Sept/Oct 2014 - Canadian Morgan Horse Association

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September/October 2014
Publications Mail Agreement #41953512
Canadian
Morgan
Share the Passion!
It’s
It’s A
ATri-Color
Tri-Color Season
Season for
for HAWKSTONE
HAWKSTONE Riders
Riders &
& Drivers
Drivers
FRF Swept Away
Tamrac’s
photo Avalon
photo M. Szabo
Maximum
Velocity
Alberta Morgan Horse Show
Amateur Hunter Pleasure Reserve Champion
Owners Christine Gillen & Hailey Gillen-Wickens
Driven by Cathy Gillen
Owned & Shown by Brenda Wangert
VVM Well Deserved
VVM Well Deserved
photo Avalon
photo M. Szabo
Grand Champion Pleasure Driving
Christa Dumkee, whip, owned by Jessa & Christa Dumkee
Champion Junior Exhibitor English Pleasure
Jessa Dumkee, up, owned by Jessa & Christa Dumkee
FRF Swept
Away
Hailey Gillen-Wickens, up
owned by Christine Gillen & Hailey Gillen-Wickens
Limited openings for the 2015 Show Season!
Assistants
Sparky Beaver & Riley
Gillen
photo Avalon
Manhatten
Society
Girl
photo M. Szabo
Walk-Trot Reserve Champion
Pleasure Driving Reserve Champion
C Fair Charity Show
Classic Saddle Reserve Champin
Owned & Shown by David Gillen
Trainer John Beaver
David Gillen & John Beaver, Owners
Sherwood Park, AB, Ph 780-983-2351
Morgan Hill Stompin Tom
photo M. Szabo
The Future Looks Bright!
SYP High Definition GCH x Morgan Hill Maple
“Tom” is named after Canadian country singer, legend and icon, Stompin’ Tom Connors, who passed away in 2013.
“Tom” won the 2014 Alberta Morgan Horse Futurity, 1st Weanling Colts, Junior Champion Colt
& Grand Champion Stallion at just under the age of 4 months of age.
Our stallion Talk Back had the honour of being the sire of the first & second place Yearling Futurity winners.
We have one Talk Back foal coming in 2015. We also look forward to 2015 foals by
SYP HIGH DEFINITION GCH, DBA STREET TALK & MORGAN HILL FUNKY PHANTOM.
Morgans For Sale
At Stud: Talk Back
Minion Valentino x Honeytree’s Simply Unique
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Dwayne, Shannon & Ashley Comeau
[email protected]
phone 780-271-4154
or 780-662-4337
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BRanch
Barb Tracey, Trainer • Ponoka, AB
(780) 909-6731 • [email protected]
TO MY INCREDIBLE CLIENTS AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE
MADE
2014 A YEAR
TO AND
REMEMBER!
TO MY
INCREDIBLE
CLIENTS
FRIENDS WHO HAVE
MADE 2014 A YEAR TO REMEMBER!
Ranch
Ranch
B
B
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Jordan
Reid &
Bora Bora
Leann Dixon &
Look Twice
Jordan Reid &
Bora Bora
Annalise Tremblay &
Be-st’s Mellow Tune
Ranch
Ranch
B
B
Emilie Wendland &
TamRac’s Enzo
Tracey,
Trainer • Ponoka, AB
(780)Barb
909-6731
• [email protected]
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Canadian
Features
Morgan
Ontario Morgan Championship.................10
Alberta Morgan Championship..................17
Victory Passes in Vancouver.......................22
Morgan Specific........................................23
Foal Pictorial.............................................24
Departments
Editor’s Input...............................................5
President’s Message.....................................6
Administrator’s Missive................................6
Morgan Industry News................................7
Youth...........................................................8
CMHA Board............................................12
CMHA Clubs.............................................28
On The Cover
Jalna Jesta Cat (Jalna Playboy x Kenmona
Little Snip) ridden by Leslie Wade, demonstrates Morgan presence wherever she goes.
Like her sire “Firecat,” Jesty has competed in
both eventing and competitive trail rides. Photo
by Kim Foote.
Pictured here is Jalna Big Man (Jackson
Mandate x Kenmona Little Snip), shown at
19-years during a Hobby Horse Schooling trial
in June and ridden by Carrie Wood. “Jack” is
representative of our breeding goals over the
years: to produce athletic Morgans that are
competitive against all breeds. Photo by Judith
Scrimger.
Hobby Horse Farm, Coldbrook, N.S.
www.wadehobbyhorsefarm.com
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Coming Soon:
Year-End Issue-ads due Oct. 25
STALLION ISSUE-ads due Dec. 15
Canadian Morgan magazine
Sales / Editorial / Subscriptions Office:
Lisa Peterson, Editor
3869 7th Line, Innisfil, ON L9S 3M4
phone: 705-458-1933, e-mail: [email protected],
www.morganhorse.ca/magazine
CANADIAN MORGAN subscriptions are included with the annual
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Editor’s
Input
A perfect picture is worth its weight in gold for
marketing, and the annual foal pictorial is a wish
list of beautiful babies helping market the Morgan
breed. While I could not include every single photo, at least two
have been included from each farm taking part this year, and I
thank everyone for providing their babies to share for our reading enjoyment. There are some traffic-stoppers out there!
The CMHA has diligently financed the magazine production
over the years to ensure there is a lasting source of news and
information to keep Morgan members abreast of breed happenings. Thanks to renewed advertiser participation, last year was
the first time the magazine has finished the year in the black.
After two huge issues at the beginning of this year, we are looking even better for 2014, and I thank everyone who has stepped
on board to continue the support in this issue.
Our marketing opportunities are expanded as we distribute
this issue at the Grand National & World Championship Morgan
show in October, giving foal owners some lovely extra exposure!
As we approach the October 25 deadline for the year’s final
issue, I encourage you to join in the marketing action and acknowledge your Morgan achievement this year with an ad. It’s
a perfect time to thank buyers, to wish everyone the best for the
New Year, and to showcase showring achievements. But I need
your reservations by that October 25 deadline!
One part of the magazine that is most affordable and most in
need of your Morgan participation is the business card page. If
you offer lessons, young horses for sale, have a stallion at stud,
or offer other services such as trailering, boarding, or clincs, take
a moment to contact me about placing a business card ad for the
coming year. It is very affordable and keeps your contact information in an easy-to-spot place of each magazine issue. And you
are ensuring the contined support of the magazine! This is the
perfect way for you to dip your toe into the promotional waters
at a national, and in the case of this issue, the international level
for about the same cost as getting your Morgan’s toes trimmed.
A worthy investment, and farriers are welcome to advertise too!
And of course the annual stallion issue is right around the corner with a December 15 deadline to beat the holiday crunch.
Make a note on your calendar now. And if you are reading this
from south of the Candian border, remember that U.S. stallions
are always a welcome and anticipated part of this issue!
The best of luck to our Grand National-bound exhibitors, for a
safe and uneventful trip there and back, and for flawless passes
on the rail. Look for highlights in that November & December issue! To everyone else, enjoy changing gears with this very
cool fall weather and digging in for another Weather Channel
winter. My furnace is already on, telling me it promises to be an
eventful one!
Lisa Peterson, Editor
Check out our website for a current list of horses for sale.
[email protected]
www.miamarmorgans.ca
(306)893-2486
Maidstone, SK
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Administrator’s Missive
President’s Message
It’s that time of year! The show season
draws to a close and we are working on our
projects to prepare for the winter once again.
As I have mentioned before, there are no
words to express everyone’s gratitude to the
volunteers that work endless hours in order for our local clubs
and zones to host events for each and every one of us to enjoy. A
huge thank you to each of you!
Many of you have received numerous requests from different organizations to “opt in” to continue to receive electronic
correspondence from them. This is because as of July 1, 2014 a
new Anti-Spam Law has come into force in Canada. The CMHA
understands there is an “implied consent” for the CMHA to continue to correspond electronically with any of its members and
anyone who was a member within the past two years.
On another note, the CMHA has been dealing with a few
registry issues. The Canadian Livestock Records Corporation
(CLRC) provides a complete line of registry services for the
CMHA. The CMHA does not perform registry services. I realize when we are purchasing our new Morgan, we are excited
and may not remember to “dot the i’s or cross the t’s,” BUT,
it is a “Buyer Beware” market out there and unfortunately, the
CMHA is not in a position for force someone’s hand to resolve
civil cases. The CMHA can, however, strongly encourage both
sides to work toward a peaceful resolution in every case.
In closing, I would like to express our condolences to the
Karen Abel family. Karen was an avid supporter for the breed
and I certainly miss her candid remarks during the conference
calls. For all you have done for the Morgan breed provincially,
nationally, and internationally, I say “Thank you Karen!”
Melissa MacKenzie
President
There is an exciting new contest that is being
offered by the CMHA and this should appeal to
everyone who enjoys videoing their beautiful
Morgan horses. The CMHA Promotion Chairperson Dianne Brown is spearheading this contest, thank you Dianne for this great idea.
Rules are available on the website and were printed in the last
issue of the magazine but just contact me if you would like a form/
rules sent to you. Called “Share The Passion,” we are hoping to raise
more awareness to our breed and have some fun at the same time.
This contest is open to CMHA members; youth, adults or Affiliate Clubs. Winning videos will be showcased on the CMHA website. Video submissions will feature the versatility of the Morgan
horse and the individual’s or Affiliate Club’s particular passion for
the Morgan horse. CMHA’s tag line, “Share the Passion “will be
the underlying theme of the video. Start collecting your ideas, photos, and video clips now. Deadline for applications is 5:00 pm PST
Friday, January 30, 2015. This is your opportunity to showcase to
Canada and the world your perspective on “Sharing the Passion”
for Canada’s Morgan horse.
As the end of August draws near, most foals will have been
born; congratulations to all on your healthy arrivals! And don’t forget about your paperwork; the more time passes, the harder it is to
remember all the details.
It would be nice to see our registration numbers rise a little
CMHA REGISTRY TRANSACTIONS
Year
20132012201120102009
Members 682699710769772
Purebred
Registrations
252194229260331
Purebred
Transfers 381411374418495
Premium Placements:
Partbred
Registrations
1510271516
Part Transfers
1311121920
Reserve your Cover Pages for the
Holiday/Grand National issue
(November/December),
& the STALLION ISSUE
(January/February).
e-mail [email protected]
to book your front, back or inside cover
placements, & take advantage of these
anticipated issues.
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above our 2013 numbers. I have included some statistics for all to
digest and while I am not advocating breeding just “because you
have a mare,” I am advocating that serious breeders need to register
their animals; this is your legacy and the integrity of the registry
depends on you.
As of the end of July, we have registered 119 Morgans and six
Part-Morgans. Let’s all strive to make 2014 a better year for the
registry and send in those registrations and transfers!
Nancy Kavanagh
Office Administrator
Morgan Industry News
CMHA Awards
The divisions/categories for the regular horse show high point
awards have been changed and new rules are available. You can
either contact the office for a copy or download from the website
www.morganhorse.ca/forms.htm
CMHA Registry
Attention Stallion Owners; don’t forget to record all breedings on the Stallion Report form that are due to CLRC by January
31, 2015 for all 2014 breedings. Avoid the penalties of filing late
($82.50 for CMHA members and $148.50 for non-CMHA members). The stallion report is free if sent to Livestock Records in
Ottawa by deadline.
New CLRC General Manager
Dan Stephenson, Chair of the Board of Directors for the Canadian Livestock Records Corporation (CLRC), is pleased to
announce the appointment of Jim Washer as General Manager,
effective September 15, 2014.
“Recognized as an accomplished leader, Jim brings over 25
years of experience in program development, team leadership
and stakeholder engagement to CLRC”, stated Dan Stephenson.
“On behalf of my Board colleagues, I would like to congratulate
and welcome Jim as the new General Manager.”
Jim brings to CLRC a vast experience in community development, program management, Board leadership, budget administration, as well as stakeholder partnerships.
“I look forward to building relationships with existing and new
partners in the preservation and recording of livestock” stated Jim
Washer. “This position provides the opportunity to lead CLRC
from its recent centennial anniversary into an exciting future.”
Jim began his 25 year career path working in the community
non-profit sector with Boys and Girls Clubs in both Montreal
and Ottawa. Having held the positions of Adolescent Coordinator, Program Manager and Executive Director; Jim also sat on
local boards and the Regional Council for Boys and Girls Clubs
of Quebec.
Continuing in youth and community work, Jim joined the Canadian 4-H Council as National Program Manager. Responsible
for national and international conferences, educational youth exchanges, and the agricultural grants and scholarship programs;
Jim was instrumental in supporting youth in the development of
agricultural practices.
From there Jim accepted a position as Senior Manager, Programs and Partnerships with SEVEC where he led a reorganization of the programs and processes that support over 6,000 youth
to travel annually on educational exchanges.
Jim completed a B.ED in Education from McGill University,
Management Training with Boys and Girls Clubs, and certification in Project Management from Algonquin College. During his
studies at McGill, Jim was co-president of the Phys. Ed student
association and participated in an international study exchange
to the U.K.
AMHA TO ACQUIRE NMMH SHELBURNE, VT—Through a series of transactions between the American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA), American Morgan Horse Institute (AMHI), and American Morgan
Horse Educational Charitable Trust (AMHECT), the AMHA will
acquire and operate the National Museum of the Morgan Horse
(NMMH) effective August 1, 2014.
AMHA Board President Jeff Gove stated, “We are pleased
to continue the legacy of the Museum under the AMHA banner.
This is a unique opportunity for ‘all things Morgan’ both past
and present to come together.” AMHA Executive Director Julie
Broadway added, “The NMMH is the guardian of the Morgan’s
rich history and we are honored to have them become part of the
AMHA family and the opportunity to work with Middlebury College in preserving that history. We see this as a strategic business
move to more closely align and integrate all facets of the Morgan
community under one umbrella.”
Gove added, “We applaud AMHI for their stewardship of the
Museum these past 30-plus years and will endeavor to build on
their work. Many thanks to all the Trustees for their leadership.”
The NMMH, located in Middlebury, Vermont, is dedicated to
preserving and interpreting all aspects of the Morgan horse breed
through educational programs, exhibits, and special events. The
Museum has an exhibit space that displays quarterly rotating
exhibits focusing on the history of the breed. The Museum also
maintains its archives at the Middlebury College library, which is
open to researchers.
No operational changes for the Museum are planned at this
time, and the Museum will remain in Middlebury under the direction of Helen Herold, who will report to Broadway. The museum
will continue to be funded by donations, grants, retail sales, fundraising events and interest accrued from its endowment.
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please visit our website!
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250-631-6732
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Melanie Thomas
Hello. My name is Melanie
Thomas, I am 15 years old, and
was born and raised in Bowmanville, Ontario. I am entering grade 11 at St. Stephens
Catholic Secondary School.
We are a family of four and the
proud owners of a 15-year-old
Morgan mare named Mystic.
Horses, especially Morgans, have always been a big part of my life ever since
I took that first lesson as a seven-year old
at Trillium Equine Complex in Orono. My
weekly, then bi-weekly lessons with Cathy
Sampson quickly became the highlight of
my week.
We had just started showing at some
small fairs and home shows at Trillium up
until 2009, when our whole family moved
to Zurich, Switzerland for my dad’s work.
I continued to ride there and learned a
lot from my instructor, Fritz Jseli and his
horses Tessa (a beautiful Swiss Warmblood) and Ronja (a feisty pony).
Three years later, it was great to return
to my home barn in Canada and the Morgans I love. I continued my riding lessons
at Trillium, enjoying every moment of it.
Together, Cathy and Bob Sampson transformed my life and taught me everything
I know about the Morgan horse. I have
learned so much from the Sampsons and
will always be grateful. Not only have I
had ongoing support from them, but also
from my family. I am lucky enough to have
my family be there for me and support me
through my journey with horses. My dad
even drives Morgans now and is looking
forward to his first show next summer!
A year ago, my family and I decided
it was time to take the plunge and finally
purchase our first Morgan horse. Startrend
Mystic Visions is your typical Morgan
horse; which is anything but ordinary. She
is beautiful, versatile, and has the most
winning personality. Mystic is everything I
ever wanted in a horse. She loves children,
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which makes her
a big hit with my
little brother Nathan. She has such
a fun personality,
but always knows
when she needs to
be gentle towards
children.
Mystic
always manages to
put a smile on my
face, no matter my mood before entering
the barn. After a tough day at school, I can
always count on her to positively change
my mood. My Morgan means everything
to me, and I know she will always be there
for me when I need her most.
Throughout the long winter, Mystic
and I got to know each other and prepared
for the upcoming show season. Our first
show was a success. Even though we
didn’t earn many ribbons, I learned more
and more about my horse, and was proud
of our performance. More shows passed,
and Mystic and I were becoming a better
team, we knew each other better. I was
very happy with our results at shows, and
proud of how far we had come.
Recently, we attended the 2014 Ontario Morgan and Saddlebred Classic. This
was my first two-day show with Mystic.
We were in some classes against tough
competition and were pleasantly surprised
with a third against the adults and we even
won the Hunter Hack class! The show was
a success and I was once again proud of
our performance.
The atmosphere at the Classic was
amazing! It was of course a little stressful, but it really helped to have so many
encouraging and helpful people there.
I’m grateful for the new friends that were
made, and also to meet up again with
friends from last year. Even though I was
competing against amazing riders like
Ashley Reeson, Emily Miller, Rebekah
Shield and Mackenzie Collins, they were
always kind and encouraging. My close
friend Lucy Nesbitt was also there for me
the whole weekend which really helped
with my nerves. Although not a competitor, she is an amazing rider and was there
to help the Trillium family too. We were
all grateful for her help.
Thanks so much for letting me share
about my life with Morgans!
Brady Groot
Hi,
my name
is Brady
Groot. I
am nineyear old
and
am
in fourth
grade in
St.
Augustine
Catholic
School in
Alberta. I am on the cross-country running
team and also the track and field team. My
favourite subject is science. I like to show
and do trail rides. Last month we went to
the mountains riding again, it’s really fun
to ride across the rivers!
I started in the walk/trot division when I
was seven years old and rode AMS Lasting
Impression. He was a good boy for me and
I won lots of yellow and green ribbons! Yellow is my favourite colour. Last year I started
riding Tazara Windigo. He has much more
energy than “Freddie” had. “Damien” made
me work much harder, which improved my
riding a lot. I started winning thirds and seconds and even got a first!
This spring I got to have some lessons
with Jessica Cavanaugh and had lots of
fun and she helped to teach me to canter
better. I have been practicing to get better
this summer, some days Damien canters
better than others!
This year I have had a really good time
in the shows. At the last show I won five
firsts, two thirds, and my first championship! It was so fun!
Introducing...
My Versace
RAF
(MEM The Patriot x Shillaleigh (x Hollybrook Stage Rage)
Bred by:
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2014 Ontario Morgan
& Saddlebred Classic
by Michelle Coffey
The temperatures were cool and the with Baronial Blooming Star shown by
skies overcast, but that did not put a David Kavanagh for owner/breeder Anita
damper on the first annual Morgan & Sad- Jackson called out first. Bloom has redlebred Classic. This show is an evolution cently been purchased by Holly Buckley.
of the former Ontario Morgan Horse Club Good luck with this lovely filly! Second
Championship Classic, and proved to be a in the class went to Sherri Wilson’s flashy
successful stepping-stone into the future. entry, Krismin’s Cadence.
The show took place in Newmarket at the
The next class was the five and over
RCRA, and this facility is always a won- mares class, with two quality entries.
derful place to show horses. The stalls are Coming out on top was the fiery Alphastar
big and bright, the rings are accessible and First Stage owned by Genevieve and Denroomy. Judging duties were handled
by David Earehart. A huge “Thank
you” needs to go out to our ribbon runners Dalton, Sierra, Annika and Maia
Lehman, who were aptly assisted by
the experienced Danny Kavanagh. A
new and very welcome addition to the
horse show team was the new show
secretary Stephanie Ross. Stephanie
stepped into the role as though she
had been doing the job forever: she
was organized and more than happy to
work with exhibitors on anything they
needed assistance with!
This was the first year that the
Morgans were joined by the Saddlebred exhibitors. This made for a fun
show with many beautiful horses. CBMF Undeniable with Alex Hart, up.
The Saddlebred club was kind enough
to sponsor the Friday evening Welcome nis Hayes. Next in line was Cathy SampParty. Pizza is always a welcome sight son’s homebred mare Trillium’s Victoria
after a day of moving in and setting up for Secret. The top two mares from each class
a horse show! They also provided coffee were called back for the championship
and snacks both mornings. Speaking of and it was Alphastar First Stage taking the
hospitality, we can’t go without mention- Grand Champion Mare trophy home to
ing the Saturday evening Margarita Party. Haywood Farm. Reserve Champion honThis great event is annually hosted and ours went to Trillium Victoria Secret.
The gelding division was light this
sponsored by Kavanagh Training Stables
and Cyan Star Morgans. This is always year, but two lovely entries made their
a great way to wind down after a day of way to the ring. First we saw the stunning
showing and get caught up with friends, Alphastar First Asset winning the 3 & 4
year old class. He is owned by the Kavanew and old.
nagh family and aptly handled by David
In Hand
Kavanagh. “Uno” is always happy to put
Saturday morning started out with the on a show and is a lot of fun to watch!
call to the ring for the two and under mares Next, winning the 5 & over class was
class. Four lovely fillies answered the call Brynn-Marie O’Reilly’s new horse Rendi10
tion Feast Your Eyes. This guy is big and
very cool, we can’t wait to see more of this
one! Both geldings came back to battle it
out in the championship. It was Alphastar
First Asset coming away with the championship and Rendition Feast Your Eyes
winning the Reserve Championship.
It was great to see some growth in the
stallion division. The 2 & under class
welcomed three quality entries to the ring.
Taking top spot was Sherri & Deanna Wilson’s gorgeous stallion, The Last Viking.
Viking was handled to this victory by Josh
Piatt of Champion Hill. It was so great to
have Champion Hill join us from the other
side to the border. Hopefully they will be
back to join us next year! Second in the
class was Brenda Casteel’s super handsome youngster, Millenium Ultra Hot. It is
very exciting to see what this young man
will grow up to be! Rounding out this nice
class was Anita Jackson’s colt Baronial
Mr. Charisma, it was so wonderful to see
Anita and her daughter Stacy back at the
Classic. This long time breeder and exhibitor was a very welcome addition to the
show and we sure hope we see them back
in the years to come – they have some really nice youngsters that need to be shown
off. In the 5 & over division Sherri and
Deana Wilson’s new stallion brought the
crowd to the rail. Harlan’s Azurean, shown
by Josh Piatt, is big, bold and impressive.
This show-stopper of a stallion is standing at Champion Hill farm, hopefully we
will see some of his babies at the show in
years to come. Three stallions came back
for the championship. It was the park stallion Harlan’s Azurean who trotted away
with the championship. The Last Viking
made it a clean sweep for the Wilsons in
the stallion division, winning the reserve
champion title. A great day for Deana and
Sherri.
The Saturday evening session included
the futurity classes. The Champion Futurity yearling was Baronial Blooming Star,
owned and bred by Anita Jackson and once
Haywood Farm
at the 2014
Ontario Morgan Classic Championship
Chile Powder
(Tug Hill Whamunition
X Futurity’s Musical Ice)
Classic Pleasure
Driving Champion
Alphastar
First Stage
(Hollybrook Stage Rage
X JW First Impression)
Grand Champion Mare
ReMax Specialty
In Hand Grand Champion
Owned, Trained & Presented by Dennis & Genevieve Hayes, Lindsay, Ontario * 705.324.9680 * [email protected]
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Canadian Morgan Horse Association
www.morganhorse.ca
CMHA Office Administrator: Nancy Kavanagh
Phone: (905) 982-0060 Fax: (905) 982-0097
E-mail: [email protected]
Mail: Box 286, Port Perry, ON L9L 1A3 L Courier: 18555 Highway 12, Greenbank, ON L0C 1B0
Officers
President: Melissa MacKenzie
63 McManus St.
Passekeag, NB E5N 7S3
(506) 832-5515
[email protected]
East Vice President: Tina Porter
Box 303, Stewiackie, NS B0N 2J0
(902) 639-2832
[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: Walter Brown
222 Rt 870, Collina, NB E5P 1P8
(506) 433-5725
[email protected]
Past President: Bob Watson
Box 660, Duchess, AB T0J 0Z0
(403) 378-4323
[email protected]
directors
Alberta/NWT/Nunavut
Director: Kelly Wagar
Vice Director: Barbara Tracey
Box 640
Site 1, Box 18, R.R. # 1
Redwater, AB T0A 2W0 Leduc AB T9E 2X1
(780) 942-4654 (780) 986-6731
[email protected]@hotmail.com
Ontario
Director: Lisa Kavanagh
Box 216, 127 Craig St. Ailsa Craig ON N0M 1A0
(519) 517-0774
[email protected]
Atlantic
Quebec
British Columbia/Yukon
SaskatchEwan
Director: Tina Rovers
Vice Director: Dawn Brown
Box 303
222 Rt 870
Stewiackie, NS B0N 2J0
Collina, NB E5P 1P8
(902) 639-2832
(506) 433-5725
[email protected]@nbnet.nb.ca
Director: Vacant
Vice Director: Laurie Ann Lyons
New Director Needed
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Margaret McDonald
Eldon L. Bienert
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Pat Crema
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committee chairs
Nancy Kavanagh-Awards/Historical/Mbshp
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Charlene Dalen-Brown - Registry
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again shown by David Kavanagh.
English Pleasure
Reserve champion honours went to
Brynn-Marie O’Reilly followed
Brenda Casteels’ Millenium Ultra
up
her classic wins with victory
Hot. It was great to see this nice
passes
in the English Pleasure divisized class. Next up was the futusion
with
her exciting new mount
rity two year olds. This time the
Rendition
Feast Your Eyes. This
championship went home to Lauraduo
won
the
ladies and open classlee Morgans with The Last Viking.
es,
and
took
a
strong second in the
Reserve went to Christi Nye’s LLF
amateur
class.
Winning the amaHudson Bay. This youngster is in
teur
class
was
Emily
Rice with her
training with KTS.
always
elegant
VVM
Mad About
Sunday morning started with
You.
The
ladies
in
the
junior
exhibCanadian-bred classes. The two and
itor
class
handled
their
horses
with
under class went to LLF Hudson
great
skill!
Winning
the
class
was
Bay with Krismin’s Cadence trotting
the
highly
decorated
CBMF
Undeinto second. The three and over entry
niable with Alexandra Hart aboard.
was alone but worthy of her placSecond place went to Hylee’s Coing; first went to Trillium’s Victoria
Greg Reeves on Nancy’s horse Cyan Star Trinity (front) and lour Me Red ridden by Rebekah
Secret. The championship had LLF
Nancy Kavanagh on Greg’s mare, Chestnut Hill Felicity.
Shield. The English Pleasure chamHudson Bay continuing his winning
pionship went to the eye-catching
take nothing away from those who came
ways and Trillium’s Victoria Secret
CBMF
Undeniable, expertly ridden by
out. The lone entry in the classic pleasure
coming away as reserve champion.
David
Kavanagh.
Reserve was awarded
driving division was the always reliable
A very exciting addition to this year’s
to
Rendition
Feast
Your Eyes.
and beautiful Chile Powder, owned by
show was the Re/Max Specialty In Hand
the Hayes family. Chile took home both
division. This division was graciously
Pleasure Driving
the Classic Pleasure Driving Champisponsored by Brenda Casteels. First into
The pleasure driving division hosted
onship and the qualifier win. The clasthe ring were the western horses. Comsome
very nice entries. Catherine Sampsic saddle division saw three entries;
ing out on top was Laurel Gould’s stunson
drove
her nice bay gelding, Trillium
winning the novice class was Catherine
ning UVM Pumpkin, who was shown to
Moonlit
Rapture,
to victory in the ladies
Sampson’s Hylee’s Color Me Red, ridden
victory by Greg Reeves. Second in the
and
five
and
over
classes. Nancy Kavaby Rebekah Shield. The open, ladies and
class was David Kavanagh and Cyan Star
nagh drove the sporty CBMF Undeniable
Trinity. The hunter horses entered
in the novice class. David Kavanagh
next and it was Emily Miller showcontinued his successful show season
ing Brenda Casteels’ SN Center of
with his young gelding Alphastar First
Attention to the winner’s circle. SecAsset, winning the 3 and 4 year old
ond place went to Ashley Reeson’s
class. In the championship it was Allovely gelding Northline Enterprise.
phastar First Asset trotting away with
This horse just gets better with age!
the hardware and Trillium Moonlit
Finally we saw the classic horses
Rapture receiving the reserve.
come in. This class went to the nice
young mare Alphastar First Stage
Western Pleasure
with Dennis Hayes. Second in the
What the western pleasure division
class went to Michelle Coffey’s Kinglacked in quantity, it made up for in
Lehr’s Ego Master, shown by Sarah
quality. The first class in was the 5 and
Hawkins. The top two placings from
over class that went to Lorna MacKay’s
each class came back for the chamabsolutely stunning buckskin MWS
pionship and it was Alphastar First
Northern Alert. It was so nice to see
Stage who came away with the cham- Northline Enterprise with Ashley Reeson up.
Lorna and her colorful mount in the
pionship and Cyan Star Trinity who
ring! Second place went to Tina Colchampionship all had the same results
jogged in for reserve. This was a really
lins and her lovely mare MWS Indian Sumwith Brynn-Marie O’Reilly’s NBN Out
fun division and it will hopefully fill up
mer. Lorna and MWS Northern Alert also
of the Blue taking home the red. As aleven more next year! A huge thank you to
went on to win the ladies class with Sarah
ways, Blue was rock solid and strutting
Brenda Casteels who sponsored the cash
Hawkins aboard Greg Reeves’ Chestnut Hill
his stuff. Second in these classes went to
envelopes that placings third to sixth in
Felicity jogging into second place. The amaKing-Lehr’s Ego Master, owned by the
the championship received!
teur class was another competitive class with
Coffey family and masterfully shown by
Chestnut Hill Felicity coming out on top,
Sarah Hawkins. You would never know
Classic Pleasure
this time with Greg in the saddle. Second
Ego and Sarah only had three rides toThe classic pleasure division was
went to MWS Indian Summer. In the chamgether before coming to the show!
light this year in entries, but that should
Canadian Morgan
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pionship it was once again Greg and Chestnut
Hill Felicity taking top honours. Nancy Kavanagh and her eye-catching gelding Cyan Star
Trinity put together a nice class to go home as
reserve champions.
Hunter Pleasure
As has been the trend over the past
several years, the hunter division was the
most popular for entries. We started off
with our novice horses and it was Ashley
Reeson and her longtime partner Northline Enterprise taking the victory pass.
This duo have been out of the ring for a
while but came back with tremendous success. Second place went to PCC Don’t
Stop Believin’ and Gabrielle Sandel of
New York. This lovely pair shows under
the Champion Hill banner. The 5 and over
class saw six very nice entries, it was Chris
Monteith’s always reliable and handsome
Brogin Kiri coming out on top. Second
place went to Northline Enterprise. The
ladies didn’t disappoint, Lisa Kavanagh
had a nice ride on Allison Short’s big black
gelding Samor’s Black Jack for the win,
Northline Enterprise took another nice
second. In the limit horse class PCC Don’t
Stop Believin’ won with HD Troy filling
in the second hole. Troy is really coming
into his own this season and just seems to
get better with every class, he is owned
by Heather and Axel Starck and shown
by Patti Hoskin. The championship was
a great class to watch, once again coming
out on top was Chris Monteith and Brogin
Kiri, in reserve was Samor’s Black Jack
and Lisa Kavanagh.
The hunter youth then took their turn
in the ring. In the qualifier we saw the
dynamic duo of Mackenzie Collins and
Attn Postmaster take top honours. Second
went to Melanie Thomas’ great new mare
Startrend Mystic Vision; these two really
seem to be coming together as a great new
team. The championship once again saw
Mackenzie and Attn Postmaster taking the
victory pass. Reserve went to the entry
from across the border PCC Don’t Stop
Believin’ and Gabrielle Sandel.
Park Saddle
It was so fun to see the park division
back at the classic! Although there was
only one entry, he certainly was a great
one! Winning both the qualifier and the
championship was Sherri and Deana Wilson’s stallion Harlan’s Azurean. This outstanding stallion was shown by Josh Piatt
of Champion Hill Farm. Hopefully we will
see the exciting stallion showing back in
Canada soon!
Miscellaneous
Next we welcomed the future into the
ring with our leadline riders. For walk- trot
leadline class we saw two entries, Annika
Copeland and Lilly both had giant smiles
on their faces as they took on the always
difficult trot. Great work ladies! Speaking
of the little ones, we can’t go without mentioning the largest class of the show – the
stick horse class with 15 entries!
High Points were handed out for the
Hunter Hack division and the Youth. The
hunter hack champion was Laurel Gould’s
lovely new mare UVM Pumpkin, showing
duties were split between Laurel and Lesley
Vivian. Reserve went to Brenda Casteel’s
SN Center of Attention who was shown
by Emily Miller. The Morgan Youth High
Point Champion was Mackenzie Collins
and Reserve was Rebekah Shield.
Another new class this year was the
Double Jeopardy class, where two riders
of the same seat team up. They ride the
first way
of
the
ring on
one horse
and before they
change
direction they
switch
horses
with their
partners.
The placings are
It was an intense line-up in the Stick Horse class!
based
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on who gets the best performance from
two different horses. Coming out victorious was Greg Reeves who rode his own
mare Chestnut Hill Felicity the first way of
the ring and Cyan Star Trinity the second
way. Second place went to Greg’s partner Nancy Kavanagh who also had lovely
rides on these western pleasure horses.
Third and fourth went to the saddle seat
horses, Laura O’Reilly earned bragging
rights by placing ahead of her daughter (on
Brynn’s horses).
Once again the Classic was a great
show, put on by great people! A huge
thank you needs to go out to everyone
who works year-round preparing for this
show. Also, a big thank you to all of the
exhibitors who come out and support the
show. If there is anyone out there who
wants to come and start showing, there really is something for everyone. Feel welcome to contact an OMHC member, there
are many of us who would be more than
happy to help you get started! It will be
exciting to see how this show continues to
evolve for next year!
RESULTS
Shown by placing, horse name, exhibitor
name & owner name (if different)
Morgan Mares - 2 Years & Under
1 Baronial Blooming Star, David Kavanagh,
Anita Jackson; 2 Krismin’s Cadence, Sherri
Wilson; 3 Baronial Blues ‘N’ Jazz, Brenda
Casteels; 4 Baronial Glorianna, Anita Jackson
Morgan Mares - 5 Years & Over
1 Alphastar First Stage, Dennis Hayes, Genevieve Kendell-Hayes; 2 Trillium Victoria
Secret, Catherine Sampson
Champion Mare
CH Alphastar First Stage, Dennis Hayes,
Genevieve Kendell-Hayes; Res. Trillium Victoria Secret, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Geldings - 3 & 4 Years
1 Alphastar First Asset, David Kavanagh,
Brian & Nancy Kavanagh
Morgan Geldings - 5 Years & Over
1 Rendition Feast Your Eyes, Brynn-Marie
O’Reilley
Champion Gelding
CH Alphastar First Asset, David Kavanagh,
Brian & Nancy Kavanagh; Res. Rendition
Feast Your Eyes, Brynn-Marie O’Reilley
Morgan Stallions - 2 Years & Under
1 The Last Viking, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson;
2 Millennium Ultra Hot, Brenda Casteels; 3
Baronial Mr. Charisma, Anita Jackson
Morgan Stallions - 5 Years & Over
1 Harlan’s Azurean, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson
Champion Stallion
CH Harlan’s Azurean, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson;
Res. The Last Viking, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson
Open Leadline - Walk Only
TIE: Chestnut Hill Felicity, Lucas White,
Greg Reeves; Winsdown Crucible Steel,
Seamus Rivard, Kimberley Blease; MWS
Indian Summer, Olivia White, Tina Collins; King-Lehr’s Ego Master, Erica Coffey,
Michelle Coffey
Open Lead Line - Walk/Trot
1 SN Center of Attention, Lilly, Brenda
Casteels; 2 King-Lehr’s Ego Master, Annika
Copeland, Michelle Coffey
Morgan Eng. Pl. Jr. Exh.
1 CBMF Undeniable, Alexandra Hart, Nancy
Kavanagh; 2 Hylee’s Color Me Red, Rebekah
Shield, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Eng. Pl. - Novice Horse
1 Hylee’s Color Me Red, Rebekah Shield,
Catherine Sampson
Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving
1 Chile Powder Dennis Hayes, Genevieve Kendell-Hayes
Open Saddle Seat Equitation, 14 – 17
1 End Sweep, Brittany Blanchard, Bonnie
and Brittany Blanchard; 2 Dreamshake,
Rachel Breen; 3 Centennial’s Comet, Ashley Jeppesen, Gloria Nighswander
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Novice Horse
1 Northline Enterprise, Ashley Reeson; 2
PCC Don’t Stop Believin’, Gabrielle Sandel; 3 HD Troy, Patti Hoskin, Heather Starck;
4 UVM Pumpkin, Laurel Gould
Morgan Hunter Pl. - 5 Years & Over
1 Brogin Kiri, Chris Monteith; 2 Northline
Enterprise, Ashley Reeson; 3 Startrend Mystic Visions, Melanie Thomas, Scott Thomas;
4 SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller,
Brenda Casteels; 5 Samor’s Blackjack, Lisa
Kavanagh, Allison Short; 6 Aquarian Nite
Life, Karen Farnell, Janet Farnell
Classic Eng. Pl. - Novice Horse
Catherine Sampson
Morgan Eng. Pl. - 5 Years & Over
O’Reilley
Morgan Hunter Pl. - Junior Exh.
1 ATTN Postmaster, Mackenzie Collins; 2
Startrend Mystic Visions, MelanieThomas,
Scott Thomas; 3 PCC Don’t Stop Believin’,
Gabrielle Sandel; 4 Hylee’s Anything Goes,
Rebekah Shield, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Western Pleasure - 5 Years & Over
1 MWS Northern Alert, Lorna MacKay; 2
MWS Indian Summer, Tina Collins
Morgan Road Hack
1 Hylee’s Anything Goes, Rebekah Shield,
Catherine Sampson; 2 Northline Enter-
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779 Cresent Bay Rd
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Island, BC V0N 3K0
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VW/SS/FS
1576 Chase Falkland Rd.
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P.O. Box 42,
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(250) 827-3501
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Box 210, 2067 Martin Prairie Rd.,
Pritchard, V0E 2P0
250-577-3218
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VS/SS/FS
Trophy’s Julio
prise, Ashley Reeson; 3 UVM Pumpkin,
Laurel Gould; 4 NBN Out of the Blue,
Brynn-Marie O’Reilley
Morgan Park Saddle - Open
1 Harlan’s Azurean, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson
Morgan Classic English Pleasure - Open
1 NBN Out of the Blue, Brynn-Marie
O’Reilley; 2 King-Lehr’s Ego Master, Sarah
Hawkins, Michelle Coffey
Morgan Pleasure Driving - 5 Years & Over
1 Trillium Moonlit Rapture, Catherine
Sampson
Morgan Classic/Pleasure Driving-Novice Horse
1 CBMF Undeniable, Nancy Kavanagh
Morgan Futurity - Yearlings
CH Baronial Blooming Star, David Kavanagh, Anita Jackson; Res. Millennium Ultra
Hot, Brenda Casteels
Open Parade Class
O’Reilley
Morgan Futurity - 2 Year Olds
CH The Last Viking, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson; Res. LLF Hudson Bay, David Kavanagh, Christi Nye
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Amateur
NOBLE-T MORGANS
Western Working Morgans
Canadian Morgan
15
HD Troy, Patti Hoskin, Heather Starck; 3
SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller, Brenda Casteels; 4 Aquarian Nite Life, Karen
Farnell, Janet Farnell
Morgan Pleasure Driving - 3 & 4 Years Old
1 Alphastar First Asset, David Kavanagh,
Morgan Bridle Path Hunter Hack
1 Hylee’s Anything Goes, Rebekah Shield,
Catherine Sampson; 2 UVM Pumpkin, Lesley Vivian, Laurel Gould; 3 SN Center of
Attention, Emily Miller, Brenda Casteels
Morgan Ladies English Pleasure
O’Reilley
Morgan Western Pleasure - Amateur
1 Chestnut Hill Felicity, Greg Reeves; 2 MWS
Indian Summer, Tina Collins; 3 MWS Northern Alert, Lorna MacKay; 4 Cyan Star Trinity,
Nancy Kavanagh, Brian & Nancy Kavanagh
Open Double Jeopardy
1 Chestnut Hill Felicity, Greg Reeves; 2
Cyan Star Trinity, Nancy Kavanagh; 3 NBN
Out of the Blue, Laura O’Reilley; 4 Rendition Feast Your Eyes, Brynn-Marie O’Reilley
Morgan Canadian Bred-2 Years & Under
1 LLF Hudson Bay, David Kavanagh; 2 Krismin’s Cadence, Sherri Wilson; 3 Baronial
Mr. Charisma, Anita Jackson; 4 Baronial
Glorianna, Anita Jackson
Morgan Canadian Bred-3 Years Old & Over
1 Trillium Victoria Secret, Catherine
Sampson
Morgan Champion & Reserve Canadian Bred
CH LLF Hudson Bay, David Kavanagh,
Christi Nye; Res. Trillium Victoria Secret,
Catherine Sampson
Morgan Youth Showmanship-Medal Class
MWS Northern Alert, Mackenzie Collins,
Lorna MacKay
Morgan Specialty In Hand - Western1
UVM Pumpkin, Laurel Gould; 2 Cyan Star
Trinity, Lisa Kavanagh, Brian & Nancy Kavanagh; 3 Aquarian Nite Life, Karen Farnell, Janet Farnell
Morgan Specialty In Hand - Hunter
1 SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller,
Brenda Casteels; 2 Northline Enterprise,
Ashley Reeson
Morgan Specialty In Hand - Classic
1 Alphastar First Stage, Dennis Hayes,
Genevieve Kendell-Hayes; 2 King-Lehr’s
Ego Master, Michelle Coffey
Morgan Remax Specialty In-Hand CH
CH Alphastar First Stage, Dennis Haye
s, Genevieve Kendell-Hayes; Res. Cyan
Star Trinity, Lisa Kavanagh, Brian & Nancy
Kavanagh; 3 UVM Pumpkin, Laurel Gould;
4 King-Lehr’s Ego Master, Michelle Coffey; 5 SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller,
Brenda Casteels; 6 Northline Enterprise,
Ashley Reeson
Morgan Hunter Hack
1 UVM Pumpkin, Lesley Vivian, Laurel
Gould; 2 SN Center of Attention, Emily
Miller, Brenda Casteels
Morgan Ladies Western Pleasure
1 MWS Northern Alert, Lorna MacKay; 2
Chestnut Hill Felicity, Sarah Hawkins, Greg
Reeves; 3 Cyan Star Trinity, Nancy Kavanagh, Brian & Nancy Kavanagh; 4 MWS
Indian Summer, Tina Collins
Morgan English Pleasure - Amateur
1 VVM Mad About You, Emily Rice, Peggy
Rice; 2 Rendition Feast Your Eyes, BrynnMarie O’Reilley
Open Saddle Seat Equitation - Adult
1 VVM Mad About You, Emily Rice, Peggy Rice
Hunt Seat Eq. on the Flat - Medal Class
1 ATTN Postmaster, Mackenzie Collins; 2
SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller, Brenda Casteels
Morgan Ladies Classic English Pleasure
O’Reilley; 2 King-Lehr’s Ego Master, Sarah
Hawkins, Michelle Coffey
Open Stick Horse Class
TIE: Lukas Copeland, Erica Coffey, Koston
Hawkins, Ben Hayes, Lucas White, Olivia
White , Seamus Rivard, Annika Copeland, Bryce Kendell, Emersyn Hayes
Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving Ch
CH Chile Powder, Dennis Hayes, Genevieve Kendell-Hayes
Morgan English Pleasure Ch - Jr. Exh.
CH CBMF Undeniable, Alexandra Hart,
Nancy Kavanagh; Res. Hylee’s Color Me
Red, Rebekah Shield, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Ladies Hunter Pleasure
1 Samor’s Blackjack, Lisa Kavanagh, Allison Short; 2 Northline Enterprise, Ashley
Reeson; 3 SN Center of Attention, Emily
Miller, Brenda Casteels
Morgan Park Saddle Championship
CH Harlan’s Azurean, Josh Piatt, Sherri Wilson
Morgan Ladies Pleasure Driving
1 Trillium Moonlit Rapture, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Hunter Hack Under Saddle
1 Startrend Mystic Visions, MelanieThomas, Scott Thomas; 2 SN Center of Attention, Emily Miller, Brenda Casteels; 3 UVM
Pumpkin, Lesley Vivian, Laurel Gould
Morgan Classic Eng. Pl. Ch.
CH NBN Out of the Blue, Brynn-Marie
O’Reilley; Res. King-Lehr’s Ego Master,
Sarah Hawkins, Michelle Coffey
Morgan Hunter Pl. - Limit Horse
1 PCC Don’t Stop Believin’, Gabrielle
Sandel; 2 HD Troy, Patti Hoskin, Heather
Starck; 3 Aquarian Nite Life, Karen Farnell,
Janet Farnell
Morgan Pl. Driving Championship
CH Alphastar First Asset, David Kavanagh,
Brian & Nancy Kavanagh; Res. Trillium
Moonlit Rapture, Catherine Sampson
Morgan Hunter Pl. Championship
CH Brogin Kiri Chris Monteith, Christine Monteith; Res. Samor’s Blackjack, Lisa
Kavanagh, Allison Short; 3 Northline Enterprise, Ashley Reeson; 4 UVM Pumpkin,
Laurel Gould
Laurel
Morgan Saddle Seat Eq. - Medal Class
Catherine Sampson
Morgan Hunter Pl Ch - Jr. Exh.
CH ATTN Postmaster, Mackenzie Collins; Res.
PCC Don’t Stop Believin’, Gabrielle Sandel
Gabrielle Sandel; 3 Startrend Mystic Visions,
MelanieThomas, Scott Thomas; 4 Hylee’s
Anything Goes, Rebekah Shield, Catherine
Sampson
Morgan Eng. Pl. Championship
CH CBMF Undeniable, David Kavanagh,
Nancy Kavanagh; Res. Rendition Feast Your
Eyes, Brynn-Marie O’Reilley, Brynn-Marie
O’Reilley
Morgan Western Pl. Championship
CH Chestnut Hill Felicity, Greg Reeves;
Res. Cyan Star Trinity, Nancy Kavanagh,
Brian & Nancy Kavanagh; MWS Indian
Summer, Tina Collins; 4 MWS Northern
Alert, Lorna MacKay
Morgan Champion Hunter Hack
CH UVM Pumpkin, Laurel Gould; Res. SN
Center of Attention, Brenda Casteels
Morgan Youth High Point ChampionCH
Mackenzie Collins; Res. Rebekah Shield
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2014
photos & article by Shari Groot
This year’s Alberta Morgan Horse
Show has come and gone and we are, as
always, refreshed in the knowledge that
the Morgan is thriving in Alberta. The
weather was sunny but not hot, which
made for perfect temperatures for both
the horses and riders! Our judge for this
year was Harold Angell from Nevada.
The show committee consisted of Leann
Dixon, Shari Groot, Del Burns and Bea
Dixon. Although it is a lot of work putting
a show together, it was very successful and
we are looking forward to next year.
The show started out with the dressage
and trail divisions running concurrently,
and both were well-filled. The trail champion was Willa Schwab riding Annie Get
Your Gun followed in reserve by Kathy
Hawkins aboard DVF Seacrest Out. Because our walk/trot/jog age group is so
large, our show also includes a walk/trot/
jog trail class to introduce young riders to
the division. This class was won by Brady
Groot riding Tazara Windigo.
The Dressage arena was visited with
15 patterns judged and many very nice
tests were performed.
The weanling futurity brings out the
best from our breeders, and this year’s
Vern Baron with his filly Canabar
Jubilation.
winners were Morgan Hill Stompin’
Tom sired by SYP High Definition for
the Comeau family, with The Delightful
Rose sired by The Ignitor in reserve for
the Groots. In yearlings there was Gold
Dipped Diamonds taking the tri-color for
Dakota Ferrence, and in reserve
was Morgan Hill Coup de Ville
for the Comeau’s second win. The
two-year old winner was Center of
Attention for Kayshia Langille.
The in-hand champions began
with mares. Tamrac’s Renne de
Soleil took the tri-color, while reserve was Unconditional. For the
geldings it was BMF Secret Code
taking the title and Bred to Boogie
for reserve. The stallion champion
was Morgan Hill Stompin’ Tom.
The very strong western pleaThe U.S. flag was presented by Caylyn Walker sure division was well attended
on Cold Creek Cash and the Canadian flag by as usual. The amateur champion
Shari Groot on Tazara Windigo for the opening was Cold Creek Cash with Cayceremony.
lyn Walker aboard, and the reserve
winner was Vern Baron riding his black
mare Windys Dancing Monarch. The
youth championship was taken by Courtney Pack aboard BMF Mastermind, with
Catriona Kozijn riding Boxford Twist and
Shout for the reserve. Catriona continued
to build on her achievements by claiming
our 2014 Open Western Pleasure Champion with Boxford Twist and Shout. Reserve
was DTA Aces Wild owned by Tracy Nakonechny and shown by Stephanie Abel.
Our competitive hunter division
proved to be very well-attended with deep
entries. Amateur was taken by Tamrac’s
Enzo owned by Emilie Wendland and Reserve went to TamRac’s Maximum Velocity owned by Brenda Wangert. The junior
exhibitor championship was a big, talentloaded class with BMF Giada and Aidan
Lorenson coming out with the red and in
Reserve came SGP Grand Illusion with
Foekje Baarda in the saddle. The open
hunter champions were KSG Walz After
Midnight with owner Hannah Krewusik
in the saddle, and taking home the reserve
was TamRac’s Renne de Soleil owned and
ridden by Jordan Reid.
The English pleasure division was
strong and well-filled. The amateur champion was DU Absolutely Courageous with
Leann Dixon up. The youth championship
was earned by VVM Well Deserved with
Jessa Dumkee riding, while Whitemud
Blue Diamond and rider Courtney Pack
took home reserve. Completing this division with the Championship was Harlington’s Indira owned by Shirley Hunter and
presented by Sonja Lorenson, the reserve
winner was Whitemud Blue Diamond
ridden by Megan Pack for owner Lorelei
Friedrick.
In the classic pleasure division the junior exhibitor champions were Saralins
Conductor with Georgina Sanche up, and
the reserve went to Morgan Hill Monster
Mash with rider Skye Davies. The Classic
Champion was awarded to FCF Fandango
Canadian Morgan
17
and Robyn Davies at the reins, with the reserve going to Saralins Conductor ridden
by Georgina Sanche.
It was a refreshing sight to see a fantastic increase in the driving division! This
year’s champion was BMF Treat Me Gently with owner Harvey Sawatzky as whip.
In the reserve position was KLN Final
Destiny with Lorelei Friedrick.
In the open Morgan Pleasure Driving
Championship, Harold Angell gave the
championship to VVM Well Deserved and
driver Christa Dumkee and the reserve to
FRF Swept Away with Cathy Gillen navigating for owner Hailey Wickens.
The equitation division was extremely
competitive as it always is. The winners
included Catriona Kozijn, Jordan Reid,
Amy Taskinen, Taylor Lunny, Georgina
Sanche, Kaija Meetsma, and Robyn Davies. This was a large division with 13
competitors.
The Walk/Trot/Jog classes are well
filled with 15 eager participants as well.
The winners were Brady Groot, Hailey
Wickens, Maya Beakhouse, Bentlee Kublik, and Wasimaye Sana. It is exciting to
look at these kids and see the up-and-coming promise for our Breed.
1 Stonecroft Photocopy, Isabella Wallin;
2 FCF Fandango, K-Lynn Stable, Toni Benning; 3 Madiera My Deara, Breanna Nagy;
4 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye
Sana, Sarah Healy; 5 Rushin’ Around of Silver Oaks, Madeline MacRae; 6 WGF Printed
In Color, Carla McNichol; 7 LV Absolutley
Shamless, Jessie St. John, Samantha Perkins
Morgan Western Pleasure – Youth
1 Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona Kozijn;
2 BMF Xandra, Cold Creek Inc., Aidan Lorenson; 3 BMF Mastermind, Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack; 4 Morgan Hill Action
Figure, Elizabeth Younie, Kaija Meetsma
Morgan Western Pleasure - Limit Horse
1 DTA Aces Wild, Tracy Nakonechny,
Stephanie Abel
All Breed W/T/J, Any Seat Pl - Novice Rider
1 FRF Swept Away, Hailey Wickens; 2 RGM
Special Delivery, Tana Smith; 3 Tamrac
Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana; 4
SGP Grand Illusion, Foekje Baarda, Marten
Baarda. 5 Canalta Squire King, K-Lynn Stable, Lexie Benning, 6 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann Dixon, Austin Dixon; 7 TLRM
Shiloh Command. Taylor Lunny
All Breed Hunt Seat Eq - 17 years & under
1 BMF Giada, Harvey Sawatzky. Aidan Lorenson; 2 LV Kinkade, K-Lynn Stable, Skye
Davies; 3 BeSt’s Mellow Tune, Sherry Gummow, Jordan Reid; 4 TLRM Shadowfax, Nicole Kroetsch; 5 SGP Grand Illusion, Foekje
Baarda , Jeniffer Schmidt; 6 BMF Philemon,
Sjoukje-Jeltsje Baardam Anneke Baarda
Morgan Pleasure Driving-Limit or Jr. Horse
1 FRFSwept Away, Hailey Wickens, Cathy
Results
Gillen; 2 CKH Chesspiece, Viviane Daniels,
45th Annual Alberta Morgan Horse Show
Michaela Taylor; 3 Alphastar Out of Town,
August 29 – 31, 2014
Sarah Oliveira, Liselle Oliveira
Brady
Groot
added
to
his
ribbons
Morgan Trail English/Western – Amateur
AMHC FUTURITY In-Hand Weanlings
on
Tazara
Windigo.
1 Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab; 2.
1 Morgan Hill Stompin Tom, Dwayne CoDVF Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins; 3, Cemeau; 2 The Delightful Rose, Shari Groot; 3
darcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts
Canabar Jubilation, Vern Baron; 4 Sha-Bang,
Morgan Hunter Pleasure – Amateur
Morgan Trail English/Western – Open
1 Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie Wendland; 2 KSG Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack
1 Annie Get Your Gun , Willa Schwab; 2 Walz After Midnight, Hannah Krewusik; 3 All Breed Stock Seat Equitation-17 & Under
Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona Kozijn; 3 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker, 4 Tam- 1 Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona KoziCedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts; Rac’s Maximum Velocity, Brenda Wangert; jn; 2 Morgan Hill Action Figure, Elizabeth
4 DVF Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins
Younie, Kaija Meetsma
Morgan Trail English/Western - Limit Horse All Breed Any Seat Equitation - Novice Junior Rider All Breed Walk/Trot English Pl-11 & under
1 Cedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts;
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Darta2 Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona Kozijn,
na, Maya Beakhouse; 2 FRFSwept
Away, Hailey Wickens; 3 Hylee’s
Morgan Trail English/Western - Jr. Rider
No Regrets, Carla McNichol, Taylor
1 Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona Kozijn
Lunny
Morgan Trail English/Western - Walk/
Morgan Show Hack
Trot/Jog only
1 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey; 2 Morgan
1 Tazara Windigo, Ara Mor Stables,
Hill Bold Image, Arlene MacKenzie
Brady Groot
AMHC FUTURITY In-Hand Yearlings
Morgan Trail - CHAMPIONSHIP
1 Gold Dipped Diamonds, Dakota T.
1 Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab; 2
Ference, Stephanie Abel; 2 Morgan
DVF Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins; 3 CeHill Coupe DeVille, Dwayne Comeau
darcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts; 4,
All Breed Walk/Jog Stock Seat Eq-11
Boxford Twist and Shout, Catriona Kozijn
& under
Morgan Classic Pleasure Driving – Open
1 Tazara Windigo, Ara Mor Stables,
1 BMF Treat Me Gently, Harvey SawatzBrady Groot; 2 Tamrac Chromed By
ky, 2 KLN Final Destiny, Lorelei Friedrick
Command, Wasimaye Sana; 3 Iron
Morgan Western Pleasure - Amateur
Forge Code Blue, Bentlee Kublik;
1 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker; 2
4 Morgan Hill Action Figure, ElizaWindys Dancing Monark, Vern Baron;
beth Younie, Erissa Meier
Brian Kublik manned the tail-duty position for his
3 Cedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Junior
daughter Bentlee on Iron Forge Code Blue!
18
Pitts; 4 Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab
Morgan English Pleasure - Limit Horse
1 Hylee’s No Regrets, Carla McNichol, Connie Manning-McNichol; 2 TRSW Jezebel,
Connie Manning-McNichol, Stacey Thorpe
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Limit Horse
1 WGF Printed In Color, Carla McNichol,
Kalli Slaunwhite; 2 Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie
Wendland, Barb Tracey; 3 Tangowood’s T
With a Twist, Frank Nesvadba; 4 TamRac’s
Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid
Morgan English Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor
1 VVM Well Deserved, Jessa Dumkee; 2
Whitemud Blue Diamond, Lorelei Friedrick
All Breed Any Seat Equitation - Senior Rider
1 Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab; 2
DVF Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins; 3 Cedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts
Exhibitor
1 BMF Giada, Harvey Sawatzky, Aidan Lorenson; 2 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey, Jordan
Reid; 3 Crescent Moon Bossanova, K-Lynn
Stable, Skye Davies; 4, BMF Philemon,
Sjoukje-Jeltsje Baarda; 5 LV Banner Edition,
Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack’ 6 TLRM
Shadowfax, Nicole Kroetsch
AMHC FUTURITY In-Hand 2 year olds
1 Center of Attention, Kayshia Langille
Morgan Western Pleasure – Open
1 DTA Aces Wild, Tracy Nakonechny, Stephanie Abel; 2 Windys Dancing Monark, Vern
Baron; 3 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker
Morgan English Pleasure – Amateur
1 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann Dixon
All Breed Hunter Pleasure – Open
1 KSG Walz After Midnight, Hannah
Krewusik, Isobelle Ehret; 2 TamRac’s Maximum Velocity, Brenda Wangert; 3 TamRac’s
Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid, Barb Tracey
Morgan Roadster - Under Saddle
1 Unconditional, Toni Benning
Morgan In-Hand - Weanling Fillies
1 The Delightful Rose, Shari Groot; 2, Cana-
bar Jubilation, Vern Baron; 3 Sha-Bang, Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack
Morgan In-Hand - Yrlg & 2 Year Fillies
1 Gold Dipped Diamonds, Dakota T. Ference, Stephanie Abel; 2 Center of Attention, Kayshia Langille
Morgan In-Hand - 5 & Over Mares
1 TamRac’s Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid; 2 Unconditional, Toni Benning, Deborah Davies
Morgan In-Hand - MARE CHAMPIONSHIP
1 TamRac’s Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid; 2 Unconditional, Toni Benning, Deborah Davies
Morgan In-Hand - 5 & Over Geldings
1 BMF Secret Code, Sonja Lorenson; 2 Bred
To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Stephanie Abel;
3 Alphastar Out of Town, Sarah Oliveira,
Liselle Oliveira; 4 Saralins Conductor, Sandra Fenstad-Sanche, Georgina Sanche; 5
Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie Wendland; 6 VVF
Fatal Attraction, Barb Tracey
Morgan In-Hand-GELDING Ch.
1 BMF Secret Code, Sonja Lorenson; 2 Bred
To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Stephanie Abel
Morgan In-Hand - Weanling Colts
1 Morgan Hill Stompin Tom, Dwayne Comeau
Morgan In-Hand-STALLION CH
1 Morgan Hill Stompin Tom, Dwayne Comeau
Morgan In-Hand-Sport Horse Suitablity 3 & over
1 Cedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean
Pitts; 2 Morgan Hill Bold Image, Arlene
MacKenzie
Morgan In-Hand-West.Suitablity 3 & over
Stephanie Abel
Morgan In-Hand-Suitable Sport or WestHorse CH
Stephanie Abel; 2 Cedarcrest Noteable Son,
Gloria Jean Pitts
All Breed Showmanship - 14 - 17 years
1 Amy Taskinen; 2 Jordan Reid; 3 Catriona Kozijn; 4 Breanna Nagy; 5 Georgina
Sanche; 6 Skye Davies
All Breed Showmanship - 13 & under
1 Taylor Lunny; 2 Sarah Healy; 3 Samantha
Dixon; 4 Kaija Meetsma; 5 Piper Lavergne;
6 Courtney Pack
CMHA Showmanship Silver Medal
1 Georgina Sanche; 2 Taylor Lunny; 3 Jordan Reid; 4 Nicole Kroetsch; 5 Catriona
Legend:
Haywood Farms, (DGH)
Robmarann Farms
A – Visitors Welcome
B – Phone First
C – Stallion(s) at stud
D – Horses for Sale
E – Training Stable
F – Horses Boarded
G - Lessons
H – Semen Transport
Bartliff Family Morgans
Charles & Donna Bartliff
551 Campbellville Rd.
Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0
[email protected], 905-659-3094
A
Blue Gate @ Cedarview Horse Farm
Brenda L. Casteels
169 Fallis Line W., Millbrook, ON L0A 1G0
[email protected]
905-261-7069
A, B
Cyan Star Morgans
Box 46, 18555 Hwy 12
Port Perry, ON L9L 1A2
www.cyanstarmorgans.com
A, B, G
Derawnda Farms
Al & Sylvia Davison
2270 Hwy 5 West, R.R. # 1
Troy, ON L0R 2B0
[email protected]
519-647-0764H, 519-865-3546C, 519449-3999 Fax
At Stud: JMF Wind Walker, Derawnda
Image & CBMF Wicked Ruler
A, B, C, D
Dennis & Genevieve Hayes
318 Mount Horeb Rd., Lindsay, ON K9V 4R4
A, D
Kavanagh Training Stable (KTS)
David Kavanagh
Box 46, 18555 Hwy 12
Port Perry, ON L9L 1A2
A, B, E, G
Lauralee Morgan Farm (LLF)
Sherri & Deana Wilson
971 Scugog Line 12
Uxbridge, ON L9P 1R3
[email protected]
905-852-9406
www.lauraleemorgans.com
At Stud: SHW Northern Eclipse
A, B, C, D
MCH Morgans
Greg & Holly McHugh
2087 Haldimand Rd. 17, R.R. # 1,
Cayuga, ON N0A 1E0
A, D, F
Robert C. McNeil & Sons
R.R. # 3, Grey SD 28, Hanover, ON N4N 3B9
519-364-6930, 519-364-0889 Fax
At Stud: Robmarann Ireland
A, B, C, D, F
Sunny Acres Morgan Horse Farm (Samor)
Tim & Wendy Inch
8133 Oneida Rd., R.R # 1
St. Thomas, ON N5P 3S5
[email protected]
519-769-2588
At Stud: Equinox Beau Dandy & Samor’s
Excalibur
A, B, C, D
Thomas Family Morgans (TFM)
Robert & Margery Thomas
41599 Sparta Line, Union, ON N0L 2L0
At Stud: TFM Skywalker
A, B, D, H
Zone Director: Sheila McNaughton
Zone Vice-Director: Genevieve
Kendell-Hayes
[email protected], 705 324 9680
Maplewood Stables (MWS)
Jen Storer
4020 Hwy 9, R.R. # 2
Holyrood, ON N0G 2B0
At Stud: UCM Beaumont
A, C, D
Mirabel Morgan Farm
Colleen Baptist
1201 2nd Line, Bailieboro, ON
D
Canadian Morgan
19
Kozijn; 6 Kaija Meetsma
Morgan Pl Driving - Junior Exh/Amateur
1 VVM Well Deserved, Jessa Dumkee, Christa Dumkee; 2 Unconditional, Toni Benning;
3 CKH Chesspiece, Viviane Daniels; 4 GVA
Noble Bliss, Connie Manning-McNichol,
Chantal Matthews
All Breed Western Pleasure – Open
Stephanie Abel
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Youth
1 Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie Wendland; 2 KSG
Walz After Midnight, Hannah Krewusik; 3
Bora Bora, Barb Tracey, Jordan Reid; 4 BMF
Philemon, Sjoukje-Jeltsje Baarda; 5 TLRM
Shiloh Command, Taylor Lunny, Sarah
Healy; 6 SGP Grand Illusion, Foekje Baarda, Jeniffer Schmidt
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Junior Horse
1 Mireva Maitreya, Jessie St. John
All Breed Saddle Seat Eq - 17 Years & Under
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Catriona Kozijn; 2 Stonecroft Photocopy, Isabella Wallin; 3 Madiera My Deara, Breanna
Nagy; 4 FCF Fandango, K-Lynn Stable, Toni
Benning; 5 Rushin’ Around of Silver Oaks.
Madeline MacRae; 6 Crescent Moon Bossanova, K-Lynn Stable, Skye Davies
All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pl - 11 & under
1 Tazara Windigo, Ara Mor Stables, Brady
Groot; 2 Tamrac Chromed By Command,
Wasimaye Sana; 3 RGM Special Delivery,
Tana Smith; 4 Iron Forge Code Blue, Bentlee
Kublik; 5 BeSt’s Mellow Tune, Sherry Gummow, Jorja Lavergne; 6 SGP Grand Illusion,
Foekje Baarda, Marten Baarda
CMHA Western Seat Eq Medal Class
1 Kaija Meetsma
Morgan Pleasure Driving - Open
1 GVA Noble Bliss, Connie Manning-McNichol, Chantal Matthews; 2 Baccarat’s Extra
Flaire, Bea Dixon, Sandra Fenstad-Sanche
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Limit Rider
1 TLRM Shiloh Command, Taylor Lunny ,
Sarah Healy; 2 TamRac’s Maximum Velocity, Brenda Wangert; 3 SGP Grand Illusion,
Foekje Baarda , Anneke Baarda; 4 Tangowood’s T With a Twist, Frank Nesvadba; 5
LV Absolutley Shamless, Jessie St. John , Samantha Perkins
Morgan Classic Pl Saddle - Junior Exhibitor
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Catriona
Kozijn; 2 Saralins Conductor , Sandra Fenstad-Sanche, Georgina Sanche; 3 Morgan Hill
Monster Mash, K-Lynn Stable, Skye Davies
Morgan Hunter Pleasure – Ladies
1 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker; 2 DVF
Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins
All Breed Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Eq - 11 & under
1 Maya Beakhouse; 2 Hailey Wickens; 3
Taylor Lunny
Morgan English Pl-Junior Exh Championship
1 VVM Well Deserved, Jessa Dumkee; 2
Whitemud Blue Diamond, Lorelei Friedrick,
Courtney Pack
Morgan Western Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor
1 Boxford Twist and Shout , Catriona Kozijn; 2 Morgan Hill Action Figure, Elizabeth
Younie, Kaija Meetsma; 3 BMF Mastermind,
Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack
20
All Breed Hunter Pl - Limit or Jr. Horse
1 TamRac’s Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid,
Barb Tracey; 2 Tangowood’s T With a Twist,
Frank Nesvadba; 3 TLRM Shiloh Command,
Taylor Lunny, Sarah Healy
Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle – Ladies
1 FCF Fandango , K-Lynn Stable, Robyn Davies; 2 VVF Fatal Attraction, Barb Tracey,
Betty Tracey
All Breed Walk/Trot Hunter Pl - 11 & under CH
Groot; 2 Canalta Squire King, K-Lynn Stable,
Lexie Benning; 3 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana, Wasimaye Sana;
4 Iron Forge Code Blue, Bentlee Kublik,
Bentlee Kublik; 5 RGM Special Delivery,
Tana Smith; 6 BeSt’s Mellow Tune , Sherry
Gummow, Jorja Lavergne
Morgan Western Pl - Amateur Ch
1 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker; 2
Windys Dancing Monark, Vern Baron; 3 Cedarcrest Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts; 4
Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab
All Breed Hunter Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor
1 BMF Philemon, Sjoukje-Jeltsje Baarda;
2 TamRac’s Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid;
3 SGP Grand Illusion, Foekje Baarda, Jeniffer Schmidt; 4 Tangowood’s T With a Twist,
Frank Nesvadba; 5 LV Absolutley Shamless,
Jessie St. John, Samantha Perkins; 6 Takata
Geisha Girl, Elfie Moe, Piper Lavergne
Morgan English Pleasure – Ladies
1 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann Dixon,
Barb Tracey; 2 Hylee’s No Regrets, Carla
McNichol, Connie Manning-McNichol; 3
TRSW Jezebel, Connie Manning-McNichol, Stacey Thorpe; 4 Harlington’s Indira,
Shirley Hunter , Brittany Klassen
All Breed Leadline - 6 years & under
TIE: Annabelle Klassenl. Shelby Cameron;
Cordelia Thorp; Tayten Wagar; Owen Taylor
Morgan Roadster To Bike – Open
1 Fire Run Silhouette, Harvey Sawatzky; 2 Unconditional, Toni Benning, Deborah Davies
Morgan Hunter Pleasure - Novice Horse
1 Season’s Sizzlin Fantasy, Sherry Gummow,
Barb Tracey; 2 Mireva Maitreya, Jessie St. John
Morgan Classic Pleasure Saddle – Youth
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Catriona
Kozijn; 2 Saralins Conductor, Sandra Fenstad-Sanche, Georgina Sanche
Morgan English Pleasure – Open
1 Whitemud Blue Diamond, Lorelei Friedrick,
Megan Pack; 2 Baccarat’s Extra Flaire, Bea
Dixon, Sandra Fenstad-Sanche; 3 TRSW Jezebel, Connie Manning-McNichol, Stacey Thorpe
All Breeds Walk/Jog Western Pl - 11 & under
1 Iron Forge Code Blue , Bentlee Kublik;
Groot; 3 Tamrac Chromed By Command,
Wasimaye Sana; 4 Morgan Hill Action Figure, Elizabeth Younie, Erissa Meier; 5 BMF
Xandra, Cold Creek Inc. , Eric Lorenson
Morgan Hunter Pleasure – Open
Krewusik; 2 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey; 3 LV
Banner Edition, Lorelei Friedrick, Megan
Pack; 4 DVF Seacrest Out, Cathy Hawkins
Morgan Classic Pl Dr – CHAMPIONSHIP
1 BMF Treat Me Gently, Harvey Sawatzky; 2
KLN Final Destiny, Lorelei Friedrick
All Breed English Pleasure - Junior Exhibitor
1 Deja Vu, Kayshia Langille, Georgina
Sanche; 2 Stonecroft Photocopy, Isabella
Wallin; 3 Madiera My Deara, Breanna
Nagy; 4 Rushin’ Around of Silver Oaks,
Madeline MacRae; 5 Foreign Exchange,
Sandra Fenstad-Sanche, Samantha Dixon
Morgan Western Pleasure – Ladies
1 DTA Aces Wild, Tracy Nakonechny, Stephanie Abel; 2 Windys Dancing Monark,
Vern Baron, Darlene Brouwer; 3 Cedarcrest
Noteable Son, Gloria Jean Pitts ; 4 BMF
Mastermind, Lorelei Friedrick, Megan Pack;
5 Annie Get Your Gun, Willa Schwab
Morgan Hunter Pl - Junior Exh CH
1 BMF Giada, Harvey Sawatzky, Aidan
Lorenson; 2 SGP Grand Illusion, Foekje
Baarda, Jeniffer Schmidt; 3 Bora Bora, Barb
Tracey, Jordan Reid; 4 BMF Philemon,
Sjoukje-Jeltsje Baarda; 5 TLRM Shadowfax,
Nicole Kroetsch; 6 LV Banner Edition, Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack
Morgan English Pl - Amateur CH
1 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann Dixon
All Breed any Seat Equitation Jr. Rider STAKE
2 LV Kinkade, K-Lynn Stable , Skye Davies;
3 Madiera My Deara, Breanna Nagy; 4 Morgan Hill Action Figure, Elizabeth Younie,
Kaija Meetsma; 5 BeSt’s Mellow Tune , Sherry Gummow , Jordan Reid
All Breed Walk/Trot English Pl - 11 & under CH
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Dartana , Maya
Beakhouse; 2 Hylee’s No Regrets, Carla McNichol, Taylor Lunny; 3, FRFSwept Away,
Hailey Wickens
Morgan Hunter Pl - Junior Horse CH
1 Mireva Maitreya, Jessie St. John
CMHA Hunt Seat On The Flat Medal Class
1 Jordan Reid; 2 Robyn Davies; 3 SjoukjeJeltsje Baarda; 4 Aidan Lorenson; 5 Anneke
Baarda; 6 Nicole Kroetsch
Morgan Road Hack - Hunter Seat
1 Bora Bora , Barb Tracey; 2 LV Kinkade ,
K-Lynn Stable, Skye Davies; 3 TLRM Shadowfax , Nicole Kroetsch
All Breed Walk/Trot Hunt Seat Eq - 11 & under
1 Brady Groot; 2 Wasimaye Sana; 3 Lexie
Benning; 4 Tana Smith; 5 Jorja Lavergne; 6
Bentlee Kublik
Morgan Classic Pl Saddle - Junior Exh CH
1 Saralins Conductor, Sandra FenstadSanche , Georgina Sanche; 2 Morgan Hill
Monster Mash, K-Lynn Stable, Skye Davies
Morgan Roadster To Bike – Mares
1 Fire Run Silhouette, Harvey Sawatzky; 2 Unconditional, Toni Benning, Deborah Davies
Morgan Hunter Pl-Amateur CH
1 Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie Wendland ; 2 TamRac’s Maximum Velocity, Brenda Wangert;
3 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker; 4 KSG
Walz After Midnight, Hannah Krewusik
Morgan English Pl-Junior Horse CH
1 Hylee’s No Regrets, Carla McNichol, Connie Manning-McNichol
All Breeds Walk/Jog West Pl-11 & under CH
1 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana ; 2 Iron Forge Code Blue, Bentlee
Kublik; 3 Tazara Windigo, Ara Mor Stables,
Brady Groot; 4 Morgan Hill Action Figure,
Elizabeth Younie, Erissa Meier
All Breed Hunter Pleasure - STAKE
1 LV Banner Edition, Lorelei Friedrick, Amy
Taskinen; 2 TLRM Shiloh Command, Taylor
Lunny, Sarah Healy
CMHA Saddle Seat Equitation Medal Class
1 Robyn Davies; 2 Skye Davies
All Breed Leadline - any age
TIE: Lonnie Lindgren, Rhealle Chartrand
Morgan Pleasure Driving – CHAMPIONSHIP
1 VVM Well Deserved, Jessa Dumkee,
Christa Dumkee; 2 FRF Swept Away, Hailey
Wickens, Cathy Gillen; 3 Unconditional,
Toni Benning; 4 CKH Chesspiece, Viviane
Daniels , Michaela Taylor; 5 GVA Noble
Bliss, Connie Manning-McNichol, Chantal
Matthew; 6 Alphastar Out of Town, Sarah
Oliveira, Liselle Oliveira
Morgan Western Pl - Junior Exh CH
1 BMF Mastermind, Lorelei Friedrick, Courtney Pack; 2 Boxford Twist and Shout , Catriona Kozijn; 3 Morgan Hill Action Figure,
Elizabeth Younie, Kaija Meetsma
Morgan Classic Pl Saddle – CHAMPIONSHIP
1 FCF Fandango, K-Lynn Stable , Robyn Davies; 2 Saralins Conductor, Sandra FenstadSanche, Georgina Sanche; 3 VVF Fatal Attraction, Barb Tracey, Betty Tracey
Morgan Hunter Pleasure – CHAMPIONSHIP
Krewusik; 2 TamRac’s Renne de Soleil, Jordan Reid, Barb Tracey; 3 Tamrac’s Enzo, Emilie Wendland; 4 LV Banner Edition, Lorelei
Friedrick, Courtney Pack; 5 Bora Bora, Barb
Tracey, Jordan Reid; 6 TLRM Shadowfax, Nicole Kroetsch ; 7 TamRac’s Maximum Velocity, Brenda Wangert
Morgan Road Hack - Saddle Seat
1 FCF Fandango, K-Lynn Stable, Robyn Davies; 2 Morgan Hill Monster Mash, K-Lynn
Stable, Skye Davies
Morgan Western Pl – CHAMPIONSHIP
2 DTA Aces Wild, Tracy Nakonechny, Stephanie Abel; 3, Windys Dancing Monark, Vern
Baron , Darlene Brouwer; 4 Cold Creek
Cash, Caylyn Walker ; 5 Annie Get Your
Gun, Willa Schwab
Morgan Walk/Trot/Jog Pl-Any Seat CH
1 Bred To Boogie, Joanne Dartana, Maya
Beakhouse; 2 FRFSwept Away, Hailey
Wickens; 3 Tazara Windigo, Ara Mor Stables, Brady Groot; 4 Iron Forge Code Blue,
Bentlee Kublik; 5 RGM Special Delivery,
Tana Smith; 6 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana, Taylor Lunny
Morgan English Pleasure – CHAMPIONSHIP
1 Harlington’s Indira, Shirley Hunter, Sonja
Lorenson; 2 Whitemud Blue Diamond, Lorelei Friedrick, Megan Pack; 3 Baccarat’s
Extra Flaire, Bea Dixon, Sandra FenstadSanche; 4 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann
Dixon, Barb Tracey
All Breed Dressage - Walk Trot Test A
1 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana; 2 DU Absolutely Couragous ,
Leann Dixon, Austin Dixon; 3 LV Absolutley
Shamless, Jessie St. John, Samantha Perkins
All Breed Dressage - Walk Trot Test B
1 Tamrac Chromed By Command, Wasimaye Sana; 2 Takata Geisha Girl, Elfie Moe,
Piper Lavergne; 3 DU Absolutely Couragous, Leann Dixon, Austin Dixon; 4 LV Absolutley Shamless, Jessie St. John, Samantha
Perkins
All Breed Dressage - Training Level Test 1
1 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey, Jordan Reid
1 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey, Jordan Reid; 2
BeSt’s Mellow Tune, Sherry Gummow, Annalise Tremblay
1 Bora Bora, Barb Tracey, Jordan Reid; 2
Best’s Mellow Tune, Sherry Gummow, Annalise Tremblay
All Breed Dressage - First Level Test 1
1 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker
1 Morgan Hill Bold Image, Arlene
MacKenzie
1 Cold Creek Cash, Caylyn Walker ; 2 Morgan Hill Bold Image, Arlene MacKenzie
All Breed Dressage - Second Level TOC
All Breed Dressage - Second Level TOC
All Breed Western Dressage - Basic TOC
1 Smokes Kate, S. Linda Milne
All Breed Western Dressage - Level 1 TOC
1 Morgan Hill Bold Image, Arlene MacKenzie; 2 Smokes Kate, S. Linda Milne
Victory Passes in Vancouver
New
life is being
breathed
into
the
Vancouver
Charity
Horse show, and plans are underway to
draw Morgan enthusiasts in for the July
22-25 show in 2015.
The Vancouver Charity Horse Show is
an annual four-day show, bringing together spectators, exhibitors, vendors and investors to one location, in Vancouver, British Columbia at historic Hastings Park. All
proceeds from the show go directly to The
Richmond Therapeutic Equestrian Society. The mission of the show is to generate
growth and interest in the Breed Sport Industry whilst giving back to equine-related
charities that enrich our community.
Morgans are at the forefront of the
show, and when asked why, Director Peter
Morrison offered this explanation: “I was
very fortunate to have had the opportunity
to show Morgans as a junior rider, specifically for Ms. Chloe Miller who allowed
me to show her mare Dame Dolce at New
England and Granite State so many years
ago. At that time as well, I had the wonderful opportunity to ride under Cindy Mugnier’s tutelage at Fox Meadow Farm in
Granby, Massachusetts. My love of Morgan horses has never left me, and when I
moved to BC, I was dismayed to find out
the once vibrant Morgan industry here had
almost disappeared, with Morgan owners
forced to travel hundreds of miles to show
their horses. I knew this had to change.”
With breeding and horse show numbers becoming alarmingly low, the current
directors came together realizing something had to be done. They all agreed that
horse shows are a key marketing and sales
opportunity, and where better than to attract new clients and showcase Morgans
than in the city itself.
The directors also realized that no one
breed could take on this undertaking alone;
horse shows today are all about numbers
and being able to break even. Horse shows
need to be about enjoyment, and most importantly inclusion. The Vancouver Charity
Horse Show is dedicated to the promotion
of Morgans, Saddlebreds, Arabians, Friesians, and Hackney Ponies, but it equally
promotes open classes of which all breeds
are most welcome to be a part.
The show aims to welcome owners,
trainers, and breeders from throughout
North America. With daily parties for participants, a trade show for vendors, activities for spectators, and a wonderful class
selection, all set in one of the world’s most
beautiful cities, it aims to become a destination show for exhibitors and spectators
alike.
To learn more, visit www.vancouverchs.
com and the social media sites, www.twitter.com/vancouverchs, or www.facebook.
com/VCHShow for important updates.
Canadian Morgan
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Morgan Specific
Finishing In Front
It is the first sight we see when our
Morgans enter the show ring; the highstepping legs, brilliant eyes in an expressive face and the proud arched neck with
flowing mane. It is the forehand. Like the
other parts of the Morgan’s body we have
discussed, this area needs to be strengthened and developed to perform at its fullest potential.
All Morgans have a natural head carriage, and this is helpful because of structure and build as Catherine Sampson of
the Trillium Equine Complex says. She
acknowledges being long-necked or short
necked doesn’t matter, it is how the head
is attached that is important.
“I learned a long time ago just because
we think a horse has a certain look, it
should be fashioned and shaped to a particular discipline such as a hunter, western pleasure horse or saddle seat horse,”
Sampson says.
She warns this may not be the right
choice. There are many factors besides
just conformation that contribute to a
Morgan’s performance, such as personality and temperament. By forcing what is
believed to be a good headset, the Morgan’s “comfort level” can be compromised. Her view on head set is that it is
nothing more than finding a Morgan’s
natural head carriage.
Wendy Inch of Sunny Acres Morgan Horse Farm has a similar opinion.
She says a head carriage should be a byproduct of a Morgan properly trained to
use their hind end and “work over their
back.” This means the Morgan carries
its head naturally after accepting contact
through the bit to the hands. Inch agrees
head carriage shouldn’t be forced into a
position with equipment, but through acceptance of aids and training. She suggest
watching how horses move in the pasture,
naturally and freely, and watch the joint
movements, gaits, and head carriage. This
field watching could give an idea of what
discipline a Morgan would do the best in,
22
though it doesn’t mean training won’t help
the Morgan excel in other areas. As well,
temperament (as mentioned before) can
help determine what the Morgan would be
happiest doing.
It seems to be common knowledge not
all Morgans are created equal. This is especially true when training and should be considered for optimum success. Inch suggests
creating a series of exercises to strengthen
weak areas and improve flexibility, helping
the Morgan truly enjoy its work.
“The goal of training any horse is to
improve what they already have,” Inch
says, “Not every individual is a World
Champion, but with patient and progressive training, one can bring the best out
in them and develop their musculature,
improving their performance and making
them a winner in their own way.”
So how does one encourage a head set?
Head carriage takes time and patience.
“There are no short cuts,” says Inch.
You need to create a flexible frame (accepting of aids and soft in the hands) by
activating the hindquarters (part 1), stretching over the back (part 2), and establishing
softness through the body. Inch develops
individual training programs to address
each Morgan’s specific issues. She finds
the best bit of starting a young Morgan,
or retraining an older or soured horse, is a
Myler Comfort Snaffle (MB-02 or 04). She
says this bit is easy on the mouth and gives
a decent level of tongue relief.
Sampson agrees. “If the horse is not
properly prepared and collected by its
rider, it can’t be expected to understand or
even find the right zone of head carriage.”
Sampson prefers the use of elastic side
reins in training as the elastics give once
the horse relaxes; as a reward. Her training sessions build over a long period of
time so the Morgan can stretch and the
horse, itself, is willing. She starts out with
a relaxed rein or over-check, then shortens
them gradually over time until the Morgan
is accepting of the new position. During
by Heather Dilts-Baiano
cool down at the end of a session, Sampson also loosens the reins so the horse can
stretch through the neck and back.
Now comes the mention of draw reins,
since they are often used by many trainers
and backyard riders to promote a desired
head set. They should be used sparingly,
Sampson says, and she includes a warning. A constant use of draw reins can be
likened to punishment if not used correctly. Too many use this training device
to force a head position.
“Think of it this way,” Sampson says.
“Tuck your chin in as far as you can without dropping your head and hold it for 60
seconds, then release. You will soon find
that you neck and shoulders are sore and
you are in pain. There is no release. Now
hold that thought and try tucking your
chin in for 10 seconds and then relax.”
She goes on to say to gradually increase
the amount of time to hold one’s chin for
a full 60 seconds, and when you can hold
the whole time you will have stretched the
muscles and conditioned yourself (properly). Your Morgan is the same, it needs
to stretch and relax its poll as it develops
muscles to support the ideal head carriage.
Some common problems that can arise
during the training process include getting
behind the bit, leaning on the bit, and over
flexing. Both Inch and Sampson acknowledge these issues come from how the Morgan has been trained, than on conformation,
being a way of resisting and avoiding pain.
Inch notices that when a horse is behind
the bit, it often has the issue of leaning on
the rider’s hands. Many horses that have
one problem actually have both. The Morgan has been ridden more on its forehand
than from the hindquarters, or the rider’s
hands have been too heavy. The Morgan
did not learn, or developed the muscles, to
carry itself and does not accept the aids.
Naturally, horses want to move forward. If your Morgan seems slow or
hesitant, they could be stiff or sore. Inch
recommends stretching exercises for the
Continued on page 26
2014 Foal
Pictorial
Mia-Mar Love Me Tender
PKT Lover Boy x Windridge Fancy Lass
Judith Dexter, Mia-Mar Morgans, SK
Colt
S Bar B Chingadero
x Noble-T Rockelle
Lisa Hammel.
Coyote Flat Ranch, SK
Colt
S Bar B Chingadero x Bela’s
Blue Curacao
Coyote Flat Ranch, SK
owned by Dan & Jenni
Grimmet, Idaho
TVR El Tigre de Noche RAF
Whippoorwill Hidalgo x Mossrose Xtravagance
Tanya Redmond, TVR Morgans, BC
“Odin”
Northline Beauregard x Northline Pandora Hawk
Bruce & Alice Murray, ON
photo by Ashley Reeson
Canadian Morgan
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Colt
out of Baronial Toria
Anita Jackson, Baronian Morgans, ON
Mia-Mar Hillbilly Rock
Mia-Mar Remo x Shato’s Lucky Star
Judith Dexter, Mia-Mar Morgans, SK
Sure Slim Shady RAF
Pines Golden Advantage x Morgan Hill Miracle
Jeff & Kelly Wagar, AB
Coulee Bend Talisman
Unconventional X Mirabellas Mezmerised
Lyle & Cindy Dietz, Coulee Bend Morgan Farm, AB
Colt
S Bar B Chingadero x Bela’s Cocoa Justine
Lisa Hammel, Coyote Flat Ranch, SK
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Colt
JMF Snow Rose
IL Midnite Delite’s Rego
PKT Regency’s Revenge x JMF Snowbird
x Joyfull Pazzaz
Kari Janzen, M&M Morgans, AB
Joseph K Kuepfer, Creekside Morgans, ON
Colt
IL
Midnite
Delite’s
Rego
x Husserosas Misty
My Versace RAF
TVR Midnight Shamrock RAF
Joseph
K
Kuepfer,
Creekside
Morgans,
ON
MEM
The
Patriot
x Shillaleigh
JMF The Kat’s Whiskers x DM Kelsey Irish
Anthony Pierce, Motion Park Morgans, BC
Tanya Redmond, TVR Morgans, BC
Tangowood’s Miss Sunkist
Tangowood’s Wingos Of War
x Ayesha’s Miss Model
Corrie MacMurchy, Tangowood Morgans, AB
Colt
out of Baronial May Queen
Anita Jackson, Baronian Morgans, ON
Coulee Bend Tapestry
JKM Platinum Blue X Polished Sterling Silver
Lyle & Cindy Dietz, Coulee Bend Morgan Farm, AB
JMF Spiced Pepper
PKT Regency’s Revenge
x JMF Licorice Schnapps
Kari Janzen,
M&M Morgans, AB
Morgan Hill Stompin Tom
SYP High Definition GCH x Morgan Hill Maple
Dwayne Comeau, Morgan Hill Farm, AB
Canadian Morgan
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Continued from page 26
back (of your Morgan), lateral bending, and checking for any
lameness issues before serious training starts.
So, through this article and the previous two in earlier issues,
we have discussed the importance of developing the hindquarters (the engine), the back (the drive train), and now the forehand of our show and pleasure Morgans. By strengthening and
working on all of those parts, we are developing a well-trained
equine athlete. We should pay the same attention to ourselves,
as keeping in top condition will only aid our four-legged partner
to achieve success. After all, how can we expect our Morgan to
perform at its best if we are not performing at ours?
As Sampson says, “Pull your tummy in, stand tall and don’t
forget to breathe. That is how your horse should be: balanced,
relaxed and strong.”
May you have new and continued success with your Morgan
for the rest of the year!
The New York State Morgan Horse Society
An Oﬃcial Chapter of the American Morgan Horse Association
We invite you to investigate our Morgan
horses and activities. You can visit our
website at nysmhs.org for the latest
news, classieds, and events. Links to
other activities such as the NY Regional
Horse Show and NY Stallion Service
Auction can also be found there.
For more information or a copy of our newsletter, The Trader,
write to Mark Langdon at [email protected] or at
161 Dublin Hill Road, Southbury, CT. 06488
Advertiser
Index
Bar B Ranch..............................................................2 & 3
BC Morgan Owners & Breeders..................................... 15
Belle Coulee.................................................................. 28
Branka’s Morgans.......................................................... 28
Butte Morgans............................................................... 28
CMHA Affiliated Clubs.................................................. 27
Cyan Star Morgans........................................................ C2
Giddy-Up Morgans........................................................ 28
Goldencrest Morgans.................................................... 28
Hawkstone.................................................................... C4
Haywood Farm.............................................................. 11
Hobby Horse Morgans.................................................. C1
Lauralee Morgans............................................................ 1
M&M Morgans.............................................................. 28
Mia-Mar Morgans.......................................................... 28
Morgan Hill Farm.......................................................... C4
MT Morgans.................................................................. 28
NYSMHS....................................................................... 26
Ontario Morgan Owners & Breeders............................. 19
Saddle Up..................................................................... 26
Thundering Valley Ranch................................................. 7
Suspension
List
The following people and entities are suspended from doing
business with the CMHA as of August 23, 2012.
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Member of the BC
Interior Morgan
Horse Club
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0962
CMHA Affiliated Morgan Horse Clubs
British Columbia Interior
President: Gunther Funk
4280 Schubert Road
(250) 546-2891
[email protected]
Secretary: Debbie Miyashita
PO Box
Canoe, BC V0E 1K0
(250) 804-2928
[email protected]
Manitoba
The Keystone Province
President, Dianne Brown
Box 399 Manitou, MB R0G 1G0
204-246-2302
[email protected]
Manitoba
Morgan Horse
Club
Since 1970
Secretary, Dorothy Heaman
Box 4, Forrest MB R0K 0W0
204-761-7750
[email protected]
manitobamorganhorseclub.com
President:
NEW BRUNSWICK
The Morgan Horse Club of Nova Scotia
PRESIDENT:
Don Porter
PO Box 303
Stewiacke, NS B0N 2J0
(902) 639-2832
SECRETARY:
Bev Young
19 Lacy Anne Avenue
Enfield, NS B2T 0A5
(902) 883-9908
ALBERTA
President: President: Shari
Groot
S. 1, Box 28, R.R. # 1
Ponoka, AB T4J 1R1
403-783-5636
[email protected]
Secretary: Del Burns
Lacombe, AB T4L 2N2
(403) 885-4992
[email protected]
ONTARIO
Jennifer Hatto
241 Isaiah Rd.Lutes
Mountain, NB E1G 2Y2
506-862-9422
[email protected]
President: Genevieve
Kendell-Hayes
222 Route 870
Collina, NB E5P 1P8
(506) 433-5725
Secretary: Christi Nye
318 Mount Horeb Road Lindsay,
ON K9V 4R4
(705) 324-9680
[email protected]
Secretary:
Dawn Brown
53 Shoreview Dr.
www.ontariomorgan.com Toronto, ON M1E 3R1
(647) 234-2820
SASKATCHEWAN
President:
Terry Dalziel
Box 613
Oxbow, SK S0C 2B0
(306) 483-5138
Secretary:
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Morgan Marketplace
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Offspring Available
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PKT Regency’s Revenge
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(JMF Nobleman x Dee-Cee Cerenity)
TEL: (604) 463-2571
FAX: (604) 463-2590
email: [email protected]
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(780) 662-3844
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Sept/Oct 2014 - Canadian Morgan Horse Association

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