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TO THE PEN
NINTH EDITION
Welcome to the
final Okotoks Ag
Society Penning
Series Show
Prizes
High Point Rider bronzes
for the Open, Ltd. Open,
Ten, Seven & Five Classes
Summer weight blankets
for High Point Teams in the
Open, Ten, Seven, & Five
classes, & headstalls for the
high point rider in the Senior
& Junior Youth classes.
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JUNE 5, 2010
Worming correctly can save lives!
Worming horses today can be
a real challenge. With all the
different brands on the market,
it’s hard to decide which
one is right for your horse.
Improper worming can cause
serious damage to your horse
from digestive problems, colic,
malnourishment and worse.
Paste wormer is the most
commonly used method of
worming horses. However, they
are developed to target different
parasites, and will need to be
rotated with other wormers
to be effective. Rotation also
keeps your horse from building
up immunities to one certain
product. If you use the same
product everytime, the parasites
will become immune to it.
There are many different types
of parasites that reside in our
horse’s environment.
Pinworms: Pinworm eggs
are picked up by horses from
contaminated feed, water, or
bedding. These worms are
irritating, causing the horse to
rub its tail, resulting in hair loss
and sometimes injury to the tail
and rump.
Ascarids (large Roundworms):
The adult stages of the large
roundworm is found in the
small intestine, where the
female passes large numbers of
eggs into the manure. In about
two weeks, these eggs become
infective and the horse picks
them up while grazing. The
larvae migrate into the blood
vessels and are carried to the
liver and lungs. The immature
worms are coughed up and
swallowed, maturing in the
small intestine to complete the
life cycle.
Bots: Bots are the immature
maggot stages in the life cycle
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of the bot fly. The females lay their eggs by attaching them to the hairs
of the front legs, throat, and under line. As the horse licks itself, the
larvae attach themselves to the lips and tongue and burrow into these
tissues. After about three weeks they attach themselves to the lining
of the stomach, where they may remain for several months, causing
additional damage.
Large Strongyles (Blood Worms): Adult strongyles are found firmly
attached to the walls of the large intestine, where the females pass
large numbers of eggs into the manure. These eggs hatch and the larvae
climb blades of grass and are swallowed. The larvae then migrate to
the large arteries which supply the intestines. As the artery walls are
damaged, blood clots form and break away, causing colic.
Tapeworms: Difficult to diagnose, it is estimated that 40% of the horses
in the U.S. are affected. Tapeworms are contracted during grazing,
when the horse ingests the intermediate host, a mite found on plants.
Once infected, tapeworms contribute to digestive problems, colic and
malnourishment. Tapeworms are often undetected using normal fecal
flotation methods.
Always consult your vet to help you come up with a de-worming program
suited specifically to your horse and the area in which you live.
A good schedule to follow when worming horses is to de-worm about
every two months, year round. At least twice a year use a wormer that
is effective against all worms and bots, such as Ivermectin.
There are two very important times of the year to use a bot wormer. The
first is during early spring, before the larvae leave the horse’s stomach.
The second is in late fall.
We want the best performance out of our horses - so keep them safe,
healthy and worm free!
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Hi-point Teams for OAS
Open Class
Seven Class
1 Emms, Suzie/Howell, Sal/
Scott, Ron ................. 88.5
2 Bolin, Pat/Scott, Ron/
Wenaas, Wendy ......... 82.5
3 McPherson, Hugh/Scott, Ron/
Thompson, Bryan....... 78.0
4 Crawford, Ken/Hunter,
Shaylene/Van Laere, Sabine ...................... 76.0
5 Fraser, Dave/Santangelo,
Crissy/Scott, Ron ....... 75.5
1 Antony, Devin/Antony, Ray/
Myslicki, Deb ........... 93.5
2 Antony, Ray/Johnstone, J.R.
(Jeff)/Poole, Hope . .... 86.5
3 Evans, Cam/Evans, Tammy/
Kluzak, Susan . .......... 84.5
4 Chretien, Samantha/Peters,
Denise/Santangelo, Tina 84.5
5 Myslicki, Deb/O’Reilly, Donna/
Prestie, Ev . ................ 84.5
Ten Class
1 Myslicki, Deb/Osland, Bonny/
Peters, Denise ........... 34.0
2 Harris, Yvonne/Peters, Denise/
Prestie, Ev . ................ 33.0
3 Chretien, Samantha/Harris,
Brent/Peters, Denise .. 32.5
4 Enders, Hope/Kromm,
Brandee/Riedel, Beau 30.0
5 Relitz, Pernell/Relitz, Shelley/
Riedel, Jody ............... 27.5
1 Antony, Devin/Roberts,
Kendra/Webb, Archer127.5
2 Antony, Ray/Cottrell, Danielle/
McPherson, Hugh .... 124.0
3 Bolin, Pat/MacKay, Kelly/
Webb, Archer ........... 122.5
4 Crawford, Ken/McKay, Robbie/
Vogel, Ron ................ 119.0
5 Campbell, Garvin/Campbell,
Wendy/Dalton, Rick 110.0
Five Class
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OAS Hi-point Individuals
Open Class
Scott, Ron
378
Howell, Sal
332.5
Bolin, Pat
312
McPherson, Hugh 300.5
Hunter, Shaylene 299.5
Ltd. Open Class
Crawford, Ken 111.0
McKay, Robbie 110.0
Bruce, Darryl 95.0
Fargey, Dayelle 93.5
Van Laere, Sabine 93.0
Ten Class
MacKay, Kelly 368.5
Webb, Archer 344.0
McKay, Robbie 326.0
Repic, Whitney 326.0
Dalton, Rick 325.0
Seven Class
Hillard, Kent 258.5
Harris, Yvonne 250.0
Robinson, Gord 248.0
Antony, Ray 236.5
Roy, Paul 232.0
Five Class
Peters, Denise Enders, Hope Prestie, Ev Harris, Yvonne Riedel, Jody 99.5
92.0
91.5
85.5
84.0
Jr. Youth
Schalk, Mandy Palin, Kody Enders, Karissa Elliott, Justine Elliott, Logan 13.5
12.0
10.0
10.0 7.0
Sr. Youth
MacKay, Alissa Poole, Hope Dingreville, Kyle Enders, Hope Mason, Clayton 33.5
27.5
23.0
17.5
14.0
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