Dec 2013 - Maritime Quarter Horse Association

If undeliverable, return to:
MQHA c/o Janice Pearson
1760 Route 870, Springfield NB E5T 2J2
Congratulations to Jamie Pearson and her horse Jackson – our 2013
December cover photo contest winner.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
from MQHA
December 2013
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Editorial December 2013
Congrats to Jamie Pearson and her horse Jackson
grass, and getting fat and fuzzy but I have mixed
for her gorgeous photo submitted by her mother
emotions about it. While nearing the end of show
Janice for our cover contest  I want to thank
season I look forward to and enjoy the break of the
everyone who submitted photos. They were well
hustle and bustle that showing brings but I feel
received by my friend who judged them; she had a
somewhat lost not riding or even going to the barn
hard time selecting the winner. You will find the
every day. I miss hanging out with my sisters
other submissions scattered throughout this
regularly and even miss the extra exercise I get.
edition of the Journal.
Maybe I should convince Larry that he really needs
I want to send out sincere thanks to the BOD for all
an indoor riding arena!
their hard work for the Year End Awards and
Oh well, I’ll just have to get my butt in the saddle
Banquet this year – the awards were thoughtfully
(or even bareback) and ride more than usual out in
chosen, the auction successful and overall it was a
the snow this winter.
great evening.
Sitting here writing this editorial as I look out my
Happy Holidays from my family to yours and I
hope you’ve enjoyed the past year of Journals.
picture window at the lovely snow falling I am
both happy and sad thinking of how much change
this season brings with regard to my family’s
activities with the horses.
Karyn Roy lives in Irishtown, NB with her husband Wally,
daughter Vanessa and son Theo. She has been showing
horses since she was 4 and MQHA for 28 years.
I’m sure Sasha is glad to be out in the pasture,
running around with all the other horses, eating
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MQHA 2014 Board of Directors and Officers
Susan Cameron – President, Shows, Social, Banquet
818 HWY 357, PO Box 14, Musquodoboit Hbr, NS BOJ
2LO [email protected]
Melissa Hanscome – 1st Vice President
[email protected]
Myrna Steeves– Past President
506-756-2504 | [email protected]
Stephen Hutchison – 2nd Vice President, Policies,
Sponsorship, Spokesperson
(h) 506-214-2300 (c) 506-639-5905
[email protected]
Melissa Hicken – Secretary, Shows
125 Lloyd Westaway Rd. Montague PE, C0A 1R0
[email protected]
Wally McNutt - Auction, Recreational Riding
308 WM George Johnston Rd. East Mountain, NS B6L
2Y6
(h) 902- 897-4073 | [email protected]
Susan Vaughan - Treasurer, Membership, Year End
Awards
11 Duval Court Fredericton, NB E3B 6Y7
(h) 506-450-0999 | [email protected]
Janice Pearson – Communication
1760 Route 870 Springfield, NB E5T 2J2
(h) 506-485-1100 |
[email protected]
Susan Chestnut -Equine Review,
Social
39 Bartlett Ave, Hampton,
NB E5N 5G9 [email protected] l h(506)
832-3475
Krista Mollins – Youth
6 Mollins Cres, Moncton, NB E1E 4L6
krista [email protected]
John Perkins - Sponsorship, Equine Review
(h) 506-832-3219 l [email protected]
Shelley Arsenault – Youth
46 Isington St, Moncton, NB E1G 1L6
[email protected]
MQHA Honorary Members
William Gentile, Gerald Dixon, Ralph Gillis,
Walter McLean, Ardyth Temple,
Allan Henderson, Boyd MacDonald,
Cyril & Flo McInnis
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A Message from the 2014 MQHA President
To the members of MQHA,
Hello everyone, we hope you enjoyed the banquet this year! For those of you who could not attend, our attendance
grew to 97 and the auction raised approximately $4700.00! We really enjoyed seeing everyone out and commend you
all on your achievements. Thanks to all that contributed their time to make it a success!
I am happy to say that the MQHA Board of Directors for 2014 are a great group of enthusiastic members ready to serve
the club with positive energy! I would like to thank Myrna Steeves for leading our director's in a productive direction
this past year and look forward to having her continue serving on the board in this coming year.
Through creating better communication within MQHA, we have been able to achieve a more positive outlook within
the club, we will continue to grow this in the coming year. With your input we strive to make choices that will suite the
wants and needs of our members. The Board of Directors encourage you to join in making MQHA a better place!
Sincerely,
Susan Cameron
President, MQHA
December Journal Highlights
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Fall Classic Futurity Results
8
Youth
11
“Back to Ring” by Susan Vaughan
17
Banquet Pics
23
“Buckle Up” Helmet Changes
30
Fun Zone
32
Coach’s Corner
35
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2013 Fall Classic Futurity/Jackpot Results – Sept 20-22/13
Palmer Point Farms Non Pro Halter $500.00 added. Total Payout $756.00
Go
1
Go
2
Final
Horse
Exhibitor
$$
1
2
1
That’s One Cool Kid
Krista Burley
$257.04
3
1
2
Born To Promote
Michael Sullivan
$183.33
2
3
3
Zips Lazy Legacy
Leslie Holmes
$126.63
4
7
4
Sweet Art Rock
Hannah Searle
$62.37
8
4
5
Zippos Good N Fancy
Emma Damery
$51.03
7
5
6
Color Me Lucrative
Donna Blacklock
$37.80
6
6
7
OHK Krymsun Zipped
Joan Livingstone
$22.68
5
8
8
Attest Te Cowboy
Sherman Elderkin
$15.12
Placing
Novice Youth Showmanship Jackpot $250.00 added. Total Payout $410
Go
1
Go
2
Final
3
1
1
1
3
2
4
2
3
2
4
4
5
6
5
7
5
6
Horse
Exhibitor
$$
Placing
Zippos Good N Fancy
Emma Damery
$155.80
Taylor Arsenault
$90.20
Krymsun N Lace
Erica Sutherland
$61.50
Invest With Envy
Candace Atwood
$45.10
Detailed Toa Krymsun
Hannah Facey
$32.80
Zips Lazy Legacy
Madison Holmes
$24.60
Artifact Option
Advance Savings Credit Union - MQHYA Lope For Cash - $500.00 added.
Total Payout $903.20
Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery - $903.20
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Novice Amateur Horsemanship Jackpot $250.00 added. Total Payout $270.04
Go
1
Go
2
1
1
2
Final
Horse
Exhibitor
$$
1
Assets Hot Rebel
Susan Cameron
$119.32
2
2
Hey Green Eyes
Stephanie Van’t Hof
$69.08
3
3
3
Lopin In Bluegrass
Jacqueline Kelly
$47.10
4
4
4
Duly’s Last Asset
Brandy Devine
$34.54
Placing
MQHA Open Trail $500.00 added. Total Payout $447.00
Go
1
Go
2
1
1
Final
Horse
Placing
1
Owner
$$
(Exhibitor)
One Hot Sinsation
Leslie Hinton
$226.48
(Derek Hanscome)
2
2
2
Spice Of Hour Life
Janice Williams
$131.12
(Derek Hanscome)
3
3
3
Zips Lazy Legacy
Madison Holmes
$89.40
(Derek Hanscome)
Photos submitted for the cover contest by Laura Robertson – horses at Krymsun Farms
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Proud Sponsor of the
Maritime Quarter Horse Youth Association
Lope for Cash
Moncton | Riverview | Petitcodiac | Salisbury
506.855.2728
www.advancesavings.ca
Investing in our Youth
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MQHYA
Youth News!
Youth Committee Report
March 2013 Youth Weekend
29 youth, 1 parent and a scurry of boots, hats and mittens arrive at Schneider Mountain for our annual
youth weekend.
9 youth were participants throughout the show season and the 20 were children that just wanted to join in
on the fun as well as a few who may show in the future.
They participated in team building activities as well as games, had an obstacle course and later a trail ride
with Mitch Barbour, a bonfire with smores and spider dogs and finished the evening with a movie.
The next day we held a mini meeting; discussing what the club was about and the board members gave a
showmanship clinic.
Equine Review
This was quite successful for the youth but when revisiting our means of fund raising, it was a bit too
substantial as one ticket sale was the norm per purchaser.
Fundraising included: bake sale, tickets on mittens donated by Bernadette Fowler, tickets on fire pit
donated by Craig Manufacturing, ceramic mugs, 50/50 draw and Krista and Shelley made hamburg soup
and chili to sell at lunch time.
Friday evening set up consisted of 3 youth and Saturday/ Sunday there were 8 youth in total to man the
youth booth as well as the used tack sale. They were long days for these youth but they held up like
troopers. Any extra help for the year to come would be extremely beneficial.
June Show
Parents and youth were invited to a mini meeting held in the arena on the Saturday night. Approximately
20 youth and 2 parents arrived.
The youth that participated in the equine review had won a pizza party and they generously donated it to
this meeting.
We discussed guidelines to being on the Congress Youth Team as well as the August YTT.
We then played minute to win it games with a lot of laughs!
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August Show
For the YTT we had 20 youth participating. They made tie die t-shirts instead of banners and were in favor
of the change. We added games to the menu as to allow youth that were not showing to be able to earn
points for their team.
The youth joined in for the OK Corral and music equipment was provided gratis by Gary Jamieson.
The closing ceremonies for the YTT were very nice. We would really like to encourage parents, coaches to
show their support to the youth by filling the stands. The youth work and play hard for this weekend!!!
Congress
2 Maritime youth were joined by 2 members of the Quebec team to go to Congress to represent. MQHYA
provided the entry fee, team jackets as well as a portion of the stall fee for the 2 MQHYA youth.
A huge congratulation to Paget Houston!
We also would like to thank Carol Houston for taking the youth advisor role for us as we were not able to
attend this year.
In all, it has been a fabulous first year as youth advisors and working together as a team: youth, parents,
coaches and the board… it can only get better. We hope to continue growing our club which allow us to
provide so much more opportunities for our youth.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing all of you next year!
Sincerely,
Shelley Arsenault
Krista Jamieson
Photos submitted for the cover contest…..
Asha Magee and Lopin in Bluegrass and Meaghan Perry and Hope Hes Hot
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MQHYA
2014 MQHYA OFFICERS AND
BOARD MEMBERS
President - Taylor Arsenault
Emma Damery - Vice President
Treasurer - Mikayla Jamieson
Secretary - Maia Green
MQHA YOUTH ADVISORS
Krista Mollins
506-874-3000 [email protected]
Shelley McAnespy Arsenault
506-872-5325 [email protected]
Message from the MQHYA President:
Being the president of this club is a huge honor!
Not only do I get to spend time doing what I
love- riding horses - but I get to do it with
people that I love. Riding takes up a large part
of my life and I'm grateful to be part of
something that allows me to pursue it. Just
being part of the Youth Association is, by far
one of the most positive things that has
influenced my life, but to be a leader is more
than I could have ever asked for. I hope
everyone is as excited for 2014 as I am. Good
luck.
As this year’s president I would like to give a
warm welcome to the new and returning
Maritime Quarter Horse Youth Association
Board! We have multiple new and refreshing
ideas for activities and fundraisers for the
coming year, I hope to see everyone at the
Equine Review and the shows to participate. I
am definitely looking forward to this season with
my fellow youth; on and off of the show grounds.
Although we aren't 100% sure of all of our
events, I'm positive that they will turn out just as
successfully as last year!
Taylor Arsenault
We are looking for more
youth members.
Please contact us if you
are interested. Everyone
is welcome.
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MQHYA
MQHYA Membership Form 2014
Where success is not measured by ribbon and points, but by smiles and opportunities.
The 2013 membership fee is $5.00 and you must be a current member of MQHA.
Name:____________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________ Postal Code: ______________
Phone: ___________________________ E-mail: ____________________________
Date of Birth_____________________
Do you have a Quarter Horse? __________ Do you show your Quarter Horse? _______
What are your favourite classes? _____________________________________________
Are you be interested in participating in Youth Team Tournaments? Yes
No (Circle One)
Would you be interested in participating at Congress?
Yes No
Are you interested in a Youth Weekend?
Yes
No
What would you like to do that weekend? (ex Lectures, games, mini clinics)
______________________________________________________________________
Are you interested in participating in Fund Raisers and what kind of Fund Raisers?
______________________________________________________________________
What would you like to do in the evenings at shows?
______________________________________________________________________________
Are you interested in participating in the Regional 6 Youth Team Tournament? _____________
Which classes?____________________________________________________________
Thank you and Welcome to MQHYA!
Please return this form and your membership fee (payable to MQHYA) to:
Maritime Quarter Horse Youth Association
c/o Susan Vaughan
11 Duval Ct, Fredericton, NB E3B 6Y7
[email protected] - ph: 506-450-0999
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2014 MQHA Membership Form
New Application
Renewal
 Individual Membership ($30)
 Family Membership ($40)
 Individual Membership ($30)
 Family Membership ($40)
NOTE: A family membership consists of two adults and youth aged children all residing in the same household.
Please indicate the Category of each individual using the category codes as follows:
O – Open
A -Amateur
Last Name
NA – Novice Amateur
First Name
Y - Youth
NY – Novice Youth
Date of Birth
Category
(Youth Only)
Contact Information:
Address: __________________________________________________________
_________________________________ Postal Code: ______________
Phone: ___________________________ Fax: ___________________________
E-mail: ____________________________________________________________
Do you wish to receive your newsletter via e-mail? (check one)
Yes
No
Are you willing to be a volunteer in the areas that interest you?
Yes
No
Are you willing to help in finding sponsorship for the Association?
Yes
No
Areas of interest (list here) :
The MQHA is committed to ensuring the privacy of its member’s personal information. The information provided on this form allows the MQHA to
inform you about events and activities and to notify you of issues, events or special offers which may be of interest to you. By becoming a member,
you are giving the MQHA permission to contact you by way of the information you provide. The information on our membership list will be kept
confidential and is only made accessible to members of the MQHA Board of Directors in order to conduct MQHA business and will not be available
for outside commercial purposes. By signing this form you agree to these terms on behalf of yourself and any other family members listed above.
Signature: _________________________________________ Date:______________________________
Membership applications will be processed upon receipt of the appropriate fees. Make cheques payable to:
Maritime Quarter Horse Association
c/o Susan Vaughn
11 Duval Ct, Fredericton, NB E3B 6Y7
[email protected] - ph: 506-450-0999
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Back to the Ring
by Susan Vaughan
Growing up the Fredericton Pony Club was practically
in our back yard. Who would have thought 46 years
after joining I would still be totally absorbed in that
wonderful passion horses, or after 35 years of not
showing would be going back in the ring to compete.
So much credit for what I have had goes to my Mom.
Her total love of animals and unending financial
support made everything happen for me and provided
me some amazing horses - September Dawn,
Bluenoser, and The Loyalist. My first instructor, Lynda
Forbes left her mark creating in me the total
horseperson, always meticulous horse care and total
horsemanship.
I have memories of Herb Best, Derek Hanscome and
John Perkins showing at the open shows when I
showed as a kid. I showed on the open circuit up until
my university years but career and raising a family put
showing on hold. However there was always a horse in
the barn where I could go every day, shovel my
worries away and sing at the top of my lungs in the
arena where I hope no one ever heard me.
and shavings hauler, manure hauler and horse feeder.
Our dining room is a tack room – really!
In the fall of 2012 a health scare forced me to focus on
my health and the switch to healthy eating and
exercise. This and my mom’s illness and passing (she
so wanted to see me ride again) and total support
from Sarah and Andrew, and Melissa Hanscome
training and pushing me, I started riding again. I tried
western first on Bella but it “just wasn’t working” so I
went back to my original roots, hunt seat on the mare
from hell, Macy, who seemed to suit me just fine. We
are pretty much alike!
I was only brave enough at Skowhegan to try halter
but by Sussex everyone encouraged me to ride and
well I spent all that money on new gear and clothes so
in I went and to my amazement got around in one
piece, numerous times! Funniest thing was having
Sarah, Andrew and Melissa all at different points
around the ring and my Dad (mostly at Vonda’s
canteen) supporting me.
I am so lucky - not too many Moms still spend
countless hours in the barn and many weekends with
their 20 some year old kids. Now retired I have more
time with my horses and everyone is pushing me to
get back at it for next season. The saying “you’re never
too old” applies to me. Looking forward to the 2014
show season!
Susan is your MQHA Treasurer and is happily retired and
living in Fredericton with her family.
Naturally with my background I had my kids on horses
as soon as they could walk, maybe earlier. I became
my mother - supporting, driving to lessons and yes
funding. Since purchasing our first quarter horse,
Investa Cruise our stable has grown to 4. All the time
being more than happy being barn mom and chief
horse show groom, spending countless hours on the
road to Quarter Horse shows including our dream trip
for Sarah and Ripple My Zziple to the Congress. Thank
God for a great husband, Jerome, who puts up with all
this – hauling horses everywhere, barn repairman, hay
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MQHA - Classifieds
The journal is a great way to advertise
items that you have for sale.
Did you know? Each MQHA
Members get 1 FREE ad per issue
(additional ads will be invoiced at $10 each).If
you are not a member, it is only $10 per
classified ad.
Foal announcements are free!
Please e-mail your classified ads to:
[email protected]
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Send in your classifieds and
foal announcements!
MQHA Classifieds
Ultimate all-rounder for sale - Hez Too Hot To Touch.
$15,000 open to offers. Requires NO lunging.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJt45-_Sz7k.
Contact: [email protected]
Youth and Family
Innovative Opportunities
We Want to Make Horses More Accessible
AQHA is committed to making access to horses
more available. One such program will use
All rounder for sale - Doin It For Pleasure.
$8500.00.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsNCVlNO
dDU.
Contact [email protected] for more info.
technology to find new pathways to horseback
experiences. This initiative, Digital Oats, strengthens
the bond young children have with horses through
games and activities while educating parents about
all
the
health
benefits
horses
bring
More
information about the progress of this effort is
available at Digital-Oats.com.
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Communications
page. As of last night the Hi Point award list had
received 462 views. This is our lowest cost, most
This past year has been very busy for the
communications committee.
easily updated communication tool.
MQHA had information booths at both the
A new journal format was designed and
January Thaw and the Equine Review sharing
implemented. The distribution of this journal was
information about our club and AQHA with horse
offered by email and mail to current members,
enthusiasts.
sponsors and advertisers. Many chose to receive
an email copy vs. mail. Preparing the journal
involves gathering reporting and input from
board committees and advertisers, requesting
input from trainers and stables, generating a
fresh cover and sourcing industry information to
include. Laying this data out, printing the journal
and distributing the journal has proven to be a
significant undertaking. The committee chose to
break the journal preparation down into tasks
and divide these tasks among the 3 committee
Looking forward to the next year, we would
encourage photo capturing at MQHA events and
photo sharing by yourselves on our Facebook
page. Our greatest feedback from members has
been in reaction to photos of ourselves and our
horses.
During the upcoming year bulk email
limitations with Hotmail and Gmail need to be
addressed and a solution found to simplify this
process.
Respectfully, Communications Committee
members.
Our website received a behind the scenes
upgrade early in 2013. The new program behind
the website, Word Press, was chosen as a means
of allowing myself to be able to easily update the
site. It is similar to Microsoft Office Applications.
Since the conversion, the page has been updated
regularly and feedback confirms that the page is
now used by the membership as a reference. The
Equine Review site was transferred to the MQHA
website and is now easily updated by myself.
This fall work has been done to update the
photos on the site. This is something that will
continue as time allows.
Our Facebook page has been a huge success this
year. It has been kept fresh and up to date.
Starr – photo submitted for cover contest by Destiny
Hundreds of people view posts on our Facebook
Davidson
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MQHA Members:
2013 has been an amazing year and I am proud to have been part of it all!! I felt I saw a group of people
come together and help each other out in many different areas, both inside and outside the show pen. It is
wonderful to see exactly what can happen when people work together for a common goal.
Your 2013 Directors worked hard to make “OUR” club a fun place to be, but with that being said it is “YOU”
the membership that truly made this year a remarkable year, you laughed, you supported, you had fun at the
shows, and encouraged each other, you all should be very proud!!
Thank you for letting me be part of this amazing group. I was proud to be your President!!!
All the Best to everyone in 2014!!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Myrna Steeves, Past President
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Professional Center
Centrally Located
654 Main St, Sussex NB
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506-433-8474
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George Smith Professional Forever Healthy Allergy Clinic Remax Real Estate
Sussex Bake Shop Greco Pizza Mikes Barbor Shop
Sussex Physio Therapy SunLife Financial/ Blue Cross Dr. Kendra Gilmore
PROUD SPONSOR of MQHA
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YEAR END
AWARDS
BANQUET
The
2014 Board of Directors
following
photo
spread from the MQHA
2013 Year End Awards
Banquet and Auction has
been kindly sponsored by
Dr. James
Parrott &
2014 Board of Directors
Palmer Point
Farms
Breeder of Quality Halter
Horses.
Great Selection of Auction Items
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The next set of pics are of the Banquet Attendees at their tables –
Smiles all around 
YEAR END
AWARDS
BANQUET
The
following
photo
spread from the MQHA
2013 Year End Awards
Banquet and Auction has
been kindly sponsored by
R Stevens
Mechanical
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MQHYA - 2013 HI-POINT AWARD WINNERS
Novice Youth Aged Mares
Winner – Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Youth Hunt Seat Equitation
Winner – A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Reserve – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Youth Aged Mares
Winner - Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Youth Trail
Winner – Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery
Reserve - Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Novice Youth Aged Geldings
Winner – A Cool Skip N Zip – Danielle MacEachern
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Youth Western Pleasure
Winner – Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve – Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery
Novice Youth Performance Geldings
Winner – Invited To Krymsun – Emily MacEachern
Reserve – Pretty Hot One – Maia Greene
Youth Western Pleasure
Winner – Shake An Bake – Jasmine Lord
Reserve – None Qualified
Small Fry Showmanship
Winner – Meaghan Perry
Reserve – Vanessa Roy
Small Fry Western Pleasure
Winner - Meagan Perry
Reserve - Jillian Warman
Novice Youth Showmanship
Winner –Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery
Reserve – Krymsun N Lace – Erica Sutherland
Small Fry Horsemanship
Winner - Meaghan Perry
Reserve - Vanessa Roy
Youth Showmanship
Winner – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Reserve – Artifact Option – Taylor Arsenault
Novice Youth Western Horsemanship
Winner – Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery
Reserve – Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Lead Line 8 and Under
Winner – Anna Green
Reserve – Theo Roy
Youth Western Horsemanship
Winner – A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Invited To Krymsun – Emily MacEachern
Reserve –A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Hi-Point Overall – Youth Halter Mares
Youth Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Reserve – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Small Fry Hunter Under Saddle
Winner - Vanessa Roy
Reserve – None qualified
Small Fry Hunt Seat Equitation
Winner -Vanessa Roy
Reserve – None qualified
Novice Youth Hunt Seat Equitation
Winner - Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve - A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Winner – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Reserve – None Qualified
Hi-Point All Around – Novice Youth
Winner – Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve – Zippos Good N Fancy – Emma Damery
Hi-Point All Around – Youth
Winner – Invest With Invy – Candace Atwood
Reserve – None Qualified
Hi Point All Around – Small Fry
Winner – Meaghan Perry
Reserve – Vanessa Roy
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MARITIME QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION
2013 HI-POINT AWARD WINNERS –
Open, Novice Amateur and Amateur
Open Three Year Old Mares
Winner – A Really Lucky OHK – Sherrill Lewis
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Amateur Performance Geldings
Winner – Ripple My Zziple – Susan Vaughan
Reserve – Assets Hot Rebel – Susan Cameron
Open Aged Mares
Winner – OHK Krymsun Zipped – Joan Livingstone
Reserve – FYI Ima Good Version – Patricia Rodney
Amateur Yearling Geldings
Winner – Attest Te Cowboy – Sherman Elderkin
Reserve – None Qualified
Open Performance Halter Mares
Winner – Spice of Hour Life – Janice Williams
Reserve – The Last Flight Out – Susan Vaughan
Amateur Two Year Old Geldings
Winner – That’s One Cool Kid – Krista Burley
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Amateur Aged Mares
Winner – OHK Krymsun Zipped – Joan Livingstone
Reserve – Custom Made Chocolat – Sheila Nickerson
Amateur Aged Geldings
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve – Saphir Artifacts – Melanie Belanger
Novice Amateur Performance Mares
Winner – One Hot Sinsation – Leslie Hinton
Reserve – The Last Flight Out – Susan Vaughan
Amateur Performance Halter Geldings
Winner – Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Reserve – Pretty Hot One – Karen McIntyre
Amateur Aged Mares
Winner – OHK Krymsun Zipped – Joan Livingstone
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Amateur Showmanship
Winner – Color Me Lucrative – Donna Blacklock
Reserve - OHK Krymsun Zipped – Joan Livingstone
Open Yearling Geldings
Winner – Attest Te Cowboy – Sherman Elderkin
Reserve – None Qualified
Amateur Showmanship
Winner – Ripple My Zziple - Sarah Connors
Reserve – OHK Pinin For Krymsun – Laura Robertson
Open Two Year Old Geldings
Winner – That’s One Cool Kid – Krista Burley
Reserve – None Qualified
Green Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve –A Really Hot Krymsun – Mercedes Brawn
Open Aged Geldings
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve – Color Me Lucrative – Donna Blacklock
Novice Amateur Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Lopin In Bluegrass – Jacqueline Kelly
Reserve – Dulys Last Asset – Brandy Devine
Open Performance Halter Geldings
Winner – Pretty Hot One – Karen McIntyre
Reserve – Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Amateur Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Reserve - Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Novice Amateur Yearling Geldings
Winner – Attest Te Cowboy – Sherman Elderkin
Reserve – None Qualified
Junior Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Assets In Detail – Sue Bulman
Reserve – None Qualified
Novice Amateur Aged Geldings
Winner – Color Me Lucrative – Donna Blacklock
Reserve – Saphir Artifacts – Melanie Belanger
Novice Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation
Winner – Hey Green Eyes – Stephanie Van’t Hof
Reserve - Lopin In Bluegrass – Jacqueline Kelly
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Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation
Winner - Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Reserve - Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Senior Hunter Under Saddle
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve – The Last Flight Out – Susan Vaughan
Green Trail
Winner - Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve - Spice of Hour Life – Janice Williams
Hi-Point Overall – Amateur Halter Mares
Winner – OHK Krymsun Zipped – Joan Livingstone
Reserve – None Qualified
Hi-Point Overall – Open Halter Geldings
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve – Thats One Cool Kid – Krista Burley
Hi-Point Overall – Amateur Halter Geldings
Amateur Trail
Winner – Pretty Hot One – Karen McIntyre
Reserve – None Qualified
Open Trail
Winner - Zips Lazy Legacy – Madison Holmes
Reserve – One Hot Sinsation - Leslie Hinton
Green Western Pleasure
Winner – OHK Ziphistication – Janet Stevens
Reserve – PF Pretty Hot Blaze – Susan Chestnut
Novice Amateur Western Pleasure
Winner - One Hot Sinsation - Leslie Hinton
Reserve – Assets Hot Rebel – Susan Cameron
Amateur Western Pleasure
Winner – Born To Promote – Michael Sullivan
Reserve – OHK Ziphistication – Janet Stevens
Junior Western Pleasure
Winner – Born To Promote – Michael Sullivan
Reserve – Shake An Bake – Jasmine Lord
Novice Amateur Western Horsemanship
Winner– Assets Hot Rebel – Susan Cameron
Reserve – Color Me Lucrative – Donna Blacklock
Winner – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
Reserve – Thats One Cool Kid – Krista Burley
Hi-Point All Around – Open
Winner – Spice of Hour Life – Janice Williams
Reserve – Pretty Hot One – Karen McIntyre
Hi-Point All Around – Novice Amateur
Winner– Color Me Lucrative – Donna Blacklock
Reserve – Lopin In Bluegrass – Jacqueline Kelly
Hi-Point All Around – Amateur
Winner – Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Reserve – Sweet Art Rock – Hannah Searle
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Winner – Ripple My Zziple – Sarah Connors
Reserve – Pretty Hot One – Karen McIntyre
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Winner – OHK Really Krymsun – Sherrill Lewis
Reserve – With Impulse – Krista Burley
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Hi-Point Overall – Open Halter Mares
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Buckle Up! Helmet Styles are
Changing with New Rules for 2014
Sarah Elder Chabot
Published 11/30/2013 - 8:17 a.m. CDT –
taken from Gohorseshow.com
approved helmet wearing for a long time. Several of
DeBoer’s friends have had seemingly simple accidents,
yet sustained traumatic brain injuries, so she sees this
change as truly protecting our youth exhibitors rather than
a trend. “I am just so proud of the people that stepped up
When Paige Stopperich walked
and wore their helmets this year. I would like to not see it
into the arena to compete in the
be a trend, but more of a smart life choice. You are
Hunt Seat Equitation at the 2013 AQHYA World
decreasing your odds of being hurt on a horse significantly
Championship Show, some spectators were looking at her
every time you ride with an approved helmet,” said
leg, her quiet seat, and connection with her horse.
DeBoer.
However, others were looking at her choice of headgear.
Paige wore an ASTM/SEI approved helmet in a class that
has traditionally seen the sleeker lines of velvet hunt caps,
yet her performance was evaluated and rewarded without
regard to her helmet choice and she left the arena the
DeBoer also coached helmet wearer Ashley Beim to a
2013 AQHA World Championship title in Amateur
Equitation who took the title the year before as well.
Ashley wore a hunt cap in 2012 and an approved helmet
in 2013 with the same results…World Champion.
2013 AQHYA World Champion in Hunt Seat Equitation.
Amateur exhibitor Morgan Parisek wore a One K Defender
“I have to give a lot of the credit to my trainer Michael
Air Suede helmet in both hunt seat equitation and hunter
Colvin! He was the one who really pushed me to wear it
under saddle this year at the AQHA Bank of America
and be a leader,” says Stopperich. Statistically, you simply
Amateur World Championship Show and made the finals
cannot argue about the safety of riding a horse with a
in the equitation. Beyond feeling safer, Morgan was also
helmet. In 1990, the AHSA (now the USEF) required its
worried about how the judges would react.
junior riders to have ASTM/SEI Helmets, and finally in
2006 required adult riders to compete under the same
“At first, I was worried I would get overlooked, because I
guidelines. They bolstered their rules in 2012 to include
was wearing a helmet as there have been times in the
that all riders must wear a helmet when mounted with
past it has seemed that way. I was really glad the judges
some exceptions for dressage and reining while only in
seemed to look past what kind of headgear was on the
competition for exhibitors over the age of 18.
rider’s head and focused more on the quality of rider that
was in front of them,” said Parisek.
Starting at the 2014 AQHYA World Championship Show,
all youth exhibitors competing in hunt seat classes will be
Ariel Herrin took home a bronze trophy from Oklahoma
required to wear helmets that are ASTM/SEI approved.
City during the Amateur World Championship Show in
With the rule going into effect next August, some youth
hunt seat equitation, and she was wearing a Charles
exhibitors are already wearing safer headgear in flat
Owen GR8. The decision was an easy one for Herrin’s
classes. For the time being, Amateur and open riders will
team. Her mother, Cathy Herrin, a professional trainer and
continue to have a choice about their choice of helmets or
mother shared the inside scoop. “We discussed which she
hunt caps.
was going to wear, and I told her to go with whichever one
she felt better in."
At the 2013 Amateur AQHA World Show, there were
several exhibitors showing approved helmets in both the
Ariel keeps her horse at school where a helmet is required
hunt seat equitation and hunter under saddle who made
any time you are on a horse, even your own, so she has
the finals and top ten placings. AQHA Professional
gotten into the habit of always wearing one. Herrin wore it
Horsewoman Lainie DeBoer has been a proponent for
every time she rode at the World so whether she was
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schooling the flat or fences--it was on. With all that in
mind, she feels the most comfortable in her helmet and
decided to go with that. "I think, most of the time anyway,
the judges don't care what is on top of your head, they are
most interested in the strength of your riding and the
execution of the pattern,” she says.
Hunter under saddle and equitation exhibitor Kelley
Mundrick prefers the sleeker style, but understands it
doesn’t outweigh safety. “I don't necessarily like the look
and all the material, but safety is by far more important
than vanity. There are many people who've learned the
hard way and had their life changed because of it, so
when it is such a simple step and way to be safe, why not?”
says Mundrick.
So, what does this mean for AQHA exhibitors? For youth
competitors, be ready to see more and more approved
helmets in classes. While the requirement goes into effect
at the 2014 Youth World Championship show, exhibitors
may want to get used to wearing the new style before the
Brooklyn O’Brien and Denali – submitted for
photo cover contest
biggest show of the year. Amateur and open riders still
have a choice about their choice of helmets or hunt caps,
and it seems some adult riders are already making the
change for safety and to be an influence in safety for their
youth clients.
Stay tuned for a style guide on what types of helmets look
best in the show arena. With hundreds of styles to choose
from, you will definitely want to check back at
GoHorseShow.com to find out what options are best in the
arena and for safety!
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MQHA FUN ZONE
Horse Breeds Word Search Puzzle
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HORSE WORD SCRAMBLE PUZZLES
Unscramble the first four words in each set of scrambles. Then use the circled letters to unscramble the
final word. Some of the words may unscramble into more than one word, but only one word is related to
the puzzle.
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Coach’s Corner
By Shandi Mitton
Butterflies!!!!!
We all know, as an exhibitor that preparing for a
horse show is not easy. It is not easy mentally or
physically.
All of us work hard with our trainers, and on our
own to ride and prepare, making sure that we know
our horses will perform in the classes to the best of
their ability. Even with all the hard work we still
have to make sure that all the little things are in
order. We and our horses need to look the part.
If you have listened to the judges in the past they
will tell you that you don't have to be all done up in
sparkles but you do need to be neat and tidy. You
need to make sure that your outfit is clean. Your
hat needs to be properly shaped, cleaned and your
boots should be spotless - which is sometimes a
struggle at a rainy day show. First impressions are
important you and your horse want to look well
together.
So speaking of your horse, he should also look the
part. Your horse should be clean and have no
bedding in his mane or tail. No sweat marks from
yesterday's warm-up; because we all know your
trainers (and you) made them sweat! Your
horse should be clipped and shined up and ready to
show.
Now that's all the easy stuff! We can control all of
those things very simply by paying attention and
doing what we know we need to be prepared.
The mental game on the other hand is a little
different it's a little harder to prepare
for! Hopefully some of these tips, that I've used,
with some of my clients will help you to be a little
more prepared for next show season!
The mental game is completely in our heads, hence
why it's called the mental game. We all play it, from
rookie exhibitors to the top trainers in the world!
Did I practice enough? Do I remember my
pattern? Am I really ready for this? Should I go in?
All those questions roll over and over in everyone's
head!! We all call them butterflies in our belly, but
I'm pretty sure the butterflies want to take over our
brain and that's why it becomes mush!!
Every trainer can tell you not to be nervous, down
those butterflies. It's not going to help until you
figure out how to handle it on your own! The only
person in that pen on the horse is you! You're the
one
that
needs
to
be
prepared!
Sooooooo....................
...... If you're the kind of rider that goes in the pen
and your mind goes at 100 miles an hour you need
to do something to slow it down. Think of things
that are monotonous, count fence posts, count
people, count backwards, or spell names - anything
that makes your brain slow down. This will slow
down your thought process and let you relax, which
makes your horse relax. That will give you a better
ride.
If you're the kind of rider who doesn't breathe
when they go in the class, turns blue, and tries to
get through it. Then another thing you can do is
sing, to yourself, whistle or hum under your breath
this will keep you breathing. You can't sing and not
breathe!!
If you are the kind of rider that loses your focus
when you show, set short-term goals for yourself.
Instead of trying to go all the way around the rail,
only set a plan for 10 feet are 15 feet at a time. In a
pattern, think about doing one maneuver at a time
instead of trying to do the whole pattern in your
brain at once. This way you only have to focus on
the short-term goal, instead of a long-term goal. It
will help you stay focused throughout the class. If
you stay focused your horse will too.
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MQHA will be attending the:
January Thaw Equine Expo 2014
Capital Exhibit Centre, Fredericton
January 18th, 2014 9am -5pm
We will be having a free draw!
2014 Memberships will be for sale.
Drop in to our booth to say Hello!
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Coach’s Corner,
con’t
Most of the time when our horses are misbehaving in a class, and they have warmed up so well, it's because you've
changed how you're riding. Most of the time this is because of nerves. Our horses love us so much, that they pay such
close attention to everything we asked when we change how we ask they react. Most of the time in the wrong way but
that's not their fault. They are only doing what they think is being asked of them.
So remember the next time you have a bad ride blame it on the butterflies! Our horses just want to cookie at the end of
the day!!
Keep going in the pen! Practice makes perfect, the more you go in the easier it becomes! Remember everyone feels the
same way you do!
Shandi Mitton, a local trainer, lives with her husband Jeremy in Steeves Mountain and owns and operates Spruce Hollow Corral.
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On November 16th our Annual General Meeting and Banquet was held in
Amherst NS. The new MQHA and MQHYA boards were introduced to all at the
Banquet. Hi Point awards and Volunteer awards were given. Wally McNutt,
assisted by our youth and Dean Shipley auctioned off the generous donations
made by members and vendors. Approximately $4700 was raised and fun was
had by all. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF OUR AGM, BANQUET, AND
AUCTION!
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2013 Volunteer Report
During the last year our Board of Directors has
been motivated to realize suggestions vocalized
at our Fall 2012 Show Persons meeting. I am
very pleased that MQHA directors have
successfully implemented some of these
suggestions. Our ability to achieve this success
has been a direct result of the strength of our
subcommittee volunteers. This evening we are
pleased to recognize our MQHA members who
volunteered to assist our directors to achieve
these positive results. The engagement of our
membership through volunteering has had a
dramatic effect on the experience of our show
persons. We sincerely have enjoyed the results
and applaud you for your support of the 2013
MQHA Board of Directors and your MQHA
association.
Sponsorship:
Jacqueline Kelly
Karyn Roy
Communications:
Steve Maltby
Shows:
Marsha Blizzard
Lois Price
Melissa Hanscome
Shandi Mitton
Sherry Briggs-Derry
Barry Nice
Equine Review:
Susan Chestnut
Lois Price
Krista Burley
Bonnie Conrad
Jacqueline Kelly
Julie Currie
Bernadette Fowler
Youth:
Jacqueline Kelly
Social:
Susan Chestnut
2013 Financial Report
Memberships
Received for 2013:
 Individual: 68
 Family: 27
 Youth: 40
Sincere thank you to Sherry Briggs-Derry for
compiling and calculating the points
Budgeted $4000 for awards – will be within budget
Suppliers:
 North Stream Farm Tack Shop
 Greenhawk Moncton
 Cameron Home Hardware Building Centre
 Embroidery Guyz
 Congress Shoppers
 Few Miscellaneous
Sponsors
23 Sponsors - $ 10,275
 General - $9,425
 Youth - $852 + $120 year end award
donation
Grant from Canadian Quarter Horse - $3,500
Financial
Bank Balances at October 31/13
General Account: $40,500.77
Made up of:
 General Fund - $36,623.28
 Show Fund - $(1,361.12)
 Youth Fund - $5,238.67
US Dollar Account: $3,587.10
Forecast overall Year End cash balances to be
improved $10,000 from 2012
Event Results
Equine Review - Profit - $4,767
Shows – total profit - $2,246
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June
$745
August
$1,147
September $354
Year End Awards / Points
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STAYING FIT TO
RIDE
March 13, 2012 – from aqha.com
ACCOMPLISHED HORSEWOMAN
AND FITNESS EXPERT EMILY
HARRINGTON OFFERS ADVICE FOR
STAYING IN SHAPE EVEN WHEN
YOU CAN’T GET TO THE BARN.
Change up your strength training workout, or
start one, and add some type of cardiovascular
(aerobic) activity like brisk walking, walk/jogging,
elliptical or a class at the gym. I like to use circuit
strength training with low weight and high repetitions
to accomplish these goals. This in addition to 20-30
minutes of moderately intense aerobic exercise of
your choice will accomplish a decent endurance
foundation.
Example of circuit training:
Start with something in the lower body like lunges,
squats or leg press machine. Using your own body
weight, or light weight on the machine, perform 15-20
reps, or as many as it takes to feel the burn. That
lactic acid you are feeling in your muscle is telling you
what your threshold is, and exercising consistently will
redefine when you hit the wall.
By Emily J. Harrington
Question: If I can’t make it to the barn to ride,
what can I do at the gym to stay in shape for
riding?
Answer:
As a rider, you are an athlete. Although nothing can
replace riding for perfecting your ability in the saddle,
there is a lot you can accomplish without your fourlegged friend.
Ask yourself what your weaknesses are in the saddle.
Is it your overall endurance or stamina? Do your legs
or back become tired while you are riding? How is
your balance? Are you riding centered?
Regular trips to the gym can help with a lot of these
issues.
After you finish legs, let them recover by performing
an upper body move like push-ups or chest press with
lighter weight. (Note: You can use a modified push-up
position with your knees down until you are strong
enough to do them in plank position.)
Once you accomplish 15-20 reps, or reach the point
where you can no longer do the exercise in correct
form, you are now ready to repeat the leg exercise
again while your upper body recovers.
This type of active recovery is very effective at
teaching your body an increase in stamina. During
this kind of workout, make sure to accomplish an allover body workout using all of your major muscles of
your body. You can do your aerobic exercise for 2030 minutes before or after your circuit training … or
even in the middle. There are no hard and fast rules
as long as you just keep moving!
Emily J. Harrington, CPT, equestrienne fitness trainer, is a
multiple AQHA world champion and top-10 World
Show finisher.
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