August - The Rider

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August - The Rider

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AUGUST 2008
Vol. 39, Issue No. 2
ISSN: 1209-3955
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2008 AQHA YOUTH WORLD
CUP A SUCCESS
2008 AQHA YOUTH
WORLD CUP RESULTS
(Carberry, MB — July 29,
2008) – Canada was the
proud host country of the
2008 AQHA Youth World
Cup, an educational, leadership-based equine competition showcasing skills
learned in an atmosphere
of friendly competition.
AQHA Youth World Cup
competitions take place
biennially, alternating
between an international
host country and Amarillo,
Texas, AQHA’s home city.
The Canadian Quarter
Horse Association and
provincial/regional AQHA
affiliate associations were
the co-hosts of this year’s
world class event, which
took place July 6th to 13th,
at the Western Fair
Agriplex in London
Ontario.
The 2008 AQHA
Youth World Cup was not
Team USA – first place overall.
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just another horse show. It also
offered opportunities to learn and
teach lessons about different communities and cultures, to compete and
co-operate, to lead and follow, and to
make many new two- and fourlegged friends. Horsemanship skills
were honed through various clinics
provided prior to the start of competition. Participants were treated to
Canadian cultural icons, such as the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Musical Ride and a visit to Niagara
Falls, among the many entertaining
highlights provided by the Youth
World Cup Committee.
Australia, Austria, Belgium,
Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, New Zealand,
Sweden, The Netherlands, United
Kingdom and the United States fielded youth teams. They competed on
donated horses supplied by by the
host country; there were approximately 90 all-around horses, 16 cutting horses and 32 reining horses.
The skills of the donated horses
OTRA Trail Ride
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OBRA News
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Continued on Page 3
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Ainsley Vince Victorious
In 2008 Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development Series
Halton Place, Ontario – Ainsley Vince and Frieda
topped the Seven and Eight-Year-Old Division
when the fourth event in the 2008 Canadian Young
Horse Development Series was held during the Cornerstone Horse Show from June 18-22 in Halton
Place, ON.
Vince of Milton, ON, has developed Frieda
through the Canadian Young Horse Series, winning
both the National Five-Year-Old Championship as
well as the National Six-Year-Old Championship.
In 2008, Frieda is continuing her winning ways,
topping the Seven and Eight-Year-Old Division in
her first appearance of the season. Owned by the
KMA Group, Frieda is a seven-year-old chestnut
Sachsen-Anhaltiner mare by For Future, a son of
the famous show jumping sire, For Pleasure.
Vince and Frieda were one of six combinations
to advance to the jump-off, posting a clear round in
a time of 35.75 seconds compared to second-place
finisher Hugh Graham and Executive Privilege 3E
who crossed the timers in 39.11 seconds. Graham
and Executive Privilege 3E had won the last event
in the Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development
Series, the Summer Classic held June 11-15 at the
Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave, ON. Bred and
Continued on Page 3
Right: Ainsley Vince guided Frieda, owned by KMA
Group, to victory in the Seven and Eight-Year-Old Division of the 2008 Canadian Young Horse Development
Series held during the Cornerstone Horse Show on June 20
in Halton Place, ON.” Photo Credit - Phil Henning
Western
Rider
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Standardbred Showcase
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INSIDE
Frankie Chesler ........................4
ORC News................................4
Remembering ...........................4
Fitness.......................................6
FEI World Reining ...................7
WHAO News ...........................8
Youth Equine Safety
Initiative ..............................9
Way Of Horses .......................10
Don Blazer..............................11
ORHA News ..........................14
OBRA News...........................15
ORCHA..................................17
Kennedy Almas ......................18
NBHAC News........................24
AQHA Morris Animal
Foundation..........................26
Lindsay Grice .........................27
OTRA News ..........................28
OCTRA News ........................29
Holstein Rodeo.......................30
Youth World Cup ...................31
Gator Winner..........................32
OQHA News ..........................33
Region 4 .................................33
Area III News .........................34
Roger Fenmore.......................34
EOQHA News........................35
Laurie Haughton.....................35
QROOI News .........................37
Tina Busse-Irwin ....................41
CPC National Show ...............42
Jacqueline Brooks ..................44
Lynn Palm ..............................45
OnTRA News.........................46
OIHA News............................47
Lorraine Chapell.....................48
Coming Events .......................49
Pony Club Regional Show .....49
Horse Week ............................50
King Ridge .............................51
Calling All Thoroughbreds.....53
Pony Club Canada Zone.........53
Standardbred Showcase..........53
Holidays On Horseback .........54
Jump Canada ..........................56
The Carriage Driver ...............58
Bromont..................................59
Classifieds ..............................60
Directories.........................62-67
Real Estate..............................68
Plowing Match .......................70
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Ainsley Vince
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owned by KingRidge Stables of King
City, ON, Executive Privilege 3E is a
Canadian Sport Horse by the
KingRidge stallion, Class Action, out
of Galaxy 3E by Aerobic Z.
Also posting a double clear
round in a time of 40.36 seconds to
take third place was Michelle Vandal
and VDL Upsala H. Bred by Hogendoorn and owned by Liam DumontWalker, VDL Upsala H is a Canadian Warmblood sired by Ahorn and
out of Liberty R by Libero.
In the Six-Year-Old Division,
Yann Candele placed first riding
Vancouver. Of the 17 entries, nine
advanced to the jump-off where, not
surprisingly, Candele, who has
earned the nickname ‘The Flying
Frenchman’ due to his love of speed,
posted a time of 36.47 seconds as the
first jump-off challenger. Bred in
Holland and purchased by Susan
Grange of Lothlorien Farm as a fouryear-old, Vancouver is a Dutch
Warmblood by Indoctro out of Happylina by Uniek.
Second place went to the winner
last time out, Grand Finale 3E, ridden by Roberto Teran to a jump-off
time of 37.56 seconds. Bred and
owned by KingRidge Stables, Grand
Finale 3E is a Canadian Sport Horse
mare by Jamestown, out of Black
Diamond by the famous international
show jumping stallion, Chin Chin.
Lilius, ridden by Michelle Vandal, was also clear in the jump-off
with a time of 38.25 seconds to place
third in the standings. Owned by
Liam Dumont-Walker, Lilius is a
German Warmblood sired by Le
Primeur and out of a Silvio I dam.
In the Five-Year-Old Division,
the Canadian-bred Holy Smoke 3E
topped a field of 27 entries. Bred and
owned by KingRidge Stables, Holy
Smoke 3E jumped clear and was
awarded the day’s highest style
score, 45.5, to earn victory. Shown
by Hugh Graham, Holy Smoke 3E is
a Canadian Sport Horse by
Jamestown out of Galaxy 3E by Aerobic.
Melissa Brown and Willis by
Oklund out of Lilia by Boreas,
placed second. Brown and her
recently imported Dutch Warmblood
gelding were clear and received a
style score of 44.5 points.
“On the day, Hugh’s horse
jumped in beautiful form and could
not have ridden any better,” said
style judge Nancy Wetmore. “I was
also very impressed with Melissa
Brown’s horse that exhibited a tonne
of scope but rode a bit greener to the
jumps.”
KingRidge also took home third
place after Heads Up 3E earned a
style score of 43.5 to add to its clear
round. A Canadian Sport Horse ridden by Roberto Teran, Heads Up 3E
is by KingRidge’s own stallion,
Jamestown, out of Shooting Star 3E
by Class Action.
It was an all-Canadian finish in
the Four-Year-Old Division as the
top five horses were all bred in Canada. Taking top honours was the
Canadian Sport Horse, Rocky,
owned and bred by Big V Farm of
Wainfleet, ON. Ridden to a clear
round by Katherine Vrbicek, Rocky
jumped a clear round and received a
style score of 41 points to take victo-
ry. Rocky is by Rio’s Shadow by Rio
Grande, out of Avena Sativa by the
Trakehner stallion, Polifax.
Finishing second was Cassius
Clay, bred by Grande Farms of
Orangeville, ON, and owned by
Lyda Bostock. Ridden by Peter Gisborn, Cassius Clay is by Catrick II
out of First Class by For Pleasure.
Espresso B took third for owner and
breeder Michael Boyd. Ridden by
Vivian Millard, Espresso B is a Hannoverian gelding by Earl out of Remington B by Ramiro’s Bube.
The purpose of the Canadian
Young Horse Jumper Development
Series is to encourage the development of young show jumping talent
and to give Canadian breeders additional incentives to breed superior
show jumping prospects. Competing
on a level playing field, the horses
are divided according to age and
jump at a level suited to their development. This careful development
allows the horses to gain valuable
experience and advance to the higher
levels of show jumping competition
with confidence. The Canadian
Young Horse Jumper Development
Series also gives prospective buyers
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opportunity to view a large group of
prospects in a competition setting.
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Horse Jumper Development Series is
truly national in scope with competitions being held from coast to coast.
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Quebec, eight in Ontario, two in
Alberta and five in British Columbia,
including the Western Canadian
Finals which will take place at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC,
from August 20-24.
The Ontario Championships, Eastern
Canadian Finals and National Young
Horse Finals will feature $75,000 in prize
money and will be held at CSI-W Tournament of Champions from September 1721 in Palgrave, Ontario.
Proud supporters of the Canadian
Young Horse Jumper Development Series
include Jump Canada, the Ontario Hunter
Jumper Association, Cavalor Canada,
Gary Cooper, Dutch Masters Construction
Services Ltd., 4-Star Trailers, Horse
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Ontario Combined
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Riding Association
ORC to examine use of the whip
Toronto, ON - In response to calls
from the horse racing community, an
industry initiative to explore the use of
the whip in Ontario horse racing was
announced today by John Blakney,
Executive Director of the Ontario Racing Commission (ORC). Representatives of the industry will be brought
together to a special working session
in early September to assess current
practice, policy, and rules to determine
what improvements need to be made.
Central Ontario Pleasure
Driving Association
Eastern Ontario Pleasure
Driving Society
Representatives of the horse racing community will include current
and retired jockeys and drivers,
horsepeople associations, racetracks,
animal welfare agencies and the equine
veterinarian community. Statistical
information on the use of the whip in
Ontario, as well as actual race video,
will be reviewed to better understand
what is considered to be appropriate
and inappropriate use in 2008. The
experience and practices of other rac-
ing jurisdictions around the world will
also be presented.
Historically, whips have played
an intricate role in horse training and
horse racing. Its use has evolved as a
training and control tool to protect the
safety of both horses and participants,
and a tool for encouraging performance during the race. The horse racing community’s varying degrees of
opinion on the subject of whip use and
specific recent requests for change to
the rules by some Standardbred racetracks have led to this industry collaboration.
Within the framework of social
responsibility and concern for the welfare of the horse, the ORC believes
that this close examination of the
degree of acceptability of the practice
may lead to changes, including new
rules and levels of enforcement.
Ontario Icelandic
Horse Association
A Son For Frankie Chesler Ortiz and Her Husband Juan
By: Angela Mackley
Canada’s future Olympic champion arrived her
in Toronto, July 12, not by plane, not by train, not
by boat but by stork! To say that new grandparents,
Alan and Sherry Chesler are excited by the arrival of
their new grandson, Juaquin Chesler Ortiz would be
the understatement of the year.
The timing of this baby came about because
last winter in Florida, the Chesler-Ortiz families
decided to sell their Olympic horse, Picolien Zeldenrust after finishing second place in the richest grand
prix in America, the $400,000 Global Tour. With
four more years until the 2012, London, England
Olympics, Frankie a Canadian Showjumping Team
Rider and her husband Juan, a Venezuelan
Showjumping Team Rider decided this window
would be a good time for them to have a baby.
Becoming pregnant was the easy part. However, as time passed the pregnancy became fraught
with difficulties and at six months Frankie was put
on complete bed rest. Still two months early of her
due date and after many trips and stays at the hospital in Orangeville, Frankie was transferred to Mt.
Sinai in Toronto where they have a high risk pregnancies and neonatal intensive care units. Little
Juaquin was coming ready or not and he did on Saturday, July 12 at 6:00 p.m. arriving at 4.3 lbs. Having a full head of dark hair, he cried out here I am.
Frankie was discharged a few days later without Juaquin who was placed in the neonatal intensive care.Â He is doing well and expected to go
home to Orangeville the end of August. Frankie has
remained in Toronto to be with and nurse Juaquin.
The travel distance is too far from Orangeville for
the many daily feedings. Frankie’s younger sister
Fair Grounds had 13 Saddle Clubs
with 211 horses participate in 20
classes with a grand total of 892
entries..... Those were the days my
Remembering
friend... George Southward and Herb
August 1974
Towers were the Senior Judges. The
Junior Judges were Don Thomas, Bob
Horse-A-Rama, owned by The Rider Sisson, Bruce Crewson and Cathy
and held at Chippewa Creek Ranch in Bock.
Mount Hope, had over 900 entries for the
The Cedar Valley Riders
two day show which was an increase of
200 from the year before. Despite stum- announced that they had moved their
bling blocks and usual nonsense created show to the Bayview Park in Burlingby the Ancaster Fair management and the ton.
relocation of the show it was an amazing
The Walkerton District Saddle
success. Paint exhibitors were proud of
their turnout at the show and with 127 Club held their annual club trail ride
entries the Paints experienced their first the event was organized by Bob
class “A” show for Paints in Canadian McNair. George Holm announced
plans for an over night 20 mile Trail
History.
Ride.
Ontario Appaloosas placed well in
A collision with a car on Hwy. 8
all events held at the National Appaloosa
Show held in Winnipeg. Karen Brooks of near Flamborough resulted in the
Strathroy placed first with Arapahoe Jess death of a mare and her colt. The
in the 5 year old geldings as well as horses, owned by Arthur Gilroy of
Grand Champion Gelding and first in Troy, were killed instantly. The car
Ladies Western Pleasure. Ken Bursaw’s was a write off and the 17 year old
entry Casper’s Ke-Od-Da placed second driver, William Wassink of Dundas,
in the Stake Race and fifth in Pole Bend- was treated in hospital in Cambridge.
ing.
Mayor Delby Bucknall of LinThe Fifth Annual WHAO and Affili- coln, Ontario headed a council deciated club show held at the Woodstock sion to establish a bylaw whereby
From Our Founder
Mikala and parents Alan and Sherry described him
to be perfectly adorable, just a little guy but growing
well.
Meanwhile, the couple still have a business to
operate with Juan fulfilling training and course
designing commitments made a year ago, wherein
Alan stepped into help with the trainer position once
again and the clients are delighted. “I really love
teaching,” said Alan. “Our riders like to experience
the full spectrum learning sportsmanship, care and
management as well as riding. We like them to have
fun with their horses as well. So, we take them out
for trail rides in the woods and a swim in the lake as
well as walking the rivers. All the horses do
regardless of their level,” commented Alan.
Naturally, Frankie is looking forward to saddling up again. “This is the longest time I have ever
gone without riding, but it was well worth it,” said
Frankie. So, with up and coming green horses who
have shown grand prix potential in the stable, but
who are all at different levels and some years from
achieving their top form Frankie has her work cut
out.
Frankie and Juan want to thank everyone for
all of their support and help throughout this time and
look forward to introducing their son to the world.
Very soon before you know it, little Juaquin will
have a set of golf clubs and a pony!
horses are banned from sidewalks.
Act in the U.S.A. were the topics of a
Senate interior investigation.
The Canadian Pinto Horse Association announced three trail ride date
A herd of horses escaped from
for Alberta.
the Palomino Ranch owned by Keith
Paynter of Carlisle, Ontario. The OPP
Larry Mahon, who officially assisted in the Round Up.
announced his semiretirement from
rodeo, competed in the then largest
The 1974 AJQHA National
purse of over $200,000 at the Calgary Finals and Convention in Tulsa, OklaStampede.
homa was deemed a success before
the first horse event was judged. PlenCindy Lawson purchased an ty of Canadian entries were recorded.
Appaloosa Weanling Futurity Winner, sired by He’s A Berry owned by
$76,000 in prize money was up
Auzzie Watt of Queensville.
for grabs in the Six Livestock classes
at the Calgary Stampede. $40,000
The WHAO presented George was provided by the Stampede and
and Lil Southward with a Life Time and $36,000 from the Federal GovMembership at the above mentioned ernment.
Affiliated Horse show.
Johnny Esaw, executive sports
The North Niagara 4 H club held producer for the CTV Network, was
a Great Ride for Cancer. Over 50 rid- honoured in Toronto for his 25 years
ers raised $1,000, at lot money back of Canadian Broadcasting. Esaw
then.
received the honour from the Calgary
Stampede and the Canadian Rodeo
Charlotte Seamann wrote a 1/2 Cowboys Association (C.R.C.A.).
page story in The Rider on how to The honour was for his dedication in
Stay Married to a Rodeo Nut. The getting exposure for rodeo on the
same holds true 34 years later.
Wide World of Sports Program.
Violations of the Wild Free
Roaming Horse and Burro Protection
Ontario Reined
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Association
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Youth
World Cup
Continued from Page 4
were assessed by AQHA Professional Horsemen and
AQHA staff and put together
in groups. The teams then
drew lots for their assigned
group of horses. The teams
competed in nine events, with
each class being held twice
over the four days of competition. The top ten exhibitors
in each class earned individual medals
along with points for their team, by placing in the top ten of each class.
High point individual exhibitor awards
were presented at Sunday’s Awards Banquet, e as follows:
Hi Pt Showmanship: Marissa Dalton,
USA; Reserve: Katie Jo Jones, USA
Hi Pt Hunter Under Saddle: Ilke Poelman, Belgium; Reserve: Cara Walker,
USA
Hi Pt Western Pleasure: T. Joe Jeane,
USA; Reserve: Sara D’Imperio, Italy
Hi Pt Hunt Seat Equitation: Sara D’Imperio, Italy; Reserve: Dido Masi, Italy
Hi Pt Western Horsemanship: Cara Walker, USA; Reserve: Danielle Olafson,
Canada
Hi Pt Western Riding: Vanessa Bauer,
Austria; Reserve: Carolin Lenz, Germany
Hi Pt Trail: Carolin Lenz, Germany;
Reserve: Jessica Vangenechten, Belgium
Hi Pt Cutting: T. Joe Jeane, USA;
Reserve: Daniele Lelli, Italy
Hi Pt Reining: Felix Schnabel, Germany;
Reserve: Kelly Truesdell, Canada
The top three teams from all 16
countries were:
First place: Team USA earning 185
points
Second place: Team Germany earning
142 points
Third place: Team Italy earning 129
points
Additional awards were presented to:
High Point Horse: For The General, a
Canadian-bred 1997 brown gelding sired
by General Mito and out of Ole Jewels,
owned by Sherry Newbigging of Cambridge, ON.
Best Team Horse Care: Team The
Netherlands
Most Improved Team: Team Dominican
Republic
The 2008 AQHA Youth World Cup
also provided the Canadian Quarter Horse
industry with an outstanding opportunity
to showcase some of the best Quarter
Horses available anywhere in the world.
A number of the Canadian-bred and/or
Canadian-owned donated horses were
featured as being for sale. And, by all
reports, a significant number of horses
donated for use at this event were sold as
a result of participating, including some
not advertised for sale.
It was our primary objective, and we
have been assured by many that we met
our goal, that everyone involved enjoy
this event as “the best AQHA Youth
World Cup ever” and that our foreign
guests favourably remember this trip to
Canada.
On behalf of the CQHA Board of
Directors and the provincial/regional
AQHA Affiliates, the co-hosts of this
prestigious global event, we are very
proud to see the fulfillment of our vision
which began in 2006. It took a great deal
of planning, effort and fund raising
(including some blood, sweat and tears).
Patti Carter, the 2008 AQHA Youth
World Cup Chairperson put together an
unbelievable support team of committee
members and AQHA Professional Horsemen and Horsewomen. Our “hats are off”
to you all. We cannot adequately express
our gratitude to the generous event sponsors, advertisers, trade show vendors,
horse donors, suppliers, entertainers,
media, AQHA staff, Youth World Cup
staff and volunteers, participants and
spectators. Without you, a venture of this
magnitude would not have been feasible.
The mandate of the CQHA, a
national affiliate of the AQHA, is to
address issues of concern to Canadian
owners of American Quarter Horses; to be a
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promote and market, both globally and within
Canada, Canadian-bred and/or Canadianowned American Quarter Horses. For more
information, please visit the CQHA website at:
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Top Right: High Point Horse: For The General, a Above: Team Italy – third place overall
Canadian-bred 1997 brown gelding owned by
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Above: Team Germany – second place overall
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Fitness Tips for Equestrians
Top Stretches for Busy Riders
By Heather Sansom
For some of you, the show season
is in full swing with long days, and
long weeks. It seems like the summer
daylight hours just give us more time
to work: more time to train, more time
at the barn—and less time for other
things, like off-horse exercise. We’re
‘making hay while the sun shines’ in
every direction- including the hay!
Did you know that tight muscles
fatigue your body faster because it has
to fight itself to maintain good posture? Did you know tight muscles are
the first to strain, and tight joints most
at risk for sprain? Did you know that
flexibility is something you are either
gaining day to day, or losing at the
same rate? Moreover, every day you
heave those haybales, get on your
horse, or spend more than 2hrs driving
your horse to a competition, you are
creating muscle tightness which has a
directly negative impact on your ability to use your body efficiently and
correctly in the saddle. In the midst of
the season when your performance
matters most, you are doing multiple
activities every day to set up road
blocks for the red ribbon.
So, in this article I won’t remind
you to find time to go running (in 30
degree heat!), or lift some dumbbells
(after two truckloads of 250 haybales!). However, you are way too
busy to be able to afford days off from
muscle strain, sickness from lowered
immune system due to fatigue, or
under-performance during the 5 minutes you invested 100’s of km’s of
gasoline, hours of training and
unmentionable amounts in show fees.
What I do want to focus on this
month is stretches that if done daily
will have an immediate impact on
your riding. Taking 10 minutes a day
to stretch will also give you a preciously rare few minutes for yourself,
to collect your thoughts and de-stress,
or possibly visualize your performance at your next competition. By
the way, tight muscles can also pull
your skeleton out, creating chiropractic issues, and other strains. Creating
a daily habit of stretching will not
only help your show season today, but
extend your tomorrows in the saddle.
Let’s look at a typical show scenario:
you trained hard for several weeks (tightening adductors or inner thigh, hamstrings,
shoulders). You were up early loading
equipment and horse onto the trailer (tightening trapezius, shoulders and chest), then you
drive for several hours (tightens hamstrings,
hip flexors and chest). By the time you
unload at the show grounds, you have anywhere from 3-5 waking hours under your
belt, little in your stomach, and your body is
already tight. Then you expect to get on your
nervous horse (new environment), and have
the best ride of the year, coincidentally in the
5 minutes you’ve got mid-afternoon under
many watchful eyes.
Give yourself a chance to be your best.
Your horse will feel your muscle tightness
instantly. Think about it. A massage therapist can tell in a minute where you have a
knot. So can your horse. The difference is
that he can’t tell himself all the reasons why
this might be so. He’s wired to conclude that
something’s wrong, and he better be on the
alert too.
Even if you’re a pretty laid back person,
your muscle tightness will still impede your
performance and place you more at risk for
injury in case of an accident. As mentioned,
flexibility is gained and lost daily, so your
best plan is to stretch daily, as well as giving
yourself plenty of time when you arrive at
the show for pre-ride stretching using fluid
motions.
A good rule of thumb is to use fluid
motion stretching before you ride (or any
other sport/activity) and static stretching
(holding the stretch) only afterwards when
your warm muscles will not be asked to bear
significant load. If you miss a day here or
there, or manage just a few seconds of
stretching after your ride, take at least 10
minutes a few times a week to get into some
deep stretching for the areas which most
affect your riding. These are: chest, hip flexors, hamstrings, adductors and calves.
Of course you should be stretching all
kinds of muscles in your body to benefit your
riding posture and effective, efficient aids.
However, when time gets short as it does
when show season is in full swing, you may
have to narrow your focus on the most crucial areas.
No matter what discipline you practice,
sitting in a saddle for long periods of time
causes hip flexors to become less flexible.
The hip flexor is at the top of the front of
your leg, and connects up through the pelvic
area. When this muscle is tight, it pulls your
pelvis forward, creating a hollow in your
lower back, and pitching you forward on
your seat as well as causing your knee to ride
up. Many people try to correct the issue by
strengthening their stomach muscles in order
to be able to sit up straight. What they end
up with is lower back pain.
Also, stomach muscles pull your pubic bone and
sternum closer together, so a strong stomach, with tight
hip flexors and weak back can actually pull your body
into a slouched forward position even more. Of course,
your forward weight drives your horse onto his fore-
hand, makes your seat less secure (dangerous over a
course of fences), and prevents a deep seat needed for
disciplines like dressage, or gaming.
Incidentally, the hamstrings (back of your leg)
which you use constantly when riding also contribute to
this problem when they are tight because they attach at
Hamstring and Hip Flexor Combo: Lean forward over straight legs to stretch your hamstring, and drop into a ‘runner’s lunge’ to stretch your hip flexor. This stretch also works on the calves.
the top of the bottom half of your leg,
and at the front part of your pelvic
floor. In other words, they further
contract your leg and pull the pelvis
forward. You can’t have flexible
knees or hips with tight hamstrings, or
a long leg if that is required in your
riding.
Your adductors (inside of thigh)
are also hard at work every time you
ride. When they are inflexible, they
can cause your hips and thighs to
squeeze in much like a clothes peg,
pinching you up out of the saddle, and
making free movement of your legs
quite difficult.
Your pectoralis muscles (chest)
naturally engage when you are barn
choring, or working around your
horse. If you ride with your arms, or
Chest and Shoulder Opener: holding a lead shank or training whip overhead, do a lot of hard manual work, or
hunch your shoulders while riding, the
rotate your arms backward and forward over your head so that the lead shank problem gets worse. When they are
starts across your pelvis, and ends across the small of your back.
tight, they pull your shoulders into a
rounded forward position- again,
pitching your weight down on your
Adductor Side Lunge horse’s forehand and throwing your
self-carriage and balance off.
(stretches inside of
There are many stretches you can
your thigh). Gently
use. Here are some that I recommend
switch from side to
you do daily. To perform dynamic or
side before you ride to flowing motion stretches before ridopen your hips, and
ing, just do the stretch flowing into
hold each side much and out of it. This is different from
longer afterwards to bouncing. You do not want to throw
undo the tightness that your body into a big stretch. Just flow
in and out, gradually increasing the
occurred while you
range as your body adapts, warms up
were riding.
and becomes comfortable. A couple
of seconds on each muscle area will
do.
After your ride, or a few hours
before competition, spend anywhere
from 10-30 minutes holding and deepening each stretch. You will remember from previous articles that it is
very important not to stretch for pain.
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Janice Taylor
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AQHA DVD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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Ontario Arabian receives AHA
Supreme Legion of Honor
Society, held annually at the Kentucky Horse Park.
“Lena” and Michelle placed 5th overall in the 52 mile
event. There were 26 starters and 14 finishers, giving a
completion rate of only 54%, unusually low for this
event. Although the course was relatively flat, the temperature was extreme, reaching 97 F and 90% humidity,
taking its toll on many of the horses. Michelle and Lena
were the only Canadian team. Most of the horses were
from the southeastern states and as they were in the middle of their competition season, were well conditioned to
these temperatures.
HAF Allieena+/ was also the first Egyptian Arabian
to cross the finish line and was presented an authentic
Middle Eastern Ceremonial Saddle, sponsored by the
Royal Moroccan Arabian Horse Breeders’ Association.
HAF Allieena+ receiving Supreme Legion of Honor
Michelle Bignell and Bob Coleman, of Cayuse
Creek Ranch, Erin ON, recently announced that their
Straight Egyptian mare, HAF Allieena+/ (Royal Jalliel x
Imperial Nasreena), has recently achieved her AHA
Supreme Legion of Honor through her successes in distance riding, most of it with the Ontario Competitive
Trail Riding Association (“OCTRA”). “Leena”, ridden
mostly by Michelle, has been actively competing in
Endurance, Competitive Trail and Ride ‘n Tie since
1994 and has completed over 2200 miles, with 671 miles
in 2007 (a season distance record for OCTRA). She was
recently named Top Horse Overall in OCTRA for 2007,
placing top 10 in all three disciplines.
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Inaugural FEI World
Reining Championships Set
Landmark Event Slated for
September 12-14 in Italy
The American Quarter Horse Journal, July 31, 2008
— The newest addition to international reining, the
first-ever Fédération Equestre Internationale World
Reining Championships, is seeing a world of support
with 20 countries from four continents expected in
the September 12-14 competition in Manerbio, Italy.
The $70,000 team competition will be held on
Friday, September 12, with the top 20 riders then
competing in the $30,000 individual competition on
Sunday, September 14.
Prior to this FEI event, a World Reining Championship only had been offered during the FEI World
Equestrian Games (WEG), which are held every four
years (two years prior to the Olympic Games). This
year, international reiners have the opportunity to
compete for the prestigious World Championship
gold, silver and bronze FEI medals outside of the
WEG, making this a unique and exciting event for
international reining enthusiasts. Organizers anticipate 20,000 spectators for the FEI World Reining
Championships.
The countries with FEI National Federations that
are expected include: Australia, Austria, Belgium,
Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain,
Italy, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands
and the United States.
Those countries in the process of having their
riders qualified for competition are: Czech Republic,
Norway, Santo Domingo, South Africa, Slovakia and
Sweden.
The FEI is the international body governing
equestrian sports recognized by the International
Olympic Committee. It is the sole controlling authority for all international events in dressage, jumping,
eventing, driving, endurance, vaulting, reining and
para-equestrian.
Reining has gained significant ground since
being adopted by the FEI in 2000 as its first western
discipline. Reining made its debut at the 2002 FEI
World Equestrian Games in Jerez de la Frontera,
Spain, where team and individual reining competitors
were welcomed. By the 2006 FEI World Equestrian
Games in Aachen, Germany, more than 22 countries
fielded teams for the reining competitions. The 2010
FEI World Equestrian Games come to the United
States for the first time when they will be held in Lexington, Kentucky.
For further information on international reining,
visit FEI at www.horsesport.org. For more information on the 2008 FEI World Reining Championships
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2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT SHOW COMMITTEE
TREASURER
Becky Riley,
81 Lisbon Pines Dr.,
Cambridge, ON N1R 8A1
(519) 740-9015,
[email protected]
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664 Marshagen Rd,
Dunnville, ON N1A 2W2
(905) 774-7926,
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SECRETARY & JUDGES
COMMITTEE
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RR #1, Wilsonville, ON N0E 1Y0
(519) 443-7080,
[email protected]
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Corral Chatter
By Becky Riley.
I have no idea where July went.
One minute it was Canada Day, and
now we’re quickly approaching
Labour Day weekend! The good
news about the fall is that it means
Fall Fair season.
TROUT CREEK FAIR
AUGUST 23-24
As I mentioned in the last article, Trout Creek Fair is once again
hosting a WHAO Point Award
show. Thank you to the Ransome
family and the rest of the committee
for putting on a great show. In
addition to our 21 mandatory classes,
there are also some extras like halter,
equitation, pair’s pleasure, reining, command, pony games classes and more.
Plus, on the Saturday there are 5 “special” payback classes with a first place
prize of $75. The full class list and
details will be on our website
www.whao.org. I’m just waiting on
firm confirmation of judges and will
have that on the website as soon as I get
the information.
Personally, I love going to this
show. You meet a lot of really nice people that you don’t get to show with regularly, camp out and have a lot of fun.
The pen is fantastic, the drive is very
easy so I hope to see lots of our members from the southern region there this
year.
HARRISTON MINTO FAIR
SEPTEMBER 13
I was very glad to get a call from
Greg Crispin to say that the Harriston
Minto Fair will be a WHAO Point
Award show again. This will be the 3rd
year that they have been on board and
we appreciate all of the hard work that
goes into these shows. The show features our 21 mandatory classes as well
as local limited classes. Bob Montgomery will be the judge for the day and
the show begins at 9am with the performance classes followed by the games
classes. I will put the specifics on the
website when I receive them.
ANCASTER FALL FAIR
SEPTEMBER 20
If you have never been to the
Ancaster Fair, you should plan on going.
In the past there used to be the harness
racing going on while we were showing,
which not all horses liked, but for the
past couple years that has not been the
case. Instead on the track in front of the
grandstand is the heavy horse line classes. I’m sure many of our show horses
that were saying “why does that horse
have a cart attached to him…oh my
gosh, that is so frightening” appreciate
the change! Peter Emick and Lori Emick
and committee run a great show with
lots of added money. Please note that
many fall fairs are asking for liability
insurance. Members of the WHAO are
covered under the WHAO’s liability
insurance when competing at WHAO
Point Award shows. That means, if you
don’t have liability insurance, you can
join the WHAO and be covered at our
shows.
FUNDRAISER DRAW
Don’t forget to purchase your ticket
to win a drawing of your four legged
friend. The WHAO is raffling off an
11x14 drawing done by Sage Art by
Joy. Joy will do a custom drawing of
right from the picture(s) that you send to
her. If you haven’t seen her work, go to
www.sageartbyjoy.com and see what
she can do. Tickets are $5 each or 3 for
$10 and can be purchased from the
directors at our shows. The draw will
be made at our year end awards ceremony.
finalizing the date and location for our
year end awards social and general meeting. They will be held at the same place,
one after another. One thing that will be
discussed and approved will be the next
rulebook. In May, at the judges clinic,
the rulebook was one of the main topics.
We went through rule by rule and made
changes. Those changes will be posted
on the website by September for everyone to read over. Then, at the meeting,
the changes will need to be approved by
the membership. Some of the changes
are minor ones (spelling, clarification of
wording etc) and others are more in
depth. One of the main changes will
reflect the scoring of pattern classes so
that we are in line with the major breed
scoring systems. Please check the website so that you can be educated when
voting on the changes for the rulebook.
Also, we will be voting on the directors
for 2009. If you want to have a WHAO
for 2009, please step up and join the
committee. Otherwise, if there is no one
to run the association, there won’t be
one!
OTHER NEWS
Congratulations to Erin Garniss and
Dean Sayles on their engagement. Erin
and Dean will be married in late September and we wish them all the best for
their special day.
Some of you may have received the
fair book from Rockton Fair and noticed
that it says that the show is a WHAO
Point Award show. That is not correct.
In the past, it was an approved show
when it was on the Saturday, but because
Norfolk County Fair is already on the
same day, it was decided that it wasn’t
AWARDS AND MEETING
The directors are in the process of beneficial to either fair to make both
point award shows. Maybe in the future
we’ll be able to work both into the same
2008 WHAO EVENTS
weekend, but not for 2008.
(t) = tentative
• Saturday, August 23 - Trout Creek Fair WHAO Point Award Show
• Sunday, August 24 - Trout Creek Fair WHAO Point Award Show
Please note: in the last article I said that
• (t)Saturday, September 13 - Harriston-Minto Fair WHAO Point Award Show
Mike Tucker will be the judge for
• Saturday, September 20 - Ancaster Fair WHAO Point Award Show
Ancaster Fair. The judge for 2008 is
• Sunday, October 12 - Norfolk County Fair WHAO Point Award Show
actually Sue Robinson.
• Monday, October 13 - Burford Fair WHAO Point Award Show
Happy Trails.
SENIOR W.H.A.O. JUDGES
Mike Baker
1460 Blessington Rd,
RR 1, Corbyville, On
613-967-4224
Pat Brundage
89 Main St. N.,
Princeton, ON N0J 1V0
(519) 458-1123
Joe Carter
R.R.#2, St. George, ON
N0E 1N0
(519) 448-1127
Melanie Gray
R.R.#4, Owen Sound, ON
N4K 5N6
(519) 372-2527
Email: Melodyacres@
BMTS.com
Louise Harris
RR #1, Wilsonville, ON
N0E 1Y0
(519) 443-7080
[email protected]
Debbie Haughton
1524 LaCasse Rd.,
Clarence Creek, ON K0A 1N0
(613) 488-2300,
Barb Hughes
RR #1, Brownsville, ON
N0L 1C0
(519) 877-4312
email: [email protected]
Bruce Ionson
555 Secretariat Court,
Mississauga, ON L5S 2A5
(647) 209-2600
[email protected]
Shari Irwin
120 Fieldcrest Ave.,
Courtice, ON L1E 2Z1
905-434-5940
e mail:
[email protected]
Esther Johnston
Box 46, 293 Cranberry Lake
Rd., Grafton, ON K0K 2G0
905-349-2681/373-9874 (Cell)
e-mail [email protected]
Shannon Ketcheson
1460 Blessington Rd.
RR#1, Corbyville, ON K0K 1V0
613-967-4224
cell# 613-922-3222
Karen LaPlante
R.R. #1
Rutherglen ON P0H 2E0
705-776-1400
karenL:@thot.net
Kelly Lehman
PO Box 128 Drumbo, ON
N0J 1G0. 519-463-9777,
cell: (519) 807-2660
Anne Marinacci
65 Swayze Court
Smithville, ON L0R 2A0
905-957-5619
Janet McClure
RR #3, 14156 Ten Mile Rd.
Ilderton, ON N0M 2A0
(519) 666-2482
email:
[email protected]
Brenda McTearnen
284 Whitmore Dr.
Waterloo, ON N2K 2N5
Work (519) 622-0574
Home (519) 884-4050
[email protected]
Paul Mitchell
15L 36 Hills Ave., R.R.#2,
Wainfleet, ON L0S 1V0
(905) 834-8598
Robert Montgomery
RR #3,
Vanessa, ON N0E 1V0
(As of June 1, 2008 for the year 2008)
(519) 443-7158
Sue Robinson
R.R.#2,
Kincardine, ON N2Z 2X4
(519) 396-8155
Tom Saul
4897 Shiloh Line, RR #1,
Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0
(519) 882-0958
[email protected]
James Simpson
376 Maltby Rd. E.,
Guelph, ON N1L 1G4
(519) 821-2425
[email protected]
Don Stauffer
RR #7, Orangeville, ON
L9W 2Z3
(519) 942-3999
Rick Storey
994 St. Paul’s St.
Peterborough, ON K9H 6J6
(705) 876-7303
e-mail: rick.storey@ sympatico.ca
Robyn Storey
120 Dudhope St.,
Cambridge, ON N1R 5S2
519-620-9015, 519-624-1592
Mike Tucker
RR #4, 1581 Maple St. N.
Fenwick, ON L0S 1C0
(905) 892-5610
John Ward
R.R.#4
Harriston, ON N0G 1Z0
(519) 327-4541
e mail: [email protected]
JR. JUDGES
Scott Carmichael
411 Autumn Cres, Welland, On
L3C 7K1 - 905-687-3023
Troy Donaldson
RR1 Waterford, On N0E1Y0
519-443-7263
Ann Marie Foster
1204 Parkinson Rd,
Woodstock, On N4S 7W3
519-421-1045
Mike Rapley
331 Fourteenth St. W.
Simcoe, On - 519-426-2677
Penny Ransom
4013 Hwy 63,
North Bay, ON P1B 8G3
705-476-4107
[email protected]
James Teed
1225 Smith Line, RR #3,
Sombra, ON
(519) 627-6520
email: dreamcreek@yahoo,com
INACTIVE
Pat Carter
R.R.#2, St. George, ON
N0E 1N0
(519) 448-1127
Peter Emick
R.R.#8, Brantford, ON
N3T 5M1
(519) 647-3369
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Equine Industry Players Come Together for Safety’s Sake:
Farm Safety Association, Kubota Canada and Equine Guelph
Partner on Youth Equine Safety Initiative
Guelph, ON – The new youth safety initiative, “Play Safe. It’s HorseSense!” was
announced as a partnership between Farm
Safety Association (Country Kids Safety Network), Kubota Canada and Equine Guelph.
“Play Safe. It’s HorseSense!” will be
launched at this year’s Royal Agricultural
Winter Fair in November of 2008 as part of
Equine Guelph’s EquiMania! Education Centre.
Between 1990 and 2005, 63% of animal-related injuries among youth in Ontario
occurred in incidents involving horses. For
children aged sixteen and under, machine
runovers were the predominant cause of fatal
injuries at 46%. Between kids, horses and
tractors, a horse farm can be a very dangerous
place. “This is a partnership that makes
sense,” says Dean Anderson, Executive
Director of the Farm Safety Association.
“We can deliver a critical safety message in a
fun, interactive way to kids through EquiMania!’s high-profile educational initiatives at
equine events.”
This new safety initiative will teach kids
how to stay safe around horses and tractors.
“Play Safe. It’s HorseSense!” will be centre
stage at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
and involves:
AQHA Releases
New DVD by
Renowned
Clinician
Curt Pate
America’s Horse, July 10, 2008 – The American Quarter Horse Association is proud to
announce the release of a new DVD by
AQHA clinician Curt Pate. “Cross Country
with Curt Pate” places you in the front row of
Pate’s clinics at AQHA Regional Experiences
across the country.
For the past four years, AQHA has hosted Regional Experiences in locations throughout the United States. A wonderful outing for
the whole family, Regional Experiences combine fun, competition and education for a
unique event. At each stop, Pate provides a
special opportunity for everyone wanting to
learn more about training their horses and
becoming better horse owners.
Pate’s experience and natural talent with
horses have helped him assist countless owners as they work through challenges with their
animals. His low-stress approach to training
has been sought after by horse owners for
more than 10 years.
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The Way Of Horses
By
Eleanor
Richards
Copyright @
2008
Protect valuables from theft
and contamination.
Horse owners
are discovering a
trip to the feed
store requires an
armed guard.
But once the
edible “gold” is safely transported to the stable, how
is it protected and stored?
As with anything of value, the chances of it
being stolen is very high. In this case the thieves are
usually horses and rodents.
Commercial feeds, grain and supplements must
be stored in a secure location. A room, such as an
extra stall, with a locking door is best. Within that
room, storage containers with lids that can be locked
or fastened securely should be provided. This double
protection helps insure the thief will have trouble
accessing the treasure.
Several types of containers are available. An old
chest freezer with the latch removed (to insure a child
does not become trapped) works well. Other popular
containers are trash cans. Galvanized metal trash
cans work best, as the steel also deters the other
thieves – rodents (rats and mice).
Secure containers will also help prevent Equine
Protozoal Myeloencephalitis. Opossums, skunks and
raccoons may have the organism which causes EPM
in their feces. Horses may acquire EPM when they
ingest grain, forage or water contaminated with the
feces.
Regardless of the type of container you choose
the lid must fasten securely and be hard for a horse to
remove. There is always a chance the feed room door
will be left open. Bungee cords may help secure the
lid.
Extra bags of feed that will not fit in the secure
containers may be stacked on a platform a few inches
above the ground. A wooden pallet works well. This
allows air circulation around the bags. It is imperative the feed room be securely closed at all times if
exposed feed bags are stored.
Feed should be purchased fresh every 30 days
and rotated. This means the containers should be
cleaned completely and the oldest feed used first.
High humidity can cause spoilage and increase
the chances of insects. Even feed stored in containers
is susceptible to moisture. If the containers are
sweating or show signs of condensation, it is possible
the feed will spoil or become contaminated with
insects. Insuring proper ventilation and setting up a
fan will help. During the summer, when nights are
cool and the days are hot and humid, purchasing and
storing less feed at one time is smart.
Stables with 20 or more horses may consider
buying feed in bulk. While this can be cost effective,
you still do not want to store more than a month’s
supply at a time.
Clean the bulk bin out completely before refilling. Poorly constructed bulk bins allow the buildup
of moisture resulting in spoiled feed. This spoiled
feed can hang-up on the sides and may break loose at
any time – contaminating the feed and causing sick
horses.
No matter what type of storage you chose the
area must be kept clean. Spilled feed and broken
bags will attract unwanted guests.
When buying anything of value, make sure you
are buying quality. The feed should not be more than
a month old.
Do not be shy
at
the
feed
store…you are the
customer. Check
the date and refuse
it if it is old or does
not meet your
expectations.
Refuse dirty or
damaged bags.
Date of manufacturing will be
stated on the feed
tag, stamped on the
bag, or printed on
the tear strip along
one end of the bag.
Many companies
use the Julian Date
Calendar.
For
example the date
code may read:
08121. The “08” is
the year – 2008; the “121” is the 121st day of the year
- May 1st.
Even if the date of manufacture meets your
requirements refuse or return the feed if it seems
questionable.
Horses can be their own worst enemy. It is up to
us to protect them from temptation.
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* You can get a Bachelor of Science degree in equine
studies or certification as a Professional Horse Trainer or Riding Instructor online. Visit www.horsecoursesonline.com for information. “How to Feed for
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is one of the online courses offered. Contact Eleanor
at [email protected] or (602) 6168414. Be sure to visit Eleanor’s web site at www.thewayofhorses.com
A Horse, Of Course
By
Don Blazer
If you’re going to
breed horses, raise them
and train them, then
you’re significantly more
important than the genetics involved. Yes, you!
The greatest value
derived from the study of
genetics may be the jolting of the student from
the world of dreams and
into reality. Everyone
dreams of breeding a winner; the reality is few do.
Most breeders study bloodlines (mares and
stallions), nicks, crosses, conformation, and competition records, yet seldom give consideration to the
resulting foal’s environment, and that is why they
fail so often. (One champion for every 20,000
foals.)
Genetics, the science of heredity, is not exact
and not controllable. Heredity is only the tendency
of like to beget like. The key word is “tendency.”
Even clones are not alike as genetic science is
quickly learning.
Without going into details, accept the fact that
genes contain coded information that determines
exactly what job each gene will perform. Some
genes build eyes, some the hoof, some the skin and
hair, others the organs and still others the horse’s
color. They give the horse his traits, including his
ability to work cattle, run fast, animated movement
and even disposition and temperament.
But genes are ornery, and often don’t do the
same thing. Genes have “variable expressivity.”
This is seen in the fact all chestnut horses are not the
same color of chestnut…..some are lighter, darker,
redder, or less bright. Knowing that genes act in
different ways under different circumstances, we
apply the laws of probability. The laws of probability say if the mare and sire of Big Brown were
mated again the chances of getting another Big
Brown are greater than if you mate two other horses
trying to get another Big Brown. And while the
laws of probability will work out, it often takes a
hundred years or more.
A better approach to breeding champions is to
concern yourself with “quantitative genes” rather
than “qualitative genes.” Qualitative genes act
the same in every situation; the bay color gene
always produces the color bay, so don’t worry
about it.
Quantitative genes, on the other hand,
determine things such as size, vigor, growthrate, conformation, speed, intelligence and even
cow sense. And it’s been determined 60%
of a horse’s abilities come from quantitative
genes.
The two great things about quantitative
genes are that they determine the things
which make champions, and they can be
influenced by outside forces—the foal’s
environment.
Get the picture? You can control the
foal’s environment!
If you are going to breed the horse,
raise the horse and train the horse, your priority concern should be to provide the environment needed so the quantitative genes are
properly
influenced to produce a superior horse.
Pick a mare with a proven
record of success at a particular event, mate
her with a stallion which has a proven record
of success at a particular event, and then
cross your fingers because if you don’t provide the proper environment, all you’ve got
going for you is luck.
The smartest and most suc-
cessful breeders pick the best mares and mate
them to the best stallion they can afford….then
they do the real work of producing champions.
They study nutrition and learn the best feeds for
the foal and the type of body he’ll need for the
work he’ll eventually do. They provide the
foal with the room to play and they understand
the affect the weather is going to have on the
foal as he grows. They plan the foal’s exercise
program, and they make sure the foal is handled
and trained properly from day one. This takes
1. Change Happens: they keep moving the cheese.
2. Anticipate Change: get ready for the cheese to
move.
3. Monitor Change: smell the cheese so you will
know when it’s old.
4. Adapt to Change Quickly: the quicker you let
go of old cheese, the sooner you can enjoy new
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The only constant is change, and change is
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Questions to ask yourself are, “Am I going to be a
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MAZE to their cubical which contains their
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One day they get to their cubical only to find
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The cheese, of course, is never returned.
After days of waiting, in a desperate move, Haw
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Canadian Young Riders Slide into Colorado to make History!
By Freelance Writer Jane Lyon
For the first time Western riders have
been invited to compete at the CN North
American Junior and Young Rider Championships. They will take their place proudly
alongside the Olympic disciplines of dressage,
jumping and eventing at the Colorado Horse
Park in Parker, Colorado. Five young people
from across Canada will be representing their
county in the most recently internationally recognized sport of Reining. They will be traveling to Colorado in late July to be a part of
international equestrian history. Reining
gained recognition as an international equine
sport by taking the world by storm at their first
inclusion at the World Equestrian Games in
2002. That year Team USA took gold and
Canada took silver and an individual Bronze.
In 2006, with the Games broadcasted to the
world, Canada proudly watched Duane
Latimer ride into the record books with a Gold
medal performance. The normally all-english
world of European riding has wildly embraced
the sport of cowboys and prompted the spread
of international competition.
Reining horses developed out of the
necessity of working cattle on huge tracts of
land in the old West. Herding, doctoring and
branding cattle all took place on horseback
with skills brought to North America by the
Spanish vaqueros. When ranches came together to help each other, competition naturally
developed to see who had the best ranch horse.
Reining today, minus the cows, is the total
refinement of those manoeuvres and can best
be explained by the National Reining Horse
Association’s most important first paragraph in
their rule book. “To rein a horse is not only to
guide him, but also to control his every movement. The best reined horse should be willingly guided or controlled with little or no apparent resistance and dictated to completely”. An
observer can easily see the grace and skill of
reining and how closely it resembles dressage
in a western saddle with the bold exception of
most manoeuvres done at speed creating a dramatic impact with spectators.
The NAJYR Championships, which are
run in a similar format as the Olympic Games
have become a stepping stone for many youth
progressing to international competition. The
schedule in Colorado includes a “Welcome”
class as a warm-up for everyone then the Team
competition and an Individual competition
with medals for both classes. All competitors
will get a chance to feel what an Olympic
Games is like with international rules in place.
ORHA 2008
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Aug 16 & 17 - Blacks Equine Centre, Hamilton ON. Contact: Ken
Van Alstine 905.679.1224
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London, ON. Contact: Lloyd Diehl
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Sept. 26 to 28 - Eastern Canada
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& Sired Stakes Reining Show,
Royal Canadian Riding Academy,
Davis Drive, Newmarket
The Reining Canada Team was chosen last year
through a series of Young Rider competitions run under
very specific guidelines provided by the International
Equestrian Federation, known as the FEI and Equine
Canada. The guidelines have been developed with the
horse and riders safety uppermost in mind followed by
fairness for all of those wishing to enter. Young Riders
classes were held in Eastern and Western Canada with a
final selection competition held in both geographic locations. Three riders from the West and two riders from
the East have been chosen for the team and each are representative of the best Canada has to offer for this competition. Each have won numerous competitions as individuals and are eager to advance as a team.
From oldest to youngest here are the Team members:
Stephanie Gruhle, is twenty years of age and lives
in Ste Rose, Manitoba. A recipient of several year end
awards including Reining Canada’s Provincial Championship, Stephanie has also committed her time to the
Central Canada Reining Horse Association serving as
Youth Director from 2003 – 2005 and helped create the
CCRHA Youth Scholarship Award. She has graduated
from the University of Winnipeg Collegiate with the
academic award for Desktop Publishing and is currently
enrolled in Agricultural Studies at Assiniboine College
in Brandon, Manitoba.
Kylie Wasiuta is eighteen and hails from Springfield, Manitoba. Raised on a farm and loving every part
of it, Kylie is a total “outdoors” girl. Loving anything to
do with horses, she has worked very hard in her sport
achieving the 2007 Youth High Point Championship
from the Canadian Western Horse Association. Holding
the most points across Canada for the Youth Medal
class and a reserve placing in the Young Rider Medal
class held at the Canadian Reining Breeders Classic in
2007, ensured Kylie a spot on the Young Riders Team.
Kylie will be going on to study agriculture at university
after representing her county in Colorado.
Kelly Truesdell, eighteen, from Brights Grove,
Ontario is graduating as an honour student from St. Clair
Secondary School this year. Finding time in between
her multiple Reining Canada, Ontario Reining Horse
Association and Ontario Quarter Horse Association
championships, Kelly has been a member of the Key
Club and Science Club at school as well as assisting
with fundraising for various charities. Not stopping
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are committed to supporting OBRA
Youth Barrel Racing in 2008.
Rainy weather did not damped the
competitive spirit of the Sabila Barrel
Blast June 28 & 29. Over 100 top horsemen and women competed for over
$16,000 in added money amongst the cosanctioned event. Our thanks to Kevin
and Kim for hosting this awesome competition.
The first weekend of July, sunny
skies prevailed for the Stonecroft Turn of
Events in Granton.
Many hands make
for a great show! Dr. Bob & Debby
Folkard would like to thank the OBRA
family of helpers who made the show run
smoothly. Hats off to those members who
set barrels, man the gate, sell 50/50 tickets: all those who pitched in, it is much
appreciated.
The price of fuel could not deter the
many barrel racers who headed to the
Great Green North for the New Lisgard
show. Over 70 barrel racers competed at
what is probably the prettiest show
grounds and most beautiful country ever.
Congratulations to Casey Baldovin who’s
smokin’ Catachat Cash won both Saturday and Sunday Sweepstakes runs.
Please see OBRA Results for WhoWonWhat at these super shows.
We are currently organizing our
Member’s Show for August 30 in Erin.
Please contact Kurt Kneidinger to donate
for this fun show.
Allan and Connie Burgess of
Belleville returned home from Sabila’s
show to find that a tornado had destroyed
their arena, took the roof off a barn and
partial roof off another. A benefit BBQ
and dance is being held Sept. 27 a the
Thurlow Community Centre. Contact Jim
and Tammie Perry 613-377-6398 for tickets or to help.
Warm Congratulations to Debby
McMullen and Mike Hockin who got
engaged during the Black Gold Barrel
Bonanza. It is our fervent hopes that
they’ll consider having a Cowboy Horseshow Wedding!
Our sympathies to the Thornton and
Crane families on the passing of Dwaye’s
grandfather, Alan Thornton. Many oldtimers will remember Al as a good man
and good horseman who founded the
Thamesford Valley Riders.
Quarter Horse Racing at Ajax
Downs Has Never Been Richer
Since 2006, Ajax Downs (formerly known as Picov Downs) has benefited from revenue sharing from the Slots
at Racetracks Program. The Ontario Racing Commission (ORC) is responsible for
developing, managing and implementing
programs for the use of slot revenue on
behalf of the Quarter Horse racing industry. The ORC has spearheaded the
Ontario Quarter Horse Racing Industry
Development Program, to build a strong
sustainable Quarter Horse racing sector in
Ontario. For Quarter Horse racing in
Ontario, the Program will: Provide funding for expanded racing opportunities –
Ajax Downs will offer up to 50 days of
dedicated Quarter Horse racing by 2012
Support the development of an internationally recognized stakes program at
Ajax Downs Provide incentives for ownership of Ontario Bred, Ontario Foaled,
and Ontario Sired racing stock For Quarter Horse breeding in Ontario, the Program will:
Increase demand for quality racing stock
Provide incentives to expand Ontario’s
broodmare band
Reward breeding success with Breeders’
Awards, Stallion Awards and Stakes
bonuses for Ontario-Foaled, Ontario-Bred
and Ontario-Sired offspring
For the Quarter Horse industry in Ontario,
the Program will Invest more than $45
million in Ontario by 2013
Expand post-racing markets for Quarter
Horses in Ontario
Support the development of an annual
sale of Quarter Horses in Ontario
To read the full version of the Quarter
Horse Racing Industry Development Plan
visit the ORC website at www.ontarioracingcommission.ca
The Ontario Quarter Horse Racing Industry Development Program is
pleased to be a 2008 sponsor of OBRA
Youth Barrel Racing. The Program is a
partnership of the QROOI (Quarter Racing Owners of Ontario), the (Ontario Racing Commission) and Ajax Downs. We
wish all youth competitors good luck and
a fast horse. Information on quality Quarter Horses for sale is available from the
Quarter Racing Owners of Ontario Inc.
(www.qrooi.com) and Ajax Downs
(www.ajaxdowns.com). Quality horses
will also be available to purchase at the
2009 Quarter Horse Racing Industry sale
next fall. In 2008 …30 days of racing at
Ajax\par Downs featuring as many as 10
races per day
More than $4 million in purses\par and incentives at Ajax Downs,
including:
Over $2 million in base purses
for racing in added money\par to 13
stakes races
More than $1.5 million in\par
additional racing\par incentives
More than $680,000 in breeding
incentives for Ontario Quarter Horse
breeders.
OBRA RESULTS
Show name: Stonecroft Turn Of Events
Class Name: Pee Wee
Class Type: 19
Number of Entries: 5 Entry Fee: $5.00
Added Money: $25.00 Entry Money: $25.00 Retained Money: $50.00
Total Purse: $.00
Rank/ Horse/ Rider/ Time/ KD/ Purse
1 Shadow
Sabila,Cody
2 Little Bear
White,Karenna
3 Shadow
Sabila,Bailey
4 Little Bear
White,Sierra
5 Call Me Gambler
McCallum-Smith,Martina
17.025 0
17.161 0
17.832 0
21.151 1
21.288 1
21.517 1
22.120 1
23.648 1
27.609 2
No-Show
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.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Average (inc. 0.300) = 17.094 A threshold (inc. 0.300) = 16.654
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
0
0
0
0
0
Class Name: Stonecroft Limited
Class Type: 15
Total Purse: $828.00
Class Name: Stonecroft Sweeps
Class Type: 12
1 White Alibi
Clingen,Caleb
2 Fame to Flame
Pendry,Jodi
3 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita
4 Chicklet
Seibert,Elaine
5 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Nancy
6 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
7 Kitty
Merritt,Evan
8 Rocket Replay
Kersey,Maryann
9 Mark The Jet
Folkard,Bob
10 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
11 Entwistle
Charrette,Aime
12 School’s Dun
Johnston,Caitlin,1
13 Dash By You
May,Lisa
14 Justa Down Homer Vonda,Blake
15 Breanna’s Wish
Kersey,Kelly
16 Justa Wee Dash
Vonda,Blake
17 Sure Dash
Clingen,Caleb
18 Caraways Native Storm Blane,Chris
16.220
16.275
16.566
16.609
16.618
16.731
16.841
16.852
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
260.40
218.40
176.40
109.20
75.60
.00
.00
.00
1 Bonky
Maltby,Sarah
2 A Rey of Luck
McCallum,Doug
3 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
4 Lucks Miss Bug
Dougall,Alyssa
5 Cubin Cartel
Bernauer,Gerard
6 Positive Effort
Wilson,James
7 Go Jenny Dream
Brodhagen,Joe
8 Sheza Hero
Clingen,Caleb
9 Ebony
Folkard,Bob
10 Playboy
Carroll,Jessica
11 Dash For Doctor
Sutherland,Glenn
12 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
13 Indian Elegance
Thorne,Christine
14 Gunsmoke in the Heir Sabila,Kevin
16.484
16.489
16.595
16.623
16.703
16.835
16.987
17.001
17.040
17.047
17.133
17.133
17.215
17.274
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
186.30
144.90
111.78
95.22
78.66
70.38
57.96
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
15 Honey
Riley,Montana
16 RG Grande
Scarlett,Lisa
17 Tass’s Can Jamer
DiPietro,Lynda
18 Bit of Tass
Johnston,Dave
Second Division
1 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
2 Drive On Tass
Smart,Jessie
3 Leo
Chartier,Amanda
4 Run N Win
Annett,Louise
5 Tassilo Replay
Eilers,Annique
6 My Lucky Alibi
Sinnesael,Jade
7 Magic
Rheaume,Victoria
8 Blast of Lib
Wilkins,Sarah
9 Entwistle
Charrette,Aim
10 I’m Dodging The Blues Vyse,Justine
11 I’M a Perfect Gentleman Illman/Bernard,Jody
12 Sharp Dressed Okie Fotheringham,Amy
13 Flying With Luck Riley,Montana
14 Breanna’s Wish
Kersey,Kelly
15 Tyin The Wind
Ross,Mikayla
16 Totally Together Rypstra/Vandermeer,Shanno
17 Flames Finale
Swatuk,Amber
18 QT Poco Vittoro
Ford,Annett
19 Rising Moon Special Timmermans,Dale
20 Rambo
Collier,Sue
21 Carol Chick Dancer Seibert,Armin
22 A Grande Diesel
Davey,Paula
23 Runner
Chartier,Amanda
24 Blow Me Down Lynx Wood,Matt
25 Star
Tengnagel,Dayle
26 Perks Elated
Bernauer,Christine
7.289
17.308
17.404
17.419
0
0
0
0
.00
.00
.00
.00
17.544
17.669
17.704
17.722
17.928
18.127
18.151
18.364
18.481
18.668
20.292
21.849
21.948
21.957
22.112
22.193
22.262
22.362
22.494
22.987
23.046
23.107
23.505
25.387
26.828
Disqua
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
2
41.40
24.84
16.56
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.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
.00
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Class Name: 2-D Futurity
650 5th Line, Caledonia, ON N3W 2C7
(905) 765-9348
Boarding, Breeding, Layups,
Training, Sales
We have not raised our prices in Eight Years! No hidden or extra costs!
Our rates are one of the lowest around for the care and services offered.
We offer discounts for owners with more than three horses.
Check us out - you’ll be surprised!
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from OAC
Class Name: 2-D Poles
Class Type: 14
Number of Entries: 25
Added Money: $300.00 Entry Money: $500.00
1 School’s Dun
Johnston,Caitlin,1
2 Dash By You
May,Lisa
3 Flying With Luck
Riley,Montana
4 Mark The Jet
Folkard,Bob
6 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita
7 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
8 Go Jenny Dream
Brodhagen,Joe
9 Dash For Doctor
Sutherland,Glenn
10 Bonky
Maltby,Sarah
Second Division
1 Tassilo Replay
Eilers,Annique
2 Leo
Chartier,Amanda
3 My Lucky Alibi
Sinnesael,Jade
4 She’s Melissa’s Girl Johnston,Brody
5 Bit of Tass
Johnston,Dave
6 Custom Coulor
Rodgers,Katie
7 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Doug
8 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
9 Tyin The Wind
Ross,Mikayla
10 Lucks Miss Bug
Dougall,Alyssa
11 Show Me Your Tips Beuermann,Olivia
12 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
13 Drive On Tass
Smart,Jessie
14 Arbon Bully
Dubois,Art
15 QT Poco Vittoro
Ford,Annett
Entry Fee: $20.00
Retained Money: $36.00
16.593 0
17.054 0
17.176 0
137.60
103.20
68.80
17.680
17.928
18.464
19.108
20.458
23.197
34.40
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
0
0
0
0
0
1
Entry Fee: $20.00
21.731
22.091
22.211
22.286
22.833
22.858
22.894
23.027
23.200
23.216
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
224.00
168.00
112.00
56.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
24.040
24.073
24.108
24.550
25.648
30.787
32.135
32.568
32.661
33.605
35.289
36.250
36.363
Disqua
Disqua
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
56.00
42.00
28.00
14.00
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.00
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New Liskeard Speed Show
Prima Farms is proud to offer excellent care and services at very reasonable rates!
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1 Turbulent Flight
White,Jason
2 Sharp Dressed Okie Fotheringham,Amy
3 Wranglers Fiesta
Bernauer,Gerard
Second Division
1 Miss Nickita Bar
Gillard,Carrie
2 Bullys Smokin Chick McCallum,Doug
3 Blow Me Down Lynx Wood,Matt
4 First to Smash
Blane,Chris
5 I’M a Perfect Gentleman Illman/Bernard,Jody
6 Cobi Jo
Bernauer,Gerard
Class Name: Saturday Sweeps
Class Type:12
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Class Type: 17
1 Catachat Cash
Baldovin,Casey
2 Aligria
Cloutier,Cindy
3 Super Power Jac
Wilson,Melissa
4 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
5 Sheeza Smoking Melody
81.00
6 Mr Dashalot
Jensen,Doug
7 Betsy Cash
Neveu,Steven
8 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
9 Dash Down
Beaupre,Rock
10 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
11 It’s Been A Slice
Neveu,Steven
12 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita
13 Zevi Bug Bully
Sylvain,Pascale
14 Sometime A Kid
Gignac,Patrick
15 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
16 Hope I’m Yanks BestScholz,Ernie
17 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
18 Entwistle
Charrette,Aime
19 Sheza Exclusive Dash
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20 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Nancy
16.316 0 279.00
16.374 0 234.00
16.537 0 189.00
16.554 0 117.00
Beaupre,Rock
16.564
0
16.684 0 .00
16.693 0 .00
16.712 0 .00
16.779 0 .00
16.860 0 .00
16.923 0 .00
16.995 0 .00
17.200 0 .00
17.221 0 .00
17.276 0 .00
17.589 0 .00
17.704 0 .00
18.069 0 .00
Gregorie,Louise
21.784
1
22.056 1
.00
Class Name: Saturday Limited
Class Type: 15
1 Sheza Exclusive Dash Gregorie,Louise
2 Mr Dashalot
Jensen,Doug
3 Betsy Cash
Neveu,Steven
4 Dash Down
Beaupre,Rock
5 A Rey of Luck
McCallum,Doug
6 Sheeza Smoking Melody
7 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
8 Rose Wood Robin
Dery,Emily
9 QT Poco Vittoro
10 Peppys Cutter Miss
11 Choco Dash
12 Jazz
13 Chickos Lucky Dash
14 Brandy Bell Plus
15 Tyin The Wind
16 Positive Effort
17 Wild Chance
18 Chip
19 Chicks Lucky Charm
20 Zevi Bug Bully
2008 ALUMASPORT
BUNK HOUSE
with 4 HORSE
14’ Short Wall, 8’ wide, 7’ 6” Tall, features, Air Conditioning, Furnace, Oven w/3 Burner, Sharp
Microwave, AM/FM Stereo & CD, Ext. Speakers, Awning, Skylight & Glass Door in Shower,
Champagne Exterior, Goodyear G Range Tire, Mangers, Stud Wall, Hydraulic Jack, Brite Dip on
sides, Hay Rack & Ladder, Insulated horse area, Diamond Plate Front Firewall, Led lighting, More!
FLETCHER’S HORSE WORLD, 2173 Cockshutt Rd. Waterford, ON
519-443-7333, [email protected] • www.fletchershorseworld.com
Entry Fee: $25.00
Second Division
1 Chattine
2 Drive On Tass
3 Entwistle
4 Sweet On Jazz
5 Run N Win
6 Delta Robin Angelo
7 Magic
8 A Grande Diesel
9 Dash T Please
10 Post & Go
11 Lady Zippo
12 Miss Perkins
13 Money Royal
14 Goldun Becky
15 Abby Song Singer
16 Gone Pure Country
17 I’m Jettin With Honor
18 Skippit Bull
19 Nowata
20 Jinx Dusty Rose
21 Holly
22 McCarthy’s Bar Wonder
23 Northern Personality
24 Sunshine
25 Speedy The Kid
26 Dolly
27 Aligria
28 Cash
29 Sometime A Kid
30 Polly
31 Get Golden
32 Walk The Walk Doc
Entry Fee: $15.00
16.391 0 202.50
16.456 0 157.50
16.494 0 121.50
16.517 0 103.50
16.529 0 85.50
Beaupre,Rock
16.572 0 63.00
16.589 0 .00
Ford,Annett
Aitchison,Danika
Bergeron,Cassandre
Dickinson,Brenda
Denis,Jose
Baldovin,Kaylin
Ross,Mikayla
Wilson,James
Charrette,Aime
Lahaie,Shelley
Aitchison,Samantha
Sylvain,Pascale
16.685
16.848
16.869
16.897
16.962
17.021
17.223
17.256
17.261
17.278
17.336
17.354
Sylvain,Jocelyn
Smart,Jessie
Charrette,Aime
TenHove,Marg
Annett,Louise
Boland,Stephanie
Rheaume,Victoria
Davey,Paula
Bergeron,Phedre
Beland,Denise
Dery,Ashly
Twiner,Rose
Irwin,Ashley
McWhirter,Rebecca
Barbe,Erika
Twiner,Rose
Alexander,Arron
Manella,Diana
Paquet,Josee
Roy,Joanne
Johnson,Harvey
Brideau,Wendy
Irwin,Ashley
Barbe,Joanie
Theriault,Heidi
Johnston,Hailey
Cloutier,Cindy
Pleau,Andreanne
Gignac,Patrick
Brosseau,Denis
Baldovin,Lynn
Herbert,Vanessa
17.426 0
17.492 0
17.513 0
17.561 0
17.615 0
17.719 0
17.765 0
17.843 0
17.892 0
17.918 0
18.006 0
18.078 0
18.178 0
18.209 0
18.276 0
18.286 0
18.290 0
18.412 0
18.515 0
19.342 0
20.370 0
22.743 1
22.777 1
22.920 1
23.272 1
24.023 1
25.385 1
26.035 1
Disqua
Disqua
No-Show
No-Show
16.530 0 76.50
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27.00
18.00
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Class Name: Saturday Limited
Class Type: 15
Added Money: $300.00
Entry Money: $750.00 Retained Money: $150.00
1 Sheza Exclusive Dash
Gregorie,Louise
2 Mr Dashalot
Jensen,Doug
3 Betsy Cash
Neveu,Steven
4 Dash Down
Beaupre,Rock
5 A Rey of Luck
McCallum,Doug
6 Sheeza Smoking Melody Beaupre,Rock
7 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
8 Rose Wood Robin
Dery,Emily
9 QT Poco Vittoro
Ford,Annett
16.391
16.456
16.494
16.517
16.529
16.530
16.572
16.589
16.685
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
202.50
157.50
121.50
103.50
85.50
76.50
63.00
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ORCHA
Sponsors
Ontario Reined Cow Horse Association
Show Dates:
Sept. 7 - Judge: Steve Preszcator
ORCHA shows at the Walker farm in AQHA Shows held at Ilderton FairRichmond, Ontario.
grounds
August 17 - Judge: Mike Tucker
August 23
Toll Free: 800-663-DEAL
www.hurontractor.com
www.sagebrushimages.ca
www.andesign.ca
June 29th Show Results
(Walker’s Ranch)
Judge: Melanie Gray
Open: 1st Craig Black/Mega Misty/ 149.5, 2nd Duane
Smith/Cody/ 147.5
Non Pro: Werner Bohner/Little Tazzy Lena/ 148.5,
Sherry Black/Jacs Spinafox/ 146.5
Novice Horse: Sherry Black/Jacs Spinafox/ 142, Werner
Bohner/Tazzy Little Lena/ 139.5
Beginner Horse: Tim Banick/Dun It in Vegas/ 141,
Jacquie Gowing/Docettes Shiney Jewel/ 130.5
Green as Grass: Mary Baks/Holm’s Fine Sunday/ 74,
Sharon Wilfing / Smoke/ 62
Youth: Brittany Smith/ Hesa Flip/ 56
Thanks to our Sponsors for their continued Support:
Supreme Sponsors
Belore Trailers , Mt. Elgin, Ph: 519-485-5358
Horse Country Bedding Inc., St. Thomas, Ph: 519-6370767
Agribrand Purina Canada Inc., Woodstock, Ph: 519-5398561
Grogan Ford, Watford, Ph: 519-876-2730
Gold Sponsors
Henry Equestrian Insurance Broker Inc., Aurora, Ph:
905-727-1144
Family Flowers, St. Thomas, Ph: 519-631-6004
Horse Trader, Dutton, Ph: 519-762-3993
The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Ontario
2008 Directors
President
Richard MacKenzie
905-986-5598
Brad Wardell
519-683-2294
[email protected]
Scott Cook 905-786-3188
[email protected]
Ashley Fletcher 905-263-8837
[email protected]
Larry Papple 519-458-8409
[email protected]
Leslie Hudson 905-493-1752
[email protected]
Nancy MacDonald 613-259-3448
[email protected]
Marie Papple 519-458-8409
[email protected]
Memberships/Newsletter
Marilyn Buller 905-898-7315
[email protected]
Aug. 30 - Perth Fair, Contact: Nancy MacDonald, 613-259-3448
Sept. 13 - Spencerville Fair, Contact: Nancy MacDonald, 613-259-3448
Sept. 30 - Richmond Fair, Contact: Nancy MacDonald
, 613-259-3448
Sept. 27 - Carp Fair, Contact: Nancy MacDonald, 613-259-3448
Oct. 4 - Metcalf Fair, Contact: Nancy MacDonald, 613-259-3448
Oct. 13 - Brigden Fall Fair, Contact: Mary James, 519-541-1761
Oct. 13 - Simcoe Fair, Vicky Cork 519-428-7550, Diane Stewart 519-428-1530
Eastern Ontario Paint Horse Club
www.eophc.com
President: Elizabeth Anderson, 57 Bluebell Street, Orleans, Ont. K4A 4Z3 (613) 837-2914, [email protected]
Vice President: Brian Burt
Past President: Mary Lubun, 2810 Cowell Rd, North Gower, ON K0A 2T0 (613) 489-1925, [email protected]
Secretary: Michelle Wallace, 2823 Pierce Road, RR #2, North Gower, ON K0A 2T0 (613) 489-2670
Treasurer/Membership: Rosemary Burt
Fundraising & Sponsorship: Tracey Scott, 2016 Richardson Side Rd., Carp, ON K0A 1L0 (613) 836-8897
Public Relations: Tracy Pierce, 5791 Carp Road, Kinburn, Ont. K0A 2H0, (613) 832-0409
Show Person: Sheila Rondeau, [email protected]
Newsletter/ Website: Elizabeth Anderson, 57 Bluebell Street, Orleans, Ont. K4A 4Z3 (613) 837-2914
Youth Rep: Taylor D. Burt
Visit our website for more information www.epohc.com
The Ottawa Valley Arabian Horse Association (OVAHA) 2008 Executive
President/High Points: Theo Hunter, 10244 Clark Rd., Mountain, ON K0E 1S0, Tel: (613) 989-3096, Email:
[email protected]
Vice-President: Janie Greenberg, 756 Heritage Drive, RR 4, Merrickville, ON K0G 1N0
Tel: (613) 269-2627, Fax: (613) 269-2708, Email: [email protected]
Tulip Chairperson: Deirdre Doherty, 228 Genest St., Ottawa, ON K1L 7Y3 (613) 258-6754, email:
[email protected]
PO Box 277, 875 Potter Rd., Kemptville, ON K0G 1J0, Tel: (613) 258-6754, Email: [email protected]
Newsletter: Tammy Hanna, email: [email protected]
Website: Email: [email protected]
www.ottawavalleyaha.com
The Ottawa Valley Arabian Horse Association is a member of Region 18 and the
Arabian Horse Association
Upcoming Events - 2008
OVAHA/OCTRA Competitive and Mileage Trail
Ride - Oct. 4 and 5/2008 - Rideaufield Farm, Merrickville, Ontario - TBA. Janie Greenberg 613-269-2627
10 Peppys Cutter Miss Aitchison,Danika
11 Choco Dash
Bergeron,Cassandre
12 Jazz
Dickinson,Brenda
13 Chickos Lucky Dash Denis,Jose
14 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
15 Tyin The Wind
Ross,Mikayla
16 Positive Effort
Wilson,James
17 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
18 Chip
Lahaie,Shelley
19 Chicks Lucky Charm Aitchison,Samantha
20 Zevi Bug Bully
Sylvain,Pascale
Second Division
1 Chattine
Sylvain,Jocelyn
2 Drive On Tass
Smart,Jessie
3 Entwistle
Charrette,Aime
4 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
5 Run N Win
Annett,Louise
6 Delta Robin Angelo Boland,Stephanie
7 Magic
Rheaume,Victoria
8 A Grande Diesel
Davey,Paula
9 Dash T Please
Bergeron,Phedre
10 Post & Go
Beland,Denise
11 Lady Zippo
Dery,Ashly
12 Miss Perkins
Twiner,Rose
13 Money Royal
Irwin,Ashley
14 Goldun Becky
McWhirter,Rebecca
15 Abby Song Singer Barbe,Erika
16 Gone Pure Country Twiner,Rose
17 I’m Jettin With Honor Alexander,Arron
18 Skippit Bull
Manella,Diana
19 Nowata
Paquet,Josee
20 Jinx Dusty Rose
Roy,Joanne
21 Holly
Johnson,Harvey
22 McCarthy’s Bar Wonder Brideau,Wendy
23 Northern Personality Irwin,Ashley
24 Sunshine
Barbe,Joanie
25 Speedy The Kid
Theriault,Heidi
26 Dolly
Johnston,Hailey
27 Aligria
Cloutier,Cindy
28 Cash
Pleau,Andreanne
29 Sometime A Kid
Gignac,Patrick
30 Polly
Brosseau,Denis
31 Get Golden
Baldovin,Lynn
32 Walk The Walk Doc Herbert,Vanessa
16.848
16.869
16.897
16.962
17.021
17.223
17.256
17.261
17.278
17.336
17.354
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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17.426 0 45.00
17.492 0 27.00
17.513 0 18.00
17.561 0 .00
17.615 0 .00
17.719 0 .00
17.765 0 .00
17.843 0 .00
17.892 0 .00
17.918 0 .00
18.006 0 .00
18.078 0 .00
18.178 0 .00
18.209 0 .00
18.276 0 .00
18.286 0 .00
18.290 0 .00
18.412 0 .00
18.515 0 .00
19.342 0 .00
20.370 0 .00
22.743 1 .00
22.777 1 .00
22.920 1 .00
23.272 1 .00
24.023 1 .00
25.385 1 .00
26.035 1 .00
Disqua
Disqua
No-Show
No-Show
Class Name: Sat. 2-D Futurity
Class Type: 17
Number of Entries: 6 Entry Fee: $ 20.00
Retained Money: $ 24.00 Total Purse: $296.00
1 Dun Rockie Kola
Descoteaux,Richard
2 Misty’s Maid Of Honor Precious,Elaina
3 Watch Him Streak
Wilson,Tessa
Second Division
1 Elliott Bully
Jensen,Doug
3 Bullys Smokin Chick McCallum,Doug
16.680 0 118.40
17.084 0 88.80
17.672 0 59.20
17.963 0 29.60
18.010 0 .00
25.050 1 .00
Class Name: Sunday Sweeps
Class Type: 12
Entry Fee: $ 25.00
Added Money: $ 500.00
Entry Money: $ 450.00 Retained Money: $ 90.00
Total Purse: $ 860.00
1 Catachat Cash
Baldovin,Casey
2 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita
3 A Rey of Luck
McCallum,Doug
4 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
5 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
6 Super Power Jac
Wilson,Melissa
7 Star Dusk Cash
Mack,David
8 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Nancy
9 Mr Dashalot
Jensen,Doug
10 Hope I’m Yanks Best Scholz,Ernie
11 Zevi Bug Bully
Sylvain,Pascale
12 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
13 Chattine
Sylvain,Jocelyn
14 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
15 Sometime A Kid
Gignac,Patrick
17 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
18 Entwistle
Charrette,Aime
15.812 0
16.113 0
16.121 0
16.168 0
16.236 0
16.265 0
16.398 0
16.406 0
16.457 0
16.727 0
16.789 0
16.800 0
16.959 0
16.980 0
17.360 0
21.411 1
22.142 1
22.483 1
No-Show
266.60
223.60
180.60
111.80
77.40
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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*Tentative* AHSA of ON Horse Show List
EOPHC Paint-O-Rama
Saturday July 26th, 2008 - Three Judge Show, 8:30am at
Carp Fairgrounds
Online and Paper Entry Forms available soon!
OBRA Results
Continued from page 16.
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Craig Black, Vice President, 519-874-1294
Stefan Winkelhage, Treasurer/Web, 519-463-9956
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Class Name: Sat. Sablia Sweeps
Class Type: 12
Entry Fee: $ 25.00
Added Money: $ 500.00
Entry Money: $ 400.00 Retained Money: $ 80.00
Total Purse: $ 820.00
Starlit Farm Show Event
Starlit All Arabian Sport Horse Show - June 15/2008.
Starlit Farm, Richmond Ont.Contact is Lisa Dumoulin,
613-249-9519 or 613-838-3036, [email protected]
Class Name: Sunday Limited
Class Type: 15
Entry Money: $600.00
Retained Money: $120.00 Total Purse: $780.00
1 Peppys Cutter Miss
Aitchison,Danika
2 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
3 Jazz
Dickinson,Brenda
4 Positive Effort
Wilson,James
5 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
6 Wild Chance
Charrette,Aime
7 Chip
Lahaie,Shelley
8 Run N Win
Annett,Louise
9 Tyin The Wind
Ross,Mikayla
10 Chickos Lucky Dash Denis,Jose
11 Choco Dash
Bergeron,Cassandre
12 Dash T Please
Bergeron,Phedre
Second Division
1 Entwistle
Charrette,Aime
2 Zevi Bug Bully
Sylvain,Pascale
3 Lady Zippo
Dery,Ashly
4 Delta Robin Angelo
Boland,Stephanie
5 McCarthy’s Bar Wonder Brideau,Wendy
6 Miss Perkins
Twiner,Rose
7 Gone Pure Country
Twiner,Rose
8 Money Royal
Irwin,Ashley
9 Magic
Rheaume,Victoria
10 Northern Personality Irwin,Ashley
11 A Grande Diesel
Davey,Paula
12 Dolly
Johnston,Hailey
13 Jinx Dusty Rose
Roy,Joanne
14 Goldun Becky
McWhirter,Rebecca
15 Skippit Bull
Manella,Diana
16 Post & Go
Beland,Denise
17 Holly
Johnson,Harvey
18 Mr Dashalot
Jensen,Doug
19 Rose Wood Robin
Dery,Emily
21 Star Dusk Cash
Mack,David
22 Chicks Lucky Charm Aitchison,Samantha
23 Drive On Tass
Smart,Jessie
24 Speedy The Kid
Theriault,Heidi
25 QT Poco Vittoro
Ford,Annett
26 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
27 Sometime A Kid
Gignac,Patrick
28 Chattine
Sylvain,Jocelyn
29 Polly
Brosseau,Denis
30 Walk The Walk Doc Herbert,Vanessa
16.035
16.138
16.407
16.413
16.539
16.627
16.704
16.737
16.739
16.747
16.971
17.026
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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187.20
148.20
117.00
101.40
78.00
70.20
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17.039 0
17.040 0
17.043 0
17.209 0
17.222 0
17.279 0
17.388 0
17.540 0
17.582 0
17.620 0
17.760 0
17.794 0
17.894 0
18.103 0
18.177 0
18.978 0
20.996 0
21.561 1
21.601 1
21.682 1
21.687 1
22.052 1
22.306 1
22.676 1
27.365 1
Disqua
Disqua
Disqua
No-Show
No-Show
No-Show
No-Show
39.00
23.40
15.60
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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Class Name: Sun. 2-D Futurity
Class Type: 17
Number of Entries: 5 Entry Fee: $ 20.00
Added Money: $ 200.00 Entry Money: $ 100.00
Retained Money: $ 20.00 Total Purse: $ 280.00
1 Misty’s Maid Of Honor Precious,Elaina
2 Bullys Smokin Chick
McCallum,Doug
Second Division
2 Elliott Bully
Jensen,Doug
3 Watch Him Streak
Wilson,Tessa
16.805 0 144.00
17.377 0 108.00
18.278 0 28.00
18.334 0 .00
21.448 1 .00
Kim & Kevin Barrel Blast
1 Kitto Jett
Damphouse,Jeff
2 Fame to Flame
Pendry,Jodi
3 Catachat Cash
Baldovin,Casey
4 Super Power Jac
Wilson,Melissa
5 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Nancy
6 Kitty
Merritt,Evan
7 Arbons Frenchman Tanguy,Arsene
8 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
9 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita
10 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
11 Rocket Replay
Kersey,Maryann
12 Sizzlin Jam
Mathieu,Jessie
13 Hez On The Money Lampron,Carole
14 Dash By You
May,Lisa
15 Mark The Jet
Folkard,Bob
16 School’s Dun
Johnston,Caitlin,1
17 Dash By You
May,Lisa
14.653 0
14.682 0
14.768 0
14.800 0
14.919 0
14.989 0
15.062 0
15.366 0
15.435 0
15.488 0
19.653 1
19.874 1
20.036 1
20.202 1
20.457 1
Disqua
No-Show
254.20
213.20
172.20
106.60
73.80
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
Class Name: Sat. Limited Barrel
Class Type: 15
Entry Fee: $ 15.00
Entry Money: $900.00 Retained Money: $180.00
1 Eye Bee A Nick Bar
Fisher,Laurie
14.606 0
2 Darcy’s Little Ridge
Burgess,Jamie
14.620 0
3 Jodi
Jackson,Darlene
14.647 0
4 Roll out the Money
Robson,Jessie
14.714 0
5 Big Red
Gee,Sarah
14.746 0
6 Sammie
Robson,Jessie
14.895 0
7 Caraways Native Storm Blane,Chris
14.919 0
8 Feel The Money
Clark,Angela
14.938 0
9 Eye R Aluck
Mathieu,Richard 14.973 0
14.976 0
11 Mr Misunderstood
Robson,Stephanie 15.004 0
12 Tass’s Can Jamer
DiPietro,Lynda
15.025 0
13 Jaws
Brick,Joe
15.070 0
14 Bonky
Maltby,Sarah
15.115 0
15 Coals Class N Cash
Burgess,Jeff
15.174 0
16 Skips Bar Room Buddy Riddell,Vanessa
15.180 0
17 Bailey’s Native Dash Fisher,Laurie
15.238 0
18 Brandy Bell Plus
Baldovin,Kaylin
15.241 0
19 Joe Fondas Request
Perry,Jim
15.247 0
20 Jamma
Nickolson,Shannon 15.264 0
21 Lucks Miss Bug
Dougall,Alyssa
15.293 0
22 Run N Win
Annett,Louise
15.322 0
23 Breanna’s Wish
Kersey,Kelly
15.384 0
24 Perks Elated
Bernauer,Christine 15.420 0
25 Playboy
Carroll,Jessica
15.433 0
26 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
15.441 0
27 Bit of Tass
Johnston,Dave
15.495 0
28 Eyes Pretty Cute
Bernauer,Gerard 15.517 0
29 Landry’s Revenege
Walt,Paul
15.535 0
30 Mc Tuff Mumma
Dygos,Troy
15.597 0
Second Division
1 First to Smash
Clark,Angela
15.632 0
2 Totally Together Rypstra/Vandermeer,Shanno 15.650 0
3 CL Rambeau Fire
Ford,Annett
15.674 0
4 Sweet
Rhynold,Trudy
15.876 0
5 Jetta Leager
Brackett,Vicky
15.982 0
6 Code Tequila
Phibbs,Starr
15.983 0
7 A Grande Diesel
Davey,Paula
15.992 0
8 Drive On Tass
Smart,Jessie
16.038 0
9 Tasmanion Fox
Prior,Becka
16.128 0
10 Doc’s Dynamic Dude Nickolson,Al
16.151 0
11 Rosie
Walter,Suzy
16.414 0
12 Magic
Rheaume,Victoria 16.526 0
13 Northern Miss Ellie
Dressler,Tasha
17.179 0
14 Tass Moon Jet
Gilroy,Vivain
17.759 0
15 I’M a Perfect GentlemanIllman/Bernard,Jody 18.123 0
16 Positive Effort
Wilson,James
20.077 1
17 Delta Robin Angelo Boland,Stephanie 20.215 1
18 Ginger
Walt,Lisa
20.260 1
19 Dash For Doctor
Sutherland,Glenn 20.333 1
20 Indain Elegance
Thorne,Christine 20.337 1
21 Carol Chick Dancer
Seibert,Armin
20.474 1
22 Caraways native Twist Sabila,Kevin
20.840 1
23 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
20.944 1
24 Cro Leo Spice 2
Burgess,Jodi
21.101 1
25 Fire N Win
Heffernan,Dean
21.371 1
26 Flames Finale
Swatuk,Amber
25.279 2
27 Dashing Flicka
Dygos,Matthew
28.166 1
28 A Rey of Luck
McCallum,Doug Disqua
29 Gunsmoke in the Heir Sabila,Kevin
Disqua
30 Honky Tonk Moon
Burgess,Allen
Disqua
31 Wranglers Fiesta
Bernauer,Gerard No-Show
32 A Little Bit of Style
Telfer,Tammy
No-Show
33 Get Golden
Baldovin,Lynn
No-Show
34 Cobi Jo
Bernauer,Gerard No-Show
35 Kitto Jett
Damphouse,Jeff
No-Show
36 A Slight Hope
Griffin,Candice
No-Show
37 Bobis Black Top Hat Warwich,Adam
No-Show
38 Kilarney Luck
Richardson,Tammy No-Show
39 Smart Little Freddes Spurrell,Nicky
No-Show
Class Name: Sat. 2-D Poles
Class Type: 14
Entry Fee: $15.00
Entry Money: $465.00
1 Cody’s Curiosity
MacFarlane,Betsy 20.372 0
2 Sizzlin Jam
Mathieu,Jessie
20.691 0
3 Rey’s Jet Fire
McCallum,Doug 21.088 0
4 Sammie
Robson,Jessie
21.345 0
21.590 0
6 QT Poco Vittoro
Collier,Sue
22.095 0
Second Division
1 Dash For Doctor
Sutherland,Glenn 22.390 0
2 My Hearts ABlaze
Daigrepont,Felicity 22.411 0
3 Darcy’s Little Ridge
Burgess,Jamie
22.487 0
4 Jaws
Brick,Joe
22.498 0
5 Lucks Miss Bug
Dougall,Alyssa
22.515 0
6 Jamma
Nickolson,Shannon 22.819 0
7 Bet On The Bug
Longfield,Bonita 22.834 0
8 Doc’s Dynamic Dude Nickolson,Al
23.103 0
9 Rosie
Walter,Suzy
23.114 0
10 Jetta Leager
Brackett,Vicky
23.284 0
11 Ardie
Anderson,Breanne 23.386 0
12 Honky Tonk Moon
Burgess,Allen
23.406 0
13 Blazen Rebel
Daigrepont,Heather 24.007 0
14 Bit of Tass
Johnston,Dave
25.154 0
15 Tass Moon Jet
Gilroy,Vivain
25.406 0
16 Takin On Debt
Taylor,Ashley
30.985 0
17 Mark The Jet
Folkard,Bob
32.313 2
18 Dash By You
May,Lisa
33.146 2
19 Wish I’d Get Lucky MacFarlane,Sarah 36.869 2
20 Lucks Nancy Star
Crane,Dwayne
41.828 4
21 She’s Melissa’s Girl Johnston,Brody
43.493 4
22 Eye R Aluck
Mathieu,Richard Disqua
23 Fire N Win
Heffernan,Dean
Disqua
24 School’s Dun
Johnston,Caitlin,1 Disqua
25 Sweet On Jazz
TenHove,Marg
Disqua
26 Fire N Flight
Heffernan,Liz
No-Show
27 CL Rambeau Fire
Ford,Annett
No-Show
219.30
168.30
127.50
109.65
89.25
81.60
71.40
61.20
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
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.00
40.80
30.60
20.40
.00
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137.28
114.40
91.52
68.64
45.76
.00
34.32
28.60
22.88
17.16
11.44
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2008 Show Schedule
(all shows are tentative at this time, pending approval)
August 31 - Orangeville
September 5, 6 & 7 - B & H Ranch, Sudbury
September 19 - Milton Fair
September 21 - Forest Fair
September 27 - Wallacetown Fair
September 28 - Roseneath Fair
October 11 - Dorchester Fair
October 12 - Erin Fall Fair
October 13 - Brigden Fair
October 17, 18 & 19 - OBRA/NBHA Mega Championships, Fletchers Horseworld, Waterford
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Darcy Wilson at 17 years of age is
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This placing allowed her to attend the
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placed 7th out of 18 riders. In 2007 she
won the Young Rider Medal Class locking
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member already having their own coaches,
Wendy’s experience as a truly dedicated
youth coach will smooth the way for
everyone. Before relocating to her home
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the Ontario Reining Horse Association
Youth Teams and donating much of her
time to fundraisers for the Youth Association. Graduating from the very successful
Equine Program at Olds College, Alberta,
Wendy has continued to improve her skills
by becoming a Level Two Reining Specialization Coach and Mentor offered by
Equine Canada. This spring she has completed the newly implemented High Performance Coach Certification offered
through the National Certified Coaching
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Kennedy Almas Spins her way
into Reining
Kelly Bowers
Kennedy Almas is the hard
working 15 year old horsey girl
we have written about in previous issues. She loves her mare,
Dinosaur (Trot On Home) and
they have been enjoying great
success competing together in
quarter horse shows. In April,
the mare was being boarded at
Fletcher’s Horse World, owned
by the Fletchers in Waterford
when she suffered an injury.
Diagnosed with a pulled muscle,
Dinosaur was unable to work for
two weeks. Hearing this news,
Dan Fletcher said “This girl cannot go without riding for two
weeks” and asked to her to get
aboard their horse, Jac, (Dolls
Jac Olena). A generous offer as this was to be Kennedy’s
introduction to the world of
Reining.
Right from the start, John
and Dan Fletcher where amazed
at the way the teen could sit that
horse at a spin. They suggested
Kennedy should attend the
Blacks reining show in two
weeks and asked trainer Dean
Brown to help. So eight lessons
later, watched by a very nervous
mom and dad, Kennedy attended her first reining show. At 8
o’clock in the morning, in her
first class, she drew the first
horse to go. Kennedy scored a
68 on her first go round, winning the class. On the second
day, she scored well again with
a high 69, enough for a win in
that class as well. What a
thrill. Everyone came up to
John and Dan, asking who the
little girl was in the white outfit
and commenting “Man, can she
ride”. They had no idea this
was Kennedy’s first show. Of
course John and Dan grinned
and started to brag which made
mom and dads job easier.
Since the very beginning,
the Fletchers have been very
good to Kennedy. They allow
her to ride and learn from Dean
2 or 3 times a week. And since
that first reining event, she has
been riding Jac at reining competitions and continues to
receive high scores.
As
Kennedy is well under 5 ft. tall
and not even 100 lbs., her mom
and dad are now referred to as
“the parents of the little girl in
the white outfit”, and they don’t
seem to mind a bit.
On her newly healed
horse, Dinosaur, the teen also
participates in the area 2 QH
shows and again is having fun
and doing well. Kennedy hopes
to continue reining until the end
of the year or until Jac is sold
and her family hopes to someday have another reining horse
for her to continue her quest in
horsemanship.
The Almas family would
like to thank John and Sharon,
Dan and Bernice Fletcher for
putting a big smile on the face of
a little girl enjoying a great spin,
and for broadening her horizons
in the horse world. There has
been no one nicer. As well,
without Dean Browns training,
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there would be certainly be no 1st place ribbons.
They feel fortunate to have him there consistently, to
coach, train and give good advice. Kate Almas suggests we all take a page out of the Fletchers book and
learn to spot and nurture young talent allowing them
to run or gallop with it. Mentors can really make all
the difference in the lives of our youth. What better
way is there to thank such wonderful people but to
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District 1 (Western Ontario): Debby McMullen 139 Cherry St., (Home # 705-472-9596)
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MEMBERS CASH IN AT OIL SPRINGS 150TH CELEBRATION!!!!!
Hats off to Murray and Maxine Watson for their success in
hosting the first ever BLACK
GOLD SUPER SHOW, hosted in
Oil Springs, Ontario on July 18th,
19th & 20th. Every so often you
could catch a subtle smell of the oil
wells but it was cash our members
Welcome back to our
major Sponsor:
were seeking out and they weren’t disappointed.
About 400 entries and over $35,000 paid out in
cash and awards. Top money earners for the
weekend were: Shane Yoder & Kim Kegler are
glad they crossed the boarder with combined
earnings this duo took home $4,952.34. Ranking
1st in earnings was Shane Yoder with $2,674.46
and with a close 2nd Kim Kegler earning
$2,277.88. In 3rd position was Bob Folkard
with $1986.48, close behind him in 4th was Dave
Williamson earning $1,921.16. Sitting in 5th
position was Gerard Bernauer with combined
earnings of $1,355.08 and finally in our money
earners over $1,000, ranking 6th is Arsene Tanguy taking home $1,34.48.
With $12,000 added in the 4D open runs,
payouts were worth the drive. $4,000 was allocated per go and $4,000 to the finals. Total payout just for the 4D alone was $22,897. Congratulations to the following money earners in the
average: 1D Champion Kim Kegler $480, Res.
Champion 1D Bob Folkard $400, 1D -3rd $320,
1D – 4th Carole Lampron $240, 1D -5th Jeff
Damphouse $160. In the 2D congratulations to
2D 1st – Trisha Herriman $360, 2nd Kevin
Hilton $300, 3rd Sue Collier $240, 4th Shane
Yoder $180, 5th Rick Mathieu $120. In the 3D
1st Christine Thorne $240, 2nd Kevin Sabila
$240, 3rd Dave Williamson $160, 4th Gerard
Bernauer $120, 5th Evan Merritt $80. In the 4th
Division congratulations to 4D Champion
Suzanne Walters $130, 2nd Dean Heffernan
$110, 3rd Sarah MacFarlane $90, 4th Matt
Dygos $70.
Average winners from the Seniors and
Youth received Wild Cards for the NBHA World
Open, Youth or Senior Championships. Congratulations to our Senior winners: 1D Dave
Williamson & Mystery Chance, 2D Glenn
Sutherland & Dash for Doctor, 3D Liz Heffernan & Fire N Flight and 4D John Smith & Shut
Down Shyanne. Congratulations to our Youth
average champions: 1D Josh Hilton & Joltin
Jake, 2D Betsy MacFarlane & Cody’s Curiosity,
3D Brody Johnson & She’s Melissas Girl and in
the 4D Martina McCallum-Smith & Call Me
Gambler.
All the champions from the weekend
received beautiful Gist custom buckles. Several
other prizes were handed out to competitors to
make sure no one left empty handed. Although you
might have noticed our top money earners were a
combination of our Open and Senior riders, don’t let
our Youth fool you. Top 2 fastest times were by our
youth competitors. Fastest time of the weekend,
congratulations to Josh Hilton riding Perks Elated
with a smoking 14.828. 2nd fastest time of the
weekend was Elaine Seibert on Chicklet, next it was
one of our Senior riders Dave Williamson and Mystery Chance having a great weekend and running a
14.920, 4th fastest time was another senior Bob
Folkard and Mark the Jet with a 14.967 and wrapping up our top 5 times was Kim Kegler with a
15.045.
Being at the show you can see the pride and
effort put into this show by Murray & Maxine and
all their great sponsors. You missed a little piece of
history if you didn’t make it. Charlie Fairbank,
C.O. Fairbank Oil Properties, hats off for your support of the Oil Springs celebrations and to the Black
Gold Barrel Bonanza. It’s people like Charlie that
help keep this family sport moving forward through
his generosity and commitment. Thanks to all the
major sponsors: Watson Welding, Loonie Barnes –
Barnes Oil Company, Lonnie Barnes – Barnes Oil
Company, Lambton Fencing, Advantage Farm
Equipment, Jacques Farm Drainage, Bluewater
Power, Great Lakes Pool & Spa, Mid-County Ford,
Granton Trailers, Grant Edwards Consultant, Dan
Haskill Drilling, Peggy Pettit/Leavey- New York,
Conquest Seismic Services – New York. All of the
sponsors of the Black Gold Barrel Bonanza received
beautiful custom Gist Buckles for their contributions and we know they were grateful as we saw
many of them proudly wearing their new buckles
over the weekend.
Please keep watch on our NBHA website for
full results from each of our district shows and also
keep a look out for points updates to see were you
stand going into the finals. With the finals package
we are putting together for competitors you will
want to make sure you don’t miss another district
show this year. New members will still have the
opportunity to come and compete at the finals and
with a little luck maybe even still qualify for the
Invitational held on the Sunday. Here we take back
the top 5 competitors in each district from each division in all classes to run for extra cash, saddles and
much more.
By the Erin Barrelrama scheduled for August
2nd and 3rd we should have our finals packages
wrapped up and sent out to everyone. Stall booking
information and sponsor packages which can help
you save on your finals expenses will all be included. Good luck to you all at the remainder of your
district shows.
While this newsletter is being prepared several
of our Youth are down in the South competing at
the NBHA Youth World Championships in Jackson
Mississippi. Congratulations to our riders that made
the long trek: Stephanie Boland, Sarah Maltby,
Felicity & Heather Daigrepont, Chelsie & Wynter
Fotheringham., Ashley Langford, Paul Walt and
Caleb & Josiah Clingen. Some great runs by our
Canadians, as of today’s results it’s Caleb Clingen
& Sure Dash on their way back to the finals placing
2nd in the first go of the Youth Barrels and earning
$904. Hopefully more good news to follow. Will
post information on our web with final results in our
next newsletter.
Yours in Barrel Racing,
Kim Sabila
NBHA Regional Director Canada
(please visit www.nbhacanada for full class results
for all shows, results below are money earners
only!)
Show Results for NBHA Canada on 07/18/08
at Oil Springs Arena, Oil Springs, ON
Producer: Black Gold Barrel Bonanza
Location: Oil Springs, Oil Springs, ON
NBHA 4D Jackpot in Friday Jackpot on 07/18/08
Paying to 4 placings, Jackpot Total = $ 1008.00, Rider count = 63
1D Time = 15.245, Placings = 3, Pool = $ 352.80
*Five mini clinics will be offered in each District from May through
September. All scholarship participants can attend any or all the clinics at no fee.
Please visit us at www.nbhacanada.com to get a list of the clinic dates and locations
or contact your Director for details.
Please send completed form and cheque for $50 payable to NBHA Canada to:
Sue Collier, 8504 Winston Churchill Blvd. Norval, ON L0P 1K0
1D Placings
1st
15.245
2nd 15.617
3rd
15.623
2D Placings
1st
15.812
2nd 15.813
3rd
15.830
$152.88
$117.60
$ 82.32
Kim Kegler on Sorry Shes Taken
Doug McCallum on Rey of Luck
Carole Lampron on Hez On The Money
$120.96
$ 90.72
$ 45.36
Shane Yoder on Winning Pleasures
Trisha Herriman on Caraways Native Twist
Arsene Tanguy on Arbon’s Frenchman
Tie
15.830
3D Placings
1st
16.260
2nd 16.267
3rd
16.319
4th
16.327
4D Placings
1st
17.365
Tie
17.365
3rd
17.479
4th
17.497
$ 45.36
Kevin Hilton on Ann’s Leaping Lady
$ 80.64
$ 60.48
$ 40.32
$ 20.16
Marg Ten Hove on Sweet on Jazz
Sue Collier on Jetsons Fair Lady
Jessy Mathieu on Sizzlin Jam
Chris Blane on Caraways Native Storm
$ 52.92
$ 52.92
$ 30.24
$ 15.12
John Smith on Shut Down Shyanne
Randi Whiting on MOA Fooled
Sarah Wilkins on Blast of Lib
Jean Luc Ducharme on Cowboys Special One
NBHA 3D Jackpot in 3-D on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
15.430
2nd 15.477
3rd
15.568
4th
15.589
2D Placings
1st
15.936
2nd 15.978
3rd
15.999
4th
16.034
3D Placings
1st
16.439
2nd 16.574
3rd
16.617
4th
16.650
$171.20
$128.40
$ 85.60
$ 42.80
Annett Ford on Q T Poco Vittoro
Laura Kimball on D L Nernie
Vanessa Riddell on Skips Bar Room Buddy
James Wilson on Positive Effort
$102.72
$ 77.04
$ 51.36
$ 25.68
Gerard Bernauer on Miss Cobi Jo
Jeff Damphouse on Kitto Jet
Gerard Bernauer on Eyes Pretty Cute
Kevin Sabila on Gun Smoke In The Heir
$ 68.48
$ 51.36
$ 34.24
$ 17.12
Michelle Dekens on Touche Paw
Randi Whiting on MOA Fooled
Jessie Smart on Drive On Tass
Troy Dygos on McTuff Mama
NBHA 4D Saturday Open 4-D on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
15.045
2nd 15.052
3rd
15.139
4th
15.177
5th
15.180
2D Placings
1st
15.558
2nd 15.609
3rd
15.617
4th
15.628
5th
15.639
3D Placings
1st
16.055
2nd 16.111
3rd
16.132
4th
16.152
5th
16.200
4D Placings
1st
17.054
2nd 17.089
3rd
17.149
4th
17.611
5th
17.934
$987.00
$822.50
$658.00
$493.50
$329.00
Bob Folkard on Mark The Jet
Bonita Longfield on Bet on the Bug
Jeff Damphouse on Kitto Jet
Laura Kimball on D L Nernie
$846.00
$705.00
$564.00
$423.00
$282.00
Angela Clark on Feel the Money
Doug McCallum on Reys Jet Fire
Joanne Fisher on Hoak’s Hell Twister
$564.00
$470.00
$376.00
$282.00
$188.00
Montana Riley on Honey
Marg Ten Hove on Sweet on Jazz
Shannon Kingston on Champagne Perks
Glenn Sutherland on Dash for Doctor
Liz Heffernan on Fire N Flight
$423.00
$352.50
$282.00
$211.50
$141.00
Lynda Dipietro on Tass’s Can Jamer
Suzanne Walters on Jet Smooth Dasher
Sarah Wilkins on Blast of Lib
Dean Heffernan on Fire N Win
NBHA 4D Youth on 07/18/08
1D Time = 14.828, Placings =
1D Placings
1st
14.828
2nd 14.907
3rd
15.086
2D Placings
1st
15.345
2nd 15.426
3rd
15.564
3D Placings
1st
15.894
2nd 15.966
3rd
16.009
4D Placings
1st
16.949
2nd 17.190
3rd
19.676
6, Pool = $
4, Pool = $
9, Pool = $
3, Pool = $
490.00
420.00
280.00
210.00
$245.00
$147.00
$ 98.00
Josh Hilton on Perks Elated
Elaine Seibert on Chicklet
$210.00
$126.00
$ 84.00
Betsy MacFarlane on Cody’s Curiosity
Stephanie Leyzac on Call Me Mr. Show Tip
Nick Wylie on Miss Secret Memories
$140.00
$ 84.00
$ 56.00
Brittany Vandenburg on Healey Falls Amigo
James Wilson on Fiesta Wrangler
Jessica Carrol on Playboy
$105.00
$ 63.00
$ 42.00
Nick Wylie on Last Policy
Nick Wylie on Fames Dazzler
Martina McCallum-Smith on Call Me Gambler
NBHA 4D Jackpot in Senior on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
14.967
2nd 15.225
2D Placings
1st
15.498
2nd 15.547
3D Placings
1st
16.719
2nd 16.721
4D Placings
1st
17.246
2nd 17.640
3, Pool = $
4, Pool = $
2, Pool = $
4, Pool = $
450.80
386.40
257.60
193.20
$270.48
$180.32
Dave Williamson on Mystery Chance
$231.84
$154.56
Doug McCallum on Rey of Luck
Dave Beynon on The Dark Charger
$154.56
$103.04
$115.92
$ 77.28
Murray Manson on Streakin Ruby
NBHA 4D Jackpot in Sunday Open 4-D on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
15.197
2nd 15.222
3rd
15.242
4th
15.279
5th
15.380
2D Placings
1st
15.698
2nd 15.703
3rd
15.704
4th
15.728
5th
15.803
3D Placings
1st
16.265
2nd 16.334
3rd
16.343
$987.00
$822.50
$658.00
$493.50
$329.00
Shane Yoder on Im Not Counterfeit
$846.00
$705.00
$564.00
$423.00
$282.00
Gerard Bernauer on Miss Cobi Jo
Amy Higgins on Clever Dozen
Richard Mathieu on Eye R Aluck
$564.00
$470.00
$376.00
Nick Wylie on Apollos Silk and Satin
Dave Johnson on Bit of Tass
Gerard Bernauer on Eyes Pretty Cute
2008 Show Dates
Visit the NBHAC website for up todate information on all our NBHA approved shows
for 2008 www.nbhacanada.com
(For questions about any of the shows listed below you can also contact the District Director responsible for the event)
2008 Show Dates/ District/ General:
Aug. 24th - District 1, NBHA/OBRA: Zurich Fair - Zurich Fairgrounds
Aug. 24th - District 3, Temiskaming Pleasure Horse Club - contact is Jody Peddie 705-647-8943
Aug. 30th - District 2, NBHA Paris
Aug. 31st - District 2 & 3, NBHA/OBRA Orangeville - Orangeville Fairgrounds
Sept. 1st - District 4, Perth Fair
Sept. 1st - District 2, NBHA Paris
Sept. 5th, 6th & 7th - District 3, B&H Ranch Chelmsford (Celebrate 10years!!!) www.bhranch.ca
Sept. 14th - District 4, Spencerville Fair Speed Show
Sept. 21st - District 1, NBHA/OBRA Forest - Forest Fairgrounds
Sept. 28th - District 1, NBHA/OBRA Wallacetown- Wallacetown Fairgrounds
Oct. 5th - District 4, NBHA/OBRA: Roseneath, Roseneath Fairgrounds
Oct. 11th - District 1, NBHA/OBRA Dorchester - Dorchester Fairgrounds
Oct. 12th - District 2 & 3, NBHA/OBRA: Erin Fair - Erin Fairgrounds, contact: Carol Robertson
519-855-4770
Oct. 12th - District 4, Norwood Fair
Oct. 13th - District 1, NBHA/OBRA Brigden Fair - Brigden Fairgrounds, www.brigdenfair.com
Oct. 17th, 18th & 19th - All Districts NBHA/OBRA Finals - Waterford, ON,
www.nbhacanada.com
Oct. 27th - Nov.1st - WORLDS, World Championships, Open & Senior - Augusta, Georgia
www.nbha.com
*Some dates are tentative, shows are confirmed and updated weekly on our web so visit us at
www.nbhacanada.com
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4th
16.434
5th
16.448
4D Placings
1st
17.252
2nd 17.300
3rd
17.317
4th
18.257
5th
18.897
$282.00
$188.00
Maryanne Kersey on Rocket Replay
Jessie Smart on Drive On Tass
$423.00
$352.50
$282.00
$211.50
$141.00
Brenda Ceresato on What A Big Brother
Carole Lampron on Hez On The Money
Sarah MacFarlane on Wish I’d Get Lucky
Michelle Dekens on Lil Bit Mac
NBHA 4D Youth on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
15.159
2nd 15.174
3rd
15.232
2D Placings
1st
15.824
2nd 15.920
3rd
15.925
3D Placings
1st
16.201
2nd 16.222
3rd
16.251
4D Placings
1st
17.312
2nd 18.393
$242.20
$145.32
$ 96.88
Stephanie Leyzac on Call Me Mr. Show Tip
Josh Hilton on Joltin Jake
Jessy Mathieu on Sizzlin Jam
$207.60
$124.56
$ 83.04
Brody Johnson on She’s Melissas Girl
Nick Wylie on Fames Dazzler
Montana Riley on Honey
$138.40
$ 83.04
$ 55.36
James Wilson on Fiesta Wrangler
Shelby Kingston on Champagne Twister
$124.56
$ 83.04
Nick Wylie on Last Policy
Martina McCallum-Smith on Call Me Gambler
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NBHA 4D Jackpot in Senior on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
14.920 $273.84
2nd 15.007 $182.56
2D Placings
1st
15.567 $234.72
Glenn Sutherland on Dash for Doctor
2nd 15.586 $156.48
Murray Swartz on MOA’s Little Hero
3D Placings
1st
16.118 $156.48
2nd 16.151 $104.32
Joe Brick on Tasmanian Jamer Ray
4D Placings
1st
17.632 $195.60
Hilda Lansbergen on Honey
NBHA 2D Poles on 07/18/08
1D Placings
1st
20.320
2nd 20.475
3rd
20.596
2D Placings
1st
23.073
2nd 23.123
3rd
23.227
$ 91.20
$ 54.72
$ 36.48
Joanne Fisher on Hoak’s Hell Twister
Doug McCallum on Reys Jet Fire
$ 60.80
$ 36.48
$ 24.32
Joe Brick on Tasmanian Jamer Ray
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Morris Animal Foundation Working Together
To Help The World’s Horses
The American Quarter Horse Journal, July 9,
2008: The American Quarter Horse Foundation
recently donated $50,000 to Morris Animal
Foundation (MAF) to advance equine health
through MAF’s Equine Consortium for Genetic
Research (ECGR) project. The consortium
includes 18 equine research institutes in nine
countries and funding will allow scientists
around the world to study genetic mutations and
processes that contribute to equine diseases such
as laminitis, arthritis, painful muscle diseases,
foal pneumonia and a myriad of other diseases
and disorders.
Genetic issues are a major concern to the
American Quarter Horse Association and American Quarter Horse Foundation. “We have spent
more than $1.3 million on these issues in
the past few years and feel that we can
maximize our research dollars by working
with MAF’s ECGR,” said Bill Brewer,
executive vice president of the American
Quarter Horse Association. “MAF’s very
high standards for equine research mirrors
that of the American Quarter Horse Foundation and having MAF match our dona-
Ontario High School Rodeo Association News
President – Shelby McEachern
Vice President – Jarod Nooren
Secretary/Treasurer –
Paige Van Westerop
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STUDENT EVENT DIRECTORS
Bareback Riding – Nick Goncalves
Saddle Bronc Riding –
Nick Goncalves
Steer Wrestling – Emily Forrest
Goats Tying – Troy Weese
Pole Bending – Troy Weese
Team Roping – Paige Van Westerop
Barrel Racing – Lauren Minshall
Bull Riding – Rod Weese
Director – Joanne McEachern, 519-928-9828
[email protected]
Director – Frank Van Westerop, 519-349-2359
[email protected]
Director – Jennet Van Westerop, 519-349-2359
[email protected]
Membership Secretary – Shelley McArthur
519-856-9472, [email protected]
Publicity – Jennet Van Westerop
Sponsorships & Scholarships – Joanne McEachern
Point Secretary – Joanne McEachern
Rodeo Secretary & Web Updates – Michelle Stacheruk,
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tion will make our research dollars go even further.”
MAF has funded hundreds of equine studies since 1959 and
the ECGR is MAF’s largest equine initiative effort to date. This project will benefit the entire horse industry, offer
new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to
help save animals by reducing suffering and promoting equine health and welfare.
To learn more about the ECGR call
800.243.2345 or visit, www.MorrisAnimalFoundation.org/equine.
About Morris Animal Foundation: Morris
Animal Foundation, established in 1948, is dedicated to funding animal health research that protects, treats and cures companion animals and
wildlife. MAF has been at the forefront of funding breakthrough research studies benefiting animals in some 100 countries, spanning all seven
continents. MAF has its headquarters in Denver.
The Foundation has funded nearly 1,400 humane
animal health studies. Charity Navigator ranks
MAF as a four-star charity, the highest rating. For
more information, call 800.243.2345, or visit
www.MorrisAnimalFoundation.org.
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Cutting – Lauren Minshall
ADULT EXECUTIVE
National Director – Jimmy McVeigh, 519-856-0967,
[email protected]
Wrangler National Director – Terry Cronin
President – Lisa Gray 519-855-4585, [email protected]
Vice President – John Scully, 519-843-1274, [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer – Joanne McEachern 519-928-9828;
Jennet Van Westerop 519-349-2359
Director – Scott Gray, 519-855-4584, [email protected]
Director – Earl Foster, 519-847-5488
Bareback & Saddle Bronc Riding – Eric Vaal/
Ken Doner, 519-848-3076 [email protected]
Steer Wrestling – Earl Foster
Goat Tying & Breakaway Roping – Dawn McVeigh
Pole Bending & Barrel Racing – Frank Van Westerop
Team Roping – John Scully
Bull Riding – Eric Vaal/Ken Doner
Cutting – Lisa Minshall
Queen Coordinator – Diane Smith
Ontarion Equestrian Federation Rep. –
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ORHA SIRED STAKES FUTURITY
2 & 3 Year Old Futurity
October 25th, 2008
at Royal Canadian Riding Centre, Newmarket
Established in 1999 to promote the Sport of
Reining in Ontario, this Futurity has grown to
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2 Year Old PLEASURE: 2008 will have two classes for this event Open and Non Pro
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Practice moving from one position to the other smoothly and efficiently, making each position
separate and distinct. You should find yourself relying less on your lead shank to cue your horse. My
students, who are ready to compete in showmanship, can take the halter right off their horses, and
run, stop, pivot 360 degrees, and back up, in any combination, while their horses remain attached
like a magnet at their sides. This can be a fun goal to work towards with your horse, and whatever
your riding discipline, basic showmanship training will make your horse a pleasure to be with!
Q. I have shown my mare very successfully in Hunter Under Saddle classes and would like to eventually show in pattern classes, showmanship, and possibly trail. The problem is she can be a bit
quirky – quick to anticipate, easily surprised by a sudden movement of my leg or hand, even spray
Q. I’m trying to find the right approach to “convince” my bottles or clippers. We’ve lived with these issues because my mare is such a lovely mover and good
husband to prepare his gelding to compete in showman- at what she does. My instructor says she should just stick to the rail classes. Am I wasting my time?
ship. It’s an event neither of us know much about. He
doesn’t see the point of the class, but I think he’d do A. Probably the main question you need to ask yourself is how much time ( or training money) you
rather well in this class. Working occasionally with a wish to devote to making your horse into an all around horse. I have had some horses in long term
trainer, we are moving from showing at a local level to training that, with time and consistency, are now lovely all around horses, though they started out
some of the larger shows and we both get satisfaction like the mare you’re describing. I have had others with quirks that we just decided to live with
from doing much of the work ourselves.
because I knew in addressing them I would open up a “can of worms” that the owner did not have
the time or funds to deal with. Examples of things I have elected to live with are: not tying up, not
A. It’s not unusual for some people to feel awkward about jumping, not clipping, not showing in certain environments (ie indoors) or even not showing at all.
showmanship. After all, it is the handler’s ability to show In these cases the owners decided that they would still be able to enjoy their horses or accomplish
a halter horse that is being judged – their poise, efficiency their goals without going through the process of training through these problems. I am big on being
and confidence is in the spotlight!
realistic about these things.
Showmanship is an event in which the handler
The process we use to accustom a horse to the things that alarm them is commonly called “sackleads his horse through a prescribed pattern consisting of ing out,” which I define as systematically desensitising a horse to a stimulus by introducing it at a
walking trotting, backing, and pivots on the haunches of varying degrees. The horse needs to remain level that causes some stress but withdrawing it before it triggers his flight response. Let’s take a
attentively by the side of the handler while they perform the pattern together, briskly and smoothly, closer look at some of these words.
with no visible signs of cueing from the lead shank. In the best presentations, the horse keeps in perfect step with the handler as if dancing while displaying no negative equine facial reactions such as SYSTEMATICALLY. I always start any cue at a level of two on a scale of one to ten. For examear pinning or an active mouth.
ple, I don’t come right at the ear with the clipper but start at the shoulder. I slide my leg back
In a world where horses, more often than not, ignore, “tetherball” around and step on the feet of smoothly for a canter transition rather than surprising with a kick.
their owners, it is refreshing to see a horse respecting handler. It is a delight to work with a horse
I use rhythm. I will move the trail gate open and closed only six inches rhythmically beside my
who is respectful of my space and mindful of my every move!
horse before I ever ask him to move his feet. I don’t change the rhythm until he is absolutely indifWhether or not a horse is to be shown in a showmanship class, I teach the skills to some degree, ferent to it.
to all the horses I train. Such respectful horses are more safe and saleable. They also are in the habit
of listening closely and yielding to the least pressure – skills I value under saddle.
WITHDRAW. As with all training, make sure you are the one making the decisions, not your
horse. I withdraw the clippers before the horse decides to withdraw his head. Doing this requires
HOW DO I START?
good timing and the ability to read a horse. In loading a hesitant horse onto the trailer, I will decide
If you would like to train your horse to follow you, his dance partner, he must be able to read to stop before he does. I may even back him up a few times before I ever ask him to put a foot in the
and follow your movements clearly. You must have a different body position for every manoeuvre trailer. I take my time.
that you wish your horse to perform. Each body position must be clear and distinct from another and
you must move smoothly from one position to the other, giving your horse ample time to interpret FLIGHT. Horses, being prey rather than predators, have a flight response whereby they leave now
your movements. The movements I teach my students are as follows:
and ask questions later! You don’t want to trigger this by taking too big a step. A good horse training
rule is – never lose. If your horse raises his head out of your reach while you’re clipping him and
-Turn on the haunches: handler faces the horse’s shoulders with his shoulders parallel to the horse’s finds there’s freedom there, he’s going to go there again. If he rears up and pulls away while you’re
body
trying to load him, he’s likely to try it again. If she kicks out at your leg in a canter transition and
your leg comes off, or you allow her to stop while you regain your composure, you’ve shown your
-Walk forward: handler faces forward with horse’s throatlatch level with handler’s shoulder
horse an open door.
Don’t ask for anything that you may not be able to contain. Be in an enclosed area, for exam-Back up: handler stands level with the horse’s nose, facing the horse with his shoulders at a 45- ple. Have a strong lead shank, or a long enough longe line or whatever tools you need to be able to
degree angle to the horse’s body.
get the job done, including a helper if necessary.
Although some horses are more limited in their physical, emotional and mental abilities than
others, using a system and enough time, almost every horse will be able to get over the things that
alarm them. Only you can answer the question – “Is it worth it?”
© 2008 Lindsay Grice. All rights reserved.
About The Author:
Trainer, certified Equine Canada coach and judge, Lindsay Grice, has prepared horses and riders
for wins at major shows in the US and Canada for over 20 years. She has trained and ridden horses
to numerous Provincial High Point awards as well as AQHA's national High Point Top Ten status.
Her popular horsemanship clinics take her both locally and into the US, creating thinking horsemen
of her students by teaching the "hows" and "whys" of riding. For more training and showing tips,
visit www.lgrice.com
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2008 Ontario Trail Riders Association Board of Directors
President, Newsletter
Janice Clegg
Everett, ON L0M 1J0
Home: 705-434-0816
Cell: 519-940-1445,
Work: 800-360-5821,
www.otra.ca
Friends of Ont. Recreational
Trails & Partners
Gayda Errett
Playfairville On K0G 1A0
Phone: 613-267-1099
1st Vice President / Booth/
Trail Rides/ Education
Marvin Halladay
Orton, ON L0N 1N0
Home: 519-787-2307
Cell:519-938-0695
Web Site/ Membership
Wendy Downer
Elmvale, ON L0L 1P0
Home: 705-322-0287
The Store/Public Relations/
Promotions
Sue Hagerman
Campbellford, ON K0L 1N0
Home: 705-653-2666
Newsletter
Karin Zawadowsky
Toronto, ON M9B 2Y6
(416) 239-6509
Jodie Martin
Barrie, ON L4N 0W6
Secretary/ Membership
Kari Kelly
Elmvale, ON L0L 1P0
(705) 322-6338, [email protected]
2nd Vice / Admin
Marjory Morden
Mansfield, ON L0N 1M0
(705) 434-0698
Amanda Weinhold
Mansfield
705-434-2357
Treasurer /Regional Representatives/
Trail Book
Marion Shannon
Priceville, ON N0C 1K0
Home: 519-924-1478
Membership
Jennifer Iliffe
Markham, ON L3P 3M7
Home: 905-294-6021, Cell: 647-888-3364
OTRA
Box 3038
Elmvale, ON L0L 1P0
The Ontario Trail Riders Association Inc, established
in 1970, is an equestrian organization which promotes
recreational trail riding and the creation, development,
preservation and safe use of trails.
President’s Message
It seems like we wait a very long time for summer to get here
and now it’s almost half gone already. It has been a frustrating
summer so far, for the farmers in my area as they watch it rain
almost everyday on fields of hay that need to be cut. I sure hope we
have our hay in by the time this goes to print.
Please remember that we would like to hear from you, about
your trail rides and see your pictures too. You may have trails in
your area that our membership may not know of and wish to use. It
is a good idea to confirm the use of your trails, as things do change
from year to year. We got caught on that this year. One of the conservation areas (Walker Woods near Uxbridge) now requires an
event permit and fee, so please check out your trails periodically for
any changes that may occur.
Check out the Otra web site www.otra.ca
CYA
Janice Clegg
Canada Day
The group at a water crossing
Education/ Fundraising/Booth
Scott, Tania
Barrie, ON L4N 0A1
Email:
[email protected]
Bylaw Revisions
Wendy Berry
Brantford, ON N3T 5L7
Home: 519-449-5520, Cell: 519-717-7890
Work: 905-517-1040
Horses in the Park
Diane Van Keulen
Beaverton, ON L0K 1A0
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park
A small group from Wellington Grande Trail Riders
club met on a beautiful July afternoon in the parking lot of
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park for a leisurely trail ride. Mono
Cliffs Park is a 750-hectare Natural Environment class park
that is part of the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve
with seven beautiful trails for horseback riding, hiking or
cycling. Mono Cliffs Provincial Park is located fourteen kilometers northeast of Orangeville near the village of Mono
Centre. The trails cover upland limestone plains, talus slopes
and many shady woods. The trails are well-marked but users
should be responsible and stay on the trails because many of
the natural features in the park are fragile. There is a small
parking fee to use the parking lot which is very large and
horse friendly for those with trailers. Washroom facilities are
available in the parking lot and also on the trails. Riders
should bring your own water. To obtain more information,
go to the Ontario Park’s Website for Mono Cliffs Provincial
Park.
Karin Zawadowsky
Newsletter Editor
Barrie Martin, Project Manager of Celebration of Trails contacted
me about including Equestrians
trail rides that are being held this
fall in the eastern part of the
Province in the Celebration of
Trails. I am so happy every time an
organization wants to include horses.
After our conversation it
occurred to me what an opportunity
for all Equestrian trail riding
groups, not just OTRA to partici-
pate. I encourage everyone to
check out their web site: www.celebrationoftrails.ca and see what
they have to offer. Participate!!!
The more we use the trails safely
the more trails we will be able to
use. Barrie tells me that they hope
to expand to include the entire
Province in the near future. Great
work Barrie!!
Ride Smart! Ride Safe
Bonnie Simpson
Fort Lobbies For Trail
Development In Lanark
County
Preparing for the ride.
Public Relations/Promotions
Williamson, Amanda
Equine Canada
Rosemont, ON L0N 1R0
Ontario Trails Council / Ontario Equestrian Federation
Bonnie Simpson
Kirkfield ON K0M 2B0 Home: 705-438-5752
OTRA and its members represent the equestrian trail user
with the Ontario Trails Council, Ontario Equestrian Federation
and Equine Canada. We welcome your membership to help support the voice of OTRA on your behalf. For more information
please visit our website at www.otra.ca
Celebration of
Trails
Canada Day morning around the fire and preparing for the ride.
Treasurer
Jan Belanger
Elmvale, ON L0L 1P0
Home: 705-322-2027
The Friends of Ontario Recreational Trails and Partners is an
advocacy group that was formed in
eastern Ontario-Lanark County to
advocate for enhanced trail development for recreational users in the
community. FORT approached
Lanark County Council which
responded by hiring a consultant to
study the issue in depth. The consultant formed a diverse working
group comprised of representatives
from each trail user group (including equestrians), landowners and
fish and wildlife experts to provide
input for the Lanark County Trails
Business Plan.
Lanark County Council adopted the working group’s recommendations to establish the Lanark
County Municipal Trails Corporation. The LCMTC held its first
AGM on May 7, 2008 and elected
the 2008 board of directors.
Board members include: two
Lanark County councillors, Susan
Freeman and Bruce Horlin; two
municipal councillors, Val Wilkinson and Dennis Burn; five representatives from trail user groups; the
County CAO; landowner Morley
Walk and Lois Dewey from the
Health Unit. The LCMTC is a notfor-profit organization with a mandate to develop, maintain, promote
and market county-owned trails and
to support local trail organizations
with a view to developing a network
of area trails. Dan Sisty, 2007
LCMTC president, reflected in the
annual report that “LCMTC is well
on its way towards developing a
comprehensive trails system that
will benefit both residents and visitors. We hope to encourage healthy
lifestyles and showcase our beautiful county with its many natural features. “
Otter Creek Ride &
Camp
We just returned from a wonderful ride at the Otter
Creek Horse Camp in the Adirondack Forest, New York
State, where Helmut Hitscherich was our fearless host.
There were 13 of us at various times during the week of
June 25 to July 5 2008 and we were able to enjoy the
great facilities - washrooms, stalls, picnic tables and fire
pits as well as fabulous trails. We rode every day in
small groups, some of us for as much as 9 hours, but
were able to rest at water crossings, scenic points and
local restaurants for breaks and lunch. Each night we
got together around the fire to exchange stories of our
exploits during the day and laugh at each other’s adventures. It was Canada Day while we were down there so
we adorned our trailers and campsites with flags and
wore red and white on the day. We swam our horses,
squealing with laughter, and were grossed out when the
odd leech swam by, but what a great week! Any club
members who haven’t tried Otter Creek yet, give it a try
– it is a great venue for a ride and is completely free for
our use.
Thank you Helmut for hosting such a fun ride!!!
Sue Hagerman
New Members:
Nicole Marks - Scarborough
Jack Salmini - Oakville
Tracy & Cole Howson - Pontypool
J.K. Neuteboom - Port Stanley
Jennifer Scott - Burford
Penny & Ray Egger - Dunnville
Joy Saunders - Stouffville
Pamela Powers - Toronto
Susan Creighton - Markham
Ken Thornhill & Wendy Kent - Bethany
OTRA RIDE SCHEDULE
August/September 2008
Date/ Location/ Host (s)/ Contact Number
August 20-25 - Mattawa Horse Campground, Colleen Maxwell
and Greg O’Connor, 705-776-2173
August 30/31, September 1 - Algonquin Park (west Whitney),
Ron Keeler and Therese Puglisevich, 705-786-7462
September 6/7 - Marmora, Wendy and Sid Kerr, 613-472-0281
September 12/13/14 - Dundas Valley Conservation Area
Debbie Carson and Chris Firth Eagland, 905-627-1003
September 27/28 - South Algonquin Park, Tammy and Lyle
Donaldson 705-448-1068, 1-800-758-4801
October 11/12/13 - Algonquin Park East Gate, Amanda
Williamson, 705-434-2357
October 18/19 - York Regional Forest, Helmut Hitscherich and
Gayda Errett
Friends of Ontario Recreational Milena Krondl, 905-473-9329
Trails and Partners
OTRA Board Director
OTRA members please consult your Ride Schedule booklet for
full details. Non-members please contact our website at
www.otra.ca for further information.
2008 Board of Directors
President: Mark Ford, (613) 335-2529, email: [email protected]
Vice-President: Joe Mezenberg, (519) 787-1412, email: [email protected]
Secretary: Margaret Murray, (905) 936-3362, email: [email protected]
Membership Secretary: Misha Green, (905) 474-9466,
Treasurer: Kelly Corbyn, (705) 424-1600, email: [email protected]
Wolfe Mountain Training
Ride/Clinic Benefits
Standardbred Performance
Horse Association
Organizers Teresa Finnerty, Dave and Marg Murray,
Doug Price and Sue Downing provided participants with an
interesting selection of speakers for the morning clinic. With
a wide range of expertise, the tips covered such useful information as: how to better understand your horse’s nutritional
needs; why and how to get your hay tested; the importance
of balancing your horse’s electrolytes and how to encourage
your horse to drink; when to utilize a massage practitioner,
how to prepare for a ride; the importance of looking after
yourself so you can better look after your horse throughout a
ride.
I know it was helpful to people wanting to learn more
about this sport, but it also provided a useful refresher for the
more seasoned rider. Participants were provided with a
unique opportunity to listen to a presentation comparing the
different movements of several gaited breeds, Paso Fino, Icelandic and Standardbred that were taking part in the ride. It
was impressive how many Standardbred horses entered the
Training Ride and to see how well they and all the gaited
horses performed.
Following lunch, everyone enjoyed the trail set out by
Trail Master Teresa Finnerty. Using a measured 3 mile loop
marked with ribbons at frequent intervals, the trail had a lot
of twists and turns, ups and downs, and combinations of
bush and fields to keep everyone watching closely for the
next ribbon — an important learning experience in this sport.
To help indicate the correct direction, ribbons were
hung on the rider’s right, and any dual trail was clearly indicated. To assist people to learn how to pace themselves and
realize how far they had actually traveled, each _ mile increment was clearly marked with a pie plate on a tree. After
completing each loop riders were then timed into a veterinary check point. This was capably manned by Kathy Kivi,
DVM, and Lay Judge Deanna Ramsay and each horse went
through a standard evaluation, including trotting out and
back for the judges, before being cleared to continue.
Although the ride was basically 6 miles (two loops)
you were permitted to do as many loops as you wished for
those who wanted to increase the training effect. Since I am
still working at getting myself into shape, I chose to only do
the two loops, but my horse loved every minute and we both
had a lot of fun.
Proceeds from this event go to the Standardbred Performance Association www.freewebs.com/ridestandardbreds, an organization that encourages people to use the versatile Standardbred in this discipline. Definitely the entire
day was very successful and will continue to be a popular
event for the future.
Endurance Chair:
Competitive Trail Chair: Lynda Townsend, (450) 764-3589
Ride & Tie Chair: Mike Downing, phone: (705) 428-5622,
website www.octra.on.ca
Seoul’s Corners Results
2nd Leg of Masters CTR Series
Mike Downing
Deanna Ramsay
The 30 Mile Open Competitive Trail Ride, Lightweight Division was won by Melissa Albert on Breyorr, 2nd was Louise
Richardson on Sultana Toscana and 3rd was Lisa Drechsler on
Padron’s Eternal Hope. The Middleweight Division was won by
Dagmar Downes riding Nazbes Obi-wan Gunobi, 2nd was Elaine
Steele with Chanticleer Shaddow, 3rd Annie St. Denis and Denvan
Marom Lightning, 4th Kim Wolley riding Mjj Bee Handson, 5th
Amy Wilson and Jemil’s Special Delivery, with 6th going to Shannon Gray riding Sully. Heavyweight Division had Mike Downing
placing 1st on El-Marees, 2nd was Pat St. Jean riding Phuad, 3rd Paul
Mann and Samson, 4th Lesley Danko on Silver Orrion and in 5th was
Julia Curry and Sha’ara Bint Norabi.
The 25 Mile Novice Competitive Trail was won by Jackie Redmond and CCF Harley, 2nd Ketelyn Budkowski riding Invester Jake,
3rd Richard Curry with HBFS Harmony (Standardbred) and 4th was
Janet Griffin-Scott and ElKah Billy Bob. The 15 Mile Mileage Ride
was enjoyed by Nancy Zukewich with Serious Moonlight, and Jennifer Cond Flower riding Rough n’ Ready.
This years Summer Solstice event near Mansfield, Ontario
provided several great ride options, one of which was the 2nd
leg of the Masters CTR Series, sponsored by Nobleton Feed
Mills Ltd., and offered through the Distance Horse and Rider
Development Program
Seven riders entered the Masters. The challenges were
that the 1st loop was to be ridden at 8mph and a following 2
mile section to be ridden at 4 mph. Because of the humidity
and footing, the trail was more challenging, resulting in no
perfect scores this time.
Once again points for the accuracy of pace were added
to the final CTR score to determine the winner. 1st was Lesley
Danko, riding Dane, closely followed in 2nd place by Elaine
Steele and Chanticleer Shadow. Mike Downing and El Marees
were 3rd, with Charlene Hendriks and Cherub Rosen 4th.
The third and final CTR in the Series is being offered at
the Flesherton Gymnastics ride on August 13th. Anyone interested in participating in a Masters CTR can contact Rose
Danko
at
705
424
0888
or
check
out
www.kblocksdorf.com/distanceprogram for details.
OCTRA RIDE SCHEDULE 2008
Date
Ride Name
Location
Contact - Ride Manager (R.M.)
Event
Distance
3-Aug
Coates Creek
New Lowell
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Holstein Rodeo Weekend at the A-K Ranch, July 11-13
This past weekend, the
corner of 49 and 14 transformed
into it’s own little village for the
7th Holstein Rodeo! With nearly 1,000 weekend passes sold in
advance, the 3 hayfields that are
normally used to feed the A bar
K stock were quickly filled with
temporary homes to excited and
jubilant 2 legged animals.
The festivities began this
year on Thursday night with a
full line up for Team Penning.
The action went right into the
dark. It was a real treat for
those who had never seen this
sport before.
A beautiful day on Friday
set the stage for what would
turn out to be record-breaking
crowds for the evening performance. By 6:30 pm the stands
were nearly at full capacity
awaiting a 7 pm start. No one
would be disappointed that
night. On schedule the popular
A bar K Colour Guard entered
the arena proudly carrying the
flags of all the generous sponsors and were promptly followed by the Cowboys and
Cowgirls who would entertain
the crowd.
This Holstein crowd was
in for a treat of their lives. A
bar K then proudly released all
of their prized bucking horses
into the arena as Al Foster and
Ray Smith show cased these
beautiful animals. The chills
and Goosebumps were evident
in the crowd as these horses got
the recognition they deserve as
such phenomenal athletes.
An unbelievably large
entry list gave the patrons much
more than their money’s worth.
Friday night, the tent
immediately filled in anticipation. Jason Blaine showed what
a true entertainer he is and
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wowed the crowd as he lit up
the stage for Shane Yellowbird.
Shane didn’t let a little lost luggage distract him from putting
on a million dollar show!
Saturday morning arrived
early with a great breakfast buffet put on by the volunteers.
Soon after a huge slack performance began. The rodeo fans
knew that this was as good a
show as the afternoon and filled
the stands. With only a small
break in between it was soon
time to start the show!
As it seems to have
become tradition on Saturday,
the blue skies took a break and
the rain took over. But also in
true Holstein tradition, it merely
meant pulling on a raincoat and
putting up an umbrella and
those stands were packed again.
The rain didn’t distract any of
our cowboys and cowgirls and
they put on a tremendous show.
Brian Norman’s bucking
bulls were at the top of their
game, showing us all how
important Jeremy Schuitema
and Ciaran Hester are. These 2
bullfighters showed their expertise taking hits and saving lives.
Ernie Marshall from Wainwright, Alberta brought comic
joy to the event and entertained
the kids.
There was just enough
time to enjoy one of the 1800
Steaks that were BBQ’d up by
the volunteers before Megan
Morrison came on to give us
what many said is her best performance to date. The energy
radiating from this local girl got
the crowd rocking. Big Mike
Callan had a big pair of shoes to
fill when he came on next. His
“drinking songs” I am sure contributed to the bar selling out of
60 kegs, 20 – 24’s, 280- 40
pounders and 800 coolers! Doc
Walker’s performance put a
glistening touch to the end of
the evening. There is no doubt
that a good time was had by all!
Sunday morning brought
back the sunshine and another
full set of stands to enjoy the
slack. It was like having 2
shows in one day!
At the 2pm performance,
there wasn’t a seat to be had and
all grass areas were quickly
transformed into viewing areas
as the competitors showed us
they meant business!
As the last of the trailers
pulled out, we can only say Hats
Off! To the Egremont Optimist,
Mount Forest Fireworks Festival Volunteers and to Al &
Karyn Foster for hosting the
best ever Holstein Rodeo and to
all of the competitors who traveled to give your fans a show
they will never forget!
NEXT STOP—J & J
QUARTER HORSES (formerly
Holiday Ranch) KITCHENERAug 16 & 17
INSIDE
Youth World Cup .............31
Gator Winner....................32
OQHA News ....................33
OQHA Trail Ride .............33
Region 4 ...........................33
Area III News ...................34
Roger Fenmore.................34
EOQHA News..................35
Laurie Haughton...............35
QROOI News ...................37
2008 AQHA Youth World Cup Photos - See Pages 38-39
The Canadian Quarter
Horse Association is an
affiliate of the AQHA.
Annual membership is
free to current members
of AQHA. To enroll
on-line, visit the CQHA
web site: www.cqha.ca,
and choose
“Membership” section. Choose “Affiliates” to link to provincial Quarter
Horse & Racing Association sites. Contact: Marnie Somers, President
(204) 834-2479 or email: [email protected]
2008 AQHA Youth World Cup
Team Canada wins one Gold & four
Silver individual medals and the
team places fifth overall
(London, ON — July 30, 2008) — A major initiative of the Canadian Quarter Horse Association
(CQHA) is to co-ordinate and field a team to represent Canada at biennial American Quarter Horse
Association (AQHA) Youth World Cup competition. Youth World Cup competition is an educational, leadership-based event for AQHA youth
members from around the world, culminating in
showcasing skills learned in an atmosphere of
friendly competition.
Canada was one of 16 countries who participated at the 2008 American Quarter Horse Youth
World Cup held July 6 to July 13, 2008 in London,
Ontario, Canada. Funding for travel expenses for
Team Canada is cost-shared by AQHA/CQHA,
provincial/regional AQHA Affiliate Associations,
corporate and/or individual sponsors, and team
members’ families.
Each participating country selected up to five
competing riders, two alternate riders and three
non-competing youth (leadership members). The
host country, Canada, provided a pool of horses of
various ability levels, which were subsequently
grouped into lots of five horses each. During the
opening ceremonies, teams drew to determine their
assigned group of five horses. Teams then designated up to three riders each to compete in Western Horsemanship, Western Pleasure, Western
Riding, Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat Equitation, Showmanship, and Trail; and two riders
each for Reining and Cutting classes. Points from
each class were tabulated to determine the overall
team placings. Two sets of medals were awarded
to the individual exhibitors - one from each judge
and/or each day.
Team Canada’s five competing riders:
• Sarah Clasen-Byce, Kakabeka Falls, ON:
Trail – Silver Medal on Day 1, Showmanship – 9th
on Day 2
• MacKenzie Harvey, Toronto ON:
Western Riding – Silver Medal on Day 2, Western
Pleasure – 10th on Day 2
• Mallory McKewen, Prescott, ON:
Showmanship – 6th on Day 1, Reining – 10th
under Judge 2, Western Pleasure – 8th on Day 2
• Danielle Olafson, Edmonton, AB:
Western Horsemanship – Gold Medal on Day 1,
Hunter Under Saddle – 8th on Day 2,
Hunt Seat Equitation – 6th on Day 1, Hunt Seat
Equitation – 5th on Day 2
• Kelly Truesdell, Brights Grove, ON:
Reining – Silver Medal under Judge 1, Reining
– Silver Medal under Judge 2
Also, congratulations to Kelly on being recently
selected for the University of Georgia Equestrian Team (Athens, GA) as one of three new
Western riders who will join their existing team
of nine English riders. Kelly was selected on
the basis of being ranked in the National Rein-
ing Horse Association’s Top 20 reiners four
straight years in Canada. She’s also a two-time
Reining Canada Youth Champion and has qualified to represent Eastern Canada at the NRHA
North American Affiliate Finals.
The two alternate riders were:
Miranda Cummings, Fredricton, NB, Yelaina
May, Roberts Creek, BC
The three leadership members were:
Lindsay Allen, London, ON Sarah Hill, Langley, BC, Anne-Charlie Riviere, Pointe-Lebel,
Summation of the 2008 AQHA Youth World Cup
By Kelly Sinyi-Miller, Miller Consulting
Youth World Cup Event Planner
It all began in January 2007 at a dinner meeting between
Patti Carter and I at my home. At the time, I had no idea that the
Youth World Cup and Patti would become such a huge part of my
life but quickly it became apparent that much of my life would
evolve around this fine event.
In March of 2007 we arranged our very first strategic planning session at the Western Fair in London Ontario, where for the
first time I had the pleasure of meeting many of the key people
who would so selflessly volunteer their time by assisting on a
number of different tasks in the development of such a huge event.
There was a mixed welcome of sorts by the many people
who throughout the years in the Quarter Horse Association had
built relationships with each other and in essence an extended family. To many of those people I was an outsider who needed to
earn my stripes. Over the course of the year and a half that followed the walls between outsider and the group of volunteers were
slowly chipped away and slowly but surely the stripes were
earned…those stripes are something that I will cherish for a lifetime. What I will cherish even more are the friendships that have
been fostered throughout the course of planning this event. To the
“Queen”, Kathy Patterson, I hope our paths cross many times
again throughout our lives as it was the most pleasant surprise of
all walking away from the Youth World Cup with your respect
and friendship. Please know that those sentiments are reciprocated
not only to you but to your family and crew of faithful friends that
you shared with us all at the Youth World Cup.
Over the past year and a half there was a wonderful team of
people working behind the scenes. These people volunteered
time, money and efforts to assist with the process of building the
event from ground zero to the success that it was. I would like to
name a few and will apologize now for not having the space allotment required to name all of you, but please know that everyone’s
efforts were so very much appreciated. First and foremost I would
like to recognize our fearless leader and event chairperson, Patti
Carter. What an effort Patti put forward by staying on task while
balancing her many other roles and obligations both in family and
in business. Time was most certainly at a premium for Patti and
her determination to stay on task and work on this event regardless
of her geographical location is something I can attest to. We were
in constant communication and spent many hours in my office
working together to inch forward one step at a time ensuring that
the smallest of details were addressed.
The team of Sandie Heirwegh, Charlene Hancock, Marnie
Somers, Shannon Burwash, Jeff Beam, Janice Beam, Joanne Barr,
Dawna Truesdell, Kathy Patterson and Megan Patterson were integral to the success of this event. Throughout the past year, all of
these people continued to work in areas of sponsorships, artwork
and web design, budgeting, entertainment, show preparation and
vendor sales. Each of these people attended many on and offsite
meetings with dedication and a strong desire to volunteer their
time selflessly to the success of the Youth World Cup. Thank you
to all of those who assisted these committee leaders in their efforts
throughout the last year and half as I know there were many.
To our barn crew…wow! You all rock! Jim Conod you and
your crew were nothing short of amazing! The horses were so
very well cared for and I can say that from not only the view point
of the event planner, but I was also a horse donor and was thrilled
with Brandy’s care throughout the event. Thank you so very
much. I would be completely amiss if I did not thank Pat Deleebeeck for her outstanding efforts in horse care and security
throughout the event also. Thank you to Jim and Shirley for providing a small “Garden” refuge to retreat to from time to time
throughout the event. It was a source of rejuvenation and provided
an opportunity to collect one’s thoughts and energy in times of
need throughout the event!
How about our young people? So many youth and young
adults alike were on hand to lend their efforts throughout the two
weeks on site. The efforts provided by you all allow some comfort in the thoughts that our future is in bright young hands. Justin
Woodley, thank you so much for being available all week both at
the Fair Grounds and off to be our very talented and much appreciated announcer and MC. Thank you to all of our announcers who
pitched in with Justin through out the event.
To our grounds crew! Not once did we have to ask for anything. You were always a step ahead and waiting to get the job
done. The arenas were kept perfectly and your efforts are so very
much appreciated.
To all of the horse donors; without you this event would
surely not have taken place. The word on the street was that this
event provided for one of the best groups of horses to ever be present at a Youth World Cup. Canada is definitely on the world map
now for being a haven for quality American Quarter Horses.
To all of the cutters and reiners who helped to support the
Youth World Cup. Without you all two entire days of Youth
World Cup competition would not have been possible. Troy Donaldson and Family and John Fletcher…thank you. Thank you so
very much for rallying your troops! On a very personal note,
those two days of competition were so exciting. It was my first
time ever being part of both a cutting or reining event, and it was
truly thrilling! I received many compliments from the teams that
must be passed on to you all, that the horses and the clinics were
just amazing.
Thanks to Sherry Newbigging and all of our clinicians for a
job well done. The clinics were a huge success and they were
enjoyed by all, including the crowd of general public observers
who showed up in hefty numbers each day to partake in the Youth
World Cup events. Thank you to the judges who travelled from
various ends of the globe to take part.
The awards for the event were lovely as well and we hope
that the kids cherish their memories of the Canadian hosted 2008
Youth World Cup. Many of the awards had a Canadian theme and
we hope for years to come when they look at their awards pleasant
memories are conjured up. Thank you to our wonderful awards
team for coordinating these fine items and for being on hand
before, during and after the event to help out the entire time.
Thank you Kathleen, Diana and Sandra!
Where would we have been without our wonderful sponsors?
To each and every one of you, we are eternally grateful. Without
your generous support, the 2008 Youth World Cup would not have
been possible. Home Hardware, John Deere and Riverbend
Designs were our Blue Ribbon Sponsors and they definitely gave
the event the kick start it needed to get off of the ground. The support of the Rider, our official voice …where would we have been
without you? Please visit our website at www.aqhayouthworldcup.com to view all of our wonderful sponsors all the way from
Blue Ribbon to Sponsors in Kind; we are so grateful for all of your
generosity!
The participation of the Canadian Cowgirls and the RCMP
Musical Ride! What can I say? Our opening ceremonies along
with the Musical Ride shows, both private and public allowed us
to stand tall and be proud Canadian hosts to our international
guests and staff of the AQHA in attendance. As Canadians, the
ones who stand strong and free, I do believe that for many of us
that feeling of Canadian pride was strengthened and revitalized.
Congratulations to each and every person in attendance and to
each and every person who contributed to the success of the 2008
Youth World Cup! Every effort was and will be remembered for a
lifetime!
Thank you to Patti Carter and to the members of the Canadian Quarter Horse Association for allowing me the honor of being a
part of such a truly remarkable event and to forever…Ride the
Dream!
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2008 Congress
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John Deere “Gator” Raffle Winner
Announced
(Ayr, Ontario – July 25, 2008) – The
Ontario Quarter Horse Youth Association
(OQHYA) is very pleased to announce the
winner of the raffle for a John Deere
“Gator” 620i XUV 4 x 4. The OQHYA
representatives drew the winning ticket on
July 12, 2008 at 4912 Rd 179, R.R. #1,
Bornholm, Ontario. Valued AQHA corporate partner, John Deere sponsored this terrific prize with a suggested retail value of
up to $15,000. The winning “Gator” ticket
was publicly announced July 13th during
the final day of AQHA Youth World Cup
competition held in London, Ontario
between July 6-13, 2008.
The winner is Tina Dionne of
Kitchener, Ontario, who said, “I am just
ecstatic. I really can’t verbalize how I feel.
I only bought one ticket and it was at the
CanAm (Expo), in March. We will all be
able to enjoy the “Gator” at my sister’s
farm.”
The “Gator” presentation was
made at Dionne’s local John Deere dealership, AgraTurf Equipment Services in Ayr,
Ontario. Participating in the presentation
held on July 21, 2008 in the photograph
above were: (left to right) Patti Carter,
AQHA Youth World Cup Chair; Tina
Dionne, “Gator” winner; Ross Moore,
Sales Manager, AgraTurf Equipment Services; Paige Carter-Fleetwood, Ontario
Quarter Horse Youth Association Director;
and Cam Barton, John Deere Limited, SW
Ontario Territory Manager.
The mandate of the CQHA, a
national affiliate of the AQHA, is to
address issues of concern to Canadian owners of American Quarter Horses; to be a
communications vehicle for and with Cana-
dian owners of American Quarter Horses;
and to promote and market, both globally
and within Canada, Canadian-bred and/or
Canadian-owned American Quarter Horses.
For more information, please visit the
CQHA website at: www.cqha.ca
Ontario Quarter Horse Association Inc.
O.Q.H.A. INC. 2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Affiliate
www.oqha.on.ca
President, Area 1 Director: Lynn Scott, 2302 Mandaumin Rd., R.R. #1, Brigden, ON N0N 1B0, (519) 864-4413, [email protected]
1st Vice-President, Area 2 Director: Jamie Simpson, 376 Maltby Road East, Guelph, ON N1L 1G4, (519) 821-2425, [email protected]
2nd Vice-President, Area 5 Director: Laurie Haughton, 1524 LaCasse Rd., Clarence Creek, ON K0A 1N0, (613) 488-2300, [email protected]
Secretary: Adele Matheson
Area 1 Director: Ken McLellan, 5830 Glendon Dr., R.R. #3, Appin, ON N0L 1A0, (519) 289-5526, [email protected]
Treasurer, Area 2 Director: Shirley Conod, 60 Burwell Road, RR #2, Tillsonburg, ON N4G 4G7 (519) 866-5722, [email protected]
Area 1 Director: Erin Marshall
Area 2 Director: Kathy Patterson, R.R. #1, Bornholm, ON N0K 1A0, (519) 345-2861, [email protected]
Area 2 Director: Marianne Ramey, 1206 Norfolk County Rd. 19, RR #1, Wilsonville, ON N0E 1Z0 (519) 443-8713
Area 3 Director: Kim Allen, 1357 2nd Line, RR #1, Palgrave, ON L0N 1P0, (519) 942-2424, [email protected]
Area 3 Director: Al Windhrim
Area 4 Director: Val Love, 2494 Taunton Rd., Hampton, ON L0B 1J0, (905) 263-8158, [email protected]
Area 5 Director: Debbie Haughton, 1524 LaCasse Rd., Clarence Creek, ON K0A 1N0, (613) 488-2300, [email protected]
Director at Large: Rick O’Donnell
Immediate Past President: Lisa Desroches, R.R. #1, Wellesley, ON N0B 2T0 (519) 656-2323, [email protected]
AQHA Rep: Patti Carter, P.O. Box 839, 39 High St., St. George, ON N0E 1N0, (519) 448-4424, [email protected]
OFFICE ADDRESS: P.O. Box 182, Milverton, ON N0K 1M0 Ph: (519) 595-3233 • Fax: (519) 345-3234
2008 Region 4 Regional Experience
Ontario Exhibitors come home with 2 All-Around Tex Tan Saddles,
14 Montana Silversmith Championship Buckles and 64 Medallions!!!
Bill & Cathy
Cox
By Ken McLellan.
More than 2,700 entries competed
at the 2008 Region 4 Regional Experience in Columbus, Ohio from Thursday, July 17 through Sunday, July 20 at
the Ohio Expo Grounds. Judges,
Stephanie Lynn, WI. Clay Macleod,
CA; Brendon Brown, TX; Louis Hufnagel, TN; Spike Holmes, NY; and Jeff
Allen, NE. officiated. 50 plus volunteers donated their time and effort to
help make the show a success. AQHA
Corporate Partners included Montana
on focusing on problem issues with
your horse.
There were great prizes at the
AQHA Regional Experience. First
through 10th places earned medallions.
Additional prizes included: fifth place,
an American Quarter Horse Journal hay
bag; fourth place, a Farnam Vetrolin
gift pack; third place, a Weatherbeeta
blanket; second place, a Professional’s
Choice saddle pad or sports medicine
Nikki Decosse
Regional Prizes
The Ministry of
Health Promotion
Silversmiths, Professionals Choice, Farnam, Fort Dodge Animal Health,
Weatherbeeta, Ford, Featherlite Trailers, Markel Insurance, John Deere,
Nutrena and Tex Tan.
The show included Clinics with
Joni Nelson of Iowa on Western Horsemanship & Western Riding; Halter Presentation and Grooming with Greg
Holden, Matt Claypool and Justin Bisel
of the World Conformation Horse
Association and a Clinic with Curt Pate
Ken O’Donnell
boots; and first place, a Montana Silversmiths custom buckle. Area 1 donated
AQHA Youth World Cup Mugs to the
Novice Youth Classes Age Divisions.
Both the Ohio Quarter Horse Queen,
Ms. Jessica West and the Indiana Quarter Horse Queen, Ms. Sarah Van Hoy
were on hand to assist with award presentations.
Christine DeBrouwer
Ontario Quarter Horse Association’s Youth World Cup
ALL BREED FALL RIDE
Well, happy summer everyone! Although it
has been a pretty hot and sticky one so far, hopefully you have been able to get out and about and
enjoy all those beautiful trails that Ontario has to
offer!
The trail ride in Komoka in May was a great
success! We had a great day, wonderful weather,
amazing trails and great company. Thank you so
much to everyone that helped to put it on, especially the Schneider family for allowing us to
depart from and come back to their lovely facility.
Thank you as well to Jan Ropp for organizing
another successful event, we couldn’t do it without
you! Our sponsors were amazing, so a special
thank you to the Area 1 Quarter Horse Association
as well as Baker’s Tree Nursery in Bayfield.
Your support of our event was very much appreciated! Thank you to the Ontario Quarter Horse
Youth Association members that attended to
cook us up some yummy grub, you guys did a
great job.
And last but not least, thank you so
much to the participants - we had over 60 riders at
this event, so thank you for coming out and supporting it!
Now that summer is in full swing, I’m sure
that all of you are busy with showing, trail riding,
or just enjoying your wonderful equine compan-
ions. But please keep in the back of your mind
that the Ontario Quarter Horse Association’s ALL
BREED FALL RIDE is coming up! Mark your
calendars and please join us on Sunday, October
5th, 2008 in Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area
near Clinton, Ontario! (for more information
regarding the site and trails, please visit
http://www.hullettmarsh.org/ ) This year we have
a lot of fun planned for the participants, including
door prizes, a poker rally, meal and this year we
will be introducing TRAIL TRIALS! The trails
are beautiful in Hullett, and there is lots to see!
Come on out and join us for a great day! Proceeds from this event will go to support 4-H
Horse Groups.
For more information, maps to the site, or to
pre-register (please note that pre-registration is
appreciated for the ride but is required for the meal
portion of the event) please contact Jan Ropp at
the following: [email protected] or by
calling her at 519-293-3867. Registrations are
appreciated by Saturday, September 20th, 2008.
Can’t wait to see you out on the trails!
Erin Marshall
OQHA Recreational Advisor
QC
Team Canada’s Coach and Manager were:
Della Cryderman, Murillo, ON – CoachKaren Westerback, Thunder Bay, ON - Manager
Team Canada finished a very respectable fifth place out of 16
teams, with 72 total points. Team USA was first with 185 points;
Team Germany second with 142 points; Team Italy third with 129
points; and United Kingdom fourth with 93 points. The CQHA
Board of Directors congratulates the entire youth team, coach and
manager for their efforts. You were great good will ambassadors
for Canada and we are very proud of all of you!
The mandate of the CQHA, a national affiliate of the AQHA,
is to address issues of concern to Canadian owners of American
Quarter Horses; to be a communications vehicle for and with Canadian owners of American Quarter Horses; and to promote and market, both globally and within Canada, Canadian-bred and/or Canadian-owned American Quarter Horses. For more information,
please visit the CQHA website at: www.cqha.ca
Amateur Team Tournament Tallies
Team Metropolitan Home Comfort Solutions 655 pts
Team Circle R Saddlery 524 pts
Team Atherley Towing 496 pts
Team Horse Country Bedding 477 pts
Team ABC Recreation 313 pts
2008 Area 3 Quarter Horse Promotional Club
2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Position/ Name/ Address/ Phone #/ Email
President: Janet Faas, 6099 4th concession, RR#1 Goodwood, ON L0C 1A0, 905-862-2456
1st Vice President: Corey Taylor, 25 Britton Court, Wasaga Beach, ON, L9Z 1C1, 705-429-9390, [email protected]
2nd Vice President: Jessica Mosley-Cairncross, 29 Concession 5 West, Wyevale, ON L0L 2T0, 705-322-5795,
[email protected]
Secretary: Joanne Black, 68 Zina St., Orangeville ON L9W 1E7, 519-941-4585, [email protected]
Treasurer/ Stall Bookings/ Show Co-ordinator/Area 3 Novice Show: Valerie Love, 2494 Taunton Rd,
P.O. Box 4, Hampton, ON LOB 1J0, home: 905-263-8158, Fax: 905-263-2856, [email protected]
Points/ Awards/ Sponsorship Directory: Lynn Riley, 28 Old Mill Drive, Toronto, ON M6S 4J9, 416-760-8723,
[email protected]
Website/ Sponsorships: Jodi Mallette, 44 Sutter Ave., Brampton, ON L6Z 1G7, 905-846-9309, [email protected]
Update
And
Review
2008 Show Schedule
Novice Show:
August 15 (Caledon Equestrian Park, Palgrave)
Summer Circuit:
August 16-17 (Caledon Equestrian Park, Palgrave)
OQHBF Fall Finale:
September 5-7 (RCRA, Newmarket) *NEW*
* The show is AREA 3, OQHA and AQHA point approved. Classes to include
Trail, Showmanship, Halter, Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat Equitation, Western
Pleasure, Western Horsemanship and Reining.
With Summerama just over the
Check out the Area 3 website - www.area3.ca – for further show information
next Area 3 show will be the
Novice/Summer Circuit on August
To book stalls for the Area 3 shows (excluding Teen Ranch / Fall
15-17 in Palgrave. Despite an early Finale), please contact Valerie Love, 2494 Taunton Road, P O Box # 4.
morning downpour and some Hampton, Ontario, L0B 1J0/ Phone: 905-263-8158/ Fax: 905-263-2856/
threatening skies the show went on
email: [email protected] .
successfully.The numbers in most
Stall
reservation
forms are available at www.area3.ca
classes were strong with some very
nice circuit awards,NSBA prizes
Congratulations to all who braved the weather and
and donations from our sponsors.
went on with the show.
Special mention to Michelle
Papp and Andrew Dewar for acquiring the final points on the stallion Special mention to Michelle Papp and Andrew Dewar for acquiring the
The Way You Move in Green HUS
final points on the stallion The Way You Move in Green HUS
and Junior HUS.
and Junior HUS.
Newsletter Director/ Commercial Co-ordinator: Judy Gill, 1180 Royal Drive, Peterborough, ON, K9H 6R1,
705-536-0121, email: [email protected]
Director: Carol Reeves, 4592 Herald Rd R.R. #1, Mount Albert, ON L0G 1M0 905-473-3132,
2008 NON DIRECTOR CO-ORDINATORS
Memberships: Leslie Riley, PO Box 463, Schomberg, ON L0G 1T0, 905-939-8499, [email protected]
Sponsorships: Shannon Cairncross Griffin, 2486 South Orr Lake Rd., Elmvale, ON L0L1P0, 705-322-6640,
Sponsorships: Susan Godsell, R.R. #1, 7 Blue Ridge Cres., Orillia, ON L3V 6H1, 705-327-5038, [email protected]
Youth Advisor: Brenda Lennox, 117 Tait, Fergus, ON N1M 3P5, 519-843-6450, [email protected]
Show Manager: Ken McLellan, 519-289-5526, [email protected]
2008 Show Highlights
NEW: All Shows - Green: Trail, Western Riding, Western Pleasure & Hunter
Under Saddle
NEW: Summer Circuit - Novice Youth & Amateur Hunter Hack, Adult: WalkJog/Trot Trail, Horsemanship and Equitation, Small Fry Walk-Jog Trail
NEW: All Shows - Step UP Program: Novice exhibitors can enter their corresponding Youth or Amateur class for HALF PRICE
Spring Classic:
Gambler’s Choice Trail ($250 Added)
NYATT Fundraising Dinner
Summerama:
Bridleless Western Pleasure ($250 Added)
Sponsored by Dewar Performance Horses
Summer Circuit: Showmanship Challenge ($250 Added)
Sponsored by Reid Farm & Equestrian Centre
NEW Spring Classic – Mystery Money – random $50.00 draws for all exhibitors
FREE All Shows - Pattern Books & Trail Warm Ups
All Shows – High Point Awards (Novice, Youth, Amateur)
Submitted By Judy Gill
2008 Region 4 Regional Experience
Commercial Exhibits included AQHA
and their team of corporate partners including
John Deere, Ford, Featherlite Horse Trailers,
AQHA, Markel, plus others including sponsors, U.S. Embroidery and Coughlin Automotive Group. An Exhibitors’ Party and Silent
Auction were held on the Friday evening.
The WCHA (World Conformation Horse
Association) sponsored 2 Limited Youth and 2
Limited Amateur Mare and Gelding Classes
on Friday evening. $250 was paid out for 1st
in each class, $100 to 2nd and $50 to 3rd in
each class as well as a number of prizes from
sponsors including DAC and US Embroidery.
Following the classes, the judge, gave his reasons for his placings to the spectators present.
Medallion Winners in the Halter Division included Its Kid To You, owned by Risty
and Jan Schmidt of Petersburg finishing 2nd in
the Aged Stallions Class; Exclusive I Am
owned by Lynn Sleeth and shown by Tom
Sleeth of Harrow placing 2nd in the 3 Year
Old Geldings; CW Razz owned by Risty and
Jan Schmidt placing 4th in the Aged Geldings
and 4th in the Amateur Geldings 3 and Over;
Ruff Up My Chex owned by Barb and Fred
McCaughey and Darren Bilyea of Staffa winning the Performance Halter Stallions and
Sweet Talkin Cas owned by Deb Pitel of Dresden placing 10th in the Aged Gelding Class.
BSB Dont Ask Me placing 2nd in the Amateur
Performance Halter Geldings and winning the
Open Performance Halter Geldings.
The Over Fence Classes and a number of
the Hunter Under Saddle Classes were dominated again this year by Mike, Betty, Christine
and Andrea DeBrouwer of Blenheim. KCS
Cat Fish owned by Mike DeBrouwer was 1st
in the Senior Working Hunter, 1st in Open
Jumping, 3rd in Amateur Jumping, 3rd in
Amateur Working Hunter, 2nd in Amateur
Hunter Hack, and 1st in Amateur Equitation
over Fences with Christine riding; 1st in
Novice Amateur Hunter Hack with Betty riding and 1st in Youth Hunter Under Saddle 14
– 18; 2nd in Youth Jumping, 4th in Youth
Hunter Hack, 2nd in Senior Hunter Under
Saddle, 2nd in Youth Working Hunter, 1st in
the Novice Youth Hunter under Saddle 14 –
18 and 1st in the Novice Youth Hunter Under
Saddle All Ages Finals with Andrea riding.
Mike rode Cinders Down Town to 3rd in the
Junior Working Hunter, 5th in the Green
Working Hunter,4th in the Amateur Working
Hunter and 4th in the Amateur Equitation
Over Fences.
Other Hunter Under Saddle Medallion
Winners included Somewhat Shady owned
and ridden by Jessica Parsons of Sarnia placing 6th in the Senior Hunter Under Saddle; Im
In Denile owned and ridden by Lisa Schmeltz
of London, 5th in the Amateur All Ages
Hunter Under Saddle; Moonlight Symphony
owned by Alyse Roberts of Dresden and ridden by Liz Roberts placing 2nd in the Select
Amateur Hunter Under Saddle; She Takes A
Minute owned and ridden by Kayla Moore of
Owen Sound placed 6th in the Youth Hunter
Under Saddle 14-18, 1st in the Novice Youth
Hunter Under Saddle 14-18 and 5th in the
Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle All Ages
Final. Rianna Storey of Cambridge riding her
horse, Ima Raven Star were 2nd in the Youth
Hunt Seat Equitation (13 & Under).
Rianna Storey was also 1st in the Youth
Showmanship (13 & Under), 2nd in the Youth
Horsemanship (13 & Under), 2nd in the Youth
Hunter Under Saddle (13 & Under) and 8th in
the Youth Trail (All Ages).
Ken O’Donnell of Delaware was 4th in
Amateur All Age Showmanship. Ken won
both the Novice Amateur Western Riding and
the Amateur Western Riding with BSB Dont
Ask Me owned by Vonda and placing 2nd in
the Senior Western Riding. In Trail, BSB
Dont Ask Me ridden by Ken placed 2nd in the
Senior Trail and 2nd in the Amateur Trail.
Ken was also 2nd in the Amateur All Age
Horsemanship.
Novice Amateur Trail was won by Just
Awalkinthepark owned and ridden by Nikki
Decosse of Strathroy who also placed 2nd in
Green Trail and 7th in Senior Trail. Amanda
Thomson of Oil Springs showing Tabus Black
Knight owned by Jim Thomson placed 3rd in
Youth Trail All Ages and 7th in Novice Youth
Trail. Lisa Schmeltz finished 8th in Novice
Amateur Trail and 10th in Amateur All Age
Trail with Im In Denile while Suzanne Pestano
of Brantford placed 10th with TMF Early Special. Shelley Thomson riding Hesa Fancy
Tabu finished 5th in Amateur All Age Trail
and 5th in Green Trail.
Amateur Reining was won by True Blue
Tabu owned and ridden by Jane Thomson of
Camlachie. This is the horse that won 3rd
overall in the Reining for Team Italy at the
AQHA Youth World Cup. Jane also won 3rd
in the Amateur All Age Reining with her
horse, The Whiz Monster. Matty Thomson
won the identical placings riding both horses
in the Novice Amateur Reining. Darren
Bilyea placed 4th in the Senior Reining riding
Ruff Up My Chex owned by Darren Bilyea
and Barb & Fred McCaughey of Staffa.
Rick Fleetwood rode Little Pokeman
owned by Janet Fowler of Cambridge to 4th
Place in the Senior Western Pleasure.
The show finished at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday. When the calculations were tabulated
Ken O’Donnell and BSB Dont Ask Me were
the Winners of the Tex Tan Amateur All Ages
All Around Saddle also receiving 250# of
Nutrena Feeds. The All Around 13 & Under
Tex Tan Saddle Winner was Rianna Storey of
Cambridge showing Ima Raven Star. The
Ontario Exhibitors did a fantastic job competing.
Other All Around Winners were Youth
14-18, Chelsey Sample Of West Chester, Ohio
showing Imasagoodasigets; Select Amateur,
Terri Lee Hendricks of Youngstown, Ohio
showing Heart Of The Asset; Novice Amateur, Allie Maag of Ottawa, Ohio with Protect
Your Dreams; Novice Youth, Kayla Magrum
of Tiffin, Ohio With Sitting on Slow; High
Point New Amateur Exhibitor, Christen
Green, Canal Winchester, Ohio showing Izzy
Connected and High Point New Youth
Exhibitor, Charlotte Clark of Worthington,
Ohio showing Skippin On A Star.
For complete show results, go to
oqha.com/regional experience.
Roger Fenimore Dies
AQHA Mourns Loss
of Valued Regional
Representative
AQHA Regional Representative Roger Fenimore, of Wilmington, Delaware, died July 10.
He was 65. He began working for the Association in 1999. He aided in regional activities, and
visited breeders and members, performed inspections, and monitored regional shows and racing.
Before working for AQHA, he served as an
AQHA judge. He judged the 1990 AQHYA
World Championship Show, as well as shows in
France, Germany and Luxembourg. He also fit
and showed several World how and Congress
champion halter horses.
He is survived by his wife, Susanna, and
three children.
Please note, Patti Carter’s
email has changed to:
[email protected]
AUGUST 2008 THE RIDER / 35
Eastern Ontario Quarter Horse Association
2007 Executive & Board of Directors
President: Kathy Larouche (613) 258-3153
Vice President/Secretary: Shawna Crawford
Past President: Brandon Suckow (613) 735-8903
Director of Future Development:
Sheryl Chillson (613) 348-3906
Treasurer/ Stalls/ Points: Dianne Runtz (613) 623-3540
Youth Director: Laurie Haughton (613) 301-6979
Directors:
Website & Promotions/ Sponsorship:
Laurie Haughton (613) 301-6979
Len Hitsman
Debbie Haughton
Diana Hellyer
Cheryl Norris
Tausha Hellyer
Mary Lou Spaul
Barb Downer
Gilles Seguin
Caitlin Gifford
EOQHA Horses Rock at the
It was quite a week! AQHA noted that the
horses offered to the 16 teams involved with the 2008
AQHA Youth World Cup were given some of the best
mounts in the events 20 year history! Way to go
Ontario!!!!
At this time we would like to send a shout out
to the following EOQHA horses:
Gab Me A Cool One - (Leslie Uens) - Team Denmark
Western Riding - 8th
Mrs Goodwill - (Larry Newbigging) - Team Germany
Hunter Under Saddle ~ 7th & 10th
It Only Takes A Minute - (Janna Imrie) - Team Netherlands
Hunter Under Saddle ~ 8th hunt seat equitation ~ 5th
For The General - (Sherry Newbigging) - Team USA
-Over All Hi Point Horse -Over All Hi Point Cnd Horse
Showmanship ~ 2nd Hunter Under Saddle ~ 1st & 3rd Cash In On A Star - (Brittany Louzan) - Team Israel
Hunt Seat Equitation ~ 3rd Horsemanship ~ 1st Trail ~ Hunt Seat Equitation ~ 7th & 10th horsemanship ~ 10th
9th Western Riding ~ 9th
Still Dont Know - (Kathleen Burnett) - Team Israel
Total Intrest - (Judi Woodley) - Team Germany
Hunt Seat Equitation ~ 8th western riding ~ 3rd West-Res Hi Point Over all Horse -Res Hi Point Cnd Horse
ern Pleasure ~ 7th
Hunter Under Saddle ~ 6th & 4th Equitation ~ 4th
western Pleasure ~ 4th & 8th Horsemanship ~ 3rd & Kuz Thats Why - (Cheri Woodrow) - Team France
4th Western Riding ~ 5th & 6th
Western Pleasure - 9th
Hillbilly Royalty - (Lloyd Junkin) - Team Australia
Showmanship ~ 4th
One Millun Moxie - (Carol Gaboury) - Team Belgium
Hunter Under Saddle ~ 2nd & 1st
The EOQHA Youth Welcome
A New Sponsor
We are happy to announce a new partnership with Snugrugz as the official
horse wear supplier of the 2008 EOQHA Youth Congress Team!
Snugrugz personal mission is to produce fantastic color co-ordinated products
at great prices, all with your own personalized embroidery. Snugrugz has introduced
a large range of products, still focusing on being both functional and fabulous for
horse and rider.
The company has recently expanded, Snugrugz East opened in Ontario on
March 1st 2008, serving Eastern Canada and parts of the USA. The welcome on
board Snugrugz East owner Anna who can be contacted at: [email protected]. In
addition the company is pleased to announce that they are the official suppliers to
the Canadian Equestrian Teams at the Olympics in Hong Kong 2008. They would
like to wish our Canadian Olympic riders all the best for the competition.
Each member of the 2008 EOQHA Youth Congress Team will receive a custom show set featuring the EOQHA colours in an original arrangement. We would
like to thank Anna for her support and commitment to our 2008 team! Visit them
online at snugrugz.com
Tabu On You - (Catherin Lemuix) - Team Belgium
trail ~ 4th & 2nd Hunt Seat Equitation ~ 9th Western
Pleasure ~ 9th
Hired Just In Tyme - (Kayla Scharf) - Team Australia
trail ~ 10th Showmanship ~ 7th Western riding ~ 6th
A Horse Show and
Much More
By Laurie Haughton
One of the great things about showing horses as we all know is the people we meet! For
those of us who were lucky enough to be
involved in the AQHA Youth World Cup last
month, meeting new people took on a whole new
meaning.
The owners of the horses donated to the
event found them selves sharing their cheering
time between Team Canada, and which ever team
their horse had become a member of. Something
almost magical happened as a new sort of patriotism was fostered, and a flurry of pride was
quickly developed for youth we had just met.
The interesting part I am finding in the
weeks after the Youth World Cup; is the residual
impact this horse show has had on me personally. I now have people I talk to
almost everyday through the online social utility website FaceBook. Some of these
people are individuals that I met at the show, some are youth team members and
coaches, who had just seen me around, and many are friends and family that were
never there at all, but who had connected with me during the show to comment on
the photos I had posted and to get updates on their team’s progress.
Perhaps the coolest friendship that I gained through the London Ontario
show is the one that was inspired by my family’s horse. Gab Sure Investment, or
“Tin Tin” was a member of Team Austria, and is now affectionately known as
“Tin Tin Superstar” by the 15-year-old girl who worked with him and showed him
over the course of the week. All during the week she would seek me out to chat
and ask questions about the horse and about showing in Canada.
By the end of the week my family had extended an invitation to Manuela to
return next summer with her parents and show with us here in Ontario. (This invitation cause quite a bit of excitement) By weeks end I had a photo album filled of
images of Tin Tin and Manuela hanging out with the team, learning new skills
(Tin Tin had never had an English saddle on his back prior to the Cup let alone
participated in Hunter Under Saddle and Equitation) and showing that I sent home
with her.
Now that Manuela is back home in Austria I have a file of photos that she has
e-mailed me of her own horses, family, and homeland, along with an invitation
extending from her family to me to go over and visit anytime I like with a promises of a “super sightseeing tour trough Austria and Hungary -we stay near the Hungarian border- and near Vienna!!!”
I know my story is just one of thousands that have come as a result of this
amazing international equestrian event. Each is as special and as cool as the next,
and I am quite sure that they will continue to evolve for years to come…
Yes in some ways it appeared to be about the horse show, but really when
looking at the full spectrum, it was about much, much more!
AQHA Director’s Report
From Patti Carter
Wow !..After two years of never ending preparation the 2008 AQHA Youth World Cup is over!
Congratulations to all that where involved!
We did what we set out to do...We raised the bar
and produced the best World Cup ever.
For me, it was a life changing experience. I
had the opportunity to work with so many brilliant
people who shared the same vision and passion for
the event. For this I am truly grateful.
Many thanks to Marnie Somers and the
CQHA Board of Directors.I appreciated your hours
of hard work and the trust you had in me as Chairperson.
Thank you to all the volunteers, horse donors,
and professional horseman and horsewomen who
came together for our youth, for CQHA and
AQHA.
Thank you to all the Ontario Quarter
Horse, the Ontario Cutting Horse and the
Ontario Reining Horse members who gave
their great horses and valuable time to the
event!
Special thanks to Kelly Sinyi-Miller,
Sandy Heirwegh, Charlene Hancock,
Kathy Patterson, Jeff and Janice Beam, JoAnn Barr, Lorna Kerr, Jean Pettitt, Sherry
Newbigging, Anita Newbigging, Jane
Foerter, Shawna Crawford, Jim Conod, Pat
Visit our website at
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Mom
and
Dad....there are so
many others! We
had special team! It
was an honor to
work with you !
This
event
couldn't have been
possible without our
many
generous
sponsors!
Thanks to everyone for being a part of it all!
Patti Carter
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QROOI Results
June 15, 2008
Race #1 - 3 Yr Old. Maple Leaf Derby- Non Qualifiers, 300 yds, 15.67,
SI: 89, $10,000.00
1/ Iced N Oak, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing & Jokay
2/ Cash In The Meter, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, G & Laszlo, S
3/ Hemis Lil Sis, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Romain, Mel
4/ Hi Class Shine, Walton / Robertson, Owner: Hunter, Steve
5/ Box Fulla Rhythm, Daigrepont / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
6/ Jess Im Hot, Ito / Reid, Owner: Smorenburg, Larry
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. SI<=80, 300 yds, 15.73, SI: 87, $5,000.00
1/ Magic Ta Fame Ito / Reid, Owner: Farrell, Brian
2/ Struttinupanotch Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Really Tipsy Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Blacks Little Lady Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
5/ Prime Time Task Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
6/ Black Zara Raekelboom / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
7/ CNB Canadian Cash Dominguez / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Si<=80. 300 yds. 16.05. SI: 77. $5,000.00
1/ Panther Bear, DeSouza / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
2/ Resistive Frankie, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Sweenie, Helen
3/ Special Country Song, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Giles, Dan &
Schrama,
4/ La Ramera Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
5/ Everything You Want, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ North Of Seven, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
7/ Speeding Locomotive, McInerney / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock,
Marie
Race #4 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners of 2 Races Lifetime, 300 yds,
15.59, SI: 92, $8,000.00
1/ Colonel Shazoom, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Shake Em Chicks, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
3/ Sharon My Shake, Raekelboom / Marcoux, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Let Loose, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
5/ Breakaway Bashka, Ito / Reid, Owner: Wincikaby, Richard
6/ Magic Dash of Ease, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Atto, John&Heste
Sport Inc
7/ Thanks Jack, DeSouza / Sadler, Owner: Sadler, Jan
Race #5 - 3 Year Old & Older. Si<=90, 300 yds, 15.73, SI: 87, $6,000.00
1/ Stolis Doll, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
2/ Two Tickets South, Walton / Baker, Owner: Baker, Les
3/ Junos Copper Bug, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
4/ Treasured Rock (APHA), Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
5/ Cheque For A Million, DeSouza / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin/Lori
6/ Pals Treygirl Dasher, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
7/ Moneys Up, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Keeble, Tom & Stephanie
Race #6 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Si<=90, 300 yds, 15.61, SI: 91, $6,000.00
1/ A Shining Finish Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
2/ Kitarisa Phillips / Wood, Owner: Romain, Mel
3/ Caraways Jess In Love MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
Wayne/Carol
4/ Whatasplashheis Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
5/ Fishers Easy Time Ito / Reid, Owner: Ito, Donald M
6/ Strawflyin Wish McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Behan, Tom
7/ JB Claire DeSouza / Marcoux, Owner: Chillvally Farm
8/ El Night Shift Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater, Marguerite
Race #7 - 2 Year Old. Maple Leaf Futurity Non Qualifiers, 300 yds,
16.14, SI: 74, $10,000.00
1/ Cerveza, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, G & Laszlo, S
2/ Cotton Country, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
3/ Executive Girl, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ Bleu By You, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing/Palframa
5/ Chic Dashin Bye, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ Fleet Markum, Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Sommer, Dr. Gayle
7/ Cash For Coronas, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
8/ Imanamesomechick, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
Race #8 - 2 Year Old. Maple Leaf Futurity, 300 yds, 15.48, SI: 96,
$49,000.00
1/ Dianetobewitcha, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
2/ Streakin For Pop, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Splash In The Lake, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
4/ Brother Down, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
5/ Rona Mountain, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
6/ Marching Silence, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary &
Marlene
7/ La Corona Gal, DeSouza / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
8/ Lela Sweet Bug, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Goldie, H & Farrel, B
Race #9 - 3 Yr Old & Older. SI Never >100, 300 yds, 15.53, SI: 94,
$8,000.00
1/ Smash The Form, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
2/ Pure D Quick Six, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Eyesa Quick, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
4/ Secret Indulgence, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing
5/ Fire Finder, Walton / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Todd, Alan
June 16, 2008
Race #1 - 3 Yr Old. Maiden. 330 yds, 17.26, SI: 82, $7,000.00
1/ Gimme Dat Ding, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Aseah, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ You Wrang, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ This is Debt, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
5/ Jack in the Green, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary &
Marlene
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Maiden SI<=80, 330 yds, 17.39, SI: 78,
$5,000.00
1/ Furshur, Ito / Reid, Owner: Reid, Brenda
2/ Sammies Big Money, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
3/ Two Step Money, Walton / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
4/ Blacks Special, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
5/ GJ Balanced, Dimples McInerney / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
6/ Moonstruck LaJolla(APHA), Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
7/ Mojo Jones, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, G & Krolcyk, J
8/ Double D Piper, Daigrepont / Daigrepont, Owner: Shewfelt, Brian
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners 2 Lifetime, 330 yds, 16.75, SI:
98, $8,000.00
1/ Royal Evening Dash, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Baynes, Clarence
2/ Babydoll La Jolla, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Stoli Wear, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
4/ Leava Big Tip, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #4 - 4 Yr Old & Older. Non Qualifer Ajax Downs Classic, 330 yds,
16.92, SI: 93, $10,000.00
1/ Truly A Favorite, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Fishers Dashing Dash, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
3/ Shake N Streak, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ The Choochinator, Raekelboom / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock,
Marie
5/ Lucky Eye Opener, Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton, Howard
6/ GH Rakin In The Cash, Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
7/ Kissable Queen, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
8/ Jarrett Classy Mon, McInerney / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
Q.R.O.O.I
P.O. Box 31090, Westney Heights RPO,
Ajax, ON L1T 3V2
Telephone: (905) 426-7050
Fax: (905) 426-7093
388 Kingston Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 1W4
Brian Farell
C2130 - Hwy #7, RR #1,
Sunderland, ON
L0C 1H0
(705) 357-3214
Doug Cheetham
32 Talbot St.,
Brampton, ON
L6X 2P5
(905) 796-9640
1/ Dahsers Six, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Run Donnie Run, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Caraways Mr Native, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
Wayne/Carol
4/ Destin Hurricane, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Lady Pagrana, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
6/ Sheza Dashing Rascal, Phillips / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
7/ Eyes In Overdrive, Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, G & Laszlo, S
Race #6 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners in 2006, 330 yds, 16.87, SI: 94,
$8,000.00
1/ ZZ Special, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing/Delmark Fin
2/ Illbegoneinajazz, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Chase Yo Mama, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Theygotthehotsforme, Mehak / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
Race #7 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Claiming Race, $7,500, 330 yds, 17.03, SI:
89, $7,500.00
1/ Maws Gray Needles, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ First Rare Pie, DeSouza / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
3/ FF Easy Doz It (APHA), Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
4/ Eyesa Kickin Willie, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov
Cattle
5/ Juno Dancing, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
6/ Kickin Texas (APHA), Phillips / Wood, Owner: Burnie, Kim
Race #8 - 2 Year Old. Maiden. 250 yds, 13.61, SI: 89, $8,000.00
1/ Heza Quick Six, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ A Leading Memory, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Hunter,
S
3/ Primo Dash, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Baynes, Clarence
4/ The Dream Extreme, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser
Farm
5/ Buy Mia Beer, DeSouza / Watson, Owner: Dingwell, K & Watson, S
6/ Marked Smart, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Vanderlined, R & Laszlo,
S
7/ Bump N Fly, Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
Race #9 - 2 Year Old. Maiden. 250 yds, 13.63, SI: 88, $8,000.00
1/ Grabin The Cash, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
2/ Stellar Lake, DeSouza / Slater, Owner: Slater, Marguerite
3/ Miss Doo Wrangler, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ Miss Bedlan, Griffith / Laszlo, Owner: Cruwys, D & Laszlo, S
5/ Canyon Pink, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
6/ Tuff Stuff Friday, MacLaren / Thompson, Owner: Fiskari, C & Thompson, J
7/ CTD Ausual Streaker, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Peter/Craig
June 22, 2008
1/ Aseah, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Bottoms Up Corona, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ito, Donald M
3/ Okey Dokey Boogie, Daigrepont / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
5/ GJ Balanced Dimples, Phillips / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
7/ Takeitupanotch, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
8/ Animus Maximus, DeSouza / Mason, Owner: Brodie, Karen
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners 2, Lifetime, 330 yds, 17.15, SI:
86, $8,000.00
1/ Leava Big Tip, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Pretty Task Time, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Blacks Dimples, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
4/ Chatos, Dominguez / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet Racing
5/ This Okeys No Fool, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
1/ Streakin Past Ya, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Drake, Kevin
2/ Eyesabreezin, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Zoomin After Midnite, Ito / Reid, Owner: Boucher, M & Parks, D
4/ The Red Priest, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
5/ Countmocho Man (APHA), Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater,
William
6/ Three Wings Dash, Maclaren / Kellar, Owner: Bolton, Grant
7/ I Wanna Zoom, DeSouza / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
1/ FF Easy Doz It (APHA), McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
2/ Waseca Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
3/ Gotta Blazin Body, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary &
Marlene
4/ A Striking Six, Mehak / Marcoux, Owner: McCracken, J
5/ Caraways Ugotalovem, Maclaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
Wayne/Carol
6/ Doin The Locomotion, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
7/ Ima Runnin Stoli, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
1/ Lucrative Eye Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Rising Up The Charts Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Atto, John&Heste
Sport Inc
3/ Wreckless Relagate McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: North Wind Rcng
Stbls Ont
4/ Fish For Dreams Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
5/ La Jolla Belle Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
1/ Contenders Flash (APHA), Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream
Chaser Farm
2/ Johnny R Smith, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Hurricane Junos Back, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ Jims Dashin Wings, Maclaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
5/ Royal Snow Baby, Dominguez / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet Racing
Race #7 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Qualifiers of Never >79, 330 yds, 17.41,
SI: 78, $10,000.00
1/ Junos Pretty Rose, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Sweenie, Helen
2/ Dashs Special Cheque, Daigrepont / Rundle, Owner: Rundle,
Kevin/Lori
3/ Royal Cash Bug, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ Play Patty Cake, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
5/ Only Joking, DeSouza / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
6/ A Chick in Traffic, Maclaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
7/ Fiveyearsinthemakin, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #8 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Never >79 Stakes, 330 yds, 17.05, SI: 89,
$35,400.00
1/ Look At Magics Form, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois,
Chantelle
2/ Highland Village, Ito / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
3/ Exceptional Strawfly, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser
Farm
4/ Evict, McInerney / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin/Lori
5/ Casting Couch, Phillips / Broadstock, Owner: Maki, Masi
6/ Windy Cartel, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
7/ Wild Boyz, Dominguez / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
8/ Red Hot Kagi, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
Race #9 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Claiming $7500, 330 yds, 16.91, SI: 93,
$7,500.00
1/ Letters to Delta Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Magic Off The Chart Walton / Baker, Owner: Campitelli, Lena
3/ Makeit Verona (APHA) Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
4/ Eyesa Kickin Willie Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/ Picov
Cattle
5/ Marked COD Ito / Reid, Owner: Bailey, Robert & Parks, D
6/ Redwood River (APHA) Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater, William
7/ First Rare Pie Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
Race #10 - Miaden, 300 yds, 15.66, SI: 90, $8,000.00
1/ Fast Flung Floyd Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Retro Rentry Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Code 36 Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton, Howard
4/ Add A Shark McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Sommer, Dr. Gayle
5/ FF Custom Chrome Raekelboom / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
PRESIDENT
VICE-PRESIDENT
Bob Broadstock
18101 Cedardale Road,
Nestleton, Ontario L0B 1L0
(905) 986-0044
Erik Lehtinen
RR #2,
Uxbridge, Ontario
L9P 1R2
(905) 852-5245
Jim Prosser
3 Brewster Road,
Uxbridge, Ontario
L9P 1R2
(416) 428-8912
Steve Hunter
231485 County Road 24,
Grand Valley, Ontario
L6X 2P5
(519) 928-5209
6/ Sandhya Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
7/ La Rocka Jess Phillips / Wood, Owner: Bergeron, Marie
8/ JM Wild Spirit DeSouza / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Race #6 - 3 Year Old & Older. Claiming $4,000, 300 yds, 16.93, SI: 92,
$300.00
1/ Eyesa Kickin Willie, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
2/ Really Tipsy, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Pegasos Informant, Phillips / Marcoux, Owner: Chillvally Farm
Race #1 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial #1, 350 yds, 17.94, SI: 4/ Resistive Frankie, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Sweenie, Helen
88, $8,000.00
5/ Caraways Ugotalovem, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
1/ Double Dashin Shazam, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: McIntyre, Dave Wayne/Carol
2/ Eyesa Quick, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene 6/ Countmocho Man (APHA), Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater,
3/ Stoli Wear, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
William
7/ Kit Kat Alley Cat, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
5/ You Owe Me One, MacLaren / Thompson, Owner: Thompson, Jim
8/ LNL Regal Twist, Griffith / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
6/ Hemis Lil Sis, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Wood, Shannon
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial #2, 350 yds, 17.93, SI: 89 Race #1 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Maiden SI<=85, 350 yds, SI: NT, $5,500.00
$8,000.00
1/ This is Debt, DeSouza / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
1/ Zoomin After Midnite Ito / Reid, Owner: Boucher, M & Parks, D
3/ Prime Time Task, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
4/ Sharon My Shake, Bennett / Marcoux, Owner: Girard, Roger
5/ You Wrang Dominguez / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Hi Class Shine, McInerney / Robertson, Owner: Hunter, Steve
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Win of 2, Si<=80, 350 yds, SI: NT,
6/ Red Hot Kagi, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
$5,000.00
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial #3, 350 yds, 17.76, SI: 1/ Kickin Texas (APHA), Walton / Wood, Owner: Burnie, Kim
94, $8,000.00
2/ Caraways Ugotalovem, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
1/ Feature Lucy Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
Wayne/Carol
2/ La Ramera Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
3/ PC Hanna Hill Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Electrolyte Kiss Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
5/ Sammies Big Money, Dominguez / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov
5/ CY Snow Baby Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Cattle
6/ Evict McInerney / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin & Lori
6/ Blacks Little Lady, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
7/ Pla7y Patty Cake Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
7/ Double D Piper, Daigrepont / Daigrepont, Owner: Shewfelt, Brian
Race #4 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial #4, 350 yds, 17.87, SI: 8/ One Slic Juno, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Sweenie, Helen
90, $8,000.00
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older Non Win 2008, SI<=80, 350 yds, SI: NT,
1/ Highland Village, McInerney / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
$5,000.00
1/ Doin The Locomotion, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
3/ Magic Ta Fame, Ito / Reid, Owner: Farrell, Brian
2/ Box Fulla Rhythm, DeSouza / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
4/ Domingas Fire, Dominguez / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin & Lori
3/ Gol Crease, MacLaren / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
5/ Only Joking, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
4/ Magic Dash of Ease, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Atto, John&Heste
Sport Inc
7/ Box Fulla Rhythm, Daigrepont / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
5/ North Of Seven, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & MarRace #5 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial, #5, 350 yds, 18.06, SI: lene
85, $8,000.00
6/ Dashs Special Cheque, Daigrepont / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin &
1/ Lucky Eyes Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton, Howard
Lori
2/ Shake Em Chicks, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
7/ Two Step Money, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
3/ I Wanna Zoom, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
8/ Kit Kat Alley Cat, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
4/ Casting Couch, McInerney / Broadstock, Owner: Maki, Masi
Race #4 - 3 Year Old & older. Non Win in 2008, Si<=80, 350 yds, SI: NT,
5/ Sammies Big Money, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
$5,000.00
6/ Furhsur, Ito / Reid, Owner: Reid, Brenda
1/ JB Claire, Raekelboom / Marcoux, Owner: Chillvally Farm
7/ Corona Coco, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
2/ Okey Dokey Do It, Daigrepont / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
Race #6 - 3 Yr Old. Princess Stakes Derby Trial #6, 350 yds, 17.58, SI: 3/ The Red Priest, Mcinerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
99, $8,000.00
4/ Cat On The Run, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
1/ First Kool Money Ito / Reid, Owner: Taggart, William (Bill)
5/ Juno My Form, Dominguez / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Cash In The Meter, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
6/ GJ Balanced Dimples, Griffith / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
3/ Missjesstic Perry, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
7/ Speeding Locomotive, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
4/ Speedy Icon, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #5 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Win 2008, Si<=90, 350 yds, SI: NT,
5/ Blueberry High, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Dingwell, K & Watson, $6,000.00
S
1/ The Choochinator, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
6/ Panther Bear, DeSouza / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
2/ Royal Snow Baby, Dominguez / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet Racing
3/ Watch I Can Fly, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
1/ Caraways Jess In Love, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter, 4/ Cheque For A Million, Mcinerney / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin &
Wayne/Carol
Lori
2/ Sundance Satin, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ This Okeys No Fool, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Dos Dasher, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Race #6 - Non Winners 2008. Si<=90, 350 yds, SI: NT, $6,000.00
4/ Chicks Feature Jess, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
1/ Stamps Three, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Special Cash Colours, Dominguez / Marcoux, Owner: Marcoux, Nadia 2/ Five Star Dash, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ Whatasplashheis, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Mar- 3/ Secret Indulgence, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing
lene
4/ Gracefully Modest, Mcinerney / Todd, Owner: Todd, Alan
7/ Overhauler, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
8/ Watch I Can Fly, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #7 - 3 Yr Old & Older. SI<=90, 350 yds, SI: NT, $6,000.00
Race #8 - 3 Yr Old. Colts & Geldings. Open, 330 yds, 16.86, SI: 94, 1/ Two Tickets South, Walton / Baker, Owner: Baker, Les
$10,000.00
2/ Leava Big Tip, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
1/ Fast Rigadoon, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cattle
3/ Fishers Easy Time, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ito, Donald M
2/ Colonel Shazoom, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Destin Hurricane, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Stolis Doll, Mcinerney / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
4/ Iced N Oak, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing
6/ Chatos, Dominguez / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet Racing
Race #8 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Si<=95, 350 yds, SI: NT, $6,500.00
Race #9 - 2 Year Old. Maiden, 300 yds, 15.60, SI: 92, $8,000.00
1/ A Shining Finish, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov
1/ Junos Scout, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Picov Cattle Co
Cattle
2/ Primo Dash, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Baynes, Clarence
2/ Strawflyin Fitness, Mcinerney / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
3/ Crown Of Luck, Dominguez / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Diedra
3/ Redwood River (APHA), Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater, William
4/ Fames Eyesa Special, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
4/ Theygotthehotsforme, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys, Rachel
5/ The Dream Extreme, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser 5/ Fishers Dashing Dash, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
Farm
6/ Maws Gray Needles, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
6/ Marked Smart, McInerney / Laszlo, Owner: Vanderlined, R & Laszlo, 7/ Holland Style, Walton / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
S
Race #9 - 2 Yr Old. Maiden, 300 yds, SI: NT, $8,000.00
7/ One Admission, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, G & Krolcyk, 1/ FF Custom Chrome, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
J
2/ Jess Royal Bucks, Daigrepont / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
3/ Code 36, Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton, Howard
4/ Add A Shark, Mcinerney / Laszlo, Owner: Sommer, Dr. Gayle
June 30, 2008
Race #1 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stakes Futurity Trial #1, 350 yds, 18.17, 5/ Stellar Lake, DeSouza / Slater, Owner: Slater, Marguerite
6/ Slew of Ladybugs, Griffith / Sadler, Owner: Sadler, Jan
SI: 82, $8,000.00
7/ La Rocka Jess, Riel / Wood, Owner: Bergeron, Marie
3/ Bleu By You, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing/Palframa
Race #1 - 3 Yr Old & Older SI Never > 90, 350 yds, SI: NT, $6,000.00
4/ My Babys Got It Bac, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing/Delmark Fin 1/ Chicks Feature Jess, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
5/ GW Goodbye Heartache, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Look At Magics Form, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois,
6/ Sandhya, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
Chantelle
7/ Proper Stone, DeSouza / Marcoux, Owner: Marcoux, Nadia
Race #2 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stakes Futurity Trial #2, 350 yds, 18.21, 4/ Hurricane Eye Watch, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
SI: 81, $8,000.00
5/ Strickly Striking, McInerney / Broadstock, Owner: Maki, Masi
1/ Jazzy Classy Miss, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Si<=85, 350 yds, SI: NT, $5,500.00
2/ Your Agouti, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene 1/ Juno Dancing, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
3/ Miss Doo Wrangler, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Treasured Rock (APHA), Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chas4/ Imanamesomechick, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
er Farm
5/ Cash For Coronas, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm 3/ First Rare Pie, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Farrell, William (Bill)
6/ La Corona Gal, DeSouza / Robertson, Owner: Robertson, Carol
4/ FF Easy Doz It (APHA), Mcinerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
7/ Tuff Stuff Friday, Riel / Thompson, Owner: Fiskari, C & Thompson, J
5/ Aseah, Mehak / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #3 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stakes Futurity Trial #3, 350 yds, 18.24, 6/ Fast To Plan, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
SI: 80, $8,000.00
7/ A Striking Six, Raekelboom / Marcoux, Owner: McCracken, J
1/ Grabin The Cash, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older. SI<=85, 350 yds, SI: NT, $5,500.00
2/ Retro Rentry, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
1/ Fire Finder, Walton / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Todd, Alan
3/ Its Snowing On Me, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
2/ Hemis Lil Sis, DeSouza / Wood, Owner: Wood, Shannon
4/ Stellar Lake, DeSouza / Slater, Owner: Slater, Marguerite
3/ Waseca, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ JM Wild Spirit, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Credit to Magic, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
6/ Pretty Jane Perry, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
5/ Fiveyearsinthemakin, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, ChrisRace #4 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stakes Futurity Trial #4, 350 yds, 18.07, tine
SI: 85, $8,000.00
6/ Three Wings Dash, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Bolton, Grant
1/ Bump N Fly, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada, Peter/Craig
7/ Streakin Past Ya, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Drake, Kevin
2/ A Leading Memory, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
8/ Eyes In Overdrive, Mcinerney / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, G & Laszlo, S
3/ Miss Bedlan, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Cruwys, D & Laszlo, S
Race #4 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Open, 350 yds, SI: NT, $10,000.00
4/ Chic Dashin Bye, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
1/ Truly A Favorite, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Silver Reign, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Harrigan, L & Cruwys, R
6/ Canyon Pink, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene 3/ Heart Driven Mehak / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Race #5 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stakes Futurity Trial #5, 350 yds, 17.84, 4/ Dashin Woody, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
SI: 91, $8,000.00
5/ Dales Royal Dash, Walton / Baker, Owner: Campitelli, Lena
1/ Buy Mia Beer, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Dingwell, K & Watson, S 6/ Contenders Flash (APHA), Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream
Chaser Farm
3/ Cotton Country, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Mar- 7/ Moneys Up, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Keeble, Tom & Stephanie
lene
Race #5 - 4 Yr Old & Older. All Canadian Classic Trial #1, 350 yds, SI:
4/ Jesshazoom, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
NT, $8,000.00
5/ Anythingbutinvisable, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
6/ Streaking Forthewine, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Estate of G & G
Egerton
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1/ Johnny R Smith, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
2/ Special Sultry Miss, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Rising Up The Charts, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Atto, John&Heste
Sport Inc
4/ Rio Rojo Jess, Walton / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Wreckless Relagate, Dominguez / Laszlo, Owner: North Wind Rcng
Stbls Ont
6/ Is It Real, MacLaren / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
NT, $8,000.00
1/ Touched By The Moon, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
2/ Babydoll La Jolla, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
3/ Kitarisa, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Romain, Mel
4/ Run Donnie Run, Raekelboom / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ GH Rakin In The Cash, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: North Wind Rcng
Stbls Ont
6/ Pure D Mitchell, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
NT, $8,000.00
1/ Into Fast, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: McIntyre, Dave
2/ Hurricane Junos Back, Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Marked In Stone, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
4/ Reckless Bug, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, Guylaine
5/ Shake N Streak, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ Ollys Chicklet, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
Race #8 - 4 Yr Old & Older. All Canadian Classic Trial #4, 350 yds, SI: 7/ little Star Bug, Daigrepont / Daigrepont, Owner: Shewfelt, Brian
NT, $8,000.00
8/ Twisted Treaure (APHA), Phillips / Wood, Owner: Chiunti, Michelle
1/ Illbegoneinajazz, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners of $1000 in 2008, 350 yds,
2/ ZZ Special, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing/Delmark Fin
18.12, SI: 83, $5,000.00
3/ Blacks Dimples Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
1/ Countmocho Man (APHA), Raekelboom / Slater, Owner: Slater,
4/ Sweep The Leg Johnny, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
William
5/ Strawflyin Wish, Dominguez / Laszlo, Owner: Behan, Tom
2/ Hurricane Eye Watch, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ Jims Dashin Wings, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
3/ Credit to Magic, Phillips / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
Race #9 - 4 Yr Old & older. All Canadian Classic Trial #5, 350 yds, SI: 4/ Bar Bailey Wrangler, Dominguez / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet RacNT, $8,000.00
ing
1/ Vital Drive, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
5/ One Slic Juno, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Sweenie, Helen
2/ Rockish, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Full Circle Racing
6/ Backyard Party (APHA), Daigrepont / Daigrepont, Owner: Cather3/ Lucrative Eye, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
wood, Philip
4/ Sheza Dashing Rascal, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winners of $1000 in 2008, 350 yds,
5/ Caraways Mr Native, Riel / Procter, Owner: Procter, Wayne/Carol
18.23, SI: 80, $5,000.00
6/ Kissable Queen MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
1/ Pals Treygirl Dasher Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #10 - 2 Yr Old. Non Win 2 Lifetime, 300 yds, SI: NT, $9,000.00
2/ Three Wings Dash MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Bolton, Grant
1/ Streakin For Pop Walton / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Wee Glass Of Wine Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Estate of G & G
2/ Fast Flung Floyd, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Egerton
3/ Brother Down, Dominguez / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
4/ Black Zara Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste Sport Inc
4/ Heza Quick Six, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Anold Phillips / Neill, Owner: Neill, John M
5/ Fleet Markum, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Sommer, Dr. Gayle
Race #4 - 3 yr Old & Older. Si <=90, 350 yds, 17.93, SI: 89, $6,000.00
July 13, 2008
2/ Caraways Jess In Love, MacLaren / Procter, Owner: Procter,
Race #1 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Maiden, 350 yds, SI: NT, $7,000.00
Wayne/Carol
1/ Domingas Fire, Dominguez / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin & Lori
3/ Makeit Verona (APHA), Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Madam Shazoom, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Special Cash Colours, Raekelboom / Marcoux, Owner: Marcoux, Nadia
3/ Struttinupanotch, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Eyesa Kickin Willie, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov Cat4/ Jarrett Classy Mon, MacLaren / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
tle
5/ Patrick Ocleat, MacLaren / Romanenko, Owner: Romanenko, Kate
6/ Fishers Easy Time, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ito, Donald M
6/ Class Rullah, DeSouza / Brigden, Owner: Brigden, L & Schell, L
Race #5 - 3 Yr Olds Princess Stake Derby Non Qualifiers yds, 17.73, SI:
94, $10,000.00
1/ Eyesa Quick, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
2/ Double Dashin Shazam, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: McIntyre, Dave
3/ PC Hanna Hill, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Electrolyte Kiss, Daigrepont / Cheetham, Owner: Dream Chaser Farm
5/ CY Snow Baby, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
7/ Blueberry High, Ito / Watson, Owner: Dingwell, K & Watson, S
Race #6 - Princess Stakes Derby, 350 yds, 17.88, SI: 90, $60,200.00
1/ Cash In The Meter, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Paquin, G & Laszlo, S
2/ La Ramera, DeSouza / Wood, Owner: Spada Peter/Craig
3/ Feature Lucy, Dominguez / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
4/ First Kool Money, Ito / Reid, Owner: Taggart, William (Bill)
5/ Missjesstic Perry, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada Peter/Craig
6/ Highland Village, Daigrepont / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock, Marie
7/ Zoomin After Midnite, MacLaren / Reid, Owner: Boucher, M & Parks,
D
Race #7 - 2 Year Old. Princess Stake Futurity Non Qualifers, 350 yds,
18.04, SI: 86, $10,000.00
1/ Jazzy Classy Miss, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Your Agouti, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol, Gary & Marlene
4/ Miss Doo Wrangler, Riel / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Anythingbutinvisable, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
6/ Streaking Forthewine, MacLaren / Lehtinen, Owner: Estate of G & G
Egerton
Race #8 - 2 yr Old Princess Stake Futurity, 350 yds, 18.00, SI: 87,
$62,000.00
2/ Miss Bedlan, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Cruwys, D & Laszlo,
S
3/ Buy Mia Beer, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Dingwell, K
& Watson, S
4/ Jesshazoom, Riel / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ A Leading Memory, MacLaren / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen, Erik/Joyce
6/ Cotton Country, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol,
Gary & Marlene
8/ Bump N Fly, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada Peter/Craig
Race #9 - 2 Year Old. Maiden. 300 yds, 16.07, SI: 76,
$8,000.00
1/ Crown Of Luck, Dominguez / Cruwys, Owner: Cruwys,
Diedra
2/ My Illegal Runaway, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste
Sport Inc
3/ JM Wild Spirit, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Its Snowing On Me, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Dash N To Victory, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Harrigan, L &
Cruwys, R
6/ Forgottonameher, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
7/ Proper Stone, Raekelboom / Marcoux, Owner: Marcoux,
Nadia
8/ La Rocka Jess, DeSouza / Wood, Owner: Bergeron, Lucien
Race #10 - 2 Year Old. Maiden. 300 yds, 15.81, SI: 85,
$8,000.00
1/ Retro Rentry, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Marked Smart, Raekelboom / Laszlo, Owner: Vanderlined,
R & Laszlo, S
3/ Dancin Panther, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada Peter/Craig
4/ Wild as Heather, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Pearson,
Ralph
5/ Silver Reign, Riel / Cruwys, Owner: Harrigan, L & Cruwys,
R
6/ Ikandash, Griffith / Rundle, Owner: Rundle, Kevin & Lori
July 19, 2008
Race #1 - 3 yr old & Older. Maiden. 350 yds, SI: nt, $7,000.00
1/ Struttinupanotch, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Louisiana Blue Magic, Walton / Reid, Owner: Hilton, Judy
3/ Heza Fast Arrow, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
5/ Dashs Special Cheque, Riel / Rundle, Owner: Rundle,
Kevin & Lori
6/ Juno My Form, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #2 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Claiming $4,000, 350 yds, SI: Nt,
$5,000.00
1/ Eyesa Kickin Willie, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares,
C/Picov Cattle
2/ Watch I Can Fly, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
3/ Really Tipsy, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Play Patty Cake, Walton / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock,
Marie
5/ Cat On The Run, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
Race #3 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winner 2008, SI=85, 350
yds, SI: NT, $5,500.00
1/ Strawflyin Wish, Mehak / Laszlo, Owner: Behan, Tom
2/ El Night Shift, Dominguez / Slater, Owner: Slater, Marguerite
3/ Whatasplashheis, Raekelboom / Todd, Owner: McNichol,
Gary & Marlene
4/ Hemis Lil Sis, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Wood, Shannon
5/ Treasured Rock (APHA), DeSouza / Cheetham, Owner:
Dream Chaser Farm
6/ Jims Dashin Wings, Riel / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
7/ Pure D Mitchell, Walton / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen,
Erik/Joyce
Race #4 - 3 Yr Old & Older SI Never 90, 350 yds, SI: NT,
$6,000.00
1/ Highland Village, Ito / Broadstock, Owner: Broadstock,
Marie
2/ Chicks Feature Jess, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada
Peter/Craig
3/ Lucky Eyes, Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton, Howard
4/ Look At Magics Form, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois, Chantelle
5/ Aseah, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
6/ Moneys Up, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Keeble, Tom &
Stephanie
Race #5 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winers of 2 Lifetime, 350
yds, 17.57, SI: 99, $8,000.00
1/ Pretty Task Time, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
2/ Gimme Dat Ding, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard,
Roger
3/ Evict, Dominguez / Rundle, Rundle, Owner: Kevin & Lori
4/ Well Hail, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ito, Donald M
5/ Kissable Queen Riel / Kellar, Owner: Paiement, Josee
Race #6 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Non Winers of 2 Life SI=90, 350
yds, SI: NT, $6,000.00
1/ Blacks Dimples, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois,
Chantelle
3/ Stoli Wear, Raekelboom / Laszlo, Owner: Laszlo, Sandra
4/ CY Snow Baby, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Lucky Eye Opener, Walton / Baker, Owner: Walton,
Howard
6/ Chatos, DeSouza / Brigden, Owner: Silver Bullet Racing
Race #7 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Si Never 100, 350 yds, SI: NT,
$7,000.00
1/ Fishers Dashing Dash, Ito / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
2/ Smash The Form, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Bourgeois,
Chantelle
3/ La Jolla Belle, Walton / Reid, Owner: Ivy Lane Racing
4/ Letters to Delta, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
5/ Is It Real, Dominguez / Lehtinen, Owner: Lehtinen,
Erik/Joyce
6/ Pure D Quick Six, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
Race #8 - 3 Yr Old & Older. Open, 350 yds, SI: NT,
$10,000.00
1/ First Kool Money, Ito / Reid, Owner: Taggart, William
(Bill)
2/ A Shining Finish, Bell / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, C/Picov
Cattle
3/ Dashers Six, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
4/ Truly A Favorite, Phillips / Tavares, Owner: Tavares, Christine
5/ Contenders Flash (APHA), Dominguez / Cheetham, Owner:
Dream Chaser Farm
6/ Eyesabreezin, Walton / Crawford, Owner: Girard, Roger
Race #9 - 2 Yr Old Maiden, 300 yds, SI: NT, $8,000.00
1/ Jess Royal Bucks, Phillips / Wood, Owner: Spada
Peter/Craig
2/ Gittherdone, Dominguez / Watson, Owner: Dingman, G &
Labrie, J
3/ Bing Bang Boom, Bennett / Crawford, Owner: Girard,
Roger
4/ Highly Legal Runaway, Mehak / Bourgeois, Owner: Heste
AUGUST 2008 THE RIDER / 41
Section 2
INSIDE
Tina Busse-Irwin Dances to Double
Victories at CDI Blainville
Ottawa, ON—Tina Busse-Irwin of Lakefield, Harry, with a score of 65.250%.
ON, earned a double victory in Quebec, winJulie Watchorn of Schomberg, ON, and her mare Quintesse
ning the Grand Prix on June 26, and the Grand (Latano x Fernando), a 15-year-old Begian Warmblood, handily
Prix Freestyle on June 28, at the CDI-W won the Intermediaire I class with a
Blainville International Classic, held at the
Blainville Equestrian Park in Blainville, QC,
June 25 to 28, 2008.
During the grand finale of the competition, Busse-Irwin, riding Amicelli, a 12-yearold Holsteiner gelding owned by her mother,
Ute Busse, and Wendy Beresford, danced to
victory with a her Freestyle choreographed to
hit music from Tina Turner and Lionel Richie.
The pair received a score of 68.900%. Second
place went to Simone Williams of Navan, ON,
and Wunder Ein (Wolkenstein II x Maat),
William’s 10-year-old Hanoverian gelding.
Cindy Ishoy, 1988 Olympic Bronze Medalist,
of Lynden, ON, finished in third place, with a
score of 65.200%, in the Freestyle with Dread
Response (Donnerschlag x Rosenkavalier), an
11-year-old Rheinlander gelding by owned by
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CPC National Show ........................42
Jacqueline Brooks ...........................44
Lynn Palm.......................................45
OnTRA News .................................46
OIHA News ....................................47
Lorraine Chapell .............................48
Coming Events................................49
Pony Club Regional Show..............49
Horse Week.....................................50
King Ridge......................................51
Calling All Thoroughbreds .............53
Pony Club Canada Zone .................53
Standardbred Showcase ..................53
Holidays On Horseback ..................54
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The Carriage Driver ........................58
COPDA News.................................58
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“Tina Busse-Irwin earned a double victory in
Quebec, winning the Grand Prix on June 26,
and the Grand Prix Freestyle on June 28, at the
CDI-W Blainville International Classic.”
Joseph Saul.
“I was thrilled with Amicelli. He was
really attentive during the freestyle,” noted
Busse-Irwin, who has ridden and trained Amicelli since he was a four-year-old. “He really
showed off his piaffe and passage.”
Busse-Irwin also earned the top score for
during the Grand Prix competition with a
score of 64.542%.
In the Advanced Division, the Intermediaire I Freestyle was won by 2004 Olympian
Belinda Trussell of Stouffville, ON, with a
score of 71.150%. Trussell, who won the same
class in last week’s competition, was riding
the eight-year-old German-bred gelding Anton
(Antaeus x Melit), owned by Robyn Eames, to
music from the soundtrack of the Bee Movie.
“I was absolutely thrilled with his performance because he handled the electric environment and the fantastic, enthusiastic
Blainville crowd really well,” noted Trussell.
“He is in his first year at this level, and I am
really pleased with him. I have high hopes for
him in the future.”
Gina Smith, of Brockville, ON, also a
member of Canada’s Bronze Medal winning
1988 Olympic Dressage Team, finished in
second place in the Intermediaire I Freestyle
with Frappuccino, a nine-year-old Westphalian gelding owned by Smith and Faith
Berghuis, with a score of 66.950%. Lee Tubman of Dunnville, ON, followed close behind
in third place, with 66.500%, aboard the
seven-year-old Hanoverian mare De La Rosa
(De Niro x Rohdiamant) owned by Ducat
Developments. Fourth place went to Tom
Dvorak of Hillsburg, ON, and Corrigan (Cordobes I x Grosso Z), an eight-year-old Westphalian gelding owned by Karen Thompson-
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2008 National Show Jumping Championships
THE 2008 National Show
Jumping Championships were
held in Nova Scotia on June 30th
to July 4th , in conjunction with
the Nova Scotia Regional Championships . Riders arrived on the
30th and got settled into residence at the NS Agricultural
College dorms.
July 1st all competitors
participated in the Canada Day
parade in Bible Hill in the morning. In the afternoon the national
riders tried out their borrowed
horses, loaned by the regional
competitors. That evening, the
visitors were taught how to eat
lobster by the Nova Scotians!
July 2nd the competition
started. Regional riders rode
their own mounts first through
the flat ride and then the
national competitors had
their turn. In the afternoon
the gymnastic phase was
held. Temperatures reached
30 degrees every day. The
evening of July 2nd national riders went sailing with
local sailors at the Shortt’s
Lake Yacht Club. A short
race was held so they could
experience the competitive
nature of the sport.
July 3rd the competition finished up with the
medal rounds in the morning. In the afternoon the
top 4 riders switched horses and competed over a
shortened course on each
of the other mounts. The
regional riders also
swapped horses for a
switch class over the same
course. The evening of July
3rd a closing banquet was
held.
Both national youth
reps, Isabelle Forstrum and
Laura Jaquard, were present and held a meeting
with the youth. They asked
members their opinions on
the show jumping event,
stable management streaming, discipline specific testing and communication in
Pony Club. Competitors
left for home on July 4th.
Overall the event was well
attended and well received
by the members. Goals for
2009 will be having more
regions attend the national
competition.
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Front, left to right Connie Mclellan (Nova Scotia) 5th, Tara Landsbergen (Alberta
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CPC National Show Jumping Placings
Gold Medal: Amanda Brook from BC
Lower Mainlandf Region
Silver Medal: Tara Landsbergen from
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Bronze Medal: Kylee Mitchell from
Alberta North Region
Fourth: Karly Woods from Manitoba
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Fifth: Connie McLellan from Nova Scotia Region
Sixth: Krista Brouwer from Nova Scotia
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Seventh: Rebecca Adrian from Central
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Eighth: Tracy Brouwer from Nova Scotia
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Ninth: Emma Eisse from Nova Scotia
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“Belinda Trussell won the Intermediaire I Freestyle at the CDIW Blainville International Classic, held in Blainville, QC,’
June 26 to 28, 2008.”
score of 66.083%. Second place went to Trussell and
Anton with 65.667%, while Smith and Frappuccino earned 64.833%, for third place. Gary
Vander Ploeg of King City, ON, and Degas
(Donner Hall x Pring Miro), an 11-year-old
Oldenburg gelding owned by Jean Vander
Ploeg, placed fourth with 64.250%. Rounding
out the top five was Tubman and De La Rosa
with a score of 64.167%.
The Prix St. Georges class was won by
Trussell and Anton with a score of 67.667%,
followed by Watchorn and Quintesse in second
place with 65.583%. In third place with
64.750%, was Bonny Bonnello of Calgary,
AB, and Pikardi (Point Maker x Daimont), an
11-year-old Oldenburg gelding owned by Bonnello and Jean Bell. Vander Ploeg and Degas
finished in fourth with 64.750%.
The competition also showcased some of
Canada’s best young talent, both human and
equine. With CDI-W Blainville International
Classic being the final opportunity for riders to
qualify for the 2008 North American
Junior/Young Riders’ Championship
(NAJYRC) to be held in The Colorado Horse
Park in Parker, CO, this August, the Young
Rider division was hotly contested. In the FEI
Young Rider Freestyle, Jessica Rhinelander of
St. John’s, NL, and Allende, a 13-year-old
Danish Warmblood gelding owned by Andrea
Rhinelander, won with a score of 66.667%.
Second place went to Jamie Holland of Caledon, ON, and her horse Fleurina (Florestan x
Nouveau Roi), a 10-year-old Westphalian
mare, with 65.750%. Annie-Pier Venne of
Charlemagne, QC, and her horse Step Up, a
12-year-old Westphalian stallion picked up
third place with 65.500%. Holland won the
Young Rider Individual test with Fleurina with
a score of 65.417%. Second went to Amy Jager
of Puslinch, ON, with Jive, a 17-year-old
Dutch Warmblood by Ulft. Third place went to
Venne and Step Up. Jager and Jive won the
Young Rider Team Test with a score of
67.037%. Venne and Step Up finished in second. Third place went to Rhinelander and
Allende.
The results were identical for FEI Junior
Freestyle and Individual tests. First place went
to Alexandra Dvorak of Hillsburgh, ON,
aboard her eight-year-old Westphalian gelding,
Fling. Alexandra Dvorak scored 70.083% in
the Freestyle test and 66.583% in the Individual test. Ariana Chia of Winnipeg, MB, finished
in second place with Marzipan, an 11-year-old
Hanoverian stallion owned by Susan Nash.
Chia scored 68.167% in the Freestyle and
65.417% in the Individual test. Megan Lane of
Collingwood, ON, and Dolany finished third in
both classes, receiving a 66.833% in the
Freestyle. Lane and Dolany won the FEI Junior
Team test. Second place went to Chia and
Marzipan.
In the FEI Pony Division, Vivian Cornell
of Kingston, ON, won the Freestyle aboard
Faith Berghuis’ Daylight with a score of
66.750%. Noemie Gagnon-Bergeron of Kanata, ON, and Crown Royal finished in second
place in all the tests in the FEI Pony Division.
Julie Channell of Boucherville, QC, and Ronja
won the Individual test and Mathilde BlaiseTetrault and Miss Honey Church won the
Team test.
In the FEI Young Horse Five-Year-Old
Division, Harma Germs of Montague, PE, rode
her Dutch Warmblood mare, Whiscalina, to a
win in the Preliminary class with a score of
76%. Second place went to Neil MacIntosh
and Evi Strasser’s Right Tyme with a score of
71.40%. Faberge, a Westphalian gelding
owned and ridden by Brittany Fraser finished
third with 68.200%. MacIntosh and Right
Tyme won the Finale Test with a score of 77%, while Fraser and
Faberge finished second with 73.800%. Dark Dandy, Ashley Phipps’
Hanoverian gelding, finished in third with 70%.
Tom Dvorak and Freixenet won FEI Young Horse Six-Year-Old
Preliminary class with a score of 71.800%. Royal T and Francine Bell
of Vercheres, QC, finished in second with 70.800%. Third place went
to Williams and Da Vinci with a score of 66.800%. Williams and Da
Vinci won the Finale Test with a score of 72.400%, and Tom Dvorak
and Freixenet placed second with 72.200%.
The international judging panel included Trond Asmyr (FEI I—
NOR), Jane Weatherwax (FEI I—USA), Bernard Maurel (FEI O—
FRA), Marian Cunningham (FEI I—PER), Jacques Van Daele (FEI I—
BEL), Lorraine MacDonald (FEI I—CAN) and Peter Engel (FEI I—
GER).
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the sport at the local, national and international levels. Dressage Canada
provides support and guidance to both amateur and professional
through the following programs: coaching education and programs, officials’ education and programs, rules & qualifying criteria, sport development, publications & awards. For more information
about Dressage Canada, please visit the Dressage
section of the Equine Canada site.
Cavalor Canada Supports Olympic Dressage
Rider Jacqueline Brooks
Québec, Québec – In her
Olympic debut, Canadian Dressage Team member Jacqueline
Brooks will be supported by
Cavalor Canada.
Brooks, 40, of Mount
Albert, ON, has been selected as
one of three athletes to represent
Canada in dressage at the 2008
Olympic Games held from
August 8-24 in China. Her partner will be Gran Gesto, a 13year-old Oldenburg gelding
owned by Brinc Ltd. and Anne
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on training as well as competing
at the highest possible level.
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program,” noted Brooks, a 2003
Pan Am Team Silver Medalist.
“Their support is incredibly
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are underfunded, so when you do
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Cavalor Canada is a great team
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company with the other riders
that they sponsor.”
In addition to Brooks, Cavalor Canada also supports Canadian Olympic Show Jumping
Team members Eric Lamaze and
Ian Millar. Two other dressage
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Minikus Hits A High Note with
Pavarotti In the Kubota Cup
Grand Prix Eastern Qualifier
Bromont, QC - Eleven year
old, Dutch Warmblood,
Pavarotti, provided Todd
Minikus with the high notes
during Saturday’s Kubota Cup
Grand Prix in Bromont, Que-
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- Director
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-Director
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-Director
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bec. They successfully warded off challenges in a jump off
field of 13 finalists, which
included Pavarotti’s stable pal
and second place finisher,
Ultimo Van Ter Moude, also
ridden by Minikus (USA),
effectively blocking the Canadian offense lead by Erynn
Ballard (ON).
Winning the Kubota Cup
Grand Prix, held at the July
19th International Bromont
Tournament, was obviously
on his mind, as Todd patted
the Kubota utility vehicle for
good luck while riding Ultimo
Van Ter Moude to the start
line. But it was Pavarotti who
Minikus rode into first place,
winning top money and the
traditional, Kubota orange,
wool melton, trophy cooler.
Pavarotti was also presented with a SoftStall therapeutic bedding system, given
in recognition of the horse’s
contribution to the win.
Pavarotti’s groom was awarded a basket of grooming supplies presented by Show One
Inc. Donning the Kubota Cup
trophy jacket for the victory
gallop, Minikus received
applause and well wishes from
the sponsor, Kubota Canada
Ltd, as well as an enthusiastic
group of spectators.
As American citizens,
Minikus and twelve other
entrants were unable to accumulate qualifying points
towards the Kubota Cup
Canadian Show Jumping
Series. But with an impressive field of 40 starters competing in the first 2008 Eastern Division qualifier - including a combined compliment of
nine Canadian and US
Olympians - the high level of
competition and obvious good
sportsmanship displayed by
the international competitors
enthused the spectators as
Olympic excitement begins to
mount.
Yann Candele (CAN)
finished in 3rd place on Mustique. Awarded 180 qualifying
points as the top placed, Canadian resident, Candele earned
an early lead towards the Eastern Canadian Kubota Cup
Building a Partnership
with Your Horse
Working in Hand –
“Ponying Your Horse”
By Lynn Palm
Ponying is often an overlooked technique for working a horse in hand. Ponying
simply means leading one horse from
another horse on which you are mounted.
Some reasons for ponying are:
1. It is an excellent conditioning exercise
for young horses that have not been started
under saddle;
2. It allows a young or spooky horse to
learn from an older horse to accept new surroundings;
3. It makes a horse that has difficulty being
near another horse learn to be more sociable; and
4. It give you another training and conditioning tool to use to keep your horse from
getting bored with the same daily training
and exercising routines or when weather or
footing conditions prevent you from riding
him.
In this lesson, I will refer to the horse
being led or ponyed as the “pony horse.”
Usually this will be a youngster, but it can
be an older horse that needs some reschooling. The horse that you will be
mounted on to lead the pony horse is the
“lead” horse. I will describe this exercise as
if leading the pony horse from the off
(right) side of my lead horse.
Prepare for Ponying
Always begin ponying in an enclosed,
fenced area such as a paddock in case the
pony horse should get away from you.
Equip the pony horse with a properly fitting
halter. Thread a flat cotton longe line with a
short chain end through the halter’s side
ring and over the nose. Snap it to the side
ring on the opposite side of the halter. Put
leg protection such as polo wraps on both
horses. Have a helper hold the pony horse
away from the lead horse until you are
mounted and in position.
Choose a more experienced, seasoned
mount as the lead horse. I suggest using a
western saddle on the lead horse because
the horse can give a rider more security.
Hold both reins in one hand and make sure
to keep your hands positioned in front of the
saddle. If using split reins, cross one rein
over and hold them one on top of the other.
We will start by tracking to the left.
Mount up on the lead horse and position
yourself parallel to the paddock’s fence.
Stay far enough away to leave enough space
for the pony horse to stand between the lead
horse and the fence. Ask your helper to
bring the pony horse behind the lead horse
and into position so that the pony horse is
between the lead horse and the fence. Keep
at least one horse width of space between
the lead horse and the pony horse.
Take the longe line from your helper
and hold it in a neatly stacked coil in your
right hand. The longe line loops should be
roughly the same length. Keep an index finger and thumb between the last loop leading
out to the pony horse. This will let you use
your fingers to take up a little on the longe
line or give out more line as needed.
Get Comfortable
Give the pony horse and the lead horse
a few moments to touch noses and greet
each other. The pony horse, especially if he
is a youngster, may be a little apprehensive about having the longe line in your
hand over the top of his head. One of the
benefits of ponying is teaching the horse
to accept new things like this. Before
starting, reach over and pet the pony
horse. This will reassure him and further
accustom him to something being over
his head.
The pony horse needs to keep his
space from the lead horse and his body
straight. Use a light tug on the longe line
to keep his head straight if he looks to the
outside. If the pony horse comes in too
close, encourage him to stay out by
swinging the longe line coil with your
right arm alongside the lead horse. This
gives the pony horse a visual cue to move
away. If you need to move the pony horse
even further away, toss or shake the
longe line coil towards him.
Before proceeding, practice both of
these “move away” techniques while
standing alongside the fence to make sure
the pony horse is not afraid of the movement of the longe line. Once the pony
horse understands that these gestures with
the longe line means to “move away,”
you are ready to begin ponying.
seat/leg aids, as you extend your arm to
encourage the pony horse to walk with
you. When you are first starting, it is a
good idea to ask a helper to walk alongside the pony horse to help if he gets confused or startled.
Your goal should be to keep the
pony horse’s head between the lead
horse’s neck and your leg. If he gets
behind your leg, he is too far back. If he
Ponying At the Walk
gets in front of the lead horse’s neck, he
Stay in position with the pony horse is too far forward. Keep the lead horse
alongside the fence. Ask the lead horse to moving at the speed of the pony horse
walk forward, using your voice and
The
Ontario Therapeutic Riding Association
OnTRA News
by Judi Island
On July 17-19, 2008 a Driving Clinic with Gerard Leijten
was held at Sue and Ken Mott’s
Thorah Farm in Angus, ON. This
was an especially important clinic
as it was the first time a top level
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President:
Karen A. Sibbald
Vice President: Sonia Koczekan
Treasurer:
Victoria Davidson LaCombe
Secretary:
Gay Harper
Directors:
John McClellan, Judi Island,
Pat DiMambro,
Chris Peare, Julia Thompson
Para Drivers invited to join the Gerard Leijten Driving Clinic
driving clinic was open to a limited number of classified Para
Drivers which was sponsored by
Para Equestrian Canada. During
individual one hour lessons with
Gerard, he taught the basics and
details of the driving sport. This
was a special learning experience
and a wonderful opportunity for
the Para Drivers to be included
with such a top rated world class
driving coach!
Gerard Leijten trains both
horses in carriage as well as the
driver to advanced level at his
facility at the ‘Blakheide’
(www.blakheide.be) in Belgium.
Gerard Leijten
Gerard Leijten was born in
Holland and currently lives in
Belgium with his wife Saskia.
Gerard’s impressive driving
career started 26 years ago when
COMING EVENTS
July 25-27 - 2008 Ontario ParaSport Summer Games hosted by
Variety Village, Scarborough. Equestrian will be held at C.A.R.D.,
4777
Dufferin
Street,
TO.
Games
website:
www.varietyontario.ca/parasport/index.htm
Sept 20 - H.A.T.S. ‘Ride or Walk A Thon’ - to raise funds for the
H.A.T.S. therapeutic riding program at Classic Farm 1020 Kilman
Rd in Pelham (Niagara Region)
For more info and pledge forms please contact Susan Annan
at: [email protected]
OnTRA CLASSIFIEDS
Riding Instructor Needed – North of Whitby
WindReach Farm in Ashburn, ON is looking for an instructor at their therapeutic riding
centre. They are looking for a highly-motivated, safety conscious CTRAI, CTRII or CTRI
to teach Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - days and/or evenings, and Saturdays from 12
noon to 5:00pm. Hours are flexible.
The candidate must be punctual and work well with volunteers. WindReach will consider having multiple instructors take over the shifts, and will also consider individuals who
are working towards their CanTRA certification or would like to.
This is a contract position to run January to December and to be renewed each year.
Position to start ASAP. To apply, please contact or send your resume to: Laura Ireland Stables Coordinator, [email protected], or call (905) 655-5827
Heather Lumley driving her 13 yr. old Canadian 'Elita'
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BARRIE/ORILLIA: Stonegate Farm - 705-327-7801
BELLEVILLE: Quinte Therapeutic Riding Association - 613-395-2990
BRACEBRIDGE: With Care Oke-Cook Family Farm - 705-645-5866
BRANTFORD: The Heart of Dream Equestrian - 519-750-9940
CALEDON EAST: Peace Ranch Inc. - 905-584-9156
CARLETON PLACE: Lanark County Therapeutic - Riding Program - 613-257-7121
CORNWALL: Brave-Hearts Riding Club - 613-528-1616
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DESERONTO: Dare To Dream Therapeutic Riding Program - 6t3-396-3045
DURHAM REGION: Durham Therapeutic Riding Association - 905-668-6680
GREELY: Therapeutic Riding Association of Ottawa-Carleton - 613-821-1844
GUELPH: Sunrise Therapeutic Riding and Learning Centre - 519-837-0558
HAMILTON: TEAD The Equestrian Association for the Disabled 905-679-8323
INNISFIL: Springland Riding Stable - 705-431-7009
KINGSTON: Happy Heart Hippotherapy| (Uniquestri Ltd.) - 613-546-7770
KITCHENER: Central Ontario Developmental Riding Program (CODRP) - 519-6534686
LONDON: SARI Therapeutic Riding - 519-666-1123
MILTON/CAMPBELLVILLE: Windrush Stable Therapeutic Riding Centre 905-854-6008
NEW LISKEARD: Catch A Dream Therapeutic Riding Association - 705-647-8607
NEWMARKET: Horse At Heart Therapeutic Equestrian Adventures Inc. - 905-898-1530
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE: Red Roof Retreat - 905-684-0235
NORTH AUGUSTA: Touch A Rainbow - 613-926-2116
OWEN SOUND: Georgian Riding Association for Challenged Equestrians (GRACE) - 519-3722721
PETERBOROUGH: PARD Therapeutic Riding - 705-927-0358
PETROLIA: Tomlynn Acres Registered Quarter Horses - 519-882-0958
PLANTAGENET: Passage Equitation Therapeutic Riding Association - 613-673-4875
PORT BURWELL: Jabez Therapy Ranch - 519-874-1168
PORT ELGIN: Pegasus Riding Association Nurturing Challenged Equestrians - 519-832-2522
PORT HOPE: Therapeutic Riding Association in Northumberland 905-885-5770
RIDGEWAY: “I Can” Therapeutic Equestrian Riding Association of Niagara (ICANTER) - 905894-3276
SAULT STE MARIE: Therapeutic Ride Algoma - 705-759-2965
SHELBURNE: Traditions Farm Therapeutic Riding Centre - 519-925-1866
STOUFFVILLE: Giddyup - 905-642-8001
ST. CATHARINES: Horse Alternative Therapeutic Services - 905-682-3924
THUNDER BAY: Thunder Bay Therapeutic Riding Association - 807-472-5650
TIMMINS: Timmins Therapeutic Riding Association - 705-269-5994
TORONTO: CARD, Community Association for Riding for the Disabled - 416-667-8600
TORONTO: Exhibition Therapeutic Riding Academy - 416-790-2502
TORONTO: Saddle Up for Success - 905-932-1919
VAL RITA: Northern Lights Therapeutic Riding Association - 705-335-2441
WINDSOR: Windsor-Essex Therapeutic Riding Association - 519-969-1261
Disclaimer: Please be advised that OnTRA is not
responsible for the accreditation, actions or activities at
any OnTRA Member Centre. OnTRA has no legal or
structural authority over any Member Centre as each
Centre is totally autonomous.
Be aware that horseback riding can be a dangerous
sport therefore you should verify the safety
procedures & the certification of the instructors at the
therapeutic riding facility of your choice.
Gerard Leijten demonstrating technique to Sue Mott with
'Tristan', a Dutch Warmblood
Judi Island driving 'Thora's Condor',
owned by Ken and Sue Mott
he was just nineteen years old. He
began international competition with a
pair in 1999. Since 2000 he was ranked
in the Dutch National top 3 in Holland
and was awarded the European 2nd top
driver award. In 2001 he competed
with his pair in Riesenbeck and ranked
9th in the World individually where his
team won the Silver medal. In 2003 he
sold his pair to US driver Fritz Grupe
who was the 2005 US pair champion.
Since 2003, Gerard has concentrated his efforts on training and coaching and in developing his training and
boarding stable facility at the Blakheide. He currently has 60 horses with 25
horses in training at all times. He has
given numerous clinics in Canada,
Holland, Belgium and Spain.
In 2004 Gerard and Saskia hosted
the Canadian team and offered their
training facility and expertise prior to
the Single World Championships in
Sweden.
Gerard was the Canadian coach at
the last World Singles Championship
in Italy in 2006.
In 2007 Gerhard competed in the
World Championship Pairs in Poland
representing The Dutch Antilles.
When Heather Lumley, Grade 1
Para Driver, was asked to comment
about the Gerhard Leiten Clinic, she
commented, ”Amazing, knowledgeable! Solved bending problem I had to
the right in one hour that I had been
working on all spring!”
Two Para Drivers, Heather Lumley and Judi Island were included with
some of Canada’s top drivers such as
Carole Dailley who was represented
Canada at the 2004 Sweden and 2006
Italy World Championships, Mike
Gibbs of Orangeville, Laurie Bruder of
Arthur; Peter Harding of Kingston as
well as Sue Mott who represented
Canada at the 2004 Sweden World
Championship. Sue Mott is the Para
Driving Representative on the Canadian Para Equestrian Committee.
Judi Island, Grade 1 Para Driver,
was thrilled to have the opportunity to
be included in this important clinic,
saying “Gerhard’s method of training
and driving with obedience and lightness is so essential to Para Drivers who
have limited strength.”
Gerhard offered many creative
ideas on tack to improve the horse’s
way of going such as simply adjusting
the position of the bit for more control.
Two very warm days were followed by a very wet day of driving but
the participants were not deterred by
the weather. All who participated in
this inspirational clinic came away
with many new skills, valuable ideas
and useful information.
Gerard is a knowledgeable horseman and excellent coach. We look forward to the opportunity to invite Gerard back to Canada next year.
Lynn Palm
Continued From Page 46.
and not the other way around.
Encourage the pony horse to
stay straight using the techniques I described above.
Walk forward a short distance and then ask the lead
horse to “whoa,” using voice
and seat/leg aids. The pony
horse should respond to your
voice command and the action
of the lead horse and stop.
Maintain the space between
the horses as you stop.
Continue working alongside the fence to the left and
try different changes in maneuvers between walk, stop, and
whoa. If the pony horse is
responding well, move off the
fence and repeat these maneuvers to the left. Evaluate how
well he stays straight without
the security of the fence to
guide him. If he still needs the
security of the fence, go back
to working alongside it until he
understands to stay straight.
Ponying through a turn to
the right offers another set of
challenges. To change direc-
tions and steer the pony horse
to the right, you will need to
increase the speed with the
lead horse since he will be on
the outside of the turn and
decrease the speed of the pony
horse. If you do not keep your
lead horse forward enough and
up with the pony horse, the
pony horse will be turning his
head into the lead horse all the
time.
As you turn to the right,
swing the longe line between
the horses or toss it gently
toward the pony horse to get
him to turn away from the lead
horse as you turn toward the
Ontario Icelandic Horse Association
President: Kordula Reinhartz-Fueth
2245 Ahmic Lake Road, RR#1
Magnetawan, ON, P0A 1P0
Phone & Fax 705-387-4464
e.mail [email protected]
Director: Christiane Söffner
PO Box 750, 51 Main Street,
Grand Valley, ON, L0N 1G0
Phone 519-928-5296
Vice President: Jane Spear
RR #4, 39 Caintown Rd.,
Mallorytown, ON, K0E 1R0
Phone 613-923-1505
Secretary: Theresa Astles
RR#2, 4572 Woodkilton Road,
Woodlawn, ON, K0A 3M0
Phone 613-832-2550
www.oiha.ca
OIHA Picnic – a fun event!
By Mal Astles
On July 19th, 2008 members of OIHA, and their families gathered at the home of
Paul and Judie Thompson in
Renfrew, Ontario to enjoy the
first Annual OIHA Picnic.
Unusual for this summer the
day was clear, warm and sunny
and the pool certainly looked
inviting.
The day was spent cooling
off in the pool, relaxing and
chatting in the shade. Talks
invariably turned to horses or
haymaking as many of us are
still struggling to get the hay
cut, dried and into the barn.
Before the sumptuous BBQ
games were organized and members competed against one another
just as fiercely as in the show ring!
Paul and Judie gave a tour of
the farm to people who had not
visited before. Junior members
were delighted to find a new litter
of kittens in the barn and some
were quickly adopted. “Anyone
need a barn cat?”
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Paul and Judie for their
generous hospitality. The Directors are already looking forward to
next year and wish to hear from
anyone who would like to volunteer to host the event.
The attendance this year was
rather low as was expected due to
the late hay making season and the
price of fuel but overall was a
great success.
Annual OIHA show on
September 13 – 14, 2008
Everyone welcome!
Location: Grandview Ranch,
1422 Upper Paudash Road in Paudash, ON
South of Bancroft, from Hwy
28 turn onto McGillvray Rd. then
first left onto Upper Paudash Rd.
Organization: Sheryl Schlichtmann, 905-640-2967 or Chris
Söffner, 519-928-5296
Registration deadline:
August 25th, 2008
The first class will be held
on the Saturday morning at
approx. 9 a.m. The show will fin-
ish around noon on Sunday with a
closing ceremony. A detailed
schedule will be printed in the
program, which you will receive
upon your arrival at the show
ground.
The OIHA AGM will be
held Friday evening in the Musclow Hall at 10 McCormick Rd.
just off the Musclow-Greenview
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off Hwy 62) A complimentary
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Ottawa, ON—Lorraine Chappell successfully obtained two top three
Grand Prix placings at the CDI Pebble Beach held July 3–6, 2008 in
Pebble Beach, CA.
Chappell and her longtime partner Carpatino, an 11-year-old Holsteiner gelding (CARPACCIO x
CORIOLAN), rode to a third place
finish in the Grand Prix Freestyle
with a score of 66.900% on July 5.
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The international judging panel
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October 17th & 18th, 2008
Friday & Saturday
Carson's Annual Yearling & Mixed Standardbred Horse Sale.
Equipment selling at 2:00 P.M. with various Tack & Equipment
dispersals. Followed by Horses at 6:30 P.M. Offering weanlings,
yearlings, broodmares in foal & racehorses.
Carson's Fall Colours Draft & Light Horse Consignment Sale.
Friday features Horse drawn machinery, harness, saddles, trailers and
buggies. A flea market environment will take place at the same time
offering numerous tack (new & used). Followed by Light Horses
& ponies. Saturday All Types of Draft horses & Driving Horses sell.
Saturday, December 20th, 2008 All Breed Horse & Equipment Consignment Sale.
Sale starts at 9:30 A.M. with a selection of harness, saddles, trailers,
buggies, & horse drawn equipment. A flea market environment will take
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September 6 - QSLB 5, Karen
Cullum, [email protected]
NATIONAL - GOLD DRESSAGE
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sage At Blue Star, Shirley HetherAug. 20-24 - Canadian County ington, [email protected]
Classic #1, Megan Krueger, Sept. 13-14 - Ontario Dressage
[email protected]
Championships, Lisa HossackAug. 27-31 - Canadian County Scott, [email protected]
Classic #2, Megan Krueger,
[email protected]
PRIMARY - BRONZE H/J
Sept. 3-7 - Canadian County Clas- Sept. 14 - Blue Star’s
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Megan
Krueger, Hunter/Jumper Series 2, Shirley
[email protected]
Hetherington, bluestarfarm@symSept. 3-7 - Cornerstone, Barbara patico.ca
M i t c h e l l , Sept. 27-28 - RCRA Academy [email protected]
cuit September H/J Show, Melanie
Sept. 10-14 - Autumn Classic Wheeler, [email protected]
National Hunter/Jumper, Craig
Collins, [email protected]
PRIMARY - BRONZE DRESSAGE
Sept. 17-21 - Tournament Of Aug. 31 - Blue Star’s Dressage
Champions, Mac McQuaker, Series 3, Shirley Hetherington,
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sept. 25-28 - Eastern Canadian Oct. 18-19 - RCRA Snowflake
Autumn Classic, Janet Manbert, October Dressage Show, Melanie
[email protected]
Wheeler, [email protected]
Nov. 7-16 - Royal Agricultural Nov. 22-23 - RCRA Snowflake
Winter Fair, Janice Blakeney, November Dressage Show,
Melanie
[email protected]
Wheeler, Aug. 22-23 - Jack Pine Equestrian
Centre, Owen Sound, Jennifer
Gray, 519-371-0717
TRILLIUM - SILVER HORSE TRIALS
Oct. 5 - Grandview Horse Trials 3,
SOUTHWEST TRILLIUM
Sarah Irving, holman@grandviewHUNTER/JUMPER SHOWS
farm.com
Aug. 23-24 - Eden Ridge, 1084
Crumlin Rd., London, Ont., Valerie
Sinke, 519-451-7876
TRILLIUM DATES
South East Zone Trillium Shows
Aug. 17 - Dreamcatcher Farm,
Kingston, Joker's Hill Horse Show
Management - Ken Denouden @
416-409-8614
For other inquiries please contact
your zone representatives: Sara-Jo
Cairns, 613-545-9294; or Jen
Coles, 613-369-2474
CENTRAL WEST TRILLIUM SHOWS
August 23-24 - Brookside Equestrian Centre, Kerry Rommens, 519742-3707
EASTERN ZONE TRILLIUM SHOWS
Aug. 23 (H) Aug. 24 (J) - Fiddlers
Green Stables, Pam Nuth, (613)
831-2844/831-0818 (fax)
Aug. 30 (H) & Aug. 31 (J) - Ashland Farm, Paul & Darlene MorNORTH EAST ZONE TRILLIUM
gan, (613) 257-2184/257-6005
HUNTER/JUMPER SHOW DATES
(fax)
Aug. 30-31 - North East Fall Sept. 4-7 - Trillium ChampiFinale, Foothills Farm, Chelmsford onships, North Caledon Equestrian
Park, Palgrave ON
GEORGIAN BAY ZONE
Oct. 25 - Awards Banquet, Irish
TRILLIUM SHOW DATES
Hills Golf Club, Carp
Pony Club Members Compete For Spots
At Regional Show Jumping Finals
Here are results from the third
Central Ontario Qualifier for the
Regional Show Jumping Finals, held
on Sunday, July 27 at Springfield
Stables Riding Academy, hosted by
the Brooklin Pony Club. Selection
for the Regional Finals will be based
on scores achieved at this meet and
two other qualifiers, one held in June
and the other earlier this month.
In this show, three divisions of
Pre-Entry riders competed in two
classes each: a single round plus
jump-off class, and a medal class
judged on equitation both over
fences and at various gaits on the
flat. The higher divisions competed
in three classes each, a single round
plus jump-off class, a power and
speed class and a medal class, to
determine a Champion and a Reserve
in each division. Highlights follow,
with results to seventh place in each
class available from the Central
Ontario press releases portion of the
Canadian Pony Club website.
Pre-Entry Division A-2
In the single round with jumpoff class, the winner was Michael
McLachlan of the Brooklin Pony
Club, riding Nevada. Second place
went to Rachel Scott of the Victoria
Pony Club on Peanut, with Victoria
Odell of Brooklin taking third place
on Simply Sassy. Mr. McLachlan
also won the medal class, with Ms
Scott again second, and Michelle
Treen of the Durham Pony club third
aboard Darnet Garnet. Mr. McLachlan was the division Champion, with
Ms Scott the Reserve.
jump-off class, was won by Jessica
Lloyd of the Uxbridge-Scugog Pony
Club on Crusher. Andrea McGill of
Durham took second aboard Roll the
Dice, with Jane Stephenson of
Uxbridge-Scugog third riding Irish
Park’s Turf Fire. In the medal class,
Ms McGill took top spot, with Ms
Lloyd second and Nicole RussellPoliquin of Oshawa third on Everybody Loves Raymond. Ms McGill
was Champion, with Ms Lloyd the
Reserve.
Entry Division (First Qualifying
Level)
Emily White-Williams of the
Maple Pony Club took first place in
the single round with jump-off class
on Sweet Judy Blue Eye, with Stacy
Bootsma of the Rising Star Pony
Club second riding Reesez Piecez
and Maggie Brims of the Whitchurch
Pony Club third on M and M. Ms
Bootsma won the power and speed
class, with Jenna Meeser of Rising
Star second riding In the Ribbons,
and Taylor Ryan of Whitchurch third
on Sammy’s Girl. In Class 3, the
medal class, Ms Brims finished first,
with Ms Bootsma second and Ms
Meeser third. Champion was Ms
Bootsma and Reserve was Ms Brims.
Starter Division
In the single round with jumpoff class, the winner was Kassandra
Sloan of the Oshawa Pony Club on
Finders Keepers. Sarah Smith of the
Maple Pony Club was second riding
Mad About You, and third place
went to another Maple Rider, Shay
Lucas on Father Christmas. Samantha Lobbezoo of Brooklin won Class
2, the power and speed class, aboard
Ride ‘Em Harley Style, with Kendra
Abbey of Uxbridge-Scugog second
on Willow, and Ms Sloan third. Ms
Sloan won Class 3, the medal class,
with second place going to Ms Smith
and third to Ms Abbey. Champion
was Ms Sloan, Reserve was Ms
Smith.
Pre-Entry Division B
In Class 1, the single round with
jump-off, Anna Toaze of the Oshawa
Pony Club took the honours on Driving Miss Daisy, with Dalton Wright
of the Durham Pony Club second on
Pollyanna, and Sunny Willert of the
Maple Pony Club third riding Pico.
Ms Toaze also won Class 2, the
medal class, with Mr. Wright second,
and Kaisha Barber of the Ajax Pony
Club third aboard Sundance. Cham- Beginner Division
pion was Ms Toaze, Reserve was Mr.
Kristina Brown of the Maple
Wright.
Pony Club took first place in the single round with jump-off class riding
Pre-Entry Schooling Division
Serendipity, with Karly Coles of the
Class 1, the single round with Brooklin Pony Club second on Rock
Bottom and Carrie Doorenspleet of
Durham third aboard Gold Rush
Frontier. Ms Brown also won Class
2, the power and speed class, Patrick
Kosa of the Whitchurch Pony Club
taking second spot on Milo, and
Hanna Peach of Whitchurch third
riding Oliver. Ms Brown completed
her sweep by taking the honours in
Class 3, the medal class, with Ms
Peach second, and Kataryna Borysiak of Oshawa third on Midnight
Magic. Champion was Ms Brown,
Reserve was Ms Borysiak.
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www.meadowlarkestables.com
August 31 - Milestone Stables,
Campbellville, ON 905-854-0762,
or [email protected]
September 14 - Brightwater
Equestrian Centre, Erin, ON,
(519) 833-2233 or [email protected], www.brightwaterfarm.com
September 21 - Twinholm Stables, Campbellville, ON, (905)
BRIGHTWATER EVENTS
2008 Challenge Series Hunter 332-9679 or [email protected],
www.twinholm.com
Show Dates
September 14 - Challenge Series
Hunter Show #9
CrackerJack Junior Hunter
Show Series 18 & Under
Ancaster Saddle Club
August 20 - CrackerJack Junior
Aug. 24, Sept 14. All shows held at
Hunter Show Series #4
Adult Hunter Show Series over the Ancaster Fair Grounds, 650
Garner Rd., Ancaster. Western,
18 Years
September 7 - Adult Hunter Show Performance and English Classes
begin at 9 am. Games Classes
Series #4
For information, contact: Bright- begin at 12 pm (Tim Kimura Trail
water Equestrian Centre, 9575 Classes). www.ancastersaddle5th Sideroad, Erin, ON N0B 1T0 clun.com
Call (519) 833-2233, email
[email protected] • Bertie Willoughby Saddle Club
Point Shows: Aug. 17, Shows start
www.brightwaterfarm.com
at 10:00 am. Sept 20 - Raindate or
Fun Show. Amber Gilbert, Assistant Secretary - BWSC,
2008 CHALLENGE
agilbert4@ cogeco.ca
TRILLIUM CENTRAL EAST
Aug. 15-17 - Trillium at Markham,
to be held at Pickering Horse Centre, [email protected]
Aug. 22-24 - Zone Classic at Palgrave, Christine Reupke 905-7136737, [email protected]
Oct. 18 - Central East Awards
Banquet, Ajax Convention Centre
550 Beck Cres, Ajax, ON.
SADDLE CLUBS
Port Colborne Saddle Club
Events
Start time is 9:00 am, August 24,
September 21
Raindates: October 5
Port Colborne Saddle Club will
also be hosting the horse show at
the Beamsville Fair date for this is
September 7, 2008 start time is
9:30 am. For more information call
President: Derick Crane @ 905680-4568
or
email:
[email protected]
Oxford Trail Riders
Woodstock Fair Horse Show Aug. 23. Annual trail ride, Oct. 5.
2008 Banquet - Nov. 1st at CAW
Hall in Ingersoll, ON.
Rusty Gaits Saddle Club Events
Shows: August 17, Sept. 21, rain
date - Sept. 28. Shows start
promptly at 10:00 a.m. Events are
held at the Aylmer Fair Grounds.
For more info: Mary @ 1-519773-5752, website: londonhorsesports.com
MINIATURE HORSE CLUB
OF ONTARIO (MHCO)
Point Shows: Aug 31, Sept 21. Eve
Dexter, www.mhco.ca or [email protected]. 905-854-0168
SERIES HUNTER
For more details, see SHOW INFO
Dunnville
Saddle
Club
link on the MHCO website
SHOWS
August 17 - Meadowlarke Sta- Aug. 24, Sept. 28. For more infor- www.mhco.ca
mation
call
Marsha
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, 774-7926 or Ernestine Farry 905701-7796
Novice Division
Stephanie Rutherford of the
Oshawa Pony Club took the honours
in the single round with jump-off
class aboard Royal Court Jester, with
Jessica McVittie of the UxbridgeScugog Pony Club second riding
Cute as a Button, and Jennifer McKeen of Oshawa third on Mya. In the
power and speed class, Ms McKeen
was first, Ms McVittie second and Official Kubota Cup Photo - Todd Minikus winner Kubota Cup Bromont, QC
Ms Rutherford third. Ms McKeen
- by Yavuz Photography
again finished first in the medal
class, with Ms Rutherford second
mond, British Columbia. The second
and Ms McVittie third. Champion Kubota
Eastern Division qualifier will be taking
was Ms McKeen, Reserve was Ms Continued from Page 44.
place in Ottawa, Ontario August 16th at
Rutherford.
Championships and the opportunity to be the Kubota Capital Tournament.
invited to the $100,000 Kubota Cup
Intermediate Division
Andrea McGill of Durham won National Final, which will be hosted in ACTUAL EVENT PLACING (un-related
to Kubota Cup point qualifiers)
Class 1, the single round with jump- early November in Toronto, Ontario.
Rounding out the top 5 positions on 1. Todd Minikus (USA) / Pavarotti
off, this time riding Phoenix, with
Kyra Holmes of Maple second on Kubota Cup Eastern Leader Board were 2. Todd Minikus (USA) / Ultimo Van
Heart and Soul. The order of finish Erynn Ballard, riding Robin van Ter Moude
was the same in the power and speed Roosendael; Jennifer Serek (AB), riding 3. Yann Candele (CDN) / Mustiqui
class, but reversed in the medal class. Bottom Line; Lauren Hunkin (ON), riding 4. Norman Dello Joio (USA) / Malcolm
Ms McGill was Champion, Ms Larry 0146; and Courtney Vince (ON), 5. Erynn Ballard (CDN) / Robin Van
Holmes was Reserve.
Roosendael
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touch with Bob Inglis, Central
Ontario Region Communications Jumping Series will be presenting the 7. Allison Orbital (USA) / Via Volo
Chair, at 416-493-1223 (office) or Western Canadian Championships, 8. Ian Millar (CDN) / Redefin
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background on the Canadian Pony
Club and its activities including
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Horse Week 2008 a Huge Success
Ottawa, Ontario—The
numbers are in, and Equine
Canada’s Recreation Division, the provincial equestrian federations and the
2008 official Horse Week
spokesperson, Martha Birkett of Giddy-up For Wishes, would like to announce
that the 2008 edition of
Equine Canada’s Horse
Week was a resounding
success. More than 26,270
Canadians participated in
over 207 registered Horse
Week events across Canada.
“We would like to
Horse News and Views
the heavy rains of the last few weeks, horse owners are reminded
• With
to discuss vaccination needs with your veterinarian to determine the
risks for mosquito-borne diseases, such as West Nile Virus (WNV) and
Eastern/Western Equine Encephalitis (EEE and WEE). Both types of
viruses can cause severe disease and be fatal to horses. Mosquitoes
thrive in wet weather and live in stagnant water all summer long. (Dr.
Dan Kenney, Ontario Veterinary College)
•
What can trainers, assistants, and owners do to prevent diseases entering the barn?
Keep records of body temperature and determine abnormal
patterns.
Encourage information feedback from all staff (grooms, etc.),
even the bad news.
Don't let horses share water buckets at shows/events.
Wash hands between horses, where possible.
If you suspect a horse is sick, consult your stable veterinarian.
Federally reportable disease (rabies, EIA) must be reported to
the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
Diseases should be prevented and/or dealt with at their onset to
minimize their effect on the horse and stable mates. Changes in
disease status should be monitored.
(Woodbine Entertainment Group)
For further information contact Dr. Bob Wright (519) 846-3412 or visit our
website: http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/livestock/horses/news.html
Ontario Association
of
Equine Practitioners
express our gratitude to the
2008 Horse Week Sponsors,” remarked Lynn
Shinkewski, Chair of the
Horse Week 2008 Committee. “Horse Week 2008
would not have been possible without the generous
contribution of our Platinum Sponsor SSG Riding
Gloves, the official glove
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Gold Sponsors Wyeth Animal Heath and Glover
Equine Products.”
“I love the idea of a
week of events devoted to
horses. It tied in beautifully
with my cross-country ride,
Giddy Up for Wishes,
where I raised money for
the Children’s Wish Foundation to help dreams come
true for health-challenged
children,” noted Birkett.
“One of my main goals has
been to highlight the special, and often therapeutic,
relationship that forms
between people and horses.
It was my pleasure to join
horse-lovers across Canada
in a week that celebrated
these wonderful fourlegged friends.”
A large number of
trail rides took place across
the country, whether riding
along beaches, or up mountainsides, participants
enjoyed spring from the
back of a horse. Competitions of every discipline
from
dressage
and
hunter/jumper to eventing
and gymkhanas were available to those actively
involved in the horse community, and were enjoyed
equally by spectators.
“It is great to see the
Equine Canada’s Horse
Week continuing to grow
and this year is no exception with a 40 per cent
increase in events and a 45
per cent increase in participants, demonstrating how
important horses are to
Canadians,” noted Al Patterson, President of Equine
Canada. “I had the great
pleasure this year of taking
part in Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation’s Ride
Day, with some new friends
and a wonderful view of the
Bay of Fundy. Many thanks
to all who took part.”
Horse Week organizers and participants are
invited to submit photos
capturing the spirit of their
event for inclusion in our
online Horse Week photo
gallery in the Horse Week
section of the Equine Canada
website
at
www.equinecanada.ca.
The Horse Week 2008
Committee wishes to thank
everyone involved with
making this year’s celebration a successful one.
About Equine Canada
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and services Canada’s
equine community and
industry. Its core areas of
activity involve sport,
equine health and welfare,
education and safety, governance and marketing, representation and communication. Equine Canada is
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Olympic Committee and
Canadian Coaching Associ-
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Glover’s has become the
Awards Headquarters as all
products can be personalized for any equestrian
event. They manufacture
from Miniature to Draft
sizes of winter blankets and
sheets as well as full line of
dog blankets plus personalized halters, tack bags and
much, much more. Established in 1982, Glover
Equine has been selling to
quality tack shops and feed
stores from coast to coast.
We stand behind all our
products with a replacement warranty. They are
also the Canadian Distributer for Sleazy Sleepwear for Horses, AWST
International, Annie Oakley
Perfume and Premier
Equine Products. Visit
www.gloverequine.com for
product information.
About Miss Filly
Since its launch at Spruce
Meadows in 2004, Miss
Filly remains loyal to its
creative and entrepreneurial
spirit. The company brings
design, creativity and innovation with an urban twist
to the equestrian lifestyle.
From collection to collection, a stylized Miss Filly
icon serves as the starting
point with every selection
of new designs. The filly is
most definitively feminine
and celebrates the powerful
bond between women and
horses throughout history
and this bond is central to
the foundation of the company. Visit Miss Filly at
www.missfilly.com.
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KingRidge Stables Reigns Supreme with Canadian-bred Entries in
2008 Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development Series
Palgrave, Ontario – The third event in the 2008
Canadian Young Horse Development Series took
place during the Summer Classic horse show held
June 11-15 at the Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave, ON.
In the Seven and Eight-Year-Old Division,
it was the Canadian-bred entry of Executive Privilege 3E that emerged victorious for owner
KingRidge Stables of King City, ON. Piloted by
Canadian Equestrian Team veteran Hugh Graham, Executive Privilege 3E was one of eight
entries to successfully negotiate the first round
course and advance to the jump-off where he was
again clear in the fastest time, 42.10 seconds. A
registered Canadian Sport Horse, the eight-yearold Executive Privilege 3E is by the KingRidge
stallion, Class Action, out of Galaxy 3E by Aerobic Z.
With a jump-off time of 44.87 seconds,
Sacramento Van’t Paradijs was the runner-up
under Chris Sorensen. Owned by WEE Enterprises, Sacramento Van’t Paradijs is registered with
the Anglo European studbook. His sire is the registered Anglo European stallion, Surreilist Van’t
Paradys, while his dam, Uricke Vant Paradys, is
by the Holsteiner sire, Landetto.
Hyde Moffatt had the fastest time in the
jump-off, 40.27 seconds, but a rail down at the
second to last fence cost him the win with Naphea
de Coilly, a seven-year-old selle francais owned
by Mark Hayes. Bred in Normandy, France,
Naphea de Coilly is by the current World Champion horse, Cumano, out of the selle francais
mare Diana du Bois by Page de Paulstra.
KingRidge was in the winner’s circle yet
again at the conclusion of the Six-Year-Old Division. Nine horses advanced to the jump-off with
eight posting double clear efforts, making time
the deciding factor. As the final jump-off challenger, Colombia’s Roberto Teran was not afraid
to turn on the speed, posting the only sub-30 second time. With a winning time of 29.53 seconds,
Teran secured the win for owner and breeder
KingRidge Stables. Grand Finale 3E is a Canadian Sport Horse mare by Jamestown, out of Black
Diamond by the famous international show jumping stallion, Chin Chin.
“The Canadian-bred entry of Grand Finale, ridden by Roberto
Teran for owner and breeder KingRidge Stables, won the SixYear-Old Division of the 2008 Canadian Young Horse Development Series held during the Summer Classic in Palgrave, ON.”
Photo Credit - Phil Henning
With a clear jump-off time of 30.19 seconds, Hyde
Moffatt took second place riding Candide van het Kastanjehof for owner Mark Hayes. The pair had won the opening event of the Series, but settled for second in both the
second and third events. A Belgian Warmblood gelding,
Candide van het Kastanjehof is by Thunder van de
Zuuthoeve out of Revelerie et Kastanjehof by Quito de
Baussy.
Yet another former winner, Michelle Vandal and
VDL Viper H who had claimed victory in the Fox Run
Spring Horse Show II on May 25, placed third this time
out after completing the jump-off in 30.57 seconds. Bred
by Hogendoorn and owned by Vandal, VDL Viper H is a
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grey Canadian Sport Horse by Corland out of
Fanieta by Ahorn.
In the Five-Year-Old Division, another
Canadian-bred entry led the pack. This time,
the winner was Lexx, bred and owned by
North Ridge, the stable of two-time
Olympian Jay Hayes. The Canadian Warmblood is by Lux Z out of a Pilot dam. Having
jumped a clear round under Johan Letimonier, Lexx received the day’s highest style
score to earn the victory.
The Quebec-owned entry of Dubai van
de Vogelzang took second position for South
Shore Farms. Having competed in the fouryear-old national championships in Belgium,
Dubai van de Vogelzang is continuing his
show jumping career in Canada and was
shown in Palgrave by Martien van der
Hoeven. Featuring all Belgian breeding,
Dubai van de Vogelzang is by Lambada out
of a Querelle dam.
KingRidge once again figured in the
Five-Year-Old Division with its homebred
entry of Holy Smoke 3E. Shown by Hugh
Graham, Holy Smoke 3E is a Canadian Sport
Horse by Jamestown out of Galaxy 3E by
Aerobic.
Having placed second the last time out,
Lino claimed the Four-Year-Old victory in
Palgrave. Owned by Ottawa Southway Inn
Group and shown by Allison Zlepnig, Lino is
an Oldenburg by Lordanos out of a Pablo
dam. The pair jumped clear and received a
style score of 31 to give them the winning
score of 81 points.
Peter Gisborn took second and third
place in the final standings with two Canadian-bred entries. The second-placed Infinity
was bred by Mill Creek Stables of Cambridge, ON, and owned by Nadia and Allan
McConnell. The Canadian Warmblood is by
the famous sire Indoctro out of Charley’s
Angel by the Hannoverian stallion Rio
Grande. Third place went to Cassius Clay,
bred by Grande Farms of Orangeville, ON,
and owned by Lyda Bostock. Cassius Clay is
by Catrick II out of First Class by For Plea-
sure.
The purpose of the Canadian Young
Horse Jumper Development Series is to
encourage the development of young show
jumping talent and to give Canadian breeders
additional incentives to breed superior show
jumping prospects. Competing on a level
playing field, the horses are divided according to age and jump at a level suited to their
development. This careful development
allows the horses to gain valuable experience
and advance to the higher levels of show
jumping competition with confidence. The
Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development
Series also gives prospective buyers for the
hunter and jumper markets an opportunity to
view a large group of prospects in a competition setting.
The 2008 Canadian Young Horse
Jumper Development Series is truly national
in scope with competitions being held from
coast to coast. A total of 12 events will be
held in Quebec, eight in Ontario, two in
Alberta and five in British Columbia, including the Western Canadian Finals which will
take place at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC, from August 20-24.
The Ontario Championships, Eastern
Canadian Finals and National Young Horse
Finals will feature $75,000 in prize money
and will be held at CSI-W Tournament of
Champions from September 17-21 in Palgrave, Ontario.
Proud supporters of the Canadian
Young Horse Jumper Development Series
include Jump Canada, the Ontario Hunter
Jumper Association, Cavalor Canada, Gary
Cooper, Dutch Masters Construction Services
Ltd., 4-Star Trailers, Horse Sport, Martha
Jolicoeur, KingRidge Stables, Dr. Alan Manning, Mill Creek Stables, Peter Miller, Preston Sand and Gravel, Scotia McLeod, SherAl Farms, and W. Charlot Farms.
For more information, please visit the
Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development
Series
website
at
www.jumperdevelopment.com.
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This four day intensive course includes: anatomy, skeletal system,
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scar tissue therapy, hydrotherapy, conformation and lots of stretches!
Do not miss this opportunity to learn the skills that can make dramatic
changes in the way your horse feels, resulting in a better overall attitude,
smoothness of gait and soundness.
This course can be the first step in a new career as an equine massage
therapist, or for the owner who wants to learn more about natural
modalities in equine care. You can learn how to do a competent full
body massage-whether you are a competitor, have an older equine
friend or would just want to learn this valuable skill.
We spend approx. 20 hours in the barn for hands on work and you will
be working on a horse on the very first day!
Vertebral Realignment and Joint Play:
In this two day intensive course, I teach how to safely and effectively
adjust horses. This course is a 16 hour all hands on course in which you
can learn 30 different adjustments to use with your own horse.
Classes are forming in many locations across Ontario and Canada.
For more information on these very reasonably priced courses,
locations, dates, registration information and more course information,
please visit our web site at: www.equinerehab.ca
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Calling all Thoroughbreds!
Many of us love riding Thoroughbreds because
of their athleticism, mental quickness, and affordability. Now your TB can win points and recognition
through the North American Series and the USDF All
Breeds Program awards, sponsored by the North
American Thoroughbred Society (NATBS).
“NATBS member horses are instantly on an
equal footing with each other,” says Nicole Dutzi of
Goldolphin Farm in Kentucky. “Thoroughbreds and
their riders gain recognition for their efforts while
competing nationally or locally. And each horse can
be rewarded for excelling in the equine discipline that
he or she is bes t at—whether in dressage, barrel racing, jumping, or other events.”
Whether amateur or professional, showing
locally, regionally, or nationally, your horse’s
achievements and progress gain recognition. Here’s
how it works. Thoroughbreds registered with NATBS
can win points toward North American Series Awards
in dressage or a wide range of other disciplines. Horses accumulating 20 or more points win recognition at
the end of the year. For the USDF All Breeds Award
program, awards are presented to NATBS member
Thoroughbreds, and their riders, across the full range
of dressage categories based on their median score
posted at year-end by USDF.
“Through NATBS’ North American Series
awards, Bailey Road’s accomplishments can be recognized among those of other Thoroughbreds,” says
Mary Richey. “For me and other Thoroughbred owners, it is a great experience.”
Individual Thoroughbreds can be registered
with NATBS in order to be eligible for NATBS
breeding, dressage, and eventing awards; to accumulate horse show points through the NATBS North
American Series Awards program; and to qualify for
NATBS Worldwide Trails awards.
For more on NATBS, a membership application
and rules, visit www.hellohorse.com
Owner Mary Richey and Bailey Road. Photo credit:
2008 Mary Schramel, all rights reserved.
breds. NATBS works to create community, develop
educational resources, and foster recreational activities that reward members for choosing Thoroughbreds
as their valued sport and recreational horses. At the
same time, the company recognizes Thoroughbred
horses’ achievements through merit awards and other
About the North American Thoroughbred Society means across a range of equine disciplines. The comThe North American Thoroughbred Society pany is membership-based, privately held, and located
(NATBS), Inc. supports and promotes the interests of in Madison, New Jersey. For more information, visit
Jockey Club-registered North American Thorough- www.hellohorse.com.
Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club
Teams Dominate Central
Canada Zone Games
Championships
Teams with members of the
Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club dominated the Central Canada Zone Prince
Philip/Masters Games Championships,
held in Elora, Ontario on July 16.
At the A level, the Uxbridge-Scugog/Simcoe/Toronto & North York
Pony Clubs “USST” team, representing
the Central Ontario Region, took top
spot. The members of the “USST”
team are James Cruikshanks, Stephen
Hall, Jane Stephenson, Emily Stubbings
and Meghan Midwood. Second place
went to the other Central Ontario team,
the Rising Star “Sandybacks”. The
“USST” now advance to the National
Championship, to be played in Western
Ontario Region on August 31-September 1, where they will compete against
other Zone Champions. Western
Ontario teams finished third and fourth.
At the Masters level, for older riders, the Uxbridge-Scugog “Electric
Six” team finished on top. The members of the “Electric Six” team are
Whitney Brennan, Mori Cruikshanks,
Samantha Macdonald, Jessica McVittie
and Jessica Lloyd. The “Electric Six”
now go on to play for the National
Masters Championship, to be held
August 31-September 1 in Alberta
North Region. The other Central
Ontario
Masters
team,
the
Durham/Uxbridge-Scugog “Draters”,
finished second.
At the National Championship
level, all teams ride borrowed ponies,
since transporting ponies across the
country is impractical. Mounts are normally contributed by the host Region,
but if a team from the host Region represents its Zone, its members would not
be allowed to ride their own ponies in
competition, as this would give them an
unfair advantage over the other teams.
In fact, all teams generally switch
ponies after a certain number of games,
often several times.
For details please call Bob Inglis,
Central Ontario Regional Communications Chair, at 416-493-1223 (office) or
416-491-4230 (home) or via e-mail at
[email protected]. For general background on the Canadian Pony
Club and its activities (including Prince
Philip Games), or on Central Ontario
Region and its Branches, or for this or
previous press releases, check out the
Canadian Pony Club website at
www.CanadianPonyClub.org and follow the appropriate links.
Spectacular Standardbred Showcase!!
Close to 30 riders and horses competed in
22 classes today at the Standardbred Showcase. A tremendous crow of spectators well
over 150 strong in addition to riders and their
helpers took part in this first time event.
Standardbreds not known for the riding
abilities, proved to everyone there that they are
in fact a force to be reckoned with in the show
ring. Classes included Jumper speed classes,
hunter over fences, flat classes, games, driving
as well as halter and dressage were well represented by the breed.
In addition to the riding aspect of the
show, a mascot race featuring Grandy the Grey
(Brad Watt) from Grand River Raceway who
is still looking for a win to put on his card and
Hoofy (Jason Ryan) from Georgian Downs
had the crowd in stitches. Brawn Seelster
fresh from his win last night in Hanover in the
Walker Memorial Invitational Trot was present
with his trainer, driver and part owner Callie
Rankin as our Celebrity Horse. Dr Mark Fleet
Chiropractor also presented at lunch time. A
trade show of 12 vendors was also available
during the whole day.
Most sportsmanlike competitor was
3. Leigh Adams – Colourful Gourmet
4 Natasha Rivest – Life’s a gift
Halter – Mares
1. Courtney Zieba- Ashura
2. Emily Wannop – Morning Glory Missy
3. Jacklyn Risciak- Rickrod Amber
4. Leigh Adams - Colourful Gourmet
Halter Stallions/geldings
1 Melanie Olds – Lincoln
2 Jane Riley -Valid Victory
3 Graham Pyl – Ambtion Express
4 Bernadette Rogers – El Bandido
Western Pleasure w/j/l
1. Laureen Beswick- Cool Millie
English Pleasure w/t/c
1. BJ Spaans – Sweet Justice
2. Clara Barton – Cool Millie
3. Emily Wannap – Morning Glory Missy
4. Natasha Rivest – Life’s a gift
5. Bonnie Holland – Young Pointer
Andrea Niit with Sooner Hanover who
received a Crystal Trophy and painting of her
horse. Courtney Zieba and Ashura was the
winner of greatest distance traveled coming all
the way from Windsor area and Best Turned
out was Lisa Foster and team JIF who all wore
matching uniforms!!! Prizes and ribbons in all
classes from 1- 6 th place thanks to amazing
sponsors both corporate and individuals.
This was put together by a small group of
volunteers who worked very hard for 9 months
to bring this to fruition. Next year, we are
hoping to have a series where points will be
accumulated with a year end award banquet. If
you would be interested in having a show or
being on the committee, please contact Kelly
McLaughlin at kellymclaughlin518@hotmail.
com
Standardbred Showcase Results
13 classes only
July 6, 2008
6 Marni Mcewan – Sweet Justice
Training level test b
1 Marni McEwen – Sweet Justice
English pleasure w/t/c
1 Averell Riley - Valid Victory
2 Courtney Zieba – Ashura
3 Lisa Foster-Jif
4 Simone Caprice – Colourful Gourmet
5 BJ Spaans – Sweet justice
6 Natasha Rivest – Life’s a gift
Jumper 2’9” table a speed
1 Andrea Niit – Sooner Hanover
Working Hunter 2’6”
1 Andrea Niit- Sooner Hanover
2 Marnie McEwen- Sweet Justice
3 Aislin Rees- Ambition Express
Jumper Table A
1. Andrea Nitt – Sooner Hanover
2. Courtney Zieba – Ashura
Trail
Walk/trot dressage test A
1. Carrie Doyle – Morning Glory Missy
1 Janet Riley- Valid Victory
2 Lauren Beswick – Cool Millie
2 Lisa Foster – Jif
4 Barb Hutcheson – Magnificent baroness – tied for Showmanship
1 Jane Riley – Valid Victory
4th
2 Melanie Olds- Lincoln
4 Melanie Olds – Lincoln ties for 4th
English Equitation w/t
1. Averell Riley – Valid Victory
2. Aislin Rees – Ambition Express
3. Lisa Foster – Jif
4. Emily Wannop – Morning Glory Missy
5. Alyssa Patcheson – Victoria lucky Cam
6. Jackyn Prisciak – Rickrad Amber
Most Sportsmanlike-Andrea Niit
Best Turned out - Lisa Foster and JIF
Greatest Distance traveled – came from Windsor – Courtney
Zieba and AShura
Horseback Holidays
and horseback ride the Ganaraska
Forest. Explore the nearby towns for
theatre, antiques, fine dining, and the
most beautiful scenery in southern
Ontario. Come for the night or spend
Clear Lake Cottage
a week. Relaxing rural life only an
Clear Lake (now officially hour east of Toronto. For photos,
Newell Lake) is just a 2 min. walk visit www.kendalhills.ca.
from Clear Lake cottage. Bask on
the private sandy beach or go fishing South Algonquin Trails
from a canoe in the clear water. The
Located just 3 hrs. north of
floating dock is only a short swim Toronto in Harcourt, ON. at the
Martin Wood Resort
from shore. Golfing and shopping southern tip of Algonquin Park. We
Martin Wood is located on the just a short 15 min. drive. Enjoy a are surrounded by the tranquil beauty
doorstep of Algonquin Park and home horseback trail ride and end the day of wilderness and wildlife experito a wide range of sporting and leisure with a relaxing camp fire. For pho- enced on endless trails. You can be
activities to suit every taste. Canoes, tos, visit www.icelandichorses.ca
assured of fun, exciting and safe
Cedar Rail Ranch Resort
rides, led by our experienced and cerCedar Rail Ranch is nestled in the scenic Mississagi Val- kayaks, row boats and motor boats are
tified trail guides. Trails and horses
ley in Algoma, near Sault Ste. Marie, ON. Our guest ranch available for fishing and boating enthu- Kendal Hills
Come and experience the for all levels of riding experience. For
beauty of the Oak Ridges info., directions and photos, visit
For Sale: Two horse tag-along Sooner trailer
Moraine from the comfort of www.southalgonquintrails.com.
with dressing room and 2 tack compartments.
our 1870's farm house. Hike
Little East River Farm
The Little East River Farm is pretty unique - a "ma & pa"
operation, very welcoming, friendly and relaxed. You may
book for an hour's ride, but end up staying several hours, as
you chat with Sandy or Steve, pat horses, and enjoy the
scenery and rustic atmosphere. The Farm is just a bit north of
Huntsville, between Muskoka and the Almaguin Highlands close to Algonquin Park and Arrowhead Provincial Park.
Miles and miles of year-round groomed trails await you on the
private 300 + acres, all dedicated to horse activities - riding
and driving. Stay with your own horse for several days, and
pitch your tent or reserve the guest cabin close to the paddock
and barn space for your horse - or ride one of their beautiful,
well-mannered horses. Rates are reasonable and summer-time
is busy, so make sure you call ahead to book.
offers a unique opportunity for you and
your horse to enjoy a holiday together.
The setting is a gorgeous view of Tunnel Lake. The spacious log cabin
sleeps 7 people comfortable and 11
cozy . The stable has 3 standing stalls
and 2 box stalls with a large corral for
your private use while visiting. Crown
land surrounds the complex so there
are miles of trail to explore. We have
Kid's camps too. So, come join the fun!
siasts. Spectacular bird and wildlife
watching while hiking or trail riding
on horseback through the glorious
wilderness is not to be missed.
All aluminum deluxe model. Bought new in 1994. Used only
occasionally. Excellent condition. New brakes. $9,000.00 o.b.o.
Phone: 613-628-5334 or email: [email protected].
2002 4 Horse, 4 Star Slant Trailer
Like new - VERY little use. Nicely finished,
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and roof racks. A1 condition. Stored inside.
Malloflax Morgans (519) 787-1681
Jamco, 2000 3 horse trailer 2001
3 horse slant
Partition removed to make boxstall. Living area.
Queen size bed, heat / air cond., stove, sink, shower,
toilet. Cupboards, closet, table. Everything like new!
$26,000. Also have compatible generator for $800.
Call Mike or Linda 905-690-7675
Horseback Holidays
So, you are back from your wonderful horseback
holiday with a new passion for riding your four
legged friend throughout the Ontario countryside or
wilderness. Now, you need to find trails in your own
neck of the woods to continue enjoying this sport .
Hopefully, you will find plenty of horse trails in your
area but you may not. You can always contact a trail
riding association in your area for some ideas of
where to ride. Once you see what is available, you
may want to encourge more trail development. There
are ways you can do that.
The Ontario Trail Riders Association has been
developing equestrian trail opportunities since 1970.
OTRA is a volunteer organization whose mission is to
promote trail rides and the creation, development,
preservation and safe use of trails. Many of the trails
available today to equestrians in Ontario can be
directly attributed to the tireless work and dedication
of OTRA and its members. Remember though, trail
development always begins with local horse people
wanting local trails. So if you would like to see more
trails in your area, here's some ideas on how to get
started.
What can YOU do to help?
• Be aware of any trail development in your area
• Attend public meetings held in regard to trail use or
development on abandoned rail lines, conservation
lands and provincial parks.
• At meetings, be sure to sign in for attendance and
indicate equestrian as your interest . Bring as many
fellow horse people as you can and make sure they all
sign in - numbers count.
• Volunteer to be the equestrian representative
on your local trail committee.
• Speak with park officials regarding horse use and
offer assistance as it is needed.
• Volunteer on work committees for trail building
activities or clean ups.
• Form a local club to organize equestrian activities
using the trail.
• Gather information on the economic contribution of
the horse industry in your area and show how it will
increase with the development of a trail.
• Encourage the development of equestrian camping
and "bales 'n breakfast" facilities close to
the
trail.
• Once well experienced, offer to talk to other horseless trail users on how to approach a horse and rider
on the trail.
• While on the trail, be courteous to all users and
remember that at that moment, you represent all
equestrians to them.
• Leave only hoofprints.
• Clean up after your horse in the parking lot.
• Stay clear of environmentally fragile areas.
• Stay off trails not designated for horse use.
Join OTRA to lend your support to our continuing
efforts in trail development and become active yourself.
Post Horseback Holiday Trail Riding - Info. provided
by the OTRA, www.otra.ca
Breathtaking scenery, water & wildlife surrounds our
cabin in the woods on the edge of Algonquin Park.
Access to water, canoes, paddle boats and a trail
riding facility. Sleeps six. Continental breakfast
and peaceful atmosphere included.
(705) 448-3640 [email protected]
HOLIDAY WITH YOUR HORSE
Experience the beauty of the Oak Ridges Moraine from the comfort of
our 1870's farmhouse at Kendal Hills. Enjoy a leisurely country
breakfast on the veranda. Then ride or drive your horses directly into
the Ganaraska Forest. Spacious box stalls and turnout for your horse.
Good home cooking and country hospitality for you.
Explore nearby towns: theatre, antiques, fine dining, and the most
beautiful scenery in southern Ontario, all within an hour of Toronto.
Stay for the night or the week, rural comfort awaits.
Frances & Tim Tufts • (905) 983-5465 • www.kendalhills.ca
Numerous recreational activities
in area. Reasonable rates.
• Sand ring • Round Pen
• Ride Rail Trails offsite
• Maple bush & pasture
• Ponds & Creeks • Walking
trails • Artisan shop on site
• Boat launches nearby
• Swimming pool
BED AND BALE ON A
HORSE RANCH.
STAY WITH YOUR HORSE IN
OUR B&B AND ENJOY OUR
TRAILS AND THE TRAILS
NEARBY.
CALL OR E-MAIL: 519-538-0066,
[email protected]
Alice Otrysko, Chrysalis Ranch
RR1, Meaford , Ont. N4L 1W5
519-538-0066, cell: 519-377-0815
Willowbank therapeutic riding programs
focus on the physical and mental wellbeing
of the rider as a person, rather than on
becoming a skilled horseman. Horses
respond to body language and your
authentic inner self– not the outer shell you
project. The horse's responses can help you
to discover who you are now and give you
the tools to become the person you would
really like to be. The horse senses fear and
anger and will respond accordingly. Success
requires confidence, acceptance of what you
and your horse are like, and keen
observation – see, hear, feel more acutely.
Learn how to handle stress more effectively.
We welcome children, youth and adults.
Since each of us is unique, don't we all have
special needs?
Jump Canada Hall of Fame Inductees
Announced for 2008
Toronto, Ontario – Jump
Canada is proud to
announce this year’s
inductees into the Jump
Canada Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and
Gala, presented by
BMO Financial Group,
will be held on Sunday,
November 9, 2008, at
the Royal York Hotel in
Toronto, ON.
The Jump Canada
Hall of Fame was created in 2006 to recognize
outstanding contributions to hunter/jumper
sport. To date, 17
Champions have been
welcomed into the Hall
of Fame. This year’s
celebrated inductees will
be:
Jumper
Horse
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Rider
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Sponsor – Rothmans of
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Builder (Individual) –
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Hunter Horse – Blue By
You
Pony – Minnie Mouse
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committee is very excited about this year’s
Inductees,” said Mark
Samuel, Chair of the
Jump Canada Hall of
Fame. “They represent
excellence in commitment and achievement.
We look forward to celebrating their careers
with warmth, style and
fun in November.”
The third annual
Jump Canada Hall of
Fame Induction Ceremony will be part of a
black-tie gala and dinner
to be held in the Concert
Hall of Toronto’s Royal
York Hotel. The event
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an annual favourite and
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years. Friends and associates will be on hand to
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“Marg and Ron Southern of Spruce
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Credit - Cealy Tetley
Call for Nominations 2009 Dressage Canada
Committee Director-at-Large Election
Ottawa, Ontario—The
2009 Dressage Canada
Committee Director-atLarge Election gets underway, with the call for nominations, starting on August
1 and continuing until
September 5, 2008.
The Dressage Canada
Committee (DCC) develops and manages its programs through a number of
technical committees. The
objectives of Dressage
Canada are to foster the
growth of dressage and the
pursuit of excellence in the
sport at the local, national
and international levels.
The DCC consists of seven
elected members, six directors-at-large elected from
the senior affiliates of
Dressage Canada and one
athlete representative elected by their peers through
the Dressage Canada Ath-
letes Council made up of
the current list of short and
long listed athletes prepared each year. A minimum of two director-atlarge positions are opened
each year.
The DCC currently
has the following Director-
at-Large positions to fill
Position/ Name/ Status
Director–at–Large - Judith
Pineault, Eligible for reelection
Director-at-Large - Cara
Whitham, Eligible for reelection
Interested nominees
must submit a biography
(photo optional) along with
the nomination endorsement form, available at
www.equinecanada.ca/dres
sage, to Equine Canada, c/o
Christine Peters, Manager
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Queensview Drive, Suite
100, Ottawa, ON, K2B
8K2, fax: (613) 248-3484,
e - m a i l :
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The
Carriage Driver
Learning from Beaverwoods Bryer:
What happens when you are unable to take
lessons and feel you are not ready to drive alone?
This summer, between parenting,
working, my Doctoral studies in Conflict
Analysis and Resolution, earning the
York University Certificate in Dispute
Resolution, and my inability to match my
schedule to my coach, Kirsten Brunner’s
availability, I have not taken a driving lesson in some months. Even if I owned my
own carriage, I am not ready to drive
Bryer without Kirsten’s careful coaching
assistance.
Bryer, however, needs training,
more than the one day each week I can
manage to get to see him. To that end,
my program includes the participation of
several
other
people.
Junior
Hunter/Jumper Mackenzie Clark schools
Bryer when she has time. The need to be
careful of my back and neck means I have
to ride at a walk. Taking Bryer out on
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Lynne Brenegan is riding her mare, Beaverwoods
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and me.
I found that Bryer’s misbehaviour under saddle is identical
to what he tries to get away with
while long-lining. His favourite
is veering to the left and then
twirling around. When that
fails, he rounds his neck and
back, and bounces. I know he
is thinking of rearing. Countering this ultimate refusal to go
forward is far easier for me to do
when riding, as I am far more
experienced—this means I
understand how to deal with
Bryer’s behaviour. Theoretically, when he veers left, I force
him to go right, and in any case
boot him forward, going
straight.
Accomplishing this is no
simple task. Bryer refuses to
turn right at all, although he will
make a small circle going to the
left, and then we go straight
again. But this is unacceptable,
as well as ridiculous—and
unsafe. I keep my whip in my
left hand, and use it decisively if
he does not listen the first time.
I make sure I plan for at least
twice the amount of time I think
we will be out hacking, because
we do not come back to the barn
until he listens willingly. My
goal is to be quicker in my reactions, so that I catch him before
he does anything cheeky. And
he is worth it: when Bryer listens, he simply flows, and is the
ultimate in sensitivity, responsiveness and comfort.
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On June 15th, the Central
Ontario Pleasure Driving Association (COPDA) held their
annual Pleasure Driving Show at
Deer Ridge Farm in Loretto,
Ontario. The magnificent setting and sunny weather made for
a wonderful day for both the
competitors and the many volunteers.
The competition was well
attended by equines of all sizes.
There were VSE’s (Very Small
Equines, 39” and under) up to
horses over 17hh…driven both
singly and in pairs. Each Division was judged in 6 classes
consisting of ring classes as well
as obstacle courses to test the
accuracy and training of both
driver and horses. There was
even a short cross country
course that took the carriages
through wooded trails and
around ponds, making for an
enjoyable drive through the
beautiful countryside on a lovely
day.
The final results of the day,
are as follows:
Single Horse Division
Champion - Courtney
MacGilvray
2nd-Francis Uhran
3rd-Cinthia Zalwski
4th-Jennifer Degrandis-Graham
Single Pony Division
Champion-Kylie MacGilvray
2nd-Vicki Cork
3rd-Kristen Brunner
4th-Lisa Foster
5th-Erica Brunner
6th-Helen Foote
7th-Carolyn Washburn
Very Small Equine Division
Champion-Liz Barnes
2nd-Mary Gregoris
3rd-Katherine Wilcox-Chapman
Multiple Pony/Horse Division
Champion-Darryl Billing
2nd-Donna Johnston
3rd-Eve Dexter
Novice Driver Division
Champion-Faith Clarkson
2nd-Martha Younger
Junior Driver Division
Champion-Alexandra Miller
The Executive of COPDA
wants to extend their thanks to
the competitors and the volunteers for making this day a success. We would also like to
thank the owners of the beautiful
property at Deer Ridge for hosting this most enjoyable show.
For the full results of the
day and for more information
about driving events around
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Bromont Quebec
CAI-A Combined Driving Event
At the recent Combined Driving Event held in Bromont
Frances Uhran 13th
Quebec on June 27-28-29., two sisters from Limehouse, Kylie Preliminary Single Pony – Kirsten Brunner 2nd
and Courtney MacGillivray won their separate divisions of
Submitted by Pam MacGillivray
FEI Single Pony and FEI Single horse.
On the first day of the three day event which is the
Dressage phase, Kylie won with her Welsh pony Ardmore
Nightwind with a score of 55.30 penalty points, Courtney
won with her Dutch Warmblood Typoon Velvet with 50.30
penalty points.
The second day is The Marathon Phase , Kylie along
with her navigator Jeff Kohler again won with 65.23.
Courtney and navigator Bill (her dad) came in 3rd with a
68.16 but still held the 1st place with a 10 point lead.
The third and final day – Cones, Kylie drove a perfect
cones course for 0 penalty points to win her division of FEI
single pony and the overall FEI championship. Courtney
had 2 cones down and acquired 13.99 penalty points, but
hung on to first place in the FEI Single Horse and 3rd place
in the FEI Championship.
Other Drivers that did well were:
Preliminary Horse Four – Darryl Billings 1st
Preliminary Horse Pair – Rae Fischer 1st
Preliminary Single Horse – Sue Mott 4th
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Canadian Eventing names
Eventing Team for the
2008 Olympic Games
Ottawa, ON—Following a successful weekend outing at the Florida Horse
Park in Ocala, Florida, the Canadian Eventing High Performance Committee is pleased to announce that Samantha Taylor and Livewire have been
selected as the fifth rider/horse combination to join the Canadian Eventing
Team which will compete in the Olympic Games Beijing, China, August
9–12, 2008. The equestrian events for the 2008 Olympic Games will be
held in Hong Kong, China. Samantha and Livewire replace Jessica
Phoenix and Exploring who were sadly were withdrawn from the Team on
July 3rd, 2008.
The Eventing Team nominated to the Canadian Olympic Committee
to compete at the 2008 Olympic Games (in alphabetical order) are:
Rider/ Hometown/ Horse/ Owner
Kyle Carter, Calgary, AB, Madison Park, 1998 bay American TB, Rider &
Nicole Shinton
Sandra Donnelly, Calgary, AB , Buenos Aires 1997 bay Canadian WB,
Rider
Selena O’Hanlon, Elgin, ON, Colombo, 1994 bay Swedish WB, Elaine &
Michael Davies
Samantha Taylor, Richmond, BC, Livewire 1998 grey Canadian TB, Rider
Michael Winter, Toronto, ON, King Pin, 1996 chestnut Irish Sport Horse
King Pin Syndicate
The four other team members were selected and announced June
18th, 2008.
For rider biographies, visit web site
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the July 25th departure for Hong Kong.
The team trains under the leadership of David
O’Connor, International Technical Advisor. Eventing
chef d’équipe, Graeme Thom; team manager, Janette
Leask; stable manager, Debbie Furnas; team veterinarian, Dr. Christiana Ober; and team farrier, Christopher
Volk, will accompany and provide support to the team
throughout the Games.
The Canadian Eventing Committee is grateful to
Sport Canada, the Canadian Olympic Committee and
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The Olympic sport of eventing encompasses three
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and horse in combination is scored individually but
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At the 2008 Olympic Games, the team competition consists of a minimum of three and a maximum of
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to determine the individual medalists.
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Saturday, August 9 - Dressage Day 1
Sunday August 10 - Dressage Day 2
Monday August 11 - Cross Country
Tuesday August 12 - Show Jumping
Victory Ceremony –Team and Individual
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or call Pat at (519)353-7115.
09/2008
Standing F2 stallions
Maximum Ice and
Goin Redneck
Individuals for sale from
weanling to ready-to-ride
carrying bloodlines of Bright Eyes
Brother, Prince Plaudit, Rock Star
and Goer. Certified John & Josh
Lyons Trainer available for clinics
and instruction. Now offering
weekend retreats on farm for you
and your horse.
1714 Flos Road Ten East,
Elmvale ON L0L 1P0
705 – 322-0287
www.newdawnappaloosas.com
www.kinderhorsemanship.com
02/2008
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• live foal guarantee *
• If you want to breed for size,
disposition, conformation,
refinement and movement
– we’ll "SEE YA "in the spring!
2008 Stud Fee: $1000 + GST
Call Diane at
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[email protected]
www.wpequestrian.com
01/09
THOROUGHBREDS
MORGANS
YELLOW CREEK
02/2009
MINIATURES
BIG FUN in a SMALL PACKAGE-
DERAWNDA ZEUS
(JMF Mr. Bojangles x
LSPR Royal Lady Bo),
CMHA #11500
Gorgeous 15 HH Homozygous Black Morgan Stallion, Foaled February 20,
1999. Check out this boy
and his pedigree!!
Our focus is breeding
quality show and carriage
driving horses. Fresh
shipped semen or
natural on site breeding
available. $500 Stud Fee. LFG. Contact Carl Wagler,
Trickling Stream Morgans in Atwood, ON. for details.
Call (519) 595-7239.
02/2008
SPORT PONY
Homozygous black, 16.3 hand
Thoroughbred stallion,
Bronze Premium Sport Horse
in Eventing AQHA and APHC
approved $900 LFG, live
cover or shipped semen, mare
care available Conformation,
Movement, Athletic, Scope,
Disposition, he has it all
905-936-2658 or
[email protected] •
www.parklaneranch.ca
PERUVIAN
HORSES
Mallawa Park
Masquerade
German Riding Pony
Poplar
Lane Farm
presents
BREEDING
FACILITY
14701 Wilson Ave
Nestleton Ontario
905-986-0861
905-986-9990
Jim Thompson
Bennos Hit
14.2 HH
Cheque Coda
Sorrel AQHA
Son of Down Home Dash
Jamit Taz
Palomino, AQHA
Grandson of Windjamer
Quality Quarter Horses &
Paints - Bred and Sold
2006 Foal Crop For Sale
Marsha Fortus, RR #4,
Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1R4
Tel: (905) 649-6789
Fax: (905) 649-6576
04/2008
ADVERTISE YOUR
STALLION HERE
TODAY!
SKIPPER is a 16.1 hh horse.
NFQHA Approved. AQHA
Incentive fund stallion with all
the right conformation A short
head, long neck, short back
with long hip. He goes well in
harness too. Sire Spanish
Scale, 11 x Plaudit (TB), 8 x
Nick Schoemaker (All 100%
Skipper W. breeding) with
size, purchased from Hank
Wiescamp. Dam: 16 HH
mare by the great Superior
halter horse, Sonny Go Lucky
119 Ht. pts with Skipper W.
breeding. Babies on site.
Fee: Private Treaty, LFG.
Contact Jim Campbell,
(705) 799-1329, RR #1,
Omemee, ON K0L 2W0
02/2009
Beautiful 9 yr old
TB gelding
looking for a kind loving
owner. Race track history.
Best suited for experienced
person to gently go through
foundational skills to
prepare him for riding.
Enjoys & excels at clicker
training. Loves to play &
very willing to learn but not
suitable for competition or
sporting events. Price of
$1800. neg. to great home &
he is able to board at
present stable.
Erika - 905-936-2967
[email protected] Photo by Leslie Towne
BREEDING FACILITY
• Stallions collected
• Mare reproduction
• Mare Care
• Boarding Available
Stallions standing at
Sliding T Ranch:
Leta Lena Whiz, Jabanic,
Custom King Cutter,
(Top 10 NRHA world
standings) Pepto Leap
(Reserved World
Champion)
Clays Chic O Lena,
09/2008
2000 German Riding Pony. Winner of the 2002 Pony Stallion
inspection at Mecklenburg-Voorpommern, Germany. Approved
ASPR stallion. Great disposition, lovely form over fences plus
wonderful movement which he is passing on to his foals. Bennos is
also crossing well with horses for breeders wanting a smaller
warmblood horse. Also, several young ponies for sale.
Contact Jane Southgate 519-442-2849 or www.poplarlanefarm.ca
Join the fun by joining the American
Miniature Horse Registry and the
American Shetland Pony Club.
Whether you’re interested in a small
equine for showing, driving, or pleasure, we have the perfect companion.
American Shetland Pony Club We offer hundreds of programs for
American Miniature
adults and youth. So join today and
Horse Registry
join the fun. Visit www.shetlandAmerican Show Pony Registry
National Show Pony Registry miniature.com or call 309-263-4044
SLIDING T
RANCH
“It’s All About The Class”
Stunning Imported Multi-Champion
Australian Pony now Standing at
Stud in Canada! Movement,
Disposition and Conformation in one Beautifully wrapped package.
Visit www.arabiansatrockridge.com for more information
or call Pat at (519) 353-7115
2003 AQHA / APHA Blue
Roan stallion, AQHA
Incentive Fund. NFQHA
Approved. 7x King, 2x
Man Of War, with size and all
muscle. Sire: Grand
champion halter stallion
Reggie Redford, Sire of
Superior halter and Superior
pleasure horses. By the
great Superior halter stallion
Robert Redford 169 Ht. pts.
Dam: Majestic Sal out of
Magnolia Tee (Halter mare)
out of the great Superior halter
mare Cary's Magnolia 72 Ht.
pts., with numerous points in
other events. Fee: Private
treaty, LFG. Nice babies on
site, At stud until sold.
(Starting new studs).
Contact Jim Campbell,
(705) 799-1329, RR #1,
Omemee, ON K0L 2W0
AQHA/APHA
Stallion Skipper
W Spanish
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Our uniquely equestrian
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the discerning
rider, including many top
brands in saddles,
equipment and clothing.
Competitive rates and
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consignment.
Oakville, Ontario
905-815-9559
www.changingreins.com
[email protected]
02/2007
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4546 Lambton Line,
Dresden, ON
Phone 519-692-4608
NEW HOURS - Now
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Thursday 9-8, Saturday 9-2
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Bridle Path
Tack Shop
Fall & Christmas inventory arriving Weekly.
Check out our weekly Instore Specials
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Dresden, ON (519) 683-1049
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(705) 876-7732 or 1-877-230-TACK
10/2007
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11181 Woodbine Ave. between
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09/08
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(613) 967-3871
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(613) 548-8218
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Painted Ponies
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02/2007
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(519) 633-180
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Western, English, Gifts, Healthcare, Clothing & More
1304 2nd Ave. E., Owen Sound, ON. Masterfeeds
Dealer. Horse Tack & Bedding. Pet Foods, Miniature
Horse supplies. Now carrying Omega Alpha products.
(519) 376-5830
12/2007
• Western Wear
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7300 Howard Ave. S., Windsor, Ontario
(519) 978-9795 Fax: (519) 978-2976
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enjoyed from the comfort of your computer, your
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www.KarlynnEquestrian.com
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44251 Talbot Line St Thomas, ON
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07/2008
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Tack Apparel and gift ideas
• Consignment Welcome, Horses Boarded & For Sale
Hours: Tues-Fri: 10-6, Sat.: 10-5, Sun.: 12-4
9121 Hwy 124, Wellington Rd.,
Guelph (just E. of 4th Line in Erin) Wendy: (519)
833-0949
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Quality Equipment for Horses and Their Humans!
Service, Knowledge and good common sense have
made The Horse Habit a great place to shop since 1987.
6 miles west of Owen Sound. Call for directions
1-800-981-6681 • (519) 371-4239 • Fax (519) 371-3942
www.horsehabit.ca
01/2008
The TISDALE RANCH
BOARDING STABLE & TACK SHOP
1372 Concession 8, R.R. #4,
Waterford, Ontario N0E 1Y0
TACK SHOP HOURS Mon-Fri: 1pm to 9 pm, Sat.: 9am to 5 pm
Sundays and after hours by appointment
Bill and Sherrill Tisdale
Phone - 519-443-4355 Fax - 519-443-8838
TACK SHOP &
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DIRECTORY
HORSE
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• Professional & correct blanket cleaning & repair
• Competitive prices
• Excellent service
• References available (12+ years in business)
• All work 100% satisfaction guaranteed
Business hours 9:00am - 5pm, Mon-Fri.
Extended hours drop-off and pick-up at shop:
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14126 Hurontario St., RR #1, Caledon, ON L9C 2C1
(Hwy #10 and Kind Rd., @ Victoria.
Pleace call (905) 838-0963
John's Ridgeway
General Store
Ionson’s
Saddlery
519-363-5598
www.ionsonsaddlery.com
We’re ALWAYS Open
NEW & USED TACK:
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Trade-Ins Welcome
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Rain Sheets, Saddle Pads,
Bridles, Show Halters, etc.
Come out and visit us
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Roy & Joan Ionson Chesley, ON
519-363-5598
07/2007
236 South Mill St,
Ridgeway
Ridgeway's largest Feed
and Seed Dealer. Blue
Seal, Floradale, shaving
supplements. All goods
worth price charged.
905-894-2661
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MEREDITH LUMBER CO.
Inglewood, Ontario
Oak Lumber, Fencing & Barns
BEDDING
Cedar Posts & Rails
AMLIN
PERFORMANCE
HORSES
West Lorne - 1-877-768-1709
Blenheim - (519) 676-4863
Email:
[email protected]
Four Top Quality Stallions
standing. Chilled - Frozen
- Natural - Breeding
Boarding Available - Layups Five Veterinarians Available.
Always a minimum of
Fifty Horses For Sale.
1-877- 768-1709
[email protected]
905-838-2880
416-339-6861 Numeric Pager
For Information & Dealer Location Call 519-637-0767 or
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12/2008
TACK SHOP
& FEED
STORE
DIRECTORY
Ballinafad General
Store Tack Shop
English & Western
Open 7 days a week
4901 Wellington 24
(Trafalgar)
905-877-6639
Let Knight Lumber Ltd. cater to the
craftsman in you!
• Custom Millwork • Board and Batten
• Hand-built jumps • Oak Fencing.
www.knightlumber.ca
519-822-6160
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12/2008
Come visit our friendly knowledgeable staff
Compressed, pelleted, dust free straw bedding
that you do NOT add water to prior to use!
Stringent manufacturing process removes all dust, mold and allergens
from the raw straw prior to manufacturing. *Ideal for horses with
breathing or skin allergies * Consistent, reliable supply all year
round!* *Reduces manure pile size * Reduces labour costs
* Breaks down in 2-4 weeks and is safe to spread on fields!
* Dealer enquiries for all provinces in Canada welcomed.
Capture and preserve your fondest
memories with a custom designed
portrait pendant. Available in a variety
of 14 kt gold shapes/sizes or NEW
mini tile portraits wrapped in sterling silver or gold
filled wire. An outstanding gift idea www. portraitpendantsingold.com
Manure Removal
Please contact Donna Hiscock at [email protected]
or (905) 691-2985 • www.fex.at
No more smelly
manure pile!
TRAILER SALES
For a monthly fee we will
provide you with a covered
roll-off containment bin. Call
when it is full and it will be
removed. Easy, convenient
and affordable!
Call for more information:
(519) 657-5325
KNILL TRAILER
SALES & SERVICE
Unique and Different Products for
Rider and Horse
5125 - 5C Harvester Rd.,
Burlington, ON L7L 6A2
www.abitequine.com
FENCING
09/2008
Trailer Dealership
Jean Thomas
(905) 592-9889
“Meeting All Your Livestock
& Equine Transportation Needs”
Paris, ON • Ph: 519-442-9900 • Fax: 519-442-0099
E-mail: [email protected]
PETS
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Mobile Tack Repairs & Fabricating
• SADDLE REPAIRS - all parts repaired/ replaced
• CUSTOM TACK - any item made to your specifications
• SADDLE TRIM - Montana Silversmiths trim-sold/installed
• BELTS - any size custom made
Your imagination is our limit!
15 Dolsen Rd., Chatham, Ontario N7M 5C8
(519) 436-6326 • Fax: (519) 436-6257 • www.longhornleathershop.com
See us at all Area 1 - 2 - 3 Quarter Horse Events
and many others as listed on our website
12/2008
H.H. Goode & Son
(1987) Ltd.
Corner of Brock St. W. & Victoria, Uxbridge
• Feed & Farm Supplies
• Pet Foods
• Water Softener Salts
(905) 852-3355
Fax: (905) 852-3356
THERAPEUTIC RIDING
· English & Western Tack
& Supplies
· over 20 saddles in stock
· Billy Cook, Circle Y,
Ahern, Western Rawide,
Wintec, Tucker, Passoa,
Santa Cruz, Henri de
Rivel, Anky & BR
· Expert saddle fitting on
site with indoor riding
arena.
Phone: -877-825-8708
778 County Road 37,
Wheatly, ONT –
between Windsor and
Chatham
For detailed map, directions
and to shop online visit
www.symphonysaddle.com
Sunrise Therapeutic
Riding & Learning
Centre
Guelph, Ontario CANADA
We are presently accepting applications for student
internships. Gain knowledge of
therapeutic riding, horse care and stable management.
Possible opportunity for instructor certification
depending on length of internship.
Accommodation provided in a century stone
farmhouse on the Sunrise property.
www.sunrise-therapeutic.ca
[email protected], 519-837-0558, ext. 31
10/2008
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Split Rail Tack
100 Main St. Hillsburgh, ON
519-855-4852 • 1-866-340-TACK (8225)
Serving English, Western, Gaited and Harness Interests for
Pleasure-Show-Competition between Orangeville & Guelph
Pony Up
Equestrian
English tack and riding
apparel for all
disciplines. Great
selection of bridles,
blankets, helmets, show
attire, and gifts.
Outfit yourself, your horse,
and your dog.
6 Mosley Street
Aurora, Ontario
(905) 727-3862
www.ponyupequestrian.com
8360 LEEMING ROAD EAST,
MOUNT HOPE, ONTARIO L0R 1W0
Hilary Webb CTRI
Executive Director
CanTRA Examiner, Certified
Level 1 Coach
1 (905) 679-TEAD (8323) • Fax: 1 (905) 679-1705
The #1 choice for pet owners in Ontario!
Everything you need to know or want to find for your loved Pet!
Information on any pet product or pet services is just a click away!
Find any Pet related companies in your area or throughout Ontario.
We have a fully animated talking site host that takes you through the
site and is also a featured pet in our "Pet Gallery" where proud pet
owners post pictures with titles and descriptions.
The site is Entertaining and Informative.
08/2008
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ENVIRONMENTAL HORSE
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FARRIERS
FLOORING
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1773 Cambrian Rd.,
Orillia, ON
L3V 6H3
The ultimate indoor
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The best flooring system on the
market from a reliable company.
Stable Comfort is the most
ergonomic, efficient and economical
stall flooring available. Through
savings in bedding, labour,
maintenance and veterinarian costs,
the Stable Comfort system pays for
itself in approximately one year!
Designs, Sales and Rentals of Jump,
Dressage and Stall Products.
Ann Meyer
3085 River Rd., RR #5,
Cayuga, Ontario N0A 1E0
Tel/Fax (905) 772-2670.
Cell: (289) 260-0272
(705) 329-8718
(519) 233-3215 email: [email protected]
09/2005
PHOTOGRAPHERS
• Farrier • Training • EC Rider Level Testing
• EC Instructor Mentor • EC Coach 2
• “R” Status Judge, Trailering
• Clinics • Horse Sales
• Jump Rentals and Sales
Heidi & Mike McCahon
www.rushmount.com
[email protected]
JOSH CONOD
FARRIER SERVICES
Trimming and shoeing for
balance and performance
with gentle handling of
horses. Also providing
corrective and
therapeutic shoeing.
and prompt
service throughout
Southwestern Ontario.
519-874-4878
Cell: 519-719-9083
Garnet Ritchie has nearly
20 years of experience.
Specializing in Western
trims and cold shoeing.
Will travel.
08/2008
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Horsit is the horse owners'
first step to a worry free vacation. Service available anywhere in Ontario. I stay on
your farm to care for your
horses, pets and property and
to satisfy Insurance companies who want property
checked on a regular basis to
keep up your coverage. It
can be a short or longer stay.
Rates are based on hours of
work and responsibility and
are agreed on in advance.
Horsit has been operating
since 1995 and I have worked
with horses for most of my
life. Experienced with many
breeds and all sizes, including
draft horses. Care also for
goats, cattle, rabbits, fowl and
dog kennels. Working for
individuals, boarding stables
and riding schools, Horsit has
cared for three horses and up
to fifty four at a time.
Gordon D. Westover
138 Elora St. S.
PO Box 213,
Harriston, ON N0G 1Z0
519 338-2693
01/2009
Kate Romanenko
SILVERSMITHING
5041 #89 Pinedale Ave., Burlington, ON, L7L 5J6
Bus: (905) 634-3767 • Fax: (905) 634-9610
website: www.tomhowe.ca
Clipper & Blade
Sharpening
Offering Barber, Beauty & Aesthetic Services
Clipper Repairs & Sales, Blade Sharpening
& Sales and various Grooming Products
Cottage in Rear of 39 Main St., Campbellville, ON
08/2008
Trimming for high performance
barefootedness. Specializing
in helping the foundered and
navicular syndrome horse. Call
(705) 374-5456 for consultation. References available.
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• Clean, Used Blankets For Sale
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The Canadian Quarter Horse Association is an affiliate of the
AQHA. Annual membership is free to current members of AQHA.
To enroll on-line, visit the CQHA web site: www.cqha.ca, and
choose “Membership” section.
Choose “Affiliates” to link to provincial
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Registry
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FARM & STABLE DIRECTORY
Beaverwood Farm
Canada’s leading breeder of
sport ponies and Welsh
Ponies since 1980.
Championships in FEI
driving, A Hunter Ponies,
Dressage and
Pleasure Driving.
• Leases • Stallion Services
• Training • Coaching,
Lessons & Clinics
Beaverwood Juniper, Standing at Stud
(519) 833-7169
www.BeaverwoodFarm.on.ca
Ponies That Bring Smiles
Reflection Farms
Limited
249 Cleaver Road,
Brantford, ON (519) 442-7243
Stall or pasture board
available. Our stalls are large,
bright and well-ventilated.
Individual or group turnout.
Coaches welcome for all
disciplines. 60 x 120 indoor
arena with heated viewing
room, 60 x 60 indoor lunging
arena, well lit 100 x 200
outdoor arena. Riding trails
on property. Broodmares and
lay-ups welcome. Heated,
camera monitored foaling
stalls. Pastures have
permanent shelters and
heated water fountains.
Over thirty years experience
in caring for horses.
12/2007
09/2008
Southward Stables
Horse Boarding, Large
Box Stalls, Individual or
Group Turnout with Shelters, Feeding Twice Daily,
Large Outdoor Sand
Ring.
62x126 ft. Indoor Arena,
Round Pen, Lots of Trails,
All Ages Lessons, Sales.
All horses welcome.
Located
in Langton, 15 minutes
West of Simcoe, 15 min.
South of Tillsonburg.
(519) 586-9377
09/2007
Horseshoe Hill
Stable
• New 12 Stall Boarding Facility
in Bright insulated barn
• 10x12 Deluxe stalls with Stable
comfort flooring
• Suitable for adult pleasure
ridersa. Strictly bosding,
no lessons.
• Indoor facilities include smaller
arena, huge heated tack room
and washroom.
• Horses Fed Twice Daily but
boarders supply grain.
• Square bales in stalls and round
bales in paddocks
• Turnout in Small Herds in safe
paddocks with shelters.
• Winter Blankets, Rain Sheets
& Fly masks on / off & horses
brought in for farrier or vet.
• No riding school but close to
several show facilities.
(Sorry, we cannot provide
for difficult horses, stallions,
horses who need soaked hay
or wear corks)
Debbie Hancock, 519-942-6239
19513 Horseshoe Hill Road,
Caledon ON.
Corner of Beechgrove and
Horseshoe Hill
LITTLE OAK FARM
Easy access to QEW and
major roads
Western Lessons, Boarding
and Natural Horse Training
Owned and operated by
experienced horse people
Excellent care
Clean and friendly barn
Plenty of turnout year round
Quality feed and hay
program
CoverAll arena
and System Stalls
Lit outdoor sand ring
Phone: (905) 309 1903
Email:
[email protected]
MORRMcNAUGHTON
STABLES
Big Creek
Stables
Full service boarding stable for
people who just love to ride.
Privately owned, family
oriented ranch. Owners live on
site. Between Caledonia and
Brantford, off Hwy #54.
Relaxed atmosphere perfect for
Pleasure or Trail Riding horses.
Stall or Pasture Boarding.
Horses checked daily in the field,
have free choice of hay and
water. Lighted outdoor Riding
arena, round pen for training.
Group or private lessons also
available. Make the move this
summer.
905-765-5476
[email protected]
07/2008
The Lazy M
Ranch
Stall and pasture board
available. Part board
available. 70' x 140'
indoor arena. Large
outdoor arena
Indoor round pen
Heated lounge and
washroom. Standing Triple Cash Back
APHA
and Dennys Pep O Lena
AQHA.
Located on Woodbine
Ave. in Newmarket
Minutes from Hwy 404
and Hwy 9
Email:
[email protected]
Phone 905-895-2408
Breeder’s of Canada
National Horse
THE CANADIAN
Family raised, well mannered,
intelligent
Registered Canadian’s
Mares, fillies, geldings and
weanlings available.
Come meet a true Canadian!
Tina and John Morrison
9640 Concession 1
Caistorville, Ontario
(905) 692-1234
www.morrmcnaughtonstables.com
Miniature Horses and Donkeys
for Sale!
And Finally - a Ready, Willing
and Able Tack Shop
dedicated to filling Miniature
Horse owners wants and needs.
From nylon and show halters,
lead ropes, blankets & sheets to
grooming products, harnesses
and So Much More!!
Is there something else you're
looking for?
We'll order it in for you. Visit
our store or order by phone or
online. We are committed to
making your Mini Shopping as
easy as possible with lower
prices for Canadians!
Visit our web site & meet us at
Mini shows.
[email protected],
www.neverendingranch.net
Open Tues. to Fri., 10-5,
in Teeswater.
Aaron & Kelly Kennedy
519-392-8938
07/2008
JESUS IS ALIVE
A DRUG FREE
STABLE
40 Years Experience
Waterdown/Burlington Area
Boarding/ Arena
& Exercise Ring
Wash Racks,
Grooming Stalls
Individual Tack Boxes,
All Day Turnout On Pasture.
100 Acres / Riding Trails
Halter, Pleasure and
Race Breeding.
Foundation
Breeding. Impressive
Breeding without
Impressive Blood
Jim Campbell
(705) 799-1329
RR #1, Omemee,
ON K0L 2W0
Call (905) 689-7919
SIX "R" FARM
Private north Burlington
boarding stable located just
west of the Guelph Line on
Britannia Rd. Friendly, family
run facility with two 100' x
200' outdoor rings, 40' x 70'
exercise arena and access to
trails. Full board in clean, well
lit
barn
with
large
boxstalls.Turn-out onto pasture and care by a family that
has been in the business for
over 30 years. Call the Rapson's at (905) 335-1963.
03/2009
02/2005
Clear Lake Farm
Shadow
Lane Livery
Fantasy
Lane Farms
EQUINE BOARDING FACILITY
12/2008
08/2007
Tillanna Farms is a modern equestrian facility located between
Campbellville and Guelph offering:
• 24 hour professional care for your horse
• Top quality individual feeding and supplement program
• Excellent paddocks for group for group or individual,
all with board fencing
• 12 x 12 box stalls and extra large foaling stalls available
• Modern insulated brick barn, heated tack rooms,
wash and groomings stalls
• 70’ x 180’ Indoor Arena, 20 x 60m Dressage Ring,
and a 200’ x 300’ Jumper Ring
• X Country training area, and miles of groomed trail
• Specializing in dressage training for horse and rider
• Quality select number of European and Irish Sport horses
for sale at all times. • Vet and Farrier on call 24 hours.
Tillanna has stalls available for boarding and training.
Conveniently located to the 401 and Hwy 6 Campbellville area.
Easy commute from Guelph, Kitchener, Cambridge,
Burlington and Mississauga area.
For further information call:
(519) 823-8559 or visit www.tillanna.com
SOMETIME STABLES
• NEW 10 X 12 stalls/mats/
windows • NEW 62 X 132
indoor Cover-All® arena • Large
outdoor arena • 60’ round pen
• Newly fenced grazing pastures
on 47 acres • Hacking on & off
property • Individual feed
• Turn out till dusk
• Your coach/vet/farrier welcome
• High quality caring
environment • Quiet and friendly
atmosphere - lots of arena time
and no riding school.
Horses For Lease
Owned & operated by the
Bensons
For more information
Call Glenna 905-386-6711
Wellandport
1/2 hour drive from Grimsby,
Beamsville, Hamilton, St.
Catharines, Dunnville
• all disciplines welcome
• soft stall matts
• large paddocks
• new oak fencing
• indoor arena
• heated viewing lounge
& kitchen
• shower facilities
• all day turnout
• 100's of acres of trails
• within hacking distance to
schooling shows
• pasture board available
• close to 401, Guelph,
Milton,
• Burlington and Kitchener
Call Melissa 519-824-9044
• Horses For Sale
• Stud Service
• Tack • Boarding
• Public Trail Rides
• Lessons • Clinics
(school horses available)
Licensed Trainer
Otmar Fueth
Magnetawan, ON
3 hours north of Toronto
Tel/Fax (705) 387-4464
www.icelandichorses.ca
12/2008
Touch ‘N’
Go Farms
03/2008
Cloud 9
Farms
Boarding and Training Stable
Invites you to join our
Friendly, enthusiastic group of
riders. Indoor Arena for all
season riding. Matted box stalls
with daily turnout. Outdoor
board with shelters. Individual
feeding program. Dressage and
Jumping rings. Lots of hacking
trails with river and bush.
Horses for part board or lease.
Training of both horse and rider
for Show Or Pleasure with
OEF/EC certified coach
Call Brenda today
to reserve your spot.
519-835-7079
Fergus/Elora area
09/2008
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12/2008
07/2008
FOX LAIR
STABLES
www.foxlairstables.com
Canfield, ON, 20 minutes
South of Hamilton
905-774-1373
Boarding $350.00/month
Large Indoor Arena with
heated viewing lounge and
washroom
Lighted Outdoor Arena
Miles of Trails on and off
premises
Team Ranch Sorting
Team Roping
Beginner Lessons/Clinics
available
11/2007
Long term reputation for
sale of Hunters and
Jumpers. Touch N Go
always has a great selection.
Weekly horse shows in
summer - Hunter/Jumper
and The Lollipop Series for
Juniors. Indoor arena &
outdoor rings.
TOUCH ‘N’ GO FARMS
R.R. #2,
Campbellville, Ont. L0P 1B0
Jane Casselman
(905) 854-2391
Fax: (905) 854-0822
[email protected]
www.touchngofarms.com
03/2007
Put your Farm
and Stable ad
here!
Call
905-387-1900
Dream of a
Lifetime
Equine
Services
• Sales Barn Dressage, Hunter/Jumper
& Eventing Prospects
• Horses started/ trained
and/or sold
• English Riding School
• Rentals/Sales of Pulsed
Magnetic Blankets/boots,
Lasers & Respiratory
equipment for Equines/K9's
499 Campbellville Rd., RR
#2, Campbellville, ON L0P
1B0 - Directions: 401 to
Guelph Line South to
Campbellville Rd., Turn
West (right) then 5
kilometres on right. Or 5 km
east of Hwy 6 South on
Campbellville Rd.
Contact Person:
Debbie Dobson Phone: (905) 659-3574,
Fax: (905) 659-0354
www.horsetherapysystems.com
09/2006
Specializing in broodmares, lay
ups, youngsters & all forms of
boarding. Training available for
starting youngsters and problem
horses. Due to our middle
daughter being very ill and
recently diagnosed with Lupus,
Prima Farms will be putting on
hold the training track and other
additions purposed to go in spring
of 2008. We are still accepting
boarding clients and offer our
same care and love to your animals.
We offer the best in care at
very affordable prices.
Feel free to call us to see what we
have to offer you.
650 5th Line, Caledonia, ON
N3W 2C7 (905) 765-9348
01/2009
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Centrally Located between
Exeter, Mitchell,
and St. Mary's.
30 Minutes from North London. Large box stalls, Daily
turnouts,
100 x 200 Outdoor Sandring,
Good Trails Available.
Starting at $165. per month.
Call Don: 519-229-6782
07/2008
Facilities
COACHES - Instruction
FARM
EQUIPMENT
10/08
Equine Cold/Heat Therapy
Rosemary Mesley
Certified Coach/Trainer
Boarding & Training with Indoor
& Outdoor Riding Facilities
(705) 466-3451
Creemore, ON
[email protected]
Horse Stalls
Free Standing or Permanent
(Galvanized or Painted)
Complete Round Pens &
Custom Gates & Panels
BARBARA
NEWLANDS
EQUINE CANADA
WESTERN COACH 2
GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO
905-877-5333
A common sense approach
to training and coaching
Full service boarding.
Top quality care. Coaching
and training for you and
your horse, whether for
show or recreation.
Coaching program available.
Picturesque Showgrounds &
Buildings, 2 New Showrings &
New 2400 seat grandstand
are available to rent to hold
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trust, producing WINNERS in
English and Western events
for 20 years. Lessons. Training for your show horse. Or
book a one day clinic for your
group! Orangeville. (519)
938-8815
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out
www.lgrice.com for training
tips, articles.
02/2008
75 acres available! 6 to 8 km.
of trails (some in the woods).
Trailer Parking (open field or
amongst the trees) and
Many buildings available.
New Main Showring – 350’ x
150’ – surface- screenings.
New Secondary Showring –
240’ x 120’ – surface –
screenings/screened sand
combination.
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Rockton, Ontario on Highway
#8. Just 15 minutes west of
Dundas & 15 minutes east of
Cambridge.
Toll-Free 1-866-985-2002
Fax : 519-647-3899
E-Mail: [email protected]
Visit our Website:
www.rocktonworldsfair.com
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• Custom Show Blankets
• Show Curtains, Fly Sheets
• Saddle Pads and
Saddle Bags
• Custom Embroidery
• Jackets, Vests and
Shirts Available
STABLE DIRECTORY
Division of
Leader Products Mfg. Ltd.
Suppliers of Awards,
Ribbons, and Plaques
Specializing in the Equine
& Fair Industry
175 Toryork Dr., Unit 41
Weston, Ontario
M9L 2Y7
Phone (416) 748-7706
Fax (416) 748-9387
email:
[email protected]
www.ribbonsandrosettes.com
03/2008
10858 Longwoods Road.,
Chatham, ON N7M 5J1
Office: 519-352-4581
Fax: 519-352-7406
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CHAMP ENTERPRISES
Dealer of New & Used
Equipment
• Buy • Trade • Sell •
10/2007
Jodi Pendry is a Registered Massage Therapist & Certified Equine
Sports Massage Therapist operating in Hillsburgh, Ontario.
For more information on her services or on her four-day intensive
Equine Sports Massage Therapy course, visit www.jodipendry.com
Jodi Pendry - Registered Massage Therapist
Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist
Hill Erin Farm, R.R. #2, Hillsburgh, ON, N0B 1Z0, 519-855-4447
03/2006
Our September
Deadline is
August 21st, 2008
MENTAL TRAINING
FOR RIDERS
Common client concerns:
“I ride well at home but
I draw a blank during
competition!”
“I am fine as long as no one
watches me”
“My son/daughter wants to
compete but I am worried
about the pressure it places on
them.”
The 10 Session Core Program
teaches riders how to:
• Control Nerves
• Remain Focused
• Remove Pressures & Psychological Barriers
Sessions conducted on an
individual or group basis,
in person or via email:
rherzberg@
supremeperformance.net,
www.supremeperformance.net
1-519-504-1582
REIKI FOR
HORSES
[email protected]
(905) 706-4835 • 1-877-771-9282
www.sharonscozyhorsecreations.com
14306 Ten Mile Rd.,
RR #3,
Ilderton, ON N0M 2A0
Now Offering a mobile
service or in stable layups
Sue Collier – 905-453-1977
Melody Acres Stable, Norval
[email protected]
www.melodyacres2.net
Learn hands-on healing
To Heal, Calm and
Re-Balance your horse
One day workshop in
Caledon
www.schoolofmiracles.ca
519-927-3387
email:
[email protected]
Sharon’s Cozy Horse Creations
See www.anivaccorp.com for
more details and a movie.
Email to
[email protected]
Toll Free at 1-866-887-1994
12/2007
The ZAMAR system can be used to
aid the treatment of;
Tendon/ Ligament Injuries; Splints;
Hematoma/bruising; Tendonitis;
Sore Shins; Bowed Tendons; Bursitis;
Suspensory desmitis; Other
nonspecific areas of swelling &
inflammation.
CUSTOM EMBROIDERY
07/2005
Patented Bathing System that:
• Allows safe cold weather
bathing.
• Eliminates the need for a
wash stall.
• Fully Portable - take it to
shows!
• Uses a fraction of the water,
only 1 to 2 gallons!
Here it is! Finally a revolution in equine ice therapy, without the ice!
Never before has there been a machine that provides continuous &
programmable equine cold or heat therapy combined with a massage
function for the repair & general maintenance of sports horse’s legs & body.
ROCKTON WORLD’S FAIR
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NATURAL & ALTERNATIVE DIRECTORY
Rose View Farm
Certified Equine
Sports Massage Therapy
• Increase range of
• Assist in detoxification
motion
and immunity
• Decrease muscle spasm
• Improve general well
• Reduce scar tissue
being
• Improve muscle tone
Contact
Kait at (905) 957-9061 or email [email protected] for more
information or to book your appointment.
Performance
Perfection
Equine Rehab
Services
01/2009
SKINNER
QUARTER HORSES
Prevention Therapy
Breeder’s Dispersal
of Well Bred Mares,
Geldings and
Broodmares.
Choose from 2
year olds to 22 year
olds. Several available
are “Awesome Mister”
blood lines. Horses at
Various stages of training.
Only sound, good
minded horses who are
easy to work with.
All Priced To Sell.
Call Tim or Wanda Skinner,
in Raymond, ON. area.
705-385-0570
Skinner
Quarter Horses
10/2008
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· Certified double Gold
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Chris Irwin Trainers
· Symphony’s Multi Discipline
program reflects Irwins horse
training techniques.
Visit www.chrisirwin.com
for details.
· Riding lessons
· Starting Green Horses
· Retraining horses
· Training for reining & trail
· Producing quiet sensible
mounts
· Horsemanship &
Riding Clinics
778 County Road 37 Wheatley, ONT between Windsor
and Chatham
Phone: 877-825-8708
Visit our web site at
www.symphonystables.com
STRESS REDUCTION
04/2008
Stress reduction for competitive &
non-competitive horse & rider
combinations.
01/2008
10/2008
Boarding Specialists For All Breeds And Disciplines With An Individual Feed Program.
Welcome. World Class Facility • 87 Acres +
30 Acres Of Turnout • Private Paddocks • 3
Tack Rooms • 3 Outdoor Rings • 2 Outdoor Arenas • Trails • 3
Wash Stalls And Whirlpool • Stallion Barn • Run In Shed • Quarantine Barn • Insulated Olympic Sized Arena 100’ x 208’ • 3
Spectator Lounges • 4 Indoor Arenas • 80 Box Stalls • 161 Permanent Show Stalls • Can Accommodate Over 400 Horses •
New Added: Miles of Groomed Trails • 6095 Dickenson Rd.
Glancaster , ON. L0R 1P0 (905) 679-1224
12/2007
Learn Equine
Massage Therapy!
Simple & effective techniques utilized & taught.
Practice mobile in York Region.
Pat is also a professional geomancer.
Contact Pat Prevost R.H.N. (905) 841-1044
BLACKS EQUINE CENTRE
• Boarding Specialists! •
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Cell 416-997-6378
Massage Therapy for the
Horse & Rider
For Optimal Health &
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Lecture Topics Available
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Courses by
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Learn to release athletic
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while deepening your
bond with these amazing
creatures! Check coming
events in The Rider .
Visit our web site for
clinic dates in your area.
www.equinerehab.ca or
Call 1-888-378-4632
10/08
Horse Boarding Training Facilities REAL ESTATE:
By Teri Davidson.
For Sale
London / Ingersoll
Area
Hamilton / Brantford
Area
“Langford Church Stables”
New Price! $549,900
Lovely 1 1/2 storey home, open concept with great
views of the property from every room. House set
700’ back from the road. Indoor arena and stables
(8 years old). 80’ x 130’ include18 10’x10’ box
stalls, tack room, viewing room and outdoor
sand arena with judges booth.
Board fence paddocks.
Long established breeding boarding and used for shows.
Call Teri (519) 647-3330 to find out more.
31 Aces, Circa 1800 Ontario Brick Farmhouse
is elegant and stately. Four bedrooms, updated
kitchen, two new bathrooms. Main floor family
room. Lovely! Plus a full turnkey horse operation. Board fenced paddocks. Cross country
eventing course. Dressage outdoor arena with
solid base. Garage, drive shed, timberframe
barn with 23 box stalls, gorgeous!Viewing area
lookout over 70’ x 144’ indoor arena. Wash
area. Tack room. Very, very nice property in
great location between Brantford and Ancaster.
$1,149,000 asking price. Just Listed.
Call to view.
Call Teri Davidson on all of these or view pictures at www.venturehomes.ca
Brokerage
Call Teri Davidson,
Broker/Owner,
Associate Realty Brantford Inc.
519-647-3330
Coboconk Farm - $374,900
Gasoline Prices: Having Effect on Rural Sales?
Much as I hate negative media , I would
have to say I am feeling a small ripple of negative
thinking from some of the buyers who are contemplating a move outside of the city to a more
rural location. Let’s face it: if you are living on a
fixed income -and most people are- the extra gas
money every month is a luxury some can’t afford.
Farmers too are feeling the pinch. Sure, the commodity prices are up (course, who knows if that
will continue with all this rain!) but input fees are
up as well, so the farmer is back to the same bottom line. Unfortunately, commodity prices are apt
to rise and fall while input fees just continue to
rise and once they are up they stay there. Buyers
have always looked for rural properties close to
the city limits. This is nothing new and under the
concept of supply and demand, those properties
have always sold at a much higher price, to the
point of already being unaffordable for most
young families.
Then there’s the cost of heating the purchased home. More and more buyers are asking
for heating costs before they even look at the
available rural listings
I recall a young woman who I was working
with a couple of years ago. She and her husband
with their two young boys were looking to buy
their own little hobby farm after both having been
raised in the country. I found a beautiful three
acre parcel, with a majestic brick, two-storey,
manor style home on it... Circa 1800... My
favorite kind of house; full of character and original fixtures. We arranged to view the home. I
turned the key in the lock and we entered this
massive foyer with it’s 10’ ceiling, wide pine
plank floors, ornate plaster medallion circling
around the antique light fixture, solid oak French
doors off to the side leading into the living room.
Straight in front of us was this hand-carved,
turned, glorious staircase rising up into the second
storey. I could barely get my breath.... It was fabulous! As I’m thinking WOW! I hear the buyer
asking, “What are the heating costs?” I said, “
Are you kidding? Who cares? Look at this place!”
It ended up she did like it well enough to bring
her dad out to see it. I met them there, opened the
door, and guess what his first words were? Yep.
“How much to heat this place?” I guess I know
where the daughter got it. And no...they didn’t
buy it.
But I would have. So I guess there will still
be some buyers like myself who will think with
their hearts first and their heads later. I live in a
Circa 1851 farmhouse myself and when I purchased the heating costs were over $4,000. annually. I have cut those costs in half by keeping my
house temperature around 65 degrees and having
the television in the fireplace room. I keep the
fireplace on while we are watching a show in the
evening and read or do my computer work in the
same area. We shut it off when we retire for the
evening. It has made a real difference in our gas
bill.
My problem is I need the temperature the
same through the summer months because I’m in
the hot flash age group so my electrical bill for air
conditioning probably makes up the difference in
the heating costs!...... MURPHY’S LAW....no
way to win.
Teri Davidson is Broker/Owner of Associate
Realty in Brantford, Ontario. Teri has been a
member of the Brantford Regional Real Estate
Association and has been selling properties for
31 years. She and her husband Brian along with
their three children and grandson own and operate
“White House Farm” in Ancaster, Ont. where
they breed and raise registered quarter horses and
paints.
30 Minutes West of London
Private in cottage country! 1.5 hours from T.O. 105 acre hobby farm set stately on a hill. spring fed pond & 60 acres of rolling
pasture and hay fields with good fencing, round pen and run-ins. Red Brick Century Farm Home with lots of original trim.
Many recent updates including, Electrical service, Insulation, 2 Drilled Wells, Outdoor wood furnace, windows,
bathroom, finished basement, separate garage, plus so much more. Separate 3000` square foot insulated building with
ceramic tile floors, nice trim and a lower level shop. Would make a great art studio, wood shop, guest quarters.....?
Kirkfield Farm - $525,900
198 Acres with a 1/4 mile of shoreline on the south side of Mitchell Lake with access to the Trent system.
4 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom updated home, Large heated shop, Large Horse barn with 9 boxstalls.
All on a paved road 40 minutes to Lindsay or 30 minutes to Orillia.
New Listing - $390,000
HERE'S YOUR
DREAM
GETAWAY ...
A Confederation Log
Home with lots of privacy.
A covered front porch,
and a vaulted ceiling in
the Great Room.
Small horse barn with a
couple of stalls. 25 acres of beautiful rolling terrain, hardwood bush,
pasture and trails through the forest.
2.32 acre horse farm on Graham Road near West Lorne. This property is a 10! Ranch home has 2+1 bedrooms (2 up, one down) 2 full baths, (Master BR has ensuite) Large kitchen with dining area, formal living room and a large family room with a fireplace. Partially finished basement has a bedroom, rec room
and lots of storage, or area for future finished use. Home has been re-insulated, re-shingled, re-sided and
replacement windows put in, in the last 10 years. Also has newer EEF F/Air gas furnace and C/Air. 2
patio doors lead to the back deck. It is a tastefully decorated, nicely treed and landscaped, non-smoking,
clean home and is move in ready!The 3 stall horse barn has a tack room and is well maintained and very
clean. Barn has a loft(water and hydro). The 40' x 23', 5 year old steel clad barn is ready to store your RV
and/or horse trailer(hydro). (2-11 foot doors) there is also a 34' x15' storage building that could be workshop/run in/hay storage....etc. Sandy type soil.There are two fenced paddocks that are horse ready.This
property is well maintained and ready for you and your horses.Municipal water & natural gas. Asking
$259,900. Call me to arrange a viewing. (MLS#418781 (LSTAR))
Land Office Inc.,
Real Estate Brokerage, Dutton, ON
sutton group - karawtha lakes realty inc. brokerage*
*INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
Toll Free: (877) 405-8484 • Fax: (705) 454-2446 • Direct: (705) 879-0130
Email: [email protected] • www.kawarthaproperties.com
(519) 762-0001, 1-800-778-7749
co-listed with Bonnie Baker
SUTTON GROUP PREFERRED REALTY INC.(1), Brokerage,
Independently Owned and Operated
Contacting All
Wellington County
residents!
The Royal Winter Fair Goes Online
and Interactive with Barnmice.com
Join The Royal’s online community before August 19th
to be entered to win a portrait of your favourite horse by
Canadian Olympian Kelly Plitz.
The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair has just created
a new online “community” on the popular equestrian
networking site barnmice.com, and is inviting horse
lovers around the world to join in.
In the community, members can share stories, photos and videos of their horses, as well as start discussions, post blogs and network with fellow equine enthusiasts from the 128 countries visiting the Barnmice site.
Members will also have access to the complete range of
offerings on the site, including a psychotherapist, nutritionist and athletic therapist for riders as well as a team
of veterinarians. This team of specialists is offered
exclusively to Barnmice members.
As part of this invitation to join The Royal’s community, Barnmice and The Royal have partnered with
Canadian Olympic rider Kelly Plitz in a special contest
for new community members. Anyone joining The
Royal’s community between now and August 19th will
be entered into a draw to win an original portrait of their
favourite horse, by Olympic eventer and renowned artist
Kelly Plitz of Port Perry, Ontario.
“We anticipate our Royal community on Barnmice
will become a destination for Royal enthusiasts near and
far,” says Bill Duron, CEO of The Royal. “By the time
November rolls around we expect our members to be
sharing stories and photos from all facets of the Fair on a
day by day basis. It’s a great platform and a great
match.”
To join The Royal community go to:
http://www.barnmice.com/main/authorization/signUp?ta
rget=http%3A%2F%
2Fwww.barnmice.com%2Fgroup%2Froyalagriculturalwinterfair
Waterloo Region
Promote your horse related businessor
group in a Wellington County Spotlight in
the September issue of The Rider!! Show
why Wellington County is Such A Great
Place For Horses in Ontario!!
Deadline is Aug. 24th, Don’t be left out.
Call Kelly 905-765-4615
1-877-743-3715, [email protected]
Erin, South Wellington, North Halton
Equestrian & Rural Properties
Both Realtors offer
20 years
Real Estate Sales
Experience
DEERWOOD REAL ESTATE LTD.,
Brokerage
6586 Crowsfoot Road, RR#1
Breslau, ON N0B 1M0
(519) 648-3133 (Phone)
Katherine RechtorisDavid McNab
(519) 648-3233 (Fax)
McNab, Real Estate
Broker
Broker of Record
Erin, Caledon & Surrounding Areas
Alan McPhedran
Sales Representative
Re/Max Real Estate Centre Inc., Brokerage
Office (519) 856-0135 or 1-866-616-0210
Cell (519) 829-9930
Visit Our Website:
www.townandruralhomes.com
York Region & Durham Region
Ottawa Area
Real Estate
Agent
Directory
Brenda Tumanidis
Sales
Representative
Toll Free Pager: 1-800-361-6683
Cell: 905-955-1612, Res: 905-722-3323
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.homestore.ca
sutton group-future realty inc. Brokerage
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
905-853-5955
Office
40 Davis Dr., #3, Newmarket, ON L3Y 2M7
Norfolk County
Kawartha Lakes
Central Ontario
Durham Region
Southwestern Ontario
Stan Pajor
Work: (519) 443-8620
• Fax: (519) 443-6434
Home: (519) 443-5696
• Cell: (519) 428-8788
46 Main St. S., Waterford, ON N0E 1Y0
Orangeville Area
www.murraygibbons.com
• Serving SouthWestern Ontario • 30 Years Experience
• International and local clientele
All types Farms, Rural, Residential,
Development Lands
MURRAY Gibbons, B.Sc., Agr.,
Broker
sutton group-professional realty inc., Brokerage
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED
41 Broadway, Unit 3, Orangeville, ON L9W 1J7
Bus: (519) 940-0004
Toll Free: 1-888-506-1116
Fax: (519) 940-3443
Janna Imrie
David MURRAY Real Estate Broker Ltd.,
Waterford, Ontario
Call: Office 519-443-8620 or Cell 519-757-5595
www.OwnOntario.com
Simcoe County
Brant County
Norfolk County
Teri Davidson
103 Queensway East,
Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 4M5
Broker/Owner
RE/MAX Erie Shores Realty Inc., REALTOR®
29 yrs full-time experience •
Canada's Most Referred Realtor
Independently Owned & Operated
STEVE SZUCS (Such), B. Comm.
Serving: Brant, Haldimand, Norfolk,
Oxford, South Dumfries, North
Dumfries, Ancaster, Flamborough,
Cambridge and Woodstock.
Associate Realty
Brantford Inc.
519-752-4116 • (519) 647-3330
[email protected]
Broker
“Satisfying customers for over 20 years”
Res: (519) 428-4280
Fax: (519) 428-1109
0081
Website: www.mybrokersteve.com
Bus: (519) 426(24 hour pager)
Percheron Plowing Match
Friday
Aug. 22nd
to Sunday
Aug. 24th
Above: Rob Allison
managed the Kubota
booth at the
Plowing Match
Gigantic Annual End Of
Summer Tent Sale!
Right: Ken Singer of
Woodstock
Up To 50% off on Select Items including
remaining 2007-2008 Winter Stock
Saddles up to 30% Off
Right: Brad Linton of
Goderich
Affordable paradise for you and your horses
$439,000
50 acres 1-1/2 hours east
of Toronto and minutes
from Cobourg Via Train
station
320 Maple Grove Rd,
Colborne (Cramahe
Township), ON K0K 1S0
50 acre parcel set up as a hobby farm for horses. Approx. 10 acres fenced for horses,
10 acres fields and about 30 acres is mixed bush. The property features a 30' x 50' barn
with a 24' x 30' run in shelter and a 20' x 50' attached steel storage shed. The main barn
is complete with a finished tack room, 5 large box stalls and overhead loft for hay.
The house features 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, lovely kitchen with oak cabinets and work
island, workshop in lower level, wood stove, covered front porch and back deck.
The perfect set up for your hobby farm or horse farm operation.
Mls listing: 81110
Right: Fred McDiarmid
and his eight horse hitch
All photos by
John Davidson
Performance Horses Available
Percheron/
TB filly
Finishing
16.2
4yr old Endurance, eventing Prospect
4 under $4,000
Tony Pulla, agent: toll free:
888-373-1980 or
24 hour pager: 905-373-1980
For more information including
floor plans, see mls 81110 at
website:www.pulla.ca
Sire is son of” BRIARTIC EISEN”
Winners of Line, hunters, jumpers,
Prel eventers in Canada and US. Others
with show experience available as well.
Wendy Driscoll, 519 638 5703,
[email protected]
B.E. Larkin Equipment Ltd.
3769 Stouffville Rd.,
Gormley, ON L0H 1G0
(905) 887-0802
Carriere & Poirier Equipment
5024 Hwy 17, Alfred, ON K0B 1A0
www.carrierporier.on.ca
Church’s Farm Supplies
B & T MacFarlane Ottawa Ltd. 3560 7th Line, Innisfil,
45 Slack Rd.,
Barrie, ON L9S 3M5
Nepean, ON K2G 0B7
(705) 458-0870
(613) 225-0555
Brant Tractor,
a Division of D & W Group
1324 Colborne St W
Brantford ON N3T 5L7
519-449-2500 www.dwgroup.ca
DeBoer’s Equipment
519 Wellington Rd. 7, RR #1,
Elora, ON N0B 1S0
(519) 846-5388
www.deboersequipment.com
Earth Power Tractor and
Equipment
Meaford , ON 1-800-265-3730
Stayner, ON 1-888-428-3188
Hyde Park Equipment
2034 Mallard Rd.,
London, ON N6H 5L8
(519) 471-1400
Ross Doble Inc.
100 Hwy 7 & 12
Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
(705) 357-3123
Ed Stewart’s Equipment
Hwy 24 and Hwy 25 N,
Erin, ON N0B 1T0
(519) 833-9384
• 1-888-833-9616
Midwestern Equipment
Hwy 23 North,
Listowel, ON N4W 3H2
(519) 291-2697
Topline Trailer & Equipment Sales
1226 Hwy 31,
Winchester, ON K0C 2K0
(613) 774-0992
www.toplinetrailers.com
Brockville - 613-342-0668
Galer Farm Equipment
557 Hwy 5, between
Hwy 6 & Hwy 8,
Dundas, ON L9H 5E2
(905) 628-0551
Robert’s Farm Equipment
RR #1, Chesley, ON N0G 1L0
(519) 363-3192
1-888-265-4773
Vallance Equipment
4179 Simcoe St. N.,
Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4
(905) 655-3291

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