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4TH ANNUAL HORSE EXPO & TACK SALE - 2011 SALE DATE: Saturday, February 26th, 2011 - 9am-5pm LOCATION: The Wexford County Civic Center 1320 N. Mitchell, Cadillac, MI 49601 ADMISSION: Adults - $3.00/Kids 10 & Under FREE

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Tom’s Western Store Annual Spring Open House!

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EQUESTRIAN CENTER: 2 years new. 70x170 indoor arena, 28 to 40 stalls. Ramm fencing, electro braid. 3 bedroom home, dual fireplace. 20 rolling acres. Very "HORSEY" area. Asking $899,900.

CENTRAL LOCATION: 15 acres, 31 stalls, room for 14 more, indoor arena. 3 bedroom ranch. Ashley, MI. 30 minutes north of Lansing. $249,000. Possible L/C.

OWOSSO: 60x120 indoor arena and 7 stalls. Updated farmhouse, nice SOUTH LYON: 10 acres, ranch home, 5 stall barn. Great condition! landscaping. Good set-up and well taken care of farm. $235,000. Asking $265,000.

FRONTAGE ON SHIAWASSEE RIVER! 5 bedroom, 3 bath home with in-law apartment. Major updates. 10 acres. Two barns; 1st 20x43: 3 stalls. 2nd 40x60: 1 stall, room for more. Raise, board horses. Asking $325,000.

GRASS LAKE: Equine facility near Waterloo & proposed International Horse Park. 70x180 indoor arena, newer roof, 21 stalls, 150x200 outdoor arena, paddocks, etc. Home has 3 bedrooms, +2 bedroom apartment in lower level. Asking $399,000.

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STOCKBRIDGE-MASON: Awesome custom-built home on 7.16 acres with hardwood floors, oak trim, fireplace, covered porch and more. Barn has 3 to 5 stalls, tack room, loft, etc. Beautiful property with lots of pasture, board fence and some woods. Asking $219,900.

8.49 ACRES - Vacant land in Livingston County. 3 splits. Excellent investment property. $49,000. JUST UNDER 20 ACRES - Beautiful, rolling land in Northern Livingston County. Asking $85,320. HOWELL - 6.15 acres. $72,000. • NOVI - 16.67 acres, Northville Schools. Value in land. $694,600. NEFF LAKE WATERFRONT - 15 acres, Hartland Schools, dock, bass boat, jet skis. All sports lake, only 8 sites. $255,000. ROLLING, TREED LAND, cleared area for home site/pasture. 36x62 insulated pole barn w/welding booth, cement floor, cabinets, etc. Great building for mechanic, cabinet maker or business venture. $279,000.

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Saddle Up! Magazine 2011

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American Youth Horse Council’s 34th Annual Symposium March 11-13, 2011, Lansing, MI Expanding Horizons in the Horse Industry: A National Gathering of Youth Horse Leaders

Registration Information Complete this form and return to:

The American Youth Horse Council

Hosted by Michigan State University - Join the nation’s most diverse group of horse oriented youth leaders, representing breed associations, equine sport organizations, Cooperative Extension, universities, and the crucially important hands-on youth leaders from such groups as 4-H, U.S. Pony Club, National High School Rodeo, Future Farmers of America, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and more as they come together to learn about and share what is happening in the youth horse industry. The Symposium will offer interactive workshops, roundtable sessions, classroom presentations and lots of networking suitable for adult leaders, students and industry professionals. Interactive horse demonstrations will take place on Saturday, March 12, 2011. Internationally and nationally respected presenters are assembled to share their keys to successful youth horse programming with you. The 34th annual AYHC Symposium will provide you with take-home tools to teach youth about safe and effective horsemanship. Attendees will find resources, referrals, and networking to help kids connect through horses. This nonbreed specific, interactive curricula, is designed for participants to gain equine knowledge that transfers from the book to the barn. We are expecting a full-capacity crowd for this event, so take advantage of the early bird discount and register early. Several industry groups recognize participation in this conference for continuing education credit. Visit the website for details: www.ayhc.com SYMPOSIUM LOCATION & ACCOMMODATIONS Lexington Lansing Hotel, 926 S. Creyts Rd., Lansing, MI 48917 Ask for the American Youth Horse Council Room Block. AYHC Conference room rates of $105.00 plus tax. Call 877-322-5544 to reserve your room today! Room block and rate will be dropped February 14, 2011.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Registrations must be postmarked by February 11, 2011 to receive early bird discount. Pre-registration ends March 2, 2011 register on-site after that date, requires an additional $25 fee. Registration refund policy: Notice to AYHC 30 days in advance of symposium - 75% refund, less than 30 days substitution only. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS!

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PRE-CONFERENCE TOUR Emerging Technology and Industry Showcase Tour Friday, March 11, 2010 - 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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BHAM 2011 STALLION SERVICE SALE The B.H.A.M. Stallion Service Sale starts January 15, 2011. If two or more bids are made on the same stallion, the service will go to the highest bidder. In the event of like bids, bidders will be contacted and offered the opportunity to raise or withdraw their bid. Bidding will start at 50% of the advertised fee plus $75.00. After Feb. 28, 2011 stallions will be available at 60% of the advertised fee plus $75.00. The purchase of a service through the BHAM Stallion Service Sale not only saves you money, but also entitles you to show the resulting foal at the 2012 BHAM Futurity in the SSS Mare Owner classes. All Private Treaty (PT) will be a fee of $400.

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE NEWS BRIEFS MRCHA 2010-11 INFO Since its creation in September 2009, the Michigan Reined Cow Horse Association (MRCHA) is over 100 members strong and growing with optimism. The 2010 show season was a huge success with 12 Nat’l Reined Cow Horse sanctioned events! Competitors ranged in age from the youngest at six to the oldest at a reported 77 years of age. Pa y- o u ts fo r th e ye a r exceeded $27,000. A Jim Taylor custom saddle will be awarded to our Open All Around High Pt. competitor at our Year End Awards Banquet. Other awards include a Cow Horse Bridle, Yucca Flats saddle pads and much more. MRCHA's cattle supplier, Isaac Stroud of McBain, Michigan, brought cattle that were challenging, testing the skill of both horse and rider. Many of the participants qualified for the National Reined Cow Horse World show in San Angelo, Texas, being held the end of January. Many thanks go out to JDJ Ranch, Isaac Stroud, Wayne Kiel, Jennifer Wahr, Lyle Frederickson, Trevor Walton, Bob Walton, Jim Redmond and Gene Munger for volunteering their time and expertise throughout the 2010 show season! Planning for the 2011 show season is well underway. MRCHA will be hosting a series of Open Shows with a new twist to attract performance horse enthusiasts. Reining classes will be added to the normal class schedule. Each Saturday evening a Reined Cow Horse demo will be held with a “Try It If You Like It” class immediately following. Cattle will be available to accommodate anyone wishing to give it a whirl.

All of the MRCHA Open Shows will have awards for weekend high points. MRCHA membership is required. Stay tuned for show bills and complete details on our website and at surrounding expos and tack swaps. The mission of MRCHA is to preserve the heritage and tradition of the western reined stock horse. The goal is to promote affordable, quality, family events in Northern Michigan. The events are structured to allow all riders, all ages and levels of experience, to participate in a fun and supportive environment. Kicking off the 2011 season will be the first open show March 26 & 27, 2011. This will be a warm and fuzzy show; show attire will not be required. Trevor Walton will be the judge and conduct the Reined Cow Horse demo Saturday evening. Additional dates for Open Shows are as follows: April 30 & May 1 and June 4 & 5, 2011. A full slate of National Reined Cow Horse shows are scheduled as follows: April 23 & 24, May 28 & 29, September 3 & 4 and November 12 & 13, 2011. An October show is pending. All shows are approved by the National Reined Cow Horse Association, so riders chasing national points have the chance to participate in shows through the fall months before the official season ends November 15th. Events at the show range from the very beginning and youth classes to the NRCHA highly competitive classes for the experienced competitors with a minimum of $1000 Added Money at each show. Most classes offer a Jackpot payout, and the Green I and Green II classes will have

Added Money available to encourage new competitors to the sport. Please join the MRCHA, “where horse meets cow”, and experience the excitement of the sport whether as a spectator or competitor! A raffle colt was donated to MRCHA by Jim and Jennifer Redmond. He is Peptoboonsmal/Docs Hickory bred. Raffle tickets are $25 and the raffle drawing will be held at the May show. Contact Shelly Fuller at 231633-5502 for more details. ALBION BENEFIT The indoor winter show jumping horse show series held annually at the Albion College Nancy G. Held Equestrian Center serves as a way for equestrians from across the region to continue to train and show their horses during the snowy winter months. The February 5 and 6, 2011 show, however, will also be a benefit for junior rider Sydney Collier. Collier, 13, of Ann Arbor, is a frequent face at the Albion College shows with her Pinto gelding, Rebel Chip. Collier was diagnosed with WyburnMason syndrome at the age of seven, a disorder that causes malformations similar to vascular tumors in her brain and limits her vision and ability to use her left side. As such, Collier is classified as a para-equestrian, with the “para” referring to parallel, as in “along the same lines” as traditional equestrian sport. Indeed, in the show ring, Collier gives ablebodied equestrians a run for their money. For someone as dedicated to her sport as Collier, however, local shows are just the beginning. She hopes one day soon to compete internationally. The first step toward this goal will be a trip (22)

to California, March 11-13, 2011, to compete in the Dressage Affaire, an international para-equestrian qualifier. While there, Collier will also have an opportunity to train with former Olympic dressage team member Debbie McDonald. In order to travel west for the event, Collier is in need of funds. A percentage of the proceeds from the Albion College show will be donated and competitors will also have the opportunity to contribute when they submit their entries. Other donations may be sent to Collier in care of either the Nancy G. Held Equestrian Center (albion.edu/heldcenter) or the United States Para Equestrian Association (http://www.uspea.org). For additional info contact: Randi Heathman, Albion College, (517) 629-0835, RHeathman@albion.edu. NAME THAT SERIES A contest is being held to name the new Speed Series coming to the Tuscola Fairgrounds in 2011! The Series will be sponsored by the Thumb Area Kids and Critters 4H Club. In order to enter the Name the Series contest, entries have to be emailed on the club website: www.thumbareakidsandcritters.org, through the “Contact Us” link. Contest participants should send in their idea with their name, age, birth-date, and address. If they are on Facebook, they should include their official Facebook name, so they can be added to the club & Fair Facebook pages. The contest winner will get a FREE Membership for the first season (2011), a $30 VALUE, which includes a Tshirt or hat. WWW.SADDLEUPMAG.COM

SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE NEWS BRIEFS The Speed Shows will be held at night (Tuesdays and/or Sundays, TBD) from May/June thru August/Sept. Show time 7pm, classes $3 each with a $5 Open Jackpot class. There will be 8 shows in the Series. For 2011 the Fairgrounds have new ring lights! The Series will have some Daily Paybacks, as well as Year end awards. There will be High Points for each age group, as well as High Points for Each Class, using the best time for each class over the 8 show series. The classes will be Indiana Flag Race, Cloverleaf and Speed and Action, with one extra Open class that will change from show to show. A membership to this Series will be $30, with a $90 Family maximum, and all members will get a T-shirt or a hat! The contest entry deadline is January 15th, 2011. For more info, call Jackie D i e d r i c h ( TA K & C 4 H Leader) at 989-302-0191 or JD070409@gmail.com. FQHR MOVES TO MICH. The Foundation Quarter Horse Registry (FQHR) has been acquired by Bill and Vicki Austin of Vicksburg, Michigan. The FQHR will be moving the business from S t e r l i n g , C o l o r a d o, t o Vi c k s b u r g , M i c h i g a n , January 1, 2011. The FQHR was formed in 1994 by a group of people who firmly believed in the American Quarter Horse. The purpose of the Foundation Quarter Horse Registry is to preserve, protect and perpetuate the working cow horse bloodlines of the Foundation Quar ter Horse by the individuals that the FQHR deems as Foundation bred. The Foundation Quarter Horse Registry recognizes those horses listed in the first

five studbooks (first 27,000 horses registered) as Foundation bred. The FQHR has horses registered in every state and six countries. Keeping and preserving bloodlines is, and will continue to be, our goal; not to overload the registry and members with regulations and requirements. Member service will be a top priority from quick response to phone calls and emails, regularly published newsletters and possibly online performance records. Plans for the future include bigger and better shows, sales focused on Foundation bred working horses, and products. Support and direction will be available to the state affiliates if they desire help in improving their specific FQHR activities and events. We are based on family values and are known for being very welcoming to new people. We have the full range of members from firsttime exhibitors to seasoned veterans. Green, Novice and Amateur riders have a wealth of support at their fingertips from the more experienced exhibitors. We encourage working type tack so special tack and clothing are not required. We expect our horses to be versatile and not specialized. They are allowed to move more naturally than many other groups. FQHR shows offer classes in six categories: show, cow horse, ranch horse, speed, team timed events and conformation which is encouraged to be held after performance classes so it can be judged more on form to function. An exhibitor can ride in a variety of classes for the two days of the show and not risk being bored waiting for a class. The Austins have been

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE NEWS BRIEFS provide the opportunity to network with other horse owners with shared interests. We currently meet the second Tuesday of the month, at First Church of God at 500 N. Brooke, corner of Grant, in Alpena, MI, at 7:30pm. Once the days get longer and the weather nicer, we may meet at the various member's farms and ranches. We sponsor local horse shows, a mounted search and rescue group, training clinics and other educational opportunities. We g e t t o g e t h e r f o r educational trail rides and horse camping trips. Other family events include cookouts and hay rides. We provide horse-related scholarships for local youths. We wrap up the year's activities with our famous Christmas party and gift exchange. For more information visit http://alpenahorsemensclub. tripod.com

HOLIDAY PARADES Harmony Acres ended their 2010 parade season by riding in three Holiday Winter Parades. All of which were televised live on major Detroit and Toledo TV networks. This year was Harmony Acres' 8th appearance in the 84th annual America's Thanksgiving Day Parade which marched down Woodward Avenue from Mack to Congress in Detroit on November 25th. The Arabian horses and their riders were decked out in their finest Christmas costumes as they rode down the 1.5 mile parade route.

The Harmony Acres Arabian Parade Horses, all siblings, wore matching red saddle blankets enhanced by green sequin stars and trim. Red and silver tinsel topped by silk poinsettia flowers flowed with their manes and a large poinsettia rested atop their tails. Garlands of silk poinsettia flowers circled their necks. Red sports medicine boot covers with fringe and crystal decorations circled their legs as crystal snowflakes sparkled from shiny black and white hooves. All horses wore sterling bridles, breast collars, and saddles with Tapadero stirrups. The group has ridden in over 400 of the country's largest parades including all of Detroit's major parades, the Toledo Holiday Parade, Michigan Parades into the 21st Century Parade, Oldsmobile's 100th Anniversary Parade, and this year's 50th Anniversary of Milwaukee's Great Circus Parade. Riders in Detroit included Nancy Harm of Salem Township who is breeder and trainer of the horses. She was dressed in white leather and crystal western costume to match her horse Tarifa. Kate Stewart of South Lyon rode Harmony Diamond and was dressed in a red leather and crystal western costume. Jody Trottier of Redford rode Harmony Sadefa and was also dressed in red. Local girls that carried Harmony Acres Banner included: Rebecca and Claire Rimatzki, and Briana Parkyn, all of Salem Township and Alannah Hendricks of Farmington. They were dressed in red leather fringe western jackets and red cowgirl hats topped by Santa hats. Dave Fisher of Ann Arbor and Alexis Hendricks

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bracelet stamped with the parade theme and a parade pin to wear during the event. This year's parade featured 13 bands, 9 Giant Balloons, 125 world famous oversized papier-mache heads designed and made in Viareggio, Italy, 25 floats, 1,000+ clowns who handed out 300,000 bead necklaces to the enthusiastic crowd, 5 equine units, singers, dancers, and specialty units. Over 5,000 marching volunteers helped marching along the parade route. Among the notable celebrities participating were: Co Grand Marshals Dick Putin, renowned radio talk show personality Antony Earley Jr., Miss Michigan 2010, TV Actresses Deidre Hall, Gretchen Rossi and Jana Kramer, rapper BIZ Markie, 2010 Olympics medalists ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White. Other Olympic medalists included Peer Vander Kay, Seth Westcott, Thomas Finchum, and Ricky Bernes. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets this year to celebrate one of the country's best and most celebrated parades. It was one of the largest crowd turnouts in years. Harmony Acres also rode in Royal Oak's Holiday Magic Parade televised on Fox 2, a n d To l e d o ' s H o l i d a y Parade. For info, contact Nancy M. Harm, 248-437-567, email: nharm@chartermi.net MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Saddle Up! Magazine would like to encourage readers to check out the 2011 Membership Drive at the center of this issue - a great way to find and join local and state horse associations and clubs! The section will also be at www.saddleupmag.com WWW.SADDLEUPMAG.COM

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HORSE ASSOCIATION & CLUB NEWS IONIA HORSE TRAILS ASSOC. Ionia Horse Trails Association held its Christmas/Membership party at Rob and Vicki Potter’s house again this January. At the time of this writing, the party hasn’t happened, but we plan on another auction to raise more money for trail and campground improvements and I’m sure we will all have a wonderful time. Norma Kilpatrick sent our new membership application out to every current member, asking that it be completed and returned with 2011 membership dues. This will allow her to compile current, up-to-date information on all club members. They have started trickling in. If you have not returned your form and annual dues, please do so! The Trails Committee is prioritizing the 2011 horse trails and campground maintenance list right now. We will need the money from annual dues from all of you to help with this list. Any physical help from the membership would also be greatly appreciated! Watch this publication for work bee information and check the club website periodically. June 2011 will remain our charitable activity campout. This year we will be “Turning The Park Pink” in support of the Susan G. Koman Foundation to fight breast cancer. Respectfully submitted by Amy Estes, Club Secretary www.IoniaHorseTrailsAssociation.com MI APPALOOSA HORSE ASSOC. Hi Everyone, The banquet will be held the weekend of January 29 & 30, 2011, at the University Quality Inn in Lansing. Please call 517-351-1440 for your room reservations. The reservations must be made by January 14, 2011. Formal invitations will be mailed out to members at the end of December. We are looking for items for the silent and live auctions at the banquet, contact Denise DeVolder at denise8921@charter.net or Joanne Raver at jraver3@comcast.net. The Youth will be holding a 50/50 raffle at the banquet. The Non-Pros are renting a booth at the MSU Tack Sale held in February and are asking for donations of gently used tack. Please contact Amy Schweiger at 810392-7104. If you have an Appaloosa to sell, a farm, training facility or breeding operation you wish to advertise, we are offering our

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2011 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Get involved and support the local horse industry.

Join a Club or Association Today! Association/Club

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Blue Water Miniature Horse Club Buchanan Westerners Riding Club Buckskin Horse Association of Michigan Central Michigan Horseman’s Association Country Hobbies 4-H Club Eastern Michigan Arabian Horse Association Foundation Quarter Horse Registry of MI Great Lakes Arabian Horse Alliance Great Lakes Buckskin Association Great Lakes Reined Cow Horse Association Highland Equestrian Conservancy Highland Trail Riders Association Kensington Trail Riders Association Lake States Horseman’s Association Lower Michigan Horse Association

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Mackinac Horsemen’s Association Michigan Appaloosa Horse Association Michigan Barrel Racing Association Michigan Horse Council Michigan Quarter Horse Association Michigan Reined Cow Horse Association Michigan Trail Riders Association National Little Britches Rodeo Assoc. of MI Pontiac Lake Horseman’s Association Ranch Horse Association of Michigan Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Association Tri-State Pinto Association Tuscola Fairgrounds Speed Series Waterloo Horsemen’s Association Western Michigan Appaloosa Regional

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Blue Water Miniature Horse Club Inc. Membership in the Blue Water Miniature Horse Club is open to anyone with an interest in and/or love of miniature horses. Miniature horse ownership is not required to be a member.

2011 Membership Registration Form

Family/Household Memberships $25 per year U.S./$30 Canadian Entitles the family/household to two votes (adults over 18 only), one copy of the monthly newsletter and one copy of the Club Directory.

Youth Memberships -Free Free to all youth under age 18 as of January 1st of the current year. Youth members do not vote, receive a newsletter or a Club Directory. Youth members who wish to receive the newsletter and Club Directory must pay membership dues of $25 per year.

Name (Adult #1)

Birth Date (month & date)

Name (Adult #2)

Birth Date (month & date)

Address

City, State, Zip

Home Phone

Cell

Email address

List Names and Birth Dates of Youth Make all checks payable to: B.W.M.H.C. Complete the form above and return it with check or money order to: B.W.M.H.C. c/o Tammie Miller 5846 Craven Rd., Emmett MI 48022 ©2011 C & C PUBLISHING, INC. • JANUARY 2011

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BUCHANAN WESTERNERS RIDING CLUB, INC. P.O. Box 99, Buchanan, MI 49107

www.BuchananWesterners.org MEMBERSHIP FEE FOR 2011 SEASON: $25.00 Name

Date

Address City

State

Phone

Zip

Email (To be used for notification of meetings and distribution of minutes)

NAMES AND AGES OF FAMILY MEMBERS Name

Age

Name

Age

Name

Age

Name

Age

Name

Age

Name

Age

Signature (adult) NOTE: Membership is required for High Points, but you MUST fill out a separate High Point Registration form for each horse/rider combination being registered.

BUCKSKIN HORSE ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN OFFICE USE ONLY

2011 Membership Form Please check one: Home of:

The All American Buckskin Horse Congress

o New o Renewal

Check type of membership desired: o Youth (18 and under as of 1/1) ...$20 o Individual .........................$25 o Family w/no youth .............$30 o Family w/youth .................$40 o Individual Life .................$200

Date Rcvd Ck# Amt Card Sent BHAM#

Name Address City Phone (

State )

o (check if unlisted)

Zip

Name and birth date of all youth (must have for class eligibility):

Make checks payable to: BHAM c/o Lisa Watts 3402 N. DeWitt Rd., St. Johns, MI 48879

If you would be interested in volunteering to serve on various committees, please check below:

o Congress o Buckskin Bullet o Sponsorship o Trail

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o Publicity o Jr BHAM o Points o Rules

o Futurity o Awards o Nominations o Banquet

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Central Michigan Horseman’s Association 2011 Membership Application • ** SAVE $5.00 if paid by April 1st, 2011 ** www.cmha.info (for 2011 show dates & more info.) Family Memberships: $35.00 per family (a family membership includes parents and children 18 & under, living in the immediate family. This does not include grandchildren.)

Individual Memberships: $25.00 Back Numbers: All C.M.H.A. members are required to have an assigned back number, a different number for each horse/rider combination. All 2011 members will be able to use their 2010 back number if they renew their membership on or before the annual meeting January 9, 2011. After that date, their back number becomes available to anyone. Each member will receive a set of 2 back numbers with their membership.

Membership Name

Date

Address Phone (

City )

State

Zip

C.M.H.A. back numbers are required for members to show and earn points. Numbers range from 1 to 999. Please contact Katie Hartsuff 989-743-5006 or email k_bulemore@hotmail.com for available numbers or you will be assigned one. Points accumulate from the date the membership is received. Please fill out completely with birth date and back number. Check one:

Individual

Family

Required

Membership:

$1.00 Each

Member Name:

D.O.B.

Back #

Add’l. Back #

Member Name:

D.O.B.

Back #

Add’l. Back #

Member Name:

D.O.B.

Back #

Add’l. Back #

Member Name:

D.O.B.

Back #

Add’l. Back #

Make checks payable to: C.M.H.A. Mail to: Katie Hartsuff, 3846 East Hibbard Rd., Corunna, MI 48817

Extra Back Numbers: April 1, 2011 Discount:

-5.00

Total Enclosed: For Office Use: Check # Cash Received by

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Country Hobbies 4-H Club Join us for Fun, Learning, Activities, Friendship & More! ~ No Fees To Join ~

New Club In 2011 ~ New Members Welcome!

~ 2011 Shows ~

Name Address City

State

Zip

o Regular o Youth

DOB Phone

Questions? Contact: Jeremy Spratt (517) 990-7546 jeremy.spratt@precisiongage.com

JUNE 25TH 4-H Speed Show JULY 30TH 4-H Open Pleasure Show

Send completed form to:

Jeremy Spratt Country Hobbies 4-H 7391 Arkansaw Rd. Allen, MI 49227

MAY 28TH Benefit Speed Show

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EASTERN MICHIGAN ARABIAN ASSOCIATION Membership Application Membership # (if known) Please circle one: NEW I prefer to receive my Newsletter via (circle one): US MAIL

RENEWAL WEBSITE

Family Membership (3 individuals within the same residence) $40.00 additional children @ $10.00 $30.00 Individual Membership (18 years or older) $20.00 Youth Membership (17 years and under) If you wish to participate in the ACS Awards program, please include your AHA Member number below NAME

TOTAL ENCLOSED

SPOUSE

AHA#

ADDRESS

CHILD 1

BIRTH DATE

AHA#

CITY, STATE, ZIP

CHILD 2

BIRTH DATE

AHA#

PHONE

CHILD 3

BIRTH DATE

AHA#

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Visit us at www.emaa.org

Mail checks made payable to EMAA to: Christine Young 3309 Lake George Road Dryden, MI 48428 (810) 796-9078

Check # Amount:

** All required information must be filled out or application will not be processed **

Date Rcvd:

Foundation Quarter Horse Registry - Michigan 2011 Michigan Affiliate Membership Application Fees:

Single $10 o Family $25 o Youth $5 o

Name

Current MI FQHR #

Street City Phone

State

Zip

Do you want your newsletter o regular mail or o email?

Return to: Rhonda Lebbin 5347 Grand Blanc Rd. Swartz Creek, MI 48473

Cell

FQHR-MI 2011 Release of Liability – This Release covers all shows/clinics offered by the FQHR Michigan Affiliate for the 2011 Year. Please read carefully before signing. WARNING: Under the Michigan Equine Liability act an equine I apply to ride horses/ride in the arena/ride on trails and participate in or observe equine events provided and professional is not liable for an injury to or death of a participant in an sponsored by Foundation Quarter Horse Registry-Michigan Affiliate FQHR-MI at the facilities indicated above. equine activity resulting from the inherent risk of the equine activity. I understand that horseback riding will expose me to above normal risks. These risks include collisions, obstacles, variation in terrain and surface/subsurface conditions, and unexpected actions of a horse, such as kicking, biting, rearing, bucking, striking, rolling, bolting, or running away from danger by trotting, cantering or galloping. I also understand that I will be exposed to inherent risks of equine activity including but not limited to the unpredictability of an equine reaction to cattle, other animals, and sudden movement of people, sounds, and unfamiliar objects. I further understand that horses have a propensity to behave in ways that may result in injury, harm or death to a person on or around it. I agree that I assume and acknowledge these and other dangers that are inherent in the activity of horseback riding. I agree that I am responsible for my own safety. I agree that I have my own medical coverage. I agree that the FQHR-MI, their members, employees, and agents will not be liable if I suffer personal injury or death, except if caused by their gross negligence or willful and wanton misconduct. I agree not to bring any claims, demands or lawsuits against FQHR-MI, their members, employees or agents. I agree that if FQHR-MI, their members, agents or employees are sued by anyone else because of claimed conduct of myself, I will indemnify and hold them harmless for all damages and costs, including reasonable actual attorney fees. I agree that the consideration for this release to be binding on me, my heirs and assigns that I am permitted to participate in FQHR-MI activities or ride on property rented or in use for events. I specifically affirm and agree that, this release constitutes a wavier of liability beyond the provisions of the Michigan Equine Activity Liability Act 1994 P.A. 351. I agree that Michigan law governs the interruption and enforceability of this release. I acknowledge that I am eighteen years of age or older, and I am signing this release on my own behalf and on the behalf of my minor children, our heirs, representatives and assigns.

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GREAT LAKES ARABIAN HORSE ALLIANCE 2011 MEMBERSHIP FORM Membership is valid from January 1, 2011 - December 31, 2011

Membership: New o or Renewal o (please check one) Type: Individual o Family & Friends o Weekend Show Pass o Individual memberships are valid for one calendar year. This includes one vote* at an annual meeting. $25.00 *Voting member must be 18 & over

Family & Friends memberships are valid for one calendar year. They can include up to three members. They do NOT need to reside at the same address. However, any club information requiring paper will be mailed only to the primary address listed. Each group will be issued only one membership number. Be sure to list all members information below. Membership gets one vote*. $55.00

Name

Weekend Show Passes are valid only for the Friday and Saturday of shows. These are per individual. This is a non-voting membership. It is simply a pass to show for the weekend. $15.00

Please submit completed application with check payable to:

Address City

State

Phone

AHA Number*

Age Category

Great Lakes Arabian Horse Alliance

Zip

Mail to: C/O Jessica Frey

6273 Myron Rd. Jeddo, MI 48032

Please include additional members on a separate sheet of paper. *Membership with AHA (Arabian Horse Association) is not required to be a member of Great Lakes AHA, however if you would like to participate in the AHA Community Show points program you need to be a member of AHA. Visit www.arabianhorses.org to become a member. o Please check if you do not have web access and prefer to receive newsletter by US Mail.

If questions, please call (810) 327-6757 or email: membership@greatlakesaha.org

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GREAT LAKES BUCKSKIN ASSOCIATION 2011 Membership Form Membership Type: (please check one) o Life – Individual $100.00 (+$5.00 annually) o Life – Household $200.00 (+$10.00 annually) o Household $30.00 (2 adults and all youth)

o Individual $25.00 o Youth only $10.00 o Lead Line $5.00 (walk-trot youth only)

o I do not want my address listed on the membership list. o I do not want my phone number listed on the membership list.

Name Membership Fee Enclosed:

Address City

State

Phone

Zip

Make checks payable to:

Name, ages and birth date of all youth 18 & younger (age as of January 1, 2011).

GREAT LAKES BUCKSKIN ASSOCIATION

Name

DOB

Name

DOB

Name

DOB

Name

DOB

Visit us online at:

DOB

www.GreatLakesBuckskin.com

Name

c/o Judy Pletcher, Secretary 4643 Birch Run Road Millington, MI 48746

Attach separate sheet if necessary

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2011 Membership Application New Member o Renewing Member o GLRCHA # o Youth Membership $20.00 o Individual Membership $25.00 o Family Membership $40.00

Preserving The Quality Of The Western Reined Stock Horse

Family Membership Includes: Husband, wife and/or children, 18 years of age or younger, as of January 1st of the current year.

Printed Name Address City

State

Phone

Zip

Email FAMILY MEMBERS AGE

GLRCHA # NAME

SOCIAL SECURITY #

Make checks payable to: GLRCHA

Mail to: GLRCHA 1304 Wheeling Rd., Imlay City, MI 48444 DO NOT MAIL CASH OFFICE USE ONLY

We are required to have a social security number for all exhibitors. All earnings/payouts are reportable as income to the I.R.S. A form 1099 will be issued to all exhibitors receiving earnings. Returned Check Fee: $35.00

Date Received: Cash: Check #: Amount Paid:

Highland Equestrian Conservancy 2011 Membership Application (Membership is NOT limited to Highland residents) o Individual $15 o Family $25 o Donation $ o I am interested in a sponsorship of an HEC event Name or Business: Address: City:

State:

Email:

Zip Code:

Phone:

HORSES ARE THE LAST BASTIONS HOLDING BACK SPRAWL! PLEASE SUPPORT MICHIGAN'S FIRST HORSE - LAND CONSERVANCY! We are making a positive difference for horses! With the assistance of the Equestrian Land Conservation Resource and Bryer Horses, the Highland Equestrian Conservancy, a small land conservancy with a mission to protect our natural resources and the equestrian heritage in and around Highland Township, has been successful in securing 4 acres of land 80'x 1/2 mile long adjoining Highland Oaks County Park for a horse and hiking rustic pathway that will eventually tie to Rose Oaks Park.

Mail completed form to: Highland Equestrian Conservancy c/o Ty Cochell 1993 Oakland Drive, Highland, MI 48356 248.887.3970 • www.HighlandEquestrians.org Email: HighlandEquestrianConservancy@gmail.com ©2011 C & C PUBLISHING, INC. • JANUARY 2011

The Highland Equestrian Conservancy completed Michigan’s first township horse census & equine economic impact study. Highland’s Equestrian Community is just one more reason Highland Township is a great destination ~ Triscia Pilchowski, Highland Twp. Supervisor (38)

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Highland Trail Riders Come Ride With Us! 2011 Membership Application Highland Recreation Area is located on M-59, midway between Howell and Pontiac in Southeastern Michigan. Twelve miles of scenic equestrian trails meander past lakes and ponds, through open meadows, up and over steep wooded hills. Three of the highest points in Oakland County lie within the park. A rustic horse campground is available, however it is not exclusive to horse campers. A recreation passport is required for entry. Membership fee is $15 (single or family). Receive a Free Lunch when membership is paid during one of our events! Name:

Mark Your Calendars!

Address: City:

State:

May 15 Sunday Spring Ride Sept. 10 Saturday Annual Horseshoe Hunt Oct. 8 Saturday Fall Cider Ride

Zip:

Phone: Email:

For questions or membership information, please email us at: highlandtrailriders@yahoo.com or call Jaqui at (248) 624-8988

For updates and photos visit our website at:

www.HighlandTrailRiders.com

KENSINGTON TRAIL RIDERS ASSN. 2011 Membership Form Individual $20 Family $25

Mail to: Kensington Trail Riders P.O. Box 453, Milford, MI 48381

Business $50 Sponsor $100

Name (print) Address City Phone

State

Zip

Email address

I the undersigned, having read and understood the contents of this statement, agree to; RELEASE, ABSOLVE, FORGIVE and HOLD HARMLESS the Kensington Trial Riders Association, its members, its officers, and board members from all and any liabilities, connected to, any claims, judgment losses, costs or expenses, resulting in, but not limited to, death, physical injury, property damage or theft, to myself or my family members, pets and/or livestock, in connection with any event sponsored or organized by the Kensington Trail Riders Association. I and my family members agree, to participate in these activities fully understanding that horses can, and do act unpredictably at times, which is inherent to their nature. I further understand these activities could result in permanent injury or death to me or my family members and agree to participate in these events, knowing these activities are potentially dangerous and hazardous. Will you or any family member be wearing helmets when you ride? Please circle:

YES

I further agree to register at the Kensington Metropark office before riding a horse at Kensington Metropark facility, as required by the Kensington Metropark Authority.

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LAKE STATES HORSEMAN’S ASSOCIATION 2011 Membership Form Annual Individual Membership $20.00 (After April 1st Individual Membership $25.00) Each additional immediate family member $5.00 (Immediate family member includes spouse and dependent children 17 and under)

Member Benefits Include: Laminated Back Numbers $85 Weekend Blanket Fee (includes 1 stall, 2 all day fee) reserved for the 2010 Show Season (only avail. ‘til April 1) $30 All Day Fee • Weekend High Points and Year End Awards $10.00 set of 2 (first come first serve availability) Payment must accompany membership form • Rider’s age is determined as of January 1, 2011 Name: (prior to April 1, 2011 – $20.00)

D.O.B.

1/1/11 Age:

$25

Street Address: City:

Additional Family Members:

State:

Name:

D.O.B.

1/1/11 Age:

Phone #: (

Name:

D.O.B.

1/1/11 Age:

Email:

Name:

D.O.B.

1/1/11 Age:

Laminated Back Number

1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

$10

Laminated Back Number

1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

$10

Laminated Back Number

1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

$10

Check Payable to: LSHA

Check Number:

TOTAL $ Enclosed:

LAKE STATES HORSEMAN’S ASSOCIATION AND/OR INDIVIDUALS ASSISTING AT THESE EVENTS SHALL NOT BE INDIVIDUALLY OR COLLECTIVELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR INJURY TO ANY PERSON(S), HORSE(S) OR PROPERTY IN CONNECTION WITH THIS EVENT.

Zip: )

I have reviewed the LSHA Rule Book and agree to all terms and conditions of the association. Signature:

Date:

***A parent or legal guardian must sign for an individual minor membership***

Mail to:

LSHA, 10910 Nortley Hwy., Tipton, MI 48287

LOWER MICHIGAN HORSE ASSOCIATION 2011 Membership Application • www.LMHA.net Name

Back #

Date

Address Phone (

PAC Approved

City )

Zip

Please check appropriate Membership: l Family $45.00

l Adult 19 & Over $30.00

l Youth 18 & Under $25.00

Note: For year end awards you MUST DECLARE one division with the exception of JR/SR Horse & Pony/Mini 1. Lead Line 2. PeeWee Walk 10 & Under 3. W/T 12 & Under 6. 14-18 7. 19-39 8. 40 & Over 9. Pony/Mini 10. Gaited

4. W/T 13 & Over 5. 13 & Under 11. Driving 12. JR Horse 13. SR Horse

RIDER AGE as of Jan. 1, 2011 - Horse, Dec. 31, 2011. NOTE: A separate back number is needed for each Horse/Rider Combination. Stalls will be assigned by LMHA staff ONLY. Reserve in advance, email: Kathy at lkberger@sbcglobal.net, cell (586) 484-5521. Stall reservation deadline is Wednesday before each show weekend. CANNOT guarantee group stalls if not reserved in advance! Absolutely NO arrivals before 2:00 p.m. Friday of each show weekend. Early arrivals will be charged an additional day for camping! Stallions welcome, handler/exhibitor must be 18 or older. 2011 SHOW DATES/JUDGES Include the following information on a separate sheet of paper for each Horse/Rider Combination • Exhibitor • Back # • Breed • D.O.B • DIVISION • Horses age if 5 & • 01-01-11 AGE • Horse under (12-31-11)

Mail to: Laurie Haring 1288 Strange Hwy., Grand Ledge, MI 48837

WARNING: Under the Michigan Equine Activity Liability Act an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in an equine activity resulting from an inherent risk of the Equine Activity. LMHA and/or individuals assisting at these shows will not be individually or collectively held responsible for any loss, damage, injury to any person, horse or property in connection with this show. Current Year NEGATIVE COGGINS is required to show...absolutely NO EXCEPTIONS.

Contacts: Karol Holzhei (517) 663-1736, Laurie Haring (517) 490-1607, showinfo@lmha.net Signature

April 16 & 17 April 16 April 17 May 14 May 15 June 11 June 12 July 23 July 24 August 27 August 28

FUZZY Show Ron Chandler Jodie Brenner Linda Schuberg Trevor Walton Nora Balgoyen Hope Schoendorf Mark DeLisle Jennifer McCelland DeeAnn Gutowski JoAnn Kosanic

(Application MUST be signed by an adult)

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Show clothes optional Mason Indoor Mason Indoor Mason Indoor Mason Indoor Mason Outdoor (south end) Mason Outdoor (south end) Mason Outdoor (south end) Mason Outdoor (south end) Mason Indoor Mason Indoor

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Michigan Appaloosa Horse Association

2011 Membership Fees:

Application for Membership - Membership Year HOUSEHOLD ADDRESS

MApHA

(January 1st – December 31st)

City

State/Prov

Zip

)

Country

Youth (each)

Horse Nominations (ea.) $5 Family Lifetime

$250

Husband/Wife Life.

$200

Single Lifetime

$150 $10 Total:

Make check payable to: MApHA First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC #

MApHA#

First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC #

MApHA#

Mail to: Judy Biber, MApHA Treasurer 28328 Dixboro Rd. South Lyon, MI 48178 * Checks returned for Non Sufficient Funds will incur a $25 charge *

Office Use Only: First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC #

MApHA#

Check #

YOUTH SECTION o New o Renewal Last Name o New o Renewal Last Name

$15

Saddle Up!

SINGLE ADULT SECTION o New o Renewal Last Name

Single Adult

Add to Online Community List? o Y o N

Email HUSBAND & WIFE SECTION o New o Renewal Last Name o New o Renewal Last Name

$20

Michigan Appaloosa Horse Association

Street Address

Phone (

Husband & Wife

Amt

Date Rec’d First

Initial Birth Date

ApHC #

MApHA#

First

Initial Birth Date

ApHC #

MApHA#

Notes

HORSE NOMINATIONS Points for MApHA Year End Awards do not begin to accumulate until 1.) The Horse Nomination is paid/received by the MApHA for the show year and 2.) Both the owner and exhibitor are current MApHA members. * Mail the following information EXACTLY as it appears on ApHC Registration papers. Please print on separate sheet: 1. Horse Reg. Name 2. ApHC Reg. # 3. Sex 4. Year Foaled 5. Owner(s) Name(s) 6. ApHC Member # for one/both owners.

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MBRA

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Membership runs from September 1st to August 31st of the following year

Michigan Barrel Racing Association

o Membership $45.00 o Associate Membership $15.00 (bulletin only) o Family Membership $100.00 Family Membership Includes: 3 or more family members, same address, same house

Printed Name Address City

State

Phone

Zip

Signature

Date

New Season tarted September 18th, 2010 & runs through August 2011

(will not be accepted without signature)

Please make checks payable to:

Michigan Barrel Racing Association Mail to: Charlotte Kennedy

http://mibarrelracing.tripod.com Come join the fun and the rush of barrel racing! All levels from novice to rodeo gal!

12276 E. Dodge Rd. Otisville, MI 48463 If questions please call Charlotte (810) 793-2659

MICHIGAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 278, Greenville, MI 48838 • 616-225-8211 • Fax: 616-225-8313

www.MIQUARTERHORSE.COM MQHA Membership Application*

q New q Renewal

Youth* (Date of Birth / / ) $30 q Includes MQHA Journal 12-month $20 q Without MQHA Journal 12-month Adult $45 q 12-month Individual with Journal $35 q 12-month individual without Journal $65 q Adult with Spouse Other q Farm, Ranch, Corp. or Partnership 12-mo. $45 $250 q Individual Lifetime

* MQHA requires a copy of youth’s birth certificate. Please add $20 for 1st class shipping or Canadian memberships

First Class Postage (REQUIRED ON CANADIAN MEMBERSHIPS) q To upgrade from third class to first class $20

A few benefits of your MQHA Membership: • Michigan Quarter Horse Journal • Nearly 50 AQHA Shows Annually • Youth World Show Team & Youth Congress Team • Stallion Service Sale • Michigan Quarter Horse Breeders Futurity • AQHA/MQHA Annual Trail Ride • Queen Contest • Various Clinics • Annual Convention & Year End Awards • Leg Up Program • Youth Scholarships Please make checks payable to MQHA & mail to:

MQHA, P.O. Box 278, Greenville, MI 48838 For office use only:

Name

MQHA ID No.

Spouse (if applicable)

Spouse’s MQHA ID No.

(Whenever possible, please attach payment to form.)

Address

Date:

City

State

Michigan County

Phone

Amt. $

Zip

Payment Type: q Check if unlisted

Signature

Credit Card Information: q Visa q MasterCard q Discover SVC Code (from back): Account Number Exp. Date / Zip Code: Tax Tip: Contributions or gifts to the MQHA are not deductible as charitable q Credit card billing address is NOT the same as above. If not contributions for federal income tax; however dues and advertising payments the same, please write the billing address on the back of this form. may be deductible by members as an ordinary and necessary business expense. ©2011 C & C PUBLISHING, INC. • JANUARY 2011

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Michigan Horse Council Individual & Farm/Business Membership Application Web-Site: www.michiganhorsecouncil.com Calendar Year Membership: January 1– December 31 Michigan Horse Council is organized for the following purposes: a. To provide individuals and organizations with a central authority that will support, encourage, supplement, and coordinate the efforts of those presently engaged in the constructive conservation, development, and promotion of the horse industry and horse community in the State of Michigan; b. To educate and inform individuals and organizations through all available media, education programs, and cooperation; c. To advocate the conservation and promotion of the horse industry and community

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Receive a monthly newsletter, keeping you informed of events that are happening in the state, current health issues, pending legislation affecting the equine industry, trail issues, and more. Being a member of an organization that is working to promote the Michigan Horse Industry - assimilate information about and promote all aspects of the equine industry in the state, including all breeds and disciplines, including trail riding and racing. A chance to attend monthly, open board meetings (except during June, July and August), many with informational speakers. Having the opportunity to become a member of one of the standing committees of the Michigan Horse Council, including Communications, Membership, Legislative/Land Use, Expo, Special Events (all events in which MHC participates, including Ag Expo, Michigan Great Lakes International Draft Horse Show, MI 4-H Jamboree, MSU Autumnfest and more); Education; Trails and Philanthropy. Being associated with people who are working towards the enhancement, safety, preservation and enjoyment of both the horse and owner, whatever their individual interests may involve. Farm/Business members only: include a link to your website on the Michigan Horse Council web page

Membership is open: To all equine businesses and individuals engaged in any type of horse activity, and/or who support the goals and purposes of the Michigan Horse Council.

Individual: Membership Fee $15.00; Farm or Business: Membership Fee $25.00 Please Designate: _______ Individual Membership; ________ Farm/Business Membership Please Print Clearly Name:________________________________________ Business/Farm Name: _________________________ Street: _______________________________________________ Phone: (_____) _______________________ City & State:______________________________________________________ Zip:______________________________ e-mail:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Web-site (Farm/business only):_________________________________________________________________________

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MRCHA 2011 Membership Form

Michigan Reined Cow Horse Association Print Name Address City

State

Phone

Zip

Website

Would you like your website linked to the MRCHA site? o Y o N

Individual Fee: $20.00 or $15.00 if you are a current NRCHA Member, or you are applying for membership now. You must provide your NRCHA membership number below or attach completed NRCHA application. Family Fee: $35.00 or $30.00 if any family member is a current NRCHA member, or you are applying for membership now. You must provide your NRCHA membership number below or attach completed NRCHA application. In the following box, list family members / membership numbers. Please indicate which committees you can help with: OFFICIAL USE ONLY o Fund Raising / Sponsors o Show Committee o Awards

Name

NRCHA #

Please mail completed application with check payable to:

Paid Cash

MRCHA, P.O. Box 312, Cadillac, MI 49601 If you have any questions, please call Shelly Fuller at 231.633.5502. Thank you! You will receive the processed application with MRCHA number as your receipt. NOTE: If you will be participating in our open show series, you will need to be a MRCHA member to be eligible for awards.

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Michigan Trail Riders Association, Inc. Membership Application New memberships are $35. Renewal memberships are $25 until March 31, 2011 and then will be $35. A Lifetime Membership is $400. All memberships are “Family Memberships”. If you are single, a membership includes just you and any children. Family Memberships consist of a husband, wife and children under the age of 18. The membership year is from January 1st to December 31st. Maps and Guide books are included with the New Member fee. If you would like to purchase the maps and guide book only, please remit $10. No bicycles are allowed on this trail. We are a non-profit organization, therefore, all membership income over and above expenses is used to improve and promote the Michigan Riding-and-Hiking Trail.

Membership must be in effect for 30 days prior to ride date. Name: Address: City:

State:

Zip:

Would you prefer to receive the newsletter by mail? o Yes Would you print your newsletter from the MTRA website to save printing and postage? o Yes Would you want the newsletter emailed to you? If yes, please list your email address below:

Phone Number: Children’s Names/Ages:

Please mail check with completed application to:

Michigan Trail Riders Assoc., Inc. 5806 E. State Road, Hale, MI 48739

Date: New:

Renewal:

Chris Rayner (989) 473-3205 Secretary/Treasurer

MTRA#:

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National Little Britches Rodeo Association of Michigan www.nlbraofmi.com Membership Application Name

Date

Please return form to the NLBRA of MI Secretary:

Address City

State

Birth Date

Current Age

Zip

Brandi Paepke 9767 Amy School Rd. Howard City, MI 49329 (231) 460-6431

Email Address Phone(s) - Home

Cell

Mother’s Name

Father’s Name

Would you like to receive newsletters electronically? o Yes o No Have you participated in rodeos before? o Yes o No Would your parents be willing to help out during rodeos? o Yes o No How did you hear about NLBRA of MI?

Pontiac Lake Horseman’s Association Making a difference for the future at Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area 2011 Membership Application Membership is for one year and expires each year on June 1st. Please indicate which membership you are applying for.

o Individual $10 o Family (includes children under 18) $15 o Business $35 Name Please make checks payable to:

Spouse’s Name

Pontiac Lake Horseman’s Association (PLHA)

Children’s Names under 18

Mail signed application to:

Address City Home Phone

State

Zip

Pontiac Lake Horseman’s Assoc. Attn: Membership Coordinator P.O. Box 798 Highland, MI 48375

I hereby release the Pontiac Lake Horseman’s Association, its membership and officers, of any and all liabilities resulting in physical injury, property damage or personal loss to myself or my family members in connection with any activities sponsored or organized by this Association. I realize that horses can behave unpredictably and I agree to participate in these activities fully aware of the potential risks involved.

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RANCH HORSE ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN 2011 Membership Application

Make checks payable to:

Ranch Horse Association of MI Mail to: c/o Shari Wykrent 27723 29th St., Gobles, MI 49055

Please check which membership you are purchasing.

o Family Membership $30 o Individual Membership $15 o Youth Membership $10 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Check Amt.: Important: All memberships are based on calendar year and expire December 31. Please allow Date Rec’d.: Check #: RHAM #’s: approximately 2 weeks for processing. One form per membership. Please duplicate if needed. FAMILY MEMBERS

Name

Mailing Address

Name

ARHA #

City, State, Zip

Relationship

Spouse

Phone(s)

ARHA #

Email Address

DOB

ARHA # (also list ARHA Amateur # if you have one)

(attach separate sheet for additional family members)

UNDER THE MICHIGAN EQUINE LIABILITY ACT, AN EQUINE PROFESSIONAL IS NOT LIABLE FOR AN INJURY TO OR THE DEATH OF A PARTICIPANT IN AN EQUINE ACTIVITY RESULTING FROM THE INHERENT RISK OF THE EQUINE ACTIVITY. I apply to participate in or observe equine events provided and sponsored by Ranch Horse Association of Michigan (RHAM). By signing this RELEASE OF LIABILITY I understand that my involvement in a Ranch Horse Event will expose me to above normal risks due to the unpredictable behavior of horses and their reactions to surroundings of unfamiliar objects, sounds and cattle. Examples of these risks include: collisions, kicking, biting, rearing, bucking, striking, rolling, bolting and trampling. I understand that horses have a tendency to behave in ways that may result in injury, harm or death to a person on or around it. I agree that I assume and acknowledge these and other dangers that are inherent in horse related activities. I agree that I am responsible for my own safety. I agree that I have my own medical coverage. I agree that the RHAM, their members, employees, and agents will not be liable if I suffer personal injury or death. I agree not to bring any claims, demands or lawsuits against RHAM, their members, employees or agents. I agree that if RHAM, their members, agents or employees are sued by anyone else because of claimed conduct by myself, I will indemnify and hold them harmless from all damages and costs, including reasonable actual attorney fees. I agree that by signing this release it becomes binding on me, my heirs and assigns, and thus I am allowed to participate in RHAM activities or ride on property rented or in use for events. I agree that, THIS RELEASE CONSTITUTES A WAVIER OF LIABILITY BEYOND THE PROVISIONS OF THE MICHIGAN EQUINE ACTIVITY LIABILITY ACT 1994 P.A. 351. I agree that Michigan law governs the enforceability of this release. I acknowledge that I have read this waiver and liability release and I fully understand it, I am eighteen years of age or older, and that I am signing this release on my own behalf (or on the behalf of my minor children), our heirs, representatives and assigns. I understand that I am responsible for my own financial loss in relation to any theft or damage to my tack, equipment, vehicles, trailers, and horses while on the premises where an Equine event is held. Upon purchase of a RHAM Membership, member agrees to abide by the Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of ARHA and RHAM. A RHAM membership is not required to participate in a RHAM Event as long as the participant provides proof of a current ARHA membership, but a RHAM membership must be purchased to be eligible for year-end points to accumulate and showing 3 of 4 or 4 of 5 RHAM circuit shows per season to be eligible for a year end award. I (We) agree to abide by the rules of the American Ranch Horse Assoc. and Ranch Horse Assoc. of Michigan and will work to promote the association.

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Signature

Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Association Membership Application Membership Year

(Jan. 1 to Dec. 31)

New!

Renewal

Name Address

City

State

Zip

Email Phone Numbers (home)

(cell)

Membership Type o Individual $15 per year o Family $20 per year (includes children under 18 years old) Children’s Names

o Workbee Cook o Annual Meeting o Expo

Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Association 9322 Alward Road Laingsburg, MI 48848 Our website www.shtra.org contains our newsletters, event info and email contact

As a member, I would like to help in the following activities: o An Event Host/Hostess o Photographer o Workbees/Trail Projects

Please make checks payable to:

o Board or o Committee o Media Liaison o Can donate use of trail maintenance equipment

I hereby release Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Association of any and all liabilities for personal loss/injury, and/or property loss/damage of any kind. I understand that equine activities are risky by their nature and agree to undertake full responsibility for said risk on my own behalf, as well as my minor child/children, legal ward, heirs, & representatives. Signature ©2011 C & C PUBLISHING, INC. • JANUARY 2011

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Tuscola Fairgrounds New Twilight Speed Series Daily Paybacks H Year End Awards H High Points! o $30 Individual o $90 Family (3 or more members) All Members Receive Hat or T-Shirt! Choose: Hat o T-Shirt o Size:

Receive A FREE Membership

NAME THE SERIES CONTEST!

Sponsored by:

Winner receives a free membership for the 2011 season ($30 value).

www.thumbareakidsandcritters.org

Name

8 Speed Shows held Tuesday and/or Sunday Nights May/June through Aug/Sept at 7:00 pm

Address City

State

Phone

Entries due by January 15, 2010. Email: JD070409@gmail.com

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2011 Show Dates All shows held at the Tuscola County Fairgrounds, Caro, MI

Thumb Area Kids & Critters 4-H Shows May 7th & July 9th Other 4-H/Open Shows May 21st, June 18th, June 26th, July 9th, July 22nd, July 24th, July 30th

Tuscola County Fair July 17th-24th Visit www.tuscolacountyfair.org for more information

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+ Extra Open Class (which changes) Each Show! Please make checks payable to: Membership forms/

Thumb Area Kids & Critters 4-H

payment accepted day of show at entry booth

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Jackie Diedrich, 4-H Leader 2752 S. Garner Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 For more information call (989) 302-0191 or email: JD070409@gmail.com WWW.SADDLEUPMAG.COM

WATERLOO HORSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION

2011 Membership Application January 1, 2011 thru December 31, 2011

Name

Phone

Address City

State

Membership Renewal

Zip

New Membership

WHA Newsletter

Single ............$20.00 Single ............$20.00 Send via U.S. mail Family ............$25.00 Family ............$25.00 Yes, I will allow my name, address, phone number and email to be published in the WHA membership list. I hereby release Waterloo Horsemen’s Association, Inc. of any and all liabilities for personal loss/injury, and/or loss/damage of any kind. I accept all responsibility for myself, family members and personal property. Signature

Date

Send completed application and payment to: Waterloo Horsemen’s Association, Inc. Renewal dues must be received by c/o LaDean Rose January 30, 2011 9734 Waters Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Number of family members Names of family members

2011 EVENTS February 19 April 30 May 14 May 27-30 August 27 September 2-5 November 2-6

Tom Keene, Vice President (517) 522-6482

Western Michigan Appaloosa Regional 2011 Membership Application Farm Name Street Address City

State/Prov

Home Phone

Work

Fax

Zip

Husband & Wife

$20.00

Adult (each)

$13.00

Youth (each)

$ 7.00

Family

$30.00

Family Lifetime

$150.00

Single Lifetime

$100.00 $10.00 Total:

Country

First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC Nat’l Member #

Make check payable to: WMAR Mail to: Tami Vickery, Treasurer 3200 Eric Drive White Lake, MI 48383

First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC Nat’l Member #

* Checks returned for Non Sufficient Funds will incur a $30 charge *

ADULT SECTION **Must have ApHC membership #’s if you are a Nat’l. Member o New o Renewal Last Name o New o Renewal Last Name

Membership Fees:

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HUSBAND & WIFE SECTION **Must have ApHC membership #’s if you are a Nat’l. Member o New o Renewal Last Name o New o Renewal Last Name

WHA Annual Banquet Green Lake to Waterloo Trail Ride Spring Work Bee Memorial Day Weekend Fall Work Bee Labor Day Weekend Turkey Ride

Visit our website for updated information:

www.WMARAPP.com First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC Nat’l Member #

First

Initial

Non Pro?

ApHC Nat’l Member #

Office Use Only: Check #

YOUTH SECTION **Must have ApHC membership #’s if you are a Nat’l. Member

Date Rec’d

o New o Renewal Last Name o New o Renewal Last Name

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Initial Birth Date

ApHC Nat’l Member #

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Initial Birth Date

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE CLASSIFIEDS ACCOUNTING & TAXES

AWARDS & TROPHIES

Get your finances ready for year-end taxes! We can take information from your bank account or create a QuickBooks file for you to use (with instruction & help) or do your monthly bookkeeping. Visit www.TotalEquestrian.biz for info. Ann Arbor, MI (Washtenaw) S10/11 Suzanne Howard: (313) 575-8823

LETTUCE DUIT - Your complete source for awards! Featuring ribbons, trophies, plaques, sashes, tiaras & more! Custom designs available. Shop online or call us today! www.LettuceDuit.com LETTUCE DUIT Galien, MI (Berrien) M-2/11 (269) 545-3521 or 1-800-947-5223

PAWLOSKI, SCHOFIELD & CO. Experienced in equine accounting & tax consultation, with services for all equine-related professions including business entity selection, business start-up, bookkeeping, computer & network set-up, payroll, accounting & more! Visit www.PCtax.com for information. Dearborn Heights, MI (Wayne) S11/11 Bill Schofield: (313) 563-2763

BEDDING & SHAVINGS Dry pine shavings in bulk. $12.00 per yard, picked up. Delivery available. NORTHWOOD SHAVINGS – John Schwartz Newaygo, MI (Newaygo) Jan. (231) 652-1048

ANIMAL RESCUE/REHAB

BLANKET CLEAN/REPAIR

HORSES’ HAVEN: a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit humane care & adoption organization for horses, ponies & donkeys. Visitors welcome by appointment, give us a call! Please email horseshaven2@aol.com or visit www.horseshaven.org for more information. HORSES’ HAVEN Howell, MI (Livingston) HMC-3/11 (517) 548-4880 or horseshaven2@aol.com

Blanket cleaning, repair & water repellent. Large machine provides superior wash. Hung dry & neatly packaged for pick-up. Quality repairs. Eco-friendly water repellent treatment available. Quick turnaround. Pick up, delivery & discounts for volume orders. Visit www.MilfordLaundry.com MILFORD LAUNDRY Milford, MI (Oakland) S2/12 (248) 684-5417

LUCKY STAR FARMS, LLC, offers rehab services for the equine athlete! Our services include Game Ready cold compression therapy, hydrohorse equine water treadmill, hand walking, bandages, meds, etc. Visit our website: www.luckystarfarms.webs.com Webberville, MI (Ingham) M2/11 (517) 515-0518

ARENA/FACILITY RENTAL 60x220 Indoor Arena for rent! Lucky Star Farms, LLC, offers haul-in arena rentals for $10/horse. Monthly rates available. Heated viewing area & full bathroom. Visit www.luckystarfarms.webs.com Webberville, MI (Ingham) M2/11 (517) 515-0518 ARENA & STALLS FOR rent. Indoor arena, outdoor arena, & stalls for lease in Howell/Hartland, MI, area. Easy access to I-96 & US-23. Additional stalls & turnout available. Lease/option to purchase on land contract. Please call for information. Howell, MI (Livingston) Jan (517) 546-3351

AUTOMATIC WATERERS

BOARDING 18 miles of riding trails at Brighton Recreation State Park. Large outdoor arena. Lessons & Training on site. Boarding starts at $175 month. Visit us online at www.BrightonRecRidingStable.com BRIGHTON REC RIDING STABLE Howell, MI (Livingston) S3/11 (810) 534-5063 A barn full of opportunities for boarders: indoor & outdoor arenas, round pen, timed lighting, acres of groomed trails, riding lessons. Horses are fed twice daily, daily turnout, box stalls. Large, well lit wash rack & grooming areas. Clinics. Consignment shop. Tack lockers & bathroom. Base rate $275. We are located 20-30 minutes from Jackson, Mason, Lansing & Chelsea, Michigan. For more info, email: mackinderpaintquarterhorses@hotmail.com MACKINDER PAINT AND QUARTER HORSES Munith, MI (Jackson) Jan. (517) 596-2412

Nelson Automatic Waterers – installed from start to finish. Many units to choose from. Maintenance free, time saving, & energy efficient. Repairs available. Underground wire installation for barrierfree pet fencing. Most systems installed in one day. Horse fence installation. R. BARNES CO., INC. Howell, MI (Livingston) S5/11 (517) 545-8514 (office) or (313) 407-7373 (cell)

ARTIST PALATTE PAINTS (formerly Hickory View) 1 mile north of Genesee County Parks Cummings Center. Indoor & outdoor arenas, daily turnout, individual paddocks, tack lockers, family-oriented. Partial board $125 or full board $225. Chris Mt. Morris, MI (Genesee) S3/11 (810) 653-5468

Nelson Automatic Waterers – repair & maintenance. Most parts in stock, quick response. Will travel. WATERFIX COMPANY – John Dexter, MI (Washtenaw) S6/11 (734) 475-8898 or (313) 418-5676

Boarding at WINDY ACRES FARM. Stalls available, 20 acres pasture divided into 3 pastures. Outdoor arena, 60 ft. round pen. Fed 2x a day. $200/month. Connie Willis, MI (Washtenaw) Jan. (734) 604-6607 or snowfire1234@aol.com

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Boarding available, daily turn out, custom feeding, 7 separate pastures, lessons; western, hunt seat, dressage & showmanship. 60x120 outdoor arena, 64x144 indoor arena, dirt roads for trail riding, horses wormed every two months. Between Dexter & Chelsea. $325 stall, $250 pasture board. THE HORSE HOTEL – Mary Dexter, MI (Washtenaw) S5/11 (734) 426-2811 Boarding available, Grand Blanc. Feed daily, turnout, stalls cleaned daily, 50x150 indoor arena, 80x220 outdoor arena, tack room, observation room, bathroom. $250 stall, $175 pasture. Family friendly. Grand Blanc, MI (Genesee) S-6/11 LUCKY D RANCH – Gregg: (810) 287-5103 Boarding in beautiful west Michigan, owned & operated by a licensed veterinary technician. Rural area with plenty of dirt roads & a countryside for riding & 10 miles from Silver Creek, a horseman’s campground. Stall board $250 & pasture for $150 per month. Outdoor arena, round pen, green pastures, safe fencing, family environment. Hopkins, MI (Allegan) Jan. (734) 716-2647 Boarding, indoor arena, daily turnout small group, matted stalls, insulated buckets, plastic fencing, 4 feedings per day. Owner operated, easy I-75 access. $370 per month. Clarkston, MI (Oakland) Jan. Carol: (248) 625-2815

Boarding, Lessons & Training, Howell, MI : STONEWOOD STABLES, 12x14 stalls! Large indoor with clean observation room! Daily turnout in small groups! Small boarding community! Local dirt roads & trails to ride on! Lessons & training for all levels & all disciplines! Come join our show team! Michigan State Horse Management graduate! Stall boarding starting at $325; private turnout $350; pasture board $200. Call for more information. Howell, MI (Livingston) P-Jan. Trisha: (734) 664-9014 Boarding/Trail Horse Training – groomed, dust free, indoor arena. Large pastures with run-in sheds. Pasture board $300; stall $415. Tons of trails. Lessons ($30/hour), trail horse training & english, western, dressage ($800 includes lessons). Northville, MI (Washtenaw) S11/11 (248) 767-9599 Boarding: WEST HIGHLAND FARM offers quality boarding to all breeds. Indoor arena, daily turnout (weather permitting). Hay/grain 2x daily. Reasonable rates. Stalls available, $285/month. Multi-horse discount. Lessons are available by Wendy. WEST HIGHLAND FARM Willis, MI (Washtenaw) S5/11 (734) 461-6233 or (734) 461-0958

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE CLASSIFIEDS BOARDING, Cont. BOB & MARILEE’S WILDWOOD FARMS: 17 years same owners. Matted stalls, closet tack lockers, 60x120 indoor, 3 outdoor arenas, 70’ round pen, trail challenge area, 2 wash racks, heated clubhouse w/ restroom. Daily turnout in 22 private pastures. Plenty of dirt roads to roam! $400/month. Rushton Rd., South Lyon, MI (Oakland) S4/11 (248) 437-6922 CAPRIOLE MEADOWS, LLC – Small private barn in Chelsea, MI. Offering customized care. Boarding. Dressage lessons. Chelsea, MI (Washtenaw) HMC-4/11 (734) 475-0203 FRA-MAR FARM – Byron, MI. Indoor & outdoor arena. Heated observation room with bath. Deeply bedded stalls. Attached individual paddocks or pasture turnout. Intercom system. Heated buckets. Training & lessons. Byron, MI (Northern Livingston) S9/11 (517) 375-1410 or canzonet@earthlink.net Full care horse boarding facility: DREAMRIDGE EQUESTRIAN CENTER, LLC – Ada, MI – you & your equine are our #1 priority! Indoor & outdoor arena, hunt field, indoor wash racks with hot water, heated lounge, secure tack room, custom feeding plans & much more. Hay, grain, worming included. Multiple horse & refer a friend discounts along with monthly specials! Lessons available. Ada, MI (Kent) Jan. Shayna: (616) 498-2968 HAP’N ACRES – Howell, MI. Daily turnout; fed 3x day; hot/cold wash rack; private lockers; arena; round pen; groomed pastures; personalized care; stalls available for 2 geldings. Discount for first four months! Call for more information. Cheryl Howell, MI (Livingston) S3/11 (517) 546-3943 Happy Horse Boarding with Shannon Lynch, D.V.M. Quality care & feeding. Indoor & outdoor arenas. Large grass pastures. Very quiet, private, relaxed setting. Howell, MI (Livingston) S6/11 (517) 540-0780 Horse boarding, Rose Center, MI. $425 per month stall board. Rose Center, MI (Oakland) Jan. (248) 331-3654 Indoor Arena, ride to Maybury, no trailer needed. 25 acres of pastures. Pasture & stall board. $300$400 a month. Heated observation room. Reining horse footing. Adult facility. Riding buddies. Northville, MI (Wayne) Jan. (248) 767-9599 LUCKY STAR FARMS, LLC, offers 60x220 well-lit indoor arena, 100x200 outdoor, oversized 12x15 box stalls, daily turnout, heated viewing room & full bathroom. $325/month. Visit our website online at www.luckystarfarms.webs.com Webberville, MI (Ingham) M2/11 (517) 515-0518

MAJESTIC OAK STABLES, LLC – private horse boarding, indoor & outdoor arenas, specialized feed program, daily turnout, matted stalls. For more info visit us online at www.majesticoakstables.com Howell, MI (Livingston) Jan. Cheryl Carsley, LVT: (517) 545-9559 New Boarding/Training facility with large indoor & outdoor arenas, round pens, shower stall & large pastures. Horse sales, leasing & training. Lessons in basic horsemanship, western, reining & jumping. Disabled are welcome. South Lyon, MI (Livingston) S9/11 LEGEND LAND: (248) 486-0925 OVER EASY FARM, spacious stalls, rubber mats, premium bedding. Outside board, manicured pastures, large run-ins, heated water. 60x120 indoor, Olympic sized outdoor. Individualized feeding program, lessons, training, trails. Lapeer, MI (Lapeer) S1/12 (810) 938-1856 Private Boarding, heated barn: timed lighting, indoor/outdoor arenas, matted 8x10 stalls cleaned twice daily, excellent care, quality feed. Turnout available. Hot water, tack room, heated bathroom. $350 per month. Lapeer, MI (Lapeer) S10/11 HORSEFEATHERS FARM: (810) 614-6219 Private, quiet farm. Indoor arena, mirrors. Round pen, 3 pastures. Grass hay, balanced minerals. Lessons. Hoof rehab, natural barefoot hoofcare. $275 Linden, MI (Genesee) S5/11 (810) 735-7770 RISING STAR STABLES – brand new facility with 60x120 indoor arena, small group turnout, stalls cleaned daily, individual tack lockers. Lessons available. Ask about our new lower prices! Clio, MI (Genesee) Jan. (810) 691-5855 RUSSELL TRAINING CENTER – training, lessons, boarding, sales, Michigan Apple Blossom Classic Open Horse Shows. Email rtrainct@aol.com or visit online at www.RussellTrainingCenter.com Mark & Carol Russell Williamston, MI (Ingham) HMC-5/11 (517) 655-4712 TLC STABLES, convenient location, natural & common sense horsemanship, 10x10 stalls, twice daily feeding, daily turnout with hay, indoor & outdoor arena, individual care. References available upon request. 4H Leaders. Whitmore Lake, MI (Washtenaw) S8/11 TLC STABLES: (734) 741-1207 TWIN ELM TRAINING – Stalls now available for boarding and/or training. Indoor arena, lots of pastures & paddocks, observation room, 5/8 mile track, etc. Lessons & training available. Located just outside South Lyon, MI. For more information please visit us online at www.TwinElmTraining.com Bobbie Jo Graham Northville, MI (Washtenaw) S-9/11 (248) 697-6503 or twinelmtraining@hotmail.com

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WEST WIND EQUESTRIAN, LLC – accepting new boarders. Premier, state-of the art equestrian facility with indoor & outdoor arenas, 30 acres, quality feed & more! Lessons available. Find us on Facebook! Sue New Hudson, MI (Oakland) Jan. (248) 672-3593, sue@west-wind-equestrian.com

CAMPS & VACATIONS Ranch House Bed & Breakfast: trail rides, wagon & sleigh rides through 2,200 timberland acres. Family packages. Indoor & outdoor arena. Ride ours or bring your own horse. Boarding stalls available. OUTBACK LODGE & EQUESTRIAN CENTER Stanwood, MI (Mecosta) Jan. (231) 972-7255 or www.outback-lodge.com GIRLS GOT IT SUMMER CAMP – Find out why our campers & their parents named our summer camp their #1 camp! Our summer program is a one of a kind program. www.Girls-Got-It.vpweb.com Oxford, MI (Oakland) S11/11 (248) 628-6939 or shenanigansfarm@sbcglobal.net

CONSTRUCTION BRANSTOCK BUILDINGS, steel buildings & barns, arenas, stall barns, hay barns, custom stalls. Kits or installed. Standing seam roofing – re-roof or new. Visit www.BranstockBuildings.com Wixom, MI (Oakland) HMC-4/11 1-888-799-6918 www.ContractorsOverstock.com – Contractor to Contractor… buy, sell, trade! Have anything to sell? Wish to advertise your online service? Like to promote your business? If you answer “yes” to any of the questions above, then you have come to the right place! Post free. New users receive 100 beginning credits. (HMC-3/11) Les Lenchner: (248) 549-3882 LYNNMAN CONSTRUCTION – Wick Buldings: Equine, Agricultural, Residential & Commercial. Engineered Post frame buildings. Follow us on Facebook! Visit www.LynnmanConstruction.com Keith Morrice, MI (Shiawassee) HMC-5/11 (517) 625-5558, keith@lynnmanconstruction.com

EQUINE DENTIST

Has your horse seen the dentist lately? Basic & advanced dentistry. Serving Michigan & surrounding states. We make stall calls! Visit our website for more information: www.EquineDentalServices.com EQUINE DENTAL SERVICES – Steve Shaver, EQ/DT Turner, MI (Arenac) P-S7/11 (989) 876-8448

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3 English Saddles 4 Sale: All in great shape. A leather dressage, two-tone leather English saddle (recently reflocked), & a synthetic all purpose saddle. 16” seats with medium to narrow gullets. Mallory Novi, MI (Oakland) Jan. (248) 719-5930

CINDY LOU’S ZOO IS BACK UNDER ORIGINAL OWNERSHIP! Be sure to find us on Facebook! We will re-open in Spring 2011. Featuring 20 scenic acres of exotic and domestic animals. Familyfriendly & lots of fun! Roscommon, MI (Ogemaw) M3/11 (989) 275-4500

Equine Fencing – hardwood fence/stall boards. Red oak, 1”x6”x8’-$3.20 each. Other widths/lengths available. Delivery available. HULETT PORTABLE SAWMILLING Onondaga, MI (Jackson) S3/11 (517) 569-3875

Big Horn Draft Cordura Saddle #296. New, never used. 17.5” padded seat. Fiberglass tree designed specifically for drafts & draft crosses. Lightweight at only 23 lbs. Brown. $400. South Lyon, MI (Livingston) S9/11 (248) 207-6201 Custom Dixieland saddle – 15” seat with extra padding, wide tree, matching over wither breast collar, leather covered stirrups, double in skirt rigging & 5” cantle. Excellent condition! $1,100. Dexter, MI (Washtenaw) Jan. (734) 475-8898 HERITAGE CUSTOM SADDLERY – reining, cutting, & working cowhorse saddles, custom chaps, CSI Saddle Pads. Also, 4x4 mini trucks. Visit us at www.HeritageCustomSaddlery.com Jim Taylor, Authorized Dealer Holland, MI (Allegan) HMC-6/11 (616) 836-1440, info@heritagecustomsaddlery.com SLEEZY BARB HORSEWEAR – Custom clothing for your special horse! St. Johns, MI (Clinton) HMC-3/11 www.SleezyBarbHorsewear.com TACK”EM”UP, LLC, Consignment & Tack Shop. Located at 103 S. Leroy St., Fenton, MI 48430. Offering horse tack for every discipline! Please visit http://tackemupconsignment.tripod.com (H-2/11) (810) 629-3811 or tackemup@sbcglobal.net TACKHOUSE TREASURES – New & gently used saddles, tack, winter blankets, english & western riding apparel, equine & small farm accessories. Visit online www.tackhousetreasures.com. Winter Hours: Open Saturday & Sunday ONLY, 11am-6pm. TACKHOUSE TREASURES Located at 7489 Colby Rd., Bancroft, MI 48414 (Shiawassee County) S12/11 (989) 666-8316 or (989) 666-6893 THE TACK TRUCK – consignment shop for quality condition English-style tack & apparel. Hours: Mon. & Fri. 1-7pm; Sat. & Sun. 10am-5pm. Located at Woodbine Farm, 9976 W. Liberty Rd., Chelsea, MI. Visit us online: thetacktrunk.homestead.com Chelsea, MI (Washtenaw) HMC-1/11 (734) 330-0752 or thetacktrunk@sbclgobal.net Western Saddle, $800 firm. Gaited western saddle, 16”, dark brown. $1,300 new, used 3 months. Blevins buckles, wool fleece. DDL space age padded sewn seat. 1880 Wade style. Very comfortable. Bob Oxford, MI (Oakland) Jan. (248) 568-7511

FARM & PET SITTING K & J HORSE & FARM SITTING – do you need to get away? Call K & J! Experienced in horse care, training & riding. Insured. Check out “Barn Candy” online at www.KandJPetsitting.webs.com Milford, MI (Oakland) HMC-7/11 (248) 410-0378

FARRIERS CM Miniature Horse Farrier, certified. Specializing in the miniature horse. Balanced & correct trimming. One & two horse farms welcome, multiple horse discounts. Serving Livingston County & surrounding areas. Please call for information. Howell, MI (Livingston) S4/11 Sandy: (810) 923-6408 CORONA VISTA EQUINE CENTER – Professional barefoot trimming, rehabilitation & clinics offered. Lame horse consults, radiographs available. First class stable & sheltered pasture board year round on site. Visit www.CoronaVistaEquineCenter.com Jackson, MI, area (Jackson) S3/11 (517) 879-0815 Located in Milan, MI. Serving southeast MI. Been working with horses my whole life, will be glad to take the time needed with yours. Trims $25 (drafts more); four shoes $100. Karlallan Milan, MI (Washtenaw) S6/11 (734) 255-8656, horseshoerkarlallan@comcast.net PEPPER’S FARRIER SERVICE – 23 years serving Mid-Michigan. Pleasure & show, gaited, therapeutic, corrective. Recommended by area veterinarians. Professional. Dependable. Single horses accepted. Tired of waiting? Give us a call! JD Pepper CJFII, Ethan Pepper CJF Dansville, MI (Ingham) S3/11 (517) 589-5332 PROFESSIONAL FARRIER SERVICES: full service equine professional. Therapeutic/corrective shoeing. Trimming & shoeing for balance. Find us on Facebook! Email: ProfessionalFarrier@yahoo.com Charles Lanning, Certified Farrier Fowlerville, MI (Livingston) S9/11 (810) 623-5964 (call or text) Robert’s Farrier Service – Reliable, professional horseshoeing & trimming. On time & shoes guaranteed to stay on for 6 weeks! BWFA certified. Serving the west side of Michigan. For information visit www.RobertsFarrier.com Robert A. Richards Hudsonville, MI (Ottawa) HMC-1/11 (734) 646-1911 or email horseneeds@yahoo.com

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Fence Installations. Wire, wood, vinyl, HDEP. Best prices guarantee. For more information & photos visit us online at www.TotalFenceCompany.com TOTAL FENCE Plymouth, MI (Washtenaw) S4/11 1-800-694-1342

FINANCIAL SERVICES STEVEN JAGUSCH & ASSOCIATES: Financial planning & retirement planning. Securities offered through Sigma Financial Corporation, member FINRA & SIPC. FPA member. Steven Jagusch Highland, MI (Oakland) HMC-4/11 1-888-616-7779 or sjagusch@sigmarep.com

GRAPHIC DESIGN Custom logos, flyers, brochures, & websites. RED HORSE CREATIVE works with you to create what you need to promote your business. Visit us online at www.RedHorseCreative.com Mason, MI (Ingham) HMC-3/11 (517) 648-6453 or info@redhorsecreative.com

HAY & STRAW FOR SALE Good quality Alfalfa mix or grass. All cuttings available. Delivery service available anywhere. Chesaning, MI (Saginaw) Jan. Jeramie: (989) 798-4889 Hay, guaranteed top quality. Small square bales, alfalfa, alfalfa mix & orchard grass. Delivery available call or email for more information. Susie Walton Rosebush, MI (Isabella) Jan (989) 433-2925 or waltonfarms@yahoo.com Quality hay for sale. Delivery available. Please call for more information. Ann Arbor, MI (Washtenaw) S1/12 LEE MAULBETSCH FARMS: (734) 665-8180 Top Quality Horse Hay. Small square bales & big square bales of alfalfa & alfalfa/timothy. JP McCrumb shavings by the bag or pallet. Delivery available or pick-up. Deckerville, MI (Sanilac) Jan. Don: (810) 650-1590

HEALTH & WELLNESS Need to burn fat you have gained over the winter? Do you drink coffee or tea? Get ready for the riding season with the only U.S. Patented thermogenic fatburning organic coffee & tea. Visit my website: bellajava.igetpaidtodrinkcoffee.com Oakland County, MI (S3/11) Suzanne: (248) 978-4736

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE CLASSIFIEDS “Shez Super Impressed” N/N 1994 black AQHA mare. Trail & road rides, could do walk/trot & halter in s h o w r i n g . I n f o a l t o“Impulsified” – sorrel overo APHA/PtHA/AQHA stallion for March 2011. $1,200. T-N-C APPALOOSAS Jerome, MI (Hillsdale) M1/11 (517) 425-0995, http://tncappaloosas.tripod.com

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED for horse farm/feed store: must be knowledgeable about horses. Please call for info. South Lyon, MI (Livingston) Jan. 248-486-0925

HORSE ASSOC./CLUBS Michigan Appaloosa Horse Association (MApHA): Promoting the interest & improvement in the Appaloosa breed in the State of Michigan. For information visit www.michappclub.com or contact President Floyd Vickery at (248) 685-8690 (M12/11) Western Michigan Appaloosa Regional (WMAR): Dedicated to the promotion of the Appaloosa Horse. Featuring a futurity, stallion service auction, yearly shows, a year end banquet & awards. For more info visit www.wmarapp.com. (M12/11) LOOKING FOR AN ASSOCIATION OR CLUB? SEE THE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE – PAGES 33-48

HORSE BARNS/FARMS & PROP FOR SALE/LEASE 5 or 10 acre horse/hobby/herb farm. Huge house, shop, historic barn with stalls, greenhouses, coop, gardens, fenced. Main road near Rec. area – miles of trails. Tour: www.sunshinefarmandgarden.com Commerce, MI (Oakland) S4/11 (248) 872-6110

10 acre parcel in Roscommon, MI. High & dry, will perk easily, great for horses, build your dream home! 1/8 mile from M-18. Land Contract terms available. Call for information. $39,900. Roscommon, MI (Crawford) M12/11 (906) 883-3520, email njwithrow@yahoo.com 30+ acres with 4 bedroom home near Milan, MI. 28 acres tillable, 1 acre fenced pasture. Pole barn with water & electric. A rare find! Call quick. FAUST REAL ESTATE, LLC – Diana Adrian, MI (Lenawee) Jan. (517) 270-3646 A large furnished home to share on 40 acres, great for single or small family. Non-smoker preferred. Barns, run-ins, pond, kennel, bunkhouse, hunting privileges. Room for outside pets & set-up for horses. $500 per month. Horse board negotiable. Opportunity to trade farm labor for partial rent. (Jan.) Byron/Fowlerville, MI area (Shiawassee/Livingston) (941) 320-4781 A Unique, one-of-a-kind, 10 acre horse ranch south of Ann Arbor. Beautiful, modern 4-bedroom, 3-bath home, finished basement, 2 barns, fenced pasture. FAUST REALTY – Diana Ann Arbor, MI (Washtenaw) Jan. (517) 270-3646

Equestrian Complex, Marshall, Michigan: Easy access to I-94 & I-69. Indoor & outdoor arena on 16 acres with additional 24 available. $399,900. Executive home, 5 bedrooms/5 bathrooms, nearly 6,000 sq. ft. featuring pool, pond, pole barn, run-in shed, $449,900. Properties are adjacent & may be purchased together. Seller will consider exchange. Email pennybarnhardt@pprmi.com PRUDENTIAL PREFERRED REALTORS Marshall, MI (Calhoun) P-Jan. Penny Barnhardt: (269) 579-2850

HORSES FOR SALE APHA reg. solid yearling colt (7/31/09). 14-1-14.2 hands. Will tie for hours. Leads. Good for farrier. Up to date on everything. Exc. bloodlines, disposition, conformation. Very quiet. $600. RR PAINTS Fenton, MI (Livingston) S2/11 (810) 750-6497 Reg. Paint filly, born 4-12-2010, color Palomino. Sire: “Mr Professional.” Dam: “Color In Command.” Stands for farrier, real sweet filly. Kim Reading, MI (Hillsdale) Jan. (517) 283-2569 “Shez Rockn Yall”, 2010 ApHC chestnut filly, super built, will halter & ride. Dam is chestnut ApHC mare, ApHC & ACCAP point earner. Sire is bay ApHC stallion by “Just Shockin Yall” WC stallion. MApHA Breeders Futurity paid. $2,500. T-N-C APPALOOSAS Jerome, MI (Hillsdale) M1/11 (517) 425-0995 or http://tncappaloosas.tripod.com “Shannon’s Obsession”: 2008 ApHC chestnut with spots & characteristics. Mare. Super bred for halter & riding. Reiner, pleasure, barrels, cow horse, etc. World Champion bloodlines. MApHA & WMAR Futurity paid. $1,500. T-N-C APPALOOSAS Jerome, MI (Hillsdale) M1/11 (517) 425-0995, http://tncappaloosas.tripod.com 2006 AQHA IF sorrel mare. Winning in western pleasure, showmanship, horsemanship. Started in trail. She is a great jogger, super quiet & willing. Call for more information on other outstanding horses. Pam Deckerville, MI (Sanilac) Jan. (810) 376-8062 or littlehooper2@hotmail.com Foundation Quarter Horses, near dispersal: broodmares & young stock, many of them ready to show. 43 years of a very successful breeding program. Must go. Susie Walton Rosebush, MI (Isabella) Jan (989) 433-2925

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“X Rated Version” – 2008 bay AQHA mare. Wonderfully built, nice neck & hip. Started riding down roads & trails; will do well in halter & western pleasure. Easy to handle, work with. Granddaughter of “Good Version” on sire side. Dam goes to “Zippo Pine Bar.” $2,500. http://tncappaloosas.tripod.com T-N-C APPALOOSAS Jerome, MI (Hillsdale) M1/11 (517) 425-0995 Arabian broodmares, will produce top halter foals. Several with old & new “Varian” bloodlines. 11 to choose from. Must sell before winter to good homes. Make an offer. Bay City, MI (Bay) Jan DANSYN ARABIANS: (989) 667-4028 WHOA! Look no further…own the horse of your dreams in a kind & gentle 5 year old Arabian gelding deluxe. Flashy golden chestnut with flaxen mane, chrome like John Wayne’s “Dollor.” Very well balanced, well started under saddle, ready to finish. Impressive Halter wins & a first in his first Western Pleasure performance. Is Sweepstakes nominated. “X-REA Wizjon,” (“Tiercel” x “Ret’s Lovely Lady”). North Street, MI (St. Clair) Jan (810) 385-2094 or RiciaEArabians@gmail.com FRIESIAN SPIRIT HORSE FARM is a small breeding farm of quality FPS Friesians. For photos, information and more, visit www.friesianspirit.net FRIESIAN SPIRIT – Bob & Rachelle Grabowski Perry, MI (Shiawassee) S1/11 (517) 625-9500 or email spirithorsefarm@aol.com PETERSONWARMBLOODS.COM – Since 1982, Holsteiner Heritage. Sales, leasing, stud service, lessons & boarding. HARTLAND EQUESTRIAN – Kathy Highland, MI (Oakland) S6/11 (248) 887-4303 MORGAN HORSES! For Show, Trail, Breeding: stylish 6 year gelding, green on trails. Beautiful 3 year mare with good work ethic. Gorgeous 7 year mare with multiple championships. Others available. DREAMAKER MORGANS Holly, MI (Oakland) Jan. (248) 634-2978 Reining/Trail Horse, $3,000. This Palomino was the 2006 MRHA Green Reiner Champion. He is a bomb proof trail horse. He is compatible with experienced to beginner riders & adults to kids. He is sound & has tons of personality. You can read more about “Texas” on my website: www.lindadurocher.com under my “For Sale” page, where there is also a YouTube video of “Texas.” You can also call… Howell, MI (Livingston) Jan. (517) 404-0163

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SADDLE UP! MAGAZINE CLASSIFIEDS STALLION/BREEDING , Cont. OLDFIELD FARM: Full service mare care, foaling, & re-breeding; complete artificial insemination service covering all breeds. 25 years experience. Boarding available. Visit www.OldfieldFarmInc.com for info. Adrian, MI (Lenawee) M3/11 (517) 436-3179 Thoroughbred Stallion standing at stud: Stakes placed son of Stakes winners. Sire of Stakes winner out of only 5 crops. $100. Live foal guarantee. IRISH MEADOW FARM Dimondale, MI (Eaton) Jan. (517) 749-5541 HAVE A STALLION TO PROMOTE? SEE PAGE 18 FOR OUR 2011 STALLION EDITIONS! www.SADDLEUPMAG.com

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All Breed Training/Boarding facility with new large indoor/outdoor arenas & round pens. Training & lessons in breaking, western, reining, jumping & dressage. Disabled are welcome. LEGEND LAND South Lyon, MI (Livingston) S9/11 (248) 486-0925

Put some Yoga in your ride! Yoga for Equestrians is an exploration of breathing, body awareness & meditation that will heighten your sense to help you become more in tune with your equine friend. MASSMAN STABLES Mason, MI (Ingham) Jan. (517) 676-8555

AUGONTAR DRESSAGE, Marie Domke-DeWitt: Instructor, trainer, coach, clinician. For more info visit www.AugontarDressage.com Ortonville, MI (Oakland) HMC-3/11 (248) 840-0795

THE TRAVELING TRAINER offers training & lessons at your facility or mine. Over 25 years experience. Bachelors Degree in Equine Science from University of Findlay. Quality horses for sale. Visit www.thetravelingtrainer.net Ann-Marie Lavallee – THE TRAVELING TRAINER Dryden, MI (Lapeer) S5/11 (810) 796-3510

BB PERFORMANCE HORSES: training, instruction, sales. 2008 graduate from the University of Findlay. Located just a few minutes northwest of I-94/I-69 junction. Email: bbperformancehorses@gmail.com Jessica Pickford Battle Creek, MI (Calhoun) Jan. (269) 579-3434

LP-Gas Livestock Tank Heaters, over a dozen sizes available. Warmer water is healthier & improves the immune system! LP saves compared to electricity! Gary Birch Run, MI (Saginaw) S3/11 (989) 871-4200 or (989) 233-2271 (cell)

Dressage clinics, judging, lessons. “L” Judge Graduate, USDF Gold, Silver, Bronze Medalist, USDF Association Instructor, USPC Graduate “A”. Visit www.JaneKellyDressage.com Tecumseh, MI (Lenawee) Jan. (734) 277-5623 or hardscrabblefarm@hotmail.com

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Experienced teacher/trainer will travel. Successful with Juniors, Amateurs, moving horses up dressage levels. Patient, empathetic, knowledgeable. Master’s Degree in teaching, graduated L program, competed in 1986 Olympic Sports Festival. GATE HOUSE FARM, LLC – Betty Forsyth Howell, MI (Livingston) M5/11 (517) 546-5280 or GateHouseFarmLLC@yahoo.com

Augered post holes, pasture & field mowing, large area rototilling, finish grading, front end loader & hauling. Fence repairs. “If it’s not right, we make it right!” Serving Washtenaw & Livingston Counties. John Pinckney, MI (Livingston) S6/11 (734) 878-0107 BADER BROS., INC., Michigan locations: Reese, Birch Run, Saginaw, & Hillman, offers ground-driven manure spreaders, arena rakes & post hole diggers, as well as compact tractors with loaders & 4-7’ rotary cutters. Join the Bader Bros., Inc. Fan Page on Facebook or visit www.BaderBros.com (S-7/11) (989) 868-4165 (Reese, MI, Location)

TRAIL RIDING The Ionia Horse Trails Association is there to preserve & protect trails at the Ionia State Rec. Area in cooperation with the DNR. Making a difference for future equestrians! Come and join us! For info visit www.IoniaHorseTrailsAssociation.com Sleepy Hollow Trail Riders Assoc., Inc., (SHTRA) a 501(3)(c) non-profit dedicated to the equestrian trails & staging area of Sleepy Hollow State Park, in Clinton County, MI. For info: www.shtra.org or Marsha Putnam 989-661-2541, Marken68@aol.com (M12/11)

TRAINING & LESSONS All around training, lessons, sales, showing, clinics. Western pleasure, hunt seat, trail, showmanship, halter. Facilities available in Vassar & Holly, MI, or I can travel to you. Join the fun! For more info visit www.ShilohPerformanceHorses.com Casey Lloyd Vassar & Holly, MI (Tuscola/Oakland) S6/11 (248) 761-7664

GRAND OAKES FARM – training & lessons for Youth, Non-Pro, All-Around horses. Also, all-around horses for sale. Visit us online for more information at www.GrandOakesFarm.com Paul Oakes Holly, MI (Oakland) HMC-5/11 (248) 634-5113 or grandoakesfarm@comcast.net Horse Dreamers, LLC – Riding lessons for all ages. English, western & jumping. Instructor Holly Ax, CHA Certified Master Level, Bachelor Degree in Elementary Education, Master in Special Education. Please call for more information! Holly, MI (Oakland) S2/11 HORSE DREAMERS, LLC: (248) 627-6270 Interested in results? 40 years of successful training & lesson background will work for you & your horse. Centrally located by Metamora, Dryden, Lapeer, Oxford & Rochester, MI. For information visit www.IronwoodFarmEquestrian.com Dorothy Mueller Leonard, MI (Oakland) Jan. (313) 215-1944 (cell) or (248) 969-2651 (farm) Lessons/Training all ages, English, western. Experienced trainer will work with you & your horse to get positive results. Colt breaking, tune-ups, ready for show. Call for information. LUCKY D RANCH – Gregg Dunkel Grand Blanc, MI (Genesee) S-6/11 (810) 287-5103

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TRAIN TO REIN & become an effective rider. Learn to ride bridle-less! Effective riding can get you there. Be the rider your horse has always dreamed of & ride the horse you have always dreamed of! Learn the concepts of becoming an effective rider & a softer, more responsive horse is in your future. Effective riding will deepen the partnership of horse & rider in any discipline. Attend or sponsor an effective riding clinic, camp or schedule a lesson. Will travel to you. Sign up to receive my bi-weekly “Effective Riding” Training Tips newsletter online at www.LindaDurocher.com. For Sale: Palomino Reining/Trail Horse, $3,000. See ad under Horses. Linda Durocher Howell, MI (Livingston) M2/11 517-404-0163 or SlidinDRanch@gmail.com Training from start to finish. Western, English, saddleseat, & dressage. Problem horses welcome. Group & private lessons available. Clio, MI (Genesee) Jan. (810) 691-5855

TRANSPORTATION MIKE’S HORSE HAULING, local only in the following counties: Oakland, Livingston, Genesee, Macomb, Washtenaw, Shiawassee, Ingham, Lapeer Wayne & Jackson. Call for quote. See our ad for ARABIANS OF MONTICELLO FARM in this issue! Visit www.arabiansofmonticellofarm.com or email arabiansofmonticellofarm@yahoo.com Highland, MI (Oakland) S-4/11 (810) 459-2631

WEB HOSTING Save on Web Hosting, Design & Computer Services. Offering unlimited hosting for only $56 per year. Also offering flat-rate on-site computer service for $55. For more details please visit us online at http://equine.dynamicwebhost.net Birmingham, MI (Oakland) S4/11 (248) 686-1146

ZOOS CINDY LOU’S ZOO IS BACK UNDER ORIGINAL OWNERSHIP! Be sure to find us on Facebook! We will re-open in Spring 2011. Featuring 20 scenic acres of exotic and domestic animals. Familyfriendly & lots of fun! Roscommon, MI (Ogemaw) M3/11 (989) 275-4500

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SHOW & EVENT DATES MICHIGAN EVENTS Events are subject to change without notice - always be sure to CALL BEFORE YOU HAUL! JANUARY 1 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com JANUARY 1 – New Year’s Day Horse & Tack Auction, 1pm, Ravenna Livestock Auction, Ravenna, MI. For info call R & L Tack at (231) 865-6277

JANUARY 15 – MSU Men’s Polo Team game with U of M, held at the MSU Pavilion, 6:30pm. For info email msupolo@msu.edu, www.msu.edu/~msuha

JANUARY 29 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

JANUARY 15 – MSUHA Clinic with National Champ MSU Horse Judging Team, 10am-1pm, MSU Pavilion, E. Lansing, MI. Email vanbens3@msu.edu

JANUARY 30 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 15 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

JANUARY 1 – Southern Michigan New Year’s All Breed Horse Auction & Dealer Tack Auction, tack at 10am, horses at 4pm. Held at the

JANUARY 16 – MSU Stock Seat Equestrian Team hosting a double-header meet, 9am, MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. For info call (734) 740-3290 or visit www.msu.edu/user/msuha/msuet/

JANUARY 1 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

JANUARY 16 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net

JANUARY 1 & 2 – ShoMe Moore Money Series Show at the MSU Pavilion in East Lansing, MI. For more info visit www.ShoMeHorseShows.com or call Ericka at (517) 545-5997 or (248) 212-8890

JANUARY 22 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

JANUARY 2 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 22 – Extreme Trail Series, Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 2 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net JANUARY 8 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

JANUARY 22 – Willowbrooke Winter Series MHJA local member schooling show, held in Plymouth, MI. Classes from walk-trot to 3’ hunter/jumpers. For info: (313) 938-9221, www.willowbrooke-farm.com JANUARY 23 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 8 – Ranch Horse Versatility Series Show, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 23 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net

JANUARY 8 – Winter Series Dressage Show at Willowbrooke Farm in Plymouth, MI. For info call (313) 938-9221, visit www.SNelsonDressage.com

JANUARY 29 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

JANUARY 8 & 9 – Albion Winter Series Jumper Schooling Show, at the Held Center, Albion, MI. For info: (517) 629-1000, www.albion.edu/heldcenter JANUARY 9 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info. JANUARY 9 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net JANUARY 15 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com JANUARY 15 – MSU Dressage Club 4H Clinic, 8am5pm, includes classroom sessions & group lessons, held at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. For more information visit www.msu.edu/~dressage

JANUARY 29 – Branch County 4H 11th Annual Horse Leaders Assoc. Tack Sale & Silent Auction, 10am-2pm, held at the Union City Middle School. For info: Becky (517) 568-3871, tobeck9968@live.com

JANUARY 30 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net FEBRUARY 4 – MQHA/4H Horse Program’s Horse Judging Workshop, 7-9pm at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. (616) 225-8211, miquarterhorse.com FEBRUARY 4, 5 & 6 – MQHYA Winter Spectacular Show, held at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. For info: www.miquarterhorse.com, (616) 225-8211 FEBRUARY 5 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com FEBRUARY 5 – Extreme Trail Series, Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info. FEBRUARY 5 – Michigan 4H Horse Programs 34th Annual Benefit Clinic, 11am-3pm, MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. For info call Taylor (517) 353-1748 or visit www.msue.msu.edu/horsekids FEBRUARY 5 – MQHA Tack Sale, 10am-4:30pm, at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. For info call (616) 225-8211 or visit www.miquarterhorse.com FEBRUARY 5 & 6 – Albion Winter Series Jumper Schooling Show, at the Held Center, Albion, MI. For info: (517) 629-1000, www.albion.edu/heldcenter FEBRUARY 6 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info. FEBRUARY 6 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net FEBRUARY 12 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

JANUARY 29 – Livingston County New & Used 4H Tack Sale, held at the Hartland Education Support Center, Howell, MI. 10am-3pm. Call Paula(517) 4856558, www.co.livingston.mi.us/msuextension/4h

FEBRUARY 12 – Ranch Horse Versatility Series Show, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 29 – Newaygo 4H Tack Sale, held at Daisy Brook Elementary, Fremont, MI, 10am-2pm. Info: (231) 924-2138 or horselover6253@gmail.com

FEBRUARY 12 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

JANUARY 29 – Ranch Horse Versatility Series Show, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

FEBRUARY 13 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses, Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

JANUARY 29 – Tack Swap held at the Ithaca Town & Country Rec. in Ithaca, MI, 10am-3pm. For info: Angie (989) 875-4686, bailey_angie@hotmail.com

FEBRUARY 13 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net

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FEBRUARY 26 – Ranch Horse Versatility Series Show, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses in Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info.

MARCH 13 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net

FEBRUARY 26 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

MARCH 19 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

FEBRUARY 26 – Winter Series Dressage Show at Willowbrooke Farm in Plymouth, MI. For info call (313) 938-9221, visit www.SNelsonDressage.com FEBRUARY 26 & 27 – ShoMe Moore Money Series Show at the MSU Pavilion in East Lansing, MI. For more info visit www.ShoMeHorseShows.com or call Ericka at (517) 545-5997 or (248) 212-8890 FEBRUARY 27 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses, Imlay City, MI. (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info. FEBRUARY 27 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net MARCH 5 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com MARCH 5 – Extreme Trail Series, Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, www.tricv.com for info. MARCH 6 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses, Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info. MARCH 6 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 1-4pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net

FEBRUARY 25, 26 & 27 – Southern Michigan Quarter, Paint, Reining & Working Cow Horse Auction, held at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. Visit www.tommooresales.com, call (517) 467-7576

MARCH 11, 12 & 13 – American Youth Horse Council’s 34th Annual Symposium, held in Lansing, MI. For info: www.AYHC.com, call (719) 547-7677

FEBRUARY 26 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

MARCH 11, 12 & 13 – Michigan Horse Council’s Stallion Expo, held at the MSU Pavilion, East Lansing, MI. Visit www.michiganhorsecouncil.com or call (231) 821-2487 for information.

FEBRUARY 26 – Allegan 4-H Tack Sale, 9:30am2pm, held at the Hamilton Middle School, Hamilton, MI. For info: (269) 751-8952, dkamps@frontier.com

MARCH 12 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com

FEBRUARY 26 – Branch County Saddle Club’s 9th Annual Tack Sale, held at Coldwater High School, Coldwater, MI. All are welcome! Call Ernie at (517) 398-1620 or Leroy at (517) 639-3673 FEBRUARY 26 – Ingham County 4H Tack Sale, held at the Ingham County Fairgrounds, Mason, MI. For info call Sheryl at (517) 589-0103 FEBRUARY 26 – NMAWHC 4th Annual Horse Expo & Tack Sale, held at the Wexford County Civic Ctr. in Cadillac, MI, 9am-5pm. For info call Jen at (231) 624-0012 or email ouilla141520@aol.com

MARCH 12 – Michigan Barrel Racing Assoc. Event, held at Sundance Arena, Grand Ledge, MI. Expos 11am; noon start. For info call Charlotte (810) 7932659 or visit http://mibarrelracing.tripod.com

MARCH 19 – Michigan Barrel Racing Assoc. Event, held at Hardy Farms, Howell, MI. Expos 11am; noon start. For info call Charlotte (810) 793-2659 or visit http://mibarrelracing.tripod.com MARCH 19 – Winning Combination 4H Club Tack Sale, 11am-3pm, Eaton County Fairgrounds, in Charlotte, MI. For more info call Ashley at (517) 2311328 or email pixieloprabbitry@live.com MARCH 19 – Winter Series Dressage Show at Willowbrooke Farm in Plymouth, MI. For info call (313) 938-9221, visit www.SNelsonDressage.com MARCH 20 – Feedlot Sorting, 1pm sign up & 2pm start. Drawpot; Open, Youth & 1 st Timer jackpots, held at Tri C/V Performance Horses, Imlay City, MI. Call (810) 614-3778, visit www.tricv.com for info. MARCH 20 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net MARCH 21 – Kalamazoo County 4-H Horse Leaders Tack Sale, 5-9pm, at the Kalamazoo Co. Fairgrounds. For info visit www.kalcounty.com/4h, call (269) 3422417 or email kalamazoo4hhorse@hughes.net MARCH 26 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com MARCH 26 – Michigan Barrel Racing Assoc. Event, held at Beaubiens Arena, Adrian, MI. Expos 11am; noon start. For info call Charlotte (810) 793-2659 or visit http://mibarrelracing.tripod.com MARCH 26 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230 MARCH 27 – Team Penning/Sorting Practice, 14pm, held at Triple C Arena, Grass Lake, MI. For info Leasa (517) 960-3035, irishmistfarm@comcast.net APRIL 2 – 3 Bar B Rodeo, 7:30pm start, held in Adrian, MI. Team Roping, Barrels, Bull Riding, Poles, & more. Spectators welcome. Call Vicky at (517) 263-6618, arenagal3b@myfrontiermail.com APRIL 2 – Albion Winter Series Championship Show, at the Held Center, Albion, MI. For info: (517) 629-1000, www.albion.edu/heldcenter

MARCH 12 – Triple O Equine Winter Series Open Speed Show, 1pm start, 6 events & 4 age divisions. Held in Ionia, MI. For info call (517) 667-6230

APRIL 2 – Driving Horse Sale, 10am, at the Orchard in Vassar, MI. For info call Gary or Deb at (989) 6733767 or visit www.gwhorsesandtack.com

MARCH 12 & 13 – – Albion Winter Series Jumper Schooling Show, at the Held Center, Albion, MI. For info: (517) 629-1000, www.albion.edu/heldcenter

APRIL 2 – Welcome Spring Ride at the Pontiac Lake Rec. Area (rain date 4/9). Call Susie at (248) 9336338 or visit www.PLHA.info for information.

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Announcing Our Special Guests For 2011! Renowned Trainer, Richard Shrake & Clay Maier’s Friesian Spectacular!

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WISHING YOU LUCK & CHEER...

Wednesday, July 20th: Saddle Horse Parade – Featuring our own 4-H Horse Club

Thursday, July 21st: Kid’s Day at the Borough Lot – Horsey fun for the whole family!

Horses, Hoofbeats & Hors d’oeuvres Party – Food, Entertainment and Live Auction

Friday, July 22nd: Horse Culture Lectures at the Grand Hotel Historic Stables Guided Tours – West Bluff Private Stables including the Grand Hotel Stable Antique Carriage Display – At Borough Lot (below Grand Hotel) Riding, Driving and Jumping Demonstrations – At the Borough Lot below the Grand Hotel Evening Carriage Parade - Thru downtown Mackinac and in front of the Grand Hotel Saturday, July 23rd: Horse Culture Lectures at Grand Hotel Historic Stable Guided Tours - West Bluff Private Stables and the Grand Hotel Stable Riding, Driving and Jumping Demonstrations – At the Borough Lot below the Grand Hotel Breeds of Mackinac Presentation - At the Borough Lot below the Grand Hotel

THROUGHOUT THIS BRIGHT NEW YEAR! We’re available for adoption from Crossroads Donkey Rescue! Come visit us at Tackhouse Treasures.

TACKHOUSE TREASURES 7489 Colby Rd., Bancroft, MI 48414 (Exit 113 Northwest of I-69)

Old Fashioned Softball Game at Fort Mackinac (separate ticket) Sunday, July 24th: Fun & Games Show – Local riders

(989) 666-8316 or (989) 666-6893 web site: www.tackhousetreasures.com

compete for ribbons in speed events and games of skill on horseback. At the Borough Lot below the Grand Hotel.

CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME!

FOOD, VENDORS & PONY RIDES DAILY!

NEW STORE HOURS FOR JANUARY - MARCH 2011: Saturday & Sunday Only 11am-6pm

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WindSong Equestrian Center 2315 E. Rattalee Lake Rd., Holly, MI 48442

(248) 634-8561 • www.WindSongEQ.com All Breeds & Disciplines Welcome • Beginner Lessons & Horses Available • Trainers for all disciplines or bring your own! Authorized Nutrena Dealer

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• 80x200 Indoor Arena with Excellent Footing, Mirrors, Stereo and Heated Observation Room • 80x200 Lighted Outdoor Arena also with Excellent Footing • 4 Large Tack & Wash Stalls with Hot & Cold Water • 12x12 Open Faced and Matted Stalls, Cleaned and Bedded Daily • (4) 12x24 Heated & Locked Tack Rooms • 17 Pastures, Never More Than 4 Horses Per Pasture • Trails On & Off The Property • Vet Recommended • Trailer Storage Available (small fee) • High Quality Grain 2x Daily & Hay 3x Daily • Stall Board starts at $425

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See you at the MSU Winter Spectacular! Look for the WIRE HORSE at the MQHA Tack Swap Feb. 5, 2011!

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BERWYCK

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LESSONS AVAILABLE - CALL TODAY!

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~ Horses for Sale or Lease ~ • Hunter Jumper trainers and instructors and Western Pleasure trainer available • Clubhouse featuring full kitchen, sauna and showers • Social memberships available, $250/year and includes use of arenas, clubhouse and bridle trails

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Thank You for a great year! We look forward to serving you in 2011 ~ Your Western & English Connection in Southwest Michigan ~ (269) 792-2550 1-800-752-1324

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Thank You for 38 Great Years ~ Looking forward to serving you in 2011!

from the Covered Wagon

2011 January Clearance Sale

• Bling Jewelry & Belts • Western Hats • Oilskin Dusters • Mens, Ladies & Kids Western Boots • Breyer Horses • Rain Sheets, Mid & Heavy Weight Blankets In Stock • Western & English Saddles, Attire & Boots • Insulated Boots, Breeches, Gloves & More!

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