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Volume 9 Issue 4 August 2014 Almost Summer Best of Times Bourbon County Calendar Candids of the Week Crites Feature Del Mar Freedman Feature Kara Hachigan Feature Lexington Junior League Maggie Clark Feature Midwest News Pink Ribbon Rayann Schaffer Shelby County
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Lexington Junior League
History of The
Junior League of Lexington Charity Horse Show In 1937 an event was born, The Junior League of Lexington Horse Show. As the Junior League president, Marie Kittrell saw that there was a need for more funds to pay for the good work that was being done and she decided they would hold a horse show. That first year ten thousand dollars in prize money brought in two hundred and sixteen horses from sixteen states. It was a smashing success and that show continues today.
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The mission of the Junior League of Lexington is to promote volunteerism, community outreach, and help the community through charitable works. The proceeds from the show go to helping fund the work of the League. Before the first horse show the league would bring in money from holding teas and follies, but were never able to bring in much more than $900, that was until the horse show that first year the show brought in over $5000 profit and it has been going strong ever since. As the years progressed the show has grown, bringing in money not only to the Junior League, but also to the Lexington area. Each year competitors and spectators from around the country and across the oceans make the journey to Lexington. The local economy grows with the influx of people all needing places to stay and good Kentucky food to eat. People are drawn in for the show, but some have found it hard to leave. There are many horse farms in Lexington that would not be there today if there had been no Junior league horse show. Castleton Farm began when Francis Dodge VanLennep participated in the show and decided that Kentucky was the place for her. Over time she founded a Standardbred farm, built the Red Mile Club House, and became a patron of the Red Mile. To say that the Junior League horse show is a jewel is not far off, it is the first jewel in the “Triple Crown� of American Saddlebred competitions. It is followed by the Kentucky State Fair Show and the American Royal Horse Show in Kansas City. To competitors these three shows represent the highest echelon of Saddlebred competition... ribbons won are cherished.
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NEWS MUSEUM’S YEAR OF THE HORSE PARTY TO FEATURE INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED ACROBATIC TROUPE OUTDOORS AT LEDGES ON IL/WI STATE LINE It’s the Chinese Year of the Horse and what better place to celebrate than the Kentucky State Fair World’s Championship Horse Show? Immediately following the evening performance on Wednesday August 20, 2014, the Saddlebred Café in the North wing adjacent to Freedom Hall will be transformed into a Chinese wonderland and will feature a special performance by the world renowned Stars of The Peking Acrobats. Over 2,000 years of Chinese tradition, perfection and spectacle will appear before your eyes. Prepare to be amazed by sensational Chinese acrobatics, comedy, balancing feats and much more! The incredible Stars of The Peking Acrobats have performed the world over to standing ovations and packed houses. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see the troupe perform the famous high chair act, the diablo act with Chinese spinning yoyos, a human pyramid, plate spinning, hoop diving and more! Four Fabulous Items will Offered for Auction! A highlight of the evening will be a live auction at 10:30 of four exclusive items to benefit the Museum. A 2015 breeding to multiple WC sire Undulata’s Nutcracker - courtesy Kris Swanson The Maine Event - A week’s stay for 8 at a private ocean side residence on Mt. Desert Island, Southwest Harbor, ME. Activities include a lobster bake for 8; guided hike in Acadia National Park; rock climbing for 4 with the Atlantic Climbing School; 2 hr. private boat tour for 8 with wine and snacks; hiking, biking, kayaking and scenic drives in Acadia National Park; carriage rides available, or you may bring your own horse(s)! (Some blackout dates) - courtesy Janet Sterba Dancing with the Stars Caribbean Cruise – Nov or Dec 2014 A one week cruise to the Carribbean on the luxurious Holland America Line for Dancing with the Stars at Sea. Deluxe cabin for two. All onboard meals and activities included. Learn ballroom dance classics from your favorite pros on the Hit TV show and enjoy special Vegas style Dancing With The Stars performance on board with some of your favorite celebrities and pro dancers. Departs from Fort Lauderdale. Choice of Nov 29-Dec 6 or Dec 6-13, 2014. Buyer responsible for travel to and from Fort Lauderdale - courtesy Carson Kressley The Ultimate College Football Experience - Passes for 4 to the Univ of Alabama vs. Auburn Univ football game Sat Nov 29, 2014 in Tuscaloosa, AL. Accommodations for 4 in a private condo just two blocks from Bryant-Denny Football Stadium. Enjoy the South Zone private club, a grand buffet, lounge area with tv’s, and a fully stocked private liquor locker. Outdoor and indoor seating. Pre-game on field passes; Dinner provided Friday night. Condo available Mon Nov 24 - Sun Nov 30. Robert Trent Jones area golf courses can be played on your own. Includes a case of Ghareeb Petty Napa Valley Reserve Cabernet wine - Courtesy Elizabeth Ghareeb The Oriental extravaganza begins at 9:30 pm and continues until 1:00 am. Join us after the horse show in the North Wing’s Saddlebred Cafe as we celebrate the Year of The Horse. Chinese attire encouraged! Tickets are $50.00 per person. The evening’s festivities include the performance by The Stars of The Peking Acrobats, dinner, dancing, live auction, two complimentary drink tickets, souvenirs and a chance to revel in the year of the horse! Special stage front seating also available by the table or can be purchased by the chair for $250 each. All purchases are tax deductible to the full extent of the law and all proceeds benefit the work of the American Saddlebred Museum.
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ST. LOUIS NATIONAL CHARITY HORSE SHOW - 24 - 28 SEPTEMBER 2014 The 2014 St. Louis National Charity Horse Show is right around the corner. Prize lists for the 2014 Horse Show have been mailed! You may also visit our website at stlhorseshow.com for an electronic version of the prize list, entry blanks and donation/sponsorship forms. After a sold-out show in 2013, Peter Fenton, Show Manager for St. Louis National Charity, is looking forward to another full and fun-packed horse show. Peter says “We are looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting some new or returning exhibitors. The National Equestrian Center in Lake St. Louis offers an exceptional equestrian experience, including comfortable stabling, multiple indoor warm-up facilities and a spacious center show ring. And it’s a fun place to be! Lots of Midwest hospitality and plenty of things to do in the area”. We are proud to announce the judging panel for 2014 Kelly Freeman Cleveland, TN Michael Craghead Fresno, CA Sandy Sessink Elyria, OH Tammy Conatser Nicholisville, KY Kylie Colter Meyer Lake St. Louis, MO We look forward to seeing everyone this September. Please note that the horse show did sell out in 2013- so be sure to get your entries, stall requirements and party box reservations in as soon as possible. Please contact Beth Snider at (502) 647-0076 for any questions, to request a prize list or reserve a party box. The host hotels for St. Louis remain the Holiday Inn Express and Staybridge Suites. A block of rooms is being held at a special rate until 1 September. Please reference the horse show when making reservations. Other hotels in the area include the Marriott Residence Inn, the Wingate Hotel, the Fairfield Inn in Wentzville (new) and the Super 8 in Wentzville. See you at the Fair!!!
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News NATIONAL HORSEMAN SIGNS ON AS OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF NHS “GOOD HANDS” FINALS National Horseman magazine now is the “Official Sponsor” of the prestigious NHS “Good Hands” Finals to be held at Mid-America Mane Event Show, October 2326, at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield. This partnership allows for two historical entities from the Saddlebred community to come together to showcase and celebrate saddle seat equitation. Announcement was made by the Good Hands Finals Committee and Mid-America Horse Show Association. National Horseman, founded in 1865, has been an anchor in the Saddlebred community and the show horse world. Earlier this year, Allison Lambert took over as publisher with a commitment to present beautiful photography, interesting features and cutting edge design as well as up-to-date news. She chose to partner with the NHS Good Hands Finals to promote the precision and skill of the ride as well as the beauty of saddle seat equitation. According to Allison, “In my first year as publisher of National Horseman, it was especially important for me to give back to the industry that has given me so much. When presented with the opportunity to partner with Good Hands, I was not only honored and humbled by the notion, but extremely thrilled by the possibility. I believe strongly in the support and promotion of our equitation program, as it’s an essential part of the foundation of our business. Many of the greatest trainers, breeders, and amateurs in our industry today are former equitation riders whose skills and love for the breed were cemented by preparing for and competing in challenging equitation championships like the NHS Good Hands”. The NHS Good Hands Finals is the oldest saddle seat equitation finals in the country. It dates back to 1929 and for many years was held at Madison Square Garden in New York City. In 2009, the finals moved to the more centrally located Mane Event Show, where participation has grown by 78%, making Good Hands the largest of the “triple crown” finals. It is the goal of Mid-America Horse Show Association, National Horseman and the Good Hands Finals Committee to build upon the traditions already set, to continue to grow this finals and promote saddle seat equitation. National Horseman’s sponsorship enables the committee to provide more incentives to qualified riders and to host an added Friday night celebration honoring the riders for the entire community attending the show. Riders compete at shows throughout the season to qualify for the 2014 NHS Good Hands Finals. Class specs, judging criteria and finals procedures are detailed in the USEF Rule Book. The Good Hands Committee is made up of Jessica Curl, Jessica Moctezuma and Lindsay Shearman who bring great enthusiasm, energy and an appreciation for what it takes to excel in show ring competition. Sharon Gardner, former equitation “mom” and current Mid-America president, serves as advisor to the committee. For more information or to support the Good Hands Finals, contact Jessica Curl at (913) 544-8009 or J.curl_22@yahoo.com. For information on the Mid-America Mane Event Show, visit www.MidAmericaHorseShow.org
Rock Creek To Host New Fall Horse Show
The Rock Creek Riding Club will host a new Rock Creek Novice Horse Show and the Kentuckiana Regional Academy Championship on September 19-20, 2014. The show will provide an opportunity for entry-level riders and horses to show successfully on a level playing field. The show will offer a full schedule of Novice horse and Novice rider/driver classes for Saddlebreds, Hackney Ponies, Roadsters and Academy. Judging the inaugural show will be Heather Boodey from Franklinton, North Carolina. For more information contact Beth Snider at either (502) 314-7960 or bethandscott@kih.net or visit the show’s website at rockcreekhorseshow.com.
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2015 Saddle Seat Young Rider From the USEF Communications Department Lexington, Ky. - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is proud to announce the selection of the 2015 U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams. A total of 63 applications were received from around the country. For 2015, athletes were selected to compete on teams for two international competitions. The Travel team will compete in an Invitational in South Africa and the Home team will compete at an Invitational in the United States. After an extensive review, the following 24 riders were selected to be part on the 2015 US Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams. Home Three-Gaited Kasey Saccocia/16/Halifax, Mass. Victoria Walz/15/Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Courtney Mc Ginnis/17/Fishers, Ind. Katelynn Cox/18/Custer, Mich. Alice Rowland/16/Kansas City, Mo. Madison Stringer/14/Scottsdale, Ariz. Home Five-Gaited Anne Pateman/16/New Orleans, La. Zoe Schaffel/17/Tampa, Fla. Ashley Brandies/20/Jesup, Ga. Ashley Stewart/16/Pfafftown, N.C. Morgan Billig/16/New Tripoli, Pa. Emily Van Duren/16/Bedford, Mass. Travel Three-Gaited Cameron Kay/17/W Bloomfield, Ill. Chloe Deeb/17/Halifax, Mass. Matt Huke/18/Westfield, Ind. Clara Mc Cool/16/Newburyport, Mass. Faith Robbins/15/Carmel, Ind. Hannah McBain/18/Plymouth, Mich. Travel Five-Gaited Caroline Rainbolt-Forbes/16/Oklahoma City, Okla. Allie Poovey/13/Winston Salem, N.C. Cailin Bridges/17/Salisbury, Mass. Hayley Pullen/16/Sandy, Ore. Laura Plant/15/Advance, N.C. Erin Beever/17/Mansfield, Ill. The U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams were created to help develop riders for future U.S. Saddle Seat World Cup competitions. During years that the Saddle Seat World Cup competition is not held, members of the Young Riders Teams will be eligible to represent the United States in other international competitions. Unlike the selection process for the U.S. Saddle Seat World Cup Team, riders did not attend live tryouts to be selected. Instead, the selection of riders was based on application and video submissions. If you are interested in supporting the teams or for more information, please visit www.usasaddleseatworldcup.org or contact any of the following National Affiliates staff members: Lori Nelson, lnelson@usef.org; 859-225-6957 Kelsey Shanley, kshanley@usef.org; 859-225-6960 Terra Schroeder, tschroeder@usef.org; 859-225-6952 Jennifer Mellenkamp, jmellenkamp@usef.org; 859-225-6955
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13-16 Illinois State Fair (Morgans/Arabs); Springfield, IL; Contact Mike Kirkton, 309-229-4617.
17-20 Southeastern Charity; Conyers, GA; Contact Steve Hanks, 704-6575284 or shs_stvl@yahoo.com; visit www.southeasterncharity.com.
14-24 Kentucky State Fair; Lousiville, KY; Visit www.kentuckystatefair. org.
18-21 Eastern States Exposition; West Springfield, MA; Contact Carol Keller, 413-205-5016 or ckeller@thebige.com; www.thebige.com/horseshow.
17-23 World’s Championship Horse Show; Contact Louisville, KY; Contact Scarlett Mattson, 270-547-2407 or scarlett@bbtel.com. 22-24 Continental Divide; Loveland, CO; Contact Farra Baker, 303-3557633 or farra@attn.net; visit www.showmetheribbons.com. 22-24 Oregon State Fair; Salem, OR; Contact Roxanne Hood, 831-6378510 or rhood@razzolink.com. 28-31 New York State Fair; Syracuse, NY; Contact Naomi Blumenthal, 315-682-1933 or nblumenthal@twcny.rr.com; visit www.naomishorseshows.com or www.nysfair.org.
SEPTEMBER
2-6 All American Horse Classic; Indianapolis, IN; Contact Steve Kildow, 765-620-5779 or srkfarm@indy.net; visit www.allamericanhorseclassic.net. 4-7 Summer’s End; Ocala, FL; Contact Glenn Winograd, 813-833-2247 or glenn@cesfl.com; visit www.fmha.net. 5-6 North Carolina State Charity Classic; Raleigh, NC; Contact Bill Whitley, 919-481-4675 or whitley@ncschs.com; visit www.ncschs.com. 5-7 Iowa Fall Classic; Cedar Rapids, IA; Contact Gloria Paulsen, 319-2691194 or 319-266-3363 for show information. 6 Maysville Rotary Club Horse Show; Maysville, KY; Contact Juston Pate, 606-584-3729; stalls 606-584-8052.
24-27 ASHAV; Lexington, VA; Contact Kent Moeller, 804-363-3085 or kentamoeller@gmail.com; visit www.ashav.net. 24-27 St. Louis Invitational; St. Louis, MO; Contact Peter Fenton, 859-3219281 or janniegiles1@aol.com. 25-28 Deerfield Fair Horse Show; Deerfield, NH; Contact John Lampropoulos, 603-770-1884 or sheri2517@hotmail.com. 26-28 Paul K Field aka Springfield Charity; Springfield, Oh; Contact Jack Hawkes, 937-206-0003, jthawkes5070@gmail.com.
OCTOBER
2-4 Kentucky Fall Classic; Lexington, KY; Contact Chuck Walker, 859333-1406 or cewalker9876@yahoo.com; visit www.kentuckyfallclassic. com. 2-5 NWSA Fall Classic Futurity; Eugene, OR; Contact Martha Keck, 206399-3459 or mlkeck@aol.com; visit www.nwsaddlebreds.org. 3-5 Morristown Charity Horse Show; White Pine, TN; Contact Janie Hamilton, 214-478-0897 or m; visit easttnsaddlebred.com/Tennessee_futurity. html. 3-5 Minnesota Futurity; Winona, MN; Contact Sally Snyder Tesch, 763559-4896 or sstesch@juno.com.
6-7 Labor Day Classic; San Marcos,CA; Contact Lance Bennett or Scott Hickey, 760-724-3355 or 760-510-1111 or ranchovista@sbcglobal.net.
4 Bluegrass Futurity Weanling and Two-Year-Old Classes; Lexington, KY; Contact Melissa Moore, 859-873-9129 (barn) or 859-533-6225 (cell) or mmoore8059@aol.com.
10-13 North Carolina State Championship Charity; Raleigh, NC; Contact Bill Whitley, 919-481-4675 or whitley@ncschs.com; visit www.ncschs. com.
8-11 Alabama Charity Championship; Priceville, AL; Contact Janet Byron, 256-773-4594 or byronview2@aol.com.
11-14 Wisconsin Futurity Horse Festival; Madison, WI; Contact Vicky Holston 262-560-9764 or vholston@msn.com. 12-13 UPHA Chapter 8 Horse Show; McDonald, TN; Contact Janie Hamilton, 214-478-0897 or dkhoss@aol.com; visit www.easttnsaddlebreds.org. 13 KY State Championship; Shelbyville, KY; Visit www.kaspha.com for further information. 13-14 Southwest Classic Show Series; Scottsdale, AZ; Contact Joe Husband, 602-821-4284 or jhusband3@cox.net; visit www.arizonasaddlebreds.
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9-11 ASHAM; Lansing, MI; Contact Sara Ressler, 248-922-0148 or saressler@aol.com; visit www.asham.org. 10-12 Blue Ribbon Fall Classic; NEW LOCATION-Wilmington, OH (Roberts Arena); Contact Steve Moody, 937-760-7935. 10-12 UPHA Chapter 10 Fall; Roscoe, IL; Contact Susan Hillegonds, 815444-9485 or hillegondss@prodigy.net. 10-12 Octoberfest Horse Show; Cannon Falls, MN; Contact Jacke Couch, 612-325-2381 or sofac@frontiernet.net.
Calendar O n l i n e a t w w w. s h o w r i n g t i m e s . c o m 10-12 Salina Charity, Contact Yvonne McCarthy, 316-304-2755 or ybmccarthy@gmail.com. 16-18 Southern Saddlebred Fall Finale; Murfreesboro,TN; Contact James and Jackie Hale, 205-669-6649 (office) or 205-669-1880 (fax); visit www. southernsaddlebredsales.com. 17-18 Dallas Fall Classic; Dallas, NC; Contact Ray Cloninger, 704-4581611 or kcloninger@aol.com; visit www.raycloninger.com. 23-25 NC State Fair Horse Show, Raleigh, NC; (919) 839-4701 or email sheri.bridges@ncagr.gov 23-26 Mid America Mane Event; Springfield, IL; Contact Joy Meierhans, 630-557-2575 or 630-253-9765 (cell) or 630-557-2636 (fax) or jm@themeierhans.com; visit www.midamericahorseshow.org. 23-26 Twin State Octoberfest; West Springfield, MA; Contact John Lampropoulos, 603-770-1884 or sheri2517@hotmail.com; visit www.twinstate. org. 24-26 Arizona Futurity; Scottsdale, AZ; Kent Moeller, 804-363-3085 or kentamoeller@gmail.com; visit www.americansaddlebredassociationofarizona.com. 28-11/2 Alltech National; Lexington, KY; Contact Carolyn Vincent, 516484-1865 or nationalhs@aol.com or visit www.alltechnationalhorseshow. com. 30-11/1 California Saddle Horse Futurity and West Coast Championship; Las Vegas, NV; Contact Lawrence Witter, 661-252-0907. 31-11/2 National Academy Finals, Murfreesboro, TN;(256)606-2099 or
(256)773-2182-Joyce Webster; www.nationalacademychampionships.org or joyce-webster@att.net 31-11/2 Harvest Days Horse Show; Tampa, FL; Contact Becky Buffington, 813-508-0623 or bbuffington2@verizon.net. 31-11/2 IASPHA Fall Show; Gurnee, IL; Contact Cindie Kozeluh, 847824-5347 or iaspha@aol.com. 31-11/2 Louisiana Fall Festival Horse Show; Baton Rouge, LA; Contact Tommy Benton, 225-938-7843 or thbjr60@aol.com; visit www.lafallfestivalhs.com.
NOVEMBER
7-8 Clemson Fall Classic; Clemson, SC; Contact Liz Holmes, 919-6723741 or lizholmes1957@gmail.com. 11-15 UPHA/American Royal; Kansas City, MO; Contact Kent Moeller, 804-363-3085 or kentamoeller@gmail.com; visit www.americanroyal.com. 13-16 Equine Affaire; West Springfield, MA; visit www.equineaffaire.com 21-23 Georgia Fall Classic; Perry, GA; Contact Bruce Payton, 404-3538912 or bp5gaited@gmail.com.
DECEMBER
4-7 Jingle Bell; Del Mar, CA; Contact Lance Bennett or Scot Hickey, 760724-3355 or 760-510-1111 or ranchovista@sbcglobal.net. 7-8 TASHA Holiday; Katy, TX; Contact Janie Hamilton, 214-478-0897; dkhoss@aol.com; visit www.texasasha.info.
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