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April
APRIL 2016 NEWSLETTER
WELCOME TO KSHA!
SPRING FLING!
After a long & different winter, it seems
May 21 & 22
spring is blowing in with a mighty force & the
Kansas State Fairgrounds
horse hair is really flying! So with Spring
What do YOU have planned for that
starts the shows AND memberships paid! Over
weekend?? Hope that it is attend-
$750 was paid at the “Hairy Horse Show” in
ing the KSHA show sponsored by
Lyons by KSHA members! That ROCKS! There
were several that
renewed, but there were
several NEW members & their horses! So—
the JR KSHA members. This is their ONLY money
maker for the year, so your support is greatly needed. Why?
what do we say KSHA members—we say
#1—The youth are our leaders for tomorrow!
“Welcome to KSHA”!!!
#2—It takes many hands, voices, legs & bodies to put on
We are a big family in KSHA, some people be-
a show. If you can help for even 1 hour, it makes the
show go smoother. Even if you DON’T have a youth in
ing single members (like myself) and some
KSHA, your help will be greatly
bringing the whole family! But, we are also
#3—2 covered arenas, so the show goes on rain or
friends that help each other out, no matter
shine!
the situation. Be it a pat on the back after a
#4—You can sponsor a class! Why would you want to do
tough ride, or a high 5 for staying on during
this? To help the KSHA Jr. Association earn more money
that bronc ride (hum, I seem to remember
for their year end awards.
that last year!... LOL), if you need a leg up for
#5—With the money they raise, they give back scholar-
the saddle, a fund drive to help someone in
ships!!
need, a prayer for a loved one, or just a hug &
#6—A Fun class...hum, what will it be this year?!
a friendly Hello. The goal of this Association is
#7—Wanna spend time with your friends, your horses,
to have FUN with your horses & the people
forget about the rest of the world & support a great
with KSHA. So come join the fun!
group? Then go to the show!
appreciated!
Newsletter Editor—Debbie Church
Contact info—316-217-1439
Show bill is included in with this newsletter. Get
Email—[email protected] Please send me any
your stalls reserved, your entries turned in & plan to
info you would like in the newsletter by 15th of the
have fun supporting JR. KSHA!
month.
Greg Jones, KSHA President
President’s Corner
Hello everyone! I’m Greg Jones & I’m your 2016 KSHA President. For those of you that don’t know me, I have
been in KSHA for 10-15 years including helping my daughter Brooke Rindt showing, working with everyone
at LaMonte Stables, & I have spent many hours at the shows as a ring steward, gate man, running errands to
make the shows run, but please don’t ask me to announce!
I want to WELCOME all of you to the 2016 Show season. We started off with a full house at Lyons at the
“Hairy Horse Show”, including 28 Membership with horse nominations. That is AWESOME! And in those
Membership were several new members! We are so happy that you are joining our family.
To everyone else that has joined, or rejoined after being out a year or 2, THANK YOU! It takes all of us to
make this Association work. I am grateful for everyone that participates in the shows, helps to run the gates,
set the trails course, and just generally help out where it is needed. Even the kids help out! That is why this
“family” organization is so strong. We support each other, no matter what class you ride in or type of horse
you show. We strive to keep it family oriented, so please remember that when you are at the shows & in
public.
T-Shirts! I am so excited about the t-shirts! It’s been years since we had KSHA shirts to proudly wear not only at the shows but everywhere. We need sponsors to help pay for the shirts. Any funds raised will go into
the general account, which is where yearend awards come from. There’s lots of room on the back of those
shirts, so lets’ fill it up!
I hope you can come out & support the youth at the Junior KSHA Spring show on May 21 & 22 in Hutchinson.
The funds raised go BACK to the kids in awards & Scholarships for the High School Seniors. Show your support & come enjoy a very fun atmosphere.
I truly feel that KSHA is going to grow & the future looks bright!
Youth Corner
Just some photos of the Lyons Hairy Horse Show and our youth in Leadline & Walk/Whoa
Aiden’s 1st horse show!
Destiny’s 1st time
at English riding!
Waylon blowing Kisses to
his Mom & the fans!
ORDER YOUR KSHA T-SHIRT
It has been a few years since KSHA had t-shirts. So this year the board is putting together an order. YOU can
have your business, horses name, your name or a memorial be included on the BACK of the shirt by sponsoring
it.!!! Pre Ordered shirts should be able to be picked up at the June Sunflower Classic (SR Show in Hutchinson
June 25 and 26) PRE-ORDERS AND Sponsorship's are due by the JR Show May 21 and 22 in Hutchinson!!!
PRE ORDERED T-Shirts $15,
Name Sponsorship on back $20.
T-Shirts will be
Royal Blue with
WHITE print.
More questions?
Contact Jasmine
or Becky
Order form is on
page 11 of this
newsletter.
Youth Corner
By Lauren August, Youth Corner Contributor
Lead line is a great way to introduce small children to the rewarding world of horse showing.
Everyone has been nervous to step into the show arena to perform. Since an adult is required to
lead the horse, the extra pressure is taken off the child, allowing them to enjoy the ride. Safety is a huge issue that is remedied in this class. Of course, there is always risk involved, but
when a handler is present, the likelihood of an accident is greatly reduced. Participants learn
the format of a class before taking on full responsibility of controlling a horse. Forget what to
do when the announcer calls for the line up? Not paying any attention whatsoever during the
class? No problem, the trusty leader will guide through the remainder of the class as the kid
sits atop the horse and takes the credit, plus some awesome prizes! After becoming acclimated
to showing through lead line, walk-trot classes are an encouraged stepping stone before accelerating into cantering classes. In the meantime, as the little kids are getting bored with brushing
horses and standing at the rail, saddle up and let them shine in lead line!
KSHA BOARD MEMBERS
Board members
Board Members
Board Members
Term Expires 2016
Term Expires 2017
Term Expires 2018
Becky Dillon
Bailey Bickham
Sarah Bussart
Carla Gregg
Terry Craft
Greg Jones
Jasmine Gimeson
Yvonne McCarthy
Cheryl Kozak
Katie Haynes
Jeannine McLain
Lavonnne Martin
Harlene Howie
Angela Price
Emily McEarchen
Diana VanDyke
Marie Sanger
Cathy Moore-Jensen
Yvonne Yearout
Jennifer Wadley
Debbie Parks
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WE ARE ON THE WEB!
WWW.KSHAONLINE.COM
2016 KSHA OFFICERS
President
Greg Jones
See Greg
[email protected]
Jasmine Gimeson
785-543-4361
[email protected]
Terry Craft
620-222-4464 leave msg.
[email protected]
Secretary
Cathy Moore-Jensen
316-207-1516
[email protected]
Treasurer
Becky Dillon
620-241-8040
[email protected]
1st Vice President
(Horse Show)
2nd Vice President
(Banquet)
“I’m NOT turning Gray—I’m Roaning out!”
IT’S TIME!!!!
Do you know what time it is?!!! It’s time to renew your membership dues & your Horse
Nominations! Enclosed with the newsletter is a membership form, on which you will find all
the information you need to fill out (family, single, youth, renewal) and more. Next page
shows memberships paid & horses that have been nominated. If you think you have paid, Contact treasurer
Becky Dillon. It is VERY important that you have this completely filled out, so that we know who is on your
membership AND that you Nominate your horses by show time! So don’t BLOW it & miss out on the year
awards! Also, if you can send this to Becky Dillon before the show it sure makes her paper work less, plus
you can spread out the cash :) !!
KSHA 2016 MEMBERSHIPS Paid
First
Last
Lauren
August
Linda
Bammes
Christine
Bartley
Allison
Beauchamp
Sarah & Matthew
Bengston
Bailey
Bickham
Kathryn
Breese
Val
Burgess
Sarah
Bussart
Lori
Carselowey
Debbie
Church
Dixie
Clark
Terry
Craft
Marie
Davis
Paula
Davis
Becky
Dillon
Maryann
Donoghue
Nancy
Edwards
Chelsea
Elmore
Paige
Farrar
Cindy
Ford
Zack & Jasmine
Gimeson
Carla
Gregg
Richard
Harmon
Katie
Haynes
Barb
Hess Losik
Harlene
Howey
Carol
Hull
Toni
Johnson
Dorothy
Jones
Gregory
Jones
Paityn
Kaminkow
Cheryl
Kozak
Erica
Kruckenberg
Brad & Gretchen Majher
Lavon
Martin
Samantha
Martinez
Yvonne
McCarthy
Alison
McCloud
Emily
McEachern
Jeannine
McLain
Amanda
Meinhardt
Olive
Moehring
Kathy & Peer
Moore-Jansen
Deidre & Jared
Moran & Barry
Charlie
Mueller
Debbie
Parks
Carol
Plybon
Charlotte
Poepperling
Angela
Price
Brooke
Sarah
Marcia
Brian J. & Erin
Brian E. & Marie
Shellby
Margaret
Melody
Diana
Dane & Jennifer
Linda
Krista & Jason
Jenny
Yvonne
Kane
Horse Nominated—2016
A fancy Mister
Aaziim's Parade of Grace
Adiel's Des-Z
Aladdinn's Flame
Aladdins Sultan
April Storm
Bey Alakazam
Brio Apache Tomahawk
Brothers Dakota Sky
Cav's Mighty Short Stack
CFT Easter Parade
CHA Little Mans Cowboy Cavalry
Chance's Warlock
Charlies N Paradise
Chocolate Cuervo
Cholita
CR San Peppy Mariah
Dirty Hearts A Fire
Don't Messwithme Buddy
Dukes Morning Mist
Dynamic Sweet Invite
Eyed Be A Dirty JJ
Facsimile
Fancy Time Chic
Fiona
Fleet Style Adell
Frog Legs
Gotta Lotta Scotch
Ima Cool Chillie
Jose Can You See
Just Say The Way
L A S R Timpani
LA Midnight Express
Rinot
Robinson
Samples
Sanger
Sanger
Steck
Toombs
Tucker
Van Dyke
Wadley
Wagnor
Wolff
Wright
Yearout
Young
Major Bluff
Meadowcreeks Showgirl
MeHe Midnights Bobby Sox
Mountainview's Peaches 'N Cream
MRA Aliheirofnobility
MRA Ice Queen
MRA Spirit Odyssay
MS Tardys Poco Irish
My Girl Holly
Never Enough
Only's Brown Conspiracy
Onlys Gnash Rambler
Orion's Constellation
Ozarks Last Hurrah
Phantom Cowboy
Pleasant Views Hot Shot To Be
Rattlesnake's Ysabela Marshal
Renn-Brook Mark Chestnut
Rooster Cogburn
RS Kennedi Molly Maguire
Serenity Acres Ordered a Snowdrift
Shemane Attraction
Skip N Cool Rhythm
Stack Half A Deck
Storm Chaser Plaudit
The Complete Version
The Gold Touch
Ultra Odyssey LE
What a Heaven Sent
Wildoak Silver Lining
Willy's Talkin Sweet
Wm Explozcion+
WR Prarie Clipper
WR The Hit Man
2015 RESULTS
LEADLINE
TH
5
JAMES SANGER 30
3RD LILY McEACHERN 40
3RD RYNN HARMON 40
2ND CHEVY DURR 46
1ST STORMIE BUSSART 97
REG.MINI. HORSE HALTER
5TH CHA LITTLE MAN’S COWBOY CAV-
5TH JAMES SANGER 30
TH
4
LILY McEACHERN 33
3RD RYNN HARMON 35
2ND KARLY DURR 45
1
ST
STORMIE BUSSART 82
American Saddlebred Halter
5TH LUCKY FOR YOU 22
3RD VELVET ELVIS 33
SHOWMANSHIP, 19 & OVER
4TH ROOSTER COGBURN 34
3
RD
2
ND
PHANTOM COWBOY 71
PLEASANTVIEW’S HOT SHOT TO B83
3RD BEY ALA KAZAM 87
2ND WAKANDA TANKA 90
1ST BRIO APACHE TOMAHAWK 108
REGISTERED ARABIAN HALTER
5TH DESPERADO’S AMIGA 20
4TH HOT PSYTY KNIGHT 27
3RD SG BINT SANDANNI 48
2ND LASR TIMPANI 62
1ST MRA SPIRIT ODYSSEY 118
REG. HALF-ARABIAN HALTER
3RD FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 74
2ND LAVON MARTIN 41
1ST CATHY MOORE-JANSEN 109
1 SERENITY’S ACRES ORDERED A
SNOWDRIFT 84
1ST ADEIL’S DES-Z 114
SHOW HACK
2ND ORION’S CONSTELLATION 37
1ST OZARK’S LAST HURRAH 38
HUNTER IN HAND
REG. PAINT/PINTO HALTER
3RD TD IMA QUARTER TOO 29
1ST PHANTOM COWBOY 69
REG. MINI. HORSE DRIVING
2ND EYED BE A DIRTY JJ 52
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 74
REG PALOMINO/BUCKSKIN/DUN HLTR
2ND IMA COOL CHILLIE 62
1
ST
MR BEDAZZLED 128
PONY HALTER
1
ST
FIONA 60
REG. QUARTER HORSE HALTER
1ST MEADOWCREEK’S SHOWGIRL 66
APPALOOSA/POA HALTER
3RD DARLENE WORTHINGTON 38
ST
3RD ONLY’S RAMBLER REFLECTION 33
2ND ONLY’S GNASH RAMBLER 42
1ST LAUREN AUGUST 68
ALRY 17
REGISTERED MORGAN HALTER
WALK/WHOA
2ND ALLISON BEAUCHAMP 51
5TH MS TARDYS POCO IRISH 19
4TH TD IMA QUARTER TOO 32
3
RD
IMA COOL CHILLIE 41
3RD PHANTOM COWBOY 54
2ND PLEASANTVIEW’S HOTSHOT TO BEE
87
1ST SERENITY’S SNOWDRIFT 93
PRAIRIE PLEASURE DRIVING
5TH FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 17
4TH PHANTOM COWBOY 43
3RD PLEASANTVIEW’S HOT SHOT TO B 65
2ND ADEIL’S DES-Z 118
1ST SG BINT SANDANNI 123
REGISTERED ARABIAN/HALF-ARABIAN
2ND SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 120
1
ST
MR BEDAZZLED 128
BEGINNER’S SHOWMANSHIP
DRIVING
2ND FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 29
1ST SG BINT SANDANNI 119
3RD KATHERIN COLLINS 23
ROADSTER TO BIKE
2ND RYLEE SANGER 32
3RD PHANTOM COWBOY 26
1ST RYNN HARMON 39
2ND PLEASANTVIEW’S HOT SHOT TO
SHOWMANSHIP, 10 & UNDER
1ST DEVLYN JOCHUM 54
SHOWMANSHIP, 11 – 18
2ND BEY ALA KAZAM 86
5TH PAYTON SANGER 24
1ST EH ANGELFIRE 100
4TH REBEKAH HARMON 25
3RD THOMAS HARMON 26
BEE 80
1ST SERENITY’S SNOWDRIFT 88
REG. MORGAN DRIVING
1ST ADIEL’S DES-Z 119
(Continued on page 7)
PLEASURE DRIVING, OPEN
3RD HARLEM’S LUCKY BUCK 34
5TH PHANTOM COWBOY 18
2ND ORION’S CONSTELL.
4TH FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 23
1ST OZARK’S LAST HURRAH 84
3RD PLEASANTVIEW’S HOT SHOT TO BEE
60
2
ND
SIDESADDLE
1ST MEADOWCREEK’S SHOWGIRL 23
SG BINT SANDANNI 108
REGISTERED ARABIAN/HALF-ARABIAN
1ST ADEIL’S DES-Z 115
BAREBACK EQUIT., 19 & OVER
2
ND
77
PAIGE FARRAR 27
1ST JASMINE GIMESON 28
5 GAITED, OPEN
1ST ONLY’S RAMBLER REFLECTION 24
American Saddlebred Show Pleasure, AMATUER, 3 GAITED ENGLISH, ANY AGE
4TH LUCKY FOR YOU 16
3
RD
2
ND
MR SCOTT COUNTY 23
1
ST
ONLY’S RAMBLER REFLECTION 26
VELVET ELVIS 21
AMER. SADDLEBRED COUNTRY
ENGLISH PLEASURE
4TH ALADDIN’S SULTAN 20
3
RD
FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 35
2ND SG BINT SANDANNI 78
1
ST
ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 101
REGISTERED ARABIAN/HALF-ARABIAN
HUNTER PLEASURE
3RD SG BINT SANDANNI 30
2ND FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 33
1ST ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 38
SADDLESEAT PLEASURE, OPEN
2ND LUCKY FOR YOU 22
1ST VELVET ELVIS 31
SADDLESEAT PLEASURE, 18 & UNDER
PLEASURE, 3 GAITED, ENGLISH
3RD RED HERRINGTON 18
3RD ONLY’S BROWN CONSPIRACY 21
2ND ONLY’S BROWN CONSPIRACY 37
2ND ONLY’S RAMBLER REFLECTION 22
1ST MOUNTAINVIEW’S PEACHES &
CREAM 43
1ST MOUNTAINVIEW’S PEACHES N
CREAM 31
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT SADDLESEAT
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT HUNTSEAT
EQUITATION, 11 – 18
PLEASURE, 11 – 18
1
ST
GREGORY MORGAN
1
ST
SADDLESEAT EQ., 18 & UNDER
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT HUNT SEAT
EQ.10 & UNDER
2
ND
1
ST
RYLEE SANGER 30
DEVLYN JOCHUM 54
BEG. WALK/TROT HUNT SEAT
EQUITATION, 11 – 18
1ST PEYTON SANGER 30
AMERICAN SADDLEBRED COUNTRY
PLEASURE, HUNTER
4TH RED HERRINGTON 33
STACK HALF A DECK 30
1
ST
KATE McCARTHY 21
KSHA APPR. ADULT WALK/TROT
ENGLISH EQUITATION
6TH YVONNE YEAROUT 41
5TH AMANDA MIENHART 49
4TH EMILY McEACHERN 54
3RD SARAH BUSSART 74
2ND DEBBIE PARKS 106
1ST CATHY MOORE-JANSEN 111
HUNT SEAT EQUI., 19 & OVER
2ND JENNIFER WADLEY 21
1ST PAIGE FARRAR 31
BEG. WALK/TROT HUNTSEAT
PLEASURE, 10 & UNDER
2ND MS TARDYS POCO IRISH 30
1ST EYED BE A DIRTY JJ 55
REG MORGAN ENGLISH PLR
1ST ADEIL’S DES-Z 105
HUNT SEAT PLEASURE, SR HORSE
3RD BITOMOS 23
2ND ADEIL’S DES-Z 28
1ST ULTRA ODYESSY LE 55
HUNTSEAT PLEASURE, 19 & Over
4TH ADIEL’S DES-Z 32
3RD BITOMOS 61
2ND MR BEDAZZLED 91
1ST ULTRA OYDESSY LE 106
HUNT SEAT PLEASURE, 18 & Under
2ND JOSE CAN YOU SEE 22
1ST FLIRTS SASSY PANTS 63
English Pleasure, Walk/trot, OPEN
6TH JOSE CAN YOU SEE 23
5TH LASR TIMPANI 33
4TH MAJOR BLUFF 70
3RD MR BEDAZZLED 91
2ND SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 99
1ST ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 116
HUNT SEAT PLEASURE, OPEN
5TH ADIEL’S DES-Z 23
4TH ALADDINS SULTAN 24
3RD BITOMOS 49
2ND MR BEDAZZLED 75
1ST ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 127
(Continued on page 8)
KSHA APPROVED ADULT WALK/TROT
BEG. WALK/TROT WESTERN PLEASURE,
AMERICAN SADDLEBRED COUNTRY
English Pleasure
10 & UNDER
PLEASURE, WSTRN
6TH BROTHER’S DAKOTA SKY 35
2ND MS TARDY’S POCO IRISH 29
5TH HARLEM’S LUCKY BUCK 24
5TH LASR TIMPANI 74
1ST EYED BE A DIRTY JJ 52
4TH ONLY’S GNASH RAMBLER 46
4TH MR BEDAZZLED 82
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT WESTERN
3rd ORION’S CONSTELLATION 54
3RD ADIEL’S DES-Z 100
PLEASURE, 11 – 18
2ND OZARK’S LAST HURRAH 58
2ND SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 113
3RD BROTHER’S DAKOTA SKY23
1ST MEADOWCREEK’S SHOWGIRL 70
1ST MAJOR BLUFF 116
2ND STACK HALF A DECK 29
REGISTERED ARABIAN/HALF-ARABIAN
ENGLISH EQ W/T, OPEN
5TH REBEKAH HARMON 21
1
ST
IMA COOL CHILLIE 53
Walk/Trot Western Pleasure, Open
4TH EMILY McEARCHEN 35
6TH FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 36
3RD PAIGE FARRAR 37
5TH IMA COOL CHILLIE 38
2ND SARAH BUSSART 52
3RD SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 40
1
ST
CATHY MOORE-JANSEN 66
REG PAINT/PINTO ENG PLEASURE
2ND ROCKEY AFFECTS 17
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 67
REG PALOMINO/BUCKSKIN/DUN
ENGLISH PLEASURE
2ND IMA COOL CHILLIE 41
1ST MR BEDAZZLED 120
REG Quarter Horse Hunter Under Saddle
3RD WAKANDA TANKA 40
2ND JOSE CAN YOU SEE 41
1ST BITOMOS 127
WESTERN PLEASURE, OPEN
3RD STACK HALF A DECK 19
2ND MY GIRL HOLLY 22
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 23
WESTERN PLEASURE, SR. HORSE
3RD MY GIRL HOLLY 20
3RD IMA COOL CHILLIE 33
2ND STACK HALF A DECK 23
2ND MR BEDAZZLED 92
1ST ADIEL’S DES-Z 91
1ST BITOMOS 99
Beg’s Saddleseat Pls,Walk/Trot, 18 & Under
1ST LATIN DOLL 23
SADDLESEAT PLEASURE, 19 & OVER
2ND LUCKY FOR YOU 18
1ST MR SCOTT COUNTY 34
DISCIPLINED RAIL, ENGLISH
1ST ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 102
WESTERN PLEASURE, LADIES
3RD TD IMA QUARTER TOO 25
2ND ADIEL’S DES-Z 76
1ST BITOMOS 82
WESTERN Pleasure, 18 & UNDER
1ST STACK HALF A DECK 23
Western Horsemanship,18 & under
1ST THOMAS HARMON 24
Western Horsemanship, 19 & OVER
2ND BECKY DILLON 42
1ST JENNIFER WADLEY 78
WESTERN PLEASURE
2ND SG BINT SANDNNI 35
1ST FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 79
REGISTERED PALOMINO/BUCKSKIN/
DUN WESTERN PLEASURE
2ND MR DUN BEEN TROUBLE 24
1ST IMA COOL CHILLIE 62
REG. PAINT/PINTO WESTERN PLESURE
4TH DUKE’S MORNING MIST 24
3RD ROCKEY AFFECTS 29
2ND TD IMA QUARTER TOO 41
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 78
DISCIPLINED PAIL, WESTERN
3RD JOSE CAN YOU SEE 20
3RD MY GIRL HOLLY 20
2ND LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 79
1ST BITOMOS 99
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT WESTERN
HORSEMANSHIP, 10 & UNDER
2ND RYLEE SANGER 28
1ST DEVLYN JOCHUM 52
BEGINNER’S WALK/TROT WESTERN
HORSEMANSHIP, 11 – 18
1st PEYTON SANGER 31
Kansas Saddle Horse Assoc.
WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP,
WALK/TROT, OPEN
6TH REBEKAH HARMON 23
TH
5
TH
4
3
RD
2
ND
LAUREN AUGUST 32
DEB PARKS 44
JENNIFER WADLEY 59
1ST ULTRA ODYSSEY LE 84
REG. QUARTER HRS WSTRN. PLEASURE
Mr. Nero Annual Award
3RD TD IMA QUARTER TOO 33
DEVLYN JOCHUM
2ND IMA COOL CHILLIE 36
1ST BITOMOS 98
REINING, OPEN
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 38
KSHA APPR. Adult Walk/Trot Westn Pls.
6TH BB SOLID GOLD PEPPY 29
TH
BROTHER’S DAKOTA SKY 38
TH
MAJOR BLUFF 54
5
4
TRAIL, OPEN
1ST SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 114
RANCH HORSE
1
ST
LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 62
TH
5
EMILY McEACHERN 18
DEB STOREY 31
1
2
ND
1
ST
LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 59
IN HAND TRAIL
TH
ROOSTER COGBURN 29
RD
WAKANDA TANKA 34
4
3
2ND PHANTOM COWBOY 56
1ST SERENITY’S SNOWDRIFT 92
WALK/TROT TRAIL
2ND EYED BE A DIRTY JJ 43
1ST SKIP N COOL RYTHYM 100
SUPERHORSE
4 SARAH BUSSART 38
3
DEB PARKS 100
2ND ADEIL’S DES-Z 18
LAVON MARTIN 111
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 24
CATHY MOORE-JANSEN 117
REG. MORGAN WESTERN PLEASURE
1ST ADIEL’S DES-Z 135
WESTERN PLEASURE, JUNIOR HORSE
3RD MR DUN BEEN TROUBLE 19
OZARK’S LAST HURRAH
Overall Highpoint Half Arabian
Overall Highpoint Arabian
ST
th
RD
Irene Zane Memorial Perpetual Trophy
1ST CHARLIE’S N PARADISE 59
WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
6
ONLY’S RAMBLER REFLECTION
FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS
KSHA APPROVED ADULT WALK/TROT
TH
Battle Banner Perpetual Trophy
3RD MY GIRL HOLLY 22
3RD WAKANDA TANKA 96
2ND ADEIL’S DES-Z 107
LAUREN WALTY
4TH MR DUN BEEN TROUBLE 21
CATHY MOORE-JANSEN 60
1ST LAVON MARTIN 77
Cleo Ray Perpetual Trophy
ULTRA ODYSSEY LE
Annual Unregistered Horse Award
3RD WR PRAIRIE CLIPPER
2ND DUN SO HANDSOME
1ST FIONA
Jr. Perpetual Award for Sportsmanship
Lauren August
19 & Over Walk/Trot Exhibitor of the Year
Cathy Moore-Jensen
Okie’s Jasmine Memorial Award
LA Midnight Express
Commanders’ Power Play Award
SPECIAL ANNUAL AWARDS
Meadowcreeks’ Showgirl
Junior Walk/Trot Exhibitors of the Year
Betty Robinson Memorial Adult Sportsmanship
2
ND
PEYTON SANGER
Terry Craft
1
ST
DEVLYN JOCHUM
Overall High Point Horse Award
Junior Exhibitor of the Year
2ND CHARLIES IN PARADISE 47
5th ANGELIC SELL 35
1ST LA MIDNIGHT EXPRESS 74
5TH LAUREN WALTY 35
REGISTERED ARABIAN/HALF-ARABIAN
4TH THOMAS HARMON 58
NATIVE COSTUME
3RD KATE McCARTHY 60
3RD FLIRT’S SASSY PANTS 40
2ND REBEKAH HARMON 77
2ND SG BINT SANDANNI 81
1ST LAUREN AUGUST 90
Adiel’s Des Z
APRIL 2016
KSHA HORSESHOW SCHEDULE—2016
DATE
SHOW NAME/
LOCATION
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CONTACT INFO.
SPONSOR
May 21-22
KSHA Jr. Show
Spring Fling
May 28-29
June 25-26
BAR K BAR Arena
KSHA
Lyons, KS
KSHA Show
Kansas State Fairgrounds, Expo
Sunflower Futurity KSHA
Horse show; KS Pinto Asso.
Sept. 3-4
KSHA With Kansas State Fair
ApHC
Carla Gregg
Center, Hutchinson, KS
Kansas Pinto Assoc. with
Senior Classic/Sunflower Clas-
July 23-24
Kansas State Fairgrounds, Expo
Jasmine Gimeson
Jasmine Gimeson
Center, Hutchinson, KS
BAR K BAR Arena
Jasmine Gimeson
Lyons, KS
Kansas State Fairgrounds,
Becky Dillon
Hutchinson, KS
Sept 16-18
Salina Charity/ASAK
Salina, KS
Yvonne McCarthy
Oct. 29 & 30
KSHA—Haunting Good Time
Bar K Bar Arena
Jasmine Gimeson
Lyons, KS
SAFETY IN THE SHOW PEN “The Arena is Open
else’s ride, please!
for Warm-up.” These words are something every per-
DO watch where you are going & be courteous to the
son showing horses listens for. Sometimes this may be
the ONLY time you & your horse have in the arena before your class. But, it needs to be a time when we use
our SAFETY around horses & people.
DON’T—stop on the rail & back up in traffic! You
wouldn’t do this in your car, why would you on a horse!
DON’T—stop on the rail and visit with your friend who
other riders.
DO help young riders that need guidance sometimes. But
do it in a KIND, CARING manner, not a yell at them to
get your point across. Remember, we all have to start
somewhere.
BE CAREFUL in the staging area. Some arenas don’t have
a great warm up place (like the Hutch arena), but only a
is outside the arena. A quick tip is one thing; a conversa- small area for staging & warm up. If you want to really
tion is another!
warm up—go to the warm up arena & don’t do spins &
DON’T—let someone hold your horse thru the fence
such in the staging area. And for those waiting in the stag-
while you get a drink. Take your horse outside the arena ing area, don’t leave your mounting block or grooming
& let them hold it out there.
bag in the way… it’s a staging area, not a grooming room.
DON’T– stop & do your schooling in the show ring until Safety, Safety, Safety! No ribbon is worth someone getyou have checked the horses behind you! It’s your
choice to do that to your horse, don’t mess up someone
ting hurt. Let’s be careful out there!
APRIL 2016 NEWSLETTER
PAGE 11
With the recent wildfires in Kansas, this seemed like a pretty
appropriate article to share.
Copied from Equus Magazine
One hour to Evacuation…….
An Emergency Evacuation Kit
With just a few minutes of planning and Preparation, you
can make sure you’re equipped to move your horses to
safety in an emergency.
Time is of the essence when you’re evacuating your horses
in the face of a natural disaster or another emergency. If a
fire, flood or hurricane threatens, you won’t have time to gather and organize all the equipment necessary for passage to safety. Add in a high level of anxiety—among both animals and people—and an
emergency evacuation can become a nightmare. By planning ahead, however, you can ensure that you
won’t needlessly waste time when dealing with an emergency.
To help you prepare, we’ve canvassed various state and federal emergency management programs and
compiled a list of suggestions for an equine emergency evacuation kit. Gather the items appropriate for
your situation and place them in a single container that you can grab easily: A large plastic trash can, for
instance, has plenty of storage space and can also be used to hold water during an actual evacuation.
When you’re finished, store the kit in an out-of-the-way place that will be easy to access in an emergency. Then try to leave it largely untouched—if you “raid” it for items for routine use, you’ll risk coming up
short in an actual emergency. In addition, it’s wise to revisit your kit every six months or so to replenish
perishables, update paperwork and make sure batteries are charged.
Documentation
Place the following items in a folder, then seal it in a plastic zip-lock bag.
• veterinary contact information
• insurance contact information
• proof of negative Coggins tests for each animal
• documents that could help prove ownership, such as microchip information or brand registration
• current photographs of each horse
• detailed instructions for anyone who may need to care for your horses, including medication needs
and important veterinary history
• map of the local area with any emergency facilities highlighted
Tack
• leather or breakaway halters (one for each horse that would be evacuated, plus an extra)
• cotton lead ropes (one for each horse that would be evacuated, plus an extra)
Feed and Water
* Hay nets that can be filled prior to evacuation
* Enough feed for 3 to 7 days, stored in original bags that have been placed in large, plastic garbage bags
* Water Buckets, Feed tubs or nose bags
* A large plastic trash can with lid for storing water (fill it up before you evacuate)
First Aid/health care
• an equine first-aid kit, including elastic bandages, gauze squares, Betadine, scissors, wound salve or
spray, thermometer and eyewash
• leg wraps and bandages
• fly spray
• medications, along with dosing information that identifies recipients by name, color and markings
• hoof pick, rasp and nippers for removing shoes
• twitch
Tools
• flashlight
• battery-operated radio
• wire cutters
• blankets
• trash bags
• pocketknife or “all-in-one” tool
• duct tape
• twine
• heavy gloves
• cattle/animal marking crayon (available through livestock supply catalogs)
Along with preparing an emergency evacuation kit, it is a very good idea to make sure every horse in
your care will load easily. Do some quick trial runs, and school these horses who tend to be hesitant
or uncooperative in loading. The last thing you’ll need as danger approaches is a horse who refuses to
get on a trailer. When the Colorado fires happened, people could not get their horses to load & had to
LEAD them out of the canyons! Past fire trucks , sirens, smoke & flames.
Editors Note:
Trailer Tires – we all have the “I’ll fix it next week” theory, but next week may be when we need the
trailer in an emergency. If at all possible, keep the tires in good, working condition.
Fuel in Vehicle – Make sure to keep your truck at least 1/2 full. I have been trying to do a better job
of keeping it fuller. And in the case of an emergency, you don’t’ want to have to fight the other “idiots”
at the gas pump who are also trying to get out of the emergency area.
Power goes out—If you loose electricity, what all will you NOT be able to do? Possibly get the garage
door open to get your vehicle out, draw water if you are on a well, fuel stations can not pump gas
without fuel, or charge up your phone.
DON’T wait until it is too late to get out! Do it early, have a plan & be safe.
Kansas Saddle Horse Association
c/o Debbie Church
2230 S Hoover Rd.
Newton, KS. 67114
Hi kids! I’m Back!!!
Yes, Greg & company twisted my arm enough to help with KSHA again, & I volunteered to do the newsletters again. My life
has settled into more of a routine. I won’t say normal, because the only normal thing that is normal at my house is the setting
on my washing machine!
The goal is to email the newsletter to members as much as possible. This is much faster & easier than paper copy, but those
that don’t have computer access will have it mailed to them. But if you can receive it via email, that’s awesome.
The newsletter will be on the webpage. So if you know someone that doesn’t have a computer, please share the newsletter
with them, including people that don’t belong to KSHA, maybe they would like to join!
I again will be taking suggestions for articles for the newsletter, just email me.
While life changes, we all have to pull the strings to make such a great organization work. We had several new riders at the
Lyons show & I hope several new members too. PLEASE make them all feel welcome to join our association. Also, if you know
someone that hasn’t joined in the last couple of years, ask them why? It may simply be finances, it may be they aren’t showing
this year, or they may have felt unwelcome or had a problem with something. Only by talking can we improve & bring back our
awesome membership.
As always:
Debbie
“Happy Trails
to you, Until we meet again!”
“No hour of life
is wasted that is spent
in the Saddle”