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Ranching Rule Changes recently approved recommendations from the AQHA Ranching Committee

The AQHA Executive Committee recently reviewed and approved various rules from the ranching committee. The full standing committee reports can be found at www.aqha.com/committeereports.

The highlights of the approved ranching committee recommendations, which are not subject to completing computer programming, are listed below.

SHW553.3. SHOW MANAGEMENT Effective immediately, the wording “Entries close no later than one week prior to the event” will be deleted from SHW553.3.

The following rules, all effective June 1, 2017, include: SHW416. RANCH RIDING AND SHW560 VRH RANCH RIDING Show management is allowed to run

AQHA Ranch Riding and VRH Ranch Riding concurrently if held within a full Versatility Ranch Horse show.

If held concurrently, AQHA Ranch Riding rules (SHW416-419.7) would apply.

SHW556. VRH CLASS PARTICIPATION While riding with a romal, a get-down rope may be used. A get-down will be defined as a small rope tied around

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SHW563. VRH RANCH COW WORK To clarify penalty in SHW563, the complete loss of rope will be judged as off-pattern and exhibitors cannot place above those who complete the pattern.

SHW563.3. CREDITS AND PENALTIES 1-Point Penalty: for a two-loop catch in amateur and youth 2-Point Penalties: failure to catch if roping in amateur/youth class 3-Point Penalties: two-loop catch when roping in open/cowboy class 5-Point Penalties: failure to catch when roping in open/cowboy class

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SHW564. LIMITED RANCH COW WORK AMATEUR/YOUTH Limited ranch work exhibitors are allotted 1 minute 30 seconds.

Exhibitors are NOT required to use all of the allotted time.

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Additionally, application requirements for Ranching Heritage Breeder status will now include the addition of references, with at least one being a current Ranching Heritage Breeder and registering at least five foals annually.

For more information on AQHA’s rules and regulations, visit www.aqha. com/

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Exciting News from the Arizona Quarter Horse Association

By Doug Huls - AzQHA CEO

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association and Sanderson Ford are excited to announce that AzQHA members will now be receiving a $500 discount when purchasing a new Ford from Sanderson Ford. This discount is in addition to the Ford Motor Companies $500 discount for members of American Quarter Horse Association. Sanderson has a fondness for the Equine and Agricultural industries. Recently Sanderson sponsored the Cave

Creek Rodeo and now as a show of support for the Arizona Quarter Horse industry they have become a Silver Sponsor of the Arizona Sun Circuit.

Sun Circuit is the American Quarter Horse Associations largest Quarter Horse Circuit. With great sponsors like Sanderson, Sun Circuits future successes seem unlimited.

Arizona Quarter Horse Association is continually working to bring its members the greatest benefits, equine participation and events. Check out AzQHA.org for other great deals.

Watsons Hats of Cave Creek, the official Hat maker of AzQHA offers AzQHA members a 10% discount, up to a $250 discount on hat purchases.

More Excitement for YOUTH from the Arizona Quarter Horse Association

$15000 in Youth Scholarships in 2017!

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association will award $15000 in scholarships to their Youth Association members. The Joe and Suzy Jeane Scholarship will award $5000 to Youth members. Watch for details on this Scholarship. $10,000 will be awarded thru the newly developed Ascent Program.

Read below for details on this new competition. Many thanks to Dr. Joni Hegel for sponsoring our scholarship programs.

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AZQHA INTERSCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION Why do we call it ASCENT? Ascent means to a rise to an important position or a higher level. The AzQHA and Dr. Hegel are passionate about our youth and committed to doing all things possible to see our future generations rise to the next level through education.

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association will offer an Interscholastic Championship Invitational at the 2017 Arizona Fall Championship show. The show to offer four classes of Arizona Quarter Horse Association Horsemanship to 6th- 8th grade students. Four classes horsemanship and two classes reining to 9th-12th grade students. Each class (ten classes) to award $1000 worth of scholarships. The above named classes will each pay three places $500 to 1st, $300 to 2nd. $200 to 3rd. The Arizona Quarter Horse Association and Sanderson Ford are excited to announce that AzQHA members will now be receiving a $500 discount when purchasing a new Ford from Sanderson Ford. This discount is in addition to the Ford Motor Companies $500 discount for members of American Quarter Horse Association and Sanderson Ford are excited to announce that AzQHA members will now be receiving a $500 discount when purchasing a new Ford from Sanderson Ford. This discount is in addition to the Ford Motor Companies $500 discount for members of American Quarter Horse Association. Sanderson continued on page 24

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AZQHA NEWS

Association and Sanderson Ford are excited to announce that AzQHA members will now be receiving a $500 discount when purchasing a new Ford from Sanderson Ford. This discount is in addition to the Ford Motor Companies $500 discount for members of American Quarter Horse Association. Sanderson has a fondness for the Equine and Agricultural industries. Recently Sanderson sponsored the Cave Creek Rodeo and now as a show of support for the Arizona Quarter Horse

industry they have become a Silver Sponsor of the Arizona Sun Circuit.

Sun Circuit is the American Quarter Horse Associations largest Quarter Horse Circuit. With great sponsors like Sanderson, Sun Circuits future successes seem unlimited.

Arizona Quarter Horse Association is continually working to bring its members the greatest benefits, equine participation and events. Check out AzQHA.org for other great deals.

Watsons Hats of Cave Creek, the official Hat maker of AzQHA offers AzQHA members a 10% discount, up to a $250 discount on hat purchases.

More Excitement for YOUTH from

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$15000 in Youth Scholarships in 2017!

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association will award $15000 in scholarships to their Youth Association members. The Joe and Suzy Jeane Scholarship will award $5000 to Youth members. Watch for details on this Scholarship. $10,000 will be awarded thru the newly developed Ascent Program.

Read below for details on this new competition. Many thanks to Dr. Joni Hegel for sponsoring our scholarship programs.

ASCENT Program

AZQHA INTERSCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION Why do we call it ASCENT? Ascent means to a rise to an important position or a higher level. The AzQHA and Dr. Hegel are passionate about our youth and committed to doing all things possible to see our future generations rise to the next level through education.

The Arizona Quarter Horse Association will offer an Interscholastic Championship Invitational at the 2017 Arizona Fall Championship show. The show to offer four classes of Arizona Quarter Horse Association Horsemanship to 6th- 8th grade students. Four classes horsemanship and two classes reining to 9th-12th grade students. Each class (ten classes) to award $1000 worth of scholarships. The above named classes will each pay three places $500 to 1st, $300 to 2nd. $200 to 3rd.

Criteria to compete:

ÂĽ Youth must be an AzQHYA member the year of competition prior to their first AzQHA No Bling Show competition. Memberships may be purchased at the shows or online at AzQHA.org - IEA current year member (IEA memberships must be paid by Nov. 1, of the preceding year to be a future year member) Youth must compete in at least one class at 2 of the 3

AzQHA No Bling Shows

Funds earned by exhibitors are kept in a restricted account by the AzQHA

until they graduate from high school; then, the funds are paid directly to the college, trade school or university that student attends.

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This is a wonderful incentive for youth to participate and compete in horse shows each year. Over time, it can add up to a significant boost to their education fund.

Also, a reminder that the Arizona Youth World team attending the AQHA Youth World show has their stalls and entries paid for by AzQHA and its amazing sponsors and supporters each year. Be sure to stop by AzQHA.org often to stay informed of great offers and AzQHA events.

We look forward to seeing you at one of our upcoming events.

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Stars & Stripes Summer Spectacular returns to the Youth World Show

Equestrians with disabilities will take the stage at the Stars & Stripes Summer Spectacular June 27 in Fort Worth, Texas. APHA and the Appaloosa Horse Club are joining forces again to offer this special opportunity for challenged riders to take the stage during the 2017 AjPHA Youth World Championship Show and World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show.

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$100,000 Scottsdale Nationals Article by Sally Harrison

Bea Pure Cat and Morgan Cromer were co-champions in the Open finals

$50,000 Amateur go-round leader Kimberly Irons on Caviar Cat

Kimberly Irons, San Jose, Calif., scored 220 points on Caviar Cat to top the $50,000 Amateur go-round, where riders with scores of 212 points and above advanced to the finals at the NCHA Scottsdale Nationals. Mia Webster, Bend, Oregon, marked 219.5 points on Lean This Rey, the secondhighest score, and Brian Butlin, Scottsdale, Ariz., was third-highest with 217.5 points riding El Gato Bonito.

Kimberly Irons and Caviar Cat won the 2016 Pacific Coast Futurity 5/6 $25,000 Amateur and also placed sixth in the Amateur Finals. They also placed in the 2016 Breeders Invitational 5/6 Amateur and Unlimited Amateur divisions.

Starlights Lil Cat and Monty Bunkin won the $25,000 Novice

Starlights Lil Cat and Monty Buntin were Open Co-Champions Starlights Lil Cat LTE $74,817 is owned by Steven and Stacy Morgan, Lincoln, Calif. Buntin also showed the 7-year-old daughter of WR This Cats Smart as champion of the 2016 Scottsdale Nationals $25,000 division and a finalist in the $5,000 Novice division.

Buntin, the NCHA earner of $589,917, also placed with Juan Catty Chica in the 2016 Scottsdale Nationals Open Finals, as well as in the $5,000 Novice division, and showed Wild Kate in the finals of the $5,000 Novice and I Got My Smooth On in the $25,000 Novice Finals.

Reserve Champion Scootin Solinas ridden by Janice Eaton

Reserve champion Janice Eaton, who also placed third this week on Smooth As I Can in the $5,000 Novice NonPro, is the NCHA earner of $287,813.

Ten-year-old Scootin Solano LTE $194,326, by Smart Lil Scoot, was shown for Eaton to place fourth in the NCHA Scottsdale Nationals Open Finals, as well.

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Jill Roth was Non-Pro Champion with Bea Pure Cat

Bea Pure Cat set a high bar in the inaugural NCHA Scottsdale Nationals. The 8-year-old gelding, Open Co-Champion under Morgan Cromer on Friday, came back on

Junior Champion Faith Farris on Raytheon

Faith Farris, Midway, Tex., scored an overwhelming 222-point win aboard Reytheon in the Junior Youth Finals. Swing Thru The Drive and Emma Grace Rapp marked 216 for the reserve, while Jake Shelton placed third with a 210 on Simply Harry.

Farris, who has an 8-point lead in the 2017 Junior Youth World Standings as that race enters its final month, was a Junior Youth finalist at the 6666 Ranch NCHA Eastern Nationals in Jackson, Mississippi with Ginger Pepto earlier this year.

She was also a finalist in last year’s NYCHA Youth World Finals on Quite The Fat Cat, and in the NYCHA Scholarship Cutting on Bingos Mate. the last day of competition to score 224 points and claim the Non-Pro championship for his owner, Jill Roth, Paso Robles, Calif.

Kim Adolf, Morristown, Ariz., winner of the $5,000 Novice Non-Pro championship on Athenitall, scored 223 points on Smooth Criminal Cat to earn the Non-Pro reserve championship, and Scott Maling, Scottsdale, Ariz., placed third.

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Morgan Cromer, riding Bea Pure Cat, and Monty Buntin, on Starlights Lil Cat, each scored 223 points to tie as co-champions of the 2016 NCHA Scottsdale Nationals. Gavin Jordan placed third with 220.5 points aboard CR Kittys Gotta Gun. Bea Pure Cat LTE $121,572, an 8-year-old gelded son of High Brow Cat, is owned by Jill and William Roth, Paso Robles, Calif. Jill Roth showed the full brother to 2012 NCHA Futurity Open champion He Bea Cat LTE $356,219 as the 2016 Mercuria NCHA World Finals $25,000 Novice Non-Pro champion and World Champion. Roth and Bea Pure Cat also won the 2015 Pacific Coast 5/6 Amateur Unlimited Gelding and the 5/6 Amateur Unlimited Senior divisions.

Morgan Cromer, an NCHA Hall of Fame Rider with earnings of $2,258,002, also placed with CR Kittys Gotta Gun in the 2016 Scottsdale Nationals Open Finals, as well as on six other horses, three each, in the $5,000 Novice and $25,000 Novice Finals.

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Lauren McIntire, Santa Barbara, Calif., scored 221 points on Peptos Chic Olena, as the high-scoring rider in the $35,000 Non-Pro go-round

Lauren McIntire, Santa Barbara, Calif., scored 221 points on Peptos Chic Olena, as the high-scoring rider in the $35,000 Non-Pro go-round Sunday at the NCHA Scottsdale National Championships. Riders who scored 207 points or above advanced to Monday’s finals, including Shelley Wold, Murrieta, Calif., who scored 218.5 points, the go-round’s secondhighest mark, on Shotgun Sean, and Gianna Pietrafeso, Elbert, Colo., with 218 points riding Smokin Tap. Lauren McIntire lifetime earner of $29,269, won the 2016 Pacific Coast Winter Roundup 5/6 Non-Pro championship and Non-Pro Gelding division on I Like It This Rey. Peptos Chic Olena, by Sweet Lil Pepto, her NCHA Scottsdale Nationals mount, was an NCHA Open World Finals and NCHA World Series finalist 12 times between 2012 and 2016.

$50,000 Amateur Champion on Reys Hot Wheels

Colleen Pearse, Sturgeon County, Alberta, Can., and her gelding Reys Hot Wheels, fifth-placed in last Friday’s $2,000 Limit Rider Finals, moved up in class on Monday

Junior Champion Faith Farris on Raytheon $25,000 Novice Non-Pro Champion Too Cool ridden by Donna Flanigan

Israel Valles, Mesilla Park, New Mexico, scored a decisive 221-point win aboard Smokem Jo Lena in the $35,000 Non-Pro Finals. Jason Simmons, Parker, Colo., earned reserve with 219 points on Primo Oakleys, and Lauren McIntire, Santa Barbara, Calif., placed third with 218.5 points riding Peptos Chic Olena.

Israel Valles made his first mark in NCHA competition as a 2015 NCHA World Finals qualifier with Justa Cat Sprat in the $2,000 Limited Rider class. His mount in the Scottsdale Nationals, 9-year-old Smokem Jo Lena LTE $43,985, by Joes Midnight Son, placed third in the 2012 Southern Futurity Non-Pro division with Harris Shepard, and was a $35,000 Non-Pro finalist under Betsy Parker in last year’s NCHA Western Nationals. with a 219.5-point win in the 2016 $50,000 Amateur Finals at the NCHA Scottsdale National Championships.

Kimberly Irons, San Jose, Calif., winner of the $50,000 Amateur go-round, marked 219 on 7-yearold Caviar Cat LTE $81,037, by High Brow Cat, to claim the reserve championship, and Nate Valley, Encinitas, Calif., placed third with 218 points riding 7-year-old Two Smart Cat LTE $78,406, by WR This Cats Smart.

In addition to their showing in last week’s $2,000 Limit Rider Finals, Pearse and Reys Hot Wheels also placed sixth last December in the NCHA World Finals $2,000 Limit Rider division.

Donna Flanigan, Livermore, Calif., scored 221 points Tuesday on Too Kool to claim the championship of the NCHA Scottsdale Nationals $25,000 Novice Non-Pro. Janice Eaton, Peachland, British Columbia, Can, and Scootin Solano took reserve with 220 points, while Ken Schultz, Sacrameto, Calif., placed third with 216.5 points riding Reys Of Starlight.

Nicole Pietrafeso and Purely Badger won the Senior Youth Championship

Nicole Pietrafeso, Elbert, Colo., scored 218 points on Purely Badger to win the 2016 Scottsdale Nationals Senior Youth championship. Claire Shelton, Krum, Tex., riding Boon Style scored 212 points to take the reserve championship, while Kylie Kaufman, Clovis, Calif. and Simple Livin, placed third with 211.

Nicole and 11-year-old Purely Badger LTE $93,660, sired by Reys Dual Badger and owned by Ron and Adrienne Pietrafeso, were finalists in the 2016 NCHA $50,000 Amateur World Finals, as well as in the 2016 NYCHA Senior Youth World Finals.

They were also $50,000 Amateur and Senior Youth finalists in 2016, at the NCHA Western Nationals.

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Cathy Jackson won the $15,000 Amateur on Catablue

Cathy Jackson, Oro Valley, Ariz., scored 219 points riding Catsblue Boon to win the $15,000 Amateur championship. Sherry Stryker, Loomis, Calif., claimed reserve with 215 points aboard Boot Scootin Bonnie, and Jody Gray, Cool, Calif., placed third with 211.5 points on Little Ms Magic. continued on page 30 29

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Ranch Riding Buckle Series at Horsebreakers in Dewey, AZ

More Scottsdale Nationals Cutting horse enthusiasts from across the West celebrated the return of a major National Cutting Horse Association event to Arizona by competing at the Scottsdale Nationals. Over 400 horses, their exhibitors and trainers took advantage to show at the air-conditioned WestWorld of Scottsdale, May 4th thru 10th, 2017. With $100,000 added money the competition could not have been tougher for seasoned veterans, and new cutters all competing for cash and prizes.

There is a lot of history for cutting horses in Arizona. Back in the 1970’s Arizona hosted the largest NCHA cuttings in America at the Maricopa feed lots. This new event in Scottsdale was the biggest NCHA cutting in the Grand Canyon State in many years, and is expected to grow. The NCHA is fully committed to growing the Scottsdale Nationals. There is tremendous potential to draw cutters from California, and the rest of the West.

The NCHA Scottsdale Nationals for 2018 promises to deliver with the best from this year, while still making improvements for exhibitors, vendors and sponsors.

The WestWorld show grounds were in excellent condition with

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Vendors had great locations for everything from horse trailers to RV’s and even an equine spa.

Wrapped around the show arena was a great shopping experience for everything Western.

There was lots of NCHA merchandise, show clothing and all the trim for sale, and priced right. Beautiful chaps and chinks were available along with high quality custom saddles, headstall, silver and more. There were even furs and jewelry for sale.

Plan to show and shop at the Scottsdale Nationals in 2018 NCHA expects over 100 vendors, expected, plus a major; truck, horse trailer, tractor, and RV show, all air-conditioned at WestWorld.

There is plenty new for 2018 including an anticipated art show with working artists. There is free admission and plenty of great seats. Don’t miss it; mark your calendar for the first week in May 2018.

For vending information, or to reserve space for 2018 call 602390-3555. To learn more about cutting horse events visit www. ncha.com.

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Top qualifier Dual N Gritty held true to form with a 222-point win in the finals of the $5,000 Novice class

$5,000 Nove Non-Pro Champion Althighall ridden by Kim Adolf

Top qualifier Dual N Gritty held true to form with a 222-point win in the finals of the $5,000 Novice class at the NCHA Scottsdale National Championships Saturday morning. She had marked a 221 to lead the go-round.

One Time At Night took the reserve championship with a 219.5, while Sandman Rey finished third with a 219.

Cody Lamont rode the winner for KT Ranch of Roosevelt, Utah. Dual N Gritty was bred by Scott Amos by Neat Little Cat out of Lilleth Merada.

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Kim Adolf, Morristown, Ariz., claimed the $5,000 Novice NonPro championship with a 218-point win aboard Athenitall, while Christina Delpozo, McClave, Colo., went reserve with 217.5 points on Im Countin Katz. Janice Eaton, Peachland, British Columbia, and Michelle LeMaster, Las Vegas, Nev., tied for third with 216 points on Smooth As I Can and Thiskittywearsacrown, respectively.

Adolf and 6-year-old gelding Athenitall, by Athena Puddy Cat, were finalists in three divisions of last year’s NCHA Western Nationals – the Non-Pro, the $15,000 Non-Pro Novice and the $5,000 Non-Pro Novice.

Adolf, the NCHA earner of $209,441, also won the 2009 NCHA $15,000 Novice Non-Pro World Championship riding Rumba Boogie, as well as the NCHA Western National Non-Pro Championship on Shesa Silver Spoon, in 2011.

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Let’s get this straight: a cowboy hat is not a toy. It is not okay to touch a cowboy’s hat, or put on a stray cowboy hat lying around a bunkhouse or a truckstop. It is not okay to grab it off a cowboy’s head, and it is absolutely forbidden to say, as you reach out, “Gee, what’s that made of?”

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Hat Rule #2: “Do Not Wear Your Cowboy Hat In Mama’s House.”

There is no more disrespectful thing you can do, short of killing the family dog, than wearing your cowboy hat inside your mama’s house. This includes all your friend’s mama’s houses, as well. This even includes mamas from other nations. Moms are sacred and every cowboy knows it. Don’t do it.

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Hat Rule #3: “Wearing Hats Indoors Is Complicated.”

Many cowboys have been in the armed services where it was drilled in to them to take off their lid when they are indoors. This wasn’t true in the Old West where you see cowboys wearing hats in saloons and dining halls, but today is a different deal. When in doubt—doff it.

Exception: In some parts of the country, if you enter a restaurant, it’s okay to wear your hat at the counter, but not in a booth. This can be dicey if you see someone you know at a table when you are sitting at the counter, with your hat on. If you approach your friend at the table you can say hi and keep your hat on, but if you sit down, the hat must come off. This is known as the “heading-towardsthe-door” rule. It is perfectly acceptable to wear your hat, as you cross the dining room towards the door, but do not dilly dally, or the hat must come off.

Exception to the Exception: While everyone agrees the hat comes off in church, it is okay to wear your hat in Cowboy Church, but then it comes off for the Lord’s Prayer.

Hat Rule #4: “The Dance Floor Dilemma” In the old days, cowboys wore their hats to dances and never took them off, especially while struttin’ around the dance floor. But, so many fights broke out when hats got bumped during dances that there are still places—mostly in Texas—where there is a hard and fast rule that you must take your hat off while dancing.

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Exception: There is no exception to this sexist and ridiculous rule.

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Inclusive vs. Prestigious - eliminating qualifying point requirements

By AQHA Executive Vice President Craig Huffhines Attracting new exhibitors into our AQHA competition family is a major goal of the organization.

Have you ever wondered, "Who makes AQHA's rules?" The answer is not anyone who works at AQHA Headquarters in Amarillo. Rules are proposed, discussed and passed

by AQHA members. And any member can potentially change our Association.

We are proud to be governed by our members, and we are proud to affect changes that bring more value to AQHA membership and more involvement in our great industry.

Watch this video from the 2017 AQHA Convention for a great explanation of how AQHA governance works. The final step for most rule changes includes a review by the AQHA Executive Committee, which is made up of

for the AQHA Level 1 Championships. five member-elected, volunteer AQHA members.

There are several opinions regarding the Executive Committee’s most recent decision to eliminate qualifying point requirements for participating in the AQHA Level 1 Championships. Some have argued that it will reduce the prestige of the Level 1 Championships and others have stated that it will reduce the numbers of entries at regional and area qualifying events, both of which may be valid points.

However, long term, the ultimate goal of our entire industry is to invite new people into our equestrian world, which is a major overriding goal that went into the most recent Executive Committee decision. Quite frankly, a higher level of participation at the Level 1 Championships may drive up the prestige of the event. It’s hard to imagine that Level 1 exhibitors will not attend regional events in an effort to grow and get better in their discipline. Ultimately, the Executive Committee’s decision in this particular case was based on data and matching

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Craig Huffhines that data with the overall purpose of the Level 1 Championships.

Attracting new exhibitors into our AQHA competition family is a major goal of the organization. In the past decade, the entire equine industry has contracted by 40 percent and has only just recently started leveling out since the 2008 economic crash. Survey data among AQHA members clearly indicates that the cost of exhibiting is a major factor in the level of participation at shows.

That cost forces exhibitors to make decisions on where and how often they compete. At the same time, the standard and expectation regarding the quality of show facilities have escalated dramatically over the past 10 years, driving up additional cost.

This escalating cost to participate is grinding away at the entry opportunities for many Level 1 and Rookie exhibitors to participate.

Declining numbers at an event, for whatever reason, simply exacerbate the cost challenge.

Again, I think it’s important to go back and think about why the Level 1 Championships were developed in the first place. The Level 1 Championships were designed to provide as comfortable of an environment as possible for entrylevel competitors to compete, learn and grow within their discipline.

It’s an invitation to participate at their level and have an enjoyable experience while doing so. Yes, getting your horse in front of 20 judges drives the quality of the Level 1 Championships up, and yes, it might make it more prestigious in the minds of some, but that has not been the ultimate goal of the Level 1

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Championships. The goal has been to drive participation and attract new people in hopes of someday moving these exhibitors into the Level 2 and Level 3 realms.

The recent entry data for this spring’s Level 1 Championships clearly indicates that going back to the original qualifying requirement had a negative impact on Level 1 Championships entries. When the shows were moved from the fall of 2015 to the spring of 2016, the qualifying requirements were waived to accommodate that transition. Subsequently, entries went up significantly. This year, the Level 1 Championships went back to the 20-judge or top-10 placing at a regional championship as a requirement to qualify, and the entries declined by 167 (10.8 percent decline) at the West in Las Vegas, 204 (13 percent decline) at the Central in Oklahoma City and 1,136 (45.9 percent decline) at the East in Raleigh, North Carolina, from the previous year.

In the view of the Executive Committee, the qualifying system created a system contrary to the goal and intent of the Level 1 Championships, which is to be inclusive and inviting for our entrylevel exhibitors and provide an exceptionally enjoyable learning experience that will lead them and their horse toward performing at their personal best.

With the move toward a more open format to attract more people, we also realize that the Level 1 Championships should be a place where exhibitors can be educated and realize value over and above the competition. Therefore, free clinics and educational opportunities have been and will continue to be a major part of these shows.

Your AQHA Executive Committee is hopeful that these decisions will add value to the Level 1 Championships and grow the numbers, both of which will attribute to a prestigious experience.

Again, these decisions are part of a bigger picture of an Association that is governed by and listening to our members. We are working hard each day to improve our programs and give members more value than ever before.

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Turf Paradise has just wrapped up its 61st season, marking another milestone and serving as the Valley’s only horseracing track.

When Turf Paradise opened its doors in 1956, we were the state’s first professional sports franchise.

A lot has changed since then, but we believe competition breeds innovation.

Turf Paradise’s races are viewed at Off Track Betting locations from London to Dubai and from Flagstaff to Yuma. Wagering and attendance remain brisk. This past season more than 1,800 horses were stabled at

Turf Paradise Wraps Up 61st Season our facility as trainers, jockeys, and horse owners continue to come to Turf Paradise for a chance to compete.

They come from 18 states and three Canadian provinces. That’s about 150 more horses than last year and a tribute to the outreach efforts by so many.

Our purses have been about $11 million, an amount we hope to maintain or increase next year as a key part of one of the largest horseracing meets in the country.

Our contribution to the sport of horseracing merited a visit from

Triple Crown winning jockey Victor Espinoza, who spoke with local reporters and state leaders about the vital role horseracing plays in Arizona’s economy.

Turf Paradise was once again honored to host its annual Wine, Women, and Horses Charity event in April which raised $53,000 for Child Crisis Arizona. Turf Paradise was also proud to host a Relay for Life event benefitting the American Cancer Society.

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That’s in addition to special events such as Thanksgiving weekend, Super Saturday, and our Anniversary celebration marked by the $75,000 Cotton Fitzsimmons Mile. Once again the widow of the legendary Phoenix Suns Coach was on hand to commemorate the event.

Betting on the Kentucky Derby from Turf Paradise was up from the previous year.

Turf continues to bring new fans to the sport. Off Track Betting, wagering via smart phones, and social media are just some of the ways our sport reaches out to a new fan base.

The track holds ‘Fiesta Sundays’ as horseracing becomes more popular with our state’s growing Hispanic population.

The impact Turf Paradise has on the Arizona economy can’t be understated, it’s $91 million a year according to a recent economic impact study.

With one of the longest racing seasons in the country, Turf Paradise gives fans more opportunities to see live, local horse races. It also gives those in the horseracing industry an opportunity to settle in for a long season as opposed to bouncing from city to city. It gives the backside a sense of community, that’s why there is a permanent place of worship and a full-time chaplain at the backside.

This is not to say there aren’t any challenges. Due to a changing sport, many tracks around the country have gone from five days a week to four. Here at Turf, we have kept five, affording horsemen more opportunities to race. Additionally, a southern Arizona tribe recently opened a massive casino not too far from us, despite opposition from Arizona’s Governor, congressional delegation, and state legislature.

National and local challenges are very real. Why, for example, should this tribe be allowed massive gaming rights, and Turf Paradise be allowed none? Why should hundreds of thousands of fantasy sports players in Arizona be some of the few people in America that can’t play because many tribes don’t want to allow this?

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NCHA New Vice President

by Elaina Ross

Ron Pietrafeso

NCHA is pleased to announce Ron Pietrafeso will assume the position of NCHA Vice President as determined by ballot vote.

Ballots were tabulated yesterday, May 22nd, in the election for NCHA Vice President position. A total of 2,307 ballots were received and tabulated by the independent voting firm Simply Voting of

Montreal, Canada.

Results of the election had Ron Pietrafeso of Elbert, Colorado, receiving a total of 1,537 votes and Garry Merritt of King, North Carolina, receiving 770 votes. Pietrafeso will assume his duties as Vice President at the general membership meeting on June 4, 2017, during the NCHA Convention in Grapevine, Texas.

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Oklahoma City, Okla. – May 10, 2017 – Following a successful event for his offspring at the National Reining Breeders Classic (NRBC), the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) is excited to announce that the legendary stallion and NRHA Hall of Fame Inductee Gunner (AQHA Colonels Smoking Gun, APHA Colonels Smokingun) is unofficially the newest Nine Million Dollar Sire. He is only the third sire to reach this milestone.

Unofficially, Gunner’s offspring earned in excess of $131,000 at the 2017 NRBC, helping push the late sire over the nine-million-dollar mark by $63,000.

Owned by Tim and Colleen McQuay of McQuay Stables Inc., Tioga, Texas, the 1993 stallion was bred by Eric Storey of Henagar, Ala. By Colonelfourfreckle and out of Katie Gun, Gunner was a stand out in the show pen. Some of his accolades include: 1996 NRHA Open Futurity Reserve Champion, 1998 NRBC Open Reserve Champion, and 2001 United States Equestrian Team (USET) Festival of Champions National Reining Champion in Gladstone, New Jersey. His NRHA lifetime earnings (LTE) total more than $173,700.

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Billie set a then-unprecedented record by winning the title of World Champion GRA Barrel Racer for four consecutive years beginning in 1955. She and her sister began barrel racing after seeing a race in the 1930s. The two competed together riding the same mare, usually claiming first and second place in the Texas rodeos. A GRA charter member, Billie served over thirteen years in different administrative roles, including Barrel Racing Director.

Billie Hinson McBride, 90, of San Angelo, left her earthly home to spend eternity with God on Wednesday, May 10, 2017. She was born in Copperas Cove, Texas on March 4, 1927. She was the second of four daughters born to Bill and Bitha Hinson.

As a young lady, she was baptized in a creek near Lampasas. Billie loved life and lived it to the fullest up until a week before she passed, due to a sudden stroke. Billie loved horses and was a cowgirl from a very young age. She and her sisters ran barrels at rodeos throughout their younger years. Billie went on to compete professionally in the Girls Rodeo Association for a number of years.

She was a charter member of the GRA and served as Director, Secretary, Vice President and President over the years.

She and her beloved mare “Zombie” won the World Championship four consecutive years, 1955-1958. This record would stand for 29 years.

Billie and her daughter, Alva Jean, both competed on Zombie at the same performances, Billie running first and Alva Jean last with frantic stirrup adjustments in between. Zombie had to retire from running professionally as a result of night blindness, which hindered her in coliseums.

Billie later handed over the reins to grandchildren, Kevin, Keith, and Vanessa for Jr. Rodeo competition.

She was honored for her rodeo accomplishments by being inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and Museum in 1981, and also into the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame that same year, both of which are located in Ft. Worth, Texas.

Billie worked at M.L. Leddy’s and Sons for 30 years. She stitched boot tops and made leather novelties, such as bill folds, notebooks, etc.

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APHA’s HorseIQ earns 2017 American Business Award

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“We’re glad to know that others see this initiative for what it is—a creative solution to supporting the best judges, trainers and exhibitors in the equine community,” APHA Executive Director Billy Smith said.

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President Proposes $1.1 Billion Budget for BLM in Fiscal Year 2018 Spending Plan Supports Wild Horses & American Energy Production

President Donald Trump today requested a $1.1 billion Fiscal Year 2018 (FY18) budget for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) that supports the Administration’s priorities, including increased American energy development and promoting job growth.

“The President’s budget gives the BLM the resources needed to carry out our multiple-use and sustained yield mission, which includes promoting American energy and mineral production on Federal lands and supporting local economies,” said BLM Acting Director Mike Nedd.

“The proposed budget will allow us to continue working with our non-Federal partners and strengthen these vital relationships in order to be good neighbors in the communities we serve.

BLM lands create jobs in local communities, and the President's budget supports traditional land uses such as timber harvesting, responsible energy development, grazing and recreation including hunting and fishing.”

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proposes to address the explosive cost growth in the Wild Horse and Burro program, which has become unsustainable due to several factors. To help achieve a balanced budget by 2027, the President’s budget proposes various necessary reductions across the Federal government, including within the BLM budget.

The BLM’s overall budget reflects a net reduction of $162.7 million from the FY 2017 CR baseline.

“President Trump promised the American people he would cut wasteful spending and make the government work for the taxpayer again, and that's exactly what this budget does,” said U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke. “Working carefully with the President, we identified areas where we could reduce spending and also areas for investment, such as addressing the maintenance backlog in our National Parks and increasing domestic energy production on federal lands. The budget also allows the Department to return to the traditional principles of multiple-use management to include both responsible natural resource development and conservation of special places. Being from the West, I've seen how years of bloated bureaucracy and D.C.-centric policies hurt our rural communities. The President's budget saves taxpayers by focusing program spending, shrinking bureaucracy, and empowering the front lines."

Congress charged the BLM with a mandate of managing public lands for a variety of uses such as energy

development, livestock grazing, recreation, and timber harvesting while ensuring natural, cultural, and historic resources are maintained for present and future use. The agency manages 245 million surface acres of public lands—the most of any Federal agency—primarily in 12 Western states, including Alaska, and 700 million acres of subsurface mineral estate nationwide. This equates to 10 percent of the nation’s surface and roughly one-third of its subsurface mineral resources.

The FY 2018 budget reflects the President’s focus on the following priorities: Strengthening America’s Energy Independence: The 2018 BLM budget proposal includes significant funding increases in support of American energy development, which will facilitate domestic energy production, generate revenue, and increase jobs in the energy sector. In particular, there is a proposed $16 million increase in the Oil and Gas Management program to help ensure BLM has sufficient administrative and staff capacity to quickly process Applications for Permits to Drill and Expressions of Interest, and to help alleviate administrative burdens in processing rights-of-way requests for critical infrastructure needs.

The BLM budget proposal also includes an $8 million increase within the Coal Management program to support improvements to the Federal coal leasing and permitting processes.

In particular, the increased funds will support staff capacity to meet additional coal application processing and inspection requirements, processing and approving exploration licenses and recovery and protection plans, and conducting lease sale fair market determinations.

Managing America’s Lands and Resources for Multiple-Use: The budget proposes $47.2 million for Recreation Resources Management.

With these funds, the BLM will focus on sites with the highest visitation and make necessary adjustments to staffing resources and core functions (e.g., visitor services, travel management planning, and law enforcement) to meet the public’s demand for access and diverse recreation opportunities.

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Managing Healthy Wild Horses and Burros on Healthy Rangelands: The budget request proposes $70.7 million for the Wild Horse and Burro program and eliminates appropriations language restricting BLM from using all of the management tools provided for in the 1971 Wild FreeRoaming Horses and Burros Act. The BLM manages wild horse and burro herds on 26.9 million acres of public lands. Low public demand to adopt or purchase excess animals, a lack of effective reproductioncontrol tools, and high costs to care for unadopted or unsold animals have restricted the BLM's ability to manage herd growth. As a result, the BLM estimates that nearly 73,000 wild horses and burros roam public lands as of March 2017, almost three times the number that is sustainable and healthy for the land and the animals.

The President’s budget would help reverse the declining health of wild horse and burro herds and the public rangelands on which they—and many other species—depend, by allowing the BLM to use the full range of tools identified in the 1971 Act, including humane euthanasia and unrestricted sale of certain excess animals.

Supporting Local Communities: The budget requests $89.8 million for the Oregon and California (O&C) account to support BLM’s management of the 2.4 million acres of O&C grant lands, Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands, and intermingled public domain lands in western Oregon. The BLM manages certain O&C Railroad grant lands and Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands for forest diversity and sustainability.

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“The AHC is grateful to Mr. Wells’ for lending his time and knowledge to the AHC . He will be missed on the Board of Trustees,” said AHC President Julie Broadway. “We are pleased that Mr. Wilson has agreed to take his place as the new President of TRA. He has been involved in the racing industry for many years and his experience will be an excellent addition to the AHC’s Board.”

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For more information and resources on horse judging, visit www.aqha. com/horsejudging. (Journal photo) The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to provide information and resources for competitive horse judging. This information can be found by visiting www.aqha.com/horsejudging.

AQHA offers competitive horse judging teams the opportunity to compete at AQHA events throughout the year. Competitions allow divisions in senior and junior colleges, as well as through 4-H, FFA and AQHA state affiliate youth associations.

AQHA judging events educate future industry professionals and judges, and allow youth an opportunity to be involved in another aspect of the horse industry while developing skills in critical thinking and public speaking. Participants evaluate a variety of four-horse halter and performance classes and give four to six sets of memorized oral reasons justifying their placings. At contests, a panel of judges determines an official placing for each class.

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Murray was scheduled to compete during the Elks Helldorado Days Rodeo during the second performance on Saturday afternoon, May 13. Only problem was the University of TexasAustin sophomore was scheduled to make a business presentation as part of her finals week curriculum at 2 p.m., that same day.

“It was kind of stressful,” admits Murray, who is enrolled in the honors programs for Liberal Arts and Business and eyeing a major either in accounting or business information systems. “I made my business presentation at two and caught a plane at three.”

“My flight landed in Las Vegas at 4:30 and the rodeo started at 4:30.”

Murray relied upon hauling partner Josee Groves, who had her horses at Las Vegas Village and ready to compete. Groves has been taking care of things for Murray during this busy spring run, keeping the horses in California while Murray flies back and forth between rodeos and her classes in Austin.

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She’s awesome.”

Murray also thanked Ricotti, who has been along to help since Murray purchased Royal Star Commander a little over a year ago. Ricotti had piloted the talented gelding during his derby years and first year of rodeoing.

“It’s a huge relief to have a great place to keep the horses, where they can be comfortable and get to rest instead of being on the road someplace,” Murray says.

“I’m so grateful for both of them.”

Murray also thanked her mentor, Martha Wright, who has kept her seasoned pro, Tic Tac (Lil Gracie Dude) while she is finishing school, keeping him tuned up for the Texas circuit rodeos.

While Commander carried Murray to her biggest career win at Cheyenne Frontier Days last July and Tic Tac earned her an All American ProRodeo Series title, it was another sorrel gelding who took the load during Murray’s first appearance on the Las Vegas Strip for Helldorado.

“I bought Dan from Mark Bugni about three weeks before Houston,” Murray says of the six year old Dirty Dan Stinson, who is by Eddie Stinson out of Miss Lano Jewell. Eddie Stinson is a son of Dash Ta Fame and also the sire of Ivy Conrado’s CFour Tibbie Stinson, the 2016 Helldorado Days Champion.

Murray took the reins from Bugni’s mother, Lynn Hastings, who had been campaigning the gelding at jackpots after a successful futurity season with Bugni himself.

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Bull riding and pageants can have more in common than you think, especially when considering the years of work that goes into just a few careerdefining seconds.

The ladies competing at the Miss USA pageant in Las Vegas this weekend learned that when they took the time to visit with some PBR cowboys and the rankest bulls in the world.

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It was an enlightening experience for both sides, who came away with a new-found respect for each other.

LAS VEGAS – They train for years to prepare for a few fleeting, careerdefining seconds.

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Miss USA and PBR are competing in Las Vegas this weekend virtually across the street from one another on the famed Vegas Strip, and when the

Miss USA contestants visited bull housing in Las Vegas Friday afternoon.

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contestants got to meet the cowboys and the bulls prior to their big night on Fox, the beauty and brawn shared a lot more in common than anyone had imagined.

“There’s a lot of training for big moments in intimidating situations in front of millions of people,” said reigning Miss USA Deshauna Barber.

“Pageantry is definitely a sport,” added Miss Nevada Lauren York.

“You have to dedicate to preparation and mental focus, and it’s all about being brave and putting yourself out there.”

Just as riders like Matt Triplett and Stormy Wing, who shot fun social media content with the contestants, will help one another in the locker room and chutes even as they are separated by just one spot in the PBR World Standings in vying for a million-dollar championship bonus, cooperation and camaraderie also runs deep within Miss USA. “We may compete on stage, but we don’t see it that way,” said Miss Arkansas Arynn Johnson. “We are friends who help one another and genuinely wish each other the best.

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EL CABALLO REY Equestrian Art Academy - June

El Caballo REY - Equestrian Art Academy (ECR). “HORSE IS KING”.

A center for equestrian learning in Cave Creek, founded by the Spanish ecuyer, Manuel Trigo, is a place dedicated to pursuing the lightness of the French classical tradition of horsemanship.

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Jack Tismeer is the ultimate equestrian cross dresser. On any given day, one might find Jack in dressage garb at a local show (claims he likes the tight, white britches.), while on another day in another part of the state he, mounted and outfitted in traditional mountain man clothing, will be entertaining bystanders at a parade or participating in the historical 250 mile ride from Williams to Phoenix.

As a kid in CA, Jack paid 50 cents and hour to ride stable horses. Later he traded barn work for lessons, ultimately acquiring a retired brood mare for the trail riding he enjoyed in his free time away from his work in the CA film industry.

Fast forward. Jack meets Betsy (highlighted in last months article). She has horses. He falls in love. They start a horse family first of Peruvian Pasos, later Andalusians. Their 2 stallions and mare are thrilling sights at ECR while in training with Manuel and/or being lesson horses for Jack and Betsy.

Jack is developing a close relationship with their young stallion, Africano. His natural talents make Jack yearn to get more fluent in classical dressage with the goal of getting back to the competitive show ring. He clearly sees that, even though Africano is fabulous, it will take his own development as a rider to help showcase the horse’s talent. He’s finding that just the pursuit of balance in the horse and how little it takes to disturb it is a study in itself. Through his education at ECR, Jack has acquired a greater appreciation of what is really required to achieve the ultimate connection with a horse. Being an older rider has its challenges, but the wisdom coming from age is apparent when Jack comments that, for him, it’s more about the journey than the destination. A wise man, he is.

Focused horsemen and women with various breeds of horses gather at ECR to study timeless methods of training that benefit their horse’s ultimate lightness, strength, impulsion, and collection…building blocks for success no matter the discipline.

There are riding lessons and an exciting array of activities, both classical and those reflecting Manuel’s Spanish heritage.

LEVADE, CABRIOLE, TERRE-A-TERRE, high school movements that are rarely seen today except for places like the Spanish Riding School in Vienna are often discussed at ECR. Foundational work for these high school movements is the basis of Manuel’s training program. On any given day at the academy, one might observe the more experienced horses and riders striving to perform at that level. In addition, lessons and clinics for GARROCHA, REJONEO, WORKING EQUITATION are offered for the serious, but fun-loving horse and rider.

In addition to the training and teaching by Manuel, adjunct instruction in Pilates, Fencing, and Drumming is offered to support the riders at ECR to develop their personal riding skills. Pilates for core strength and rider balance. Fencing for rider centering and balance. Drumming for developing rhythm while unmounted helps riders to coordinate the movements of their hands and feet to create the separation of aids that riding in lightness requires.

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US Equestrian Eventing Team Technical Advisor David O’Connor Steps Down to Focus on Global Risk Management for the Eventing Discipline

Lexington, Ky. – The United States Equestrian Federation (US Equestrian) has reluctantly accepted the resignation of its U.S. Eventing Technical Advisor David O’Connor.

“Over many years, David has been a leader for US Equestrian as a whole and for eventing in particular,” remarked Murray Kessler, President of US Equestrian. “We reluctantly accept David’s resignation and support his desire to focus on chairing the Fédération Equestre International (FEI) Risk Management committee to help design programs that mitigate risk for the sport and promote horse welfare.

It is reassuring to know that David will remain a leader in our sport, continue to provide input to our programs and that our mutual interests will remain intertwined.

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David O’Connor We thank him for everything he has done.”

O’Connor is an Olympic Gold Medalist and served as President of US Equestrian from 2004 to 2012, taking the role as Eventing Team Technical Advisor in 2012.

During his tenure, O’Connor has been instrumental in leading and improving the technical riding

ability of the U.S. eventing athletes.

“It was a very difficult decision for me to step away from this group of riders, owners, support personnel, and sponsors,” states O’Connor. “But the structural changes made with the newly created technical advisor position don’t allow me to do what I felt has always been my mainstay. That is, helping to drive the necessary changes for eventing that are in the best interests of the athlete, horse, and owner. I have lived by these constructs through my time as a competitor, through to my current role as Technical Advisor and they will continue to guide me going forward. I am thankful for the opportunity to have served such a dedicated and focused group and will remain committed to assist all of the devoted stakeholders

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through this time of transition as our riders prepare for WEG 2018.”

O’Connor plans to continue his work with some of the leading eventing riders in the U.S. in his capacity as their personal trainer and will also be expanding the amount of training opportunities available for riders. He will continue to offer leadership to the global sport of eventing through his role as Chair of the FEI Eventing Risk Management Steering Group and hopes to grow his role with the FEI over time.

Detailed discussions will take place immediately to ensure that an appropriate replacement is quickly in place to support those athletes targeting the 2018 Tryon World Equestrian Games while in parallel looking at every factor needed to support sustained success for U.S. Eventing at the international level.

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Mauney and Brazile remain Ambassadors of the Western Sports

When it comes to Western sports, J.B. Mauney and Trevor Brazile are among the most recognizable names.

The pair have combined for over $13 million in total winnings and were both in Las Vegas for the PBR's Last Cowboy Standing and the Helldorado Days Rodeo.

Both Mauney and Brazile have an immense respect for each other, and both look forward to the future of Western sports.

Two-time World Champion J.B. Mauney once gave the rodeo trail a whirl back in the summer of 2009.

Mauney quickly learned that the rodeo lifestyle was not for him, and he decided to stick with the bread and butter of PBR competition.

It is one of a myriad of reasons the PBR legend has the utmost respect for PRCA superstar Trevor Brazile.

Mauney and Brazile are not only the two richest cowboys in the game with over $13 million in combined earnings in the arena, but they are two of the most recognizable superstars of the Western sports world.

“He rodeos and ropes, and stuff like that, and I ride bulls, but he is the top dog over there,” Mauney said. “It is a lot easier riding bulls rodeoing than roping and rodeoing. You are traveling and driving with trailers 24/7. If you are going to be great what you do, like he is, then you have to stay going.”

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J.B. Mauney and Trevor Brazile have combined for over $13 million in career earnings. tie-down roper, team roper, and steer roper said he also has the utmost respect for Mauney during a phone interview Sunday afternoon while making his way to Las Vegas.

“He is a lot of fun to watch,” Brazile said. “When you know what he has won, there is a certain level of expectation that comes along and pressure that you are expected to win every time. He usually doesn’t disappoint. He usually does win.

There is a reason for him to be on that stage.”

Mauney’s pursuit of becoming the third rider in PBR history to reach 500 qualified rides is now on hold until after the Built Ford Tough Series summer break following his 2.43-second buckoff against Moleek in Round 2 of Last Cowboy Standing on Saturday night.

However, Mauney is very much in the hunt for a record-tying third World Championship.

Mauney concluded the first half of the BFTS third in the world standings, and is 1,128.76 points behind world leader Eduardo Aparecido.

Brazile said he can relate to the media attention and focus that is always on Mauney.

Fans, cameras and PR demands are always part of the equation when it involves the two ambassadors of their respective sports.

“I also know how hard it is to keep producing because that pressure only gets more,” Brazile said. “The fans keep expecting more. They never expect less. To do it under those circumstances, I have a lot of respect for him.”

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Rookie saddle bronc rider Leon Fountain earned the third win of his ProRodeo career at the Las Vegas Elks Helldorado Days Rodeo by a half-point.

Fountain nailed an 85.5-point ride on Bar T Rodeo’s Hell Boy and cashed in for $2,888 by besting CoBurn Bradshaw, a two-time qualifier for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo presented by Polaris RANGER. Prior to Helldorado, the 21-yearold Fountain's only other ProRodeo wins were at the Alamosa (Colo.)

Roundup on June 24, 2016, and the Oakdale (Calif.) Saddle Club Rodeo on April 9 of this year.

“This is my second win this year and my third one in ProRodeo ever – so it means a bunch to me,” Fountain said. “I just love doing it, placing here and there – I love doing it and trying to accomplish my goals.”

Although Helldorado Days is a four- day rodeo, each cowboy only gets one shot to win. Fountain found out his 85.5 from Saturday was good for gold on Sunday evening.

“I drew really good and the horse was most of it,” Fountain said, comparing Hell Boy’s bucking to a bull’s – with plenty of jumps and some fishtailing.

“Shoot, there’s a lot of guys that could have beat it, and I was hoping they wouldn’t. I was pretty tickled about it.”

Before the Helldorado Rodeo started, Fountain was ranked second in the Resistol PRCA Rookie Standings with $10,608 and was No.

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37 in the WEATHER GUARD® PRCA World Standings.

“It all helps and hopefully I’ll keep doing good and get into the Top 15,” Fountain said.

With the summer run quickly approaching, Fountain has already doubled his 2016 earnings, when he ranked ninth in the 2016 RAM Rodeo Permit Standings with $5,259.

“I feel like I’m riding 10 times better,” Fountain said. “I’m being more serious and working harder at it.”

Hitting the gym for cardio and light weightlifting for at least an hourand-a-half a day and competing in up to four or five rodeos per week is paying off well for this New Mexico cowboy as he’s hitting the road for the Redding (Calif.) Rodeo with an air of confidence.

“I’m feeling pretty confident – I’ve got a good horse there and hopefully it goes good,” Fountain said. “I’m going to keep doing what I’m doing and make myself better, stay healthy and keep riding good and just keep working at it.”

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In solving this issue, we went back to things I’d do on the first rides outside.

Basic stuff, at least for me. I explained to her about the TV show I have recently filmed titled “The Principles Of Training�, and stressed the importance of two of the episodes, “Make the wrong thing hard and the right thing easy�, and “Choose where you work and chose where you rest�.

These principles are pretty basic stuff when it comes to what I do , but when the Grand Prix dressage rider applied them to her horse over a couple of days, her horse had a miraculous change. He could now control himself on a loose rein at a walk, trot and canter. He started to relax and stretch over his top line. His back became loose, and his legs swung really well.

I then had her try some work on contact, and all of the poor responses to her aids, her inside leg, her outside rein, her seat were now working off the subtlest of pressures. She said he’d never felt that straight before.

But we didn’t work on straightness, nor contact, nor inside leg. We worked on what I’d consider basics, the horses mind and where it wants to be.

He went from trying to buck while on a loose rein at a trot one day , to her riding him at a walk , trot and canter with no bridle on the second day. It’s not important that you can ride a horse at all 3 gaits with no bridle, but I felt the rider needed to experience what it feels like when the horse controls themselves, versus being controlled by the rider.

Then I had her ride my our horses. She rode Petey, my wife Robyn’s 10 yearold-reiner, and my wife’s futurity horse Tom, as well as my 5-year-old Bundy.

Last year Robyn had a great year on Petey, and a lot of that was due to me learning some dressage exercises that helped teach him to carry his body better.

Petey is a long sort of a horse, and can get flat in his circles which makes the slow down and the lead change less perfect than they could be. I discovered that doing the shoulder in a lot was the great antidote for that issue, and culminated with Robyn having plus one right circles at the NRHA North American affiliate finals in Oklahoma City last year.

Due to the success of that simple exercise, I was interested to see what other exercises the Grand Prix rider could show me. She started out doing a lot of leg yielding in either direction, getting them to where they were prepared to go either way. She did a lot of shoulder in at the walk and trot, and also transitions between the two, which is great for self carriage. She worked on getting a bigger trot ( reiners, right !) and used the haunches out to make cantering difficult if they picked up a canter instead of a bigger trot. She worked on half passes and showed me the correct line to be on for that movement. The following days, my horses had never felt better, rounder and with more engagement behind and more elevated shoulders.

All because of the Grand Prix rider doing exercises that to her are basic.

We finished the day by me showing her some bareback and bridles spins and lead changes on Petey, then I thought I’d try something for her I’d never tried on any horse ever, and that was a bareback and bridles sliding stop. Petey was such a good boy and took care of me and acted like he’d done it a hundred times.

My point to this whole article is, I found my horses to be better than ever by just doing some exercises that are considered basic in the dressage world, and the dressage rider found her horse to be better than ever by doing some exercises that are considered basic in my world.

So before you judge another discipline, really think about the fact that they know amazing things you don’t know, and you know amazing things you don’t know. If we all spent more time outside our bubble of knowledge, we could all be better off. “It is amazing what you can accomplish when you do not care who gets the credit.�~ Harry S Truman

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AQHA Executive Vice President Craig Huffhines shares highlights from the April Executive Committee meeting

Last week, we welcomed our new Executive Committee member, Norm Luba, into the Presidents’ Room for the April Executive Committee meeting at AQHA Headquarters in Amarillo. Newly appointed AQHA President Ralph Seekins took over the gavel for three very intense days of meetings. I can’t thank the Executive Committee members, directors and standing committee members enough for the body of work put in at this year’s convention and for volunteering their time to improve our Association.

During the three days, our Executive Committee logged more than 35 hours each (times five members!) evaluating and conducting the business of the Association, including the appointment of committee members, creation of multiple task forces to review important industry issues, the review and approval of AQHA standing committee reports from convention, approval and guidance of staff on moving Association projects forward, and overseeing the budget of the organization.

Here are some of the highlights of the week: The Zoetis AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse World Championships and Zoetis AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge Finals date has been moved to June 14-17, 2018, and the event will be relocated to the Lazy E Arena located in Guthrie, Oklahoma.

The Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo has been an amazing partner in providing services and secondto-none hospitality for this event, and we cannot thank the Houston staff enough for their investment in exhibitor hospitality, the army of volunteers that served our exhibitors by unloading trailers and feeding our competitors breakfast and lunch every day, and their continued partnership in the future with other AQHA events.

The Zoetis VRH World has simply outgrown the facility, so moving the date to June and relocating the event to Guthrie is expected to promote additional growth of this event.

The Adequan Select World Show contract with the Tri-State

Craig Huffhines Fairgrounds in Amarillo has been extended for one year through 2018, as planning continues to determine the best long-term venue for our Select exhibitors. We will continue to review and evaluate trends in all of our world show events, including determining qualifier needs and finding ways to reinvigorate the shows by creating entertainment value for world show exhibitors and spectators.

The Executive Committee approved the Show Committee’s recommendation to award 13-&-Under world champion titles in seven core classes beginning at the 2018 Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show.

Several task forces and subcommittees were formed to work through the year to evaluate and create continued improvement in various parts of our business:

Animal Welfare Commission Tail Function Task Force AQHA Steward Expansion Task Force International Education Exchange Task Force International Championship Event Task Force International Affiliate Task Force Judges Monitoring Task Force Congressional Fellowship Task Force Public Policy Strategic Planning Task Force AQHA PAC Task Force Stud Book Appendix Registry Task Force Stud Book Microchipping Task Force Youth Show Awards Funding Task Force Scholarship Task Force Horsemanship Outreach Program Task Force The Executive Committee spent time reviewing and approving committee reports from the 2017 AQHA Convention. Final reports and more information on approved rule changes for 2018 will be posted online and published in The American Quarter Horse Journal in the coming weeks.

As you can tell, there is more work to be done. This just represents tip of the iceberg relative to the ongoing work to improve and make your Association the best it can be. I look forward to sharing with you progress on projects that will continue to make AQHA the iconic support organization for our equine industry.

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China’s Enthusiasm for the American Quarter Horse

Two delegations from China recently visited Amarillo to connect with AQHA and support the American Quarter Horse industry in China.

The AQSIQ and APHIS delegation from China tours the AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum.

While the majority of my opportunities to connect with our international membership since January have involved me traveling outside of the United States, this past week, I had the great pleasure

of hosting international guests at the American Quarter Horse Association International Headquarters right here in Amarillo.

Last week, we welcomed a delegation from China’s General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, and supported their efforts to learn about United States practices for equine disease monitoring and control. During their visit, the delegation toured the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame

& Museum and offices, and also paid a visit to the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Lab. As horse owners, we may not often think of the important role that diagnostic labs play in ensuring that we have a healthy equine population in the United States, but we all rely on them on a regular basis. If you live in Texas, it is the TVMDL that will receive and test the blood samples your veterinarian draws for your annual Coggins tests.

The TVMDL also provides diagnostic testing for a number of other equine diseases, and the lab’s high-quality work helps our industry to identify and control health threats that pose a risk to the equine population in the state.

Earlier this week, we hosted a second delegation from China. This time, our visitors joined us from the China Quarter Horse Association, headquartered in Beijing. An Tao, chairman of the CQHA, and David Snodgrass, longtime supporter of the American Quarter Horse industry in China, visited the Hall of Fame and AQHA offices with a team in tow to secure photos and videos so they can promote the American Quarter Horse in China.

An Tao and his team helped the international department staff learn some basic phrases in Chinese, and later, I was thrilled to have An Tao join me on a ride with my two American Quarter Horses, Twice The Solano and Easters Lil Ruf Chic. We wrapped up the CQHA visit with a special tour of the AQHA Ranching Heritage Breeder and Zoetis Best Remuda-winning Four Sixes Ranch, hosted by AQHA Past President Dr. Glenn Blodgett and his wife, Karen.

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(Washington, D.C., April 25, 2017) - U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today joined President Trump for a “Farmers Roundtable” at the White House to address issues facing the American agriculture community, as the president signed an Executive Order establishing an Interagency Task Force on Agriculture and Rural Prosperity. The roundtable discussion allowed representatives from all corners of American agriculture to raise concerns and share ideas, just as the task force begins its mission “to promote economic development and revitalization, job growth, infrastructure, innovation, and quality of life issues for rural America,” according to the

president’s order. The session capped a busy first day in office for Perdue, who was sworn in by Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Clarence Thomas as the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture before greeting employees at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and travelling to the White House for the roundtable.

“The people who are on the front lines of American agriculture don’t have the luxury of waiting to tend to their crops and livestock, so there was no better time to convene this meeting of the minds than on my first day,” Perdue said. “President Trump has made it clear that addressing the needs of rural America will be a top priority, and the message that we want to send to the agriculture community is that we are here, we are working hard, and we are on their side.”

Perdue Joins White House “Farmers Roundtable” as President Trump Issues Executive Order on Agriculture

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The Farmers Roundtable featured more than a dozen farmers and representatives of the agriculture community who discussed with President Trump and Secretary Perdue a variety of topics, including agricultural trade, regulatory reform, rural investment and infrastructure, labor issues, and the Farm Bill.

Participants in the roundtable included: Lisa Johnson-Billy, farmer and former Oklahoma House member, Lindsay, OK Luke Brubaker, Brubaker Farms, Mount Joy, PA Hank Choate, Choate’s Belly Acres, Cement City, MI Tom Demaline, Willoway Nurseries, Avon, OH

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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue joined President Trump for a Farmers Roundtable at the White House.

Zippy Duval, President of American Farm Bureau Federation and a farmer from Greensboro, GA Valerie Early, National FFA Central Region Vice President and former 4-H member, Wykoff, MN Lynetta Usher Griner, Usher Land and Timber, Inc., Fanning Springs, FL (also farms in the state of KS) A.G. Kawamura, Orange County Produce, Newport Beach, CA James Lamb, Lamb Farms and Prestage Farms, Clinton, NC Bill Northey, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture and farmer, Spirit Lake, IA Jose Rojas, VP of Farm Operations for Hormel, Colorado Springs, CO Terry Swanson, Swanson Farms, Walsh, CO Maureen Torrey, Torrey Farms, Elba, NY Steve Troxler, NC Commissioner of Agriculture and farmer, Browns Summit, NC “The Farmers Roundtable provided the chance for the President to hear directly from the people on the front lines of American agriculture about what they are dealing with every day,” Secretary Perdue said. “By hosting this discussion, the president has demonstrated his awareness of the plight of American farmers, ranchers, foresters, and producers, his intention to seek input, and his determination to help.”

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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue will chair a task force on rural prosperity created by President Trump's Executive Order.

President Trump’s Executive Order established the Interagency Task Force on Agriculture and Rural Prosperity “to ensure the informed exercise of regulatory authority that impacts agriculture and rural communities.” As Secretary of Agriculture, Perdue will serve as the task force’s chairman.

“It is in the national interest to promote American agriculture while protecting and supporting the rural communities where food, forestry, fiber, and renewable fuels are grown,” the text of the Executive Order reads.

“It is further in the national interest to ensure that regulatory burdens do not unnecessarily encumber agricultural production, constrain economic growth, hamper job creation, or increase the cost of food for Americans and our customers around the world.”

The task force will examine and consider, among other issues, current barriers to economic prosperity in rural America and how innovation and technology may play a role in longterm, sustainable rural development.

The panel will attempt to strengthen federalism by working with state agencies charged with implementing economic development, agricultural, and environmental programs, while also emphasizing regulatory flexibility for farms and small businesses. With a dependence on sound science, task force members will examine crop protection tools used by farmers and also address concerns regarding labor needed for livestock and year-round agricultural jobs. Additionally, the group will focus on tax policies that allow family farms to remain intact, while also protecting against federal takeover of state-adjudicated water rights, permitting and licensing, and conservation requirements beyond what is provided in law. Finally, members will look to improve food safety and the implementation of food safety laws, but also recognize the unique nature of farming and the diverse business structures of farms.

“It used to be that people in agriculture feared disease and drought as the greatest threats to their livelihoods and their mission of feeding America and the world,” Perdue said. “While those hazards continued next page

My View: No surprise Maricopa County is Growing Again

by Steve Chucri I was very excited when I read the headline that Maricopa County is the fastest-growing county in the nation. It’s not because more is always better; it’s because people from across the country are learning what I’ve known since I was a little boy wandering around my family’s car dealership in Mesa.

Maricopa County is a uniquely special place to raise a family, run a business and live a quality life.

Let’s be honest: some of it is just good fortune. We’re one of the few major metro areas where the sun is out almost every day, where there is space to expand, and where the culture emphasizes hard work and individual responsibility. If those were the only selling points, Maricopa County would still be worthy of attracting the 81,000plus new residents we saw last year.

But that’s not all we have to offer.

As a Maricopa County supervisor, I can tell you we have enacted policies that not only promote additional growth, but ensure it is sustainable.

Arizona’s economy was defined for decades by the five C’s, but what is happening now is much different.

We are diversifying our economy in important ways, from the efforts of our higher education institutions to ensure people from all walks of life have access to the type of education and training that prepares them to work in critical industries, to a real estate market that values both new builds and renovation of existing infrastructure.

The future of the tech industry is emerging right here. For example, Scottsdale’s “zero mass water” uses solar panels to produce clean tap water without the need to connect to infrastructure below ground; in essence, creating water from air.

The Board of Supervisors has worked to get government out of the way of this growth, simplifying

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remain, too often now it is the government – through interference and regulation – that poses the most existential threat to American farming.

We aim to put a stop to that.”

Steve Chucri regulatory paperwork to let businesses, big and small, grow and flourish. Regional pro-growth policies helped our economy add more than 7,770 jobs in FY 2016 and help explain why some of our biggest employers are doubling down on their investments in our fine county.

We continue to find ways to improve public safety, not only funding the necessary manpower to protect our streets but also applying evidence-based practices so we are more efficient.

The county inspects restaurants and swimming pools, monitors air quality, and works with the state to promote major public health initiatives and mitigate health threats.

These are sophisticated systems that you don’t see but which make our community safer and more appealing.

We’re working on a transportation plan that creates new avenues for pedestrians, cyclists and cars through the year 2035.

And our No. 1 priority continues to be managing your tax dollars wisely.

More isn’t always better, but when I read the latest census numbers I don’t just see a growing population; I see growing opportunity.

Steve Chucri is Maricopa County Supervisor for District 2. He can be reached on Twitter at @Steve_Chucri or chucris@mail.maricopa.gov.

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Sonny Perdue Sworn in as 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture

Sonny Perdue was sworn in as the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture by fellow Georgian and Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Clarence Thomas in a brief ceremony today at the Supreme Court building. The U.S. Senate confirmed Secretary Perdue by a vote of 87-to-11 on Monday evening. After Secretary Perdue took the oath of office, he addressed employees at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) before getting to work on his first day. Also this morning, USDA launched his official Twitter handle: @SecretarySonny .

“The only legacy that I seek is the only one that any grandparent or parent seeks – to be good stewards, and to hand off our nation, our home, our fields, our forests, and our farms to the next generation in better shape than we found it,” Perdue said. “Making sure that Americans who make their livelihoods in the agriculture industry have the ability to thrive will be one of my top priorities.

I am committed to serving the customers of USDA, and I will be an unapologetic advocate for American agriculture.”

Perdue’s policies as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture will be guided by four principles which will inform his decisions. First, he will maximize the ability of the men and women of America’s agriculture and agribusiness sector to create jobs, to produce and sell the foods and fiber that feed and clothe the world, and to reap the earned reward of their labor. It should be the aim of the American government to remove every obstacle and give farmers, ranchers, and producers every opportunity to prosper. Second, he will prioritize customer service every day for American taxpayers and consumers. They will expect, and have every right to demand, that their government conduct the people’s business efficiently, effectively, and with the utmost integrity. Third, as Americans expect a safe and secure food supply, USDA will continue to serve in the critical role of ensuring the food we put on the table to feed our families meets the strict safety standards we’ve established. Food security is a key component of national security, because hunger and peace do not long coexist. And fourth, Perdue will always remember that America’s agricultural bounty comes directly from the land. And today, those land resources sustain more than 320 million Americans and countless 86

Sonny Perdue, with his wife Mary, takes the oath of office administered by Associate Justice Clarence Thomas.

millions more around the globe.

Perdue’s father’s words still ring true: We’re all stewards of the land, owned or rented, and our responsibility is to leave it better than we found it.

“As secretary, I will champion the concerns of farmers, ranchers, foresters, and producers, and will work tirelessly to solve the issues facing our farm families,” Perdue said. “I am proud to have been given this opportunity and look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting to work as we continue to move the USDA and our nation forward.”

Upon nominating Secretary Perdue in January, President Donald J. Trump said, “Sonny Perdue is going to accomplish great things as Secretary of Agriculture. From growing up on a farm to being governor of a big agriculture state, he has spent his whole life understanding and solving the challenges our farmers face, and he is going to deliver big results for all Americans who earn their living off the land.”

About Secretary Perdue:

Sonny Perdue came by his knowledge of agriculture the old fashioned way: he was born into a farming family in Bonaire, Georgia.

From childhood, and through his life in business and elected office, Perdue has experienced the industry from every possible perspective.

Uniquely qualified as a former farmer, agribusinessman, veterinarian, state legislator, and governor of Georgia, he became the 31st United States Secretary of Agriculture on April 25, 2017.

Additionally, Perdue recognizes that American agriculture needs a strong advocate to promote its interests to international markets.

The United States is blessed to be able to produce more than its citizens can consume, which implies that we

should sell the bounty around the world. The relationship between the USDA and its trade representatives, as well as with the U.S. Trade Representative and Department of Commerce, will be vital. The work of promoting American agricultural products to other countries will begin with those relationships and will benefit us domestically, just as it will fulfill the moral imperative of helping to feed the world. Perdue has pledged to be an unapologetic advocate for American agriculture.

Under Secretary Perdue, the USDA will always be facts-based and data-driven, with a decision-making mindset that is customer-focused. He will seek solutions to problems and not lament that the department might be faced with difficult challenges.

As a youngster growing up on a dairy and diversified row crop farm in rural Georgia, Perdue never fully realized that the blessings of purposeful, meaningful work would serve him as well as they have in life.

When he was a young boy feeding the calves and plowing the fields, he was an integral part of the workforce on his father’s farm. As the son of a mother who was an English teacher for 42 years, he benefitted from her teachings as well – not just by instilling in him the beliefs he still holds dear, but also by lending him an appreciation and respect for language and proper grammar. But more than anything in his life, it was the family farm which shaped Sonny Perdue. He has lived and breathed the exhilaration of a great crop and the despair and devastation of a drought. He learned by experience what his father told him as a child, “If you take care of the land, the land will take care of you.”

The work ethic cemented in him by his farming roots has remained with Sonny Perdue throughout his life. As a younger man, he served

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his country in the U.S. Air Force, rising to the rank of Captain. After earning a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia, he put that training to use in private practice in North Carolina.

As a member of the Georgia State Senate for eleven years, he eventually ascended to the position of President Pro Tempore as elected by his senate colleagues. As a two-term governor of Georgia, he was credited with transforming a budget deficit into a surplus, dramatically increasing the student performance in public schools, and fostering an economic environment that allowed employers to flourish and manufacturers and agricultural producers to achieve record levels of exports. He followed these accomplishments with a successful career in agribusiness, where he focused on commodities and transportation in enterprises that have spanned the southeastern United States. These experiences have proven invaluable in his current role as principal advocate for American agriculture and all that it serves.

Perdue is a strong believer in good government, in that it should operate efficiently and serve the needs of its customers: the people of the United States. As a state senator, he was recognized as a leading authority on issues including energy and utilities, agriculture, transportation, emerging technologies and economic development, and for his ability to grasp the nuances of complex problems. As governor, he reformed state budget priorities, helped Georgians create more than 200,000 new jobs, and promoted his home state around the world to attract new businesses. In 2009, the Reason Foundation’s Innovators in Action magazine recognized Perdue as a leader who “aggressively pursued new strategies to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of government and deliver better value at less cost to taxpayers.” In addition, he was named “Public Official of the Year” in October 2010 by Governing Magazine. To this day, his thoughts are never very far from the wishes of the citizens – the true owners of the government.

Perdue’s views on agriculture have always been shaped by his first-hand knowledge of all of its aspects, both as a farmer and as an agribusinessman.

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Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue Hits the Ground Running

Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue hit the ground running on the very day he was sworn in, greeting employees at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), before joining President Trump at the White House for a farmers roundtable. At that meeting, President Trump signed an Executive Order creating a Task Force on rural prosperity, with Secretary Perdue as the Chairman, which will focus on clearing barriers the agriculture community faces in their mission to feed the United States and the world.

As a former diversified row cropper and agribusinessman, Secretary Perdue wasted no time in getting out into the country to visit with the people of American agriculture. At the venerable American Royal livestock complex in Kansas City, Missouri, he met with

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needs of American farmers, while also understanding the intricacies of global commodities markets. He is acknowledged as a national leader in agriculture, having served as a board member for the National Grain & Feed Association, and as President of both the Georgia Feed and Grain Association and the Southeastern Feed and Grain Association. Perdue has long-standing, close relationships with the leadership of the National Farm Bureau and has been recognized by the Georgia 4-H and FFA programs, among others, for his leadership in agriculture.

As the product of Georgia, a state where agriculture is the leading economic driver, Perdue recognizes that agriculture is an issue and industry which cuts across political party boundaries.

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farmers, ranchers, and producers to tell them that USDA is at their service and that they are the department’s most important customers. He visited Leesburg, Virginia, to announce new flexibility for local schools in the school meals program, which will help provide students with food that is both nutritious and appetizing.

Near Des Moines, Iowa, he visited the Couser Cattle Company to express his support for opening up international markets to American products, including U.S. beef to new overseas markets. And knowing that farmers across the Midwest are facing tremendous adversity in the wake of heavy storms and flooding, Secretary Perdue represented President Trump on a trip to Arkansas, where he surveyed the flood damage and pledged the full resources of USDA to assist those in need. On his travels throughout the country, the Secretary frequently encounters the young people of the Future Farmers of America and 4-H, who give him great hope and faith in the future of American agriculture.

At every step, Secretary Perdue has promised to be an unapologetic advocate for American agriculture.

He wants to open up new international markets for U.S. food and fiber and promote their sale around the world.

His message to American agriculture is, “If you grow it, we will sell it.”

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5th-generation Montanan pledges to uphold President Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy Today, Ryan Zinke (pronounced Zink-EE) was confirmed and sworn in as the 52nd Secretary of the Interior. The Senate voted 6831 to confirm Zinke the morning of March 1, 2017, and he was sworn in by Vice President Mike Pence at a ceremony in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building later that evening. Zinke is the first Montanan to serve as a cabinet secretary and also the first U.S. Navy SEAL in the cabinet.

“I am honored and humbled to serve Montana and America as Secretary of the Interior,” Zinke said. “I shall faithfully uphold Teddy Roosevelt’s belief that our treasured public lands are ‘for the benefit and enjoyment of the people’ and will work tirelessly to ensure our public lands are managed and preserved in a way that benefits all Americans for generations to come. This means responsible natural resource development, increased access for recreation and sportsmen, and conservation that makes the land more valuable for our children’s children. Importantly, our sovereign Indian Nations and territories must have the respect

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and freedom they deserve.”

In nominating Congressman Zinke, President Donald Trump said, “Ryan has built one of the strongest track records on championing regulatory relief, forest management, responsible energy development and public land issues in Congress. As a former Navy SEAL, he has incredible leadership skills and an attitude of doing whatever it takes to win. America is the most beautiful country in the world and he is going to help keep it that way with smart management of our federal lands. At the same time, my administration’s goal is to repeal bad regulations and use our natural resources to create jobs and wealth for the American people, and Ryan

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“Our public lands can once again be economic engines for our nation by creating jobs in energy, recreation, and conservation,” continued Zinke.

“By working with President Trump and Congress to reevaluate and fix flawed regulations that are barriers to job creation, we will unleash the economic opportunity within our borders. Creating jobs on public lands can and will be done in an environmentally responsible way during my tenure.”

About Ryan Zinke As a fifth-generation Montanan who grew up in a logging and rail town near Glacier National Park, Zinke has had a lifelong appreciation for conserving America’s natural beauty while upholding Teddy Roosevelt’s vision of multiple-use on our public lands. He has consistently led the efforts to renew the Land and Water Conservation Fund in Congress, and has also been a firm advocate for our nation’s sportsmen and women to gain access to our public lands. Zinke also co-authored the 2015 Resilient Federal Forest Act, which initiated new reforms for revitalizing America’s timber areas and preventing wildfires by emphasizing local collaboration on responsible timber harvest projects.

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than 70,000 employees who serve as steward for 20 percent of the nation’s lands, including national parks, monuments and wildlife refuges, as well as other public lands. The department oversees the responsible development of conventional and renewable energy supplies on public lands and waters; is the largest supplier and manager of water in the 17 Western states; and upholds trust responsibilities to the 567 federally recognized American Indian tribes and Alaska Natives.

Ryan Zinke represented the state of Montana in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2014, building an impressive portfolio on Interior issues ranging from federal mineral leases to tribal affairs to public lands conservation. Zinke is widely praised for his voting record that supports the Teddy Roosevelt philosophy of managing public lands, which calls for multiple-use to include economic, recreation and conservation aspects.

Before being elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, Zinke served in the Montana State Senate from 2009 to 2011, but the bulk of Zinke’s public service was his 23 years as a U.S. Navy SEAL officer.

Zinke enlisted in the Navy in 1985 and was soon selected to join the elite force where he would build an honorable career until his retirement in 2008.He retired with the rank of Commander after leading SEAL operations around the globe, including as the Deputy and Acting Commander of Joint Special Forces in Iraq and two tours at SEAL Team Six. Zinke was the first Navy SEAL elected to the U.S. House and is the first SEAL to serve as a cabinet secretary Zinke holds a Geology degree from the University of Oregon, where he was an All-PAC 10 football player; a Master’s degree in Business Finance from National University; and a Master’s degree in Global Leadership from the University of San Diego. Ryan and his wife Lolita (Lola) have three children and two granddaughters. Zinke is proud to be an adopted member of the Assiniboine Sioux Tribe at the Fort Peck Reservation in Northeast Montana.

The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska.

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The American Horse Council and horse industry have been urging Congress to provide immediate H-2B cap relief and supports the inclusion of this provision in the spending deal.

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The H-2B program is used by members of the horse industry, principally horse trainers and owners who cannot find American workers to fill semi-skilled jobs at racetracks, horse shows, fairs and in similar nonagricultural activities.

The cap for H-2B visas for the first half of the fiscal year was reached on January 10th. For many employers that means no H-2B workers will be available if they are needed in 2017. This could cause many horse employers to struggle to find enough

- The Board of Directors of the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) recently approved a proposal to re-organize the structure of the Western discipline beginning in the 20172018 season. Under the current structure, there are ten Western Zones across the United States that includes multiple regions within each Zone. Under the new format there will be one Western Zone splitting into eleven regions that will have more than 160 teams and 2,000 riders. In contrast to the Hunt Seat Zone structure, this unique, nongeographic, discipline-specific zone encompasses all of the United States with an effort to lead to a more successful and equally balanced IEA National Western Finals. The IEA will continue to hold the Western National Finals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in conjunction and affiliation with the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA).

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competition. The change happens in that there will not be Western Zone Finals as in previous years, but instead there will be two Semi-Finals held to determine which riders will move on to the National Finals competition.

“The ongoing, year-long effort by IEA Co-founder and Board Member, Ollie Griffith, along with his Western Committee, has launched a new and exciting endeavor for Western teams,” says IEA Executive Director, Roxane Durant. “We hope that this re-structuring will allow riders to experience a more robust regional finals and semi-finals and ultimately help to inspire new Western Teams to form throughout the United States.”

In addition to Griffith, the IEA Western Committee members include: Jessica Bein(Zone 8, Arizona); Bobby Dean (Zone 2, Pennsylvania); Roger Elder (Zone 4, Tennessee); Ruth Finley (Zone 3, North Carolina); Lynlee Foster (Zone 5, Kentucky); Holly Hover (Zone 8, Arizona); Kevin Jewell (Zone 4, Georgia); Todd Knerr (Zone 5 Administrator); Katie Morehead (Zone 5, Ohio); Ashley Wilson(Zone 4, Georgia) and IEA staff members Roxane Durant (Executive Director), Jennifer Eaton (Membership Marketing Coordinator) and Myron Leff (Chief Operating Officer).

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By Wayne Pacelle: A Humane Nation blog@humanesociety.

The Horseracing Integrity Act introduced today is a step up from prior versions of the bill, not least because it seeks to bring regulation to all of horse racing and to ban any sameday drugging of horses.

Today, two lawmakers from Congressional districts with major horse hoofprints – Reps. Andy Barr, R-Ky., and Paul Tonko, D-N.Y. – introduced legislation to end any doping of Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds, and Quarter horses in the business of pari-mutuel racing. This legislation seeks to launch a new era in the racing industry, which for decades has resisted national standards for the protection of horses and jockeys.

Finally, it seems, there is a critical mass of industry support for enacting policies to end the medicating of horses to enhance performance and to enable injured or otherwise unhealthy horses onto the track. The doping of horses for these disreputable purposes is a contributing factor to breakdowns on the track that kill horses and put jockeys at risk.

The Horseracing Integrity Act (H.R. 2651) is a step up from prior versions of the bill, not least because it seeks to bring regulation to all of horse racing and to ban any same-day drugging of horses.

In short, the bill is stronger than ever, and animal advocates and players within the industry who care about the sport and the horses should saddle up and get behind it. The time for excuse-making is over, and people within the industry will be judged on how they respond.

Unlike other sports that have a regulatory body that provides oversight and can sanction those who flout rules and cheat spectators, horse racing has no central governing body. Each state’s racing commission determines what drugs are used and what penalties are meted out for violators. That’s led to a patchwork of 38 different sets of rules, allowing many states to have enormously permissive medication rules and a lax attitude toward the scofflaws.

The federal government regulates gambling involved with tracks through the Interstate Horseracing Act, but to this point, has done nothing to standardize medication rules, leaving bettors, horses, and jockeys at the mercy of unethical trainers who will raise the drug box in order to win. Unscrupulous owners and trainers can juice their horses and shop for racing venues where they can get away with cheating and other unethical behavior.

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— a non-profit organization that runs anti-doping programs for U.S. sports, including the U.S. Olympics and the Pan American Games — in charge of a program to set one national uniform set of rules on medication use in horse racing. USADA has demonstrated its integrity time and again, and it’s the right body to oversee this aspect of racing.

The HSUS, the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association, and The HSUS National Horse Racing Advisory Council are working closely with the Jockey Club, the Water Hay Oats Alliance, and major track owners, jockeys, and trainers to drive this outcome. Within the industry, growing numbers of enthusiasts recognize that horses should be running only with hay, water, and oats in their systems on race day.

“I feel the horse racing industry has an obligation to the horses and to the public to see horses run without medication to ensure the health and safety of both the horses and the jockeys,” stated Frank Stronach, one of the biggest names in American horse racing. The Stronach Group owns Laurel Park and Pimlico Race Course, home of the Preakness Stakes, both in Maryland, the Santa Anita Park racetrack in California, and the Gulfstream Park racetrack in Florida.

Last week I attended the First International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorses Conference, which attracted people interested in Thoroughbred aftercare and welfare. I spoke to the group and noted that we are seeing reforms in other domains in which animals are used, in food and agriculture, animal testing and science, the use of animals in entertainment, wildlife management, and fashion. No company or industry is exempt from the rules of decency and fair treatment when it comes to taking care of animals, and the racing industry is going to have a comeuppance if it doesn’t right the ship.

The era of routine doping of horses to give the animal an edge in competition must end. We don’t tolerate these abuses in the Olympic games, in cycling, in baseball, or in any other sport. What’s more, the United States is the only major racing jurisdiction in the world that doesn’t ban doping, so our country’s racing industry is an outlier in that respect as well. The Horseracing Integrity Act will go a long way toward getting horse racing back on track and eliminating abuses that have been allowed to put horses and jockeys at risk for too long.

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LaCoste grew up on a ranch outside of Baton Rouge, La., where he was active in sports and rodeo. He attended the University of Tennessee on a football scholarship, and after graduating from Tennessee with a business administration degree in 1969, he began a rodeo career as a steer wrestler – but that didn’t last long.

When LaCoste was at a rodeo, the clown who was working broke his leg, and LaCoste volunteered to fill-in for the injured clown. The move was a natural fit for the athletic, rodeo savvy LaCoste.

Not long after LaCoste’s clown career started he found many opportunities to perform in Canada beginning in 1972 with Saskatchewan

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Kelley LaCoste contractor Jerry Myers. He went on to be selected to work the Canadian Finals Rodeo in Edmonton five times in the 1970s and 1980s as a bullfighter and then he was chosen to work the CFR as a barrelman/clown from 199193. LaCoste retired from bullfighting in 1982 to concentrate fully on his clown acts.

“It’s real hard to be funny with a 2,000-pound bull trying to run you over, but clowning and bullfighting are sort of a tradition, they go together like salt and pepper,” LaCoste said in a press release.

LaCoste was a featured act at rodeos from Mexico to Canada, and his car act in the arena was one of the most popular clown routines back in the day.

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This amazing custom home was designed by the current owners keeping views of the Superstitions and Usery Mountain in mind. The fantastic home offers a very open owing oor plan, perfect for entertaining. The grand entry greets you, leading to the Formal Living/Dining room- The Chefs delight kitchen, perfect for parties opens up to the inviting Family room w/back stair case to the over-sized loft and bedrooms. The master retreat hosts his and hers, luxurious bath and deck which runs full length of the south side of the home and is reinforced for the relaxing spa, which is included with the sale. The backyard hosts amazing views and a refreshing diving pool, perfect for Arizona summers with Mesa, AZ - 4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath, Approx SQFT: 4,077 amazing views, citrus trees, built-in BBQ and more.

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AZGFD considers potential impacts of appellate court ruling on Mexican wolf

PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is assessing potential impacts to Arizona’s endangered and threatened wildlife recovery program, following a 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that lifts a preliminary injunction on releasing Mexican wolves in New Mexico.

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8630 S. 19th Ave

Custom 2 Acres Irrigated

Irrigation

Horse property with unobstructed views of $560,000 South Mountain.

4 bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms, Double sided indoor outdoor fire Contact Alana Mota with place, extended Homesmart Realty at garage, 2 horse stalls, 480-220-5813 for more information. near riding trails.

The court decision issued Tuesday held that the State of New Mexico had not met the legal standard for a preliminary injunction because it did not demonstrate that releasing Mexican wolves without state permits will cause irreparable injury to the state. The ruling reverses a district court decision last summer that prohibited the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from importing or releasing any Mexican wolves in New Mexico without first obtaining permits from the New Mexico Game and Fish Department.

“The Arizona Game and Fish Commission and Department are

evaluating the potential ramifications of the Appellate Court’s decision for Arizona’s wolf recovery program,” said Jim deVos, AZGFD assistant director for Wildlife Management.

“Our agency remains committed to working with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and our other partners to ensure Arizona has a voice in providing direction for the program, based on sound science and boots-on-the-ground research.”

The case now returns to U.S. District Court for a decision on whether New Mexico can require the USFWS to obtain state permits before releasing wolves.

There were a minimum of 113 wolves in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico in 2016, according to a recent survey by the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team. The survey found that there were 63 wolves in Arizona and 50 in New Mexico.

In 2015, there were an estimated 97 wolves were counted in the wild between both states.

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Diamond Valley Farm 1,080 AC, 6 pivots (3 pivots alfalfa, 1 pivot wheat, 2 pivots fescue and garrison pasture will run 350-400 head May-Nov), cert. water rights, self watering troughs and stockwells, 3 homes, 2 hay barns, 2 shops, feedlot; an excellent farm and ca�le opera�on in Eureka, NV. $3,780,000

Recanzone Ranch Great subdivision poten�al in Paradise Valley, NV. 9 parcels, can be divided into more. 900+ AC, 300 AUMs, ranch right by town, 3 bed, 1 bath home. Access to Hinkey Summit and surrounding mountains. Includes barn, outbuildings, and corrals. $1,160,000

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10,000 deeded AC, 2931 AUM’s. BLM lease for 11 months. 6 pivots, part watered from the creek, includes equipment. $5,900,000

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Starr Valley Pasture Unique, fenced 1,104 AC on Boulder Creek bordering U.S. Forest Service in Starr Valley, NV. Water-righted with nice meadows. $1,350,000

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3711 Sundance Dr., Elko, NV 89801

Outstanding Equestrian Estate EQUESTRIAN ESTATE Horse Property on 2+ ACRES of PREMIUM LAND in N Mesa CITRUS CORRIDOR w/ NO HOA! OVERSIZED LOT features Custom Santa Fe 1-Story Home, Horse Barn w/ 5-Stalls, Lighted Riding Arena, Grazing Field & Private Oasis Backyard!

Gated Entry accesses Circular Driveway to 4500+ SQ FT SPLIT & OPEN Floor-Plan Family Home w/ 5 Beds, 3 Baths & Oversized Windows Extra Natural Light!

EQUESTRIAN DREAM 5-STALL Barn w/ Tack Room + Utility/Feed Room w/ Auto Watering!

Enjoy REMODELED & Professionally Landscaped ENTERTAINER’S DREAM Back-Yard boasting POOL & SPA, Waterfall, Extended Patio, Built-In BBQ/Grill, Firepit & Boulders!

3-Car Extended Epoxy Garage + RV GATE! FANTASTIC LOCATION Shopping / Restaurants.

Golf/Hiking/Lakes & 202.

Must see Virtual Tour & Features / Benefits List!

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$950,000

2215 N Val Vista DR. Mesa, AZ 85213 4,520 Square feet 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath

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Avian Influenza affects Poultry, People Around the Globe

HORSE PROPERTY SPECIALIST!

H7N9’s return leaves the poultry industry in limbo.

Avian influenza, which brought an early demise to nearly 50 million chickens and turkeys and doubled the price of eggs in the U.S. in 2015, has returned.

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Laveen - 12 acres w/views - 202 is a reality.

Investment opportunity or homesite.

Buckeye - Level 16 acres of lush farm ground.

Currently "Ag Exempt" Irrigated crop yield Laveen - 3 Acres - fenced irrigated (1 mile from the new 202)

Turnkey Livestock Operation

Everything less than 2yrs old. Highly upgraded 2015 home.

Lit roping arena w/auto chutes. RV garage, shop, Show barn, 2nd Port A Stall barn, covered hay, covered cattle processing chute, loading chute and next to State land. Nothing but “over the top” improvements here. Immaculate and move in ready. West Buckeye. Call for an emailed listing!!

$475K on 5 acres

In Roper Alley

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING!! Income $$$ producing property If you LOVE to rope, . . Here is an RV park that is fully rented out to happy ropers. Mainly used for winter roping guests but could be operated year ‘round. Main house, 8 permenant hookups, several short term hookups, many horse pens, roping arena (w/great dirt!), 2 large tack rooms and a great well that produces water for the whole shebang (including plenty to keep the arena watered too.)

Located in the very BEST area of Tonopah.

This is truly “roper alley” on the north side of I-10

LAVEEN - SRP irrigation on 2.5 acres

LAVEEN - SRP irrigation on 2.5 acres (all fenced and cross fenced). Large 3200 SF home w/ gorgeous remodel upgrades and curb appeal landscape. Huge mature shade and a large workshop plus many other amenities. New 202 will be a convenient 1 mile away!!

Recent outbreaks include: H7N9 avian flu was found among a breeding flock of more than 73,000 chickens at a Lincoln County, Tenn., poultry farm reported Bloomberg. The farm is a major supplier of chickens to Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale, Ark. Because of the revelation, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong all have limited imports of chicken from the U.S. The Tennessee operation was placed under quarantine, with the entire flock to be destroyed to prevent the spread of the disease.

Thirty poultry farms in the immediate vicinity of the one where H7N9 was found also are under quarantine but appear unaffected.

A less-severe strain of avian flu, H5N2, was discovered less than a week after the Tennessee outbreak in a flock of 84,000 turkeys on a Jennie-O farm in Wisconsin.

This strain is considered a low pathogenic one, which the World Organization for Animal Health calls “less virulent” than the H7N9 found in Tennessee.

A U.S. Department of Agriculture source said tests revealed that the Wisconsin strain is of North American wild bird origin and different than the H5N2 strain of 2015 that decimated the U.S. chicken and egg industries.

Since last year, an avian influenza outbreak of the H7N9 has been wreaking havoc in China.

The disease has killed more than 100 poultry workers since last October, which is three times more than the number who died in the last major bird flu outbreak in China in 2013.

The current outbreak has also caught Chinese egg producers in a

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state of limbo, as regional authorities have closed poultry markets and restricted the transportation of birds.

As a result, egg producers that normally would sell surplus chickens past their egg-laying prime (400 to 500 days) to the markets must sit on them but continue to feed and water them in the hopes that the markets are back online soon.

The University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRP) reported that Malaysia indicated on March 8 that it had recorded its first H5N1 avian influenza outbreak since 2007.

The outbreak began Feb. 28 in a small flock of 26 birds in which 15 died from the virus and the rest were culled to stop the virus in its tracks.

The government also has rolled back poultry movements, ordered screening and increased surveillance.

CIDRP also reported 2017 outbreaks of H5N1 in Cambodia and Vietnam.

Highly pathogenic H5N8 has cropped up in two samples in Poland and Austria, reported the CIDRP. “These are really stressful times for people,” Dr. Carol Cardona, an avian influenza expert with the University of Minnesota, told MPR News in early March. “2015 was stressful, and what’s happening now is really bringing a lot of it back for people. I hope we make it through this season unscathed.”

Minnesota took a $650 million hit to its economy during the 2015 avian influenza epidemic and many turkey farmers were ruined.

Steve Olson, head of Minnesota’s poultry trade groups, placed the blame squarely on wild bird migrations for the outbreaks in Wisconsin and Tennessee, reported MPR News.

The CDC reported that there have been no human infections from the H7N8 or H7N9 viruses that have been identified in the U.S. to date.

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The Owners spared no expense when building this fabulous home with high-end materials. The Master Suite has a sitting area and lavish bathroom with a deep soaking tub and extravagant shower.

$580,000

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6505 E Gloria Ln Cave Creek, AZ 85331 3 beds 3 baths3,020 sq ft 2.5 acres

Cave Creek Gem on 2.5 acres

PENDING Absolutely Charming Cave Creek Gem located on 2.5 acres. 3 Bedrooms PLUS 2 Den/Offices. Outstanding 360 degree mountain views and saguaros surround!

Open floor plan with neutral tile throughout. Eat in kitchen is complete with custom cabinets. Large master suite with sitting room and full spa like bathroom with double sink vanity and separate jetted soaking tub + shower and spacious walk in closet.

WOW - THIS IS IT!

Incredible One-Of-A-Kind 39.10 acre property with living quarters completely off the grid! Truly a rare investment opportunity. This property is just outside the Lake Pleasant Regional Park and 1.5 miles from Peoria city limits.

This property has a great easy accesslocation, close-in, not ten-miles up Cow Creek Road. PRICED RIGHT $1,200,000

One of a Kind Cave Creek Gem! No HOA, and plenty of room for barn, stalls, or big RV Garage. Just completed and ready for move in!

Back Patio

LAKE VIEW FROM THE PROPERTY

HIGH QUALITY LIVING OFF THE GRID! JUNE 2017

Fabulous Landscape & Patio

Covered patio with fireplace and built in seating, covered built in BBQ area with sink, tranquil natural stone fountain, Room for horses or build an RV garage on this spacious 2.5 acre property. Over sized 3 car garage with wall to wall cabinets. Great location. No HOA!

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APHA judges tapped for 2017 major shows

15333 N. Pima Road #130 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Martha Andrews, CLHMS

APHA-carded judges are in high demand, and several of our outstanding officials have been selected to judge major events in 2017. Events selecting APHA judges include the following:

480-577-7311

Scottsdale Equestrian Estate $850,000

Great Location

All American Quarter Horse Congress

Approx SQFT: 3,022 Over an Acre of Horse property in the Heart of Scottsdale in the popular 85260 Zip Code This property is a rare find! Great curb appeal and Amazing Mountain Views with a circular drive, mature landscaping and lush grass. This spacious home has it all!

Expansive Living Room and Family Room, with formal dining room and eat in kitchen. The entire home boasts warm colors, shutters, 2 fireplaces & saltillo tile which adds to the charm of this beautiful home. The grounds are beautiful and sparkling pool is perfect to cool off in summer heat. Horse facilities have electricity & water, so even if you don’t have horses, it could be perfect for a future guest house. There is an RV gate & parking with side entry garages. And did we mention the Gorgeous Mountain Views?

Come and see it for yourself.

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Of course, APHA judges also officiate the AjPHA and APHA World Championship Shows, as well. Check out judges for the Youth World Show at apha. com/ywcs; judges for the Open/ Amateur World Show will be posted soon at apha.com/oawcs.

To learn more about becoming an APHA judge or to find a qualified judge for your event, check out apha.com/association/ judges.

Reprinting all or part of this news release is permitted, so long as credit is given to the Paint Horse Journa.

NSBA World Show Brenden Brown Rick Christy Melissa Dukes Eric Hubbard Rob Meneely Tom Robertson Jennifer Thompson Tom McBeath Pam Scott Tim Abler Sharon Wellman Chris Jeter

High Quality

4 Bedroom, 3 Bath

Dean Bogart Brenda Brown Tony Burris Mike Carter Tanya Green Rebecca Halvorson Larry Little Donald McDuffee Robert Meneely Andrea Simons Chris Thompson Betsy Tuckey

$475,000

Nice Horse Set-Up, Turn-Out or Arena

Large Kitchen

Fabulous Bath

Fancy Pool and Patio

11140 N 100TH ST Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Active / 5589142

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Passion - Performance - Professional SOLD FOR $620,000!

North of Carefree Hwy- $650,000. The possibilities are endless with this gated 7.7 acre property with private well. The house is approximately 1600 SF with 3 bedrooms/2 baths and overlooks the horse facility below. Kitchen features golden oak cabinetry, Mexicancolored tile counters, kitchen-island, pantry, workspace and breakfast room. Saltillo tile floors thru-out and a wood-burning fireplace in living room. Enjoy our beautiful Arizona sunsets on the covered patio which runs the entire length of the home and can also be accessed from the master bedroom through a sliding glass door. Horse facilities include: 6 stall barn with tack room, 4 additional 12’ stalls, hot walker, double wash rack, 360 x 280 lighted arena, hay storage and much more. Ride directly off the property for miles.

NEW RIVER - $410,000 - 2456 SF - Experience Serenity, Privacy and Gorgeous Mountain Views in this beautiful Santa Fe style home on 1.25 Acres! Custom iron entry gate leads to the inviting pavered courtyard designed for entertaining and relaxing with friends and family.

Lightly lived-in home features a desirable, open Great Room floor plan with 10’ ceilings, 8’ doors, 4 bedrooms, and 3 full bathrooms, all with a unique architectural appeal. Travertine flooring in main living areas, slab granite countertops in kitchen and bathrooms, ceiling fans, and expansive covered patio complete this exceptional home. Room for horses and easy access to Larkyn Arena equestrian center. 3-car, side entry garage with insulated doors. Freshly painted 2016.

FIND YOUR IDEAL HORSE PROPERTY!

Are You Ready to Sell Your Horse Property?

“I have the Knowledge and Experience that Horse Enthusiasts Require”

I have Horse Property Buyers with a variety of requirements and price ranges. If you are considering selling your home, please contact me for a confidential property valuation. I have the knowledge and experience necessary to represent your property and invite you to visit my website to learn more about how my services can benefit you!

Visit: www.lindapsyk.com for resources and information on Area Horse Property

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Six Acre Ranch in Morristown

Horses and Airplanes!

Gorgeous 3 acre parcel with runway privileges on Castle Well Airpark runway and horses are welcome too! Great level lot, super location (Carefree Highway and Castle Hot Springs Rd) and great views!

Shared well on the property. MLS 5602101 $99,500

$9,000 Below Appraisal In town horse property on 10+ acres with privacy, views, large home, guest house and plenty of room for the horses!

Home needs updating but the potential here is tremendous. $549,000

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MLS 5547457

47 acres in Morristown

Perfect for your custom home and horse set up.

Parcel is next to state land for beautiful riding. $198,500 MLS #5382128

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2 Guest Bedroom suites attached

Saguaro Grande Ranch Gorgeous 3100 square foot home with two master bedroom suits in main house and 2 guest suites with own baths attached by beautiful covered patio. Sits on 6 acres surrounded by state land for miles of riding. Or convert the large turnout (130’ x 220’) into your roping arena!

Bring your horses and enjoy the peace and quiet lifestyle and views that this property has to offer! MLS $698,000 MLS # 5557123

Call Maureen at 623-521-2355

Maureen

Saddle Up Realty & Property Management

or email her at mserranosellsre@gmail.com for more information.

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