July/August 2011 - Canadian Morgan Horse Association

CANADIAN
MORGAN
Share the Passion
July/August 2011
Publications Mail Agreement #41953512
Morgans of Canada Club is now entering its
third year of operation. Our mission remains
the promotion of the Morgan Horse Breed in
the Masters Tournament at Spruce Meadows on
behalf of each and every Morgan Horse Owner,
Breeder and Enthusiast, Canada wide.
In the past two years we have been
fortunate to achieve back-to-back championship
wins in the Battle of the Breeds competition and glean the honour of the inaugural Fan
Favourite award in 2009 with our Justin Morgan school house themed booth; a favourite stopping place for tens of thousands of visitors to learn about the beautiful Morgan
horse. These achievements have resulted in huge media attention being focused on
our breed throughout the entire year.
The success of our promotional group depends on your support. We sincerely hope we can count on your contribution to our endeavor of defending our championship title and continuing a long tradition of Morgan participation in this unique celebration of the horse.
World Champion Sponsorship: $250 or more
Grand National Sponsorship: $100 to $249
Justin Morgan Sponsorship: Up to $100
Send us your business cards or pamphlets
along with your donation to:
Morgans of Canada club
C/O Aline Young
Site 7, Box 8, RR4
Red Deer, AB
T4N 5E4
And… we will display them in the booth.
A huge Thank You goes out to our 2010 Championship sponsors.
Without your help, none of this would have been possible:
Alberta Morgan Horse Club
Debra Clary
Aline Young
Cec & Bob Watson
D.J. Consulting
Pat Crema
Foal Spectacular!
This September/October issue show off your 2011 foal!
Submit your foal’s photo by August 15, 2011
and for $30 +tax your foal will be featured
in this fall’s Foal Spectacular!
Don’t miss this chance to show off your 2011 foal crop!
Email your photos to: [email protected]
Please Note:
Photos must be emailed as jpg images, high resolution at 300 dpi. You may also mail in original photos, however,
they will NOT be returned. Photos will be printed in the magazine at business card size. Please wait to be invoiced
for $30 +tax before sending payment. Payment must be made by cheque. Visa/Mastercard not accepted.
MoRgANS FoR SPoRT
FRiLLY NiCKERS’ MHF iNC.
TRiPP SETTLEMENT • KESwiCK RiDgE, NB
EMAiL: [email protected]
FRiLLY
NiCKERS’
MHF iNC.
FRILLY NICKERS’ introducing “KS BLUESTEM B ALL U CAN B”
2006 stallion (Kells in Kirby’s Honor x KS Bluestem B Mine)
FABULOUS WORK ETHICS, PROMISING DRESSAGE MOUNT.
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Morgan
Canadian
Features Departments
2011 Morgan Judges
Equine Foundation
Ride
Membership
Application
Schedule of Fees:
Part-Morgans
Schedule of Fees:
Purebred Morgans
Everything Equine
The Amazing Max!
Equine Foundation
Donation
Train Robbery
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9
President’s Message
6
Administrator’s Message
6
Directors’ Listing
7
10
Who’s on the Front Cover
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12
Alberta Owners & Breeders Listing 18
BC Owners & Breeders Listing
19
13
Morgan Marketplace
20
Stallion Showcase
22
Affiliated Morgan Horse Clubs
14
16
16
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Thank you to our Advertisers:
Gerry Rushton Stables..................Front Cover
Morgans of Canada.......................Page 2
Gerry Rushton Stables..................Pages 3 & 21
Frilly Nickers’ MHF Inc...............Page 4
Calypso Training Stables..............Page 11
Celebrity Morgans........................Page 15
Marana Farms...............................Back Cover
Johnstone Auction Mart................Back Cover
Business Cards
Joy Photography
Cyan Star Morgans
Claymore Morgans
Circle S Morgans
Carlton Morgans
Johnsen Tree Farms
M&M Morgans
From the editor’s desk
Butte Morgans
Double Z Acres
Sunny Acres Morgans
St. John Performance Horses
Belle Coulee Morgans
WorkWize Morgans
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S
ummer gets so busy with horse
shows, I sometimes wonder
how I fit the rest of my life in
around them! I’m sure your
life is much the same... whether it’s horse
shows or trail rides or somewhere in between.
However, as usual, you’ll want to take
some time out of your busy summer
schedule to read through the pages of
your magazine, Canadian Morgan. For
example, there’s the list of 2011 Morgan
Judges on Page 8 and the Schedule of
Fees for Part-bred and Purebred Morgans
on Pages 12 and 13.
The Equine Foundation of Canada is
very active these days; read about their
“comings and goings” on Pages 9 and
16.
Do you know of anyone who should
join our great association? If so, have
them fill out the Membership Application
form on Page 10.
Nancy, our magnificent Office Administrator, always has news worth reading,
so turn to Page 6 for that. And, I couldn’t
agree more with our President Bob Watson’s message this month: whether you
show, trail ride or own a “pasture pet,” I’m
sure there’s something you would like to
share about your favourite Morgan. And,
you can do so with an ad in your favourite
magazine, Canadian Morgan!
Don’t forget to send in those foal photos ($30 +tax per photo) by August 15.
Happy riding... and reading.
Sales / Editorial / Subscriptions Office:
Cindy
Canadian Morgan magazine
Publisher/Editor, Cindy Dickson
83 Charles Street, Port Hope, ON L1A 1S6
Tel: 905.885.0525 / Fax: 905.885.7690
email: [email protected]
www.morganhorse.ca/magazine
Reproduction of any materials without written permission from the editor
is prohibited. Opinions and statements expressed in this publication are not
necessarily those of the editor or publisher.
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President’s Message
‘Use it or Lose it’
C
ommunication is a key part of our lives in every aspect,
whether it be talking to family, friends or colleagues, training
someone or selling something. The CMHA board continually
discusses and brainstorms about how we can communicate
more effectively to keep our members informed and involved.
The Canadian Morgan magazine is our chief vehicle for promotion and
communicating with our members and this year we have added the CMHA
office eNews. The magazine, in addition to informing members of bylaw
changes, coming events, fee schedules and other important items that our
members need to know about, is also an educational and promotional
vehicle and it’s entertaining.
Canadian Morgan magazine editor Cindy Dickson spends many hours
contacting members seeking advertisements and articles of interest. We
all enjoy articles about the Equine Foundation of Canada and its charitable work, trail rides and human interest stories about a person and their
favourite Morgan. We need these type of articles to entertain and attract
attention. The challenge for us as a Board of Directors is that these items
do not provide revenue to the club. Any shortfall between the magazine’s
revenue and expenses must be covered from general revenue, which comes
from registrations, transfers and so on. The Canadian Morgan magazine has
showed considerable improvement by simultaneously increasing revenue
and decreasing costs during fiscal 2010. We have received favourable comments about the magazine including the look and content, and comments
from older, non-active members that they look to the magazine to stay connected to the Morgan breed and friends they have made over the years.
Horses are great stress relievers; “There is something about the outside
of a horse that is good for the inside of a man” is very true. The Morgan
Administrator’s Message
S
ummer is always
quiet in the CMHA
office, which means
everyone is busy with
their Morgans! But, I know there
is a lot of activity going on across
the country. Alberta recently had
the Mane Event, Ontario took
part in the Uxbridge Horseman’s
Expo and Lindsay’s All About
Horses event and Manitoba is
busy planning events to coincide
with Equine Canada Horse Week.
These and many other events
Photo by Joy Photography
are wonderful venues for local
clubs to be involved with and I’m
always excited to ship out boxes of material for your event. It is best if you
can give me advanced notice.
I am happy to announce that the CMHA has a NEW promotional tool for
you to use at your next event! We have CMHA postcards. These colourful
and inexpensive cards should be a wonderful promotional tool to give away
to all who visit your booth. We chose three lovely photos of Morgans for
the card: Dawn Brown driving Amadeus Mozart Ara-Li*, Kathy Padgham
riding Northern Exposure in a dressage victory pass and a wonderful trail
photo taken by Juliet Franke at the Alberta Equine Foundation Trail Ride in
2010.
Another new product that we are introducing is a “membership renewal
reminder” post card. The board felt that sometimes we all need a little
reminder when life gets busy and we forget if we have joined the CMHA.
These cards will be sent out as a gentle reminder that we miss you and
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horse is certainly good
for the inside of a
man. The Canadian
Morgan magazine is
an important part of
maintaining that connection and we want
to keep it that way. To
do so we need more
magazine revenue. Approximately two-thirds
of our members do not participate in horse shows, but they do participate in
many interesting activities such as parades, trail riding, competitive driving
and endurance riding. We wish to encourage these members to support the
magazine by running an advertisement telling other members about their
horse or horses and in what manner they enjoy them. The ‘show people’
support the magazine with ads, however the ‘average member’ has done
a limited amount of advertising. We have received support from groups
such as Morgans of Canada who promote the Battle of the Breeds, but we
need you, as a CMHA member, to consider placing a paid advertisement
telling us about your Morgan friend. I think it is interesting to see ads about
a ‘back yard’ horse that someone loves dearly. The Canadian Morgan
magazine is an important part of promoting the Morgan horse in Canada,
but if we cannot attract more revenue from our magazine we may have to
close it down.
Our challenge to you is ‘use it or lose it.’
we hope you will re-join. Again, we chose three photos of Morgans that
represent the diversity of our breed: Dina Popadiuk driving BMF Spartacus,
UCM Tecumseh jumping (owned by Gord/Mary Freeman) and a photo of
three walk/trot riders, representing Saddle Seat, Hunt Seat and Western
Seat. The riders are from Karen Abel’s lesson program at Dawnville Farms.
Congratulations to the New Brunswick Morgan Horse Club for being
awarded “Club Beyond Compare” by the Canadian Horse Journal. They
won this award for their passion, co-operation and support of the Morgan
breed. They like to have fun, work well together and love their Morgans! A
write up about the club is included in the 2011 Equine Consumer’s Guide.
And that’s not all! The awards keep coming for New Brunswick-owned
Amadeus Mozart Ara-Li* and owners Walter and Dawn Brown. Canadian
Horse Journal awarded “Moe” as their Equine Shining Star. This award
goes to a Canadian born and raised horse of any breed or discipline that
deserves recognition for achievement in sport, recreation, work, breeding
or therapeutic endeavours. What great promotion for our breed and for the
devoted Morgan owners in New Brunswick. Congratulations!
Nancy Kavanagh, Office Administrator
Canadian Morgan Horse
Association News
Registry News
The CMHA will accept Morgans two years and older into the registry at
a 25% discount of the current fee schedule until December 31, 2011.
Director and Vice Director Positions Available
The zone of Quebec requires a volunteer for Director and Vice Director.
The zone of Ontario requires a volunteer for Vice Director. The zone of
Saskatchewan requires a volunteer for Director. If you are interested in any
Administrator’s Message
continued on Page 9
Canadian Morgan Horse Association
CMHA Office Administrator:
Nancy Kavanagh
Tel: (905) 982-0060 Fax: (905) 982-0097
Email: [email protected]
Mail to: Box 286, Port Perry, ON L9L 1A3
Courier to: 18555 Highway 12, Greenbank, ON L0C 1B0
www.morganhorse.ca
CMHA Officers
President: Bob Watson
Box 660, Duchess, AB T0J 0Z0
(403) 378-4323 Fax: (403) 378-4322
[email protected]
west Vice President: Laurie Ann Lyons
Box 3254 A Stn. Terminal M.P.P.,
Kamloops, BC V2C 6B8 (250) 571-9419
[email protected]
Treasurer: Candas Rolls
1238 Wascana Highlands,
Regina, SK S4V 2J6
(306) 545-2652
[email protected]
Past President: Lyle Dietz
Box 128, Galahad, AB T0B 1R0
(780) 583-2128
[email protected]
Alberta/NwT/Nunavut
Director: Karen Abel
Site 4, Box 2, RR #2,
Leduc, AB T9E 2X2
(780) 986-3185
[email protected]
East Vice President: Melissa MacKenzie
63 McManus Street,
Passekeag, NB E5N 7S3
(506) 832-5515 / [email protected]
CMHA Directors
Vice Director: David Gillen
22555 Township 512
Sherwood Park, AB T8C 1H3
(780) 464-7390
[email protected]
Director: Melissa MacKenzie
63 McManus Street,
Passekeag, NB E5N 7S3
(506) 832-5515
[email protected]
BC/Yukon
Director: Laurie Ann Lyons
Box 3254 A Stn. Terminal M.P.P.,
Kamloops, BC V2C 6B8 (250)
571-9419
[email protected]
Director: Sandra McGinty
361 Stafford Avenue,
Port Elgin, ON N0H 2C5
(519) 832-6564
[email protected]
Director: Candas Rolls
1238 Wascana Highlands,
Regina, SK S4V 2J6
(306) 545-2652
[email protected]
Vice Director: Dana Bewza-Ward
#38 – 1760 Copperhead Drive,
Kamloops, BC V1S 2B4
(250) 572-7357
[email protected]
ontario
Vice Director: Vacant
Director: Norman Kalinski
Box 45, Carroll, MB
(204) 483-2222
[email protected]
Director: Vacant
Atlantic
Vice Director: Tina Porter
Box 303
Stewiacke, NS B0N 2J0
(902) 639-2832
[email protected]
Manitoba
Vice Director: Cathy Braun
Box 851, Winkler, MB R6W 4A9
(204) 331-4571
[email protected]
Quebec
Vice Director: Vacant
CMHA Directors Emeritus
Saskatchewan
Vice Director: Vacant
Committee Chairs
Charlene Dalen-Brown - Registry
85 Ashwood Drive
Saskatoon, SK S7T 1B9
(306) 373-8200
[email protected]
Cec watson - Equine Canada
Box 660
Duchess, AB T0J 0Z0
(403) 378-4323
[email protected]
Margaret McDonald
Site 4, Box 5, RR#2,
Leduc, AB T9E 2X2
(780) 986-6652
[email protected]
Jack Reeves
32 Oakdene Crescent
Little Britain, ON
K0M 2C0
(705) 786-9063
Eldon L. Bienert
Site 4, Box 5, RR#2,
Leduc, AB
T9E 2X2
(780) 986-6652
Promotion Chairperson:
Volunteer Needed!
Contact Lyle Dietz or the CMHA Office.
Pat Crema - Constitution/Bylaws
Box 210
Pritchard, BC V0E 2P0
(250) 577-3218
[email protected]
Lisa Kavanagh - Youth
Box 46
Port Perry, ON L9L 1A2
(905) 985-0691
[email protected]
Canadian Morgan
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2011 Morgan Judges
NS-Beaton, Kim-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
ON-Brent, David-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
ON-Brock, Edward n. (ted)-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
NS-Campbell, Shirley A.-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
ON-Chisholm, Connie-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
ON-Desautels, Marc-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
NB-Hamilton, Rhonda-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
MB-Kalinski, Norman W.M.-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
NB-Macbride, Joanne-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
NS-Porter, Tina-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
ON-Reeves, Geoff-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
ON-Reeves, Gregory M-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
ON-Ter hoek, Teresa-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
NS-Veinot, Gail -EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-SS-Senior Status
ON-Whitney, Linda-EC--JUDGE-MORGAN-RS-Recorded Status
Please go to the following link for more information: http://official.equinecanada.ca/Officials/Search_E.asp
The Foal Spectacular!
Don’t forget to email your high resolution photos before August 15 to [email protected]
Who’s on the Front Cover?
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It’s all a matter of hamburgers!
An Equine
Foundation
Ride in Leduc
H
amburgers are important. The large majority of us eat
hamburgers. Those privileged persons in the accompanying
group photo, all enjoyed a hamburger or two at the Equine
Foundation Ride on June 5 in the Leduc area. If you are not
in the picture or behind the camera, the hamburger with your name on it
came home to our freezer to be consumed shortly by someone else. Those
of you who contributed, even though you could not be there, will be put on
the hamburger list next year.
Although faced with snow on Saturday, then rain most of Saturday night
and into Sunday a.m., followed by huge mosquitoes while on the ride, this
hardy group raised just under the $4,000 mark at the Leduc Schwab Foundation Ride on Sunday, June 5 (not to mention the nEHV-1 virus threat).
Sunday did turn into a very nice day, and while the rain had shortened
the ride distance, a great social time was had by all. Of course, the food
was first class as always, with chief cook Ross on the job (and he even paid
for the privilege of doing it). Willa Schwab and Stephanie Able topped the numbers, with each bringing in $450. By mutual agreement the cooler was awarded to Stephanie
(Willa won the 2010 one), while she, Willa, was given a bag full of prizes.
Indeed, everyone on the ride received prizes, literally by the bucket full.
Ever supportive of the efforts of the Foundation, the SCHWAB.ca group
(Leduc) will be matching the number of the top rider. Additional sponsors were: Intervet/Schering Plough Animal Health a/c John Stephen, The
County of Leduc and Dawnville Farms.
Thanks to everyone who participated, donated or helped with the event,
especially Sarah, who once again looked after the registrations, and Ed
Plitt and Karen Abel for all the photos.
Look for more information and photos on the EFC Web site at www.
equinefoundation.ca or Facebook page.
By this fall, the University of Calgary Vet College is hoping for completion of the horse prototype to simulate colic conditions for the students to
learn from. This is being built with funding from the Equine Foundation.
Watch for announcements on this. CM
ABOVE RIGHT: Equine Foundation of Canada President Eldon Bienert, 81 years old, rides with his grandaughter Stephanie Abel, both of Leduc.
RIGHT: The winners! Willa Schwab (l) and Stephanie Abel (r)
with their cooler being presented by the ride host and EFC
President Eldon Bienert.
BELOW: The ride group.
Administrator’s Message
continued from Page 6
of these positions, please contact the office.
Award News
My apologies to Pat Crema, I missed reporting in the last issue that
her gelding Goldencrest Ambasador was Reserve National Champion in
combined Driving in the 2010 awards high point. Congratulations to Pat
and “Duke”; they are a formidable team in combined driving and represent
the Morgan breed well.
The NEW on-line high point entry form for both regular and the youth
high point is now available. Check the Web site and go to “forms” to start
sending in your points for the 2011 show season. CM
Canadian Morgan
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Canadian Morgan Horse Association
Membership Application (includes subscription to the Canadian Morgan Magazine)
(MEMBERSHIP IS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR AND IS DUE JANUARY 1ST OF EACH YEAR)
Name (The name under which you apply for membership is the ownership in which all your animals must be
registered. Please do not confuse this with your herd name (registered prefix), which is to be used
for naming animals only)
Membership # (if this is a renewal) or “NEW” ____________________
Address City/Town Province Postal Code Telephone Email ___________________________
Please select one of the following (be sure to add GST or HST to the fee)
Annual $55
(PLUS a $10.00 magazine surcharge = 65.00)
Life
Expires upon death.
$1100
______ 10/20 deal $500 Membership is for 10 years, expires December 31, 2020.
(PLUS a $10.00 magazine surcharge = 37.50)
Youth $27.50
Youth $11 Associate membership, must have a current annual membership in the family/
household. Magazine subscription not included)
______Associate - US/Other $44.00 CDN (NO GST - PLUS a $10.00 magazine surcharge = 54.00)
Annual members shall be those individuals who are eighteen (18) years of age or more, and are Canadian citizens
ordinarily resident in Canada or a permanent resident within the meaning of the Immigration Act, 1976; partnerships or corporations resident in Canada who pay the prescribed annual membership fee due on the first of January
each year.
If Youth, Give Date of Birth: Type of Morgan(s) owned: Pure bred
Date ___ Part bred
Signature All fees payable to Canadian Livestock Records Corporation.
Please add 13% HST for ON, NB, NFLD to all fees.
Please add 12% HST for BC to all fees.
Please add 15% HST for NS to all fees.
Please add 5% GST for all other provinces to all fees.
Send to:
Canadian Livestock Records Corporation, 2417 Holly Lane, Ottawa, ON, K1V 0M7
Phone 1-877- 833-7110 or 613-731-7110 - Fax 613-731-0704
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Congratulations Team Morgan
2010 Champions
Telus Battle of the Breeds
The 2010 champions of Team Morgan (l-r): Deb Clary/TLR Night Image, Pat Crema/JMF Beam Walker, Katy Duke/Blue Diamond
Dancer and Kris Burton/Oaklea French Mist.
Good luck in 2011!
Bob & Cec Watson
Oaklea Morgans & Calypso Training Stable
Young talented Morgans for sale at various ages and levels of training.
(403)378-4323 or [email protected]
Canadian Morgan Horse Association
Schedule of Fees for
Part Morgans
Please add 13% HST to fees for Ontario, New Brunswick & Newfoundland & Labrador
Please add 12% HST to fees for British Columbia
Please add 15% HST to fees for Nova Scotia
Please add 5% GST to fees for all other provinces
Effective January 1, 2011
Effective until December 31, 2011, there is a 25% discount on registration fees for Morgans over 2years of age.
1. MEMBERSHiP:
Life (individuals) ............................................................................................................... …………
$1,100.00
Limited Life Membership for period from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2020 (available only in 2011)
500.00
Annual Membership .......................................................................................................... …………
55.00 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
Youth Membership (18 years and under) .......................................................................... ……………
27.50 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
Family Youth Membership (18 years and under with at least one senior membership in the immediate family) 11.00
Associate Member (US resident only)………………………………………………………………………… 44.00 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
2. REgiSTRATioNS:
Note temporary discount offer above.
Within 12 months of foaling ………………………………………………………..
After 12 months from date of foaling
C.M.H.A. MEMBERS
oTHERS
49.50
110.00
121.00
176.00
3. REgiSTRATioN oF iMPoRTS:
Within 12 months of transfer of foreign papers ………………………………………….
After 12 months of transfer of foreign papers ……………………………………………
71.50
115.50
209.00
297.00
4. DUPLiCATE CERTiFiCATE ………………………………………………………
5. RE-iSSUE oF REgiSTRATioN PAPERS …………………………………………..
6. CHANgE oF NAME oF ANiMAL ………………………………………………….
49.50
44.00
275.00
165.00
121.00
616.00
55.00
110.00
121.00
176.00
22.00
n/a
55.00
11.00
176.00
77.00
7. TRANSFER oF owNERSHiP (The Animal Pedigree Act requires all transfers of
ownership to be completed within six (6) months of the date of sale)
Transfers - Within 6 months of the date of sale ………………………………………….
After 6 months of the date of sale ……………………………………………
Transfers within the family – if within the immediate family and applied for within 6
months of the date of sale or gift (immediate family means any of the following, and only
the following in relation to yourself: mother, father, wife, husband, daughter, son, stepdaughter or step-son) ……………………………………………………………………….
8. REgiSTRATioN oF LEASE …………………………………………………………
9. REJECTED APPLiCATioNS ………………………………………………………
Fees are to be paid by Visa or MasterCard or by cheque or money order payable to:
Canadian Livestock Records Corporation,
2417 Holly Lane, ottawa, ontario K1V 0M7
Telephone 1-877-833-7110 or 613-731-7110 Fax 613-731-0704 E-Mail: [email protected] internet: www.clrc.ca
DO NOT REMIT CASH.
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CANADIAN MORGAN HORSE ASSOCIATION
SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR PUREBRED MORGANS
Please add 13% HST to fees for Ontario, New Brunswick & Newfoundland & Labrador
Please add 12% HST to fees for British Columbia
Please add 15% HST to fees for Nova Scotia
Please add 5% GST to fees for all other provinces
Effective January 1, 2011
Effective until December 31, 2011, there is a 25% discount on registration fees for Morgans over 2years of age.
1. MEMBERSHiP:
Life (individuals) ............................................................................................................... ……………
$1,100.00
Limited Life Membership for period from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2020 (only available in 2011)
500.00
Annual Membership .......................................................................................................... ………………
55.00 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
Youth Membership (18 years and under) .......................................................................... ………………
27.50 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
Family Youth Membership (18 years and under with at least one senior membership in the immediate family ) 11.00
Associate Member (US resident only)…………………………………………………………………………… 44.00 plus $10.00 magazine surcharge
2. REgiSTRATioNS: (PLUS DNA – see below)
Note temporary discount offer above.
Within 12 months of foaling ………………………………………………………..
12 months to 24 months of age ………………………………………………………
Over 24 months of age ………………………………………………………………
C.M.H.A. MEMBERS
oTHERS
49.50
110.00
220.00
165.00
286.00
506.00
3. REgiSTRATioN oF iMPoRTS:
Within 12 months of transfer of foreign papers ………………………………………….
After 12 months of transfer of foreign papers ……………………………………………
71.50
115.50
209.00
297.00
4. DUPLiCATE CERTiFiCATE ………………………………………………………
5. RE-iSSUE oF REgiSTRATioN PAPERS …………………………………………..
6. CHANgE oF NAME oF ANiMAL ………………………………………………….
49.50
44.00
275.00
165.00
137.50
616.00
55.00
110.00
176.00
242.00
22.00
n/a
82.50
38.50
55.00
231.00
143.00
176.00
91.30
62.70
66.00
11.00
No fee
82.50
13.20
248.60
191.40
198.00
77.00
No fee
148.50
79.20
7. TRANSFER oF owNERSHiP (The Animal Pedigree Act requires all transfers of
ownership to be completed within six (6) months of the date of sale)
Transfers - Within 6 months of the date of sale ………………………………………….
After 6 months of the date of sale ……………………………………………
Transfers within the family – if within the immediate family and applied for within 6
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Everything Equine Show!
by Nancy Kavanagh,
Cyan Star Morgans
T
he Everything Equine Show was held on May 14 and was
hosted by the Uxbridge Horseman’s Association. The Ontario
Morgan Horse Club hadn’t participated in a few years, but
thought we would try putting on a demo and have our booth set
up this year. Thankfully, our booth was inside as the weather was mostly
wet, but there seemed to be a good crowd that showed up despite the overcast and moist day.
Sheila and Linda McNaughton took care of the booth that Amanda McKill set up the night before; thank you ladies for volunteering. I know that for
Sheila it is a bit of a hardship as she has to arrange time off from her normal
job at the tack shop on the RCRA grounds.
The Kavanaghs and the McGintys volunteered to take horses for the
demo. Lauren McGinty rode her gelding Hillwood Irish Proverb (Riley)
and Lisa Kavanagh rode Cyan Star Trinity (Jordan). It is a quick drive from
our farm in Greenbank to the Uxbridge Fairgrounds and while it was grey
and overcast, the rain held off for a good portion of the morning. We set up
our trailer with two box stalls for the horses to stay dry and comfortable in
and we were able to get them groomed and tacked up and dry and comfortable too!
Our time slot was 11:45 a.m. for our first demo, which was great. There
was a good crowd on hand and we were ready to go. Lauren and Riley
looked superb as they represented the Hunter Pleasure Morgan and Lisa and
Jordan were beautiful as the Western Pleasure entry. Hilary Balmer read the
bios for the breed while the girls demonstrated the gaits of the Morgan.
Lauren took this opportunity to re-introduce Riley to the show ring as
they haven’t shown in a couple of years and it was good to see them out
there. Lisa took Jordan over to the rail where the majority of people were
watching and gave them a chance to pet Jordan and ask questions. Jordan
soaked up the attention while Riley proudly trotted around the ring.
At this point the rain started to come down and it was nice to get back to
our trailer and not get too wet. They had demos going all day and the rain
didn’t dampen their efforts although I’m sure there were some horses that
weren’t too keen on all the umbrellas!
We had a long break before our final demo at 3:30 p.m. so we took the
opportunity to walk around and see the vendors and watch some of the
other demos. This was especially good for Lauren and our two wonderful
grooms for the day; Kyla Vendrig and Madeleine Gainey. Thank you to
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ABOVE: Lauren aboard Hillwood Irish Proverb with her mom,
Sandra.
BELOW LEFT: The booth with Sandra McGinty, Linda
McNaughton, Sheila McNaughton and Nancy Kavanagh.
BELOW RIGHT: Lauren on Riley and Lisa on Jordan, with Kyla
and Madeleine.
Kyla and Madeleine for all your help.
As we prepared for the final demo, we realized the demos were getting
a bit behind schedule, but we got ready for our time slot and took a longer
warm up while we waited. The rain was getting stronger and the grassy
footing a bit more slippery, but thankfully, the main ring was sand and
wasn’t too bad. As we prepared to enter the ring, we were introduced by
Akaash Maharaj, the CEO of Equine Canada. I am not aware that any of the
other demos were so royally introduced!
It is unfortunate that for our final demo the rain was really starting to
come down and the crowds were leaving, but we did our job and I’m very
pleased how well our horses performed.
Thank you to Lisa and Lauren for riding and to everyone who helped
make our day promoting the Morgan possible. CM
The Amazing Max!
by Lorne Facey
T
he day before “Max” died, he seemed off his food, then died
before we could get out to the stables the next morning. Congestive heart failure? Relatively quick, anyway. Linda rode him
only a month earlier when we took the last pictures of him. He
was just three months shy of his 36th birthday.
Max (Meldon Maximus) was foaled June 9, 1975. We first met Max in
1994 when we moved our Quarter Horse, Ozzie, to stables east of Ottawa,
ON. We started helping out at the stables and discovered the owner could
not devote much time to him. As my wife and I both ride, we started to hack
out with Max. He was a confident horse, was the first to go through water
and never flinched when trucks or school buses sped by.
Max had laminitis twice and both times recovered under our farrier’s
good care to continue hacking out. Max, at 35 years old, amazed me with
the fluidity of his movement on our rides. He trotted and cantered with a lot
of energy, though we tried to keep him from galloping under saddle.
According to our farrier, his joints were better than those of our 21-yearold Quarter Horse, and he continued to thrive blanketed in a large field with
a shelter and his
buddy Ozzie. He was
missing a few teeth,
but managed well
with wet oats and
second-cut alfalfa
hay.
We enjoyed
many rides on Max.
The accompanying
pictures were taken
February 7, 2011, as
we headed out for
a ride.
PS. I had not ridden Max since we did
a somersault on some soft ground about 8 years ago. Neither one of us was
hurt, but my wife had taken over since then. CM
Equine Foundation’s gift to vet college doubles in
value through matching gift program
A
$20,000 donation from the Equine Foundation of Canada
(EFC) to support horse health at the Western College of
Veterinary Medicine on the University of Saskatchewan
campus has helped to raise another $20,000 through a
matching gift program.
“The Equine Foundation of Canada’s dedicated efforts to support
horse health at the WCVM and at other Canadian veterinary colleges are
exceptional,” said WCVM Dean Dr. Douglas Freeman. “Year after year,
members of the EFC have put the long-term health and welfare of horses
first by investing in veterinary education, research and clinical services
across the country. We admire their commitment and thank them for
supporting our veterinary college.”
With the EFC donation and the matched dollars, the WCVM has
purchased two pieces of equipment that will be used for horse health
research as well as for the clinical care of patients in the college’s veterinary
teaching hospital:
• a Holter monitor that will allow veterinarians to continuously monitor
a horse’s heart activity for 24 hours or longer. The equipment will help
veterinarians diagnose and investigate cardiac arrhythmias and other
cardiac-related symptoms that come and go without any predictability.
• an overground video endoscope that gives veterinarians the ability to
examine a horse’s upper airway during exercise. Endoscopic evaluation
of horses exercised on a high-speed treadmill or on a track is the gold
standard for identifying dynamic abnormalities such as dorsal displacement
of the soft palate (DDSP), laryngeal hemiplegia or other upper airway
dysfunctions.
While the EFC generally rotates its annual donation among Canada’s five
veterinary colleges, its members decided to make an exception. “We had
donated to the WCVM in 2009, but the chance to double the support for
horse health programs was just too good of an opportunity to pass up,” said
EFC President Eldon Bienert of Leduc, Alta.
Combined, the two EFC gifts and the matching dollars will result in a
$60,000 addition to the WCVM’s equine health program. After more than
four years, the matching gift program has helped to increase funding for
WCVM’s horse health activities by more than $450,000.
“I think the matching gift program is a wonderful motivator for anyone
who owns and works with horses. We rely on our animals for so much, and
this program inspires horse owners and organizations like ours to dig deeper
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Photo by Debra Marshall
(back row): Fourth-year veterinary student Derk Pierik holds
"Bonnie," one of the WCVM's teaching horses that's outfitted
with the new overground endoscope. Front row (l-r): WCVM
Dean Dr. Douglas Freeman, EFC vice-president Charlene
Dalen-Brown, EHRF chair Dr. Fernando Marqués and Dr.
Jacque Messier, director of the WCVM Veterinary Teaching
Hospital.
for the sake of horse health care,” said Bienert.
Supporters of the EFC include members of all types of equine breed
organizations and sport groups across Canada. Through fundraising trail
rides, raffles and individual gifts, EFC members have raised more than
$200,000 in support for scholarships, research grants and the purchase of
medical equipment over the past 28 years. CM
Affiliated Morgan Horse Clubs of Canada
British Columbia Interior
President: Pat Crema
Box 210, 2067 Martin Prairie Rd.
Pritchard, BC V0E 2P0
(250) 577-3218
[email protected]
Secretary: Karen Wilkie
The Morgan Horse Club of Nova Scotia
PRESiDENT:
Jenny Best
43 Carrobie Rd, East Village, RR #1
Londonderry, NS B0M 1M0
(902) 668-2284
SECRETARY:
Bev Young
19 Lacy Anne Avenue
Enfield, NS B2T 0A5
(902) 883-9908
4095 Schubert Road
Armstrong, BC V0E 1B4
Ph/fax: (250) 546-8973
ALBERTA
QUEBEC
President: Sarah oliveira
R.R. #2,
Leduc, AB T9E 2X2
(780) 986-4165
[email protected]
President: Yannick Laflamme
4580 Rang des Soixante, St. Jean Baptiste, QC J0L 2B0
(450) 467-2732
Secretary: Del Burns
Lacombe, AB T4L 2N2
(403) 885-4992
[email protected]
Secretary: Melanie Parenteau
4580 Rang des Soixante, St. Jean Baptiste, QC J0L 2B0
(450) 467-2732
ONTARIO
NEW BRUNSWICK
President: Sherri wilson
President:
Melissa MacKenzie
971 Scugog Line 12, R.R. #3
Uxbridge, ON
(905) 852-9406
[email protected]
63 McManus Street
Passekeag, NB E5N 7S3
(506) 832-5515
Secretary: Amanda Belloso
Secretary:
Dawn Brown
222 Route 870
Collina, NB E5P 1P8
(506) 433-5725
www.ontariomorgan.com
9 Royal Amber Crescent
Mount Albert, ON L0G 1M0
(647) 886-5265
[email protected]
The New York State Morgan Horse Society
An Oĸcial Chapter of the American Morgan Horse AssociaƟon
We invite you to invesƟgate our Morgan
horses and acƟviƟes. You can visit our
website at nysmhs.org for the latest
news, classieds, and events. Links to
other acƟviƟes such as the NY Regional
Horse Show and NY Stallion Service
AucƟon can also be found there.
President:
Ron Sandhoff
Box 524
Estevan, SK
S4A 2A5. Ph: 306-421-0962
Secretary:
Carol Uhrich
Box 143, Francis, SK S0G 1V0
Ph: 306-245-3384
[email protected]
For more informaƟon or a copy of our newsleƩer, The Trader,
write to Mark Langdon at [email protected] or at
161 Dublin Hill Road, Southbury, CT. 06488
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What do we do with our versatile Morgans?
Rob a train, of course!
by Jean Bridges
O
ur family was invited to take part in an enactment of a train robbery. For
the past five years, the UNICEF train carries approximately 200 passengers
through the fall foliage from McAdam to St. Stephen, New Brunswick, and
back again. This popular event is a sell-out every year and every year raises
over $10,000 for UNICEF.
The volunteering spirit of the organizers and the New Brunswick Southern who donate
the train is remarkable. And, the trip is like taking a step back into the days of the passenger train. There are all sorts of stories that passengers are left with when their journey
ends and some of those stories are created by the infamous “Wawaig Gang” whose annual
mission is to rob the train.
I didn’t know quite what to expect when we arrived at the site. We met the other members of the Wawaig Gang and we did several rehearsals before the train arrived. After the
Alberta Morgan owners & Breeders
Zone Director: Karen Abel
(780) 986-3185
[email protected]
or
Vice Director: David Gillen
(780) 464-7390
[email protected]
Legend:
VW - Visitors Welcome (call ahead)
SS - Stallion(s) at Stud
ST - Semen Transport
FST - Frozen Semen Transport
FS - Horse(s) For Sale
BD - Horses Boarded
TR - Training
LS - Lessons Given
BAPTiSTE LAKE MoRgANS
Larry & Marg Armfelt
Box 2070, Athabasca, AB T9S 2B6
Ph/Fax: (780) 675-5168
[email protected]
www.baptistelakemorgans.com
VW/SS/FS
Baptiste Captain Navy (Crm)
BELLE CoULÉE MoRgANS
René & Aura Pombert
Site 5, Box 11, RR #2
Leduc, AB T9E 2X2
(780) 986-1446
[email protected]
www.bellecouleemorgans.com
VW/SS/FS
Triple S Chinook (Pal)
Sunnyridge Porter (Pal)
Baptiste Chey Tre Pal (Pal)
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BREDwEL MoRgANS
Margaret Devetten
Site 11, Box 23, RR #1
Okotoks, AB T1S 1A1
(403) 371-2489
Fax: (403) 236-2500
[email protected]
VW/SS/FS/FST
Brewel’s Solor Flair (Pal)
BUTTE MoRgANS
Jess & Chris Campmans & Family
Box 1242, Picture Butte, AB
(403) 382-8110
Fax: (403) 732-4422
[email protected]
www.buttemorgans.com
VW/SS/FS/TR
A1 Copperlees Phoenix (Pal)
A1 Duplicate Eagle (Ch)
CANABAR FARM
Vern Baron & Ann de St. Remy
Site 5, Box 66, RR #4
Lacombe, AB T4L 2N4
Ph/Fax: (403) 782-3856
[email protected]
www.canabarfarm.com
VW/FS
CoULEE BEND MoRgAN FARM
Lyle & Cindy Dietz
Box 128, Galahad, AB
(780) 583-2128
[email protected]
www.couleebendmorgans.com
VW/SS/FST/FS
U.V.M. Thomise (Bay)
Unconventional (Silver dapple bay)
CoYoTE MoRgANS
The Penningtons
Box 1574, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0
(403) 823-5086 / Cell: (403) 334-1792
[email protected]
VW/SS/FS/BD
JMF Hot Ice Mystery
DAwNViLLE FARMS
Eldon Bienert & Peggy McDonald
Site 4, Box 1, RR #2, Leduc, AB T9E 2X2
(780) 986-6652 / Fax: (780) 986-6281
[email protected]
www.dawnvillefarms.com
VW/SS/FS/TR/BD/LS
Century Destiny’s Child (Bay)
MoRgAN HiLL FARM
Dwayne, Shannon & Ashley Comeau
51031 Range Road 204
Sherwood Park, AB
(780) 662.4337
[email protected]
www.morganhillfarms.org
VW/SS/FS
Talk Back
UVM Antietam
oAKLEA MoRgANS
Robert & Cecila Watson
Box 660, Duchess, AB T0J 0Z0
(403) 378-4323 / Fax: (403) 378-4322
[email protected]
VW/FS/TR/BD/LS
TiMBERLANE MoRgANS
Roger & Lorna Tkach
RR #1, Boyle, AB
(780) 675-3873
[email protected]
www.lrtimberlanemorgans.com
VW/SS/FS
TLRM Gentle Command
TLRM Midnight Express
train arrived and stopped, the gang captured the conductor and tied him up.
The riders rode around the train and some of the gang members boarded.
When our gang leader left the train with the loot we all rode off into the
woods...… but that wasn’t the end! The “sheriff” chased us and took us back
to the train. We had to line up beside the train with our hands up to have
our pictures taken. The passengers clapped for the gang as the train left.
It was an experience I am glad I didn’t miss. The riders on horseback
have become such a part of the trip that people call and ask for “train robbery” tickets! We are invited to be part of next year’s train robbery with
our Morgans.
P.S.: My Morgan, Magic, received some extra carrots for his part in the
robbery. CM
Advertise Now!
The deadline for the September/October issue is August 15!
Call me at 905.885.0525
or email: [email protected]
British Columbia Morgan Owners & Breeders
To be placed on this list contact:
Zone Director: Laurie Ann Lyons
(250) 571-9419
[email protected]
or
Vice Director: Dana Bewza-Ward
(250) 572-7357
[email protected]
Legend:
VW - Visitors Welcome (call ahead)
SS - Stallion(s) at Stud
ST - Semen Transport
FST - Frozen Semen Transport
FS - Horse(s) For Sale
BD - Horses Boarded
TR - Training
LS - Lessons Given
A.P. GUEST RANCH
Registered Morgan Horses
Susan & Andre Patry
4220 Hwy 5A South
1/2-way between Princeton/Merritt
Box 1148, Merritt, BC V1K 1B8
(250) 378-6520 Fax: (250) 378-3492
[email protected]
www.apguestranch.com
VW/BD/TR/LS/FS/SS
Gem Hill Justin Tyme
CROOKED SKY MORGANS
Brian & Sonja Halliday
Box 2065
Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4K8
(250) 843-7181
[email protected]
FS/VW
GLENBIRNAM FARM
Reg. Morgans
Roma H. Tingle
2765 Denicola Cres.
Prince George, BC V2K 5C7
(250) 963-7301 Fax: (250) 963-7309
[email protected]
VW/FS
GNR MORGANS
Gerald & Rachael Sdoutz
1576 Chase Falkland Rd.
Chase, BC V0E 1M1
(250) 679-1175
[email protected]
www.gnrmorgans.com
SS/FS/VW
DM Teacher’s Top Mark (Black)
GRANITE MORGANS
Gunther & Dagmar Funk
4280 Schubert Road,
Armstrong, BC V0E 1B4
(250) 546-2891
VS/SS/FS
Trophy’s Julio
ISLAND MORGAN FARM
Howard Fowler
Box 59, Virginia Road, Coombs
Vancouver Island, BC V0R 1M0
(250) 248-3882
VW/SS/FS
Island Conquest (16hh Liver Ches)
Island Howard (15.3hh Liver Ches)
Island Pal-O-Mine (16hh Pal)
JOHNSEN TREE FARMS LTD.
Kris & Inge Johnsen
13616 232nd St., Maple Ridge, BC V4R 2R5
(604) 463-2571 / [email protected]
VW/ FS
RASPBERRY FIELD MORGANS
Ron & Teresa Born
P.O. Box 42, Rose Prairie, BC V0C 2H0
(250) 827-3501 / [email protected]
www.raspberryfieldmorgans.com
VW/FS
TRAILWOOD FARM
Pat Crema
Box 210, 2067 Martin Prairie Rd.,
Pritchard, BC V0E 2P0
(250) 577-3218
[email protected]
VW
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Morgan Marketplace
The CMHA
CARLTON
Needs You!
MORGANS
THE ONTARIO MORGAN HORSE HOTLINE SALES LIST. A great
place to find your Morgan and a great place to sell your Morgan! Web site
is updated on a regular basis. Visit www.morganhorse.on.ca to view the
listing. For more info call (905) 985-0691 or [email protected]
W
e’re looking for a CMHA member interested in
becoming our new Treasurer. As part of a dynamic
team, the Treasurer will be helping to ensure the
Morgan registry remains a part of our Canadian heritage for many
years to come.
Duties: Works closely with bookkeeper, secretary and president,
reviews monthly financial statements and prepares yearly budgets.
Explains reports to board members at meetings and the annual
general meeting (AGM). Answers general membership questions as
they arise. Travel to various provinces to attend board meetings and
the AGM. Attend numerous conference calls throughout the year.
This position is not responsible for receiving or depositing cheques,
paying invoices or entering data into Simply Accounting as these
duties are handled by the bookkeeper and secretary.
L. Feucht
Box 432, Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan, S9K 1Y3
Tel: (306) 236-4790
Fax: (306) 236-5579
[email protected]
www.CarltonMorgans.net
STAN & VERA MILFORD
Box 758, Estevan
Saskatchewan S4A 2A6
Tel: (306) 634-3333
Fax: (306) 634-9851
Cell: (306) 421-3161
BORDERTOWN PRINCE at Stud
REGISTERED MORGANS for Sale
Experience: Previous bookkeeping experience is a must.
Knowledge of various accounting spreadsheets (i.e. balance sheet,
income statement, etc.) and Simply Accounting (would be a benefit). A good understanding of accounting principles and practices
is a must.
Pay: Volunteer
Resume: Maximum 2 pages or 500 words explaining current or
previous accounting experience.
Send Resume to: Candas Rolls at [email protected] or fax
to (306) 545-2652
Any questions, please contact Candas Rolls at (306) 545-2652 or
[email protected].
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JoHNSEN
Tr e e F a r m s L t d .
GOLDENCREST MORGANS
13616 232ND STREET
MAPLE RIDGE, BC
CANADA V4R 2R5
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FAX: (604) 463-2590
email: [email protected]
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