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2017 U.S. National Champion Senior Stallion, Hariry Al Shaqab (Marwan Al Shaqab x White Silkk) was previously twice U.S. Nat’l Champion Jr Stallion. Shown with trainer Michael Byatt, Owned by Al Shaqab Stud Member Qatar Foundation
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Tulsa’s 10th year was also the 51st Anniversary of the official Arabian U.S. National Championships. Weather this year was excellent, sometimes warm; often cool, but great “horse” weather! For the third consecutive year, Michael Byatt led the Senior Champion Halter Stallion. This year it was Hariry Al Shaqab (Marwan Al Shaqab). Byatt also handled the Junior Halter Mare Champion, Makayah (OFW Magic Wan) and the Futurity Champion Filly, Unforgettable J (MPA Giovanni), who was 2017 Canadian Nat’l Champion too. Senior Champion Mare was Queen Ayda FWM (*Fa El Shawan) with David Boggs, who also led SM Azraff (Faraa Al
Shaqab) to Jr Champion Halter Stallion. Champion Yearling Colt was Fyre Me Up (Spitfyre VF), led by Austin Colangelo. Shown by Sandro Pinha, the unanimous Champion Yearling Filly was Lulu Marajj, daughter of last year’s Sr Champion Stallion, Marajj. Exxalt (Excalibur EA) was Champion Futurity Filly with Ted Carson at the lead. In performance, there were some great moments. Joel Kiesner, always consistent, guided RGT Mercury Rising to win the AEPA HA English $50,000 Futurity, Inception to roses in the AEPA English $100,000 Futurity, Saxton DGL to the Championship in the English Pleasure and Heirs Noble Love to win the Pleasure Driving (all four unanimously). Jessica Clinton celebrated a unanimous win in the HA English with Blazn Jewel HPF. Peter Stachowski teamed GSF Malinah to roses in the English Pleasure Jr Horse, while his brother Jim rode Hello Kitty CCF to a unanimous win in the English Pleasure Futurity. Joel Gangi won the Country English Futurity on Malachi KW, rode Rizing Stock BF to win the HA Country English Pleasure Jr Horse, and Sal Mineo BF to win the HA Country English Pleasure (unanimously for the second year). Joe Reser took roses in the Western Pleasure open (unanimously) with Monaco Jullyen V, in the Western Pleasure HA Futurity with Im A Big Star, and in the Western Pleasure HA Jr Horse with Honeys Rockin Cello. Rob Bick teamed PA Maya to win the AWPA $100,000 Futurity, while Jody Strand won the HA AWPA $50,000 class on Elashahn+/. Colby Powell rode Out West to roses in the Western HA Open, Tommy Garland won the Western Futurity on Jazzaa Aljassimya, and Brett Becker won the Western Jr Horse on Merry Mac V. TA Virtuoso and Wendy Potts won the Hunter Pleasure open unanimously, while Cynthia Burkman showed Lightning McQueen CRS to win the Hunter Pleasure HA Open. Brooke Fuchs took home roses in the open Show Hack unanimously with EQ Escalade+//. Great performances made the 51st U.S. National Championship show an unforgettable event.