection of breeding sires second-to-none and undeniably paramount to the breed. The stallions at Kiesner Training have made an indisputable impact attributed to the master training and management of Joel and Ashton. This husband-and-wife duo oversee the care of the horses by attentive grooms, as

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KIESNER TRAINING CHAMPION PUREBRED ENGLISH PLEASURE DIVISIONS 2000-2020

Saxton DGL

Heirs Noble Love

Inception

Afires Heir

AEPA SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY 2007 Sin City 2008 Brave And Noble 2011 Afires Heir Apparent* 2012 Bel Heir LR 2013 Heirs Noble Love 2014 Noble Ffyre 2015 Saxton DGL* 2016 Debonheir DGL* 2017 Inception 2017 SA Mistafire* 2019 KW Micah*

ENGLISH PLEASURE JUNIOR HORSE 2003 Afire N Spice 2005 Nabasken Afire 2006 Chaparral DGL 2007 Afires Heir 2008 Expressly Bella* 2009 Expressly Bella* 2013 VJ Royal Heir 2014 Heirs Noble Love 2016 Saxton DGL 2018 Inception

ENGLISH PLEASURE 2003 JKF MacGregor 2006 Nabasken Afire 2007 Nabasken Afire 2008 Afires Heir 2009 Afires Heir 2010 Afires Heir 2014 VJ Royal Heir 2016 Heirs Noble Love 2017 Saxton DGL 2018 Heirs Noble Love 2019 Heirs Noble Love

KW Micah

ROL Firecracker

COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE 2001 CA Flamethrower 2003 Rumina Afire 2005 Helen Hayes X* 2008 Beyberry Fyre* 2009 Mariachi WA* 2010 ROL Firecracker 2015 SA Gisele* 2016 SA Gisele 2017 MD Tsunami 2018 Noble Rendevous 2018 KW Hero* 2019 MD Tsunami*

MD Tsunami

ENGLISH PLEASURE FUTURITY 2005 Chaparral DGL 2009 H Mobility H* 2010 Heirielle* 2012 Heirs Noble Love 2014 Saxton DGL 2015 Debonheir DGL 2019 Inheiritor

well as an unequaled breeding program. In 2020, Ashton and her team completed the laborious task of serving owners of over 360 mares with their timely semen shipments. This amount in any year is a feat, but amidst the challenges of a global pandemic, this achievement is heightened. The commitment to their stallions through to the breeders who have chosen them for their mares is unwavering, as the outcome for this dedication will be illustrated in the future with the industry’s next prodigies. The fields are lined with the pedigrees of tri-colored success. In the past 20 years, looking at the purebred English Pleasure divisions alone, Joel has won 11 U.S. National English Pleasure Open Championships. Since the inception of the AEPA in 2007, the farm has enjoyed garlands for eleven of the top spots. And in the Junior Horse division, the launching of 10 more, now living legends, took place wearing a Kiesner browband. The couple also notes 12 champion and reserve trophies in the last decade in the Open Country English division, with five in the last five years, three in a row by Ashton. Reflecting on all of the wins, the Kiesners are quick to point out that the real reward is happy clients and playing a positive role in their journey within the industry.

PROUDLY STANDING

Now with 15 years on their 65-acre facility in Lousiville, TN, that they have built from the ground up, the two can reflect on years of tenacity and growth. But of course, living in the now is of utmost importance and it is exactly the reason for a past and a future filled with hard work, gratitude and results. The band of long-time clients, friends and colleagues brings full circle the experiences shared throughout the years. However, on the track, a moment is provided in which to center oneself, and to recall the fundamental reasons for the almost ludicrous thought and care

AFIRES HEIR (Afire Bey V x Brassmis) COLTRANE SS (IXL Noble Express+ x Brassmis)

that is put into this operation—Kiesner Training’s reasons—which is the love and admiration for the Arabian horse and their friends that share that passion.

INCEPTION (IXL Noble Express+ x Bonita Afire) KW MICAH (Mamage x KW Sapphire) ROL DIVINE STYLE+ (Afire Bey V x IXL Miss Firefly) SAXTON DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire)

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Pictured: 2019 Colt (Inception x Summer Afire) 2020 Filly (Inception x Shes A Chrome Diva) 2020 Colt (Inception x Summer Afire) 2020 Filly (Inception x Ritida) KT Lasting Love 2019 Filly (Inception x Heirs Noble Love)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Arabian Park with Joel Kiesner IXL Noble Express x Bonita Afire Proudly bred & owned by Maroon Fire Arabians www.AfireBeyV.com

STOCK OF ALL AGES AVAILABLE. For information contact Shea Stables, 810-329-6392 or Ashton Kiesner, 865-556-0412

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English Pleasure Jr. Horse with Joel Kiesner

Mamage x KW Sapphire, by Baske Afire 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion AEPA Saddle Seat Futurity 2020 Scottsdale Champion English Pleasure Jr. Horse Proudly owned by Franklin Farm, LLC For breeding information contact Ashton Kiesner 865-556-0412 www.KiesnerTraining.com

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Afires Heir x Noble Aphroditie

English Pleasure AAOTR 19-49 with Emily Shippee Proudly owned by Karlton & Mary Ann Jackson and Emily Shippee www.HeirsNobleLove.com

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Afires Heir x Ritida

Half-Arabian English Pleasure Jr. Horse & Half-Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Emily Shippee 2018 U.S. National Champion H/A English Pleasure Futurity 2020 Region 15 Champion H/A English Pleasure Jr. Horse 2020 Region 15 Reserve Champion H/A English Pleasure AATR Proudly owned by Kathy & Emily Shippee

Afires Heir x Noble Fortune

Country English Pleasure

Jr. Horse with Ashton Kiesner AAOTR Maturity with Emily Shippee 2020 Region 15 Champion Country English Pleasure Jr. Horse Proudly owned by Kathy & Emily Shippee

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Afires Heir x Noble Aphroditie

English Pleasure AAOTR 50 & Over with Beverly Hayden Proudly owned by Creekbend Properties LLC

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SF Specs Shocwave x Amberr Fyre

Country English Pleasure AAOTR 40-59 with Leslie Goryeb Proudly owned by Leslie Goryeb

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Afires Heir x Ritida

Half-Arabian AEPA Saddle Seat Futurity with Joel Kiesner 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion H/A English Pleasure Futurity 2020 Region 14 Champion H/A English Pleasure Jr. Horse Proudly owned by I Ask LLC

Afires Heir x MA Ghazta Trot

Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 with Alexa Cohn 2020 Region 14 Champion Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 2018 U.S. National Reserve Champion English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 Proudly owned by I Ask LLC

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Undulataâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nutcracker x VTM Pistachia

Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 & AAOTR Maturity with Abby Smith 2020 Region 15 Reserve Champion H/A Country English Pleasure AAOTR Proudly owned by Abby Smith

Afire Bey V x Shelby

Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure AATR Select with Debra Buszka 2020 Region 15 & 13 Champion H/A Country English Pleasure AATR Select Proudly owned by Debra Buszka

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Half-Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Dr. Joe Kinnarney Half-Arabian English Pleasure Jr. Horse 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion AEPA $50,000 Saddle Seat Futurity 2020 Region 15 Champion H/A English Pleasure AAOTR

Afires Heir x Futurette Proudly owned by Dr. Joe Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow www.Reidsvillevet.com

Half-Arabian English Pleasure Open with Joel Kiesner AAOTR Maturity with Dr. Joe Kinnarney

Afire Bey V x Styling Time Proudly owned by Dr. Joe Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow www.Reidsvillevet.com

Afires Heir x The Way She Moves+/

English Pleasure AAOTR 50 & Over with Dr. Joe Kinnarney Proudly owned by Dr. Joe Kinnarney & Bradley Marlow www.Reidsvillevet.com

by jenn trickey

Whether you are brand new to the show scene or a weathered pro, if you had the privilege of noticing a couple of flashy pairs of Prada shoes run past on their way to a winner’s photo, without knowing them, you could probably assume two things … “colorful and winners.” While it’s not too difficult to make that assumption, there is way more to just how accurate that generalization is.

Some people are simply winners. They are so dynamic they radiate a winning shine. Two of those people within the Arabian horse industry are Dr. Joe Kinnarney and his husband, Bradley Marlow. They are a compelling force that goes far beyond a stylish pair of shoes and a winning herd of English horses, and AHT had the opportunity to sit down and chat with them about their “horse life,” past, present and future.

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A long-time client of Kiesner Training, Joe’s showing days go back to his childhood. He was an equitation guy and rode Thoroughbreds with the full intention and goal of making the Olympic team. That dream was smashed, however, with a car accident his senior year in high school which sent him on a much different path to becoming a veterinarian. In predictable fashion, Joe went further, eventually earning the title, President of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) in 2014. It certainly was a pinnacle of a doctor’s career, undeniably dynamic; but he didn’t stop there. Twenty years prior, Joe began his long and successful friendship with Joel Kiesner. It’s had its own colorful longevity; first with his 1994 U.S. National Reserve Championship aboard LA Midyawn (Huckleberry Bey x Musteeka), followed by a slew of winners, including: Afire N Spyce (Afire Bey V x HL Justaspyce), Afires Heir Apparent (Afires Heir x AF Ellenai), and Big Apple Ghazi and The Big Eazy (both by El Ghazi), among others. Joe remarked, “I‘ve always told Joel and Ashton, ‘your job is to make me look good.’” It wasn’t a difficult task for the Kiesners, as Joe always had the right attitude.

A BUCKET LIST BY ANY DEFINITION The 90s were a good time for Joe, as he had another “four-legged” fascination in the dog showing world. A mere few months after his first National Reserve Championship in the irons, Joe earned the most coveted trophy in the dog world. With Scottish Terrier CH Gaelforce Post Script, aka “Peggy Sue,” came the title of “Best in Show at Westminster.” Joe smiles today as he remembers the Governor of North Carolina who came to the launch of his new veterinary hospital 15 years later, and his favorite part of the tour was to see the Best In Show trophy! They have since added to the family during the pandemic, a Chinese Crested puppy named Prince and a black Standard Poodle named Kingsley, to go along with their current Standard Poodle, Peidmont A Star is Born, aka “Prada.” Bradley does not have the lengthy background of horse shows and green shavings that Joe does, but the dynamic winner thing … he has that. Now living in Greensboro, North Carolina, the pair have 15-20 Arabians, Half-Arabians and American Saddlebreds at any given time and enjoy their barn time. “Bradley has a much different eye than I do when it comes to the horses,” Joe explains. “He sees their contour, their lines. He studies the pedigrees and really focuses on both the genotype and Ar abian Horse Times | 194 | Volume 51, No. 3

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phenotype of the animal. For being in this industry a relatively short time, he can pick them!” They enjoyed a bucket list of ASB World Championship

Joe and long-time friend Joel Kiesner

2020 World Champion Good Luck Chuck

2019 Piedmont A Star is Born

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wins this year with WC RWC Good Luck Chuck (Undulata’s Nutcracker x WCC CH Sultry Heiress) and Joe was named the 2020 Amateur Gentlemen’s Three-Gaited World’s Champion in their debut performance in Freedom Hall. “I saw ‘Chuck’ at Bonnie Blue, then at Jr. League,” recalls Joe, “he was special at first sight.” Brad agrees, “When Joe sees a horse, he wants to ride it immediately, and this one he did!” Another huge highlight was the first horse they bred together, now owned by Joel and Ashton Kiesner. Suddenly Speechless (Undulata’s Nutcracker x RWC Softly Spoken) and Kelly Self Lockhart earned a reserve championship in 2-Year-Old Three Gaited Division 1. Ar abian Horse Times | 195 | Volume 51, No. 3

And the year of COVID-19 mask-wearing horse shows won’t end there. Crowd favorite multi-national champion RGT Mercury Rising, aka “Freddie” (Afire Bey V x Styling Time) will have Dr. Joe and Joel in the irons in the Half-Arabian English, along with the purebred multi-national champion Movin On Heir WA, “Mo” (Afires Heir x The Way She Moves). Their third entry is Futurama, “Gangster” (Afires Heir x Futurette). He will return to the ring in the HalfAfires Prophecy SS (Afires Heir x Ritida)

Enchanted Heir (Afires Heir x Ritida)

Arabian English Pleasure Jr. Horse class one year after his Reserve Championship in the AEPA $50,000 H/A Saddle Seat Futurity as

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Two to watch are maternal siblings of the legendary Adams Reserve National Champion The Heiristocratt—big shoes to fill. Enchanted Heir, a 2018 gelding sired by Afires Heir, looks every bit the part, and born this year is their second prodigy, suitably named Afires Prophecy SS. This colt folds back into his withers and trots forward like a springboard, putting on a show for anyone who will watch, and they all do! An additional threesome is sired by Multi-National Champion Inception out of a power-packed mare lineup of Heirs Noble Love, Rumina Afire and Reds Lady Princess (ASB). Not much more is needed to say with their pedigrees. They all are showing to be everything their papers say they should be and more, so one can understand why Joe and Bradley are just as happy at home as they are at a horse show. The smiles, the ambition, the experience, the enthusiasm, and yes, those colorful shoes … there is plenty more on the bucket lists of this dynamic pair, a fine example of the

KT Lasting Love (Inception x Heirs Noble Love) 2019 Filly

amazing people within the Arabian horse community.

2003 National Champions 1. Afire N Spyce+// & Big Apple Ghazi 2018 National Champion 2. Movin On Heir WA 2018 National Champion 3. RGT Mercury Rising Inceptional 4.

2003 National Champion 5. Afire N Spyce+// 2011 AEPA Reserve Champion 6. Afires Heir Apparent 2007 AEPA Champion Sin City 7.

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Multi-National Champion Zimmeron PGN+/ x Melody V+//

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ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE OPEN WITH RICK GAULT

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2020 UNANIMOUS! 2020 Region 13 Unanimous Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse 2020 Region 15 Unanimous Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse

RGT Mozart+ x Verset

Proudly owned by Laura Gault & Janice Lorick

AWPA WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY & WESTERN PLEASURE JR. HORSE WITH RICK GAULT

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8x National Champion Besson Carol x AR Belle Starr

Proudly owned by Paperchase Farm

2013 U.S. National Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 55 & Over 2015 U.S. National Champion Western Pleasure AATR Select 2019 U.S. National Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 19-35

ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR 60 & OVER WITH CLAUDE JOERG & 19-39 WITH MADELINE JOERG PERFORMANCE HALTER STALLIONS WITH CLAUDE JOERG

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2020 Region 13 & 2x Region 15 Reserve Champion Hunter Pleasure AATR & AAOTR

Megga Starr+// x Melody V+//

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Proudly owned by Kipra Niermann

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ARABIAN AWPA WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY & WESTERN PLEASURE JR. HORSE WITH MEG GWYN

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Canadian National Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over Canadian National Champion Western Pleasure AATR Choice Region 12 Unanimous Champion Western Pleasure AATR Region 15 Unanimous Champion Western Pleasure AAOTR

ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR 40-59 WITH LAURA GAULT 7x National Champion Magnum Chall HVP x Tatiana WA Proudly owned by Laura Gault

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Scapa x Sabrina WA

Proudly owned by Lori Quinn

2018 Region 15 Reserve Champion Western Pleasure Jr. Horse 2019 Region 15 Top Five Western Pleasure AAOTR

ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AATR SELECT & AAOTR 40-59 WITH LORI QUINN

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Canadian National Top Ten H/A Show Hack AAOTR 2020 Region 15 Reserve Champion H/A Show Hack ATR 2020 Region 15 & East Coast Champion H/A Country Pleasure Driving ATD

HALF-ARABIAN SHOW HACK AAOTR & COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING AAOTD WITH DR. ROBERT KELLY Vegaz x Showtimeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Shanghai Lilly Proudly owned by Dr. Robert Kelly

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Afires Heir x Harlemâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Isabella Proudly owned by Alison Breslin Powers

2020 Region 15 Reserve Champion H/A English Show Hack AAOTR 2020 Region 13 Reserve Champion H/A English Show Hack ATR 2020 Region 13 Reserve Champion H/A Mounted Native Costume JTR Multi-National Top Ten

H/A SHOW HACK AAOTR WITH ALISON BRESLIN POWERS

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Zimmeron PGN+/ x Rose Marie X Proudly owned by Judy Getter

Canadian National Top Ten Western Pleasure AATR Select Region 15 Champion Western Pleasure AATR Region 15 Champiom Western Pleasure AATR Select

ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AATR SELECT & AAOTR 40-59 WITH JUDY GETTER

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Aikonberri Bey B x WCF Marquessa ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR 60 & OVER WITH LEON BARBER

2018 U.S. National Reserve Champion Western Pleasure AATR Select

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Aikonberri Bey B x WCF Marquessa ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY WITH LEON BARBER 2020 East Coast Top Five Western Pleasure Jr. Horse 2020 Region 13 Top Five Western Pleasure AATR

Poco Van Star Two x Sweet Rewards H/A WESTERN PLEASURE AAOTR 60 & OVER WITH LEON BARBER 2016 Canadian National Champion H/A Western Pleasure AATR 40 & Over

Proudly owned by Leon and Debra Barber

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Afires Heir x ROL Timeaftertime | 2016 Purebred Mare

Region 15 Top Five Country English Pleasure Available at the show!

ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE JR. HORSE WITH MEG GWYN

VCP Magnifire x My Spa Day | 2015 Half-Arabian Mare

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IXL Noble Express x RGT Glory Days | 2016 Half-Arabian Mare

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Ames Imperator Country English Pleasure AAOTR

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Black Daniels Park Blue J+/ Western Pleasure & Side Saddle Open & AAOTR CP Neon Riot Native Costume Open & AAOTR Deucez Wild CCF+/ H/A English Pleasure AAOTR Native Costume DLC Mister T H/A Hunter Pleasure AAOTR Ima Khan Artist H/A Yearling Geldings JV Dun In Porcelain H/A Western Pleasure AAOTR King Khann H/A AWPA Futurity Man Of Steel Country English Pleasure Open & AAOTR MM Claim To Flame+// H/A Hunter Pleasure AAOTR

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Half-Arabian Park with Rob Bick AAOTR with Lian Oteiza

A Temptation x Mona Proudly owned by Lian Oteiza

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Citizen Fame x Finance Charge

Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR Select & AAOTR 40-59 with Nan Harley 2019 U.S. National Reserve Champion H/A Hunter Pleasure

Sundance Kid V x RA April Rose

Arabian Western Pleasure Jr. Horse with Rob Bick

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For Your Consideration

Sir Fames HBV x Flameworthy

Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select AATR & AAOTR 19-39 with Lindsey Dowling Proudly owned by Eddy & Lindsey Dowling

SF Sir Real x May Dancer V

Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR Maturity with Lindsey Dowling AWPA Western Pleasure Futurity with Caralyn Schroter Proudly owned by Eddy & Lindsey Dowling

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Remington Magnum x C A Flama

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select AATR & AAOTR 40-59 with Pam Knox-Gollahon Proudly owned by Pam Knox-Gollahon

Vegaz x Hillcroft Princess Royal

Half-Arabian English Pleasure Jackpot & AAOTR 40 & Over with Pam Knox-Gollahon Half-Arabian Mounted Native Costume with Caralyn Schroter

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WHEN COLORING ARABIANS WAS OUR ONLY OPTION â&#x20AC;¦ YOU STEPPED UP!

Thank you!

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VA Ravlon Crusader++++// Magic Moments Stable

Fire Proof Number One Wendy Spangler

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Candeman

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ISRA Arabians

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September 2020

Leaders Of The Times

The decision to acquire Fire and Goldd (Afire Bey V x Brassmis, by Brass), was for Renee Pelzman and her daughter Morgan Runyon—their first purebred stallion purchase, from breeder Marty Shea—an easy one. When Renee surprised her daughter several years ago with his Half-Arabian son Goldd Standard (“Digger”), Morgan was simply awed. “I had never seen a horse with so much presence, style and charm!” she shares. “He has a personality unlike any other and we became very quick friends.” Wanting to learn more about where Digger came from, Morgan found from her research that Fire And Goldd had produced quite a few fabulous horses with limited promotion and breeding. “At the time,” says Morgan, “I hadn’t really heard much about him, but had a friend who had bred his purebred mare to Fire And Goldd and gotten the most amazing colt, and I had bought a stunning 2-year-old filly also by him directly from the Sheas, which made my desire to have him even stronger.” As soon as she saw “Goldd”, a stunning, copper-penny colored stallion, she fell in love and knew she had to have him to make more incredible babies. With the help of Dwane Hankins, and the support of the Sheas, the mother/daughter team agree that making Fire And Goldd theirs was one of their best decisions ever made. Giving Goldd his own pedestal and spotlight, there is a lot to love about him. “He consistently produces some of the most beautiful babies I’ve laid eyes on,” enthuses Morgan. “He is so incredibly handsome and easy to be around; his gentlemanly manners and even temperament speak volumes. He reminds me of Afire Bey V’s sire, Hucklebey Berry, so much—I’ll never forget our reaction when I put their pictures side by side, it was quite remarkable! Truly, he’s a complete joy to be around.” Renee agrees, “He is pretty much a throwback to Hucklebey Berry in phenotype and correctness, and he’s a big puppy dog to be around. Now we know where Digger gets his donut addiction!” With Fire And Goldd’s first foals hitting the ground under Morgan and Renee’s ownership, their excitement is palpable. “We’ve bred six babies by him who are living at our farm,” shares Morgan, “and other local breeders have let us come see their babies, along with photos we’ve received from very excited breeders around the country!” Both are incredibly pleased with them, especially as they are from a variety of Arabian and Saddlebred bloodlines. What physical traits does Fire And Goldd pass on to his progeny? Morgan and Renee echo his abilities to pass on his gorgeous, overall conformation; his most outstanding feature in terms of performance ability being his incredible long neck and laid-back shoulder which makes for easy bridling; strong, sturdy legs and feet, and a powerful hind end; as well passing on incredible expression with a beautiful, liquid eye. As for Fire And Goldd’s future, Morgan says, “Goldd will remain with Dwane at Colonial Downs Training Center for his care and management. The clinic we use for collection is only minutes away and they love him there. While I would love to see him shown, it’s not something that we feel is worth risking his safety on the road. His wellbeing is of the utmost importance, in my opinion. Besides, he has nothing to prove. His babies and their show records all speak for what an incredible sire he is.” So, what’s next? In addition to planning next year’s breedings and weaning babies that are on the ground, “We’re always up to something,” says Renee. “Next year it will be showing yearling Goldd babies in addition to our regular show string. We are really looking forward to seeing them in the middle with Steve Heathcott in the open and Morgan in the amateur classes. Digger was Morgan’s entree into the main ring halter world and now we’re hooked!” Ar abian Horse Times | 290 | Volume 51, No. 3

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H O R S E

A S S O C I A T I O N

COVID-19 BEST PRACTICES Come Healthy … Stay Healthy SHOW PROTOCOL S Please keep these four thoughts in mind before you leave for the show; we want everyone safe and to have a good time, but we WILL enforce the rules and protocols that are in place from USEF.

• If you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive,

DON’T COME. • If you have any symptoms of COVID–19,

DON’T COME. • If you are unwilling to wear a mask, the entire time you are at the show and practice social distancing,

DON’T COME. • If you are worried about attending due to COVID–19,

DON’T COME.

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W H AT T O E X P E C T W H E N YO U A R R I V E 1 – Changes to the show office – adds/scratches and results hands free 2 – Patterns will be online 3 – There will be a limit to number of people allowed in the warmup arena 4 – The show will be limiting seating areas in front of stalls 5 – We will be having pre-show meetings for review of COVID protocols 6 – Ingress and egress to the show grounds will be one way 7 – We have added staff who will be monitoring compliance of masks

MASKS

Participants are required to wear a facemask or face covering in any setting where there is a possibility of being within six feet of any other individual, except when mounted on a horse or driving a horse.

WEAR YOUR MASK

If for some reason you can’t wear a mask, you need to get an exemption from the USEF-compliance officer. The exemption request is to be submitted to USEF via email to USEF COVID legalrequests@usef.org. Mark the email as urgent. Once the exemption is received, you will be given a band to wear at all times.

COVI D -19 PROTOCO L S • Bring your own safety equipment with you. At the very least, you should have masks for everyone for everyday. Hand sanitizer is a must. Consider having individual air purifiers (some are designed to wear around your neck and make breathing easier). • Everyone must wear a mask. This helps to protect each individual from either getting or spreading the virus. Since there will be many folks coming and going, we ask that you have on your mask at all times. You may ride your horse without one, but as soon as you get off, put the mask back on. • Practice social distancing of at least 6 feet. We know that while you are in your barn area, there will be people that you see all the time. However, since someone may stop by, there is the need to wear the mask and practice social distancing even in the individual stalling areas. While in the stands, there is plenty of room to spread out, but keep those masks on.

• Practice good hygiene. Wash your hands often. Don’t touch your face. The OKC fairgrounds staff will be continually trying to keep common areas clean, but don’t rely on them. Look after yourself and keep those hands clean. Also keep your tack clean especially if it is shared between horses and/or riders. Don’t forget brushes or rags that might be shared with horses. They need to be sanitized as well. Allow only one person at a time in a dressing room to practice social distancing. There will be no parties allowed.

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• Take everyone’s temperature every morning. If anyone in your group has a fever of 99.5 or higher or shows any signs of the virus (fever, sore throat, trouble breathing, etc.), stay away from the show and self-quarantine.

• Remember to social distance when you are going out to eat. The restaurants are limited in their seating, so you may want to make a reservation or not eat at peak periods. Also consider takeout. Many of the local restaurants will deliver to the barn areas. • While in the lineup, distance yourself out across the entire ring. • Be considerate at all times to your fellow exhibitors. This is a new normal for all of us. • All of the above is meant to keep you safe from the virus while at the horse show. If you do not wish to comply with these restrictions, then please notify us immediately that you won’t be coming and we will refund all but your office fees. • Travel safe as well. If you are driving, be sure to wear a mask anytime you stop for gas, food, lodging, etc. If you are flying, wear a mask at all times and be careful what you touch. Think of all those other folks that have touched that handrail or doorknob. Be sure to have your portable hand sanitizer with you and use it often.

FINAL THOUGHTS This will be one of the biggest shows with collective classes this year. All eyes are on us to prove that we can conduct ourselves in a responsible manner. If we do not follow the rules, we jeopardize all subsequent shows with collective classes. OUR INDUSTRY IS

DEPENDING ON YOU. Together we can make this work. Whether or not you personally believe in masks and social distancing, please don’t let your behavior reflect poorly on the rest of us and put our industry at risk. COVID isn’t going away anytime soon. If you choose not to comply with these restrictions, YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY.

We look forward to seeing each and every one of you.

Best wishes for a fun and successful show!

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The Ames Family | Jordan, Minnesota | 952.492.6590 Laura Rodel, Trainer | Stephanie Davisson, Instructor WWW.CEDAR-RIDGE.COM

competing at the United States National Championships in 2020! God bless you, this great country, and our beloved Arabian horse. ~Lollie & Lara Ames

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Scottsdale Unanimous Champion English Pleasure AAOTR and Reserve Champion English Pleasure Jr. Horse

ROL Divine Style+ x Julietta Ames

ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY WITH LARA AMES ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE JR. HORSE WITH LAURA RODEL Owned & bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians

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ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE FUTURITY WITH LAURA RODEL Owned & bred by Tom & Elizabeth Moore

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HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE FUTURITY WITH LAURA RODEL Bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians Owned by Lori Davisson & Kendall Rickert

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Arrowheadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Unlike Any Other x Ames Patina

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE FUTURITY Owned & bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians

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Noble Supreme CRF x Glamorize

HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY AAOTR 50 & OVER ABS HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR JACKPOT WITH JEN GLOMSKI

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ABS ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR JACKPOT ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR 50 & OVER AND ARABIAN PARK AAOTR WITH JEN GLOMSKI Bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians Owned by The Glomski Family

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ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR MATURITY WITH ELIZABETH MOORE Owned & bred by Tom & Elizabeth Moore

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ABS ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR JACKPOT ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR 50 & OVER WITH ROBERTA LEMBKE Bred by Robin Porter Owned by Dean & Roberta Lembke

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ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR 19-39 AND ABS AAOTR JACKPOT WITH KENDALL RICKERT ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE AATR SELECT & AAOTR 40-59 WITH MICHELLE RICKERT Bred by Kathryn Wells Owned by Michelle & Kendall Rickert

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ABS HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR JACKPOT HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY PLEASURE AAOTR 40-59 WITH LARA AMES Bred by Richard & Janet Thompson Owned by Cedar Ridge Arabians

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Afires Heir x Aria Endless Summer

ARABIAN JR. GELDINGS WITH CORY BYRNE Owned & bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians

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HALF-ARABIAN YEARLING FILLIES WITH CORY BYRNE Owned & bred by Cedar Ridge Arabians

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Jessica Bein Bob Battaglia

Marjie Becker

Liz Bentley Ar abian Horse Times | 311 | Volume 51, No. 3

Rob Bick Jim Bowman

Mary Jane Brown

Bill Bohl

Vickey Bowman

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Cynthia Burkman

Skip Carpenter

Russ Brown

Joey Canda

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Joe Dawkins

Gary Dearth Ricci Desiderio

Cheryl Fletcher

Don DeLongpre

Jim Fisher

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Carolyn Gardner Rick Gault

Joel Gangi

Tommy Garland Kit Hall

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Leo Hansen Greg Harris Bob Hart Jr.

Billy Harris

Bob Hart Sr.

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Bruce Howard

Chuck Kibler

Larry Hoffman

Vicki Humphrey Dick Kiesner

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Tom Moore Tom McNair Ar abian Horse Times | 319 | Volume 51, No. 3

Brian Murch Richard Petty

Wendy Griffith Potts

John Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara

Gordon Potts

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Josh Quintus John Rannenberg LaRae Fletcher Powell

Tyson Randle Martha Rattner

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Joe Reser

Shawn Rooker

John Ryan Carmelle Rooker Lou Roper

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Caralyn Schroter Chuck Siemon

Mert Sartre

Tim Shea Matt Siemon

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Jerry Smola Peter Stachowski

Mary Trowbridge

Jim Stachowski

Jody Strand

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Cathy Vincent

John White

Sheila Varian

Stanley White Sr.

Michael Whelihan

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Stanley White Jr. Stanley White III

Chris Wilson

Dennis Wigren

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THE 54TH ANN UAL

U.S. NATIONAL ARABIAN & HALFARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE SHOW O C TOBE R 2331, 2020 T U L SA, OK L A HOM A

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# HORSES ENTERED: 1,860 NEW CLASSES:

$25,000 ABS Arabian (per class) … Stallions AAO Performance Halter Mares AAO Performance Halter Geldings AAO Performance Halter

$15,000 ABS HA/AA (per class) … Mares AAO Performance Halter Geldings AAO Performance Halter

Arabian and Half-Arabian Herd Working Futurity

NEW AGE DIVISIONS: Country and English AAOTR:

19-49 and 50 & Over (English Pleasure) 19-39, 40-59 and 60 & Over (Country Pleasure)

Restrictions lifted on select riders; cross enter into the AAOTR age division is permitted.

PRIZE MONEY PAYOUTS: Sweepstakes = $480,000

(qualifications waived, but must still be a breeding entry)

AWPA = $150,000 ($100,000 PB/$50,000 HA) AEPA = $150,000 ($100,000 PB/$50,000 HA) AHPA = $150,000 ($75,000 PB/$75,000 HA)

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2020

U.S. NATIONALS Judges’ Perspective

In-Hand/Bre e ding

LESLIE K. CONNOR Judge: 45 years | # U.S. Nationals: 6 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Try not to be overwhelmed by the occasion and enjoy every moment of the experience! Consider it a privilege to be showing your horse at the National level and think of winning a ribbon or trophy as “icing on the cake!” Biggest frustration when judging a class … When judging in-hand classes, when an exhibitor circles and circles his or her horse at a canter. It is not a lunge line class, and I would like to see the horses move out at a consistent trot. Also, I wish more exhibitors would walk their horses directly to the judges, and then walk and trot directly away for an adequate number of strides to be properly evaluated. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not, and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? In the in-hand classes, it is very difficult (actually, nearly impossible!) to properly evaluate legs from every angle from the stands. Initially, I love to see a horse who appears to be naturally animated, happy and full of life, and who exhibits outstanding Arabian type characteristics!

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JEREMY HARPER Judge: 24 years | # U.S. Nationals: 2 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Relax and enjoy the moment! You earned it! Biggest frustration when judging a class … When handlers over show their horses. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? In the halter arena, legs and feet are much more obvious inside the arena than outside looking in. In the performance arena, we are able to observe many subtle changes spectators are not. In performance, I look for the “it” factor; that special difference that makes me do a double take. In halter, the walk really shows me who belongs at the top of my card.

VAN JACOBSEN Judge: 39 years | # U.S. Nationals: 7 Biggest frustration when judging a class … Please have your horse ready to enter the arena when the horse ahead of you is done and the judges are ready for your horse. We appreciate everyone entering the arena in a timely fashion! What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? Judges have the opportunity to observe conformation strengths and weaknesses that may not be evident to someone sitting on the rail. In the halter arena, when a horse enters the ring with beautiful carriage, exhibiting classic Arabian type … this will get my attention.

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KELLY ELM Judge: 29 years | # U.S. Nationals: 3 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Focus. Plan your ride and adjust as needed in the moment. Pay attention to your surroundings. Watch how others you admire ride their classes. Enjoy the time spent with your horse and friends! You’ve spent a lot of time and money for this moment! Biggest frustration when judging a class … When the class falls apart the second direction. For both halter and performance judges, what are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? The quality and expression of the horses really stands out when you see them up close, at ground level. You also feel the energy and intensity of the class more from center ring. I look for a horse with a good attitude that likes its job and performs it willingly, with ease and confidence, and possesses the conformation suitable for its division.

JULI GODER-LARSON Judge: 36 years | # U.S. Nationals: 5 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Go into Nationals with the intention of enjoying the entire experience, win or lose; and don’t lose sight of what an incredible opportunity it is just to show there. Enjoy the people you are with and appreciate all the beautiful and talented horses in every division. Biggest frustration when judging a class … Horses that are overridden and pushed past their optimum performance. Fast is not always better. All horses have a best speed; use it. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? The entire frame and motion and their relationship to one another is better perceived from the ground.

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BRUCE MCCREA Judge: 44 years | # U.S. Nationals: 5 First time U.S. National competitor advice … First time competitors need to arrive well prepared and ready to compete. Plan ahead how you are going to warm up. Try to stick to an overall plan. Relax, think and be confident. Go get the job done! Biggest frustration when judging a class … In the bigger classes, is being crowded and pushed out of my position. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? You definitely have the best view from the arena floor. I try to see the whole arena, so I will see little mistakes people in the stands won’t see. You also see motion, cadence and soundness better in the arena. When the horses are coming in, I am looking to see who will be my stars in that class on that day. I will always be looking for expression, brilliance and quality!

CATHY VECSEY Judge: 10 years | # U.S. Nationals: 1 First time U.S. National competitor advice … It’s not about showing. That is the smallest part of what the week will be. Rail work in a class is less than 10 minutes. Make the week about your relationship with your horse and your friends. Make memories that will make you smile when you think back. The experience is so much bigger than the class. Live in the moment! Biggest frustration when judging a class … Watching wonderful, beautiful animals that are overridden and/or stressed which then no longer satisfy the specs of the class that I have to follow when I place the class. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not, and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? We get a much closer look at the whole picture from a totally different ground level angle. For me, it is easier to see and hear softness, balance and cadence from center ring. Those three things are huge for me coupled with a horse with an attitude that tells me he/she just loves being in there doing the job. As far as my first impression, I love to see a reflection of confidence in both horse and rider.

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JOHN POWER Judge: 20+ years | # U.S. Nationals: 3 First time U.S. National competitor advice … It would be the same as for the long-time competitor. First, be prepared! Start by reading the rules for the classes you are going to show in. You’d be surprised at how many exhibitors have never picked up a USEF rule book and read the rules that govern the class they are competing in. Pay close attention to the class description and then look for the Class Specifications for your particular class. We as judges are required to use these when judging the classes. Class specifications are listed in order of importance for each and every class we have. It can vary greatly between the different classes, so know how your class is going to be judged and use it to your advantage! Second, understand that we can only judge what we see. The amount of “quality face time you get from each judge” will definitely reflect in your placing. A class will last on average a total of seven minutes; seven minutes to view, evaluate and place, in order, up to 11 horses. Each horse/rider will get a series of 1-3 second views by each of the judges. These can add up on average to 30-40 seconds for an entire class if you’re lucky. Make the best of them and realize each judge has their own viewing spot. Show your best at those spots! Biggest frustration when judging a class … When an exhibitor will school/train on a horse while in my viewing area. I realize horses can’t be expected to go around the arena time after time without some little reminders of how to be their best. Just try to choose spots where the judges can’t see it. Don’t waste your 1-3 second moment! The things that I see as a judge in center ring are much more magnified in both speed and view. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? What we see down in the ring is a very different view from what a spectator sees from up in the stands. A horse coming “down the middle” looks great from the stands, but what we see is the blurry side of the horse and if the rider polished their boots or not. It is better to be seen by creating space and distance from the other horses by planning your pass coming out of the corner so the crowd is left behind, or you’ve created some distance in front of you. What stands out the most to me is a horse and rider with quality and attitude. A horse prepared and ridden within their own physical talents pushing but not exceeding the intent of the class; a horse/rider who shows, by their actions and expressions, that they deserve to win. Good luck and enjoy the show!

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Work ing We st e r n

BRIAN SCOGGINS Judge: 28 years | # U.S. Nationals: 2 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Have fun and enjoy the experience. Biggest frustration when judging a class … In reining, when the centers are missed in the circles and the markers missed on the stops. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? There is a different view from sitting at ground level that is not in the spectator stands. The horse and rider need to be polished and have the attitude of a winner. Show me some sass and attitude.

TERRY THOMPSON Judge: 33+ years | # U.S. Nationals: 1 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Try not to go outside your horse’s ability and stay within yours. Biggest frustration when judging a class … Delay of exhibitors to show.

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Pe r for mance Halt e r/Trail/Hor se man ship/Show man ship

JAN DECKER Judge: 45 years | # U.S. Nationals: 5 or 6 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Have a good experience that is fun and enjoy your horse! Biggest frustration when judging a class … For Trail and Horsemanship, I can’t think of any; I just enjoy looking at a well-trained horse and rider perform the class requirements. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? Judges get an up-close view of the appearance the horse and rider present: details of attire, tack, grooming, etc. When judging trail, the judge has a good view of the performance of the horse over the course/pattern. A trail horse that negotiates the pattern with no penalties, style, ease, and cadence, will stand out in a class. What are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? From the ring, we are better able to observe penalties. Standouts are the movement and attitude of the horse.

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KATHY CALLAHAN-SMITH Judge: 34 years | # U.S. Nationals: 5 First time U.S. National competitor advice … Download the AHA app for all daily updates and patterns, then breathe and enjoy the ride! Biggest frustration when judging a class … Exhibitors being too close to me in a performance class. It’s hard to judge that horse and the entire class, plus it is a safety concern for those on the ground. For both halter and performance judges, what are you able to observe from the ring that a spectator might not and what do you look for initially that will make a horse stand out for you? Being on the ground floor makes a big difference. You get a feel for the horse being up close and personal: quality, movement of the horse, leg conformation and other details that look different from our position inside the ring. For a horse to stand out to me, they come closest to meeting the rule specifications for that class. It is one thing to pick the most talented horse in the ring and another to pick the most talented and qualified mount for that particular class.

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For complete USEF Specif ications, see the current online version of the USEF Rule Book

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BREEDING/IN-HAND & 3-YEAR-OLD FUTURITY CLASSES: Emphasis shall be placed upon type, conformation, suitability as a breeding animal, quality, movement, substance, manners and presence. Geldings shall be judged on conformation, type, quality, movement, substance, manners and presence. Horses must be serviceably sound, i.e. horse must not show evidence of lameness, broken wind or complete loss of sight in either eye. Transmissible weaknesses shall be considered a serious fault in breeding stock. Colts and stallions 2-years-old and over must have both testicles descended. A wry tail or one carried in an unnatural fashion is a breeding fault, and judges must consider it as a fault. Judges must excuse from the ring any horse shown at halter that possesses a whip mark (welt) on anyportion of the horse.

HALF-ARABIAN/ANGLO-ARABIAN BREEDING/IN-HAND CLASSES: Judged on conformation, quality, substance and Arabian type, in that order. The Half-Arabian or Anglo-Arabian may show characteristics of any other breed. The foregoing first named three qualities shall take precedence in adjudication of halter classes over breed type.

PERFORMANCE HALTER: Purebred Arabians: athletic structure; breed type; quality, balance and substance; neck and shoulder; back, loin and hip; legs and feet; movement. Half-Arabians: athletic structure; quality, balance and substance; neck and shoulder; back, loin and hip; legs and feet; movement. 1. Metabolics, 2. Pulse, 3. Soundness, 4. Fatigue, 5. Legs, 6. Tack, 7. Manners

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COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE: *Imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of being a pleasure to ride. A quiet, responsive mouth is paramount. Mandatory â&#x20AC;Ś that horses be asked to halt on the rail, stand quietly, back readily and walk off on a loose rein at least one direction of the ring. OPEN* Shown at a walk, normal trot, strong trot, canter and hand gallop. Judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality and conformation, in that order. AAOTR/SELECT AATR* Shown at a walk, normal trot and canter. Judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality, conformation and suitability of horse to rider, in that order. JUNIOR HORSE (horses five years old and under)* Shown at a walk, normal trot and canter. Judged on attitude, manners, quality and performance, in that order.

AAOTR MATURITY Demonstrate snappy, animated movement at the walk, normal trot and canter, and in saddle seat tack and attire. Shown in a single snaffle bit with a cavesson. Judged, in order of importance, on quality, performance, attitude and manners. Horses should perform with a balanced, fluid motion that appears to be pleasant for the rider. Horses that excel in this class demonstrate the desire to go forward with impulsion from the rear, expressed in long, lofty strides that eat up the arena beneath their feet as they float over the ground.

ENGLISH PLEASURE: OPEN Shown at a walk, normal trot, strong trot, canter and hand gallop. Judged on manners, performance, attitude, quality, conformation and presence. AAOTR/SELECT AATR Shown at a walk, normal trot and canter. Judged on manners, performance, attitude, quality, suitability of horse to rider, conformation and presence. JUNIOR HORSE (horses 5-years-old & under)/ FUTURITY (3-year-olds) Shown at a walk, normal trot and canter. Judged on quality, performance, attitude and manners. AAOTR MATURITY Shown at a walk, normal trot and canter. Mandatory â&#x20AC;Ś that horses be asked to halt on the rail, stand quietly, back readily and walk off on a loose rein at least one direction of the ring. Judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality, conformation and suitability of horse to rider, in that order. It is imperative that the horse give the distinct appearance of being a pleasure to ride. A quiet, responsive mouth is paramount.

PARK HORSE: Shown at a walk, trot and canter. OPEN Judged on brilliant performance, presence, quality, conformation and manners. AAOTR Judged on brilliant performance, manners, quality and suitability of horse to rider. Ar abian Horse Times | 340 | Volume 51, No. 3

HUNTER PLEASURE: *Shown at a walk, trot, canter and hand gallop both directions of the ring; stand quietly and back readily. OPEN/AAOTR/ SELECT AATR* Judged on manners, performance, suitability as a Hunter, quality and conformation. JUNIOR HORSE (horses 5-years-old & under)/ FUTURITY (3-year-olds)* Judged on quality, performance, suitability as a Hunter, manners and conformation.

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AAOTR MATURITY A pleasure class for the horse that can cover the ground easily and with a long, low, efficient stride, while wearing hunter-style tack. Horses in this class carry their heads lower and perform gaits in a longer, lower frame than the English pleasure style horse. Gaits are performed with the purpose of getting across the ground with an efficiency and ease that easily accommodates an all-day ride outdoors. Judged on quality, performance, suitability as a hunter, manners and conformation. This style of riding is very secure and comfortable and is the preferred style for many people learning to ride.

ENGLISH SHOW HACK: OPEN/AAOTR Shown at a walk, trot, canter and hand gallop; collected, extended and normal gaits to be called for; stand quietly and back readily. Light contact must be maintained with all reins at all gaits. Judges are required to consider the performance at each gait equally in adjudicating this class. Horses on the rail may be asked to halt and rein back. Judged on manners, performance, quality and conformation.

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PLEASURE DRIVING: OPEN/AAOTD Shown at a walk, normal trot and strong trot (extreme speed to be penalized); stand quietly and back readily. Judged on manners, quality and performance.

COUNTRY PLEASURE DRIVING: OPEN Shown at a walk, normal trot and strong trot; stand quietly and back readily. Judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality and conformation. AAOTD Shown at a walk, normal trot and strong trot; stand quietly and back readily. Judged on attitude, manners, performance, quality, conformation and suitability of horse to driver.

LADIES SIDE SADDLE: Horses should back readily if requested by the judge and stand quietly. Judged 85% on manners, performance, suitability, quality and conformation, and 15% on appropriate side saddle attire. Manners and suitability of purpose shall be emphasized. (Suitability refers to the horse being suitable as a side saddle mount.) A good ground-covering walk, a comfortable trot and easy-flowing canter is desirable. Transitions from one gait to another should be smooth and effortless. ENGLISH Shown both directions of the ring at the walk, trot and canter. Riders may sit or post to the trot. WESTERN Shown both directions of the ring at the walk, jog and lope.

MOUNTED NATIVE COSTUME: OPEN/AAOTR Shown at a walk, canter and hand gallop; extreme or reckless speed to be penalized. Horses shall stand quietly and back readily. Judged 75% on performance and manners, and 25% on appointments.

WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP: Judged 50% on the horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s performance and 50% on the rider. Emphasis placed on the horse and rider working together in both rail and pattern work. Execution and correct form of both horse and rider while maintaining a pleasurable ride are the main criteria.

WESTERN PLEASURE: OPEN Shown at a walk, jog/trot, lope and hand gallop; extreme speed to be penalized. Judged on manners, performance, substance, quality, conformation and attitude. AAOTR/ SELECT AATR Shown at a walk, jog/trot and lope. Judged on manners, performance, suitability of horse to rider, substance, quality, conformation and attitude. JUNIOR HORSE (horses 5-years-old & under)/FUTURITY FUTURITY (3-year-olds) Shown at a walk, jog/trot and lope. Judged on substance, quality, performance, manners and attitude. AAOTR MATURITY Horses excelling in this class demonstrate calm, willing, obedient attitudes and have smooth, soft gaits the rider can sit all day. Shown at the walk, jog and lope and judged on substance, quality, performance and manners. Judges are looking for pleasant moving horses that can cover ground efficiently, softly and obediently, while looking happy, content and willing to do the job at hand. Riders should have light contact on the reins and give seemingly invisible cues.

WESTERN TRAIL HORSE: OPEN/AAOTR Shown over and through obstacles at a walk, jog/trot and lope on a reasonably loose rein without undue restraint. Maximum credit should be given to the Trail horse that negotiates its way through the entire course efficiently, in a timely manner, without excessive hesitation, with curiosity, expression smooth-ness and style. Should show in a manner that raises the degree of difficulty without sacrificing and leaves one with the impression of being sure, safe and a pleasurable ride over a course of obstacles.

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REINING HORSE: OPEN/AAOTR/FUTURITY All deviation from the exact written pattern must be considered a lack of or temporary loss of control and, therefore, a fault that must be marked down according to severity of deviation. After deducting all faults, against execution of the pattern and the horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall performance, credit given for smoothness, finesse, attitude, quickness and authority of performing various maneuvers, while using controlled speed, which raises the difficulty level and makes the horse more exciting and pleasing to watch. All riders must dismount and drop the bridle after the performance. FUTURITY (horses 5-years-old & under and must have never been shown in a bridle) Shown in a snaffle bit or hackamore. All entries will compete in two go-rounds. The final results to be based on an accumulative score from both go-rounds.

REINED COW HORSE: Horses are asked to work a single live cow in an arena, performing certain maneuvers that include circling the cow

and turning it in a specified manner, as well as performing a reining pattern. The reined cow horse class consists of two mandatory phases, the reined work and the cow work. Each phase will have equal bearing and the final placings will be determined by the total of both scores. All reined cow horses are to lope a figure eight; run at speed; stop and turn easily. Judged on rein, conformation, manners and appointments.

WORKING COW HORSE: At the start of the cow work, each contestant, upon receiving a cow in the arena, shall hold that cow on the prescribed end of the arena for a sufficient time to demonstrate the ability of the horse to contain the cow on the end. After a reasonable amount of time, the contestant shall take the cow down the arena wall at least once in each direction. The contestant will then take the cow to an open part of the arena and circle the cow at least once each direction. The contestant shall show the horse to the best of his/her ability upon the judgesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; instruction, or at his/her own discretion. At the close of the gate, the contestant will have 20 seconds to signal for a new cow or shall work his/ her assigned cow.

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CUTTING:

HERD WORK:

FUTURITY/OPEN/NON-PRO/NON-PRO FUTURITY/LIMIT–NOVICE HORSE/LIMIT– NOVICE HORSE NON-PRO Shown under Arabian Cutting Horse Association rules. Separate one calf from the herd and then prevent it from returning. It is the horse’s job to prevent the calf from rejoining the herd. Once the calf has been separated from the herd, the rider lays down the reins and hangs on, as the horse takes over and works on his own to keep the calf from the herd.

Similar to regular Cutting but allows more direction from the rider. Approach the herd without hesitation or reluctance on the part of the horse. Enter the herd deep enough to show the ability to make a cut and work the cow quietly and alertly causing little disturbance to the herd or the animal brought out. Credit given for driving cattle, clearing the herd by a sufficient distance and setting up a cow while holding it in a working position near the center of the arena.

The horse maneuvers back and forth, nose to nose with the calf, anticipating every move. Each rider is given two and one-half minutes to demonstrate his horse’s ability on as many calves as he chooses to work.

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U.S. NATIONALS Profiles

We asked ... The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ...

You answered ... Ar abian Horse Times | 347 | Volume 51, No. 3

2020 U.S. NATIONAL PROFILES KEN OR MARY SCRIBNER Colonial Downs Training Center Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

KENDALL RICKERT Cedar Ridge Arabians Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Hunter, Halter

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... I can’t point to one person, but to many. My father often spoke of Arabians and also my, at the time, future father-in-law.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when horses we have bred find great homes and they are enjoyed by the new owners. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... showing off my Arabians, seeing old friends and making new friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to appreciate times we get to show, and times we get to ride and enjoy the horses even more.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... is my mom. After many years of her cheering me on from the stands, I am finally able to do the same for her this year. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching my mom and her horse compete at Mid Summer Nationals and winning Reserve National Champion. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... watching Laura Rodel show our futurity horse, Nirvanas Afire CRF. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to be grateful for every moment spent with my horses, enjoy every ride, and make every second count!

AMAZING HORSE WOMAN LLC, DR. NANCY O’REILLY Southern California Equestrian Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

CANDY CONWAY MIKULIK Colonial Wood Training Center Amateur Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure, Pleasure Driving The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Dr. Krystal McCullough inspired me to become involved with this amazing breed. She took me to her barn and introduced me to her horses. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning my first top ten on my gelding, Cey Hey. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... my friends, my horses and the excitement that the show brings. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... how important my horses are to me and how much I love them.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... a friend that was a small breeder of Egyptian Arabians and Half-Arabians. After my first half- then purebred Arabian, MANY have followed! My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... my first top ten at U.S. in the western pleasure maturity. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the elevated level of competition, the stunning horses and FRIENDS! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... that we need to do whatever it takes to keep a safe enough environment to ride and show. It is too hard on all of us if we can’t. Too depressing, in fact. Let’s all follow the rules and keep showing!

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DEBORAH HAUG Scion Arabians LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

KATIE HARVEY Stachowski Farm/McNutt Performance Horses Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country/English Pleasure

Discipline focus: English Pleasure, Reining

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Mike Whelihan has been a great inspiration to me as a trainer, breeding consultant, and friend. Eric, my spouse, has been my constant encouragement.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my father. He’s still my biggest cheerleader.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning reserve championships at Canadian Nationals on Its Party Time and at U.S. Nationals on Jumping Jack Flash BF.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... there have been so many memorable moments shared with the Arabian horse and the people that it has brought into my life. I can’t name one.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... to showcase and compete on horses from the Scion Arabians breeding program.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... getting to spend 10 days with my friends and my ponies. That’s two, I know.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... safety first! In a pandemic, it is imperative to keep ourselves, colleagues and family, as well as those who care for the horses, healthy. It’s ultimately in the horses’ best interest. For this reason, we will not show at U.S. Nationals this year.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... how much I deeply missed them when I couldn’t travel to see them. And how hard my trainers tried to keep me connected to them through videos, calls, pictures and texts. Everyone got very creative and it made it a little easier.

LOLLIE AMES Cedar Ridge Arabians Owner ~ Breeder

JOE AND KIM ORR Rose City Arabians Owner ~ Breeder

Discipline focus: English, Halter

Discipline focus: focus Breeding driven by the goal of perfection

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses … Dick Ames. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry … in my 51 years, there have been so many wonderful times and moments that have all been great, and I’m looking forward to more. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals … seeing our family members show and horses that we have bred, along with having the horse shows going again.

The person who inspired us to get involved with Arabian horses ... in 1984 while working in the automotive industry, our dealership took two trail horses in trade for a car. I purchased them and the rest is history. Proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... in 1990, winning the Scottsdale reining open, and my wife and I purchasing and showing Ghazala El Jamaal in 2019 at the Las Vegas World Cup to Reserve Champion Senior Mare. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... cheering for all our friends’ horses. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... our relationship can never get interrupted. Also, that my horses look as bad as I do in a mask!

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JOE ALBERTI Chestnuthill Arabians Owner ~ Trainer

LARA AMES Cedar Ridge Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter, Hunter, Country, Amateurs

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Western, Halter

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... actually it started with a horse, a purebred Arabian we stumbled upon. After that, Linda Robinson was a HUGE, early on influence.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents have been very instrumental in me getting involved with the Arabian horse. I grew up in the barn.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I’m grateful to have so many. Watching my riders and handlers figure things out and accomplish their goals give me great joy. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing people I don’t see often, the commotion, and spending time with my friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I have wonderfully supportive clients, my horses are trained, and I’m prepared no matter what.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... there have been many, but last year winning with Jay Z, may have been the highlight of recent. I had not shown western in over 20 years and Dad was with me every step of the way. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing the amazing competition and friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... that when I am told I cannot do, I really want to do!

TRACY DOWSON Gambel Oaks/Vicki Humphrey Training Center Owner ~ Amateur

LORI-KAY FRYE Colonial Wood Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur Discipline focus: Western Pleasure

Discipline focus: Working Western, Hunt Seat, Park The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... when my sister was expecting, I rode their Arabian stallion in native costume. My next horse was a Half-Arabian so I could go show with them. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching our son, Roy, show. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... beautiful horses, great rides and wonderful people. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... most good horsemen and women know the importance of not letting bad germs get passed around. We wash buckets, hands, and keep things clean so our horses stay healthy. Going to the barn kept me mentally balanced and happy.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my first riding instructor introduced me to Arabians when I was 10 years old, and I’ve been in love with the breed ever since. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching a horse I bred win a national championship. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with my friends, barn mates, and horse. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... my time at the barn, enjoying my horses and friends, is my therapy. The initial months of quarantine while I was unable to ride and interact with my horses was difficult, but that first trip back to the barn was an incredible feeling.

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LISA GAUDIO Kyrie Arabians & Ted Carson Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

JILL SHERMAN Sherman Ranch Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter and Performance

Discipline focus: English The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... when I was a child, we owned several average pleasure horses. My dad decided if we were going to own horses, they are going to be beautiful.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Suzanne Perkins. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when Big Man In Town was named unanimous Half-Arabian champion in his yearling year. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing friends and catching up. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I personally feel blessed to be so lucky. It has made me stop and take the time to ride again, and to realize things will wait and just enjoy your farm. Life is short, and these past six months have changed my outlook completely.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... breeding, owning and riding Tap Out to a national championship in July at the Mid Summer 2020 show. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the AEPA and Futurities. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it’s an abnormal world we live in!

LISA BLACKSTONE Vicki Humphrey Training Center/Colonial Wood Training Center Owner ~ Amateur

LORI DAVISSON Cedar Ridge Arabians Owner ~ Amateur Discipline focus: Country Pleasure

Discipline focus: English, Western

My inspiration to get involved with Arabian horses ... started young, but I like to think I passed on that love to both my mom and my daughter. It became a family affair!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mom, Jean Blackstone. She grew up with horses (her dad was a farrier) and bought her first Arabian horse when I was five. The rest is history. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when my mom was inducted into the inaugural Judges Hall of Fame. She blazed a trail for female judges in the ‘70s and has lots of hilarious stories to tell about that trail! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... now more than ever, seeing my fellow Arabian horse-loving friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... traumatic events force our focus on what is most important. They also illustrate the resiliency of the human spirit. We are coming out of this with greater appreciation for all that is beautiful in life, including our magnificent Arabian horse.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning the 1986 H/A English Pleasure AAOTR National Championship. But I am equally as proud of my daughter’s success within the industry. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all the amazing horses and friends! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it’s hard to have a horse far away! But it has also shown me how resilient our breed is. We are thinking outside of the box and it seems to be working!

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RENEE PELZMAN Holly Hill Farms, LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

LARUE ALLEN Vicki Humphrey Training Center Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Western Pleasure

Discipline focus: Country English The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... growing up, my dad had Saddlebreds, which started my fascination with horses in general. A friend of his in Florida introduced me to Arabians.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... there were many, but none more so than Dwane Hankins, who has been our trainer for 15 years.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... that’s a tough choice! As a mom, I’d say it has been Morgan winning so many national championships. For me, it was my top ten with MK Goldrush last year! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing old friends that we only get to see there and making new ones. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... we are fortunate that Covid hasn’t impacted us or anyone we know. Life in Ocala, FL is good!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... being chosen Region XII Volunteer Of The Year. We have so many wonderful people that support our breed; it was quite an honor. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... it is a great time to enjoy my friends from across the country. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... Vicki Humphrey Training Center has been proactive in keeping clients and staff safe while allowing owners the freedom to enjoy their horses.

MADDY WINER Chestnuthill Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

ERICA SILBERNAGEL Shino Training Center Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter, Hunter

Discipline focus: English/ Country Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... I was a horse crazy 10-year-old who read Walter Farley’s The Black Stallion and was instantly inspired to bond with Arabian horses exclusively.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my grandma, Diana McClaskey, “DM”.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning my first U.S. National Championship with my horse of a lifetime, Maghnus Z+//, and having my husband Jay there to cheer me on.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning with my family’s home-bred boy, DM Fireproof, for the second year in a row at Youth Nationals, and my last year as a youth!

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... competing against the “best of the best” and seeing old friends.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with family and watching some great horses!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I’ve learned to be thankful for every day that I can spend with my family and friends, my trainer and my horses. Also, I have learned not to take anything for granted, especially good health. I realize how fortunate I am to be living my dream. Ar abian Horse Times | 352 | Volume 51, No. 3

SYDNEY DAZZO Shino Training Center Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

KRISTINE NOLAN Chestnuthill Arabians Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Western, Hunter, Halter

Discipline focus: Hunter, Performance Halter

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents. They have always supported me in pursuing my dreams and have been there every step of the way as we dove into the Arabian horse industry.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Dorothy “Dottie” Weston Riley. When I was a little girl, she told me many stories about her time involved in the industry. I miss her dearly!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... there are too many to choose but getting to be part of the Arabian horse industry and do this with my parents while making countless memories, has been something so special. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... is watching the AEPA class! Hopefully we will have a horse in it next year. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to never take any time for granted with the people you love. Normally, the horses and shows are a family affair, but due to Covid, my parents have not been able to travel or attend shows. I can’t wait to all be together again soon!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... overcoming my fears in order to have great success in the show ring with each of my horses over the years. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... showing my gelding, Expectations SS, under saddle and seeing old friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... how much I appreciate time with my “barn family” and horses.

ROBERTA LEMBKE Cedar Ridge Arabians Owner ~ Amateur

SHEILA CURLEY Colby Powell Performance Horses Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: English

Discipline focus: Western

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Dan Lee. He introduced me to Arabian horses, the show community, and sold me my first Arabian, Highland Renegade+.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning the Canadian National Country English Pleasure Select Rider Championship, tops the list. I dreamed of a top ten, but never a championship. So, amazing! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing friends I only see once a year and watching all the amazing horses! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... the pandemic has been a good reminder that I am in this for the horses. It’s been painful and sad not being able to go to shows, but not seeing my horse during the state quarantine period was excruciating. Luckily, they were in good hands at CRA.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my daughter, Jenna. When she was 7 years old, she wanted to take lessons at a mostly Arabian barn. She started showing and convinced me to try it too. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning two reserve national championships in the same day on two different horses at Canadian Nationals, 2016. I had never won a trophy in my life. I was so excited! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... relaxing and watching the amazing quality of horses compete. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... be grateful for all you have today and appreciate your horses and the ability to show them.

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2020 U.S. NATIONAL PROFILES TESS MORENO Christy Higman Clements Training Amateur

JONATHAN RAMSAY Stachowski Farms Trainer Discipline focus: Hunter, English

Discipline focus: Show Hack, Side Saddle The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my grandmother! She was involved with the Arabian horse community before I was born. She loved the people and horses so much, she got me hooked. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning 2018 Scottsdale Champion H/A Show Hack with Worldlee. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... catching up with friends and watching the Junior Horse classes. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... take your time to enjoy the ride and people around you, and always give your horse extra carrots!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mother. She is a long-time Arabian enthusiast. She won the first ever Arabian show hack class held at the U.S. Nationals.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... every time I see one of my horse and rider combos have a great ride. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... getting together with my Arabian horse family from across the country. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I am very thankful that I get to do a job I love taking care of animals, and get to work in the outdoors!

KATELYN EDWARDS Vicki Humphrey Training Center Owner ~ Amateur

KRISTEN WILEY ChriShan Park Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur Discipline focus: English

Discipline focus: English

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mother.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... there wasn’t a specific person, but a little bay pony named Spanky. It just so happened he was an Egyptian Arabian, and here we are 20 years later! My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... anytime we have a clean ride in the show ring is major moment. Also, when I hear my trainer scream, “woohooo!” I know we must be doing something right. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all of the superstars compete together in the same arena! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it has taught me a great lesson in being grateful and present in my equestrian, personal, and professional life. Living in the fast lane was the norm pre-Covid and I overlooked so many wonderful blessings in my life. Only gratitude moving forward.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching my daughter bring home two National Championships earlier this year at Youth Nationals. She started showing Arabians last year at Scottsdale and look at her go! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing friends that I don’t get to see all year. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... social distancing is easy when you are on a horse. 

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JESSIE SZYMANSKI-HOAG Arabians International/ Burkman Centre Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

CHRISTY HIGMAN CLEMENTS CHC Training Owner ~ Trainer

Discipline focus: Halter, Western

Discipline focus: English, Specialty

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my dad. He has always loved horses from a young age. He bought me a Half-Arabian when I was young and our love for Arabians took off like wildfire. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I was and still am incredibly proud to have bred a Scottsdale Champion Jr. Filly, Mystic Magnolia PF—a big dream come true. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I can’t wait to see all my horse family and friends! And to show! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... life still goes on. Horses still need worked the same and cared for the same. While shows have been extremely minimal, we all are still working just as hard, if not harder. Shows or no shows, the love for these animals never dies.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Fran Lee of Gatewood Arabians.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I have been lucky enough to have many proud moments. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with everyone. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... how lucky we are to have barns to go to and our horses to ride.

MORGAN PELZMANRUNYON Colonial Downs Training Center Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

JOEL KIESNER Kiesner Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Trainer Discipline focus: English, Saddle Seat

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Western, Halter, Specialty

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses … my parents.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... if it weren’t for my mom, I would have never been introduced to the Arabian horse. She has always nurtured and supported my love for them.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry … anytime that Ashton, Lexi or Ellawynn do something fun in the ring, is my proudest moment; but there’s no greater joy in the world than watching my girls ride.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I’ve had so many proud moments with some very special Arabians and to pick one would simply be impossible.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals … the challenge.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I am very much looking forward to getting back into the show ring! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... that quality time is everything! Appreciate the smallest of the sweetest moments and cherish the time spent just enjoying.

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SYLVAIN ALLARD AND ROBIN ANDREWS Desert Sky Arabians LLC Owner ~ Breeder

LUCIANA HERNANDEZ Christy Higman Clements Training Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter

Discipline focus: English, Specialty

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Lee Courtney, Cindy and Mark Davis.

What inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... was a complete accident! I was a horse crazy little girl and by the grace of God, a neighbor recommended Christy!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning the Unanimous Scottsdale Junior Filly Championship with Mistic Dominic HVP.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning in the Arabian Country Pleasure at Scottsdale this year in my first class as an amateur!

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... competing in the Senior Mare Championship with AJ Kharena.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all of my horse family!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... following the CDC guidelines, physical distancing, masks and hand hygiene does work and allows us to enjoy our horses and to participate in competitions.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to appreciate every moment with the things I love most, and having the barn as a safe space which keeps some sort of normalcy to life, was a blessing as well.

RAE PAIGE SCHWARZ Quarry Hill Farm Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

STEVE & CHRISTINA POORE Orrion Farms Owner ~ Breeder

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat

Discipline focus: Breeding/Halter, Western, Hunter

The people who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... trainers Ky Anderson in Kent, CT, and Hugh Parker from the northwest corner of CT.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when our stallion, QH Serengeti, whom we bred, produced his very first foal, QH Desert Storm. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing old friends and extraordinary horses. It is always a great time. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it is all about safety for clients, employees and horses. Nothing else matters.

The person who inspired us to get involved with Arabian horses ... we thank Doug Leadley for inspiring this passion within us while nurturing our education and excitement for this beloved breed! Our proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... USN 2017 will always be a standout moment; we had the pleasure of bringing home three U.S. National Champions that year, Queen Ayda FWM, Makayah and LuLu Marajj. The one thing we look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... this year will be the first year for the Orrion Farms Training Center! What Covid has taught us the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... we are fortunate to have our hardworking staff ! They have put the health and safety of each other and our horses in the forefront. As we continue navigating this uncharted course, our hope is that we continue to be grateful for the wonderful folks in our industry.

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KENNY HEALY-MUNCY III ChriShan Park Arabians Amateur

JANICE LORICK Rick Gault Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country English

Discipline focus: Western Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... the late Mary Kaye Murray. She introduced me to the Arabian horse and my life was forever changed from that day. I still remember it like yesterday!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Jim Fisher.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... has to be my first blue ribbon in a deep class at the Missouri Border Bonanza. After three years of getting the gate, we finally had that flawless ride we all dream of !

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when my trainer, Rick Gault, told me I looked like him when I was jogging around in my class at Region 12 on my beautiful RGT Mozart.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... deep competition and camaraderie of “my peeps” who love these amazing animals.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with friends and my barn family.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... as one who tested positive for Covid, not being at the barn for three weeks was miserable. The love and passion I have for my horses and barn family (who are used to seeing me a lot), made me realize I’m not whole without either. Blessed to be part of the CSP family!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to be thankful for the little things in life, especially hugs.

CHRISTINE RAGUSA Krohn Show Horses Amateur

MONICA DUMONT Krohn Show Horses Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country English

Discipline focus: Halter & Performance

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Bette Ragusa.

What inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... the book, Know The Arabian Horse, by Gladys Brown Edwards.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when my daughter, Madison McNulty, won top ten at Youth Nationals. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... watching all the amazing horses and seeing all my horse friends!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... seeing my horse, GFF Evita Always, win a national championship in halter.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I’m a a Covid ICU nurse. The first eight weeks in the Covid units were exhausting and emotionally tiring. My trainer would send me pictures or videos of my horse, Hope. It taught me to enjoy her beauty and life as it comes to you.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing my horse and visiting friends. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I’ve realized how much I miss seeing the people in my life. I am glad I didn’t have to social distance from my horses!

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SUSAN READ Krohn Show Horses Owner ~ Amateur

MEG GWYN Rick Gault Training Trainer

Discipline focus: Hunter

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Western, Hunt Seat, Show Hack

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my sister, Melinda Roberts.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents have had Arabians since before I was born. I grew up showing Arabians and haven’t looked back.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... 2018 Reserve Champion with Tinkerbelle WF+//. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... comradery, beautiful horses. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... good for emotional wellbeing.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... showing my first English pleasure futurity horse, RGT Mercury Rising. He’s been a star from day one! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing everyone that we don’t typically get to see during the show season. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... that it doesn’t matter what is thrown at us, we will all be resilient during trying times.

CHRISTINE HANSEN Krohn Show Horses Owner ~ Amateur

LORI QUINN Rick Gault Training/Reed Training Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country English, Show Hack

Discipline focus: Western, Hunter

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my great-Uncle Carroll Rima from Rima Rancheria Arabians in Florida is where I first grew to love Arabians. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when I let a youth rider show my horse, Flames of Fhire, at Youth Nationals in Arabian Country English. He was national champion out of over 75 entries! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... of course, having the best and most fun rides I can! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... riding my horse has at least given me some kind of normalcy during these crazy times! You can still hug and kiss on your horse with no mask or social distancing! I just want all to be safe and healthy!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mom!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching my daughter, Nicole Quinn, win a Canadian National Championship! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... everything! Can’t wait to see my American barn family and my beautiful Ed! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... my horses are a very important part of my life. I was very fortunate to be able to continue riding my Canadian horses. 2020 has allowed us to reflect on why we started this in the first place—our love of the Arabian horse!

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JOHANNA SHEEHE Christy Higman Clements Training Amateur

KATY QUIGG Colby Powell Performance Horses Amateur

Discipline focus: Show Hack, Side Saddle, Hunt Seat

Discipline focus: Western The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my sister, who was the first equestrian in our family, and my mom who is my number one supporter.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I love reconnecting with friends from around the country.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... this year has been challenging for all of us. When my barn was closed because of the lock down, I realized how important time with my horses is to my mental well-being. My time at the barn is therapeutic and I try not to take it for granted.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... after taking a hiatus from riding due to college and my career, Wes and I won Scottsdale which was our first show together. He has become our once-in-alifetime horse! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... reuniting with all my friends in the Arabian horse community. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... Covid has made me appreciate my horses and my barn family. My horses have given me an outlet for these unusual times, allowing me to ride and spend more time than ever with them. I’ve even been able to learn a new seat, reining!

ABBIE SCHWARZ Chrishan Park Owner ~ Amateur

KELLI AGUIRRE Stachowski Farms/Colonial Wood Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country English, Driving, Western

Discipline focus: English, Western

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my childhood friend Ashley; she loved horses, so I tagged along for riding lessons and fell in love with horses too!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents! My mom had the passion, so my dad indulged her!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I love showing but caring for childhood horse Canadian Encore for 28 years until this June when he passed at age 37+ is what I am most proud of. We were the same age and I adored him.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when my stallions, VJ Royal Heir and Bentley SF, won their first National Championships. Also, when the first horse that I bred, Royal Heiress, went Reserve National Champion.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all of my friends, cooler fall weather and beautiful horses.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all the babies who are up-and-coming and spending time with friends.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... the barn has been a safe place for us during Covid, providing a sense of normalcy. It’s been a great place for me to take my daughters and just have fun!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... this is my life, the only one I’m given, and I need to do everything that I want and make the most of it with the horses that I love.

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2020 U.S. NATIONAL PROFILES LAURA GAULT Rick Gault Training, LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

JAMIE PETERNELL Chrishan Park Amateur

Discipline focus: Western, English, Hunter Pleasure

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... the White Family of The Oaks Arabians. I took lessons there as a child and they introduced me to Arabians.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... I started riding with Mary Kay Murray. She had me doing every dirty chore from start to finish. I learned to appreciate every sweet moment quickly.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning the APAHA Western Amateur Rider in 2019. What an honor! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all of my horse show buddies and watching beautiful horses. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... enjoy the ride while you can. We have no idea what life holds for any of us.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning a national championship on B.R. Kingsize. My sister also went national champion that night. It was a proud time for my whole family. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with my barn family and cheering everyone on. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to appreciate every chance I get to spend time doing what I love with my family. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not easy driving my two young girls across the country as we choose not to fly, but the memories are worth it.

JUDY POMFREY GETTER Rick Gault Training Owner ~ Amateur

JENNIFER HAGALE DRINNON ChriShan Park Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Western Pleasure

Discipline focus: English, Park

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mother, Stacia Pomfrey. Her love for the Arabian horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beauty and versatility was amazing to watch.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents and Mary Kay Murray. My mom wanted an Arabian to put in our horse pasture because they are so pretty. We started lessons with Mary Kay.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... there are so many proud moments and wonderful memories, but the one dearest to my heart is the purchase of RGT Zimmy Buffet.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning at Madison Square Garden on Mamage and getting to walk him down 5th Avenue to take pictures with his roses.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... everything! People, friends, horses, completion! I love it all.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I am excited to test my horses and skill against the very best.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... life is more flexible than we think, be grateful for the little things in life, and how to wear my shirt over my face when I forget my mask!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... we have had more limited time to work the horses and it has taught me to be very disciplined and focused.

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CYNTHIA SIMS OSBORN Deer Creek Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

DONNA LUBBEN Randy Sullivan Training Center Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Hunter Pleasure, Western Pleasure

Discipline focus: Western Pleasure The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... after a long hiatus from horse ownership, I researched my state and we met the RSTC Team. My son quickly became captivated with the breed.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mother, Lois Jarrold, bought the first Arabian we owned, and our trainer Scott Scheyli and dear friend Lucy Whittier got us into breeding. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... there are several, our very first Nationals when my daughter took a top ten in halter mares and one of our babies finishing the Tevis. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing old friends and beautiful horses. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to take all precautions possible but move forward with our goals.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... the most beautiful moment was watching my son compete in his first event in Scottsdale. My teary-eyed husband hugged me and said, “There’s your third generation.” The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... we feel so honored to be there with other kindred spirits. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... every ride counts and every opportunity for development counts.

ASHLEY TOYE Hickerson Arabians Owner

GARY KEHL GRK Farms Owner

Discipline focus: Hunter Pleasure

Discipline focus: Halter & Performance

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mom. I started lessons when I was 7 years old, and it has always been my mom who has supported my crazy dreams to show and live this lifestyle. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning the triple crown in the Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure 19-39 with Cocoa Motion. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the atmosphere. We all work hard to get there and share the memories together. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... find the positives. Some days it may be small and not exactly what you want, but you have to take those moments and build on them.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses … in the very beginning, it was my friendship with Doug Leadley who paved my path to the Arabian horse. Today, it is also the excellent guidance of my two ‘in house’ trainers Lucho Guimaraes and Elizabeth DeSarle. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry … watching my own GRK-bred horses excel in both the halter and performance divisions, and as a grandfather to Chloe and McKienna, both dedicated and accomplished. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals … watching my horses show, is always a treat for me. I know a lot of hard work goes into getting a horse to the National level. Lucho and Elizabeth do a tremendous job guiding each GRK horse to their fullest potential. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn … patience and to count my blessings. The barn has been an excellent retreat and we spend even more time with our horses.

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JODY STRAND Strand’s Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Trainer

MARTHA HARTLEY Chrishan Park Amateur

Discipline focus: Western, Hunter

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses … I was born into it, so I would have to say my parents. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry … I have two: Zefyr winning the Open Western class the first time was a highlight in my career, and second was Lara Ames winning last year in the Half-Arabian Western Futurity. It was super special because she was on her horse Jay Z who is by Zefyr and bred by Jenn Schmidt, who was my assistant trainer for years. Just being able to represent Dick and the Ames family has meant a lot to me. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals … competing at that level of competition, it’s exciting to bring your best horses. It’s always fun to see the horse people from around the country and get caught up with all of your friends.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Shan and Chris Wilson! I grew up watching them ride as kids and wanted to do that too!

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... last year at U.S. Nationals, conquering my fear and riding through the in-gate for my first National class. The view from that side of the railing was the thrill of a lifetime! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing my amazing friends for 10 days in the Bubble! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... don’t take anything for granted. I’m so blessed to have the opportunities, resources and health to pursue these dreams. The barn is my treat and way to be “normal” these past months.

TIM SHEA Shea Stables Owner ~ Breeder ~ Trainer

KIM BOND Krohn Show Horses Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat

Discipline focus: Halter & English

The people who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses … are two that I first worked for, Bob Hart Sr. and Mr. Bill Bohl. I had full time jobs in the Arabian industry through them. They were both inspiring people in my life. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry … watching Joel Kiesner show Inception who we co-manage for Maroon Fire Arabians. Joel and Inception have won three consecutive unanimous national championships in the English and Park Horse divisions. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals … seeing the best horses and horse people in the nation at the top of their game. U.S Nationals is truly a historical event and it can drastically change the lives of the people and horses who compete.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Blake and Genna Krohn, Joanne Crockett, Laurie Lavins and Jeff Boehmke.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning Unanimous Champion at Scottsdale! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing the best of the breed compete for top honors. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... horses are my sanity!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn … I am greatly relieved to learn that all the horses at Nationals will be required to wear face masks! Ar abian Horse Times | 366 | Volume 51, No. 3

ANDIE SZABO Krohn Show Horses, LLC Breeder ~ Amateur

KARA GUY Colby Powell Performance Horses Owner ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Saddle Seat, Hunter, Halter, Native Costume, Side Saddle

Discipline focus: Working Western

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mom always loved horses and was undefeated in Competitive Trail. We have shared our love and passion for this amazing breed over most of my life. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when my horse, Carson, and I finally were able to show together after three years of struggles and capped it off winning a National Championship this year at Mid Summer Nationals. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... challenging myself and spending time and cheering on my fellow barn family. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it has made me appreciate how much my life revolves around these horses and how much I missed this after just a few weeks. It also demonstrated how everyone is willing to make the necessary sacrifices to allow us to safely compete.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... I do not necessarily have just one person who inspired me to get involved, but my parents have constantly supported and encouraged me over the years. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... this is my first year back in the industry since I was a youth. I am just proud of myself for getting back into it even when I was very unsure if the timing was right. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... can I say McAlister’s? What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... how lucky I am to have a passion and hobby that I can still pursue despite a literal worldwide pandemic. This year has been uncanny, but I can’t help but think how blessed I am to still have the opportunity to do what I love.

SUZANN VINCE Iniziare Arabians Owner ~ Breeder

ALCIDES RODRIGUES Rae-Dawn Arabians Trainer

Discipline focus: Halter

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Spike Barter of Zodiac Farms in Cedar Hill, Texas, and The Kale Family, specifically Howie Kale, Jr. of Karho Farms in Scottsdale, Arizona.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... is one of the best trainers and horsemen, Zezé Rodrigues, who I’m proud to call Dad.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when Petrovkka whom I bred, went Top Ten at the 1992 U.S. Nationals. Eleven years later at the age of 18, she went Top Four at the Scottsdale Show. No mare has ever done that before.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I will never forget my first U.S. National Championship, but my proudest moment was winning 2016 Brazilian National Champion Senior Mare with Queen Ayda FWM.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... watching the intensity, excitement and beauty of the Open halter classes.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... showing MD Massima in the Sweepstakes Yearling Fillies class.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... Covid has not ever been something I fear. I was lucky that my two trainers allowed me to visit with PPE’s, of course, but just feeding carrots, being able to talk to them and hug them, made my life seem normal in spite of the abnormal scenario! Ar abian Horse Times | 367 | Volume 51, No. 3

MURRAY POPPLEWELL Rae-Dawn Arabians Owner

ROBERT KELLY Riverstone Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... in the beginning it was the Shada family, Dave and Sheila Schall and the boys. To this day, they are always there, pushing forward. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... RD Fabreanna winning the U.S. Nationals as a yearling filly and Bey Ambition winning the U.S. Nationals Futurity Colts. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing Arabian people again.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Debbie Hauser. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... winning Canadian National Champion. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... being able to participate. It is a privilege. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... when I can’t ride or show, how much I miss doing it.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... Covid is no respecter of persons.

REBECCA HAGERTY Mancini Training Owner ~ Amateur

ALISON POWERS Rick Gault Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Hunter Pleasure

Discipline focus: Show Hack

What inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... it was actually a horse. When I moved to Traverse City, Michigan, I wanted to take riding lessons. I ended up meeting my first Arabian, Glory.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... Russell Lee, from Russell Lee Arabians, inspired me at a fairly young age to make a change from Quarter Horses to Arabians.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... hands down, winning my Select class at Region 13 in 2018 with my purebred mare Parys. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... being able to show in the Select as well as my age division! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... it’s the best form of therapy. At the barn, everything in the outside world goes away for a little while and I feel a sense of normalcy. When I leave the barn, I feel recharged and stronger.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I actually have a combo. My daughter won a Reserve National Championship on a horse I bred and raised, and five years later, I won a Reserve National Championship on the same horse! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... showing with RGT because of the comradery within our barn! What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... just roll with it! I was looking forward to Canadian Nationals with my daughter’s new horse. When it was cancelled, we were upset. Instead, we went to new shows, both winning roses at Region 13. Now I’m off to U.S., a show I don’t typically attend.

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MADELINE JOERG Rick Gault Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

LEON BARBER Rick Gault Training Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Hunter, Western

Discipline focus: Western Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my parents met through horses and have continued to own, breed and show Arabians throughout my life.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... it’s hard to pick one. Of course, I’m very proud of what I have accomplished in the show ring, but what I am most proud of is successfully showing horses that my family bred. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I enjoy being able to see my friends that I only see when at a horse show!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my wife, Debra. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... going National Champion on a horse that we bred. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... being able to compete with the best horses in the country. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... to appreciate the time we have with the horses and our horse family.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... now, more than ever, it is important to have the escape from the “new normal,” even if it’s only for the length of a riding lesson. When it’s just me and my horse in the work ring, I forget about everything going on around me.

AMY WADDELL Stachowski Farm Owner ~ Amateur

NAN HARLEY RBC Show Horses, LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Hunter

Discipline focus: Western Pleasure, Hunter Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... when I was 7, my first trainer Ellen Hayden from Washington State, introduced me to my first Arabian horse Fad-Zaro. We became inseparable!

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... the owner of an Arabian stallion at a barn where I was leasing a horse invited me to an auction. I bought a mare in foal and the rest is history.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when I retired my Arabian horse at an Arabian show in Washington. They had us enter the arena and we received a farewell speech and a standing ovation.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... I’ve set a lot of goals and won a lot of awards, but my proudest moment was having a horse that I bred go National Champion for their owner.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... is being able to fulfill my ultimate goal with my horse, Daniel Boone SMA.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the competition is first-rate, but I really enjoy reconnecting with friends.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I really missed being able to ride my horse, but I feel respect for all is the most important thing we have to give during this challenging time.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... time with my training horses was precious, so it really made me be “present “ when I was with them and not squander the opportunity. My horses at home simply kept me sane with all the craziness going on.

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2020 U.S. NATIONAL PROFILES DEBBIE BUSZKA Kiesner Training Amateur

DENNIS & LINDA CLARK Long Meadow Arabians Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Country English Pleasure

Discipline focus: Western, Working Western

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my dad. He bought me my first pony at age 4. As an adult, the first horse that I connected with was an Arabian. It was destiny.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... was in 2014, three national championships for Clark-owned horses: Dennis with Kristian Dior and Stanley White III with DLC Thebuckstops Here and Jeepers Kreepers.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when I won my very first USN top ten! My goal was simply to make my cut, but I did that and then some! I could not believe when I heard my number called! What an honor! The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... spending time with my horse, my husband, and all of my horse friends.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... catching up with friends that we do not see throughout the year. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... take each day at a time. Worry about what you can change; the other things will take care of themselves.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... live for the moment. I realized I took for granted the shows, lessons and just making plans! Every minute I spend with my horse is a gift.

STACY SACHEN Anivia Equine Owner ~ Breeder

GAIL JENSEN Jensen Arabians LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur

Discipline focus: Halter

Discipline focus: English/Country English Pleasure

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... I spent my summers of middle school at an Arabian breeding farm in Michigan with Ted and JoAnne Tees and a little mare, Fleetwindâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Twin Anna.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my two grandfathers. One gave me money to buy a horse and saddle. The other took me to an Arabian farm.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... when all my friends who supported me in getting into breeding Arabians were able to join me in the Scottsdale winnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s circle.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... breeding horses that went on to win national titles, and watching my daughter Abby show our horses.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the amazing animals across the disciplines and the lively fans.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... the PEOPLE first and foremost! The horses are a close second.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... that wearing a mask is a small price to pay to attend a horse show.

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... I miss being around my friends. Thank God for my horses! They are my therapy. AND they are therapy horses for STARS, a local organization serving physically, emotionally and mentally challenged clients. They LOVE the work and so do I!

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JACKIE PAKULA Colby Powell Performance Horses OwnerÂ ~ Amateur

DIANE FRANKLIN Franklin Farm LLC Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur Discipline focus: Western, English

Discipline focus: Reining, Western Pleasure

What inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... the Arabian horse itself inspired my involvement with this magnificent breed.

The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... June Yahola, breeder of Pyro Thyme SA, inspired my sister and I to take lessons with Arabians. The rest is history! My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching my husband Colby win the Open Half-Arabian Western Pleasure and Reining Futurity at U.S. Nationals.

My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... having my husband, parents, and aunt and uncle watch me win a National Championship on STLA C IM FONDAU.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... a week away from school and work to hang with my barn family.

The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... I love competing and seeing all my friends from all over the country!

What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... the barn is as essential as it gets.

ABBY JENSEN VHTC/CMPH Owner ~ Breeder ~ Amateur Discipline focus: English, Reining The person who inspired me to get involved with Arabian horses ... my mother, Gail. My proudest moment within the Arabian horse industry ... watching my retired reiner Zen work with Edward through the STARS Equitherapy program here in Steamboat. The one thing I look forward to the most about U.S. Nationals ... seeing all my friends and getting to compete with horses my mom and I bred. What Covid has taught me the most when it comes to me, my horse(s) and the barn ... the biggest change for me was lack of travel. My show horses are in AZ and GA, so getting to them has been difficult (I have only seen them once in OKC). Watching others slow down has made me realize I need to slow down. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m working on it ...

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Richard’s Lifelong passion for the equine world had early roots in his family’s business

in Colorado and was launched in the early 1970s with John Rogers Arabians in Walnut Creek, California. He went on to serve as head trainer for owner-breeder John Davidson

in Calabasas, California, until joining the team of Nichols-

DeLongpre’ in 1976 at their farm in Bridgewater, Connecticut. Richard was a valued trainer for NDL and assisted with their “glamour sales” of the 70s, along with subsequent sales when NDL relocated to Santa Ynez, California.

During this period with NDL, Richard was instrumental in

developing the apprentice programs at an Arabian horse facility. Many NDL apprentices have gone on to become successful

judges, trainers and breeders. Richard remained with NDL and later with DeLongpre’ Arabians until the operation ended in

2002. During his tenure as a trainer, Richard earned numerous Canadian and U.S. National Top Tens, as well as National and

Reserve National Championships in Halter, Western Pleasure, Pleasure Driving and English Pleasure.

Richard’s career path then shifted to horse show judging. He

has held Registered status with the Arabian division for over 30 years and is currently a USEF Registered judge with National Show Horse, Western, Friesian, Andalusian, Morgan and

Shetland breeds, and has judged each of their National and

World shows on numerous occasionzs. Richard is a recorded

judge in the Saddlebred, Saddle Seat Equitation, Hackney and Roadster divisions with USEF. He is also a senior judge with

both Miniature Horse Association – AMHA and AMHR – as well as with the Pinto Horse Association.

In 2012 Richard was inducted into the Pinto Association’s Judges Hall of Fame. Richard has been an invited judge

throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Europe and South Africa. Well known and highly

regarded for his honesty, fairness and integrity, Richard enjoyed widespread respect among his peers and the general public. ~ Courtesy of AHA’s 2015 Judges Hall of Fame

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Horseman Judge Gentleman & Friend

I had the honor and privilege of sharing center ring with Richard Petty on numerous occasions over the years. It has given me pleasure and solace over the last few days to read comments from scores of adoring exhibitors on social media since his passing, calling him their “favorite judge.” He deserved that high praise. Richard was that good and he absolutely loved judging horse shows and could relate to all exhibitors. In his day, he was a top rider, trainer and exhibitor himself. He handled some of the best Arabians in the country and won many National and Regional Championships on horses that we still revere and remember. He knew how hard it is to get a horse properly presented and appreciated both the effort and the end result. When he walked the line and spoke, it was to give genuine praise or encouragement. Once, when judging a huge Regional show together, it was during a halter class that a nervous amateur was unaware that Richard was right behind her. She hauled off to whip the ground and caught Richard upside the head instead. It knocked his glasses off his head and onto the ground. “Shannon!” he yelled, “find my glasses! I can’t see!” As I dropped down to find his wayward glasses, I made some silly remark about the bad timing of this event, which started both of us laughing. By the time I stood up to hand them to him, a huge red welt was already starting to form on his temple. He could have been excused from the ring, it met all the criteria, but he straightened up his glasses as well as he could, put them back on, went right over to that exhibitor and put his arm around her and spent the next few minutes speaking to her softly and consoling her. By the time we got back into center ring after the class, it was purple and looked angry and painful. Someone remarked about his concern for the exhibitor and he said, “I have been there! That happened to me!” then proceeded to tell us his story about being a young trainer in Connecticut when he first went to work for Mike Nichols. He was showing a halter horse and smacked the judge in the face by accident. It hit him so hard, that the medic called for an aid car and they hauled him off the grounds to treat him. The whole show came to a halt and when they brought him back to judge the remainder of it, he was sporting a big white eye patch for the rest of the weekend. Everybody on the grounds knew who the perpetrator was, the new kid from California. I will never forget the way he told this story on himself; his eyes were twinkling and he had all of us rolling in laughter. That was just one example of our Richard. There he sat, beautiful and looking perfect, but it was easy for him to share a personal imperfection in his own humble and self-effacing manner. With all of his accomplishments both in the show ring and judging breeds all over the world, not once did I ever hear him brag or compare himself or his experiences with anyone else’s. That wasn’t his style. With great joy, there is great sorrow. I’m blessed to call him my friend. We miss you Richard. Love, Shannon Ar abian Horse Times | 387 | Volume 51, No. 3

EQUINE TIPS Gone Are The Days Of The Handshake Agreement by Johanna Sheehe, ESQ. I was once told by a long-time horse trainer that the sale of a horse is very straightforward, “You pay me the money, I give you the horse.” Unfortunately, the purchase of a horse is almost never that simple. Although “handshake agreements” are commonplace in many everyday transactions, the failure to memorialize the terms of an equine sale can result in unnecessary disputes and even costly litigation. While the conditions of each sale are unique, the following elements are recommended for inclusion in a written contract to properly record the transaction. Although this list is not exhaustive, the inclusion of these terms should eliminate confusion and establish the conditions of the sale for both buyer and seller. Be sure to consult your own state’s laws for guidance; some states, such as California, Florida, and Kentucky, require specific terms to be included with written bills of sale.

THE PARTIES Who are the parties to the transaction? Identify the buyer and the seller of the horse, including full names, addresses, and telephone numbers. Keep in mind that the name of the seller should match the horse’s registration papers. Inconsistencies between these two names could lead to questions about the seller’s authority to sell the horse and the validity of the purchase. Indeed, the buyer would be wise to verify the horse’s registration details to correct any mistakes or deficiencies prior to the transaction’s completion.

contracts explicitly address warranties made from buyer to seller to eliminate fraud and unfair and deceptive trade practices. Florida Administrative Code requires a buyer to verify that any warranty or representation relied upon in acquiring the horse is set forth in writing as part of the bill of sale. Such language puts the burden on the buyer to ensure that all promises upon which they rely to make the purchase are memorialized and has the effect of disclaiming oral statements and representations made by a seller that are not in the contract. In contrast, if the horse is sold with no warranties—a common occurrence—it is sold in “as is” condition; the contract should reflect this. Although “as is” language will not always protect a seller from claims of sales fraud, language which explicitly states that the sale is being made with no warranties is helpful if a dispute does arise.

PRE-PURCHASE EXAMINATION It is common for a horse to be inspected by a veterinarian prior to the purchase. The occurrence of a “pre-purchase exam” should be documented in the sales contract, particularly if the buyer decides against conducting an examination. A statement setting forth that the purchaser was provided the opportunity to conduct a pre-purchase examination, but declined, can protect the seller if questions arise post-purchase regarding the horse’s soundness.

IDENTIFY THE HORSE

SIGNATURES

Describe the horse clearly. Include the full name, age, sire and dam, registration number (if applicable), gender, breed, and any distinguishing characteristics, such as color or markings. Consider also including applicable nominations.

Both parties to the transaction must sign the sales contract. If a minor is involved, a parent or guardian must sign the contract. In the case of a corporation or business, ensure that the signatory is authorized to sign the contract on behalf of the entity.

PRICE & CONDITIONS

COMMISSIONS

State the sales price and any other conditions of the sale. For example, will the buyer make a single payment, or will there be installment payments? If doing installments, set forth the exact amount of the installments, any interest, the dates the installments are due, and how the payments will be made. Who will retain possession of the horse, and its registration papers, until the purchase price has been paid in full? It is also prudent to set forth the repercussions of the buyer’s failure to make timely payment. Have the parties agreed to a trade? Include all the details of the trade in the agreement to ensure that all parties fully appreciate the conditions of the sale.

It is common for agents to act on behalf of a buyer or seller and to receive a commission from the horse sale. If a commission is at issue, it is advisable to set forth the terms in writing.

WARRANTIES If promises have been made regarding a horse’s physical condition or abilities, consider documenting these warranties in writing. This includes oral statements made by a seller upon which a buyer relies in making their decision to purchase the horse. Some states, such as Florida, have legislated to ensure that equine sales

The purchase of a horse can be a significant investment. In order to protect the interests of all parties, it is essential that the parties prepare and execute a written contract which memorializes, at least, the essential terms and conditions of the transaction. The preparation of a written contract is a cost-effective way to eliminate misunderstandings, fraud, undisclosed commissions, and avoid expensive litigation.

*** Johanna Sheehe is a commercial and equine law trial attorney at Sheehe & Associates, P.A. in Miami, Florida. She is a lifelong equestrian and lover of Arabian horses. Ms. Sheehe can be reached at: jsheehe@sheeheandassociates.com

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