- JEM Farm Appaloosa

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Wow where did summer go. Hope everyone had a good one. So far fall has been a pretty good
one. Enjoy the colors and Happy Halloween and Happy Thanksgiving everyone
Donna
The 2007 Lake Champlain Appaloosa Club Summer classic was a huge success.
Thank you to all of our Exhibitiors, Sponsors, Volunteers and Members. Without
everyones support and contributions we would never have the show we do.
Congratulations to all the LCAC members who World Qualfied in 2007!
We have started holding our meeting at various restaurants in Plattsburgh. It is a good
thing we decided to do this as Lums closed in Sept.
Our Next meeting will be at
Hope to see many of you there.
The next newsletter will be going out in Dec. Please get your farm news or any
information you would like included to me by Dec. 15th
E-mail: [email protected] Mail: 55 Elm St. Champlain, NY 12919
t will once again be doing a power point presentation during the awards.
So if you are receiving a year end award please get your photos to Macee.
You can E-Mail them to her at [email protected] or mail them to her at 790
Blackman Corners Road, Mooers Forkks, NY 12959
is still doing our club website it’s new and improved. Memberships,
show programs, sponsor forms, saddle log sheets are all available on the website.
Plans are well on there way for our 2008 show. Mark
July 5 & 6, 2008 on your calendars
Judges: To Be Announced
Remember members you can get credit and earn free
stalls and class fees. The only thing it won’t cover is
the National Point Fees. A sponsorship form is in the
download section of the website and attached if you
receive a mailed copy of the newsletter. Links to all
sponsors who have a web site will go on our club
website if provided.
Thank you to
and
for
working on this. What should the youth be the only
ones having fun!! Watch future issues of the
newsletter for details and starting working on those
costumes.
Walk Trot Trail, Showmanship and Figure 8 Stake
Race have been added to the 2008 show program.
Thank you to
on the great job she did
for us with her freestyle exhibition on Saturday night
of the LCAC show. It was great. We would love to
have more reiners in 2008. So if you are interested
please let us know.
Check out the club website for details:
The club website updated and maintained by Erin Sorrell. The
newsletter is also available on the site. Any info or updates to
our website please contact Erin at [email protected]
PRESIDENT: TOMA MATOTT
518-236-7433
E-MAIL: [email protected]
VICE PRES: NANCY SORRELL
unlisted
TREASURER: DONNA SORRELL
518-298-5401
RECORDING SECRETARY:
ANNE FARDEN
518-483-0762
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:
JOYCE HUNTLEY
518-561-0029
E-MAIL:
[email protected]
Directors:
Term Ending:
Dec. 31, 2007
Dave Farden
Donna Sorrell
Toma Matott
Term Ending:
Dec. 31, 2008
Nancy Sorrell
Bridget Lavigne
Macee Matott
Term Ending:
Dec. 31, 2009
Anne Farden
Joyce Huntley
Local Show Award Winners
Halter Class
Western Pleasure
Res. Champion Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Sixth
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Fashion Dreamer
An Angels Quest
Impulsive Glow
Choc Full of Gold
Sure Is Obvious
Mister Go Dazzle
18
10
7
6
5
5
Res.Champion
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Fifth
Sixth
English Pleasure
Champion
22
Totally Rev N It
Shezasilver Leaguer
Dakotas Dark Secret
An Angels Quest
Miss Leo Go Lucky
Dazzled In Chocolate
Champion
- Erin Sorrell
Res. Champion - Christy Cane
9
9
6
3
2
1
21
16
14
10
10
8
7
3
English Pleasure 13 & Under
English Pleasure 14-18
Champion
Impulsive Glow
Mister Go Dazzle
Red Brite N Blue
Ima Big Leaguer
Shezasilver Leaguer
Youth Equitation
- Mister Go Dazzle
Res. Champion Res. Champion Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
-
-
Western Pleasure 14-18
- Mister Go Dazzle
16
Champion
- Red Brite N Blue
Res. Champion - Mister Go Dazzle
15
6
Regional Show Award Winners
Walk Trot
Champion
-
Youth 13 & Under
Champion
-
Jarod Ball
Amber Schwartz
11
Novice Youth 18 & Under
Champion
Tammy Burgoyne
Reserve Champion
Amber Schwartz
Reserve Champion Travis Sullivan
12
6
6
47
Youth 14-18
Champion
Reserve Champion
- Erin Sorrell
218
- Dillion Middlemiss 131
Novice Non Pro
Champion
Reserve Champion -
Amy Newkirk
Megan Sorrell
251
131
Non Pro 35 & Over
Champion
Reserve Champion
- Donna Hastings
- Anne Farden
131
72
Non- Pro
Champon
Reserve Champion-
Megan Sorrell
Larry Sorrell
169
128
In Hand
Champion
Reserve Champion
- Larry Sorrell
- Richard Brown
120
98
Open Pleasure Horse
Champion
Res. Champion -
Totally Rev N It 37
Impulsive Glow 36
1st Krista Paradee
580 hrs 15 mins
2nd Megan Sorrell
534 hrs 30 mins
3rd Patricia Cannon 242 hrs, 45 min
4th Sarah Craig
132 hrs
5th Stacey Bennett
121 hrs
6th Katherine Coviello 116 hrs 30 mins
(book tote or lunch bag)
Tiffany Couture
Christopher Kokes
Shayla Cole
Sarah Craig
Kathy Kokes
(LCAC T-Shirt)
Nicole Lagree
Patricia Cannon
1st Tiffany Couture
280 hrs
2nd Nicole Lagree 230 hrs, 30
3rd Erin Sorrell
196 hrs
4th Tyler Parah
117 hrs
5th Travis Sullivan
101 hrs
6th Chris kokes
72 hrs, 30
(Belt Buckle)
Karen Newton
Krista Paradee
(Sheet or Cooler)
Ryan Sullivan
Travis Sullivan
Dylan Sutphen
Megan Sorrell
Krista Paradee
(Directors Chair or Halter and Lead)
(Jacket)
Kathy Coviello
Travis Sullivan
Krista Paradee
Megan Sorrell
If you know a LCAC member who is in the hospital, loses a family member or equine friend please
contact the LCAC corresponding secretary Joyce Huntley. You can reach her by phone 561-0029 or email [email protected]
Joyce will send out a card from the club, she will have a mailing list of all current members.
Well lots of big changes here on the farm. As many of you know the biggest
being our new indoor riding arena. A long time in coming, but so well worth it. Larry has
been pouring his heart into this doing nearly all of it alone after we hired out to have
the rafters put up. Thank you to
for donating a day to help Larry out.
That meant alot. We hope to have an open house sometime after we get back from
the Appaloosa World Show. Larry wants to get the heated viewing room finished first.
Well we had to cut back on a few shows, but the ones we got to the horses did
super.
was his usual wonderful self at the 4-H State Fair Show with
&
got 1st in Western Road Hack & Stock Seat Equit, 2nd in Western Pleasure & 4th in
Horsemanship. This may have been their last year due to college next year so they
went out with a bang.
We even dragged old
out. He never changes. He won the year end in Youth
trail and came in 2nd in the Adult Trail with only 2 shows. He is doing great & you sure
wouldn’t think he is 23 yrs old.
Congratulations to
of MA on their purchase of
(Emmy). It was a very tough decision to sell her but we know we found a
wonderful home for her. We wish them much success. Emmy had an impressive year
in HIH Mares & is still in the top 10 in Youth HIH mares with Erin.
also had a super year with
. Picking up points in
showmanship, horsemanship, western pleasure and HIH. Congratulations to Ruby’s new
owners the
. We could not have asked for a
better home where she is getting tons of attention. Watch for them in 2008!
once again had a great year with both Erin and Larry. Earning
ROM’s in NP HIH and Youth HIH. He is also 2nd in the nation in English Pleasure in the
ACAAP program. Good boy Azul!
Now for
Well as I write this he is on his way to Texas for the
Appaloosa World Show.
will be showing him in NP HIH & HUS,
will be showing him in open HIH and
will show him in the 3 yr old HUS
and Junior HUS. A top 10 would be wonderful but just getting called into the line up
even once will make our day. LOL He has four days between some of his classes off so
we are taking Mel and giving her a tour of all the cool spots around Fort Worth. Check
out our website for photos and updates as Erin will have her laptop with her.
We had our 3rd annual fall show here on Oct. 14th. We had 25 riders able to
attend. What a great time we had. I can’t thank everyone enough for all your support
of Jem Farm. We even got to use the new indoor. I don’t think I have ever laughed so
much. Special Thank you to
for being our judge. We are already looking
forward to the first annual spring show in April, where all the new riders can join in on
the fun. Till next time.
Donna
News from TEAQ Farm...
It’s hard to believe that we’re heading into winter yet again. It seems like just yesterday we were
busy trying to get the horses shed out for show season. As I look back on 2007 it was a year of
set back from our show season. We faced horses that just wouldn’t lose that winter hair, some
stomach aliments or some growthy yearlings. So, we didn’t hit all the shows that we wanted to
this year, but we have much to be thankful for. My mare
is safely infoal to
for an
April foal and doing very well. She’s enjoying the life of hanging out with her best buddy
. It seems that April can’t come soon enough!
The two shows that we did manage to attend, the LCAC Summer Classic and WNYAA Cowboy
Classic were great shows.
(Paris) did super at both shows and received
a Reserve Championship at WNYAA against some very tough mares, so we were very proud!
(Sydney) didn’t make it to LCAC, but was super at WNYAA. She placed in the Top
Ten in the Weanling Futurity and ended up the highest placing Junior Weanling. She showed like a
veteran and garnered points in weanling fillies and most colorful classes! It was another great
show spent with good friends. The stallion auction was again attended and I did buy a breeding
for Kiss. I’m extremely excited about my choice of
! Imagery is an up and coming
stallion and I was very impressed with his foals this year and can’t wait to see what Kiss & Chrome
will produce in 2009. We would also like to congratulate
&
(Zander) on a fantastic show season. In the short time they were together, this pair definitely
shined in the ring.
A huge congratulations to
on their purchase of
(Ebony)! Ebony has left her career as a broodmare behind and is back in riding shape and looks
absolutely fantastic! Another congrats goes out to
, as he acquired
(Foxy). Another great home and we couldn’t be happier with the pairing!
We did slip away for a weekend trip to the Quarter Horse Congress in Ohio for some shopping,
but it seemed the show lacked a lot of vendors. We have just one more show to attend this year,
the Appaloosa World Show in Fort Worth, Texas. It is always a great show and it will be good to
be horseless this year. It will be great to be cheering on a very special person and her mount,
(Revy)! Meg, we wish you much success at this world show! You’ve got
the horse to do it and all the support!
Macee
TEAQ Farm
www.teaqfarm.com
Its hard to believe that show season has already come to an end & the horses are
starting to get fuzzy! 2007 has been an outstanding year for our own horses & even more
so for the
babies! We are thrilled to announce that Vision has made it to
! He is the youngest stallion on both lists with by far
the fewest number of total foals. A huge
to all the owners of those Vision
babies who have done such a fantastic job in the show pen! We would like to congratulate
the following on their 2007 Accomplishments:
with
- ROM FPD Mares, 3rd in the Nation FPD Mares.
with
- ROM NP Most Colorful, two Top Five Youth World Placings, one
National Top Five and one National Top Ten Placing, 5th in the Nation FPD Mares.
with The
- Top placing Junior
Weanling and 7th overall at the 2007 WNYAA Weanling Futurity.
with
- ROM Open Halter Geldings.
with
- ROM NP Most Colorful, 3rd in the Nation FPD Stallions.
When show season comes to an end, we realize that foaling season is just around the
corner! We anticipate that our 2008 foal crop will be the best yet! Six foals are expected
to arrive on our farm beginning in March, all sired by Clear Vision. Please visit our
website for the 2008 foal preview at
On our site you will also
find a link to the outside mares expecting Vision babies - be sure to bookmark those
pages and keep checking back for announcements and photos as each foal arrives!
Congratulations to the following folks on their new equine partners from HDC
Appaloosas.
of JEM Farm and
- “Demi”was bred and
originally owned by Coffee Cup Farm. She has found the perfect home as Larry’s new
project and they make an outstanding team!
&
and
- “Baby”is now living the good life with two beautiful young ladies to pamper and love
her.
and
- “Spice”is looking forward to slightly
warmer weather in Maryland and will be making her show ring debut in 2008. Are you
looking for a horse??? Be sure to visit our website sale page! We have a few of our own
horses listed as well as some FANTASTIC outside horses.
Before we wrap up this month’s farm notes, we want to wish
&
GOOD LUCK at the 2007 World Show! We know how hard you have worked and
will be cheering you on!
Bridget
I’m sure many of you know by now what we are going thru here at the farm. Don has prostrate cancer & will
be operated on Nov.7. He’ll have a 6 to 8 week recovery time. So I’ll be in charge of all the chores.
The last 2 weekends we’ve had a help save Gagnon’s barn party & the work our friends did on the barn is
unreal. New beams everywhere & it will make it thru many more winters. A big thank you to everyone that
helped !!!!
My Dr. also found more compression fractures in my back and told me I can NOT ride a horse or our Harley
ever again. So guess the 9 horses we have are here to pet & feed.
I want to thank Bridget for taking Dee & Willow for me. I am not able to handle a young one any more and
now with Don sick I can not get hurt.
We hope to have pups in about 40 days then I’ll be real busy !
With so many medical bills coming in, some of our horses are for sale. We are down to all the good ones so
no more give aways but they are priced fair.
We also have a 2 year old German Shep. female for sale, if anyone is interested.
Linda
We’re wrapping up an exciting year over here!
’s first foals hit the ground
running, with
placing Reserve Grand in Mass!, his first show
ever!
(pending) was a later baby, but watch out for him next year!
finished up her Open Most Colorful ROM, and we’re close on the
other..she was a star this year! We are most excited to announce the purchase of
--an O6 Colt from
.”MacGoo”showed quite
sucessfully with
, winning the yearling futurity in Syracuse! Imagery,
or “Chrome”as we know him, will be making the trip to
, in
Marysville, Ohio, for the 08 breeding season.Look for his ad in the December
App.Journal, designed by
!! We aren’t making the trip to Texas this year,
but want to offer congratulations to
!!
is going to WOW
them, I just know it!! Thanks to all who bred to Chrome in 07, and those who bought
our kids!! Look us up in 08, you won’t be disappointed.
Michelle
www.northwoodstable.com
(
) completed his AQHA Open Reining ROM this summer.
He is great and we are doing well in South Carolina. He was circuit champion in open
reining at the N Carolina Spring Classic in Raleigh.
I’m thinking of selling him, as I have been riding a 3 yr old western pleasure mare and
falling in love with her. Besides, everyone in the barn where I board shows pleasure
horses. “When in Rome do as the Romans”.
Say “hi”to all. We miss everyone.
Lynda
Here is some news from
and me: we survived another steamy DC area summer,
mostly by somehow managing to get up and ride at the crack of dawn before it gets to
hot. We thought we had said good-bye to the hot weather but it is in the upper 80s
this first weekend of October! Cadet and I are going to a dressage show in
Woodbridge, VA next weekend and will ride Training Level Test 4 & First Level Test 1.
Then the next weekend I head off to Hawaii for a vacation while Cadet gets tuned up by
the trainer to get ready for the Virginia Dressage Association Schooling Show
Championship at Morven Park in Leesburg, VA on Nov.3. We will ride the same tests as
in Woodbridge.
Kathy
Trail Ride Committee
It was great to see the number of trail rides members attended this year. A big thank you to Karen Newton
and all the hard work she puts into the trail rides. I am sure she will be looking for trail ideas for 2008, so
be sure to contact her with any you may have.
Karen Newton at (518) 643-0658
Congratulations to all the 2007 Saddle Log Program winners!!!
Be sure to keep logging your hours. Please note a change in the rules. Starting in 2008. If you do not turn
your hours in either before or at the Sept. meeting, they must be
the
day or they will
not be accepted. This is to not only get them in more timely but to help people not to forget.
Many people turned in incomplete saddle log forms. This makes for alot of extra work trying to figure out
the awards.
. If you have any questions
when filling out your forms please contact Karen Newton 643-0658
Here are some key things that were missing on some forms:
1. Riders Age was missing. (we need to know this as it is broke down by youth and adult)
2. Total Hours need to be filled in at the bottom of each column.
3. Page Total of hours must be done on each page.
4. Yearly Total of Hours and Minutes must be put down.
5. Riders Name, Address and Phone number must be on page in case we need to contact you.
6. Make sure you fill in the date, horse and hour on each line you are entering information.
1. * Must be a member of LCAC for hours to count. Hours may be started when membership is paid. If not
renewed by the January meeting, hours cannot be counted until membership is paid.*
2.
. Year End Awards will be presented for
Total Yearly Hours. There will be awards for 1st through 6th place.
3. There will be 2 divisions in the Saddle Log Program & Driving Log Program. 18 & Under, 19 & Over.
4. Hours may be earned on type of riding or driving.
5. Any breed of horse or pony may be used.
6. Horse or Pony does not have to belong to the LCAC member.
7. Hours are kept on the
system.
8. Hours are to be kept on log sheets supplied by LCAC & hrs can be totaled from all horses for awards.
9. Hours will be totaled to 2000 hrs. before starting over.
10. For hours to count for year end awards, log sheets must be turned in at the Sept. meeting or
postmarked the
day. Please direct any suggestions, questions and log sheets (By Sept Meeting ) to:
Karen Newton 394 Soper St Morrisonville, NY 12962 (518) 643-0658
E-Mail: [email protected]
• 100 hours ~ Book Tote or insulated lunch bag
• 200 hours ~ small patch with hours
• 300 hours ~ T-shirt or mug with club logo
• 500 hours ~ directors chair or halter
• 700 hours ~ LCAC Belt Buckle
• 900 hours ~ cooler with club logo
• 1000 hours ~ jacket with club logo
• 1500 hours ~ winter blanket with club logo
• 2000 hours ~ Gift Certificate
FTR shows did very good this year and
memberships were the highest they have ever been.
Great to see so many new horse people.
I guess there were questions
on how show hi points are figured. Holly
volunteered to do up a sheet explaining how they
are figured and posting it at shows so everyone
knows how they are done. Thanks Holly.
(518) 483-6208
(518) 492-7438
(518) 483-9038
They are for each
horse rider combo. If a horse has a different rider,
then you need to get a different number.
518-298-5401
: Jason Black is going to do a
power point presentation as members receive their
awards. So please send your photos via e-mail or
mail to him asap, so he can begin working on this.
(518) 483-0762
(518) 483-0762
Will be held
at the
Rainbow in Altona. Details will be in the next
newsletter in December.
(518) 293-8809
Good luck to all the FTR members who are headed
to the QH Congress in OH. Be sure to let us know
how you do.
Dates to be announced.
If you do please contact one of the officers with
your ideas so they can be brought up at the next
meeting.
Please check out information in this newsletter
about the FTR fundraiser for 2008.
We will be doing our every other year
. As we did last time we
will have a raffle of member donated items. Member will be asked to do two things.
Either bring your item to the
, send it with someone who is
going or get it to Missy Alexander. Youmay call Missy at 492-7438 to make
arrangements. Items of general interest are prefered as we hope items are of
interest to non horse folks as well as ourselves. If you bring your item to the
Banquet please tag it so we know the donor and can give credit on the list.
T, please sell as many chances as possible. We have gotton a
great collection of items in the past but, unfortunately, we have to give them all
away to our winners! Our profit comes from chances sold. So donating isonly half
of what we need members to do
. We spend a minimum of $45 per class for Year end Awards and more if
we have ties. In addition we have a record number of 15 Participation awards this year. (Great job
Youth members!) That is well over $2,000 per year on awards. Add in judges, ribbons, Fairgrounds
fees, paid staff at the shows and Insurance. Our expenses are considerable. We have 92
memberships this year, most are couples or families for a total of 155 actual members. If each
membership sold even $10 worth of chances we could make over $900. Please do your best so we
can look forward to successful years in the future!
First I would like to thank the following people:
for copying the papers for show season.
for doing the work in the booth. We certainly could
not have done this without any of you.
for being the ringmasters.
for setting up the jumps at each show
for moving the wagon with all of the jump standards at every show
for helping with the setup of trail at each horse show.
for setting up the games& western riding.
for keeping track of the points
Without each and every one of you show season would not be possible
I would also like to thank the following for sponsoring classes at our show.
~ Youth halter
~ Novice Youth Classes
~ 11 & Over Walk Trot Classes
~ Western riding
~ Barrel Racing
Thank you to all of these individuals for helping our club to succeed year after year!
I am also looking for
for the year end award banquet. They can send them to me through
email which would be the best because I could just copy and paste into a word document or they can
send a hard copy and I will scan it in. If they want the original back I will bring it to the banquet and
return the original.
Joanie’s Verse 26
Fashion Dreamer
18
I Just Might Rap
14
Sonny’s Wild Kate
12
Choc Full of Gold
4
Girl Scout Cookie
3
Sheza One Cool Lady 1
ImpulseTo Zip 1
Raps Fanny Girl
19
Fashion Dreamer
13
Red Brite N Blue
13
Choc Full of Gold
4
Top Sail Texas Catalyst 4
Coosalito Gypsy Rose 2
Sincerely Shocking
1
Addicted To Chocolate 1
I Just Might Rap
Raps Fanny Girl
Sonny’s Wild Kate
Choc Full of Gold
Impulse To Zip 2
19
19
12
5
Kelley Drollette
Megan Reynolds
Kirsten Staley
Katelynn Drollette
Emma Houghton
Kariana Garrand
Cori Ann Daniels
Mackenzie Richards
Erin Sorrell
Amber Lee Schwartz
Jessica Garrant
Brittany Gale
19
19
10
7
6
5
5
3
3
2
1
1
Jessica Kirk
Larry Sorrell
Rebecca Inslerman
Kim Chilton
Shauna Duquette
Rosemary Reif
Katie Harz
Anne Farden
Krista Paradee
Diane Mackey
Sandra Warner
20
12
8
8
8
7
7
6
2
2
1
On The Rocks
17
Spencer
14
Simply Bossin
10
Almost A Smoke
9
Bull Dozer
6
Wild Fuss
5
JS Comman’s Classy Star
Moon’s Mission
1
Spencer
Bull Dozer
Almost A Smoke
Sonny’s Velvet Boy
Simply Bossin
Wild Fuss
14
11
8
5
4
4
Spencer
BullDozer
Wild Fuss
12
8
2
Wild Fuss
Spencer
Bull Dozer
Sonny’s Velvet Boy
On The Rocks
True Blue Leaguer
Framed In Blue
The Elusive Scotch
Zips Coconut Cream
Intensive Investment
Sonny’s Hot Leaguer
Luke Of The Draw
3 Exposed Assets
Wanna Go Leaguer
19
14
8
7
5
4
3
2
1
Platinum Fund
To Whom It May Concern
Mister Go Dazzle
Simply Bossin
Addicted To Chocolate
Shannon’s Devil Weed
Leaguer By Design
Shocks And Struts
Be Bop Shhwop
Moon’s Mission
Come On And Kiss Me
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25
13
8
6
5
4
4
3
2
2
15
6
6
4
4
Dylan Sutphen
Erin Sorrell
Mikailah Donah
Kirsten Staley
Ashley Brown
Cori Ann Daniels
20
20
3
3
2
1
19 & OVER
Jessica Kirk
Shauna Duquette
Krista Paradee
Donna Hastings
Katie Harz
Joyce Huntley
15
13
8
6
2
1
Lexie Cummings
Dylan Sutphen
Mackenzie Richards
Mikailah Donah
Laura Merrill
Jessica Flint
19
14
13
11
3
2
Platinum Fund
Framed In Blue
Intensive Investment
True Blue Leaguer
Zips Coconut Cream
The Elusive Scotch
Sunshine’s Perfection
Be Bop Shhwop
Jest A Pro
It’s The Sandman
35
19
18
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
1
Kirsten Staley
Cori Ann Daniels
Devin Tucker
Alissa Momot
Lauren Heath
Sarah Haggarty
Christine Minardi
Christine Cane
Erin Sorrell
Kariana Garrand
24
17
7
5
5
2
2
1
1
1
Poco Colleen Be
Almost A Smoke
Sadie
Angel
Kia
26
18
7
5
3
Platinum Fund
True Blue Leaguer
Mister Go Dazzle
Shocks And Struts
Luke Of The Draw
Exposed Assets
Coosalito Gypsy Rose
Zip’s Coconut Cream
29
11
10
7
5
3
2
2
ENG. PL. 13 & UNDER
Framed In Blue
JS Comman’s Classy Star
The Elusive Scotch
Doc’s Iron Chester
It’s The Sandman
On The Rocks
27
17
9
8
8
3
1
Simply Bossin
Leaguer By Design
Mister Go Dazzle
Wanna Go Leaguer
Izzyamito
Smoke Detector
25
22
13
11
4
4
3
2
L
Grace Locklin
Katera Poupore
Evan White
Heaton McCormick
Sara Farqui
Kara Maggy
16
13
6
5
3
3
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Izzyamito
Addicted to Chocolate
It’s The Sandman
Smoke Detector
I P J’s Poco blackburn
Mister Go Dazzle
Elegant Snapshot
Zip A Story
Moon’s Mission
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Devin Tucker
Lindsay Moore
Kelly Drollette
Lexi Cummings
Cristy Cane
Emma Houghton
Kaylee Walbridge
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9
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Shocks And Struts
Come On And Kiss Me
Girl Scout Cookie
Jest A Pro
B B Lonestar
Zips Coconut Cream
I P J’s Poco Blackburn
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10
3
3
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Caroline Hamel
Cindy Donah
Alisa Laramee
Rebecca Inslerman
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20
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Platinum Fund
Leaguer By Design
Simply Bossin
Kidz A Legacy
The Elusive Scotch
Be Bop Shhwop
True Blue Leaguer
Sincerely Shocking
Red Brite N Blus
Framed In Blue
Rodder On The Rail
Smoke Detector
Come On And Kiss Me
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Abbie Cummings
Michelle White
Christopher Kokes
Sarah Farqui
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Izzyamite
Simply Bossin
Brownes Little Bit
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12
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Herford Bull
Miss Bar Trudy
MO’s Gold Hard Cash
Tilly
John
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Laura Bechard
Rebecca Adams
Austin Thompson
Aurora Martin
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Simply Bossin
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Mister Go Dazzle
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Izzyamito
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Platinum Fund
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Heza Tabano Twist
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Kidz A Legacy
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It’s The Sandman
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Hereford Bull
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Girl Scout Cookie
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Framed In Blue
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Addicted to Chocolate2
Moon’s Mission
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JS Comman’s Classy Star1
Brownes Little Bit
Izzyamito
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Miss Leo Go Lucky
Ima Big Leaguer
Impressive Greystoke
Sheza Silver Leaguer
Heza Tobano Twist
Shez One Cool Lady
Coosalito Gypsy Rose
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Mister Go Dazzle
Miss I B Tiffany
Kidz A Legacy
Framed In Blue
Simply Bossin
Jets Razzmajazz
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Almost A Smoke
Poco Colleen Be
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True Blue Leaguer
Wanna Go Leaguer
Rodder On The Rail
Exposed Assets
Red Brite & Blue
Framed In Blue
Shez One Cool Lady
Cookie’s Little Chip
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Leaguer By Design
Simply Bossin
Impulsive Glow
Ima Big Leaguer
Kidz A Legacy
Platinum Fund
Good Sun Dee Walker
Sensation By Dee Bar
Sincerely Shocking
Leaguer In Blue
Hereford Bull
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Poco Colleen Be
Angel
Sadie
Amber
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Shocks And Struts
Ima Big Leaguer
Come On And Kiss Me
Cookie’s Little Chip
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12
5
4
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Caroline Hamel
Cindy Donah
Nancy Sorrell
Lisa Kirby
Cindy Queyor
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14
8
4
1
Leaguer By Design
True Blue Leaguer
Wanna Go Leaguer
Impulsive Glow
Leaguer In Blue
Good Sun Dee Walker
Sincerely Shocking
Platinum Fund 2
Hereford Bull 1
Kids A Legacy
Framed In Blue
Simply Bossin
Coosas Tuff Act Jessie
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Simply Bossin
Leaguer By Design
Red Brite N Blue
Smoke Detector
Mister Go Dazzle
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Leaguer By Design
Wanna Go Leaguer
Kidz A Legacy
Simply Bossin
True Blue Leaguer
Izzyamito
Good Sun Dee Walker
Rodder On The Rail
Sincerely Shocking
Platinum Fund
A Bit Of Elvis
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Mister Go Dazzle
JS Conmans Classy Star
Impulsive Glow
Ima Big Leaguer
Hereford Bull
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Erin Sorrell
Dylan Sutphen
Kirsten Staley
Mikailah Donah
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Erika Kollinger
Shauna Duquette
Anne Farden
Jessica Kirk
Jason Black
Megan Sorrell
Katie Harz
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4
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Mikailah Donah
Mackenzie Richards
Lexie Cummings
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13
5
14-18
Kirsten Staley
Rebecca Lavigne
Cori Ann Daniels
Megan Reynolds
Erin Sorrell
Alissa Momot
Devin Tucker
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Poco Colleen Be
Angel
Sadie
Almost A Smoke
Cookie’s Poco Flame
I Touched The Sky
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NWF Caan’s Sugar Boy10
Cowboy Freckles Mc Cue6
Mister Macho PIne
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Heza Tobano Twist
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Almost A Smoke
Izzyamito
Mister Go Dazzle
Leaguer By Design
Framed In blue
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Simply Bossin
Izzyamito
War Drum’s Miracle
Poco Colleen Be
Hermana Sonrrsa
Cookie’s Poco Flame
Angel
Leaguer By Design
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Poco Colleen Be
Almost A Smoke
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Simply Bossin
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Simply Bossin
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Mister Go Dazzle
Framed In Blue
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11. Appaloosa Youth Equitation: Tack optional. To be
THE LAKE CHAMPLAIN APPALOOSA CLUB
The Lake Champlain Appaloosa Club is open to anyone with an judged on the rider’s equitation at the walk, trot/jog &
interest in equines. We welcome equestrians of all disciplines canter/lope. Pattern Required May be asked to back.
and all breeds of horses. The LCAC offers a Saddle Log &
Driving Log Program open to all breeds of horses. We also
The following table will be used to award points:
host trail rides throughout the year. In our effort to promote the #in class
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Appaloosa horse we hold a nationally pointed Appaloosa breed
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show and offer both Regional year awards as well as awards to
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Appaloosas that compete in open shows (holding classes that 2
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are pointed with LCAC) in our area. We also attend various
equine functions to promote the Appaloosa.
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The object of keeping points & awarding Year End Awards
(from classes pointed with LCAC & held at local shows) is to
promote the Appaloosa horse in open competition.
1. A High Point, Reserve High Point, and third through sixth
place award will be offered in each of eight divisions.
2. Year End Awards will be offered in the following eight
divisions: Appaloosa Halter, Appaloosa English Pleasure,
Appaloosa Western Pleasure, Appaloosa Youth Equitation,
Western Pleasure 13 & Under, Western Pleasure 14-18,
English Pleasure 13 & Under, English Pleasure 14-18.
6 & Up
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1. Awards for Hi Point & Reserve Hi Point will be
given in the following categories. Walk/Trot, Novice
Youth 13 & Under, Novice Youth 14-18, Youth 13 &
Under, Youth 14-18, Novice Non-Pro, 35 & Over NonPro, Non-Pro, Open Gymkhana Horse, Open Pleasure
Horse & Open In Hand Horse (open halter classes,
most colorful, lunge line & hunter in Hand).
2 In each category all classes within that category will
be counted together for total points to come up with
the high point & reserve high point winners.
3. A member of the point committee will collect and keep track
3. Value of Awards: High Point~ $25 Res~ $15
of points from each show pointed by LCAC.
4. Points for Year End Awards will only count if the
4. Rider and owner of the horse must be LCAC member for the
member & owner has paid his/her dues for that year
points to count. Family members include: father, mother &
by May 1st.
children under 18 yrs. (all ages are as of Jan. 1 of the calendar
year). Memberships must be paid before classes can count
5. The Point Keeper will maintain the points of all
toward points.
approved shows for the members that have joined by
May 1st of that year. The Point Keeper will receive a
5. Horse must have regular or CPO Appaloosa Horse Club
list of all members and their addresses. The Point
papers for points to count.
Keeper will contact the chairperson of all shows to be
pointed advising them that their show is to be pointed
6. Appaloosa Halter: To be judged on type, conformation,
and the results to be sent to the point keeper. It is the
action, substance, quality and manners.
responsibility of the member to provide the information
7. Appaloosa English Pleasure: To be judged on horse’s way of on their horses to the point keeper.
going at the walk, trot & canter both ways of the ring. May be
asked to back.
8. Appaloosa Western Pleasure: To be judged on horse’s way
of going at the walk, jog & lope both ways of the ring. May be
asked to back.
6. Shows to be pointed for 2008: NY State Appaloosa
Breeders Show, NAA Classic, LCAC Summer Classic,
Empire Appaloosa Classic, NY State Fair Appaloosa
Show, WNYAA Cowboy Classic, Green Mountain
7. Member must exhibit their horse at the LCAC
9. Youth Pleasure classes will be pointed as to placing in open Summer Classic for points to count for the Regional
Year End Awards.
pointed Youth Pleasure classes & are not separate classes.
10. Shows that will be pointed will be listed in the LCAC
newsletter.
8. Point tabulation table will be the same as the one
used for the open shows year end awards.
2007 filly. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary own daughter of
Clear Vision. Sydney has the “WOW”factor, lots of muscle, a beautiful head and color. She is eligible
for the Breeders Trust. She placed 7th in the prestigious WNYAA Futurity. In addition she was the
highest placing junior weanling. Let this filly make you money and have fun doing it! Sydney has
been handled daily. email or call for price. www.teaqfarm.com TEAQ Farm Mooers Forks,NY
[email protected] 518.236.7433
:
- 1994 ApHC Few Spot Mare (Waggoners Rawhide X Miss Roman Bars)
Heidi is a wonderful mare that has given us some outstanding foals over the years. She consistently
produces babies with good bone, beautiful movement, height and sweet dispositions. It is our belief
that Heidi would be the perfect mare for a sport horse or hunter breeding program. Our focus is on
halter horses here and for that reason alone, we have decided to sell this sweet mare. As a few spot,
Heidi will always produce foals with Appaloosa color and/or characteristics, regardless of the stallion
she is bred to. She is confirmed in foal to Clear Vision for March of 2008. Heidi is breeding sound
only due to an injury as a young foal. $2500 HDC Appaloosas (518) 236-4061
www.hdcappaloosas.com
2007 ApHC Colt (Clear Vision X Royal Black Cherry) Charlie is a
superb colt with tons of natural heavy muscle, a beautiful head and an outstanding disposition.
Shown for the first time at not quite 3 months old (see photo at left) Charlie has already earned his
first of what will be many National Points. This colt is Breeders Trust eligible as well as eligible for
multiple futurities including AAA & Five Star. Please Contact Cynthia Ficociello at (518) 561-6168 for
more details
:
- (An Angels Quest x Masters Doll) 2005 ApHC mare HYPP N/N
Do not miss out on this opportunity to own an incredibly talented and drop dead gorgeous mare!
“Georgia”was born here on our farm and her owner has done a FANTASTIC job with this young mare.
With very limited showing and being fit and shown exclusively by her non-pro owner, Georgia has
the following National Points: Open FPD Mares: 3, Open HIH Mares: 1, Open Most Colorful: 3, Open
Halter Mares: .5, Non-Pro Halter Mares: .5, Non-Pro Most Colorful: 2, Youth Halter Mares: 3.5, Youth
HIH Mares: 1.5, Youth Most Colorful: 7 This very balanced & willing mare is now starting under
saddle and heading off for 30 days of training at Northview Quarter Horses. She will make an
outstanding Regional level all around mount. Balanced and pretty enough to halter, a real eye
catcher in Most Colorful, a very cute mover. Priced very reasonably at $4000 Contact Neal Burgyone
518-497-6896 or e-mail at [email protected]
- Lucy is black with white over hips and black spots. She trailers,
ties, clips, lunges, handled daily. She has been shown successfully at N.W.R.D.C. in Halter,
showmanship & in-hand trail. Shown at LCAC in 2006. call 1-802-868-5207 or
[email protected]
:
2002 ApHC Gelding Sire: Impres’s Gold Sun Dam: Zippo Blue
Eyes. ‘02 NP Res. National Champion Gelding, Non Pro Halter Geldings 32 pts, Non Pro Weanling
Geldings 1/2 pt, Open Aged Geldings 19.5 pts, Open Hunter In Hand geldings 0.5 pt, Open Junior
Western Pleasure 2.0 pts, Youth Halter Geldings 3.0 pts, Youth Novice Showmanship 18 & Under 1.5
pts, Youth Novice Western Pleasure 18 & Under 1.5pts, Youth Western Pleasure 2.0 pts, Youth
Western Showmanshp 14-18 2.5 pts. Don’t Miss out on this exceptional Appaloosa Gelding!
TEAQ Farm www. teaqfarm.com Offered at $8500 518-236-7433 e-mail:
[email protected]
~ 1993 Black AQHA stallion by Kay Cee Leaguer. “Wyatt” has sired
AQHA, APHA & ApHC winners & point earners, His AQHA offspring have earned more than 365
points in Novice Youth, Youth, Amateur & Open events from Halter & Pleasure (english &
western) to Pleasure Driving. Everyone of “Wyatt’s” registered Appaloosa offspring have
earned points & he has sired world show qualifiers in 3 breeds. Totally Exposed is in the AQHA
Incentive Fund & is APHA & ApHC approved. Shipped Semen is available. Northview Quarter
Horses Jay & Melanie Douglas Chateaugay, NY 12920 (518) 497-6405
[email protected] Website: www.northviewqh.com
~ (Twenty Twenty Vision x Precious Dreams)Homozygous fewspot stallion.
HYPP N/N With only two foal crops on the ground, Vision is already proving his impressive
abilities as a sire with his foals earning 3 ROMs to date. He is consistently producing colorful
foals with solid legs, gorgeous heads, tons of natural muscle and exceptional dispositions.
Breeders Trust and WNYAA nominated. 2007 Stud Fee: $800 Live Cover/ $1000 Shipped
Early Booking & Multiple Mare Discounts!”For your next World Champion....the choice is CLEAR”
HDC Appaloosas 518-236-4061 www.hdcappaloosas.com
~ 1996 Bay AQHA stallion. Nu Bar X Heavenly Doc. Roping, Cutting
& Reining. Great Disposition, very athletic and with the looks to complete the package.
Watch for him at reining shows in 2007! Contact Gary Sorrell @ Sorrell Quarter Horses. 518593-1289
~ ApHC Stallion. 85% color producer. Son of Roman’s Straw Man. Sire of
Halter & Performance National pt earners, World Qualifiers & Regional Champions. Lark has 36
Halter pts. Smooth mover, athletic ability, disposition, & conformation. Broken Tree Farm Fee:
$450 LFG AI Only. Shipped Semen available. (518) 561-0029 E-Mail: [email protected]
~
2003 ApHC 16H Palomino Stallion. His sire is World Champion, IMAGINARY
GOLD. His dam, 15.3 Leopard mare IMPRESS A COWBOY is a Nat.l Champion and Bronze
Medallion winner at Most Colorful. A Top Ten World and Nat’l (2005) Halter Stallion, “Chrome “
returns to the ‘06 World Show in Halter, before begining his U/S training. He will be standing at
TW Showhorses in OH shipped semen will be available. For more info, 315-393-3207
~ AQHA, PHBA Palomino stallion. CA is a deep golden palomino &
passes along his quiet disposition to his foals. He is enrolled in the AQHA incentive fund &
stands 15.1hh He has 42 AQHA Western Pleasure Pts., 59 PHBA Performance Points.His get to
date have earned 11.5 AQHA points 33.0 PHBA Halter points 2,069 PHBA Performance points
2007 Stud Fee: $500 Live Foal Guarantee Contact: C & G Stables North Bangor, NY
(518) 483-7380 email: [email protected] www.C&Gstables.com
~Frost cap stallion. Top ten hunter in hand at Appaloosa World as a
yearling,. babies from 2006 beautifull color and comformation. Stud fee $500. He is also for
sale. 6 years old. hunter under saddle. Photos on request. $4500. Contact Laura Wilson
Journey’s End Burke Ny 518 483-7487.
We’re wrapping up an exciting year over here!
’s first foals hit the ground
running, with
placing Reserve Grand in Mass!, his first show
ever!
(pending) was a later baby, but watch out for him next year!
finished up her Open Most Colorful ROM, and we’re close on the
other..she was a star this year! We are most excited to announce the purchase of
--an O6 Colt from
.”MacGoo”showed quite
sucessfully with
, winning the yearling futurity in Syracuse! Imagery,
or “Chrome”as we know him, will be making the trip to
, in
Marysville, Ohio, for the 08 breeding season.Look for his ad in the December
App.Journal, designed by
!! We aren’t making the trip to Texas this year,
but want to offer congratulations to
!!
is going to WOW
them, I just know it!! Thanks to all who bred to Chrome in 07, and those who bought
our kids!! Look us up in 08, you won’t be disappointed.
Michelle
(
) completed his AQHA Open Reining ROM this summer.
He is great and we are doing well in South Carolina. He was circuit champion in open
reining at the N Carolina Spring Classic in Raleigh.
I’m thinking of selling him, as I have been riding a 3 yr old western pleasure mare and
falling in love with her. Besides, everyone in the barn where I board shows pleasure
horses. “When in Rome do as the Romans”.
Say “hi”to all. We miss everyone.
Lynda
Here is some news from
and me: we survived another steamy DC area summer,
mostly by somehow managing to get up and ride at the crack of dawn before it gets to
hot. We thought we had said good-bye to the hot weather but it is in the upper 80s
this first weekend of October! Cadet and I are going to a dressage show in
Woodbridge, VA next weekend and will ride Training Level Test 4 & First Level Test 1.
Then the next weekend I head off to Hawaii for a vacation while Cadet gets tuned up by
the trainer to get ready for the Virginia Dressage Association Schooling Show
Championship at Morven Park in Leesburg, VA on Nov.3. We will ride the same tests as
in Woodbridge.
Kathy
~
Western 6 yrs to adult. Boarding:
Reasonable rates, friendly atmosphere. Large sand ring, trails on and near property.
Gift Certificates available. Located in Morrisonville, N.Y. Contact Karen Newton at
(518) 643-0658 E-Mail: [email protected] for more information.
~
for the Horse Owner.
Indoor arena, excellent care & facilities. Standing black AQHA stallion Totally Exposed.
Jay & Melanie Douglas Chateaugay, NY (518) 497-6405 E-mail:
[email protected]
Website: www.northviewqh.com
~
. 60 X 140 Indoor
arena. Heated Barn. Daily turnout, excellent care. Also available for horse trucking.
Monthly Horse & Tack Auction. Constable, NY (518) 483-2292
~ Complete horse facility.
. Full
Harness racing facility with track. Shipping Quarantine Barn. 5 Miles from Champlain/
Canada border crossing. Carolyn Reid/Sam Trombley (518) 297-3506
~
, both english & western, beginner to advanced;
quiet, safe horses. Also offering
for you and your horse. Boarding available,
rubber matted stalls. 10 X 12, individual turnouts daily. Indoor riding arena, outdoor
sand riding arena & plenty of trails. Carolyn St. Denis-Cushman & Greg Monica, North
Bangor, NY (518) 483-7380
~
. Certified riding
instructor. Variety of lesson horses avliable for all ability levels. English, western,
pleasure and trail. Reasonable rates with professional care. Board fee $175 month full
board.Contact Laura Wilson Burke Ny 518 483-7487.
~
. Poulin Grain, Brand Name English &
Western Tack: Simco, Longhorn, Billy Cook, Silver Royal, Royal King. 319 Route 348
West Chazy, NY (518) 493-3333 http://otisfeedandtack.com/newtackshop.htm
~
“Serving Equines and their partners”. English
& Western Tack & Apparel. Horse Care Supplies, Riding Clothes, Saddles, Bridles, Gifts,
Cards. Tuesdays - Saturdays 10am-5pm 795 Route 3, Plattsburgh (518) 562-4630
~
Operated by Pat Baker, you
can find just about anything you are looking for in the horse industry in Northern NY. If
you are looking to buy, sell, find a stable, trainer, feed store you will find it. You can
also list items you would like to sell or any other information about yourself in the horse

- JEM Farm Appaloosa

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