The
Centerline Arizona Dressage Association
www.azdressage.org
Vol. 22, Issue 3
March 2022
To Our MembersWe hope this email finds you well an excited for our dressage shows this year. We want to update the club on some of the exciting things we have been working on to ensure we have a wonderful experience with our shows this year. Footing at Westworld: We understand that there are concerns in regards to footing at Westworld, and we decided to make this right for our members. We approached Westworld with our concerns and they invited us to a meeting. We are pleased to share that Westworld has heard us-loud and clear! They will do everything to ensure that we have the best footing for our shows. They are aware of our needs and have proposed the following: Excess footing will be removed from the arenas prior to our arrival (yes, they will take truck loads out of footing), they will work the sub-base and set the top at 1 ½” to 2" of fluff, they will carefully monitor the moisture content, and set the drags to our required depth to not disturb the sub-base. The arenas outside will be watered and dragged more often to ensure the moisture content is optimal as this is critical to the quality of the footing. Westworld has written us a letter, which we share here: Letter from Westworld on Footing. In this letter, Westworld assures our club that they are committed to providing optimal footing to create a wonderful and safe experience for all. We are thrilled with their response and willingness to work with our club. Show management will be opened to input from our competitors on Friday morning before the show(s) to help optimize competition footing, and will then relay the message to WW staff to confirm that footing is ideal for all competitors. Show management will continue to work with competitors and Westworld through the competition. Our goal is to provide a wonderful experience for all. Indoors Summer Shows: We are excited about our indoor shows in June (June 18-19). Westworld is well aware of our footing needs, and they assured us that it is much easier to control the footing indoors, and that the arenas in Continued on page 3
BOARD
President:---------------------------- TaniaRadda, 480.235.7654 ------------------------ t.radda@azdressage.org 1st VP: -------------------------------- Kathy Smith --------------------------------- ksmith@azdressage.org 2nd VP: ------------------------------- Amy Burnett --------------------------------Secretary: ---------------------------- Nicole Zoet-Oostermyer ---------------------------- ozranch3@aol.com Treasurer & Trustee of Records: Cynthia Ganem -------------------------------- cganem@azdressage.org Maeike Zoet ------------------------ m-zoet@yahoo.com Susan Skipric ----------------------Alanna Almgren ------------------Heather Lynch --------------------Kadriya Musina-Sallus ---------------Jarred Sallus -----------------------
Committees
Awards: ------------------------------ Maeike Zoet-Javins -------------------------------- m-zoet@yahoo.com Centerline Editor: ----------------- Beth Martinec --------------------------------- centerline@azdressage.org Webmaster: ------------------------- Sue Leutwyler -----------------------------webmaster@azdressage.org Education:--------------------------- Pam Polydoros Finance: ------------------------------ Cynthia Ganem Fundraising: ------------------------ Kay Lorenzen Futurity: ----------------------------- Susan Skripac Juniors/Young Riders:------------- Heather Lynch Membership: ----------------------- Michell Combs Scholarship: ------------------------ Ann Damiano -------------------------------- a.damiano@azdressage.org Recognized Shows: --------------- Kathy Smith Scores Compilation:--------------- Sue Leuwyler Vendors: ---------------------------- Michelle Scarzone ADA Board Attorney:
Wendy Riddell ---------------------w.riddell@azdressage.org
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NAC President: --------------------------- Kirsten Kuzmanic, 951-440-4615, --------------------------------- kirstenk38@gmail.com Vice President: --------------------- Kay Laake, 217-549-1186, --------------------------------- klaake08@gmail.com Treasurer: ---------------------------- Traci Zenner, 612-616-9956 Secretary: --------------------------- Angelique Levell, 720-600-8717, --------------------------------- levell9angelique@yahoo.com Facebook, Web, Newsletter: --- Kay Laake Show Manager: Kirsten Kuzmanic, Anne Callahan, Angelique Levell Clinics/Education: ----------------- Lavonne Jacobsen, 405-509-4667, --------------------------------- l.jakemcm@yaho.com
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the North Hall will be exceptional and up to our standards! We look forward to our shows with Westworld in June. The Equidome and the Equidome paddock will also have excellent footing, and once again, material will be removed from the paddock, and the Equidome to meet our standards. Horses will be stabled in the South Hall. We can fit 80 stalls in the South Hall. If we have more than 80 horses, we will stable the extra horses in the North Barns, and ADA will rent giant coolers and place them on each end of the barns. This way those who end up in the North Barns get to enjoy cooler stabling too. Our goal is to make our June shows a 3-ring show as we have room for 3 show rings and 2 warm-up arenas (all indoors). We also have use of Arena 3 (covered arena right outside of the Equidome). The indoor stabling will be on a first come-first served basis. Year End Awards: We want to congratulate our Year End Awards winners for the 2021 year! The Year End Awards banquet will be on Saturday April 16th (during our Spring Show) at 6 p.m. in the Equidome. It will be a hot plate dinner and it is free to our winners and competitors. More details to come as we approach the date. We hope to see many of you there. 2023 USDF Regionals: ADA has put in a bid for the USDF Regionals in 2023. The dates will be September 29th, 30th and October 1st. We will let everyone know if our bid is accepted. We have these dates reserved with Westworld. Indoor stabling will be offered for the Regionals. We can also count on great footing. New Qualifying Rules: Please make sure to read the new rules for State Championship Qualifying requirements as well as for our Year End Awards. The new rules can be reviewed on our website: https://azdressage.org/year-end-awards/ the new changes are in red. Please respond to this email if you have any questions. Do not forget to nominate your horse before your ride- in order to qualify for the State Championships. Recognized Shows: You can mark your calendars for our Spring Show on April 16 & 17, and our Summer Shows on June 18 & 19. The shows are listed at: https://azdressage.org/recognized-shows/ (The Summer Shows will be under the Flagstaff Shows icon-we are working on getting this fixed). Please contact us with any questions. Thank you for your continuing support to our club. The ADA Board.
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WESTERN DRESSAGE IN THE DESERT OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST FRIDAY, April 15, 2022 WDAA & USEF Recognized USEF # 338469
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Judge:
TBD
Manager:
Jay Chabucos (623) 221-0707 jaychabucos@gmail.com
Secretary:
Cynthia Ganem (602) 980-7800 (prior to show date) c.ganem@azdressage.org Kathy Smith (623) 570-5991 (on show day)
Licensee:
Arizona Dressage Association
Veterinarian (on call):
Chaparral Veterinary Clinic
Farrier (on call):
Dan Baker
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ARIZONA DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION HORSE NOMINATION FORM 2022 Arizona State Dressage Championships November 2022 – WestWorld of Scottsdale, AZ
Qualifying period for 2022 State Championships: October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022
v $25 Nomination fee must be received before qualifying scores are earned. v Once the horse has been nominated it is not necessary to pay additional qualifying fees on entries. Qualifying refers to Regional Championship qualifying, not to State Championships. Scores are tracked for State Championships, once the horse has been nominated. v You must be a member of an Arizona GMO by August 31, 2022 to ride in the Arizona State Championship Show. Horse Name: Horse USDF Number Horse USEF Number Owner Name Owner Address Owner Email/Phone # Owner USDF number Owner USEF number The Arizona State Championships will be held at the Arizona Dressage Association (ADA) Fall Fiesta, November 2022 at WestWorld of Scottsdale, AZ. For scores to count toward qualification for the State Championships, a $25 nomination fee must be paid for each horse. This fee must be paid before any rides will count toward qualifying. Since only one horse/rider combination can compete at State Championships, the fee goes toward the horse. Multiple riders may qualify on the same horse if the nomination fee has been paid for that horse. If multiple riders qualify on the same horse, one rider only may compete in the State Championship classes and the concurrent Fall Festival show. See State Championship Rule 5. There are two ways to file your Nomination Form: 1. Send the nomination with a $25 check, payable to Arizona Dressage Association (ADA) to the address listed below. 2. Include the nomination and check, payable to ADA, with your show entry to any Recognized show in Arizona-ADA, Tucson Dressage Club (TDC) or any ADA/TDC Recognized shows. Check the 2022 Arizona Dressage Omnibus or ADA and TDC websites for complete State Championship rules. Updates will also be posted on these websites, if required: ADA, www.azdressage.org; TDC, www.tucsondressageclub.org.
Please make check payable to ADA and send to:
Sue Plasman | splasman@comcast.net 2582 Jennifer Drive Live Oak, CA 95953-2147 530-695-0509 / 602-463-2505
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At WestWorld - April 16, 2022 We will gather at the Equidome at 5:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m.
Come celebrate with us the success of our riders in 2021
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February Annual Board Meeting Annual Board Meeting February, 28th 2022 Minutes www.azdressage.org The Annual meeting was called to order at 6:35 p.m.
Meeting MI N U T E S
Officer’s Reports: 1. Directors/Alternate Directors Present: Attending LiveKathy Smith, Tania Radda, Cynthia Ganem, Susan Skripac, Amy Burnet. Attending via Zoom- Michell Combs, Pam Polydoros, Kadrija and Jarred Sallus, Alanna Almgren. 2. Directors/Alternate Directors Absent: Michelle Scarzone, Nicole Zoet, Maeike Zoet, Heather Lynch. 3. Guests: NAC-ADA- Sherry Nash, Kirsten Kuzmanic. TDC- Bobbi Lehman Amado. 4. Treasurers’ and Finance Report – January, Operating Account $24,948.42 – Debit Account $24,822.37 – Reserve Account $11,665.34 to reach our goal to cover catastrophic losses. – Pantano CD$11,732.61 – Cash $732.00. 5. Recognized Shows (1st VP) – The February Show is now a Western Dressage Show. Westworld met with Tania Radda and Jay Chabucos to discuss footing concerns at the venue. Westworld has assured ADA that footing will be set to our standards at all our shows at the venue-material will be removed from arenas to ensure we have the right depth. They are aware of our concerns, and they want to make sure we are pleased with the footing. All key personnel from Westworld was present at the meeting. Spring Show on April 16th and 17thADA will rent Equidome, arenas 4 and 3 as well as Wendell (for lunging). ADA predicts a low attendance for the Spring Show due to EHV-1 concern. Western Dressage Show to be held on February 15th in arena 5. Westworld assures us that stalls and show grounds are disinfected prior to our move in date. Summer Shows are scheduled for the month of June –Dates are the 18th and 19th, to follow the Cow Horse Association to take advantage of arenas setup in the North Hall. Horses to be stabled in South Hall. Footing to be set per our needs. 6. Schooling Shows (2nd VP) – No report. Working on venues, and then dates. Once venues are reserved, the dates will be published. Standing Committee Reports: 7. Membership Committee – 211 2022 ADA/GMO Members, 15 new members in 2022-7 adults and 0 J/ YR, 194 Members Renewed in 2022, 182 Adults, 12 J/YR- 2 returning Members, 1 adults 1 J/YR. 103 2021 ADA/ GMO Members have not yet renewed for 2022. 96 adults and 7 J/YR 8. Communications Committee – Spring Show closing date moved to March 24th to accommodate EHV-1 concerns. 9. Education Committee – Bill Warren has agreed to be our clinician this year for the Fall Educational program. Motion: To approve Bill Warren- “Big Name Clinician” for the October 15-16, 2022. Kathy Smith second the motion. Motion opposed-0. Motion Approved. 10. Volunteer Committee – No Report. 11. Vendor Committee – No report. 12. Awards Committee –The Year End Awards Banquet will be held at Westworld during our Spring Show. The banquet will be held on Saturday April 16th, at 6:00 p.m. It will be a dinner style menu. Awards will be presented during the banquet. Dinner will be free to YEA winners as well as those competing at the show over the weekend. Guests will pay a fee-to be determined. 13. Futurity – There are three horses signed up for the Futurity class offered during the Spring Show at Westworld. Two Open riders and One Adult Amateur. Last call for Futurity to go out this week.
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New Business: 14. Ballots for ADA Board of Directors Annual Election are in. Kathy Smith, Cynthia Ganem and Tania Radda are all re-elected. They will continue to serve in their current roles. Tania Radda-President. Kathy Smith1st Vice-President. Cynthia Ganem-treasurer. 15. TDC is following all Bio-Security protocols at the show grounds for their Spring Show in March. 16. Northern Arizona Chapter participated in the meeting- They are offering a clinic on October 22-23, 2022 with Amelia Newcomb. It is opened for auditors. Auditing fee is $40.00- please bring your own chair. Contact NAD of ADA for more information. CALL TO MEMBERS – Members may be recognized by the Presiding Officer and may then address the Board regarding issues of concern to the Association. The Presiding Officer has the right to limit the amount of time that each Member has to address the Board. Announcement of Next Meeting – Via Zoom on April 11th, 2022. For Zoom Code please contact Tania Raddataniaradda.ada@gmail.com Adjournment: Meeting adjourned at 8:02 p.m.
Barn Tip
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t some point, most of us use protective boots or leg wraps for riding and turn-out. Between loose hair, shavings, and footing, it doesn’t take long for the Velcro to become filled with so much stuff that it loses its stickiness. Repeated washing only makes matters worse. If this is something you struggle with, the Furminator is the tool for you. Made for grooming dogs, the Furminator will clean all the fuzz and leave the Velcro looking and working like new. Look for it on Amazon. It will last a lifetime and so will your Velcro!
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March Region 5 Message Winter will soon be behind us and with it, the northern part of our Region approaches show season and the southern part is in full swing with shows and events. I hope everyone is enjoying as much horse time as you can. This year looks to be another of a more normal year, though we will still see Covid protocols in place for our USDF/USEF recognized competitions and events. Tack checks will resume, but will still be visual for classes outside of Regional Championships, CDIs and the US Dressage Finals. Be sure to review the new tack and attire changes for 2022 and perhaps consider some wardrobe changes? Our palettes are expanding! Fundraising efforts are once again under way for the USDF Region 5 Juniors and Young Riders as they try to qualify and travel to the 2022 FEI North American Youth Championships. The Championships will be held August 8-14, 2022 at the Great Lakes Equestrian Festival in Traverse City, Michigan. It is going to require a tremendous amount of funding to send our teams though thankfully the distance will enable us to drive the horses. We hope we will be able to send 8 riders with their horses, grooms and Chef d’Equipes. In addition to the transportation to the show, there are the expenses of hotel, team uniforms, chef expenses, feed, bedding and oh so much more that they need help with. If you would like to contribute or help with their fundraising efforts, please contact Joan Clay, our Region 5 Jr/YR FEI coordinator at jnclay@comcast.net or 970-420-0877. If you are interested in competing in NAYC, the application and fee should be turned in to the USDF office by March 15, 2022 in order to avoid stiffer fees. If you apply by March 15th, the fee is only $50. Applications submitted between March 16th and April 26th are $100 and the final application deadline is May 10th, but it will cost you $300 to apply between April 27th and May 10th. Absolutely no applications will be accepted after May 10th. If you are interested in being a delegate to the Board of Governors meeting, please contact our Nominating Council representative and have your name added to the ballot for Participating Delegate. Please contact Dorothy Kapaun at dorothykapaun@yahoo.com and let her know your interest and she can provide you with more details on the potential responsibilities. PM Delegate nominations are due in to the USDF office no later than April 15th. If you have any educational event you would like listed on the Region 5 website, please don’t hesitate to let me know and we will get it posted! Till next month! Heather Petersen Region 5 Director
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Our Mission: The Arizona Dressage Association is a not-for-profit organization whose goal is to promote the advancement of classical dressage through educational opportunities and programs, and the rigorous evaluations received at recognized and schooling dressage shows.
USDF Recommended Reading List USDF Training Manual (Classical Training of the Horse) – USDF The Principles of Riding – German National Equestrian Federation Advanced Techniques of Dressage – German National Equestrian Federation USDF Pyramid of Training – USDF The Gymnasium of the Horse – Gustav Steinbrecht The New Basic Training of the Young Horse – Ingrid & Reiner Klimke Cavalletti for Dressage and Jumping – Ingrid & Reiner Klimke When Two Spines Align – Beth Baumert Balance in Movement: The Seat of the Rider – Suzanne von Dietz Thinking Riding – Books 1 & 2 – Molly Sivewright The Complete Training of Horse and Rider – Alois Podhajsky The Riding Teacher – Alois Podhajsky An Anatomy of Riding – Drs. H. & V. Schusdziarra (Reprinted as Anatomy of Dressage with USDF as the co-publisher) Rider & Horse Back to Back – Susanne von Dietze Practical Dressage Manual – Bengt Ljungquist
"Never underestimate the power of transistions"
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Dressage with Kyra – Kyra Kyrklund Dressage: A Guidebook for the Road to Success – Alfred Knopfhart The Competitive Edge II – Dr. Max Gahwyler Riding Logic – Wilhelm Müseler 101 Dressage Exercises for Horse & Rider – Jec Aristotle Ballou Equine Locomotion – Dr. Willem Back and Dr. Hilary Clayton
NAC of ADA 2021 Board Members PRESIDENT: KIRSTEN KUZMANIC 951-440-4615 Kirstenk38@gmail.com V. PRESIDENT: KAY LAAKE 217-549-1186 Klaake08@gmail.com TREASURER: VIRGINIA PARKER 303-921-6654 vp@sleepingmule.org SECRETARY: SHERRY NASH 513-505-8419 Sherrynash2017@gmail.com COMMITTEES: SHOW MANGER: KIRSTEN KUZMANIC CLINICS/EDUCATION: SUE CRAMPTON 928-925-6043 Susancrampton1@gmail.com WESTERN DRESSAGE LAISON: SHARON PETRONE 319-325-7094 timberline@netins.net FACEBOOK, WEB: KAY LAAKE NEWSLETTER: SHERRY NASH SHOW ASSISTANT: PAT ALBEE 928-778-0516 albeepat97@gmail.com
2022 Show Dates May 7th - Spring Schooling Show, Judge - Cynthia Ganem September 17th - Fall Schooling Show, Judge - Michell Combs
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2022 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JANUARY 14-16: Champagne Dressage Show. Contact Central Arizona Riding Academy for more information. FEBRUARY
SEPTEMBER 17: NAC Dressage Schooling Show: American Ranch, Prescott, AZ , Judge: Michell Combs
MARCH 12-13: Tuscon March Madness I/II: Location: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tuscon, AZ. Judges: 27: Carefree Farms Dressage Schooling Day: Location: Carefree Farm, Judge: TBD APRIL
OCTOBER 22-23: Amelia Newcomb Clinic: American Ranch, Prescott, Contact Susan Crampton 928-925-6043 for more info November
15: ADA Western Dressage in The Desert:: WestWorld Scottsdale
5-6: ADA Fall Fiesta: WestWorld, Scottsdale, Judges:
16-17: ADA Spring Celebration: WestWorld, Scottsdale, Judges: Sandy Hotz & Paula Lacy
19-20: Fall Festival I & II: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tuscon, AZ. Judges:
MAY 6-8: Clinic with Claes Bierenbroodspot , Location TBD Contact Jill Loskill
jklarabians@gmail.com
7: NAC Dressage Schooling Show: American Ranch, Prescott, AZ , Judge: Cynthia Ganem
JUNE 3-5: TDC Road Runner Dressage Show I: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tuscon, AZ 18-19: ADA Summer Heat & Some More Heat Dressage Show, Location: WestWorld, Scottsdale, AZ in the Equidome with indoor stabling
JULY 8-10: TDC Road Runner Dressage Show II: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tuscon, AZ
AUGUST
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