POA Magazine by POAC Magazine

January 2016

Pony of the Americas Subscriptions, extra magazine copies, breed registrations and memberships, bookkeeping and point information can be obtained by contacting the POAC, Inc. office. Chief Executive Officer: Joyse Banister poac@poac.org Registrar: Vicci Craver registration@poac.org Show Department Administrative Ass’t: Kelly Gideon showdept@poac.org Bookkeeping: Stacey Stewart accounting@poac.org POAC Executive Committee: Diana Peaton - dpeaton@cox.net Scott Shingleton - shinglepoas@aol.com Beverly Tabor - beverly.tabor@nttdata.com POA is published bimonthly by the Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc., 3828 S. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46203. Subscription rate is $40 per year ($52 per year outside of the United States)

The Official Publication of the Pony of the Americas Club, Inc. Volume 61 - Online 1 - January 2016

This Month’s Features Cover Story: Split Rail Farms Inside Front 2016 POAC National Convention Info 5 2016 POAC National Committees 10 Photos: Futurity & Congress 14 Tale of a Pony Princess 16 Handbook Supplement 36 Board of Directors Minutes 42

Departments Bits and Pieces CEO’s Message Youth News Select Sire Futurity Stallion List Owner’s Directory Coming Events Point Standings

Periodicals postage paid at Indianapolis, IN 46203 (ISSN 0882-9624). POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc., 3828 S. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46203. POA is the official publication Of the Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc. Photos/ manuscript submissions are welcomed, but POAC, Inc. is not responsible for any submissions while in transit or in their possession. For return of any submissions, please include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send all correspondence to: Elizabeth Murray 1100 E 5th Street Anderson, IN 46012 poamageditor@gmail.com

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Forms 2016 POAC National Convention 6 2016 International Futurity 18 Scholarship Application 20 Membership Application 25 2017 Select Sire Futurity Bid Form 28 Owner’s Directory Insertion Order 35 Youth Promoter Application 46

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CBC Judging Academy 19 Featherlite 27 Appaloosa Journal 41 Tioga Territory Back

Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc. (317) 788-0107 Fax (317) 788-8974 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9am-5pm EST Any “Letter to the Editor” published in the POA Magazine submitted by our membership does not necessarily reflect the opinion of our National Office Staff or the POAC Board of Directors.

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and Pieces

POAC Office Fax Number (317)788-8974

Membership Reminders

Remember, you must be a National POAC member to conduct any POAC business (except transfers). You must also be a member if you participate in the POAC approved Regional, Classic, West-World, Congress, and International Futurity shows. Be sure to refer to the POAC National Handbook for exact membership requirements. You can find the POAC National Handbook online at http://www.poac.org/ resources/forms/index.htm Effective July 1, 2015, all exhibitors must be a current National POAC member before earning any national points on any pony they exhibit at any POAC approved event.

Inspection and PHC Reminder Only those ponies that have been advanced from Tentative to Permanent

Registration AND whose papers have been processed and received by the owner may be inspected for a Permanent Height Card. Ponies cannot be inspected for Permanent Papers AND their PHC at the same time. Ponies cannot be measured for a Permanent Height Card until they have received their Permanent registration papers back from the National POA. Remember that PHC’s can only be done at Regionals, Congress, International Sale, West World, and any other POA approved show that has advertised in POA Coming Events that they will be offering PHC measuring and inspection and will have the inspection team required for Permanent Height Cards.

Sale/Futurity Late Nomination Notice If you late nominate for the Fall Futurities for Yearlings and Older, you will pay a one-time $50 late fee per class. No yearling and other futurity entries will be accepted after Sept. 5 for the 2016 POAC International Futurity except for any Maturity and Non Pro Classes offered. Select Sire Futurity entries can be made until 24 hours before the futurity show begins. Broodmare Class Information The Broodmare Class will be open to Tentative or Permanent registered mares that have had a full-term foal in the current or previous year – Rule 91.F General Halter Rules – 2014-2016 POAC Official Handbook Supplement #1 Effective Jan. 1, 2015: Maximum Height Chart

• Weanlings – 47” • Yearlings – 53 ½” • Two-Year Olds – 55” • Three Year Olds – 55 ½” • Four Year Olds and Older – 56”

2017 Select Sire Futurity Reminder Bidding phase deadline for purchasing stallions for 2017 Select Sire Futurity: Just a reminder that you must have your bids postmarked by February 1, 2016. After the sealed bids are processed on February 10th, the remaining stallions may

be purchased by the first postmark received until July 31, 2016. Please mark your front of the bidding envelope with “Select Sire Futurity 2017 Stallion Purchase Bid”. Do not send any other POA paperwork in the same envelope with this bid. Good Luck!

POAC National 2015 Scholarship Recipients Congratulations for being selected as recipients of the POAC National 2015 $1.000 Scholarship!!!

Whitney Reynolds, MO

Sable Tearman, IN Harley Heard, OK Shelby Brenner, MI

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From the Desk of the Chief executive Officer

Happy New Year! Looking Forward to 2016…

JOYSE BANISTER Chief Executive Off icer 3828 South Emerson Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46203 317-788-0107 poac@poac.org

I love the holidays…I love the lights, the excitement, the gatherings, the shopping, and even the crowds and traffic at the stores! I also love the time to reflect on the year behind us and the New Year beginning. At the POA Office in 2015, we made some major adjustments and advancements to every department…whew it has been somewhat stressful but the results are amazing for the future! Changing software is a time consuming process. We have changed software in four departments at the same time! With that said, we can or will be able to soon retrieve much more information than we have been able to relating to registrations and show data. I am very pleased with the process and the ongoing testing in each department. I am also thrilled with our membership for their understanding of this process too and their patience through all of it. Now for 2016…we are already gearing up for the POA National Convention in Minnesota February 25-28th. Judges and staff are being hired for the National Congress in Tulsa July 7-15, as well as for the International Futurities and Sale October 3-8 in Des Moines IA. The Eastern Classic will be in August for 2016 in Harriman TN, the Central Classic is in June in Winona, MN, and the West World in once again in Longmont CO in July. Make plans now to attend these special National events for POAC. I am working on a newsletter for all POA Members starting in 2016 that will be sent our via e-mail monthly…”Spot On” will be a brief but informative newsletter that will give you reminders and special news that will supplement the bi-monthly POA Magazine. Be sure that we have your most current e-mail address on file here at the POAC National Office. Call Stacey here at the office if you want to update or check on your e-mail address. Thanks to all POA Members that renewed their memberships for 2016 before the end of 2015…you will receive a free calendar with your membership card and rule book supplement in late January. Ronnie Martin from Missouri provided the wonderful photos for this calendar. His original photographs for this calendar will be auctioned at the National Convention next month…be sure to find your favorite and bid on it in Minnesota!!! Thanks Ronnie for making this happen for POAC! Until next time, hug your ponies and your kids…

anister Joyse BPOAC CEO

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2015 Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc. Board of Directors Diana Peaton, President 965 E. Melody Drive Gilbert, AZ 85234 (480) 497-9551 Dpeaton@cox.net

Kathy McKenzie 4374 W Waterloo Rd Edmond Ok 73025 405-812-3657 Mckmuench@gmail.com

Scott Shingleton, Vice President 5998 E 700 N Shelbyville, IN 46176 (317) 694-5262 shinglepoas@aol.com

Ken Tearman 2519 N 700 E Franklin IN 46131 317-494-1883 kentearman@centurylink. net

Beverly Tabor, Secretary/Treasurer 205 Locust Hill Drive Churchville, MD 21028 (410) 734-6944 beverly.tabor@nttdata.com

Dawn Walther 8602 S. Flint Road Pearl City IL 61062 815-541-9637 dawnpoamom@yahoo.com

Karen Meyer 837 Govern Circle Eagan, MN 55123 651-210-6373 karen.k.meyer@comcast. net Judy Katzenberger 5893 Hwy. 186 Vesper, WI 54489 (715) 459-2760 jnfarmpoas@yahoo.com David Brewer P.O. Box 446 Monteagle, TN 37356 423-280-3730 morningstarfarmpoas@yahoo. com

Kristen Fears P.O. Box 221 Justin, TX 76247 (817) 800-5174 kmfears@yahoo.com Carol L Davidson 33855 Coakley Rd. Lebanon, OR 97355 541-258-7541 carol001@centurytel.net Janette Arends 23743 I-76 Access Road Hudson, CO 80642 (303) 536-4476 arends4j@aol.com

Suspended Persons 2015

As per written notice issued earlier to the individuals and/or entities listed, the following POAC members have been suspended from all membership privileges and benefits until further notice. A complete list of suspended persons and entities is maintained in the POAC office, along with the responsibility of each member, pony owner, or those involved in transactions with POA ponies wishing to contact the association concerning the membership standing of a particular individual or legal entity. Martin & Debra Abrams, UT Derek Anderson, SD Allison Ball, IA Jan Pennington Black-AR Robert Callen, CA Madeleine, Gail/Michael Coleman, OR Melanie & Elisabeth Conde, FL Taasha Cooper/Wyatt Phillips-OR Colleen Francis, IN Bert, Denise & Rhonda Dato, WA Marilynne Del Rio, ID Marie Zurcher Gardner, ID Crystal Grife, IA

Penny Gum, IN Tina Halverson, CA Courtney Hazelton, MA Michelle Howard, OH Robert/Kathy Kimzey, IA Rachel Lantz, WI Stacy N. Long, MO Kim & David Lubarski-MN Cyndi McClendon, IA Dianne/James McGee, TX Sharon McGeein, VA Dottie McLeroy, KS Alison Muzyka, OK

Margaret Norris-ME Xena Pusek, WI Janet Putman, TX Laura Restivo, TX Deborah Rodrigues, RI Brandi Schiffman, UT Deb Schulte, SD Karen Shay, ID Brian/Jean Smith, MN Jennifer Stahl, MI Leslie Vahsen, OR Chloe Waddle, OH

As of 12/1/2015

The next scheduled POAC National Board of Directors Meeting will be held on Thursday, February 25, 2016, at 9am CST at the POAC National Convention at the Minneapolis Airport Marriott in Bloomington, MN. This is an open meeting â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Please plan to attend. There will also be a General Membership Meeting on Saturday, February 27, 2016 at the same location for all current POAC National Members at 8am CST. 4

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28th Annual NATIONAL POAC CONVENTION “POA at MOA” - February 25-28, 2016

Minneapolis Airport Marriott, Bloomington, MN Registration Deadline: February 11th 

Make your hotel reservations early. Call the Marriott at 952-854-7441 and request the special “POAC” rate of $116 (regularly $209.95). The Marriott offers free parking, free shuttle to/from the airport, an indoor swimming pool, work out facilities, and hourly shuttles to/from the Mall of America (MOA).

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Depending on the registration package you select, the Friday Hall of Fame Luncheon (pasta buffet), Friday evening Breeders & Trainers Reception (appetizers and snacks with cash bar) and the POAC Year End Awards Banquet (plated dinner) included in your registration or you can select the convention only option. Also, there are special options for youth attending the convention or banquet only. Please indicate on this form if you have any dietary restrictions.

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Discounted tickets to MOA Attractions (SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium and Nickelodeon Universe) are available for purchase with this form ONLY. There will be no additional discounted tickets available at the Convention.

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There will be no refunds for convention registration, special events or banquet tickets.

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For more information, please check the POAC National Website (www.poac.org), Convention Facebook page (2016 POAC National Convention) or call the hotel directly for more information.

CONVENTION REGISTRATION PACKAGES CONVENTION MEETING & BANQUET (Includes Convention, Friday Hall of Fame Luncheon, Friday evening Breeders & Trainers Reception and Saturday Awards Banquet) $95/person x #________________ Names: ____________________________________ CONVENTION MEETING ONLY (Includes Convention and Friday evening Breeders & Trainers Reception Only) $50/person x #_____ =__________ Names: ____________________________________ BANQUET/AWARDS PROGRAM & RECEPTION ONLY (ADULTS OR YOUTH) (Includes Friday evening Breeders & Trainers Reception and Saturday Awards Banquet Only) $50/person x #_____ = _________ Names: ____________________________________ HALL OF FAME LUNCHEON & RECEPTION ONLY (ADULTS OR YOUTH) (Includes Friday Hall of Fame Luncheon and Friday evening Breeders &Trainers Reception Only) $50/person x #_____ =__________ Names: ____________________________________ YOUTH CONVENTION MEETING, RECEPTION & BANQUET ONLY (Includes Convention, Friday Breeders & Trainers Reception and Banquet Only) (AGES 13-18) $50/person x #_____ = ____ (AGES 12 & UNDER) $20/person x #_____ = ____ Names: ____________________________________

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DISCOUNTED MALL OF AMERICA ATTRACTIONS In order to purchase discounted tickets, you must pay for a full Adult or Youth Convention Meeting & Banquet registration and purchase them using this form. No additional tickets will be available at the convention. SEA LIFE MINNESOTA AQUARIUM - MALL OF AMERICA (Ages 13 & Over) SEA LIFE MINNESOTA AQUARIUM - MALL OF AMERICA (Ages 3-12) NICKELODEON UNIVERSE - MALL OF AMERICA (Unlimited ride all day wristband) NICKELODEON UNIVERSE - MALL OF AMERICA (5 hour ride wristband) NICKELODEON UNIVERSE - MALL OF AMERICA (3 hour ride wristband) NAME

$15/person x # $10/person x # $23/person x # $18/person x # $16/person x #

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If you win Raffle or Silent Auction Items, you are responsible for making sure items are paid for and picked up. Winners will be billed for postage if mailed. Please provide a daytime contact phone number:____________________________

CONVENTION APPAREL 2016 CONVENTION T-SHIRTS â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Short Sleeves (SS) $14 Each, Long Sleeves (LS) $17, Hooded Sweatshirt (HS) $30 Convention apparel will be available for pick-up at the Convention during check-in. You must pay for your apparel when you pre-order them. Please indicate the style (SS, LS or HS) and the number you are ordering next to the sizes below. YOUTH: SM_______MED_______LG________ ADULT: SM

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XXL

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Total Enclosed:_____________________________________________________________________ Cash Check (CIRCLE ONE) E-Mail Address:____________________________________________________________________________________________ CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS:

Visa

MasterCard (CIRCLE ONE)

Card Number: Expiration Date:

_______________ Security Code:_______________________________

Complete Name on Card:_______________________________________________________________________________________ (If paying by credit card, a 3% service fee will be added to the total amount due)

PAYMENT MUST BE INCLUDED WITH THIS REGISTRATION FORM FOR ALL MEETING, BANQUET, DISCOUNTED MOA ATTRACTION TICKETS, AND APPAREL ORDERS (RESERVATION DEADLINE FEBRUARY 11TH)

BREEDERS & TRAINERS RECEPTION Join us on Friday evening for a very special event. This is the opportunity for you to personally meet and greet some of our POA breeders and trainers who have dedicated themselves to the POA breed and learn more about their training and breeding programs. As you enjoy visiting with new friends and your POA family, meet the people who have elevated our breed to the high standards we enjoy today.

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2016 POAC Committees Breeders Committee Jackie Guthrie, Chair Jguthrie0234@gmail.com Russ & Carol Davidson Jan Rodgers David Spencer Jessica Drish Ken Steele Pat Burton Bob Zahm Janette Arends Linzy Lahr Tommy Tomlin Tracy Keen Charlene Astin Ken Tearman Rosslyn Spencer-Biggs Jeanette Krueger Gene Carr Lynn Puffinbarger Anne Dykstra Corey Damman CA Good Lisa Hirschman Leo Haack Dean Damman Ron Meyer Lori Krome Danelle Kimery

Bylaws Committee Scott Shingleton, Chair Shinglepoas@aol.com Charlene Shingleton Lee Ann Haack C. Todd Corn Lynn Puffinbarger

Central Classic Committee

Karen Meyer-Vice Chair Karen.K.Meyer@comcast.net Eva Dahl â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Vice Chair Judy Katzenberger Nancy Kaeding Jackie Pertzborn Kim Eigenberger Mike King

Convention 2016

Eva Dahl, Chair Evadahl@aol.com Karen Meyer, Vice Chair Joyse Banister, POAC Liaison poac@poac.org

Eastern Classic Committee

David Brewer, Chair morningstarfarmpoas@yahoo.com Heather Brewer Heather Wysong Emily Shelton Denise Sims Laura Blevins Lydia Gove

Financial/Budgets Committee

Beverly Tabor, POAC Treasurer, Chair taborfamily01@msn.com Karen Meyer David Brewer David Spencer

Hall Of Fame Committee Gene Carr, Chair santee@dailypost.com Harry Chestnut Ross Bradford Wanda Victor Omer Krueger Charlie Brobst Ken Steele Julian Nemmers Dave Morris Lynn Puffinbarger David Spencer Kitty VanEyck Streett Ruth Pecoy Millard Fisher

Hearing Committee Kristen Fears, Chair kmfears@yahoo.com Karen Meyer Dawn Walthers Ken Tearman David Brewer

Heritage Foundation Committee

Kent Rorick, Chair Rorickpoas@yahoo.com Julian Nemmers, Vice Chair BJ Spahr Jared Katzenberger Ken Steele Pat Burton Lynn Puffinbarger David Spencer Wanda Victor Dean & Janet Damman - POA January 2016 -

Inspection (Color & Height) Committee David Brewer, Chair morningstarfarmpoas@yahoo.com Charlene Astin, Vice Chair Tracy Keen, Vice Chair Dean Damman Lynn Puffinbarger Pat Burton Scott Shingleton Richard Killon Gene Carr Jeremy Stiebens Leo Haack Russ Davidson Mike Hayes Mike Barringer Mike Wiest Helena Wolters Janette Arends POAC Directors as needed

International Futurities Committee Jessica Drish, Chair Jtdrish@gmail.com Diane Kamps Erin Metcalf Haley Purkapile Liz Otten Josie Baxter Sara Gronski Jackie Hall Lindsay Peaton Kendi Kamps Jena Despenas Janice Spears Jordan Gardner Scott Shingleton Charlene Shingleton Holly Deschenes Cindy Meehan Charlene Astin Tami Virzi Ken Tearman

International Sale Committee

Jessica Drish, Chair Jtdrish@gmail.com Erin Metcalf Diane Kamps Liz Otten Josie Baxter Holly Deschenes Lee Ann Haack Ken Tearman Kathy McKenzie Cory Damman Mike Barringer Susie Drish Janice Spears Scott & Charlene Shingleton Barb Hood Jordan Gardner Jeremy Stiebens Jackie Guthrie Lynn Puffinbarger

Judges Committee Kristen Fears, Chair Kmfears@yahoo.com Joyse Banister, Liason Officemanager@poac.org Rosslyn Spencer-Biggs Liz Otten Lee Ann Haack Holly Deschenes Pat Burton Margy Morgan Karen Meyer Diane DeBuhr Sara Gronski Rebecca Solberg Gary Vance

Marketing and Promotion Committee Karen Meyer, Chair Karen.k.meyer@comcast.com Erin Metcalf Sara Donnerbauer Kim Eigenberger Eva Dahl Jackie Pertzborn Tom Walmsley Shawn Wiest

National Congress Committee

Scott & Rosslyn Biggs, Chair s_rbiggs@yahoo.com Scott & Charlene Shingleton Natalie Dolan Blayne Arthur Andy & Brady Chestnut Jan Jones Nolan Tommy Tomlin Cindi Meehan Anne Dykstra Pat & Janelle Burton Yung Cho Daryl McDaniel Ashley McKenzie Shannon Sucre Kathy McKenzie Samantha Walker

Nomination Committee Susie Drish, Chair Ponyfarm1@aol.com Nylene Rainey Cliff Thomas

Rules Committee

Dawn Walther, Chair dawnpoamom@yahoo.com Judy Katzenberger, Vice Chair Kathy McKenzie Janette Arends Jeanette Krueger Pam Klein Tracy Keen Charlene Astin Liz Otten Tom Walmsley Karen Meyer Holly Deschenes Charlene Shingleton Shawn Wiest

West World Committee Janette Arends, Chair Arends4j@aol.com Peggy Lough Jeanette Krueger Pam Klein Tammie Wick Diane Jowell Elizabeth Kelts Elizabeth Alexander

Youth Committee

Laurie LaBrie – Chair Laura.labrie@geneseoschools.org Shelby Brenner – Co-Chair Shannon Behr – Co-Chair Marlie Rainey – Co-Chair Taylor Sosebee Kevin Hassebroek Andrea Schaub Zane Bates Lexi Larsen Carly Thunberg Shae Landry Ashley Corn Austin Corn Sable Tearman Kaylee Wendt Trinity Serfarin Alaina McKenzie Lauren Perry Brooke Magnus Dylan Payne ADULT ADVISOR Diane Kamps Lisa LaBrie

Scholarship Committee Kristen Fears, Chair Kmfears@yahoo.com Lindsay Peaton Shannon Sucre Sarai Banister Pat Burton Karen Carr Diane Kamps Penny Poczobut Sara Gronski

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Youth News

A Fall Full of Fun Adventures

By Abby Kelts This fall we’ve had some pretty wild adventures. This fall several of our youth and three of our club grandmas attended the Intended Horsemanship Clinic presented by Dave Shumpert. His daughters Bailey and Chancey also attended, but didn’t ride. Bailey helped and coached, while Chancey and her friend from school had a concession stand. My sister Maggie, Cameron Andrews, and I all attended as youth and Peggy Lough (President of our club) attended and rode also. My grandmother, Julie Stone, as well as Tammie Wick (Secretary of our club) attended and helped our youth members (some of their grandchildren) with the horses. My dad, Eric Kelts, drove our truck and trailer to the clinic which is a rare thing for him to do. We had a great time learning more, becoming better riders, and earning a new respect for our horses, but every fun story has a twist. Once the clinic was over, several of the people that attended the clinic 12

decided to go on a trail ride, including Dave and Doreen Shumpert, Jack Mauck (who hosted the clinic on his property), and myself. The trail ride started out fun with amazing views, but about halfway through the trail ride my horse, Rough n Tuff Pizzazz (ZZ), began rearing up on his hind legs. I was amazed that I managed to stay in the saddle and on my horse. ZZ reared several times before Dave Shumpert traded me horses, but unfortunately he was riding a not-verybroke three-year-old gelding. since I couldn’t ride Dave’s horse, Doreen decided that she would walk with me on a short cut back to Jack Mauck’s ranch. Or so we thought. . . . . We began the long trudge back to the ranch on foot as the others continued on the trail. Not even five minutes later Doreen comes to an abrupt stop. Less than two seconds later, a five foot rattlesnake slithers out from under a sagebrush. We immediately turned the horses and ourselves in the opposite direction. As we continued walking Doreen said something that I still laugh when I think - POA January 2016 -

about. “That thing must have been the grandmother of all rattlesnakes! It was huge! I don’t know how, but I just knew we were gonna run into one. It’s like my sixth sense. I just get this feeling that a rattlesnake is near.” Well, weren’t we glad for that! We continued our walk up the hill. About half way up the hill, Jack Mauck and Dave Shumpert came to the rescue leading an extra horse. Once they reached us, Jack traded me the threeyear-old gelding for his wife’ s horse. I climbed onto the brown horse’s back and we headed back up with Doreen riding her horse. On the way back up to the ranch Dave and Jack told me to come up with some crazy elaborate story to brag to all my friends about, but sometimes the truth makes just as good a story as something that popped out of a horseman’s mouth. --Our picture shows Maggie Kelts, me and Cameron Andrews riding our ponies at the clinic in Briggsdale, CO.

Texas POAC 4-H Essay Pony Winner

One of the lofty goals of the Texas Pony of the Americas Club is to award a POA pony to a well deserving Texas 4-H member each year when a donation pony is available. In 2015, Spencer Livestock, LLC., of Chickasha, OK, donated Unexpected Romance, a 2-Year-old filly by Pal Calvacade, to the Texas POAC 4-H Essay Program. Fifteen incredible 4-H’ers applied to win the pony this year, said Texas POAC Vice President Julie Hinz, who serves and the chairman of the essay pony committee, as well as club manager of the Silver Spurs 4-H Club of Ellis County. “Each applicant was so deserving of a pony that the essay committee lamented that there were not 15 ponies to give away! These 4-H’ers went above and beyond on their applications with some beautiful artwork on their creative section as well as very

nicely written essays,” said Hinz. But Hinz said that one essay really stood out to everyone on the committee. Texas POAC is proud to award

this year’s pony to Ruth Cartwright of the Horse and Rider 4-H Club of Hardin County. In addition to a horse project, Ruth participates in dog training, poultry, rabbits, meat

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goat, dairy goat and entrepreneurship. She enjoys playing piano, guitar, and violin. In fact her musical talents are what set her apart in her application. For her creative section, she wrote and recorded an original song titled “Dear Pony.” Ruth’s siblings Nathanial and Esther also wrote supportive letters explaining their intent to care and love the pony as well. Texas POAC believes this POA filly will have a wonderful future and family to love her. Applications and information on this program as well as other Pony of the Americas events are available on the club website www. texaspoa.com. --Pictured: Texas POAC VP Julie Hinz, 4-H essay winner Ruth Cartwright, her siblings Esther and Nathanial, and parents Hilary and Stephen.

Corrected Win Photos DK Dreamin Of Pizzazz - Dan and Lori Krome, MN International Futurity 2015 1st: JPFC Trail 2-yr-old (Adult Nomination) - Purse: $3284.88 Sponsor: CEO Performance Horses – Courtney Ourada/Matt Lybeck, WI 7th: 2 Yr Old Geldings - Purse: $1917.44 Bob Vermeer, IA

6th: JPFC HUS 2-yr-old (Adult Nomination) - Purse: $3914.88 Sponsor: Zahms and Lahr Families – Z Animal Crossing, IN 7th JPFC WP 2-yr-old (Adult Nomination) - Purse: $4074.88 Sponsor: Cierra Donahue, Windchaser Farm, MD

1st: Most Colorful (all sexes) Purse: $2386.15 Sponsor: Burton Performance Horses, TX 5th: Hunter In Hand All Ages - Purse: $2367.44 Sponsor: ZNZ Ranch – Rick, Brittany, Eric & Emma Zimmermann, FL

2015 National Congress

First Place: Weanling & Yearling Geldings DKDreamToTheBeat,MeredithBehr

First Place: Mare & Foal DocsImNotTough,CharleneShingleton

First Place: Congress Youth Stakes WP 4/5Yr Olds 18 & Under OneHotChip,ShannonBehr

First Place: 19 and Over Reining ChristinaBlomquist

One Hot Chip, Shannon Behr

Champion Leonard Lewis Memorial Futurity Sponsor: Joan Lewis & Family, MN

One Hot Chip, Shannon Behr

Champion Youth Stakes 4&5 Year Old Western Pleasure Futurity

First Place: Congress Youth Halter Geldings OneHotChip,ShannonBehr

Hot Chocolate Liberty and Kaitlyn Canedo

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Final List of Purchased Stallions for 2016 Select Sire Futurity in Des Moines Iowa A Sudden Zippo A Trace of Impulse AKA With Intent To Win Bostons MacCloud CHAR Tigers Tough Eagle Chocolate Jet Set Chocolatey CHR Hez Tuff E Nuff Classie Starlight CR Star Kid Docs Chocolate Impulse Docs Macho Man Docs Ruff N Zip Dun N Dirty Dun Up Snappy Dutch Colored Impulse First Impulse GSP Clues Blues Guaranteed Equity Handsome Hollywood Star He Is A Hot Score Hes One Tough Bud His Dirty Dealer Ima Few Spot Dream Ima Impulsive Star Kid O Bounce Kid Os Seventh Heaven Kind Of Impulsive KSs Handsome As Bond KSs Jammin With A Ghost LB All The Rage LVO Four On The Floor LVO Respects Poco Bien Pal Ace Pal Baja Bandito Pal Casey Jones

Pal Cavalcade Romancing Time RPRs Impulsive Superman RY Diamond Equity Salty Stole The Look Santee Shiek Santee Skipn Twist SBF Docs Siri Plaudit Set For Life Silent Sham Suddenly On Fire TC Impulsive Weedo The Silver Kid Tribute To Hollywood Tribute To Intense Two Eyed Sonny TXs Chip N Array Zippos Skip Bar

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The Tale of Wisconsin’s Pony Princess: Elsa Urban, 2016 Tiny Tot Princess This past November, the Wisconsin POA Club held its annual year end awards banquet at the amazing Ostoff Resort. I love going to that place, it is the best! By the time November comes I’m already missing all of my horse show friends and I can’t wait to swim and then swim some more! While my mom went to some (boring to me) meetings I got to hang out will everyone at the pool. And you know what else we got to do? We got to play kickball outside because it was sooo nice out! Even our moms and dads played! Usually we have snow by now, but winter is being really nice to us here in Wisconsin this year. Another special part of the day was taking part in the WPOAC royalty interviews. Jackie Pertzborn, who is super-cool, leads the club’s royalty program. She does an amazing job organizing interviews for the royalty participants each year, and even sets up special events like radio and TV interviews, nursing home visits, and royalty rides for us. This year I interviewed to become the club’s tiny tot princess. People that know me know that I’m NEVER quiet, so I talked the judges’ ears off during the entire eight minutes I had with them. Too bad the interview was timed, I could have kept talking. Imagine that. Anyway, back to the banquet. After all of the (again, boring to me) meetings, and the swimming, and the kickball game, our club all got together in a really big room

to eat ICE CREAM SUNDAES! Well, we had an awesome meal too, but the sundaes were really the best part (and let’s not forget the kiddie cocktails either.) While we ate we got to watch a movie that starred all of us kids! Alison Marx did a superb job putting this masterpiece together. We all loved to see ourselves up on the big screen. So then onto the awards presentation... first we all got our participation awards. Those of us who attended 50% or more of the WPOAC shows this year each received an embroidered fuzzy blanket. My mom tried to steal mine. Infact I hear she was going to order

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one for herself... I’m keeping mine all for me. As usual, Alison and Leah Brix did a great job picking out the year end awards for everyone. I got an embroidered jacket with my name and my pony’s name on it and a super-big trophy - so did my other leadline friends. The bigger kids all got special prizes too. A bunch got saddle bags, bridle bags, tack, or other horse equipment. I’m so glad that my mom took me to all the shows this year so I could attend the banquet. I bet all the other kids feel the same way too. We love you moms and dads!

So, the royalty thing. This was THE BEST part of the weekend. During the banquet we had a special royalty presentation. This is where the outgoing 2015 royalty crown the incoming 2016 royalty. I was soooo nervous and excited. Me and a bunch of my friends all interviewed for the honor of being crowned as royalty. No matter who won I was going to be excited for them. First the queen and king were announced. Congratulations to my friends Tori Opelt and Warren Haldeman! And then they crowned the Princess and Prince. Congratulations to my Sara Durham and Matthew Brix! And then it was time to crown the Tiny Tot Princess and Prince. I was so nervous! And then, they called my name! I jumped up and down and ran to the front of the room. The crown was kind of big and it fell over my eyes. But I could still look through the sparkling jewels just fine. Everyone thought it was pretty funny, like I had a big, jeweled mask on or something. Yeah, I have a little head. And then I found out that my good friend Zachary Magnus won Tiny Tot Prince! Zach was at Disney so couldn’t attend the banquet, but did his interview over the phone. I can’t wait to do all of the fun royalty things with all of my friends this year. We’re already planning on taking our ponies to participate in the Midwest Horse Fair in Madison, WI in April. And thank you to the special Royalty sponsors too! You guys rock! Our sponsors donate a bag of royal feed for our royal ponies, as well as a stall for each of us at the Wisconsin futurity show! I included a couple of pictures from the banquet. One is of the

awesome bunch of 2016 royalty kids, and one of course of yours truly with the Queen and Princess. I can’t wait to see what the 2016 horse show season holds. It’s going to be a long winter, but mom’s been buying me new show clothes already so I can at least dress up once a week in them, put on my princess crown and

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sash, and smile in the mirror! Spring, and horse show season, will be here before we know it! Love to all my pony friends, Elsa (Wisconsin POAC 2016 Tiny Tot Princess)

October 2016 – Iowa State Fairgrounds – Des Moines IA The POA National Futurities are open to any tentative registered POA that meets the current POA show and futurity rules. Ponies participating in these futurities need not have been nominated to or participated in the Select Sire Futurity. If a Futurity class does not have full entries to place the final winners as outlined in the current POAC Handbook, the vacant prize money will be divided equally by the number of winners that placed in that class. Monies will be mailed from the National POA Office. Pony of the Americas Club Official Show Rules will apply. For complete futurity rules, please refer to the current POAC National Handbook and supplemental attachments. All nomination forms and complete fees not postmarked by the due date will pay a late fee per class. Payments must be postmarked on or before the deadlines. Metered postage not accepted as proof of mailing date. All Owners, Lessees, and Handlers must be a current POAC National member to submit any National Futurity Nomination Form. Once a Futurity Nomination Form or Sustaining Payment is received to the National Office with complete or partial payment, no refunds will be issued unless the Futurity show is cancelled. Any Owner of a POA participating in the Futurity Show that sells while at the Futurity must pay a 10% commission of the selling price to the National POAC. It is the owner’s responsibility to contact the POA Futurity/Sale Office to make this payment. Current health papers and coggins test papers within 12 months are required for all futurity ponies and must be presented at check-in.

ONE PONY PER ENTRY FORM - This form must be complete or it will be returned unprocessed Pony Name: Reg.#: Foal Date: Pony Sex: (circle one) S M G Sire Name & Registration Number Breed: Dam Name & Registration Number Breed: Owner/Lessee Name: Phone: Alternate Phone Number: E-Mail: Complete Mailing Address: Handler/Exhibitor Name: If prize money is won in any of the futurity events, who will receive the check: Owner Handler/Exhibitor CLASSES TO NOMINATE --- PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: Yearling Longe Line JPFC Two Year Old Hunter Under Saddle Yearling In-Hand Trail JPFC Two Year Old Trail Yearling Halter Pleasure Driving Most Colorful Halter JPFC Three & Four Year Old Western Pleasure Two Year Old Longe Line JPFC Three & Four Year Old Hunter Under Saddle Two Year Old In-Hand Trail JPFC Three & Four Year Old Trail Two Year Old Halter Three and Four Year Old Halter JPFC Two Year Old W. Pleasure 19& Over Reining Hunter In Hand IMPORTANT – READ CAREFULLY - Once your nomination form is received and processed, you will receive your sustaining payment forms. It is your responsibility to send these sustaining payment forms in by the postmark deadline to avoid late fees. You will not receive any reminder notices by mail after the initial packet is mailed to you.

2016 FEES

Due by March 5, 2016 – Nomination Fee of $20 per class checked above: # Classes: National Membership (Owner or Handler) if not a current 2016 Member @ $50 each: $70 with magazine subscription: TOTAL MONEY ENCLOSED: $

I understand there will be no refunds unless the Futurity is cancelled and the 10% Commission on futurity ponies sold on grounds. I agree that the Futurity Committee reserves the right to reject any entry or to bar any entry from competition for failure to comply with the rules of the Futurity or POAC Inc. I assume all risk, personal and property, and will in no event hold the Futurity or POAC Inc. responsible for damages caused to or by entries, their owners, or any other attending parties. I am a member in good standing with the POAC Inc. and I have read the compete rules of the Futurity in the current POAC Handbook and supplements, and will abide by them.

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SEND YOUR COMPLETED ENTRY FORM TO: Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc. 3828 S. Emerson Avenue • Indianapolis, Indiana 46203

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INTERNATIONAL EQUINE JUDGING ACADEMY January 29-31, 2016 “Through the Judges Eyes” Hyatt Regency Hotel • Tulsa, OK

100 E 2nd Street Tulsa, OK • 918-234-1234 • Make reservation directly with Hyatt Regency: 1-888-591-1234 or https://resweb.passkey.com/go/internationalequine. Ask for International Equine Judges Seminar rate. 24 hour airport shuttle, free parking and free breakfast for IEJS attendees. Room block cut-off date is Jan. 11 2016. Reserve early. Note: Reservations made after cut-off date and/or through travel agents or 3rd party booking sites may not receive the IEJS rate. IEJS rate $71.00 per night

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Attend seminars presented by some of the world’s best scribes and ring stewards.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 29 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm 12:30 pm 6:30 pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm

Introduction to Scribing - Cattle Classes Cattle Classes Lunch Provided by CBC Cattle Classes Dinner Break (on your own) Introduction to Judging

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 8:00 am - 10:00 am 10:00 am - 11:00 am 11:00 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 6:00 pm

Introduction to Scribing Halter Showmanship Lunch Provided by CBC Trail/Western Riding Driving/Show Hack, Road Hack

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 8:00 am - 10:00 am 10:00 am - 11:00 am 11:00 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:30 pm 3:30 pm 5:00 pm

Western Pleasure/Longe Line Hunter Under Saddle /English Pleasure Working Hunter Lunch Provided by CBC Reining Ranch Pleasure Horsemanship/Equitation

Per Person Before Jan. 1 All Seminars - $250 Friday Seminars - $100 Saturday Seminars (includes Friday evening session) - $100 Sunday Seminars - $100 Per Person After Jan. 1 All Seminars - $350 Friday Seminars - $150 Saturday Seminars (includes Friday evening session) - $150 Sunday Seminars - $150 Per Student or Judging Coach Before Jan. 1 All Seminars - $125 Friday Seminars - $50 Saturday Seminars (includes Friday evening session) - $50 Sunday Seminars - $50 Per Student or Judging Coach After Jan. 1 All Seminars - $175 Friday Seminars - $75 Saturday Seminars (includes Friday evening session) - $75 Sunday Seminars - $75

For more information visit http://www.pinto.org/cbc_site/ or contact Joe Grissom at joe1056grissom@yahoo.com or 405-491-0111 ext 223 - POA January 2016 -

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The Pony of the Americas Club, Inc. awards scholarships annually to outstanding youth members. Scholarships are perpetuated by memorial funds, endowments, state club and chapter donations, individual donations and POAC special events. Scholarship amounts vary annually depending on available funds. Applications are reviewed by a scholarship committee.

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Showing POAs.

Applications are available on the POAC web at www.poac.org. Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2016 and received in the POAC office by

POAC will notify the high school of those receiving scholarships by May 1 so recipients can be recognized at school awards presentations and graduation. POAC will recognize recipients at the National Congress Show in July. (No youth who is a member of the immediate family of a paid employee of POAC will be considered.)

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Open to any graduating high school senior who is a member of the POAC (family or youth member) and is actively showing POA’s.

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Applicants must complete, sign, and return the application to POAC, Inc. by or before March 1, 2016. Applications are to be typed or printed legibly. Essays are to be typed. It is to the applicant’s advantage to submit a complete, neat, legible, and informative application.

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Selection is based on POAC activities, school and community activities, scholastic aptitude and general information in the essays.

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Three recommendation forms are required. From: 1) a POA member; 2) a teacher; and 3) someone of applicant’s choice. Recommendation forms cannot be completed by a relative. (can include a recommendation letter in addition to the form if you like)

Mail completed applications to: POAC—Attn: Scholarship Committee 3828 S Emerson Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 20

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Full Name: ____________________________________________ Date of Birth: ___________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________________ State: _____________________ Zip: __________________ Telephone: ______________________________ Email address: _________________________________ Are you a US Citizen? Yes ____ No ______ Fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Name: _______________________________ Phone: __________________________________ Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Name: ______________________________ Phone: __________________________________

High School Information Date of Graduation ____________ Number in Class _________ Rank in Class ____________ GPA _____ High Schools attended. List most recent first. Name of School(s)

Dates Attended

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___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Please list all honors and awards earned in high school.

Please list any clubs involved in and/or offices held in high school as well as the dates.

Please list extracurricular activities in high school as well as the dates.

Please list anything else that you would like to add about high school.

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College Information Name(s) of college(s) or school(s) to which you have or are applying, in order of preference: 1. ____________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. ____________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ Indicate career goal: ___________________________________________________________________________ How long will you be in school to achieve this goal? ___________________________________________________

POA Information Are you or your immediate family a state POAC member? ___________ State _______How long? ____________ What state club activities have you been involved with? _______________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Are you or your immediate family a national member? ___________________ How long? ____________________ What national club activities have you been involved with? _____________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Do you and your family currently own and/or show POAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s? ____________________________________________ List POA activities that involved 4H, local, state, national level i.e. approved shows, trail rides, etc. Name of pony: ____________________________________________ When: ___________________________________________________ Type of event: ________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________

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POAC Scholarship Score Sheet POAC Participation..............................................................................................................................20 points____ (State, Regional, National Level involvement) POA Essay…………………………………………………………………………………20 points ____ (should include but not limited to how long you have been involved with POAC and what you have gained and learned from being involved) Educational Goals………………………………………………………………………... 20 points ____ (brief summary, 150 words or less about why you want to continue your education) School.......................................................................................................................................................15 points ____ (Grades, attendance, extracurricular activities) References………………………………………………………………………………….15 points ____ (3 required from 1) POA member; 2) a teacher; 3) applicant’s choice) Application………………………………………………………………………………….10 points____ (neat, complete, correct grammar, spelling etc.) Total out of possible 100: This is the criteria your application will be judged on.

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Essay and summary must be typed, double spaced, and use Times Roman size 12 fon t.

1. Write a 300 word essay about you and the POAC. The essay should include but is not limited to how long you have been involved with POAC and what you have gained and learned from being involved with POAC. Please do not include information about your parent’s involvement. You may include how your parents encouraged. 2. Write a brief summary (150 words or less) about why you want to continue your education. 3. Include an official school transcript and attendance record. 4. Three recommendations are required from: 1) POA member; 2) a teacher; 3) applicant’s choice. Recommendation letters cannot be from a relative. Use the form provided in the application packet. The person completing the form will mail it directly to POAC. Please provide a stamped, addressed envelope to each person along with the form, they may include a letter in addition to the form, if they would like. Must be postmarked by March 1, 2016 - POA January 2016 -

Recommendation Form for POAC Scholarship Application Pony of the Americas Club, Inc. 3828 S Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203

National Office: 317-788-0107 www.poac.org

To the individual making this recommendation: Your comments will be weighed heavily by members of the Scholarship Review Committee as they evaluate the applicant’s qualifications for a POAC Scholarship. Please describe the applicant by checking one (1) statement that is most applicable to him/her beside each quality. Feel free to include a letter with additional information if you prefer. Please mail directly to: POAC, 3828 S Emerson Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46203. Please postmark by March 1, 2016. Name of person reporting: ____________________________________________ Date________________________________________ Relationship to applicant: _____________________________________________ (Teacher, Employer, POA member, etc.) Applicant’s Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________

ADJUSTABILITY  1. Secure in his/her social relationships and accepted by groups which he/she is a part; notable ability to control emotions.  2. Appears to have some anxiety about his/her social relationships, but is well accepted by the groups of which he/she is a part; usually well controlled.  3. Shows desire to be accepted by the group, but in general is treated with indifference; neutral.  4. Withdrawn, shows withdrawal tendency that prevents his/her being fully accepted by the group.  5. Not accepted; has characteristics of personal behavior that prevent his/her being an accepted member of the group. ATTENDANCE or PARTICIPATION  1. Distinctly above average; enjoys being active and contributing.  2. Seldom misses; always on time.  3. Average participation; sometimes late.  4. Frequently late or away.  5. Avoids participation, seldom contributes time to activities. INITIATIVE  1. Shows resourcefulness in working out plans and carrying them through.  2. Sometimes shows evidence of originality and advanced plans for carrying through ideas.  3. Inclined to take things as they come; has potential and may be capable of self-directed action, if enthused.  4. Seldom varies from established initiative and resourcefulness.  5. Disturbed by new ideas; tendency to drift without plan or decision; resists change. COOPERATION  1. Highly conscious of group welfare, deliberately plans acts of thoughtfulness.  2. Generally considerate of others in work and play; cooperates easily.  3. Reasonably polite, tactful; average relationships.  4. Frequently lacking in consideration for others.  5. Indifferent to others, surly or antagonistic.

WORK HABITS  1. Highly effective; reaches maximum accomplishment for one of his/her ability.  2. Adequate; accomplishes all that would commonly be expected for someone of his/her ability.  3. Not yet adequate, but shows promise of becoming so.  4. Works randomly, not consistent in work habits; wastes time.  5. Indifferent to work obligations; seldom completes work. LEADERSHIP  1. Habitually shapes the opinions and activities of others; exerts a controlling influence.  2. Has a contributing influence upon others, though not controlling.  3. Has leadership potential, but influence is limited to small groups.  4. Has no definite influence on others, fails to meet leadership responsibilities.  5. Avoids assuming leadership; carried along by the nearest or strongest influence. PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT  1. Outstanding in taste and appearance.  2. Generally careful of appearance and grooming.  3. Average in grooming and dress.  4. Clean, but careless of appearance and grooming.  5. Untidy, carelessly dressed. RESPONSIBILITY  1. Shows initiative and versatility in carrying out responsibilities promptly.  2. Generally dependable, completes without compulsion whatever is assigned, but unlikely to enlarge the scope of assignments.  3. Usually carries through undertakings, requires only occasional reminder or compulsion.  4. Requires frequent prodding and much supervision; generally unreliable.  5. Irresponsible; tries to evade responsibility.

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Membership Application and General Order Form Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc.

• 3828 S. Emerson Ave. • Indianapolis, IN 46203 • 317-788-0107 Fax: 317-788-8974 • www.poac.org Name ____________________________________________________ Date ________________________________________ ( N O FA R M N A M E P L E A S E )

Address __________________________________________ City _________________ State ___________ Zip __________ Telephone: Days ___________________ Evenings __________________ Email ___________________________________ Family Members:_______________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Welcome to the POAC. National Membership in Pony Of the Americas Club, Inc. is a prerequisite for conducting registry business, with the exception of Transfer of Ownership. Membership entitles you and your immediate family to voting privileges, nomination and election of members to the National Board of Directors, eligibility for National Year-End Awards, and participation in POAC Regional Shows, Classic Shows, National Congress, and International Futurity events. For voting priviledges, membership must be post marked by April 15 of the current year.All POA State and National Officers, members of State and National POA Boards of Directors, POAC Approved Judges, State and National Inspectors, Show Chairmen, and POAC liaison people working with Open shows, and National Committee Chairmen must be current POAC National Members. To apply for membership, complete this application and sign below. Send this form with appropriate fees to the POAC National Office. If you have any questions, contact the POAC by phone at 317-788-0107. You can also find much helpful information and most of our forms on our website at www.poac.org. POAC reserves the right to change fees at any time.

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POAC Membership: POA magazine subscription included ............................................................................. $70 (required to process any paperwork, voting rights, points, year-end awards & to show at the following shows: Regional, International, Classic, World - type & National Futurities) (POA magazine subsctiption run ftom March 01 - February 28) POAC Membership only - no magazine subscription included ........................................................................ $50 POAC Associate Membership (Judges & Organizations ONLY) .................................................................. $35 (not included: voting rights, points and POA magazine) Junior Membership*** ...................................................................................................................................... $25 *** (Only for a youth showing a POA owned by another family with current membership, at the Regional, International, Classic, World - type or Futurities) Family Name and State ________________________________________________ Magazine Subscription only (no membership) ................................................................................................. $ 40 (POA magazine subscription runs from March 01 - February 28)

Outside USA $82

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POAC MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES ONE COPY OF THE CURRENT OFFICIAL HAND BOOK (UPON REQUEST).

I hereby agree to abide by the rules and regulations of POAC, Inc. as listed in the current Official POAC Handbook; and, I ascribe to the goals and purposes of POAC, as detailed in the Official Handbook.

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REGISTRATION FEES

(Please add appropriate membership fee to these rates)

OTHER FEES Research fee (minimum 1 hr.)..........................................................$25 per hr.

Jan 1 - Sept 30 of calendar year foaled ID or Tentative..................$30 Oct 1 - Dec 31 of calendar year foaled ID or Tentative ..................$40 During yearling year ........................................................................$50

Duplicate certificate ........................................................................$20

During 2-year-old older year............................................................$70

Lease-filing fee ................................................................................$10 Name change....................................................................................$50

ID to Tentative..................................................................................$20 Transfer from Tentative to Permanent ............................................$20 Transfer from POA to ID ............................................................ .. $20 Change stallion to gelding.............................................................. $5 Annual filing fee, Stallion report ....................................................$30 Transfer of ownership ......................................................................$15

Five-generation pedigree..................................................................$25 Late or amended stallion report ......................................................$15

Permanent Height Card (good for all POAC shows) ..............................$25 POA Magazine (sample issue) ............................................................$ 5 Point Summary - Lifetime 2yr Detail ..............................................$35 Point Summary - Lifetime ..............................................................$15

HARDSHIP-REGISTRATION FEES

Point Summary - One Year ..............................................................$10

Gelding ............................................................................................$100 Mare ................................................................................................$150 Stallion ............................................................................................$500 Mares with unknown pedigree........................................................$100

Proven Producer Award....................................................................$10 Registration of farm name or prefix ................................................$25 Reinstatement of pedigree................................................................$10 ROM Award ....................................................................................$30 POAC Stud Books Per Volume .......................................................$10

(in addition to regular registration fees)

POAC RUSH FEES 21 business days .............................................................................$35 8 to 20 business days ......................................................................$100 7 business days ...............................................................................$150 All Field Registrations ....................................................................$35

Progeny Listing ................................................................................$10

Rulebook ..........................................................................................$ 5 DNA Test Kit ...................................................................................$40 HYPP Test Kit ..................................................................................$65

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Rev. 2/15

and Pieces POAC Office Fax Number (317)788-8974 Things to Know For 2016 State Club Shows

Be sure to review the following rules changes/clarifications in the October 2015 Board Minutes (this issue of POA Magazine): a. b. c. d. e. f.

Hunt Seat Attire Rules regarding protective headgear Clarification on W/T Pleasure and 3-Gait Pleasure for Class Entry Ranch Pleasure opportunities at POA Approved Shows Leadline class halter requirements POAC Special Needs National Year End Award Application (this POA Magazine Issue) JPFC Clarification regarding National Year-End Awards… this is a Pony Award

Reminder about Youth Novice Program If you are interested in participating in the Youth Novice Program, be sure to read the eligibility requirements on our POA website, www.POAC.org, and submit an application for your Novice card … you must allow at least two weeks for processing before you will receive your card. At all National Events, you must have prior approval by the National POAC before you can participate in any Novice event. Call the National POAC if you have any questions about the Novice Program.

D ates T o R emember 2016 International Sale and Futurity October 3-8 in Des Moines IA 2016 POAC National Convention February 25-28 Marriott Minneapolis Airport Bloomington MN 2017-19 National Convention TBA in Indianapolis, IN 2016 National Congress July 7-15 in Tulsa, OK 2017-19 International Sale and Futurity TBA in Des Moines, IA 2016 Central Classic Minnesota Equestrian Center, Winona MN June 13-19 2017-2018 same weekend 2016 Eastern Classic Harriman, TN – August 19-21 2017-2019 National Congress Expo Square, Tulsa OK 2017 (July 11-22), 2018 (July 12-21) 2019 (July 9-20) 2016-2018 POAC West World Longmont Colorado (July 4th weekend)

Remember Show Secretaries and Club Officers When planning your show schedules and awards for 2016 and beyond, make sure you use the new age codes that will be implemented by the National POAC effective January 1, 2015 which include –6&Under, 9&Under, 10-13, and 14-18.

Check the National POAC Website for up-to-date “Open Show Affidavit” standings!

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2017 SELECT SIRE FUTURITY STALLION BID FORM Purchase the Stallion of your choice by sealed bidding…Must be postmarked by February 1, 2016. Minimum bid is one-half the advertised stud fee or $200 (whichever is greater). • • • •

POAC requires all stallions used in the breeding program to be DNA tested. All sealed bids through February 1, 2016, are processed by the highest bid received. If there are duplicate winning bids, the bid with the earliest postmark will be the winning bid. All bids remain sealed until February 10, 2016, at which time they are opened and processed. After the bidding phase is over, all remaining stallions are available on a first come-first serve basis through July 31, 2016.

Select Sire Stallion Service Purchase Form I would like to place a bid for the 2016 breeding service of: Sire Owner’s Name: Enclosed is my check for $

State: to cover this 2016 Stallion Service.

Purchaser

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Pony of the Americas Club Inc. 2017 Select Sire Futurity Purchase Form 3828 S. Emerson Avenue Indianapolis IN 46203

Conditions --- Matters such as mare care, location of stallion, guarantees, re-breedings, etc. are between the stallion owner and the purchaser of that stallion’s service. POAC makes no guarantees, refunds, or negotiations concerning the donated service. Call the stallion owner regarding these matters before you purchase a stallion service. All sealed bids must be postmarked by February 1, 2016. After sealed bids are processed, all remaining stallions may be purchased by the first postmark received until July 31, 2016. Please mark the front of this bid envelope “Select Sire Futurity Purchase Bid 2017”. Do not send any other POA paperwork to be processed in the same envelope with this bid. To insure proper applications of payment, THIS FORM MUST BE USED.

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POA - Palomino POA - Bay few spot POA - Palomino

POA POA - palomino fewspot leopard POA - Chestnut with frost over hips POA - Bay AQHA

AQHA - Palomino Five Panel Negative

California LVO Four On The Floor LVO Respects Poco Bien Four On The Floor

Florida RQT Win I Speak U Listen Speaker Of The House Suddenly On Fire TC Impulsive Weedo The Big Chex

Georgia Leos Gold Peppy

Iowa CHR Tigers Tough Eagle POA - Chestnut few spot Docs Macho Man POA - Chestnut few spot Docs Ruff N Tough POA - sorrel with blanket Docs Ruff N Zip POA - White few spot with sorrel points Dun N Dirty POA - Dun with blanket Dutch Golden Chocolatey POA - Palomino First Impulse POA - Chestnut marbelized roan Hes One Tough Bud POA - Sorrel snow cap His Dirty Dealer POA - Bay few spot Hot Chocolate Hunter ApHC - Chestnut with blanket and spots Ima Impulsive Star POA - Few Spot JBJs Kid Carson POA Look At My Silver POA My Lucky Zipper POA - Chestnut with frost Pal George Jones POA RPRs Impulsive Superman POA - Sorrel Leopard Santee Tuff Joe POA Silent Sham POA - Bay Leopard Smooth Agent POA Suddenly Sid POA - Few spot Sunbright Skip The Dance POA - Bay leopard The Midnight Special POA - Black with blanket and spots The Silver Kid POA - few spot with black points

KS’s Pony Farm KS’s Pony Farm KS’s Pony Farm KS’s Pony Farm

POA - Chestnut leopard POA - Sorrel, blanket with spots POA - Sorrel fewspot POA - Chestnut roan snowcap

Brad or Josh Wilson T.Shroyer, E. Beninga, D. Ernst Dean Damman Chuck & Maxine Shekleton Bob Roseland Anne Dykstra Leo or Lee Ann Haack Dean Damman Bob Roseland or Arlene Severidt Orlen Stolee C.A. Good or Teresa Good Corey or Angela Damman Dean Damman The Pony Farm Wilson & Sons Jessica Drish Arlene Kae Severidt or Bob Roseland Bob Roseland Bob Roseland Orlen Stolee Alicia Slapnicka The Pony Farm Leased to Dean or Corey Damman Owner: Megan McConville

Anita Hendrix

Ericka and Deb Sines Robert or Tracy Keen Donna Zimmermann Tracy or Robert Keen Kristen Massaro

Cliff or Joan Thomas Cliff or Joan Thomas Purchased by Linda Beagle, CA

Owner/Lessee

Breed and Color Description (by Owner)

Stallion Name Alabama Kind Of Impulsive KS’s Handsome As Bond KS’s Jammin With A Ghost KS’s Naturally Nifty

erickasines@gmail.com tcpoas@embarqmail.com ponieswithrhythm@aol.com tcpoas@embarqmail.com kmassaro82@gmail.com

thomasjoan@mac.com thomasjoan@mac.com thomasjoan@mac.com

ksspoas@gmail.com ksspoas@gmail.com ksspoas@gmail.com ksspoas@gmail.com

515-291-0899 kristin.wilson@fbfs.com 563-419-1251 tdsdvm@yahoo.com 641-751-2129 ddamman1@hotmail.com 563-536-2249 shekleton@neitel.net 641-751-9021 rosebokay@iowatelecom.net 563-380-4357 annedykstra@gmail.com 319-668-2986 leeann.haack@gmail.com 641-751-2129 ddamman1@hotmail.com 641-751-9021 rosebokay@iowatelecom.net 515-893-2317 57” 641-344-6356 tpg1960@hotmail.com 641-751-7369 heelers17@hotmail.com 641-751-2129 ddamman1@hotmail.com 641-919-3741 ponyfarm1@aol.com 515-291-0899 55 1/2” 563-940-8116 jtdrish@gmail.com 641-752-2074 severidthorses@wildblue.net 641-751-9021 rosebokay@iowatelecom.net 641-751-9021 rosebokay@iowatelecom.net 515-893-2317 54” 515-451-5764 pastimeperformancehorses@yahoo.com 641-919-3741 ponyfarm1@gmail.com 641-751-2129 ddamman1@hotmail.com

770-562-8213 or 770-851-3399 56 1/4”

407-421-8708 863-990-6893 813-737-4508 813-363-1535 863-990-6893 813-326-9296

925-862-2965 925-862-2965 925-862-2965

256-974-0400 256-974-0400 256-974-0400 256-974-0400

Phone

51” 52” 50 1/2” 51” 55” 55” 55 1/2” 55 1/2” 53 1/2” PT 53 3/4” 52 54” 54” $600 55” 54” 55” 55” PT 55 1/2” 54 1/2” 54”

55” 55” 53” 54 1/2” 58”

54” 54” 54”

54” 52” 54 1/2” 55”

No No No No No

Yes Yes Yes

No No No No

IA IA IA

IA IA IA IA

IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA

FL FL FL FL FL

CA CA LVO CA

AL AL AL AL

Shipped Location

PT No $375 No PT No PT Yes PT No $500 No PT No PT No PT No Yes IA PT Yes PT No PT No PT Yes No IA PT No PT No PT No PT Yes IA $400 No PT No $400 Yes

PT PT PT PT PT

PT PT PT

PT PT PT PT

Height Fee

POAC makes no guarantees, refunds, or negotiations concerning a donated service, or any information provided in this list regarding color, height, shipped semen, etc. Call the stallion owner regarding these matters before you purchase a stallion service. All purchases must be made by July 31, 2016. Refer to the current POAC Handbook for complete details on the purchase of these breedings for 2017 Select Sire Futurity .

2017 Select Sire Futurity

- POA January 2016 765-524-9002 260-519-5433

Dale or Pamela Bowman Gerald and Lori Meadows Rikki Whitby, KS Staci Mitchell, KS Staci Mitchell Jeremy or Julie Stiebens Dale L or Pamela K Bowman

POA - Bay Leopard POA Palomino snowcap POA - Bay Appaloosa ApHC POA - Liver Chestnut Snowcap AQHA - Red Dun-Gold Champagne Dun

POA - Chestnut with blanket

AQHA - Black Terilyn Noyce ApHC - Dun with blanket (heavy dun char.) Noelle Schmidt POA - Chestnut leopard Sarai Banister Shipped Semen Only - No Live Cover - Collection and Shipping Fees paid by purchaser POA - Few spot with sorrel points Renee Knipp POA - Bay snowcap Terilyn Noyce or Jason Doyle

Kansas Azure Skies Wonder Look Dbl Ds Cadillac Gold Dutch Colored Impulse He Is A Hot Score Onyxed Salty Stole The Look Strike On Stone

Maryland Pal Baja Bandito

Michigan Chocolate Jet Set Chocolatey CR Star Kid Driftwoods Silver Tab GSP Clues Blues

Michelle Tauson

pryors777@gmail.com ljpoas@hotmail.com

317-535-4224 317-490-4820 317-494-1883 260-519-5433

Richard and Lynda Corn Ken & Kay Tearman Agent -Linzy Zahm-Lahr Owner: Doug Webel Lisa Pryor Linzy Zahm-Lahr

terilyn.noyce@gmail.com schmidt.noelle@gmail.com sarailynn@yahoo.com renee@firesidefarms.net terilyn.noyce@gmail.com

616-862-4171 517-223-6799

mdtauson@yahoo.com

wildfirepoas@yahoo.com mfspoas@hotmail.com ponypoa@aol.com sropehorses@gmail.com srophorses@gmail.com jbug97@hotmail.com wildfirepoas@yahoo.com

517-223-6799 973-534-1918 317-919-2352

410-979-4311

785-305-0427 or 785-966-3922 620-921-0307 or 602-921-0308 913-302-9686 816-304-2667 816-304-2667 620-662-2309 785-305-0427 785-966-3922

rcsnaffles@aol.com kentearman@centurylink.net ljpoas@hotmail.com

317-691-4096

C.Todd or Missy Corn

mcdesigns11@yahoo.com

317-691-4096 574-586-3034 317-691-4096 765-344-0521 or 765-592-0173 260-519-5433

C.Todd or Missy Corn Stephanie Bella C.Todd or Missy Corn Tim & Monti Byers, IN Jackie Guthrie or Bob Zahm

Indiana A Sudden Zippo AQHA - Sorrel Color Me DZ POA Dun Up Snappy POA - Buckskin with blanket and spots Handsome Hollywood Star POA - Palomino with blanket Kid O Bounce POA - Sorrel fewspot Shipped Semen Only - No Live Cover KSs Notorious Ghost POA - Sorrel fewspot PSSM N/N KSs Sonny Dee Dash POA - Chestnut snowcap Pal Cavalcade POA - Chestnut few spot Santee Shiek POA - Sorrel with blanket Step Into My RV AQHA - Palomino Tribute To Hollywood POA - Buckskin few spot

mcdesigns11@yahoo.com stephridespoas@yahoo.com mcdesigns11@yahoo.com montijbyers@gmail.com ljpoas@hotmail.com

PT $350 PT PT PT

500

551/2” PT 51” PT

58” PT 61” $1,500 50 1/2” PT

55”

51” PT 53 1/2” PT 54” $400 60” $750 60” $750 56”PHC PT 60” PT

59” PT 53”PHC PT

54” PT 56” PT 54 1/2” PT

54”

57” 55” 54” 53 1/2” 49 1/2”

50 3/4” PT

217-519-2918 or 217-877-1092

54”

217-519-2918 or 217-877-1092

No PT 53”

Mike,Kathy,Brandon & Tyler Barringer Mike,Kathy,Brandon & Tyler Barringer Mike,Kathy,Brandon & Tyler Barringer

Illinois Gotta Good Impulse POA - few spot leopard Truly On An Impulse POA - Leopard Truly Pre Approved POA - Palomino w/blanket

PT 52”

Height Fee

217-877-1092 or 217-519-2918

515-291-0899 55 1/2” 641-919-3741 ponyfarm1@aol.com

Jared Wilson or Wilson & Sons The Pony Farm

Phone

Owner/Lessee

Stallion Name Breed and Color Description (by Owner) Iowa Continued Wils Cash in Hand POA Wudin Chus Silver N Gold POA - Red Dun Few Spot

No No

Yes Yes Yes

Yes

No No No Yes No No No

Yes No

No No No

Yes No No No Yes

IA No

MI MI

MI MI MI

KS KS KS KS KS KS KS

IN IN

IN IN IN

IN IN IN IN IN

Shipped Location

2017 Select Sire Futurity

- POA January 2016 -

ApHC - Dun with blanket POA POA - Sorrel with spots POA POA - Bay with blanket

Oklahoma LB All The Rage Outrageous Cajun Salty Array Santee Skip N Skip The Big Shooter

Oregon CA Secret Impulsive Star Chex In The Mail 002 Docs Poco King Peppy Eagles View Takoda Impressive Agenda Indys Unzipped Jaz Poco Blueseal JE Pistol Pete M&Ns Leo Bar None SBF Docs Siri Plaudit Zipped Cash Zippos Skip Bar South Dakota A Stars Journey Brennas Golden Dunit Santee Encore Santee Garcia Santee Highlander Santee Hotroddin Zippo Santee Red Hotrodder Santee Review Santee Santiago Santee Senator Santee Skip On Santee Tesoro

POA - Chestnut Blanket w/Spots Maple Meadows POAs Shipped Semen Only - Collection and shipping fee paid by purchaser AQHA Jim Dudley 5 panel tested POA - Bay snowcap Pamela A. Coombs POA - Chestnut snowcap Lora Lee Holley Shipped Semen Only POA-Sorrel roan w/ blanket to withers & spots Janice or Ben Spears Proven Producer &amp; ROM(H)

Missouri A Trace Of Impulse Chex Rooster Clayhill Lazy Loper RU Triple Tough Wils Certified Royal jimdudleyqh@hotmail.com coombs.pamela@yahoo.com holleywoodts@yahoo.com janicespears@gmail.com

940-727-1824 573-864-7181 580-340-0929 579-999-1014

caroll001@centurytel.net carol001@centurytel.net carol001@centurytel.net carol001@enturytel.net carol001@centurytel.net fewspotacrepoas@yahoo.com carol001@centurytel.net carol001@centurytel.net carol001@centurytel.net fewspotacrepoas@yahoo.com cpaintedacres@gmail.com fewspotacrepoas@yahoo.com

541-258-7541 541-258-7541 541-258-7541 541-258-7541 or 541-401-1488 541-258-7541 541-401-1488 209-556-8009 541-258-7541 541-258-7541 or 541-401-1488 541-258-7541 541-401-1488 209-556-8009 or 541-367-4725 541-409-1807 209-556-8009 or 541-367-4725

405-201-9127 s_rbiggs@yahoo.com 405-201-9127 s_riggs@yahoo.com 580-596-2409 918-366-9759 tulsahorsetrainer@gmail.com 405-201-9127 r_sbiggs@yahoo.com

haleybrooke429@gmail.com

meyerronald@yahoo.com lkrome@frontiernet.net

hchestnut@charter.net terilyn.noyce@gmail.com densmo5@aol.com

660-359-1101 or 660-654-2031

507-373-0128 507-236-3174

269-673-8115 517-223-6799 269-781-3656

AQHA - Palamino Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com Five Panel Testing Done - All N/N AQHA John Rivard - Justine Rivard/Agent 605-891-9160 remedyranch03@gmail.com No Live Cover - Winning bidder will be responsible for: $250 booking fee and $450 chute fee (includes shipping) - LTE: $39,602; PE $78,000 POA - Chestnut with snowflake blanket Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Sorrel leopard Gene & Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Buckskin with blanket Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Black Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Sorrel Gene & Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Chestnut leopard Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Chestnet fewspot Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Leopard, white with palomino spos Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Sorrel Leopard Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com POA - Sorrel leopard Gene or Carolyn Carr 605-783-3832 santee@dailypost.com

POA - Sorrel with blanket Russ & Carol Davidson International Winner Yearling Stallion AQHA - Black Russ or Carol Davidson AQHA - Grullo Russ & Carol Davidson POA - Black snowcap Russ or Carol Davidson, OR AQHA - Dark Dun Russ or Carol Davidson POA - Dun snowcap Pam Barlet & Bev Routon AQHA - Grulla Russ & Carol Davidson POA - Fewspot chestnut Russ or Carol Davidson, OR POA - Bay leopard Russ or Carol Davidson International Most Colorful - ROM Halter &amp; Most Colorful POA - Bay few spot Bev Routon AQHA Justin & Deana Chafin AQHA - Sorrel Pam Barlet and Bev Routon

Rosslyn Spencer Biggs DVM Spencer Livestock Lynn Puffinbarger Julieanna Coombs Spencer Livestock

Ron or Nancy Meyer, MN Dan or Lori Krome

POA - Few Spot with sorrel points POA - Black few spot

Minnesota Guaranteed Equity Ima Few Spot Dream

Harry or Jan Chestnut Terilyn Noyce or DeAnne Noyce Charly Wallen or Leola Densmore

POA - Brown black with snowflakes POA - Sorrel leopard POA - Sorrel with blanket and spots

Nite Time Invitation Pal Ace Two Eyed Sonny

$1,000

PT $1,450 PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

58” 55 1/2” 48” 56” 54” 54” 56” 54” 56” 56” 55”

PT $750 PT

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

PT PT PT PT PT

$350

56”

52” 61” 56”

56” 56 1/2” 52” 55 1/2” 56” 58” 52” 49”

55”

56” 52” 54 “ 56” 53”

51”

55” $300 50 1/2” PT

59”

54 1/2” PT

55 1/4” PT 52 1/8” PT

56” PT 53 1/2” PT 54 1/2” PT

No No No No No No No No No No

Yes

Yes No Yes

No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes

No No No No No

No Yes

Yes

No No

No Yes No

SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD

OR OR OR

OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR

OK OK OK OK OK

MO MO

MN MN

MI MI MI

- POA January 2016 -

AQHA - Black

POA - Chestnut POA - Bay with blanket POA - Sorrel snowcap POA - Chestnut fewspot POA POA - Palomino with blanket

Washington Classie Starlight

Wisconsin AKA With Intent To Win Docs Chocolate Impulse Docs Diamond Dude Kid Os Seventh Heaven Rocky Twist N Two Socks Tribute To Intense

Amber Dreyer Julian Nemmers Lisa Hirschman and Patty Jacobson Amber Dreyer David Hestekin Amber Dreyer

Mamie Wheeler & Leslie Brack

cowgirln@comcast.net 608-697-1483 kreierkountry@hotmail.com 608-748-5084 54 3/4” 303-859-5725 lisamhirschman@gmail.com 608-697-1483 kreierkountry@hotmail.com 715-832-9091 tar9091@aol.com 608-697-1483 kreierkountry@hotmail.com

360-597-6322

56” PT 56” 51 1/2” 55 1/2” 55”

55”

55” 53” 55” 54”

POA - Sorrell POA - Chestnut snowcap POA POA - Chestnut leopard

Utah Impulses Gold Loper RY Diamond Equity Tribute To Prince Zip N Gold

$300 No $300 $500 $300 $400

PT PT PT PT

$300 PT PT PT No PT

57” 62” 55” 52” PT 60” mike.gardner@nebo.edu mike.gardner@nebo.edu mike.gardner@nebo.edu mike.gardner@nebo.edu

$500

55”

801-592-4095 801-592-4095 801-592-4095 801-592-4095

Yes

Mike Gardner Mike Gardner Mike Gardner Mike Gardner

Yes

Yes WI No Yes No Yes

Yes

No No Yes Yes

Yes Yes No No TX Yes

Yes

No Yes TX

PT $300 Yes

51” 50” PT

Yes Yes

Yes

55” PT 53 1/2” PT

WI WI WI WI

UT UT UT UT

TX TX TX TX

TX TX

TN TN

Shipped Location

morningstarfarmpoas@yahoo.com morningstarfarmpoas@yahoo.com

Height Fee

49”

951-592-7627 931-592-7627 423-280-3730

David or Heather Brewer David or Heather Brewer

POA - Sorrel fewspot leopard POA - Chestnut leopard

Phone

53 1/2” PT

Owner/Lessee

Breed and Color Description (by Owner)

Texas A Solar Eclipse POA - Bay with Blanket Dwayne or Jayme Senkel 940-524-3596 Home tnepoa@yahoo.com 940-322-9328 Work By Design POA - Few Spot L. Furlong gamspec@aol.com Shipped Semen Only - Collection Fee $550 to be paid to Stallion Owner - No Live Cover CHR Hez Tuff E Nuff POA - Bay leopard Tommy & Suzanne Tomlin 903-849-3844 903-283-6522 chimneyhill@hotmail.com JBC Heza Salty Dude POA Sorrel Angie Wallis 903-498-7580 nytelife7@yahoo.com OBR A Sudden Good Bar POA - Bay leopard Patty Koehler 940-365-9493 53 1/2” Collection Fee $300/Shipping Fee Not Included OBR Impulsive POA - Sorrel Patty Koehler 940-365-9493 53 1/2” Collection Fee $300/Shipping Fee Not Included OBR Perfect Design POA - Sorrel with frost and dark spots Patty Koehler 940-365-9493 53” Collection Fee $300/Shipping Fee Not Included Pal Casey Jones POA - few spot Kristen Fears & Charlen McBride 817-447-2371 oaksqh@aol.com Shipped Semen Only Sawlawi Nyte Stalker Arabian – Black Angie Wallis 903-498-7580 nytelife7@yahoo.com Set For Life AQHA - Black Homozygous Richard or Charlen McBride 817-447-2371 or 817-832-4520 oaksqh@yahoo.com TNE Hez Dynamite POA - Few spot Dwayne and Jayme Brown Senkel 940-524-3596 940-632-7526 tnepoa@yahoo.com TNE Too Real POA - Chestnut Dwayne or Jayme Brown Senkel 940-524-3596 or 940-632-7526 tnepoa@yahoo.com TX’s Chip N Array POA - Few spot Lynn Puffinbarger 580-430-5054 52 3/4” Zippos Gold Rolex AQHA - Sorrel Richard or Charlen McBride 817-447-2371 oaksqh@yahoo.com

Stallion Name Tennessee JBJs Lookin Bright Eyed Santee Skipn Twist

2017 Select Sire Futurity

2016 Owner’s Directory Alabama

KS’s PONY FARM

Kenneth & Pat Steele, Lydia Gove, Trainer 612 County Road 169 • Moulton, Alabama 35650 Ph: 256-974-0400 Email: KSsPOAs@aol.com • Website: www. kssponyfarm.com Standing: KS’s Jammin With A Ghost ROM(H), Kind of Impulive ROM(H)-Int’l & Futurity Champion, KSs Heza Nifty Twist-Int’l Champion, Alias Ghost King, ApHC Int’l Futurity & Supreme Champion Producer, KSs Twenty X Dash Show Ponies, Family Ponies & Quality Young Stock for sale.

California LITTLE VALLEY OAKS

Cliff & Joan Thomas 8225 Turners Lane • Sunol, California 94586 Phone: (925) 862-2965 • Email: joan@littlevalleyoaks.com Website: www.littlevalleyoaks.com LVO Four On The Floor - International Grand Champion Stallion LVO Respects Poco Bien - International Champion National Inspector • Breeders of quality POAS!

Colorado BDK POAs

Barbara Klein 5800 E. County Rd. 66 • Wellington, Colorado 80549 • Ph: 970-225-9457 Email: barbkleinpoas@yahoo.com Standing: Diamondized ApHC-57” WP & HUS point earner, Producer of halter, WP, longeline & futurity winners

Illinois STRUNK FARMS

Nancy L. Strunk 4111 N. Rising Road • Champaign, Illinois 61822 Ph: (217) 778-3010 • Email: nlstrunk@aol.com http://www.illinipoas.com/ Breeders of Illini POAs

Indiana Z ANIMAL CROSSING

Bob & Leslie Zahm • Travis & Linzy Lahr 254 North Warren Road • Huntington, Indiana 46750 (260) 519-5433 • (260) 740-741 • E-Mail: ljpoas@hotmail.com Website: www.zanimalcrossing.com Standing: Tribute To Hollywood MM Mags Son of a Gun

Ohio

POA’s, Zebra, Miniature Donkeys, Miniature Herford C a t t l e

SNAFFLES

The Corn Family 240 N. Front Street • Whiteland, Indiana 461849752 (317)535-4224 • Cell (317)490-4820 • Website: www.SnafflesStore.com Email: SnafflesSales@gmail.com • Facebook: www.facebook.com/SnafflesStore Horse/Pony Apparel, Tack, Supplies and Silver Specializing in POA Size Equipment

CLEAR RUN FARM

T & S PERFORMANCE HORSES

David Mulheim 3870 Harbrook Avenue SW • Navarre, Ohio 44662 (330) 832-3282 • Cell: 330-309-1973 • Email: birdvalley@aol.com Standing: Ima Peppy San Cutter, AQHA – Grandson of Peppy San; Great Grandson of Colonel Freckles POA Cross with Foundation Working Blood AQHA

Ken & Kay Tearman & Tara Simes Franklin IN 46131 317-494-1883 765-318-4778 Breeder of Top Halter & Performance Ponies Training Also Available

Iowa THE PONY FARM

Susie Drish • Barb Hood • Jessica Drish 2835 239th St. • Fairfield, Iowa 52556 (641) 919-3741 • E-Mail: ponyfarm1@aol.com Standing: RPR’s Impulsive Superman, The Midnight Special, My Lucky Zipper, Wudin Chus Silver N Gold Quality POAs for sale at all times.

Missouri SC PONY FARM

Janice & Mike Spears 6140 E. Loy Martin Rd.• Ashland, Missouri 65010 Ph: (573) 999-1014 • Email: janicespears@gmail. com Web site: www.scponyfarm.com Standing: Wils Certified Royal 51” proven producer. Quality POAs all ages for sale

Oklahoma SPENCER LIVESTOCK, LLC

David, Rosslyn, Blayne, Chelsea, Kelton, Maguire and Kennedy PO Box 673 • Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023 Ph: 405-202-6311 • Email: s_rbiggs@yahoo.com • www.spencerlivestockok.com Standing: Pal Cavalcade, LB All The Rage, Santee Skipn Skip & The Big Shooter Pony Of the Americas, Quarter Horses, Appaloosas & Show Cattle

- POA January 2016 -

Millard and Nancy Fisher 2830 St. Rt. 229 • Marengo, Ohio 43334 Ph: 740-747-2665 • Cell: 614-206-4162 • Email: hinfisher@aol.com Standing: Congress & Futurity Champions in Halter, Longeline & Western Pleasure Young stock for sale for your next JPFC project

KM POAs

Oregon PICTURE PERFECT RANCH

Bob & Tirzah Cross 17865 SW Cooper Mtn. Lane • Beaverton, Oregon 97707 Phone: (503) 590-5402 • Email: pictperfranch@ yahoo.com Website: www.pictureperfectranch.com Standing: Zippos Lazarus Gold Raising and breeding quality POAs. Put a PERFECT in your barn!

PBJ FEWSPOT ACRE POAS

Pam Barlet, Bev & Jim Routon 40204 Mountain Home Drive • Sweet Home, Oregon 97386 Phone: (541) 367-0834 • (209) 604-6242 • (541) 367-4725 • (209) 556-8009 Email: p_b_ranch@yahoo.com • fewspotsacrepoas@yahoo.com Standing: SBF Doc’s Siri Plaudit, Indys Unzipped Young quality stock available. Affordable horse hauling. National Inspector

South Dakota GENE CARR HORSE RANCH

Gene & Carolyn Carr PO Box 25 • Hayti, South Dakota 57241 Ph: (605) 783-3832 • Email: santee@dailypost.com • Website: http://genecarrhorseranch.com Standing: Santee Senator, Santee Review, Santee Vaquero, Santee Tesoro, Santee Legend, Santee Highlander, A Stars Journey AQHA (grandson of A Sudden Impluse), Santee Hotroddin Zippo, Santee Red Hotrodder, Santee Encore, Santee Skip On, Santee Valdez All Around Champions that excel in halter and performance with great dispositions.

Texas DRAGONDENS POAS

NR Stevenson PO Box 461 • Godley, Texas 76044 (817) 243-8983 • (731) 441-4767 • Email: dragondensPOAs@aol.com Standing: Chocolate Jet Set (AQHA), Last Spanish Array (AQHA), TMDS Two Eyed Rawhide (POA), Dragondens War of Roses (POA), Dragondens Reality (POA) 50 Years Breeding for POAs that Perform.

OBR - OAK BRIAR RANCH

Patty Koehler 251 Fish Trap Road • Aubrey, Texas 76227 • (940) 365-9493 Standing: Premier Stallions: OBR A Sudden Good Bar, OBR Impulsive, & OBR Perfect Design. Raising Multiple International Champions in Halter & Performance. Get your next Champion from OBR!

PHILLIPS FARM

David & LaRena Phillips PO Box 145 • Lone Oak, Texas 75453 Ph: (903) 662-5087 • Fax/Barn (903) 662-4252 • Email: info@phillipsfarm.com Website: www.PhillipsFarm.com Standing: Standing: Santee Cortez (POA), Santee Statesman (POA), Zippo Pine Bud (AQHA), Whatamos (AQHA), Zippos Royal Spirit (AQHA, APHA, PtHA) Raising quality ponies and horses for youth and amateur all-around. Show and performance stock always available. Contact us for your next prospect!

J BAR J RANCH

Larry & Jackie Guthrie, Nicole Blaeser 6162 County Road C • Bloomer, Wisconsin 54729 (715) 720-0234 • (715) 568-5836 • Email: jguthrie0234@gmail.com Website: www.jbarjpoas.com Standing: Kid O Bounce, My Lucky Zipper, & Zips Invested Chip Breeding, Showing, Sales “Where Champions Are Bred”

NIEMEYER’S WANNABE A RANCH

Julian & Ruth Ann Nemmers 3074 Co. Rd. Z • Hazel Green, Wisconsin 53811 Ph: (608) 748-5084 • Email: docandruthie@ frontiernet.net Standing: Docs Chocolate Impulse Progressive bloodlines, longeline, & western pleaure bred prospects for sale

Cheryl Arndt Box 101 • Pierson, Manitoba, Canada Romiso Phone: (204)634-2430 • Cell: (204)522-0081 Email: carndt@mymts.net Website: www.mts.net/~carndt Standing: Jewels Gold Quality family ponies, show quality, young stock for sale

Wyoming

RED DESERT POAs & CHESAPEAKES Karla Clapper PO Box 118 • Bairoil, Wyoming 82322 Phone: (307)324-5302 • Cell: (307)321-0087 Email: reddesertpoas@wbaccess.net Standing: Plaudits Action Man #42064

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Rainbow Ponies Ranch (RPR)

Ernest “Rick” Niemeyer or Debra Niemeyer 1850 60th Avenue • Hammond, Wisconsin 55015 Ph: (715) 684-9393 • Email: wiscowboyrick@aol. com Website: niemeyerswannabearanch@webs. com Standing: Jamaican Scotch, RC Tough N Salty Show quality POA foals & youth ponies

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Canada

- POA January 2016 -

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2014-2016 POAC OFFICIAL HANDBOOK SUPPLEMENT #2 Rule86. HIGH POINT AWARDS C. 1. Add “Adult” to Pleasure Driving 2. Add “Adult” to Pleasure Driving 3. Add “Adult” to Pleasure Driving RULE 95a. RANCH PLEASURE

This class is OPTIONAL at all levels with this class being pointed in 2 divisions 18 & under and 19 & over for National Year-End Awards and for individual class points toward ROM Ranch Horse Pleasure only. This class will not count toward any other Year-End or High Point Awards.

Classes may be run at a separate location and concurrently with other classes. The show committee or judge may designate a qualified person(s) over the age of 18 to judge this class. Judges’ cards MUST be signed by the person judging the class. Two judges are required at a Pony Rama or any double judged show.

TACK AND ATTIRE Working attire may be a long sleeved western shirt with a collar, jeans, western boots and western hat or approved safety helmet. Show attire may be worn with no penalty as saddles and bridles with silver ARE acceptable but not given preference over clean working saddles and bridles. Banded manes are allowed with no preference over natural or roached manes. Tail extensions are allowed.

D. CLASS ROUTINE 1. This class is a pattern class that is judged on the pony’s ability to work each part of the pattern correctly and efficiently with a free forward motion. There are 5 approved patterns that can be found on the POAC website. Maneuver 1: Walk. 4 beat gait, with a level top line and relaxed appearance. Maneuver 2: Trot. This is a ground covering gait with a flat knee and hock with some cushion in his pastern. Maneuver 3: The extended Trot has an obvious lengthening to the stride with an increase in pace. Riders MAY post the extended trot, stand in the stirrups with or without holding the horn or sit the gait. Maneuver 4: Lope. This is a 3 beat gait; displaying forward motion with a level top line. Maneuver 5: Extended Lope. Obvious lengthening of the stride and increase in pace without going into a gallop. Lead changes MAY be simple or flying.

Maneuver 6; 360 Turn; steady and efficient Maneuver 7; Back; in a straight line, soft in the bridle not gaping mouth or bracing E. Penalties; Ponies with unnaturally slow gaits should be heavily penalized Rule 96E. Children in the 9 & under age group are prohibited from exhibiting stallions in any class. Leadline 6 & under exhibitors are prohibited from showing stallions of any age in Leadline Showmanship. However, the Show Committee MAY allow at their discretion Stallions 2 yrs. and older to be shown in Leadline Horsemanship, Leadline Trail, Leadline Costume and Leadline Games. Rule 98F. Clarification of Rule An Exhibitor can NOT ride in the 9 & under W/T Pleasure and the 9 & under W/T/C Pleasure classes at the same show. If a rider exhibits in a WT only pleasure class they are not allowed to exhibit in a 3 gaited PLEASURE class such as the JR or SR Pleasure classes at the same show. An exhibitor that rides in a WT only class is allowed to enter the Trail, Gymkhana, Reining, Western Riding and any of the Hunter over Fence Classes at the same show. Rule 101B. In all Leadline classes; a halter MUST be worn underneath the bridle. The lead MUST be attached to the halter. RULE 105 Hunt Seat Attire ASTM/SEI Approved protective headgear with fastened harness is REQUIRED for ALL Youth classes on the flat and classes requiring over fence work. Rule 148A. POA YEAR END SPECIAL NEEDS EQUINE EVENT PARTICIPANT AWARD Open to any age special needs person(s). Events can include horse shows, therapy riding, recorded time at home or any event completed on a POA. Submit essay on the nominee including the following: a picture, participant’s name and name and contact info of person submitting the application. Essays will be evaluated by a panel of judges. The award will be presented at the National POAC Convention. Submit to; National POAC – Special Needs Program – 3828 S. Emerson Avenue – Indianapolis IN 46203. Rule 174. Junior Pony Futurity Classic-JPFC D.1. Should read “Given to the pony who accumulates the most points in the current year at all the shows.

2015 POAC NATIONAL YEAR-END AWARD WINNER PHOTOS NEEDED!!! If you placed 1st in any category of the 2015 POAC National Year-End Awards, we need your photo to run in the POA Magazine as well as at the banquet at the POA Convention next month…You can e-mail your photo to: poac@poac.org and be sure to label it with the pony name, handler name, and owner name/state, as well as the category(s) photo is for…all photos must be received by FEBRUARY 1, 2016 in order to appear in the POA Magazine and at the banquet…we cannot run professional photographs unless we receive a release from the photographer when you submit your photo. 36

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Coming Events January 1/26-1/27/16 Texas Promo Ft. Worth Stock Show Will Rogers Memorial Center 3400 Burnett Tandy Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107 Contact: Forth Worth Stock Show Lauren A Lovelace P.O. Box 150 Fort Worth, TX 76101 817-877-2400 Judge: Dana English & Scot Jackson Entry Deadline Nov 15th – Accepted until Dec 30 w/$60 show fee. Health Papers and Original Coggins Required. February 2/6/16 AZ IBC-H P&M Arena 11404 E Brown Road Mesa, AZ 85207 Contact: Diana Peaton 965 E Melody Lane Gilbert, AZ 85234 480-497-9551 Judge: Stacey Tucker 2/25-2/28/16 POAC National Convention Marriott Minneapolis Airport Bloomington, MN Contact: POAC, Inc. 3828 S Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203 317-788-0107 www.poac.org March 3/5/16 FL Ponyrama Keystone Sport Horse Center 11550 Tarpon Springs Road Odessa, FL 33556 Contact: Barbara Lamphere 15801 Livingston Ave.

CLASSIFIED Kid Broke Show Ponies POA 9 yr 52” mare, Alabama State Championship Slow (AOHA)(Halter, Showmanship, walk-trot, pony pleasure). Grand Champion & won the circle Y saddle in 2012, 2014, & 2015. Shown by 11 & 12 yr-old children. POA 11 yr 56” Mare International Champion (ROM) 1200+ Halter points. Shown POA Oct. 2015 with 2 shows & took 2 Grand Championship Awards. Shown Halter, Showmanship, English, & Western pleasure by our

Lutz, FL 33559 813-220-8236 Judge: Jennifer Moshier 3/5/16 AZ IBC-H Westworld 16601 N Pima Road Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Contact: Diana Peaton 965 E Melody Lane Gilbert, AZ 85234 480-497-9551 Judge: Candace Zier June 6/13-6/19/16 POAC Central Classic MN Equestrian Center 24621 Gilmore Valley Road Winona, MN 55987 Contact: Karen Meyer 837 Govern Circle Eagan, MN 55123 651-210-6373 July 7/7-7/15/16 POAC National Congress Tulsa State Fairgrounds 4000 E 15th Street Tulsa, OK 74112

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granddaughter when she was 15, 16, & 17 yr old. She just turned 18 yr old & is off to college. Very easy to show & she wins everything. We have shown SE Regionals & she has won. POA 5 yr 54” Mare Palomino snowcap with beautiful long tail. Alabama State Championship (AOHA) Reserve State Champion all-around pony (Halter, Showmanship, walktrot, & pony pleasure). Also cart trained and road safe. Shown by children 12 & under. POA 54” Beautiful Gentle Leopard Gelding Chestnut spots & long white tail. Shown in halter, - POA January 2016 -

Contact: POAC, Inc. 3828 S Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203 317-788-0107 www.poac.org August 8/19-8/21/15 POAC Eastern Classic Roane State Expo 276 Patton Lane Harriman, TN 37748 Contact: David Brewer P.O. Box 446 Monteagle, TN 37356 423-280-3730 October 10/3-10/8/16 POAC International Sale & Futurity Iowa State Fairgrounds 3000 E Grand – E 30th & Grand DesMoines, IA 50317 Contact: POAC Inc. 3828 S Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203 317-788-0107 Upcoming Magazine Deadlines Published Month

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showmanship, walk-trot, pony pleasure & games. Used as a lesson horse. Also cart-trained and road safe. Registered 3 yr Dark Gray Welsh Pony Mare Rides and pulls a wagon. Gentle & sweet. Contact: Betty Durham PO Box 87 Section, AL 35771 256-228-3370 or 256-244-4354.

Point Standings These are the FINAL 2015 POA National year end point standings. Eliminations HAVE been made for two state attendance and regional/congress/or classic attendance. All point corrections close thirty days after publication in the poa magazine. **Please refer to your current POA Handbook for all year end award guidelines** *** Please contact the national POAC Office immediately with all corrections.*** ****For the most up to date standings please refer to the POA national website www.poac.org**** Weanling Colt 1 196 (19-2) LP Built Irish Tough Patricia Jacobson 2 129 (11-1) TNE Hez Dignified Senkel 3 77 (5-1) CR Secret Weapon 4 75 (7-1) Salty Awesome Chip 5 60 (4-1) TC Rockin Weedo 6 56 (6-1) Talk Derby To Me

Meshek POA’s, LLC Or WI Dwayne/Jayme Brown TX Peggy Boyer OR Lynn Puffinbarger OK Tracy Or Robert Keen FL Shannon Sucre TX

4 279 (20-2) CA Romantic Conclusion Charlie/Traci Olson MN 5 274 (18-2) Tough Love Sweetheart Elizabeth Murphey TX 6 248 (16-3) DK Dream Of Azure Skies Lori Or Dan Krome MN 2 Year Old Mare 1 348 (22-2) Chocolate Annie Stefanie Hunt IL 2 301 (21-3) RY Impulsive Equity Jennifer Chadwick WI 3 298 (21-2) RY Lady Winsome Kelly Ruhl And Penny Bowman IN 4 221 (15-1) CHR Royal T Tommy Tomlin TX 5 220 (15-3) J.A. Cajun Delight John/Janette Arends CO 6 203 (11-1) Miss Impulsive Bug Jennifer/Robin Clark MI 3 Year Old Mare 1 351 (24-2) Sheza Hot DZ Weedo Dawn/Kent Durham WI 2 208 (19-1) Zippin Hot Chocolate Charles/Kelly Phillips IA 3 160 (13-2) Array Of Elegance Danielle Sinozich WI 4 147 (7-2) SLs Dreams Come True Kendi Kamps(Lessee) MI 5 143 (10-2) Dutch Rumour Has It Walker Samantha or Michael AZ 6 134 (11-2) One Hottie Invitation Harry/Jan Chestnut MI

Yearling Colt 4 & Older Mare 46” to 51” 1 526 (32-4) JBJ’s Locked N Loaded Tammy Virzi -(Lessee) IA 1 183 (15-2) Ca’s Dreamfinder Leslie Brack/Mamie 2 341 (24-1) Salty Two Eyed Stellar Lynn Puffinbarger OK Wheeler WA 3 256 (19-2) Impulsive Charlie Brandi King IA 2 171 (17-2) Suddenly Sydney Jonathan And Wendy 4 238 (15-2) ZNZ Timeless Assets Pamela Aide FL Haldemann WI 5 229 (20-2) Dutch Royal Chocolatey Kim Olson IA 3 140 (12-1) Stars April Fool Larena R. Phillips TX 6 210 (17-2) CHR Hez Tuff Too Tommy & Suzanne 4 67 (6-1) Undeniabley Hot Erin/O’Neil Metcalf OK Tomlin TX 4 & Older Mare over 51” to 54” 1 453 (34-3) JN Tobe Gorgeous Jared Or Missy 2 Year Old Stallion Katzenberger WI Stefanie Hunt IL Sponsored in memory of Leon Chastain, IN 2 422 (33-2) CN Silver Nicoal Linzy Zahm - Lahr IN 1 210 (13-4) Third Times A Star Sarai L Banister MI 3 412 (26-3) Dutch Caramel TN 2 173 (12-2) Just Smokin Tony Zinis WA 4 341 (23-2) Sheza Tough Sensation Bethany Sims Ken Or Wil Tearman IN 3 104 (9-1) Clayhill Lazy Loper Pamela A Coombs MO 5 301 (19-1) R U An Impulse I M Norm or Judy 4 84 (7-1) Santee Garcia Gene/Carolyn Carr SD 6 282 (21-3) J-N Gold Sensation Katzenberger WI 3 Year Old Stallion 1 147 (12-1) Tne Too Real Dwayne/Jayme Brown 4 & Older Mare over 54” to 56” 1 367 (20-4) Miss Ima Cool Dancer Eric Or Taryn Cobbs IN Senkel TX 2 311 (28-1) J-N Sierra Gold Jerry Davis WI 3 278 (22-2) CV’s Crystal Ring Dawn Durham WI 4 & Older Stallion 46”-51” Natalie Dolan OK 1 215 (14-1) AKA Doubledipped Shannon/Richard Killion 4 272 (18-1) Lily Labelle James Gathings WI Plaudit 5 249 (18-1) Aint Misbehavin 6 238 (15-1) Justa Lucky Impulse Larena R. Phillips TX IL 2 122 (10-1) Silver Masterpiece Split Rail Farm MO Broodmare 1 230 (13-2) Rhythm N Blues Donna Zimmermann FL 4 & Older Stallion over 51” to 54” Jade’s Crossing LLC WI 1 160 (10-1) Bigtime Respect Alissa Henning WI 2 132 (8-2) Lexus 3 129 (11-2) Santee Irish Rose Patricia Jacobson WI 4 70 (8-2) Docs Im Not Tough Scott Or Charlene 4 & Older Stallion over 54” to 56” Shingleton IN 1 209 (17-3) RPR’s Impulsive Jessica Drish IA Superman 2 117 (12-2) Investment Asset Patrick Burton TX Yearling & Younger Gelding 3 113 (6-1) KS’s Naturally Nifty KS’s Pony Farm AL 1 426 (27-4) The Chocolate Doctor Kimberlee/DebraHaas MI Teresa Nettleton IA 4 48 (6-1) Pirates Booty Ashley McKenzie OK 2 298 (24-3) Good As Gold 3 241 (17-3) DK Dream To The Beat Joe Or Darlene Behr IA 4 202 (16-3) Enjoy The Ride Elizabeth Yarger MI Weanling Filly 5 198 (17-3) ZNZ Investment Strategy Robert Vermeer IA 1 443 (33-4) JBJ’s Elegancz Tammy Virzi -(Lessee) IA 6 148 (13-2) Salty Rawhide Raquel Harder MN 2 268 (21-2) CRF Silver Mercedes Millard/Nancy Fisher OH 3 217 (19-2) Guaranteed Tough Love Scott Shingleton IN 4 187 (11-2) Hearts On Fire Donna Zimmermann FL 2 Year Old Gelding Linzy Zahm - Lahr IN 5 68 (4-1) Redemption Pat/Janelle Burton TX 1 632 (37-4) JBJ’s X Pectations Jeff/Lisa Mullenbach MN 6 63 (6-1) Bad Girl Phase Kristen Fears TX 2 353 (25-3) JBJ’s Smooth Kidd 3 297 (16-4) JBJs Obvious Kidd Laura Menke (Lessee) IA 4 228 (16-2) Ill Have Another Becky/StaciStapleton WI Yearling Filly 5 218 (17-2) The Big Sensation Sheila Bowen or Pat 1 482 (37-5) Clayhill Miss Lexie Myrlynn/Stephanie Rhiel OH Bella IN 6 216 (16-3) DK Dreamin Of Pizzazz Lori Or Dan Krome MN 2 386 (27-3) Illini Mia Bob Zahm And Linzy Zahm-Lahr IN 3 300 (18-2) Laced In Impulse Leo/Lee Ann Haack IA

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3 Year Old Gelding 1 339 (27-4) Je Zippos Fireman Kimberlee/Debra Haas MI 2 294 (23-3) Hot Chocolate Liberty Kaitlyn Canedo IA 3 245 (20-3) Silvers Double Sweet Too Susie Denny KS 4 233 (17-1) Tne Real Respectable Dwayne Or Jayme L Brown Senkel TX 5 217 (17-3) Irresistable Rhythm Susie Denny KS 5 217 (9-2) RY Pulsation Michael Or Shauna Gardner UT 4 & Older Gelding 46” to 51” 1 401 (34-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush Norm or Judy Katzenberger WI 2 153 (8-1) M&N’s Reinvest In Gold Kevin/Jamie Carter AL 4 & Older Gelding over 51” to 54” 1 457 (33-3) CN Silver Leprechaun Stefanie Hunt IL 2 376 (27-2) RBR Bun Identified Candace Or John Munson OK 3 369 (26-2) Steppnout With Abounce Reagan Kennedy IN 4 342 (21-4) Toughs Last Endeavor Eric Or Taryn Cobbs IN 5 283 (17-1) Pour Some Silver On Me Darrin Or Melanie Meyer IA Joe Or Darlene Behr IA 6 265 (16-3) One Hot Chip 4 & Older Gelding over 54” to 56” 1 658 (34-4) Suddenly A Class Act Eva C Dahl WI 2 415 (30-4) Mighty Be My Comeback Stephanie Bella IN 3 381 (24-2) CTs Two Eyed N Too Cool Tricia Hemberger IL 4 285 (19-2) DKs Fancy Dream Jennifer Or Madelyn Chadwick WI 5 259 (21-1) Suncrests Pied Piper Alissa Henning WI 6 257 (15-1) Ima Shameless Impulse Eric Or Taryn Cobbs IN Western Pleasure Ridden by a Girl 1 470 (35-4) CN Silver Nicoal Hailey Jenkins IL 2 433 (31-4) Mighty Be My Comeback Stephanie Bella IN 3 417 (27-3) Silver Phoenix Ava Marx WI 4 412 (27-2) RBR Bun Identified Sydney Munson OK 5 394 (31-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush Myah Katzenberger WI 6 392 (27-3) CN Silver Leprechaun Savannah Stamann IL Western Pleasure Ridden by a Boy 1 267 (20-1) Dutch Caramel Dylan Payne IL 2 265 (20-3) Dnrmagnificentinvestment James Hobbs OH IN 3 259 (19-1) Suddenly Got A Hot Date Cole Hauser 4 233 (19-1) JN Tobe Gorgeous Jase Katzenberger WI 5 217 (18-2) J.A. Skip N A Dream Scott Sledge IN 6 187 (17-2) Livin In The Big Tyme Connor Collinsworth MI Hunter Under Saddle Ridden by a Girl 1 481 (37-4) CN Silver Nicoal Hailey Jenkins IL 2 400 (32-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush Myah Katzenberger WI 3 399 (31-4) Mighty Be My Comeback Stephanie Bella IN 4 378 (22-2) Dutch Pride Emiley Kauk OK 5 372 (26-2) Steppnout With Abounce Reagan Kennedy IN 6 371 (23-4) Sonnys First Class Kid Rachel Nettleton IA Hunter Under Saddle Ridden by a Boy 1 251 (21-2) Ima Lopin Lena Gaven Marx WI 2 239 (20-3) Dnrmagnificentinvestment James Hobbs OH 3 214 (18-1) JN Tobe Gorgeous Jase Katzenberger WI 4 160 (16-2) Livin In The Big Tyme Connor Collinsworth MI 5 142 (11-1) Dutch Rhythm N Blues Miles Flack MN 6 119 (10-2) Wils Suddenly Royal Zachary Bunn MI Reining 1 451 (35-4) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 2 351 (30-4) CN Silver Nicoal IL 3 338 (29-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush WI 4 312 (22-3) Shockingly Handsome MN 5 304 (25-2) J-N Sierra Gold WI 6 281 (18-2) RBR Bun Identified OK

Western Riding 1 377 (30-4) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 2 329 (28-4) CN Silver Nicoal IL 3 258 (19-2) JKB Zips Bar O Gold OK 4 243 (20-2) Pal Son Of A Bounce IL 5 237 (15-2) Ima Keeper TN 6 219 (18-1) CTs Two Eyed N Too Cool IL Trail 1 482 (35-4) CN Silver Nicoal IL 2 447 (29-3) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 3 388 (29-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush WI 4 376 (28-3) J-N Sierra Gold WI 5 324 (27-3) JN Tobe Gorgeous WI 6 295 (20-2) Steppnout With Abounce IN Charlie Parker Adult Pleasure Driving Memorial Award Sponsored by Indiana POAC 1 177 (15-2) Ca’s Dreamfinder WA 2 61 (7-1) B Lookin Super Fancy OK Youth Pleasure Driving 1 178 (15-2) Ca’s Dreamfinder WA 2 96 (11-2) Too Blonde To Speak MN 3 65 (7-1) B Lookin Super Fancy OK Costume 1 550 (33-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush WI 2 493 (31-3) JN Tobe Gorgeous WI 3 411 (24-3) Shockingly Handsome MN 4 395 (23-3) Dutch Rhythm N Blues MN 5 368 (24-3) Santee Miss McCue MN 6 288 (18-2) Sheza Tough Sensation TN Junior Western Pleasure 1 414 (31-5) Mighty Be My Comeback IN 2 333 (26-2) Hes Extra Tough IL 3 316 (23-2) Dutch Pride OK 4 313 (21-3) Hot Chocolate Liberty IA 5 265 (16-3) One Hot Chip IA 6 250 (19-2) The Reinbeau Kid IA Senior Western Pleasure 1 332 (22-2) Steppnout With Abounce IN 2 312 (21-2) Staracres Pepperjack Kid IN 3 299 (21-1) KS’s Forever A Ghost IL 4 286 (19-2) Dutch Caramel IL 5 278 (17-1) RBR Bun Identified OK 6 255 (19-2) Silver Phoenix WI Junior Hunter Under Saddle 1 376 (29-5) Mighty Be My Comeback IN 2 360 (26-3) Suddenly A Class Act 3 319 (22-3) Hot Chocolate Liberty IA 4 309 (21-2) Dutch Pride OK 5 259 (19-2) The Reinbeau Kid IA 6 259 (19-1) Hes Extra Tough IL Senior Hunter Under Saddle 1 356 (25-2) Steppnout With Abounce IN 2 334 (21-3) Sonnys First Class Kid IA 3 305 (21-1) CTs Two Eyed N Too Cool IL 4 305 (21-1) KS’s Forever A Ghost IL 5 300 (21-2) Staracres Pepperjack Kid IN 6 287 (20-1) RBR Bun Identified OK

Top Jumping Events Pony 1 872 (30-2) RBR Bun Identified 2 801 (27-3) Pal Son Of A Bounce 3 769 (28-4) CN Silver Leprechaun 4 761 (28-4) CN Silver Nicoal 5 620 (16-2) HMH Super Sox 6 537 (21-2) Steppnout With Abounce Top Ten Pony 1 6988 (37-4) CN Silver Leprechaun 2 6922 (37-4) CN Silver Nicoal 3 5566 (30-2) RBR Bun Identified 4 5502 (26-2) Steppnout With Abounce 5 5274 (34-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush 6 4734 (34-3) JN Tobe Gorgeous 7 4390 (26-2) KS’s Forever A Ghost 8 4185 (26-2) CTs Two Eyed N Too Cool 9 4175 (34-5) Mighty Be My Comeback 10 3978 (25-3) Staracres Pepperjack Kid 11 3887 (39-4) J-N Sierra Gold 12 3740 (24-2) Dutch Pride 13 3705 (18-2) HMH Super Sox 14 3457 (19-2) Nickajack 15 3170 (23-2) Sheza Tough Sensation

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JPFC Year-End Award IN 1 1220 (36-4) JBJ’s Sweet Art Kidd 2 1030 (33-4) JBJ’s X Pectations IN 3 811 (25-4) Je Zippos Fireman MI 4 782 (25-3) JBJ’s Smooth Kidd MN 5 664 (21-3) RY Impulsive Equity WI 6 567 (15-2) Impulses Touch Of Gold IA Leadline Girls Sponsored in memory of Sue Daig, TN. 1 1640 (15-2) Aubrie Wheeler WA 2 1625 (13-2) Madison Brewer TN 3 1558 (18-3) Darby Walther IL 4 1461 (12-1) Laney Copeland TN 5 1300 (17-2) Brooke Labs WI 6 1281 (11-1) Hailey Tordai IL Leadline Boys 1 2407 (28-2) Dawson Corbin IN 2 925 (12-2) Cutter Sais-Nunley CO 3 811 (25-3) Elden Fredenburg IN 4 484 (33-3) Jase Katzenberger WI 5 376 (6-1) Brody Popp WA 6 362 (23-3) Miles Flack MN Showmanship 9 and under 1 532 (38-4) Presley Davis WI 2 490 (34-3) Mckenzie Jenkins IL 3 489 (33-3) Hailey Jenkins IL 4 385 (26-2) Bethany Sims TN 5 379 (29-3) Myah Katzenberger WI 6 342 (21-4) Kimber Cobbs IN Showmanship 10 to 13 1 549 (37-4) Savannah Stamann IL 2 388 (28-2) Aubrey Davis WI 3 369 (24-2) Sydney Munson OK 4 367 (24-3) Caroline Fredenburg IN 5 332 (25-3) Ava Marx WI IL 6 325 (23-1) Kristina Hemberger Showmanship 14 to 18 1 486 (32-3) Jessica Goble IL 2 404 (32-4) Stephanie Bella IN 3 371 (24-3) Leah Korby IN 4 349 (24-2) Reagan Kennedy IN 5 332 (23-1) Alexandrea Hemberger IL 6 314 (22-1) Laura Labrie IL

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Hunt Seat Equitation 9 and under Girls 1 681 (36-4) Hailey Jenkins IL 2 524 (23-2) Madison Dolan OK 3 458 (32-4) Mckenzie Jenkins IL 4 456 (35-4) Presley Davis WI 5 451 (32-3) Myah Katzenberger WI 6 432 (24-3) Katelin Flack MN Hunt Seat Equitation 9 and under Boys 1 241 (20-2) Gaven Marx WI 2 219 (14-3) Eric Zimmermann III FL 3 193 (17-1) Zachary Magnus WI 4 189 (14-2) Matthew Brix WI 5 173 (13-3) Andrew Bormann MN 6 139 (14-1) Carson Wagner MI Hunt Seat Equitation 10 to 13 Girls 1 618 (29-2) Sydney Munson OK 2 580 (33-4) Savannah Stamann IL 3 428 (24-2) Emiley Kauk OK 4 402 (22-2) Sophia Mazerole OK 5 393 (14-1) Kerrington Wagner GA 6 373 (13-1) Kaitlyn Madson TN Hunt Seat Equitation 10 to 13 Boys 1 296 (21-3) Miles Flack MN 2 286 (25-2) Jase Katzenberger WI 3 239 (20-3) James Hobbs OH 4 134 (12-3) Matthew Bormann MN 5 108 (9-1) Lucas Phillips TX Hunt Seat Equitation 14 to 18 Girls 1 587 (24-2) Alaina Mckenzie OK 2 507 (26-2) Reagan Kennedy IN 3 472 (26-2) Jessica Goble IL 4 469 (23-3) Laura Labrie IL 5 456 (24-3) Olivia Flack MN 6 415 (31-4) Stephanie Bella IN Hunt Seat Equitation 14 to 18 Boys 1 270 (23-2) Dylan Payne IL 2 190 (19-2) Connor Collinsworth MI 3 146 (12-1) Klay Hauser IN 4 98 (10-2) Tanner Mathy WI 5 94 (9-1) Kevin Hassebroek IA 6 92 (9-1) Zachary Bunn MI Western Horsemanship 9 and under Girls 1 551 (37-4) Hailey Jenkins IL 2 422 (30-3) Mckenzie Jenkins IL 3 388 (28-2) Myah Katzenberger WI 4 359 (25-2) Bethany Sims TN 5 347 (21-4) Kimber Cobbs IN 6 338 (21-4) Kinzie Cobbs IN Western Horsemanship 9 and under Boys 1 275 (18-2) Matthew Brix WI 2 270 (22-3) Gehrig Fredenburg IN 3 226 (17-2) Gaven Marx WI 4 195 (16-2) Blake Louwagie MN 5 189 (15-3) Eric Zimmermann III FL 6 162 (15-1) Zachary Magnus WI Western Horsemanship 10 to 13 Girls 1 409 (28-2) Savannah Stamann IL 2 393 (27-2) Sydney Munson OK 3 365 (24-2) Emiley Kauk OK 4 349 (25-3) Ava Marx WI 5 329 (23-2) Sophia Mazerole OK 6 325 (23-3) Caroline Fredenburg IN

Point Standings Western Horsemanship 10 to 13 Boys 1 278 (24-3) Jase Katzenberger WI 2 243 (20-3) James Hobbs OH 3 219 (18-3) Miles Flack MN 4 214 (18-2) Scott Sledge IN 5 150 (13-3) Matthew Bormann MN 6 126 (10-1) Lucas Phillips TX Western Horsemanship 14 to 18 Girls 1 416 (33-4) Stephanie Bella IN 2 350 (24-3) Leah Korby IN 3 340 (24-2) Jessica Goble IL 4 336 (25-2) Reagan Kennedy IN 5 324 (22-4) Rachel Nettleton IA 6 319 (21-3) Kendra Vroman MN Western Horsemanship 14 to 18 Boys 1 302 (24-3) Dylan Payne IL 2 277 (20-1) Cole Hauser IN 3 200 (19-3) Connor Collinsworth MI 4 137 (12-1) Austin Corn IN 5 134 (11-2) Zachary Bunn MI 6 126 (11-1) Klay Hauser IN Bareback Horsemanship 9 and under Girls 1 482 (33-4) Hailey Jenkins IL 2 424 (32-4) Mckenzie Jenkins IL 3 383 (30-3) Myah Katzenberger WI 4 315 (20-4) Kimber Cobbs IN 5 300 (22-2) Bethany Sims TN 6 285 (22-3) Katelin Flack MN Bareback Horsemanship 9 and under Boys 1 188 (15-3) Eric Zimmermann III FL 2 183 (16-2) Blake Louwagie MN 3 152 (16-2) Gehrig Fredenburg IN 4 144 (10-1) Tyler Tordai IL 5 90 (9-3) Andrew Bormann MN Bareback Horsemanship 10 to 13 Girls 1 395 (30-3) Savannah Stamann IL 2 340 (23-2) Emiley Kauk OK 3 315 (22-1) Kristina Hemberger IL 4 299 (23-3) Caroline Fredenburg IN 5 267 (20-2) Sophia Mazerole OK 6 252 (20-1) Sydney Munson OK Bareback Horsemanship 10 to 13 Boys 1 261 (22-3) Miles Flack MN 2 238 (20-3) James Hobbs OH 3 119 (12-3) Matthew Bormann MN Bareback Horsemanship 14 to 18 Girls 1 397 (29-3) Jessica Goble IL 2 333 (25-3) Leah Korby IN 3 313 (25-2) Reagan Kennedy IN 4 305 (23-3) Olivia Flack MN 5 291 (21-2) Laura Labrie IL 6 284 (22-1) Alexandrea Hemberger IL Bareback Horsemanship 14 to 18 Boys 1 201 (16-1) Dylan Payne IL 2 120 (12-1) Austin Corn IN 3 83 (7-1) Connor Collinsworth MI 4 80 (9-2) Zachary Bunn MI 5 78 (8-2) Tanner Mathy WI 6 49 (6-1) Spencer Orr IA

Equitation Traveling Trophy: 9 & Under 1 2203 (37-4) Hailey Jenkins IL 2 1794 (36-4) Mckenzie Jenkins IL 3 1601 (34-3) Myah Katzenberger WI 4 1502 (41-4) Presley Davis WI 5 1453 (26-2) Bethany Sims TN 6 1407 (23-2) Madison Dolan OK Equitation Traveling Trophy: 10 to 13 1 1933 (37-4) Savannah Stamann IL 2 1632 (30-2) Sydney Munson OK 3 1423 (24-2) Emiley Kauk OK 4 1311 (35-2) Aubrey Davis WI 5 1266 (23-1) Kristina Hemberger IL 6 1212 (25-3) Caroline Fredenburg IN Equitation Traveling Trophy: 14 to 18 The Richland Farm Traveling Trophy 1 1695 (33-3) Jessica Goble IL 2 1517 (37-5) Stephanie Bella IN 3 1505 (26-2) Reagan Kennedy IN 4 1462 (25-3) Leah Korby IN 5 1296 (24-3) Olivia Flack MN IL 6 1251 (30-3) Laura Labrie Top Timed Events Pony: 9 & Under Sponsored by the Taraszewski Family, IL. 1 3805 (37-4) CN Silver Nicoal IL 2 2911 (33-3) J-N Just A Gold Rush WI 3 1953 (27-3) Suncrests Pied Piper WI 4 1766 (19-2) Nickajack OK 5 1443 (13-2) BN Prince Fredy Freckles OK 6 1373 (16-1) Sheza Tough Sensation TN Top Timed Events Pony: 10 to 13 Sponsored by the Taraszewski Family, IL. 1 3558 (35-4) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 2 2854 (32-3) JN Tobe Gorgeous WI 3 2377 (30-2) RBR Bun Identified OK 4 2344 (25-2) KS’s Forever A Ghost IL 5 2344 (29-3) J-N Sierra Gold WI 6 1845 (15-1) Shes Gracefully Stylish GA Top Timed Events Pony: 14 to 18 Sponsored by the Taraszewski Family, IL. 1 2324 (26-2) CTs Two Eyed N Too Cool IL 2 2324 (25-2) Steppnout With Abounce IN 3 2072 (21-3) Maximum Silver 4 1972 (25-4) Mighty Be My Comeback IN 5 1938 (18-2) HMH Super Sox OK 6 1901 (22-3) Staracres Pepperjack Kid IN Yearling Longe Line 1 404 (27-4) The Chocolate Doctor MI 2 403 (30-4) Clayhill Miss Lexie IN 3 307 (25-2) Illini Mia IN 4 296 (22-2) Good As Gold IA 5 220 (17-2) Our Radical Kid OH 6 217 (13-2) DK Dream Of Azure Skies MN 2-Year Old Longe Line 1 283 (21-2) Chocolate Annie WI 2 260 (19-2) CHR Royal T TX 3 257 (21-2) RY Lady Winsome IN 4 219 (15-2) Flawless TX 5 203 (17-2) Z Maid A Splash IN 6 198 (15-2) Lopin IA

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Most Colorful 1 442 (30-2) J-N Just A Gold Rush Norm or Judy Katzenberger WI 2 415 (27-3) DKs Fancy Dream Jennifer Or Madelyn Chadwick WI 3 328 (23-3) The Chocolate Doctor Kimberlee Or Debra Haas MI 4 327 (24-4) JBJ’s Locked N Loaded Tammy Virzi (Lessee) IA 5 322 (20-3) Bold Expression Natalie Or Tyler Fredenburg IN 6 275 (17-3) DK Dreamin Of Pizzazz Lori Or Dan Krome MN 19 & Over Sponsored by the Shingleton Family 1 1211 (14-3) Wish You Were Invited Kendi Kamps MI 2 1176 (14-3) Between Boyfriends Taylor Meehan WI 3 911 (17-3) Chocolatey Chassis Sami Searle MN 4 857 (12-2) Suddenly A Class Act Erik Blomquist IA 5 793 (10-2) Ruffs Tough Tiger Audrey Meyer MN 6 719 (10-1) TC House Of Blues Nikki Phillips IL Walk-Trot Western Pleasure: 9 & Under 1 516 (37-4) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 2 348 (30-3) Suncrests Pied Piper WI 3 334 (21-4) Miss Ima Cool Dancer IN 4 277 (20-3) CRF Ruff Tough Trudy OH 5 236 (16-2) A Dash Of Impulse IN 6 233 (19-1) RPR’s Zippo Times Two WI Walk-Trot Hunter Under Saddle: 9 & Under 1 483 (37-4) CN Silver Leprechaun IL 2 466 (36-4) Suncrests Pied Piper WI 3 293 (21-4) Miss Ima Cool Dancer IN 4 252 (19-1) RPR’s Zippo Times Two WI 5 241 (20-3) CRF Ruff Tough Trudy OH 6 218 (16-2) A Dash Of Impulse IN Hunter in Hand: 18 & Under Sponsored by Hestedalen Farm, WI. 1 279 (20-1) RBR Bun Identified OK 2 261 (18-3) Sonnys First Class Kid IA 3 217 (20-3) Livin In The Big Tyme MI 4 200 (17-1) DKs Fancy Dream WI 5 198 (19-1) Je Zippos Juliet IN 6 181 (13-1) RBR Willy Boy OK Yearling In-Hand Trail 1 385 (26-4) The Chocolate Doctor MI 2 247 (19-2) AKA Platinum Intensity WI 3 239 (16-3) Good As Gold IA 4 221 (19-2) Illini Mia IN 5 218 (17-4) Clayhill Miss Lexie IN 6 204 (18-1) Shez Zippin Hot WI Hunter in Hand: 19 & Over Sponsored by Hestedalen Farm, WI. 1 199 (17-2) Z Maid A Splash IN 2 190 (16-2) Chocolate Annie WI 3 178 (17-2) Classic Sidney WI 4 145 (9-3) Guns N Diamonds WI 5 127 (8-1) ZNZ Spectacular Equity FL 6 121 (11-1) Array Of Elegance WI 2-Year Old In-Hand Trail 1 248 (18-2) CHR Royal T TX 2 184 (14-2) Z Maid A Splash IN 3 173 (16-2) RY Lady Winsome IN 4 168 (15-2) DK Stormy Romance SD 5 164 (14-1) Chocolate Annie WI 6 161 (12-2) Flawless TX

Krystals Dakota High Point Equitation Over Fences Challenge Trophy Sponsored by Poczobut Family OK 1 284 (23-1) Sydney Munson 2 228 (19-1) Alaina Mckenzie OK 3 226 (16-3) Laura Labrie IL 4 205 (17-2) Hailey Jenkins IL 5 199 (16-1) Madison Dolan OK 6 199 (16-3) Savannah Stamann IL Novice Youth High Point 1 1549 (39-4) Aubrey Davis 2 863 (21-1) Rayleigh Gravitt 3 845 (16-1) Ashtyn Gravitt 4 820 (21-1) Makaelynn Gravitt 5 753 (16-2) Callie Waterman 6 746 (18-3) Grace Jahns

WI OK OK OK NB WI

High Point Open Show Affidavit Point Tabulations These are the 2015 National Year End Open Show Affidavit Award Point Tabulations submitted through December 20, 2015. If you have questions please contact the National Office. Please refer to the guidelines for this award in your current POAC Handbook. ***All ponies must be inspected annually by a state or national inspector to be eligible to receive these awards unless otherwise stated in the Open Show Rules.*** Youth 18 & Under (No Equitation/Showmanship/ Horsemanship or W/T Pleasure) 1. Plaudits Handsome Lad / Sadie Hinz, TX 2. Salty Luke / Myah Swanson, IA 3. Rqt Gold Miner Traditions / Avery Newsom, TX 4. Chocolate Gold Strike / Madlynn Felgar, OH 5. August Morning / Hannah Noriega, NV 6. Salty Solar Array / Mikayla Venable, TX

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Adult 19 & Over (No Equitation/Showmanship/ Horsemanship or W/T Pleasure) 1. Glitter N Silver / Chesna Wertz. OH 2. Obr Show Your Color / Julie Hinz, TX 3. Jkb Zip A Dee Bar / Noel McQuigg, ID 4. Zippin Hot Chocolate / Kelly Phillips, IA 5. TTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Top Gun Im / Teresa Felgar, OH 6. Kid Comet / Julie Hinz, OK

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POAC National Board of Directors POAC National Board Meeting (Unofficial until approved at February 2016 Board Meeting) September 28, 2015 Lake St. Louis, MO President Diana Peaton opened the meeting at 9:10am CST with the following present: Scott Shingleton, IN; Carol Davidson, OR; Janette Arends, CO; David Brewer, TN; Karen Meyer, MN; Dawn Walther, IL; Judy Katzenberger, WI; Beverly Tabor, MD; Kathy McKenzie, OK; Ken Tearman, IN; and Kristen Fears, TX. All directors present. Approval of the July 2015 POAC National Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – Ken Tearman made a motion to approve the minutes as printed in the POA Magazine. Janette Arends seconded the motion. Discussion. Vote: Unanimous. Motion Passed. CEO Report – Joyse Banister reported on the following topics: • Show Department – Kelly has been working closely with the programmers to get the new show software to perform as needed to pull yearly point tabulations and enter the 2015 show results. This has been very time consuming because one fix leads to another problem. Kelly has about 82 shows in the system to-date but will be putting them in fast and furious once the software is ready. Judge renewals are going out this week with an updated test prepared by the Judges Committee Chairman. Kelly is also able to process ROMs at this point unless they need 2015 points to qualify. • Registration Department – Vicci is at 4 weeks for processing at this busy time in the office. We are still working through “bugs” in the new registration program, but overall this new program has been great for the office. The older POAs with historical data in the new program have been difficult to merge within the new program but the office is working through it. • Accounting Department – Stacey has worked hard since June to get Peachtree converted to QuickBooks. She re-entered everything since January 1, 2015 and is current on her daily work. She has been working closely with the accountants to re-enter the budgets and produce reports for the Board that are helpful and meaningful. This is still an ongoing project. • POA Magazine – Elizabeth continues to do an excellent job of producing the POA Magazine and works very well with the staff and members. • POAC has a new promotional ad coming out in the National Livestock Pedigree Council bi-annual booklet this fall. This booklet will be distributed to over 22,000 FFA youth and advisors across the country. This was a $500 expense budgeted through Promo and Marketing, and will be great exposure for POAC! • I have given you a three year futurity comparison for entries and payouts. This should be a helpful tool when deciding what to do with futurity and sale locations and the continuance of certain classes for future futurity 42

events. Our major events are making a profit and that is good…other breeds have commented that they wish they had what we have…we must be doing something right! We still have a ways to go with the new software programs to have them paid for, but this is something that POAC could no longer avoid. Even though it has been quite stressful for my staff, it is a process that will be better once completed and make the office more efficient. Treasurers Report – Beverly Tabor gave her financial report to the board and handed out event-specific financials for review. This will be filed subject to audit. Eric Reichert of the Alliant Energy Center briefly met with the Board and gave a presentation on the Alliant Energy Center in Madison Wisconsin. They are very interested in hosting the 2017-2019 POA International Sale and Futurity and have prepared a bid that will be reviewed later in the meeting. Committee Reports – Congress – Joyse Banister reported that the Congress Show made over a $20,000 profit this year and we are already looking at ways to bring the profit line up for 2016. Many of the specialty events are already sponsored for next year, and we will begin the process of hiring judges very soon. Futurity – The futurity numbers are very similar to 2014 and the sponsorships have been very strong this year which will help the payouts. Sale – Even though it is a smaller sale this year, the quality is high for the ponies selling. The arena will convert to a sale ring on Friday afternoon once the futurity is done. Convention 2016 – Karen Meyer has been working on a revised Convention schedule for the 2017 POAC National Convention in Bloomington, MN. The theme is “POA at MOA”…looking to be a great time! Rules Committee – • Page 103 Rule 105. Hunt Seat Attire: • ASTM/SEI approved protective headgear with fastened harness is required for all youth classes on the flat and classes requiring over fence work. and may be worn in other classes at the exhibitor’s option. Regular hunt seat hard hats may be worn by adults in non-fence classes, if protective headgear is not worn. Director Katzenberger made a motion to accept as written. Tabor seconded the motion. Unanimous. Motion Passed. • Clarification of W/T Pleasure and 3-gait Pleasure class entry: Rule 98F to be changed to read… Participation in these classes does not preclude the exhibitor from entering any other 3-gait classes such as trail, games, reining, or jumping but does not allow exhibitor to enter a 3-gait pleasure class (example: Junior or Senior Pleasure) in that discipline. Director Shingleton made a motion to accept this rule clarification as written. Director Tabor seconded the motion. Voting in

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favor: Tabor, Shingleton, Meyer, McKenzie, Fears, Arends, Brewer, Tearman, Katzenberger, and Walther. Opposed was Davidson. Motion Passed. • Rule 96, Page 92 General Performance Rules E… Change to read: E. Children in the 9 & Under age group are prohibited from exhibiting stallions in any class. Leadline 6 & Under exhibitors are prohibited from showing stallions of any age in Leadline Showmanship. However, the Show Committee may allow, at their discretion, stallions 2 years and older to be shown in Leadline Horsemanship, Leadline Trail, Leadline Costume, and Leadline Games. Director Walther made a motion to accept this change. Director Katzenberger seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Tabor, Shingleton, Meyer, McKenzie, Fears, Arends, Brewer, Tearman, Katzenberger, and Walther. Opposed was Davidson. Motion Passed. • Ranch Pleasure Proposal A. This class is a pattern class that is judged on the pony’s ability to work each part of the pattern correctly and efficiently with a free forward motion. The look should be that of a natural-moving pony heading out to get a job done. Ponies in this class should look like they are soft to ride so that riders would want to sit on them for 8 to 10 hours working on a ranch. The rider should have light contact, and the pony should not be shown with a full drape of the reins. 1. Walk: The pony should have a four-beat gait, with a level top line and a relaxed appearance, yet is bright and attentive. 2. Trot: At the trot, the pony’s motion should seem effortless and efficient. As in all gaits, this is a groundcovering gait. This pony is confident, yet still soft in his motion. He is flat with his knee and hock and has some cushion in his pastern. His expression is bright and alert. 3. Extended Trot: At the extended trot, the pony has an obvious lengthening to his stride with an increase in pace. This pony is still smooth but appears to have more length with less effort being exerted. Riders may post the extended trot, stand in the stirrups with or without holding the horn, or sit the gait. 4. Lope: This is a natural, three-beat gait, displaying forward motion. At the lope, the pony has a relaxed, yet alert and confidant appearance, with a level top line or above. 5. Extended Lope: At the extended lope, a pony has an obvious lengthening of his stride and an increase in his pace, without going into an all-out gallop. 6. Lead Changes: Riders may complete a simple or flying lead change, which ever best suits the pony’s skill level. 7. 360: Make a steady, efficient turn. 8. Back: The pony should back in a straight line and should be soft in the bridle, not gaping his mouth or bracing. 9. Penalties: Exhibitors showing ponies with unnaturally slow gaits should be heavily penalized. B. Tack and Attire: Jeweled or sparkly show attire is

NOT to be given preference over suitable working attire. Working attire is a long-sleeved western shirt with a collar, jeans, western boots, and a western hat or approved safety helmet. Vest, chaps, and chinks are optional. Saddles and bridles with silver are acceptable but are not to be given preference over clean working saddle and bridles. C. Manes and Tails: Banded manes are allowed, with NO preference over natural or roached manes. Tail extensions are allowed but are discouraged for this class. Director Tabor made a motion to accept the Ranch Horse Pleasure proposal as an optional class at all levels, with this class being pointed in two divisions (18 & Under, 19 & Over) for National Year-End Awards and for individual class points toward ROM Ranch Horse Pleasure. This class will not count toward any other Year End or High Point Awards. Shingleton seconded motion. Discussion. Voting in favor: Fears, Arends, McKenzie, Davidson, Tearman, Tabor, Walther, Katzenberger, Brewer, and Meyer. Shingleton was opposed. Motion passed. Director Meyer made a motion to allow this event (two classes) to be judged by non-POA carded judges in a separate arena if the show management prefers to run the show in this manner. Director Brewer seconded the motion. Discussion. Voting in favor: Tabor, Meyer, Fears, Arends, Tearman, Walther, Katzenburger, and Brewer. Opposed were McKenzie, Shingleton, and Davidson. Motion passed. Brewer and Arends will co-sponsor this National Year End Award for 18&U and 19&Over in 2016.

• Rule 101, page 96: Add: B. In all leadline classes,

a halter must be worn underneath the bridle. The leadline must be attached to the halter. Director Brewer made the motion to accept this addition and Director Shingleton seconded the motion. Discussion. Voting in Favor: Arends, McKenzie, Davidson, Tearman, Tabor, Walther, Katzenberger, Brewer, Meyer, and Shingleton. Fears was opposed. Motion passed. • POAC Special Needs National Year End Award – This would be open to any age special needs person. Events can include horse shows, therapy riding, and recorded time at home on horseback, anything that they do with a registered POA. Name, address, phone number, person submitting application should be submitted to the National POAC along with a story on the nominee and what they do or the time they spend with a POA. One photo may also be included with the nomination. Stories will be evaluated by a separate panel of judges and the award will be presented at the POA National Convention. Omer and Jeanette Krueger, MT, will sponsor this award for ten years, starting in 2016. Director Arends made the motion to accept this proposal. Director Davidson seconded the motion. Discussion. Unanimous. Motion passed. • Page 85 in the current POAC Handbook, the word “Adult” was accidentally omitted from Pleasure Driving. The Board directed the National POAC to add this word back into the Handbook. - POA January 2016 43

POAC National Board of Directors • JPFC – Current Handbook lists the JPFC High Point

to be a pony/rider award. This is a miss-print and it should be listed as a pony award, regardless of the rider. The Board directed the National POAC to make this correction in the next supplement. • Recommendations from other Committees: • Non Pro Program Proposal – No action at this time POAC Youth Board – Discussion on whether to keep this as a separate Board or make it a Committee (chairman appointed by the National President) and reporting to the National Board of Directors. Director McKenzie made a motion to dissolve the Youth Board and create a Youth Committee to be handled like the other committees. Director Tabor seconded the motion. Unanimous. Motion passed. The Board was asked to submit names to President Peaton for committee member recommendations. Clarification of using non-carded judges for trail, jumping, and games – Discussion – No action taken Tentative registered POAs with possible excessive white – Discussion by Board regarding what is considered excessive white. This will be discussed by Breeders and Rules Committees with possible recommendations to the Board. The Color Committee for this year’s futurity will be Fears, Davidson, and Tearman. New Business -- Seating of the new Board and election of officers for 2016 – President – Director Judy Katzenberger nominated Diana Peaton. Director Arends nominated Kristen Fears. 2016 POAC National President is Diana Peaton Vice President – Director Walther nominated Scott Shingleton. Director Arends nominated Kristen Fears. 2016 POAC National Vice President is Scott Shingleton Secretary/Treasurer – Director Arends nominated Ken Tearman. Director Walther nominated Tabor. 2016 POAC National Secretary/Treasurer is Beverly Tabor. The Rules Committee Chair is Dawn Walther (appointed by President Peaton) The Hearing Committee 2016 is – Karen Meyer, David Brewer, Kristen Fears, and Ken Tearman. Kristen Fears is the Chairperson. New Business ---

1. 2016 POAC Eastern Classic – Show will be held in

Herriman Tennessee on August 18-22, with move in on the 18th, the National Promo Show on the 19th, and the Eastern Classic on the 20-21st and move-out on the 22nd. The Tennessee and Alabama Clubs will be working together on this show. The National POAC will wait to decide the location of the 2017-2019 Eastern Classic until the 2016 Eastern Classic has been held. 2. 2017-2019 POAC National Congress – Directors 44

reviewed proposals from Lazy E Arena in Tulsa OK and also from Expo Square Tulsa Oklahoma. Director Fears made a motion to go to the Lazy E in Guthrie Oklahoma for 2017-2019. Motion seconded by Janette Arends. Discussion. Voting in favor: Walther, Fears, Arends, and Davidson. Opposed: Shingleton, Tabor, Tearman, Meyer, and Brewer. Directors Katzenberger and McKenzie abstained. Motion Failed. Director Fears then made a motion to go to Expo Square Tulsa for the 2017-2017 POA National Congress. Director McKenzie seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Shingleton, Tabor, McKenzie, Fears, Arends, and Brewer. Opposed: Davidson, Walther, Tearman, and Meyer. Motion Passed. 3. International Sale and Futurity – Director McKenzie made a motion to move the 2016 Sale & Futurity to Des Moines Iowa if POAC can leave Lake St. Louis without penalty. Davidson seconded motion. Discussion. McKenzie rescinded her motion and Davidson rescinded her second. The Board reviewed proposals from C Bar C Arena in Cloverdale Indiana, NEC in Lake St. Louis, MO, the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, WI, and the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, IA. Director Meyer made a motion to go to the Alliant Energy Center in Madison WI for the 2017 – 2019 POAC International Sale & Futurities with the 2017 date being October 17-21st. Director Tabor seconded the motion. Discussion. Voting in favor: Tabor, Tearman, Meyer, Davidson, and Shingleton. Opposed: Walther, McKenzie, and Katzenberger. Abstain: Fears, Arends, and Brewer. Motion failed. Director Walther made a motion to accept the Des Moines, IA proposal to host the International Sale & Futurities for 2017-2019. Director McKenzie seconded the motion. Discussion. Voting in favor: Katzenberger, Tabor, Walther, McKenzie, Fears, Meyer, and Davidson. Abstain: Arends, Tearman, Brewer, and Shingleton. Motion Passed. Later in the meeting, Joyse Banister informed the Board that the NEC just notified her that they would not be able to give POAC the same dates in 2016 for the International Sale and Futurity due to a scheduling conflict, and that POAC could be released from their current contract with NEC for 2016 without penalty. The Board discussed this option, and Director Brewer made a motion to go with the Alliant Energy Center for the site of the 2016 POAC International Sale & Futurity. Director Arends seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Tearman, Meyer, Arends, Brewer, and Tabor. Opposed: Davidson, Fears, McKenzie, Walther, Katzenberger and Shingleton. Motion Failed. Director McKenzie made a motion to have the 2016 POAC International Sale & Futurities in Des Moines IA on October 5-8. Director Walther seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Tearman, Meyer, Arends, Davidson, Fears, McKenzie, Katzenberger, and Walther. Opposed were Shingleton, Brewer, and Tabor. Motion Passed.

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4. Specialty Show Request in 2016 in North Central

Wisconsin – Director Meyer presented a proposal by the North Central Working Western Horse Celebration to include POAs for 2016-2018 and give POA points per the POAC National Handbook for Specialty type shows. This show will be held in Madison Wisconsin on August 11-14, 2016 at the Alliant Energy Center. This is a unique, all-breed, multiple-discipline opportunity at one location. Past shows have been approved by the Arabian Horse Association, American Quarter Horse Association, National Reining Horse Association, National Reined Cow Horse Association, and the Minnesota Cutting Horse Association. In 2014 they paid out over $40,000 in prize money and gave awards from Dale Chavez, Big D, and other suppliers. Director Meyer made a motion to approve this specialty show for POAC in 2016-2018. Director Walther seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Tearman, Meyer, Arends, Brewer, Davidson, Fears, McKenzie, Walther, Katzenberger and Shingleton.

Opposed: Tabor. Motion Passed.

5. NHRA Involvement with POAC – The POAC

National Board recognized NHRA for their participation at the 2015 POAC National Congress and thanked them for their clinic and information booth. The discussed the possibility of POAC working with NHRA in the future. No action at this time. 6. The current Bylaws on page 13, Article 8, Section 2, make it specific that the Board Meeting will be in “October” when the hearing committee is chosen. It is recommended that the Bylaws be changed to reflect that it is a “fall Meeting” to permit the Board meetings to be held in September if the meeting is set earlier than October. Director Walther made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Director Tabor seconded the motion. Unanimous. Motion Passed. Respectfully submitted, Joyse L. Banister/POAC/CEO

POAC Hardship Registration Special Hardship Fee will be half price for mares and geldings in February and March 2016!

$50 for unknown pedigrees $75 for known pedigrees Membership and registration fees are not reduced, and all paperwork must be submitted during February 2016 or March 2016 in order to qualify! - POA January 2016 -

YOUTH PROMOTER AWARD APPLICATION

The purpose of this award is to encourage and reward youth for promoting their ponies to others who are not in or are not familiar with the POA breed. An award will be given to the youth who best promotes the POA in 2014. This award is open to all youth 18 and under, the youth does not have to be a national POA member. The award consists of $200 cash, a free family membership (with magazine), and a one page picture and write up about the youth and how they promoted the POA’s outside our breed. Name:__________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Parents Name: ___________________________________________ Phone number: __________________________________________ Email address: ___________________________________________ Requirements: Submit this form, an essay, and pictures describing how you have helped to promote

POA’s.

The type of promotion can be, but not limited to: *Showing in non-breed shows.

*Using a POA for riding lessons

*Doing a presentation on POA’s to a non POA group

*Setting up exhibit about the POA’s at fairs, library, or other non POA audience *Inviting a non POA rider to share your horse at a show

Or any other creative method the youth may use to promote the POA breed The essay should include details of how you promoted the POAs, how many people

were involved, and any results of your promotion. The essay should be no longer than 3 typed pages and no more than 6 pictures. The application packet is due December 31, 2015

Submit by regular mail or email to:

Joyce Banister

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- POA January 2016 -