July-August 2009 - Australian Appaloosa Association

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Photographer: Mel Cruden
Leadline competitors
GK Maximum Skip (left) and GK Little Skip Jack (right)
Supreme Amateur Exhibit and Supreme Halter Horse - Deja Vu
Grand Champion Hack - Hot Roddin Classic
CONTENTS...
PAGE 2 -3 ..................• Office News - Updated information
PAGE 4 ......................• AAA Current Executive Directors & Schedule of Fees
PAGE 5 ......................• President Report
PAGE 6 ......................• Directors Report
PAGE 8 ......................• Amateur News
PAGE 9 ......................• Amateur List
PAGE 13......................• Youth Zone
PAGE 17, 20 & 36 ....• Stallions/Sales & Service • PLUS Business Directory
COVER PHOTO:
Leadline competitors, GK Maximum Skip (left) and
GK Little Skip Jack (right), Supreme Amateur Exhibit and
Supreme Halter Horse - Deja Vu,
Grand Champion Hack - Hot Roddin Classic
PAGE 33......................• Show Approval List
PAGE 34......................• Regional Club Contacts
PAGE 36......................• AAA Advertising Booking Form
PHOTOGRAPHER: MEL CRUDEN
ISSUE: JULY/AUGUST 2009
AUSTRALIAN
APPALOOSA
ASSOCIATION
LIMITED
OFFICE ADDRESS:
22 Showground Road
Tamworth, NSW 2340
PO Box 3212
West Tamworth, NSW 2340
AAA FEATURES...
FAILURE OF PASSIVE
TRANSFER...
If foals don’t get the necessary antibodies
from their dams, they are at risk of
developing serious medical conditions.
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OFFICE CONTACT:
2009 NATIONAL
FUTURITY RESULTS...
Phone: 02 6765 7969
List of results and photos of winners.
Facsimile: 02 6765 7515
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.appaloosa.org.au
ADMINISTRATION:
Kiara Le Cerf
Vanessa Roach
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday to Friday
9.00am to 4.00pm
OFFICE CONTACT:
Phone: 02 6765 7969
Facsimile: 02 6765 7515
• ARTICLES &
ADVERTISING:
MUST BE FORWARDED TO:
[email protected]
PUBLISHER/DESIGNER:
T.M. ARTnDESIGN
Tracey McClurg • Mobile: 0416 063 204
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37TH NATIONAL
APPALOOSA SHOW...
2009 saw the running of the 37th
National Appaloosa Championships
in Dubbo NSW.
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2009 NATIONAL
RESULTS...
Photos of winners and results.
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2009 NATIONAL
SHOW HIGH
POINT AWARDS
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PRINTER:
Graphic Impressions
The National Appaloosa Journal is the official
publication of The Australian Appaloosa Association Ltd.
This magazine is endorsed by the Association.
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AAA - JULY/AUGUST 2009
OFFICE NOTICE BOARD...
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NEWS FROM THE AAA OFFICE:
Congratulations to all winners and place getters
from the Queensland State Show, from all reports it
was quite a good show and everyone enjoyed
themselves.
* REMINDER:
* AAA ADVERTISING:
A reminder to members that Service Certificates are
due 31 July 2009 and your Membership and
Amateur Membership for the 2009/2010 season are
due on 1 August 2009.
A great way to get your Stud or Business out
there is by advertising in the Journal. Any
member wishing to advertise in The National
Appaloosa Journal can contact the Office or the
Publisher Tracey McClurg or email:
[email protected] ed.
A reminder also to those members who have point
sheets to send in for the 2008/2009 Show Season,
you only have until 31 August 2009 to lodge those
point sheets. After this date unfortunately your Point
Sheets will not be accepted.
APOLOGY:
THE WRONG NAME
WAS ON THE
MAY/JUNE COVER
DESCRIPTION
The Horse on the front
cover of the last journal is
incorrectly named on the
inside cover. It says it is
"cooks lane clybucca"
but it is
"SYERRA DALEY
AND JUDGE THE
COLOUR"
Photographer:
Audrey Haywood
Sizing & price information is in the journal, along
with the advertising form. Payment can be made
by Money Order, Cheque or Credit Card
(1.95% surcharge will apply to all credit card transactions).
* MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS:
Membership Renewals, Amateur Applications and
Futurity Entry Forms are all inserted in this journal,
if you haven’t received any of these forms please
contact the Office or go to our website where
they can be downloaded.
* PAPERWORK:
If you have any questions or are wondering where a
horse registration, membership or any other paperwork
you have sent in is up to, please don’t hesitate to call
either Kiara or myself, as we are only too happy to let
you know where your paperwork is up to.
* 2009/2010 END OF YEAR HIGH POINT AWARDS:
We have listed below the 2009/2010 Show Season High Point Awards. You will note that there are some new awards on
offer for this Show Season.
If you have any questions regarding these awards or how you can be eligible for these awards, please contact Head Office.
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AAA - JULY/AUGUST 2009
OFFICE NOTICE BOARD...
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* POINT RECORDING:
* NATIONAL AWARDS:
Point Recording Nomination forms are on the reverse
side of your Membership Renewal forms. If you wish to
have your points recorded for the 2009/2010 Show
Season please ensure that you complete this form.
Halter Awards
Colt 2yrs & Under
Stallion 3yrs & Over
Filly 2yrs & Under
Mare 3yrs & Over
Junior Gelding 2yrs & Under
Senior Gelding 3yrs & Over
Overall High Point Halter Horse of Australia
Performance Awards
Yearling Versatility
2 year old Performance Horse
3 year old Performance Horse
Junior Performance Horse
Senior Performance Horse
English Performance Horse
Overall High Point Performance Horse of Australia
Youth Awards
11yrs & Under Walk/Jog
11yrs & Under
12 – 14 Years
15 – 18 Years
Amateur Awards
Amateur Halter Horse
Amateur Junior Horse 5yrs & Under
Amateur Senior Horse 6yrs & Over
Limited Amateur of Australia
State Awards
High Point Halter Horse
High Point Performance Horse
High Point Amateur Halter
High Point Amateur Performance
High Point Youth 11yrs & Under Walk/Jog
High Point Youth 11yrs & Under
High Point Youth 12 – 14yrs
High Point Youth 15 – 18yrs
There has been a lot of discussion recently from
members regarding the Point Recording fees and what
is good value for you, the members, if you have any
suggestions or feedback on the Point Recording fees
could you please email it to the Office at
[email protected].
We would like to know what you think.
* NEW SCHEDULE OF FEES:
You will notice the new registration prices now
include DNA testing. There will be a registration
amnesty from 1st August to 31st October 2009
where all horses over 10 months will have the
ability to be registered within the “0-9 Months”
category with a fee of $115.
This applies to financial members only.
Non financial members will pay the full $210
registration fee.
* DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES:
• July
- Service Certificates due July 31st
• August - Membership Renewals due August 1st
- Amateur Membership Renewals due August 1st
- Regional Club Affiliation Fees due August 1st
• September - 1st Futurity payments due September 1st
• December - 2nd Futurity payments due December 1st
In the next issue of the National Appaloosa Journal we will
detail all the rules and regulations for the 2009/2010 High
Point Awards.
Happy Riding
Vanessa & Kiara
• ALL ARTICLES, ADVERTISING & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (THIS MEANS EVERYTHING)
[email protected]
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2009/2010
AAA Current
Board of Directors
PRESIDENT**
Office
JOHN ETCELL
PO Box 1449
Dubbo NSW 2830
Home: 02 6887 3128
Mobile: 0419 269 211
E-mail: [email protected]
SCHEDULE OF FEES
EFFECTIVE 1 AUGUST 2009
• REGISTRATION
FILLY/MARE/COLT/GELDING
VICE PRESIDENT**
International
KEVIN PEATEY
203B Woodlands Drive, Wamuran QLD 4512
Mobile: 0419 740 877
TREASURER**
Website/IT
Marcus Sweeney
684 Caboolture River Rd
Upper Caboolture QLD 4510
Home: 07 5497 0229
Mobile: 0404 848 251
DIRECTOR
Events Management
DON NORTHEY
“Dunromin”
1178 New England Hwy , Tintinhull NSW 2352
Home/Fax: 02 6760 9447
Mobile: 0447 440 252
DIRECTOR
Marketing Promotions/Membership Services
SHARON COLDWELL
Stillwaters Lodge
50 Guntawong Road, Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Home Ph/Fax: 02 9838 1336
Mobile: 0400 440 067
DIRECTOR
Breeding & Registration Services
Conny Barry
930 Jubilee Road, Katandra VIC 3634
Home: 03 5828 3439
Fax: 03 5828 3530
Mobile: 0409 956 104
DIRECTOR
Sandy Tucker
Affliliates/Regional Clubs
Lot 6 Tiver Road
EVANSTON SOUTH SA 5116
Mobile: 0421 229 342
Company Secretary
DEBERA EBBETT
Riverdowns Appaloosa Stud
375 Edelsten Road, Jimboomba QLD 4280
Home: 07 5547 8888
Fax: 07 5547 8877
Mobile: 0412 483 816
SUB COMMITTEE CONTACTS
Amateur
MARSHA LEWIS
Celebrity Park
15 Stahls Road Oakville NSW 2765
02 4572 3535
**Indicates positions that make
up the Executive Committee Members
FILLY/MARE/COLT/GELDING
0 to 9 months (includes DNA Typing)
10 months & over (includes DNA Typing)
Non Members registration fee as above plus $35.00
Administration fee
$115
$210
STALLION
Includes DNA Typing & service certificate book
$350.00
OTHER
$65.00
$33.00
$20.00
$26.00
$12.00
$24.00
$30.00
$25.00
$42.50
$77.50
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
$25.00
$750.00
$16.50
$16.50
$12.00
DNA typing fee per horse
Buffy Coat Activation Fee
Change of registration category
Mare return (non AAA stallion – due 31/7)
Stallion returns (per mare – due 31/7)
Late fee on stallion/mare return, per mare per month
(Maximum charge $168.00)
Duplicate copy of registration certificate
Reservation of horse name (Maximum 2 years)
Transfer of ownership to financial member
Transfer of ownership to non-member
(Transfer fee $42.50 plus $35.00 Administration Fee)
Lease lodgement
Prefix record
Pedigree record (subject to availability)
Amateur Membership due 1/8
Club Affiliation (Includes Club Insurance $450.00)
Point Recording fee per year, per Amateur, per
Youth & per Horse
Point Recording Book
Immediate Action Notice Fee (For all incorrect paperwork)
SHOW APPROVAL
$88.00
State Shows
$16.50
All Other Shows
$10.00
Insurance Levy to be paid per Horse competing at State &
National Shows (Fee to be collected by Organising Club
and returned to AAA Ltd).
MEMBERSHIP
$146.00
Full Membership Includes magazine*
$204.00
Couple Membership
$146.00
Constituent Membership
$101.00
Junior Membership (12-18 yrs)
$17.00
Junior Membership (11& under)
$1200.00
Life Membership
$55.00
Magazine Subscription
Members
$66.00
International Magazine Subscription
Includes magazine*
Includes magazine*
Includes magazine*
Excludes magazine
Excludes magazine
and Non-members
*One magazine per household is compulsory. Deduct $55.00
for second & subsequent memberships.
A Surcharge Of 1.95% Will Apply
To All Credit Card Transactions
AAA REPORTS / NEWS / FEATURES / NOTICES / YOUTH / AMATEUR
PRESIDENTS REPORT...
- John Etcell
Well the 37th National Championship Show has come and gone.
Congratulations to all winners and thank you to all competitors.
Overall, the comments on the
Nationals were very positive.
There was some negative
feedback. Some of this was
constructive and the board will
take that constructive criticism
“on board” and use it to ensure
that the 38th Appaloosa
Championship Show will be an
even bigger and brighter event.
that the burden of service that Kiara had over the previous
twelve months (and did a credible job) will be lightened and
service levels increased.
By now most members would
be aware that next year’s show
will be held in Tamworth in the week 21 to 28 March 2010.
I also advise that there will be a second telephone line installed
in the office which will also contribute to a better member
service. Members will also be pleased to know that the
schedule of fees for 2009/2010 (effective from 1 August 2009)
remains unchanged (with the exception of the rationalisation of
registrations).
The Board held its autumn meeting on Saturday and Sunday 30
and 31 May 2009. Minutes of the meeting are on the
Association’s website. One of the important initiatives is that the
Board has given consideration to an Association Strategy. This
includes a revamp of the portfolios for the Directors. Elsewhere
in the Journal, Marcus Sweeney will elaborate on the portfolios.
One matter that was discussed at the Annual General Meeting
(at the Nationals) was the office and its limited/uncertain tenure
at the Tamworth Showground. As a result of these discussions
and with an overwhelming concurrence of members present, it
is proposed to seek/purchase an appropriate building that will
accommodate the Association’s office. I can advise at this early
stage that a number of options are being considered. I will
keep everyone informed as progress is made.
Talking about the office, I have been given the portfolio of the
office, this means that it is my responsibility to liaise with the
office and ensure that member’s needs are served effectively
and efficiently. With Vanessa’s appointment as Office Coordinator at the beginning of the year, the Board is confident
Again, with Vanessa’s appointment, the Board has transferred a
number of operational responsibilities from the Directors to the
office. These include insurance/risk management, sponsorship
and fundraising, merchandise together with rulebook and
constitutional updates. The office will also be handing all book
work and office obligations for and at the National Show.
I am also pleased to advise that both Vanessa and Kiara will be
undertaking a webpage training course at Tamworth
Community College. Once completed, the responsibility for
updating the Association’s website will be undertaken by the
office and will be undertaken on a more regular basis. It should
be understood that the updates are currently a commercial
arrangement. It should also be noted that the Amateur
Association will have its own website on the AAA website.
As members read the various reports from the Directors on
their portfolios, I suggest that any queries you may have that you
contact either myself or the respective Director.
John Etcell
President - Australian Appaloosa Association - The Breed of Choice.
visit:www.appaloosa.or g.au
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DIRECTORS REPORT
- Marcus Sweeney - A Focus on Strategy
For the last 5 years the board of directors has taken on significant operational duties to
implement the control and governance to allow the association to survive.
The AAA in that time has gone from being broke to a financial sound position.
Previous boards should be congratulated for the approach taken.
Strategic thinking
The biggest change is the responsibility for strategy and goals for each
director Each director will stop being the one and only person
responsible for the planning and execution of duties in their portfolio.
Firstly each director will document the strategy (1, 3 and 5 year), goals,
targets and required resources for the portfolio by June 30 for the
board to review.These items will then be published to the membership
to allow you to see what it is the board is striving for, who is
responsible and the progress being made. This approach will allow the
board and members to plan years in advance key items such as
breeding programs, show campaigns, amateur or youth camps and
visits, sponsorship, international programs and much more.
Sub-Committees
No one likes committees for the sake of committees, or meetings for
the sake of meetings but for too long the responsible director as been
the person shouldering all of the work load. Apart from being unfair
this is not sustainable and we end up burning our key volunteers out.
This year each director will be actively looking for members to assist
with each portfolio, to provide ideas, review options, consider impacts
on the AAA, assistance to organise. This process will balance the work
load, allow for more ideas and insight and reduce the risk associated
with any single person.
The revamped portfolios
The two key points outlined above have allowed the board to re-vamp
the portfolios The portfolios are now:
President, Vice-President, Treasurer.
These key roles will oversee all portfolios and take on duties that affect
all portfolios. This includes, the office, insurance, western breeds society,
the constitution, investments, website and IT, fundraising and grants,
legal and human resources.
Marketing & Promotions
(Magazine, advertising)
This portfolio will deal with all aspects of Marketing, Sales and
Promotion. The following dot points outline what the portfolio would
be responsible for.
· Establishing a program of activities each year, an appropriate budget
for the activities to be approved by the board
· Identify and establish new markets both Nationally and International
· Identify and establish Export programs
· Identify and establish new Sporting programs for the
appaloosa(pony club, cutting, dressage)
· Be responsible for all advertising and promotional activities. Creating
ads and concepts, special programs, discounts, Internet
advertising etc
· Manage merchandise selection, approvals, purchase and distribution
International Programs
This portfolio will deal with all aspects of International Programs.
The following dot points outline what the portfolio would be
responsible for
· Establishing and building International exchange programs. Expand
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these programs for Youth, Amateurs, Professionals, Judges &
Directors. Design and implement these programs with international
bodies in other countries such as Brazil, South Africa, Canada, NZ
· Identify the need and processes required to introduce AAA World
cup teams.
· Design and implement Breeding incentives programs, international
semen exchanges (import and export)
· Identify opportunities for the AAA to leverage off programs the
ApHC currently has in place, for Travel, Magazine, International
sponsors.
Membership services (Amateur, Youth, Hall of Fame, History)
This portfolio will deal with all services that a
Member receives from the AAA.
· Review of what a member gets for membership fee. There must be
a value proposition for both members and the AAA.
· Magazine. The magazine is a membership service. Concentrate on
the style, structure, content, ads, cost, why we have it and define
opportunities for the magazine. Does it make money? Find ways of
increasing advertising income, be responsible for the current
magazine contract.
· Pricing reviews. Review of membership costs v benefits.
· Membership types. Are they appropriate? New membership types?
Family membership? Trainers Membership?
· What new services can be introduced onto the website?
Membership renewals, processing new memberships, membership
blogs, membership surveys.
Breeding & Registration Services
(Breeders Group, Studbook)
This portfolio will deal with all aspects of Breeding and Registration
that the AAA provides.
· Pricing and product reviews – review of all breeding and registration
fees and products.
· Registry types: Proposals for new registry types “casual”, non
appaloosa etc
· The studbook – Ensuring the official studbook is preserved. Do we
need to publish a hardcopy studbook
· Establish and promote the Breeders group
· Engage the Stallion owners to establish needs, wants and ideas. How
will international programs effect them, can we establish a breeders
export program
· Establish a strategy for increasing the numbers of Appaloosa bred
in Australia
· DNA testing and Genetic issues
Events Management (National & State shows)
This portfolio will be charged with the management of all AAA events.
This includes forming sub-committees, planning, executing and
managing all events approved by the AAA.
· National Show
o Planning and Execution of show
o Manage the sub-committee
· State Shows
o Offer advice to regional clubs in planning, execution. Find
efficiencies in the process. Can the AAA leverage its
knowledge and relationships to help the State shows
· Identify opportunities for new events
· Rulebook events.
o Lets find new ones or fix the current ones
(ie Hunter in hand has been great).
o Bring back the events that where once popular,
and re-launch.
and the Appaloosa horse.
o Structure and Strategy – why do we want regional clubs?
o Services provided – What do the clubs do
for the AAA and the breed
o How we get more out of our regional clubs
- $, participation, breeding
o How do we inspire our clubs to become more active and make
them long term prospects
o The regional club role in marketing our breed
o Pricing structures and impact on Insurance
Affiliates/Regional Clubs
This portfolio will be charged with the coordination of Regional Clubs.
The regional clubs are currently just insurance affiliates within the AAA.
It is time these became a marketing and promotional tool for the AAA
DIRECTORS REPORT
- Don Northey
To all the members who took part in the recent elections for the AAA
Ltd Board, please accept my thanks, and I would like to welcome newly
appointed Directors Sandy Tucker from South Australia and Conny Barry
representing Victoria.
At the May Board meeting, following a lot of input from
the membership, the decision to shift the National
Show away from Dubbo was ratified, the show will now
be held at the Australian Equine and Livestock Events
Centre (AELEC) in Tamworth from Sunday 21st to
Saturday 27th March 2010, with two American judges
to work both the Nationals and the Futurities.
More details will be posted on the website and in the
journal as soon as they are available. Other business was
the allocation of portfolios and I have been given the
privilege of Events Management. This portfolio includes
management of all AAA approved events, i.e. State &
National Shows. Further detail on the other Directors
Portfolios can be found elsewhere in the journal.
At the 37th National Show and Futurities held at Dubbo
this year we had a number of problems, being the
withdrawal of both US judges at the last minute for
various reasons, and the state of the arena prior to the
show starting. I would like to thank Christy Wood for
helping us out at such short notice.
To the ApHC President & International Director Frank
Larrabee and Merida McClanahan from ApHC
Marketing for arranging Christy’s travel, the AAA
Directors and all the people who have worked long
hours before and during the show and to you the
competitors and owners for supporting the show, my
thanks. The Show paid out approximately $56000.00 in
Prizemoney, Trophies, Rugs, Garlands and other equine
related goods. Please support the organisations and
individuals who have kindly sponsored the National
Championships.
It was not realised that the 37th National Show was an
important milestone in our history, it was Ralph Dunn’s
tenth year of being the National Show Announcer.
Congratulations Ralph and Thank you for so many years
of great announcing.
Don Northey
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REPORTS / NEWS / FEATURES / NOTICES / YOUTH / AMATEUR
Presidents - REPORT:
Australian Appaloosa
Amateur Association
OFFICE BEARERS
OFFICE BEARERS
PRESIDENT:
Marsha Lewis
15 Stahls Rd
Oakville, NSW
Phone: (02) 45723535
VICE PRESIDENT:
Debbie Pearson
864 Huntley Rd
Orange, NSW
Phone: (02)63655381
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Tamara Pearson
864 Huntley Rd
Orange, NSW
Phone: (02) 63655381
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6398
The rulings regarding the over 50 classes were finally put to rest with
a proposal put to the meeting that was virtually unanimous in its
acceptance.This proposal was tabled at the recent board meeting and
accepted.
We have now gone with an executive committee and delegates in
lieu of state representatives as not all states had an amateur ready to
take on a permanent position for 12 months. I would hope though,
that if a delegate has a project there will be amateurs that offer
assistance without being asked. We are all in this together and trying
to improve the amateur association for all members.
The number of amateurs competing at the National has grown since
our coming through EI and we can hopefully now go from strength
to strength in the future.
I would like to thank Megan and the committee for their efforts
through the past year and welcome the delegates and executive
committee on board for the coming year.
The efforts shown with sponsorship and product donation that was
apparent at the last National from a handful of amateurs was
outstanding and goes to show what a few can do with a little planning
so imagine our output if we ALL pulled together for a common cause.
For those that don’t know me I have been an active amateur
competitor since the inception of the group and had many years as
an amateur committee member.
COMMITTEE:
Robyn Smith
Kerry Andrews
Debbie Cotton:
Michelle Harris:
The Amateur AGM this year was
rather well attended with many
attendees being more vocal than
usual, which is a great change as it is
the only way the committee can get
a feeling for the wants, needs and
desires of the amateur membership.
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I ask that each individual amateur member bear in mind that all
positions are voluntary and we can only progress with the co
operation and input from you the member.
Wishing you all the best of luck for the coming show season and that
you’re riding path is trouble free and your pastures green.
Regards Marsha Lewis
President
Secretary - REPORT:
There is a new committee in place. If you have any
Amateur questions or Queries please use the
following procedure:
• First contact your closest committee member, they will help
you or forward the information to the executive committee.
• The Executive will then help you or forward the information
to the board for their assistance.
Debbie Pearson and I attended the latest Appaloosa Board
meeting on behalf of the Amateur Association. We put forward
a portfolio with many new ideas and strategies including:
• Notice of Motion – Amateur 50 and Over – This has been
Passed.
That Amateur 50 and Over become a recognized division of
the Australian Appaloosa Amateur Association, commencing
August 1st 2009. These Amateur 50 and Over classes to be
recognised Amateur events. These Amateur 50 and Over
Events to be held at State and National level. And maybe
held at Regional Club shows or any other show recognised
by the Australian Appaloosa Association. All scores to be
recorded resulting in an End of Year Hi Point and ROAs. The
AAA rule book to be amended accordingly.
• Amateur Committee Changes – new committee and change
in motion.
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New Banner
Website updates and Amateur email address
New Amateur Merchandise – future venture with the AAA
Amateur Buckles - future promotional ideas
Amateur Jackets – For all competitors at Nationals
Amateur National Show events – input into program and
class changes
The meeting went well, and we would like to thank the board
for the opportunity to work closely with them. The Amateur
Committee will now be working together with Sharon
Coldwell, who is now the Board liaison for the Amateurs and
Youth. Welcome Sharon!
A huge thank you is needed for the people who helped out the
Amateurs at the Nationals with prizes for bingo, class product
and their much needed support. It is great to see so many
people get involved in Amateur activities, and we would like to
see many more people help out in the future, remember you
will only receive what you put in!
Enjoy the winter weather and we look forward to seeing you all
out and about again very soon,
Tamara Pearson
AMATEUR LIST as at 1 JUNE 2009
The following list of AAA Members have applied for Amateur Status for the Show Season 2008/2009, if anyone knows of
any reason why their Amateur Status should not be confirmed, please send your written objection to the AAA Ltd Office
within 30 days of Publication of this Journal.
F8995
F8862
F9585
F11030
F10490
F2642
F9772
F7973
F9214
F9499
F7589
F7909
C975
F10634
CHAPMAN
ZWISLER
ABIGAIL
SEAGER
SCELLS
LORD
NOPPERT
COLE
MERRITT
CRUMP
MATHER
VILLANUEVA
MAITLAND
SIMPSON
AMY
SANDRA
NANCY
BRONWEN
DEBBIE
SHARON
NICOLE
SALLY
ROBYN
HELEN
TANIA
LINDY
PETA
KATHIE
F8980
F9370
F9371
F10936
F2938
F6798
F9465
F9466
F10982
F11054
F10266
F8990
F10451
DALEY
SULLIVAN
SULLIVAN
ORLANDO
ROGERS
BILL
PEATEY
PEATEY
WESTON
MOORE
MANSOUR(NEE JUKIC)
BRASS
HAUSFELD
KAREN
MELISSA
JAMES
TRICIA
ALEX
TRACEY
KEVIN
KARLITA
LESLIE
TERESA
JASMINE
LEIGH
ALAYNA
A.A.A.A AGM DUBBO 2009
Meeting Opened: 6.15 pm • Attendance: As per book • Apologies: As per book
Presidents Report:
- Meaghan Hennessy addressed the meeting talked on the last years
activities and thanked the 2008 Committee. She explained the Notice of
Motion and handed over to Robyn Smith for Further Explanation
Treasurers Report:
-Treasurer absent and report not available on the night.
Notice of Motion:
In The Australian Appaloosa Association Limited Rule Book 2008 Edition,
Division 10 - Australian Appaloosa Amateur Association, 10.2 Regulations
(c), to be changed to At their AGM they must elect a President and Secretary/Treasurer, and
minimum of 2 committee.
** Robyn Smith: Explains the motion:
- She believes we are nominating people from states, who are not
working or fulfilling the delegate requirements. She believes Amateurs
would work better as committee if they can reside from anywhere in
Australia. AS long as the delegate is working as team with the committee,
that would be more beneficial to the association than being nominated
for positions because of where you live, not whether you would like the
position.
- Robyn also explained the minimum of 2 committee members. We only
need a minimum of 2 people apart from the executive – President, Vice
President, Secretary /Treasurer. This number could be as many as you like,
if the people are willing to do the job
** Deanne Warwick: Asked could Robyn rewrite the motion to say “if a
position isn’t filled, we can take another delegate to help that state”. GO
back on history offer to the state and if it can not be fulfilled
** Much Discussion went around the room of past delegates not working
and of what the roles of delegates are
** Tamara Pearson: Explained the role of the delegates. They each look after
a state, the state show, gather media materials and fundraise.
** Debbie Cotton: Asked what if you are a delegate and given another state
to look after?
** Robyn Smith: The committee would sort out any problems and if a state
is not looked after it would be a group effort to look after everyone
** Marsha Lewis: It’s up to the committee to look after the amateur and
work together as a whole.
** More discussions took place on the floor between attendees
** Notice of Motion was put to a floor Vote:
- For the Motion: 15 people
- Against the Motion: 9 people
- Motion Carried and passed by the Amateur Floor
ALL POSITIONS DECLARED VACANT and Elections for Committee
** John Etcell occupied the chair for elections and called for stations to be filled.
He addressed the meeting remarking that the AAA is looking ahead and thanks
the past committee
President:
- Marsha Lewis………...nominated by Robyn Smith…seconded by
Lindy Villenauva
- Meaghan Hennessy…nominated by Joe Fowler… seconded by Pat
Thompson
- No Further nominations
- Floor put to Vote: 14 nominations for Marsha Lewis
11 nominations for Meaghan Hennessey
- Marcia Lewis is elected by majority vote as President
Vice President:
- Debbie Pearson…nominated Debbie Cotton…seconded by Joe Fowler
- No further nominations
- Debbie Pearson accepts and is elected Vice President
Secretary/Treasurer:
- Tamara Pearson…nominated by Joe Fowler…seconded
by Marsha Lewis
- No Further Nominations
- Tamara Pearson Accepts and is elected Secretary
Nominations for Committee called for by John Etcell (minimum of 2)
-Robyn Smith….nominated by Marsha Lewis…seconded
by Barbara Etcell
• Robyn Smith accepts and is elected on Committee
- Debbie Cotton …nominated by Debbie Pearson…seconded
by Barbara Etcell
• Debbie Cotton accepts and is elected on Committee
- Kerry Andrews…nominated by Tamara Pearson (nomination in writing
from Kerry as she could not attend the AGM.) Seconded by Michael
Ebbett
• Kerry Andrews accepted previously and is elected on committee
- Michelle Harris...nominated by Sharon Caldwell…seconded by Barbara
Etcell
• Michelle accepts and is elected on Committee
- No more nominations for committee.
2009 AAAA Committee:
- President: Marsha Lewis
- Vice President: Debbie Pearson
- Secretary/Treasurer: Tamara Pearson
Committee:
- Robyn Smith
- Debbie Cotton
- Kerry Andrews
- Michelle Harris
New Committee takes the floor:
General Business:
**Marsha Lewis takes the floor as President, greeted the floor and
congratulated the new 2009 AAAA committee. She asks for any general
business.
Amateur 50 yrs and Over
** Marsha Lewis opened to discussion. Everyone was under the understanding
50 and Over was to go ahead last season for State and National Shows. It was
promoted for the older riders. This division was popular in America and in the
AQHA and the Amateurs would like it bought back in. If we look at the
Current 2009 Nationals program the classes are basically all Amateurs. We
need to approach the board yet again to make this a recognized event.
**Meaghan Hennessey: The boards had previously passed Amateur 50 and
Over in their original proposed program at the May Board meeting Meaghan
attended as President. It was in the programmed and discussed it would go
ahead
** John Etcell: Talked to Meaghan on the floor. This was in the original program
as the board had considered the event. It was put to a board vote in December
and the decision was to make it an Open, not Amateur Event.
**Carolyn Allen: Recited the rules of the 50 an d over in to program; a non
professional
** John Etcell: Replied with there is no such thing as a non professional. If we
proposed this to the board they would discuss it.
**Gillian Allen: Will there be a hi point for this past season, as she had been out
competing in Amateur select at AQHA shows to gain point.
**Tamara Pearson: Responded to Gillian that no there would not be a high
point as the events had not run properly. For example VIC state ran as 45 and
Over, NSW did not have a state show. Also that in the original proposal 50 and
Over was only to be at State and National Shows. Regional events were not
included.
**Gillian Allen: Asked then why Amateurs were able to get Select marked on
their membership cards to go out and show.
**John Etcell: Explained that the 50 and Over sticker was to confirm your age
if you wished to show in open company. To show what you would be eligible
for. It was not to do with the Appaloosa 50 and over.
**Bob Scott: Asked about AQHA Select Rules.You cannot show in other events
was the main question
**Deanne Warwick: explained the rules. Stating that in the AQHA if you ride
Select in HUS you cannot ride in another HUS event, although you can go in
another division Western Pleasure.
**Debbie Cotton: Asked if we would follow the same rules as the AQHA
**Marsha Lewis: A floor vote was conducted: That 50 and Over become and
Amateur event.
- Vote For 25, Vote against 0 – Unanimous decision made to propose to the
board
**Marsha Lewis: Asked the floor could we all start think about class guidelines
and a proposal phrase for the board.
** Debbie Cotton: Do we also look at regional shows. For those shows with a
big program do they have to run these events?
** Marsha Lewis: No these events can be run by the regional clubs at their
choice.
**Debbie Pearson: What events are these being restricted to? It is hard to
restrict events as people are more inclined to enter if the events are available.
**Barbara Etcell: Place recognized events in the proposal and make it up to the
show committee what events they hold.
**Amateur proposal decided:
That Amateur 50 and Over become a recognized division of the
Australian Appaloosa Amateur Association, commencing August 1st 2009.These
Amateur 50 and Over classes to be recognized Amateur events. These Amateur
50 and Over Events to be held at Regional, State, National level or any other
show recognized by the Australian Appaloosa Association. All scores to be
recorded resulting in an End of Year Hi Point and ROAs. The AAA rule book to
be amended accordingly.
Amateur ROA Awards
** Deanne Warwick spoke to the floor about how the AQHA run their ROA
awards and speaks that it would be great of we could look at the system and
change them so that Amateur horses get recognized as well as the Amateur.
** Marsha Lewis clarifies the point with the floor, that the horse gets recognized
as an Amateur horse, not just the rider. This could be a great Selling point for
the horses.
** Bob Scott: Explains that people already know the horses. Why change what
is working.
**Deanne Warwick: speaks about the ROAs being a promotion of the horse.
She is not asking for an immediate response but would like the Amateur
committee to look into it as a future step of the Association
**John Etcell: Asks Deanne to start a discussion paper on the topic and submit
it to the association in the Appaloosa Magazine. He also said it could be put on
the website for discussion as well
Amateur Activities:
**Tamara Pearson: Bingo will be held Monday night of the National Show in the
Expo centre. Asks floor if anyone bought prizes to please put them on the table
and please all attend.
** Meaghan Hennessy: Amateur and Youth Teams challenge. Anyone who wants
to nominate it’s a $5 dollar entry fee and teams will be drawn out of a hat.
Scores board down by the arena. Please everyone come and join in.
Meeting closed at 7.30pm
~ AMATEUR PROFILE ~
Marsha Lewis F3567
I now reside in the Hawkesbury in a semi rural
area nestled between the bustle of Windsor and
the wilds of the hills towards Dural. The lots are
mostly 5 acres with the area now becoming big
homes in large gardens.
My riding career really started at the age of 13 once dad
decided it was cheaper for me to have a horse of my own
than keep hiring them from the local riding school in Brightle-sands. My first pony an aged gelding being what was then
called a skewbald so you could say I was on my way to the
coloured world early. Riding was bareback for the first 12
months of my horse ownership with a bridle being handed
down from an uncle with racehorses and a cast off rug that
he got lost in, but I was in seventh heaven. My dad grew up
in racing stables so my old pony had to be cared for like he
was going to the track or he was going back. This led to
some great lengthy discussions once I started Pony Club
with the instructress Glady Bunsworth teach me one way
and dad the other. I competed in the local gymkhanas but
as I had a coloured horse things were a little difficult so I
thought the sporting was a fairer deal as first past the post
did the trick.
Several horses later on I came into the Appaloosa world by
chance and met up with an old pony club friend Kathy
Bingham (Kate Harris) who with her family were busy
running the Sydney Regional Appaloosa club. I jumped in
boots and all, enjoying the pleasant atmosphere of western
showing compared to the hack ring and immediately
became a committee member serving in many and varied
roles over my many years with the club. The association with
SRAC put me in touch with another very staunch supporter
of the Appaloosa World, Dianne Copp and her dad Cecil. It
was these two that introduced me to my first National show
in 1982 and I haven’t missed on since.
Backed by The Copps and Binghams with the SRAC as my
sponsor I entered the Appaloosa Queen quest in 1983
which was the best time as I got to ride Tonga Royal Mr
Sunday for my riding tests thankfully loan to me by the
McAuliffes. What a mighty horse. To my surprise I was
crowned Australian appaloosa queen and represented our
association at the American and Canadian Nationals. This
was one of the proudest moments in my life.
I am basically an English event gal but with the help of a few
wonderful Appys I have owned my western is improving
and I now enjoy trail, have had a go at reining and would
love to do a good western riding pattern as I think this is my
favourite event.
Horses in general are my passion and I think they always will
be but I do dabble in patchwork, sewing in general and crafty
things. My cat family keep me busy with my indoor Burans
and my barn cats the last surviving canine ‘Sharie’ is greatly
outnumbered.
My most memorable horse is Meg (Tyson’s Little Dear) who
gave me Gest a Celebrity. My showing highs were
unmatched by any other horse I have owned and she was
my saddest moment when I lost her due to foaling
complications. The success of the partnership between me
and this horse was only achieved with the always supportive
help from my husband Ray and our trainer Wayne Judge.
Horses are the most grounding thing in ones life, they take
you as you are, they are the most forgiving creatures still
trying there best after you have lost the plot, they take the
blame when things go wrong even though you know it was
really your mistake. The person that can train and achieve
great things in the equine world without having to resort to
cruelty or gadgets gets my vote as the best horseman
anyone can know and I can only dream that if I keep learning
and practicing then one day I may be able to call myself a
true horsewoman.
This is a small look into my life with my equine friends I hope
you enjoyed my tale and I would like to think it may
encourage someone just starting out that the life with your
Appy companions can be a life long union.
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now must be forwarded to:
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Directors Report - Sharon Coldwell
Welcome to the new AAYA committee. Youth
President Emma Tucker is back for a second term, while
we are lucky to have many new faces. Contact details
for your youth delegate appear on this page.
The Participation Program, which rewards youth for pursuing
excellence in their chosen field of equine events.
The AAYA donated funds to purchase some AAA merchandise for
Victorian fire victim Madeline Busttili. Madeline youth members hope to
see you back in competition soon.
At the recent AAYA AGM the youth decided on selecting a new youth
logo. The new logo incorporates much of the history of the previous one
while bringing a new twist. There are two examples up for selection.
These have been supplied by Katbellamar Designs.
GET YOUR FORMS IN TO THE OFFICE. The season was from the 1st of
August 2008- till 1st of August 2009. I will give you till the 31st of August
to have your forms at the AAA office. So if you have forgotten to have
them filled in and posted do it now!
They have been numbered 1 and 2. Please email your preference. Once
this is finalized the organization of the youth merchandise can begin.
The Across the Ditch Program for youth from Australia and New
Zealand to be hosted in each country and compete at each countrys
National Show.
Thats it folk, any problems or questions just give me a call or email
details in the front of the journal
Current Bank balance is- $6096.90
Sharon Coldwell
NZ last indicated that they would discuss the program at their next
meeting. As per email with international Director K Peatey, NZ has such
low numbers of youth are currently unable to take up the offer. There is
a possibility of a Youth representative attending the NZ National in 2010.
The International Director is to confirm.
The running of camps and clinic for youth to learn from experts in the
equine field about their chosen events and general equine husbandry.
AAYA Youth Camp is an initiative to encourage, support & promote Youth
development within the Australian Appaloosa Association & the general
equine industry. The aim is to encourage Regional Club Affiliates to hold
one AAYA Youth Camp in each state, each year. AAA youth are given
preference for placement, but ALL youth are encouraged to participate.
Applications to hold an AAYA Youth Camp are submitted by tender, each
state is allocated a maximum of one Camp per year. Any Regional Club
Affiliate can tender to hold a Camp in its own state. Camps must be held
during school holidays or on a long weekend in that state. Further details
will be advertised as the organisation of each event proceeds.
The Out-Reach Program for youth based in remote areas that are
generally unable to attend events such as State Championships or the
National Show. They would be helped with travel, accommodation,
training and free entry to events. This program has not been implemented
yet, while some minimal interest has been received, finances are limited
for this expenditure.
The International Youth Exchange Program for our senior youth to
compete in the USA National Show.
Thank you to the four senior youth who applied for the program for the
2009 season. Unfortunately the very short time frame the ApHC had
given us and the lack of clear information in certain areas of the trip
concerned the board. So it was with the best interest of the youth that
the board agreed to postpone the program until the 2010 season. AAYA
camps will become a part of the selection process.
Current Youth News
Congratulations to our National Show Youth competitors and those that
have achieved great success in the open fields of competition. We should
be very proud of the amazing abilities of our youth.
2009 Australian Appaloosa Youth Committee & State Delegates
DETAILS...
PRESIDENT - Emma Tucker
Contact: [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT - Emily Hill
SECRETARY/ TREASURER DIRECTOR - Sharon Coldwell
• STATE DELEGATES •
TASSIE - Emily Archer
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Amber Goodrich
VICTORIA - Lauren Varing
NEW SOUTH WALES - James Hill
We are currently looking for willing youth from WA and Qld to be
involved. Please contact your Youth Director Sharon Coldwell.
ARTICLE BY: The Horse: Your Guide To Equine Health Care, © Copyright 2009 Blood-Horse Publications.
FAILURE OF
PASSIVE
TRANSFER
O
VERVIEW
Newborn foals are born
with virtually no infectionfighting antibodies. Foals
obtain these antibodies, also referred to
as immunoglobulins, from their dam’s
colostrum—a special type of milk that is
produced by the mare during the last
one or two weeks of gestation. Most
foals nurse from their dams and obtain
at least 1 liter of good-quality, antibodyrich colostrum within the first eight
hours of life. This process by which
mares pass antibodies on to their foals
via the colostrum is referred to as passive
transfer of immunity. When foals don’t
get any or enough of these important
antibodies, it is called failure of passive
transfer. In addition to antibodies, the
caloriedense colostrum also contains
growth factors and white blood cells and
possesses laxative properties to help the
foal pass the meconium (first feces).
It is imperative that foals ingest and
absorb colostrum within the first few
hours of life because foals are only able
to absorb antibodies during the first 1824 hours of life. Beyond one day of life,
the specialized cells that line the foal’s
gastrointestinal tract and assist in
absorbing the life-saving antibodies
cease to function.
Studies have shown that absorption of
maternal antibodies from colostrum is
greatest within 6-8 hours of birth. Since
the average foal has a suckling reflex
within 2-20 minutes of birth, can stand
within one hour, and can nurse from its
If foals don’t get the necessary
antibodies from their dams,
they are at risk of developing
serious medical conditions
When foals don’t get enough of the
necessary antibodies from their dams,
it is called failure of passive transfer.
mother within two hours, this is
normally not a concern. In fact, it is
currently estimated that only 10-20% of
newborn foals are diagnosed with failure
of passive transfer.
protect the foal can result in failure of
passive transfer. This occurs if a mare is
not properly vaccinated or is moved to a
new environment too close to the time
of foaling.
Depending on both the amount of
colostrum ingested and the quality of
the dam’s colostrum, failure of passive
transfer can be either complete or
partial. Foals with either complete or
partial failure of passive transfer are atrisk for developing serious medical
conditions such as pneumonia, diarrhea,
and joint infections.
■ Foals that do nurse, but are unable to
absorb the antibodies from the
colostrums, can also have failure of
passive transfer.
CAUSES
There are numerous causes of failure of
passive transfer. Some of the most
common include:
■ Mares that drip or run milk for
several hours prior to parturition. These
mares are actually losing the antibodyrich colostrum that foals require to
survive.
■ Orphaned or rejected foals and foals
that are unable to rise and nurse (due to
dysmaturity, prematurity, postmaturity,
weakness, or limb deformities, for
example) all lose the opportunity to
ingest the much-needed colostrum from
their dams.
■ Mares that have poor-quality
colostrum that does not contain the type
or amount of antibodies needed to
DIAGNOSIS
To diagnose failure of passive transfer a
veterinarian performs a physical
examination on the neonate and takes a
blood sample to measure the foal’s
antibody levels. The specific antibody
measured is immunoglobulin G (IgG).
Foals with IgG levels less than 200
mg/dl are diagnosed with complete
failure of passive transfer, whereas IgG
levels between 200 and 800 mg/dl is
considered a partial failure of passive
transfer. Normal foals generally have
IgG levels between 1,000 and 2,000
mg/dl. There are several commercial test
kits that can be used on the farm to
measure foal IgG levels to diagnose
failure of passive transfer. In general,
these tests provide relatively reliable
results in approximately 10 minutes.
Results are not quantitative (i.e., the test
do not give the exact mg/dl of IgG), but
simply indicate if the foal’s IgG levels
are above or below a certain cut-off
value.
To obtain an exact value, the sample
needs to be sent to a laboratory for
analysis, which will take approximately
24 hours. Obviously, this is not a
practical option for foals that are in dire
need of colostrum.
TREATMENT
Foals diagnosed with either complete or
partial failure of passive transfer require
an alternate source of immunoglobulins.
There are three main ways to achieve
this goal. First, foals can be administered
fresh or frozen colostrum. For example,
if the mare is leaking colostrum prior to
parturition, the colostrum can be
stripped from the mare and frozen until
the foal is born. Upon the arrival of the
foal, the frozen colostrum can be thawed
(not in a micro- wave!) and immediately
bottle fed to the foal. Alternatively, if
another more on the farm lost her foal
during parturition, the colostrum from
that mare can be stripped and frozen for
future use. Second, dried IgG products
are available that can be mixed with
water and bottlefed to the colostrumdeprived foal.
These products are stable at room
temperature and have a longer shelf-life
than fresh or frozen colostrum, but they
are expensive and have variable
absorption. That is, their efficacy is
somewhat questionable. Finally, equine
plasma high in IgG can be administered
intravenously. This option is used for
foals that: have very low IgG levels (less
than 200 mg/dl); are too old to absorb
orally administered immunoglobulins;
or have abnormal gastrointestinal
function that would preclude the
absorption of the immunoglobulins.
Post-supplement testing of blood IgG
levels is recommended.
PROGNOSIS
The prognosis for foals diagnosed with
failure of passive transfer is variable. Not
all foals with failure of passive transfer
will become sick, and not all foals that
achieved passive transfer of immunity
are guaranteed to be healthy.
Nonetheless, almost all foals that
develop life-threatening infections have
at least partial failure of passive transfer.
Therefore, it is imperative that foals
with failure of passive transfer are
diagnosed and treated as soon as
possible.
PREVENTION
The most important means of
preventing FTP is to ensure the foal
stands and nurses shortly after birth.
This is most successfully achieved on
farms that have birth attendants that can
witness the birth and assist the mare and
foal when necessary.
Other important factors that can help
minimize failure of passive transfer and
post-natal infections is to maintain a
clean foaling environment (including
the mare), to properly vaccinate the
mare (e.g., according to the AAEP
vaccination guidelines), and to keep the
mare in one environment (not move her)
within the last month of gestation.
This will ensure that the mare has had
sufficient time to develop antibodies
specific to the types of microorganisms
that are present in the environment in
which the foal will be born.
Photo by: Ev Lagoon
2009 NATIONAL APPALOOSA FUTURITY Results -
WEANLING FILLY HALTER FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 6
1
Self Obsessed
Noppert, M & N
2
Always Concent A Dream
Agnew, G
3
DNA Seeking Perfection
Maraun, S
4
Awevocative
Ryan, A
5
APS Sweet Dreams Honey
Maher, J
6
KNK Classy Girl
Peatey, K
WEANLING COLT HALTER FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 9
1
Barvee Its An Obsession
Foster, A & Jones, J
2
TL Phenomenal For Sure
Law, G & B
3
TL Phenomenal Image
Law, G & B
4
D & S Aces High
Mouatt, D
5
Classic Descent
Allan, C
6
Lyn-Lins Deal Or No Deal
Skelly, L & L
7
Yallawa Siouperstition
Basham, T
YEARLING GELDING HALTER FUTURITYNO IN CLASS: 5
1
Ashfield Gota Lota Dreams
O'brien, M & Smith, W
2
LA Awethentic Dream
Daley, K & S
3
Exceptionally Dreamin Mr
Polley, D & R
4
JT Hez A Two Timer
Livingstone, S, R T & J
5
The Social Page
Shingles, N
2YO HALTER FUTURITY
1
RP Girls Night Out
2
RP Double Vision
3
Pretty Deuce Coupe
4
Flaweless
5
Ashfield Age Of Concent
6
TS In Your Imagination
NO IN CLASS: 6
Stibbard, N & T
Etcell, J & B
Chapman, A
Daley, K & S
O'brien, M & M
Hennessy, M
3YO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 4
1
GK Little Skip Jack
Williams, B
2
RQH The Wizard
Allen, G
3
Moonglade Spot On
Peatey, K
4
My Olympic Dream
Roosendaal, B
3YO WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 5
1
Moonglade Spot On
Peatey, K
2
GK Little Skip Jack
Williams, B
3
RQH The Wizard
Allen, G
4
Glenburn Behind Bars
Turner, K & K
5
Show Us Your Style
Smith, R
4YRS & OVER TRAIL FUTURITY
1
Ampleur Li'l Leaguer
2
Scootin After Dark
3
GK Maximum Skip
4
TS Breeze By Hollywood
5
Judge The Colour
6
JD Classic Impression
7
Glenburn Ice Cube
NO IN CLASS: 9
Leeman, A
Webster, M, N, L & J
Henderson, G
Hennessy, M
Hill, E & J
Harris, M
Turner, K & K
2YRS & UNDER HUNTER IN HAND FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 7
1
Pretty Deuce Coupe
Chapman, A
2
TS In Your Imagination
Hennessy, M
3
Social For Sure
Michigan Park Appaloosas
4
Riverdowns Perpetual Lass
Ebbett, M & D
5
Nornao Heza Cool Rebel
Duin, A, T & S
6
APS Every Girls Dream
Maher, J
7
CA Encore
Smith, V
NO PHOTO SUPPLIED
WEANLING GELDING HALTER FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 4
1
DNA Perfectly Dreamy
Seager, B
2
TL Time For A Touchdown
Moore, N
3
RB Timeless
Young, C
4
Censational
Brooksbank, A
YEARLING FILLY HALTER FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 4
1
Middle L Glamaweous
Pearson, D
2
DNA All For Love
Kacunic, D & Briskey, A
3
DNA One Night Stand
Smith, M
4
LWM Ooh La La
Fowler, J
YEARLING COLT HALTER FUTURITY
1
Déjà Vu
2
CA Encore
NO IN CLASS: 2
Daley, K & S
Smith, V
2YO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 3
1
PS Ideal Reflection
Seguna, A
2
Middle L Fancy Bita Rad
Pearson, D
3
Duin, A, T & S
3YO TRAIL FUTURITY
1
RQH The Wizard
2
GK Little Skip Jack
3
4
Show Us Your Style
5
Moonglade Spot On
NO IN CLASS: 5
Allen, G
Williams, B
Turner, K & K
Smith, R
Peatey, K
3YRS & OVER HUNTER IN HAND FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 8
1
Wilway Juana Impress
Clarke, K
2
Riverdowns ConcentT Class
Ebbett, M & D
3
RQH The Wizard
Allen, G
4
Moonglade Spot On
Peatey, K
5
LWM Zippin' Champagne
Fowler, J
6
Every Kid's Dream
Brooksbank, A
7
Lyn-Lins Just Charge It
Skelly, L & L
2YO WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY NO IN CLASS: 3
1
PS Ideal Reflection
Seguna, A
2
Duin, A, T & S
3
Pearson, D
2YO TRAIL FUTURITY
1
PS Ideal Reflection
2
3
4YRS & OVER HUNTER UNDER SADDLE FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 8
1
Leeman, A
2
Every Kid's Dream
Brooksbank, A
3
The Socialite
Coldwell, D & S
4
Glenburn Ice Cube
Turner, K & K
5
Judge The Colour
Hill, E & J
6
LWM Zippin Champagne
Fowler, J
7
Scootin After Dark
Webster, M, N, L & J
3YRS & OVER HALTER FUTURITY
1
Classic-Elle Maid By Mr
2
Riverdowns ConcentT Class
3
Ellsan Ginger Meg's Dream
4
5
Glenburn Ice Cube
NO IN CLASS: 3
Seguna, A
Pearson, D
Duin, A, T & S
4YRS & OVER WESTERN PLEASURE FUTURITY
NO IN CLASS: 10
1
GK Maximum Skip
Henderson, G
2
The Socialite
Coldwell, D & S
3
Judge The Colour
Hill, E & J
4
Time To Be Radical (Imp)
Weston, L
5
JD Classic Impression
Harris, M
6
Glenburn Ice Cube
Turner, K & K
7
Leeman, A
NO IN CLASS: 5
Stibbard, T
Ebbett, M & D
Ebbett, M & D
Turner, K & K
Turner, K & K
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ARTICLE BY: Kiara LeCerf • PHOTOS BY: Mel Cruden
37th National Appaloosa Show
2009 saw the 37th running of the National Appaloosa Championships in Dubbo, NSW.
135 horses were entered in an attempt to claim part of the $46,000 in
prize money on offer. Members came from as far west as South
Australian and as far south as Tasmania, of course we cannot forget the
ever faithful contingents from Queensland, Victoria and New South
Wales. Many new faces attended the Show this year, even a couple of
2nd generation Appaloosa breeders were spotted amongst the
competitors.
Activities started on Saturday with a Youth Judging Clinic, run by the
AAYA, to help our Youth to understand what it is like on the other side.
The Youth thoroughly enjoyed being “Judge” for a couple of hours.
Following the Judging Clinic, Appaloosa Horse Club President, Mr
Frank Larrabee, kindly offered his wisdom to our members with a
Hunter In Hand Clinic, providing tips on what a Judge is looking for
and how to best show your horse in this class. Everyone that either
participated with their horse or just watch from the stands, were
extremely grateful to Frank for conducting this clinic.
Sunday and it was show time. English day and that means Dressage first
up. This year the Association sponsored a beautiful English Horse Head
Trophy for the Highest Dressage Score, which was won by TS Passing
Breeze, owned and ridden by Emily Hill. A quick gear change and was
time for the Hack Classes. Some very tough competition was over come
by Hot Roddin Classic Owned by Deanne Warwick/Ridden by Tamara
Pearson to take out Grand Champion Hack. Another quick change, and
was off to the Indoor Arena for the Hunter In Hand Classes. If there is
one event that continues to grow, it is Hunter In Hand, with the largest
class being the Gelding Class with 18 Entrants.
Day 2, Hunter Day, which included the $1000 Hunter Under Saddle
Feature, this year won by GK Maximum Skip and his owner/rider Guy
Henderson. This year we reintroduced Hunter Hack Classes and were
very well received by those that entered and those that were watching
intently from the Stands, one addition to these classes was the Hunt Seat
Equitation Over fences Class, I’m sure Shout The Bar (Andy), Owned
By Joanne Green/Ridden by Gina Eddie, is still waiting for the real
jumps to come out!
Day 3 began with the $1000 Open Halter Feature, which was taken out
by Déjà Vu owned by Karen and Samantha Daley/Shown by Samantha
Daley. The day continued with the Futurities, although numbers were
down this year, the quality of horses lining up was not. PS Ideal
Reflection Owned by Angela Seguna/Ridden by Raelene Gilboy, was
outstanding to win all three Ridden 2yo Futurities. And just when we
thought the Legend himself had been dethroned, Mega Dream (imp)
was once again crowned High Point Futurity Sire for 2009.
Showmanship classes closed out Day 3, with our Amateurs and Youth
Competitors showing the Judge some very polished performances.
When the program was set I don’t think that many people were looking
forward to Day 4, Trail Day. Some very promising youngsters showed
their talents in the Yearling Led Trail, which was taken out by Stillwaters
So Delicious, Owned by Tracey and Peter Wilson/Shown by Peter
Wilson. There were some very nice Trail patterns completed during the
day, showing that our horses are up there with the best of them. At the
completion of the day’s competition GK Maximum Skip had won his
second feature event, the $1000 Open Trail Feature, and they thought
they were having a great show then!
Competitors set off quickly to put horses away and get ready for the
Annual General Meeting, Dinner and Presentation Evening. Everyone
that attended the Dinner and Presentations enjoyed catching up away
from the Show Pen and congratulating the 2007/2008 State High Point
winners and 2009 Inductees to the Hall of Fame.
Another early start for Halter day, which generally means that riders can
have a day or at least half a day off, but this year there were some
beautifully presented riders being shown in the Halter Classes. The Most
Colourful at Halter again saw excellent numbers with 19 entries, which
saw Ellsan Ginger Meg’s Dream, owned by Debera and Michael Ebbett
/Shown by Debera Ebbett, judged the winner. Now it was time for the
one that everyone had been waiting for, Supreme Halter Horse, which
was taken out by Déjà Vu. After a few more classes to see who would
take out the Get of Sire and Produce of Dam Classes it was time for a
bit of fun with the reintroduced Keyhole and Barrel Race events. There
was a lot of cheering coming from a small crowd that came down to
watch the Amateurs and Youth strut their stuff.
Amateur Halter day arrived and Supreme Amateur Exhibit capped off
some beautifully presented horses with Déjà Vu taking out the prize,
making it a Supreme Double for the Daley Family, with this beautiful
Stud Colt claiming both Awards for 2009.
Yearling and 2yo Lungeline continued Day 6, along with the Tiny Tots,
who were all dressed to perfection with five little Princesses and one little
Prince, who were delighted with their very large gift bags. Day 6 was
completed with the Western Pleasure events and the Final Events for the
day being the $500 Ivy Western Wear and Saddlery Youth Western
Pleasure Feature being won by GK Little Skip Jack, Owned/Ridden by
Blayze Williams, the $500 Amateur Western Pleasure Feature going to
Every Kid’s Dream, owned/Ridden by Anne Brooksbank and finally the
$1000 Kentucky Equine Research Champagne Western Pleasure taken
out by GK Maximum Skip, giving ‘Max’ 3 wins from 4 Feature events for
the Show.
The final Day saw Western Equitation, Western Horsemanship,
Western Riding and Reining close out the Show. The Presentations of
the High Point Awards followed the last class with the Wayne Judge
Memorial Overall High Point Performance Horse going to GK
Maximum Skip who also took out 1st place in the Super Horse Award.
The Super Horse Award and High Point Trainer of the Show were new
categories this year and the High Point Trainer was won by Raelene
Gilboy and Runner Up was awarded to Allan Briskey.
Congratulations to all winners and place getters and a big thank you
especially our Sponsors, Show Team, every body gave a helping hand and
of course the competitors with out you the show would not be possible.
37th NATIONAL APPALOOSA SHOW - Results 2009
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
LWM ZIPPOS MIGHTY BRITE
TL PHENOMENAL DESIGN
APS EVERY GIRLS DREAM
SUITABILITY FOR DRESSAGE 2YRS & UNDER
13
KERRINNA SIE MY AFFAIR
KAREN FISCHER
1
RIVERDOWNS PERPETUAL LASS DEBERA EBBETT
2
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
MARK PRETTI
3
STILLWATERS SO DELICIOUS
PETER WILSON
4
CA ENCORE
VIKKI SMITH
5
JANNETTE AITKEN
6
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE 7
LIMITED AMATEUR DRESSAGE PRELIMINARY 1.3
SO PERFECT HE'S A DREAM
JAMES SULLIVAN
OVER AND OUT
LINDY VILLANUEVA
WJ RULES AND REGULATIONS TONI YOUNG
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
STILLWATERS CLASSIC KID
MELISSA BAILLACHE
SUITABILITY FOR DRESSAGE 3YRS & OVER
OVER AND OUT
LINDY VILLANUEVA
MINEMBER GRAND FINALE
SONJA VAUGHAN
JAMES SULLIVAN
AANUKA CONCENTUAL AFFAIR KEN STURT
TEST THE MAGIC MOMENT
SONJA VAUGHAN
LYN LINS JUST CHARGE IT
LYN SKELLY
LWM QUICKLY UNZIPPED
KIRSTEN MANN
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
DRESSAGE NOVICE 2.4
TS PASSING BREEZE
WJ RULES AND REGULATIONS
GEST A CELEBRITY
AMPLEUR LI'L LEAGUER
JIGADEE MISS T BREEZE
SHOUT THE BAR
MINEMBER SIMPLY GORGEOUS
DRESSAGE PRELIMINARY 1.2
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
SHOUT THE BAR
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER DRESSAGE PRELIM 1.2
BILLABONG TOUCH A SUN
AMBER GOODRICH
REVOROIS GOERS QUEEN
SAMANTHA PASCOE
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
MOONDYNES FINDERDREAM
AMBER GOODRICH
5
1
2
3
4
5
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS DRESSAGE PRELIM 1.4
LAUREN VEARING
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
SW DIER MR BEAN
JACINDA WEBSTER
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
KATE ALLISON
4
1
2
3
4
TAMARA PEARSON
RAELENE GILBOY
RAELENE GILBOY
GUY HENDERSON
GAIL MCCANE
GINA EDDIE
JAMES SULLIVAN
DRESSAGE ELEMENTARY 3.2 2
TS PASSING BREEZE
EMILY HILL
KARIN BROUGGY
1
2
EMILY HILL
RAELENE GILBOY
MARSHA LEWIS
RAELENE GILBOY
KARIN BROUGGY
GINA EDDIE
KARIN BROUGGY
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
LED HACK 3YRS & OVER
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
SHOUT THE BAR
OVER AND OUT
MARK PRETTI
JANNETTE AITKEN
JULIE MCCAULEY
JOHN MAHER
TAMARA PEARSON
SONJA VAUGHAN
GINA EDDIE
LINDY VILLANUEVA
JAMES SULLIVAN
SONJA VAUGHAN
LYN SKELLY
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
LED HACK 2YRS & UNDER
CA ENCORE
LWM OOH LA LA
VIKKI SMITH
JO FOWLER
KAREN FISCHER
12
1
2
3
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER HACK 14HH & OVER
AMBER GOODRICH
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
3
1
2
3
GALLOWAY HACK 14HH & NE 15HH
JAMES SULLIVAN
RAELENE GILBOY
SONJA VAUGHAN
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
MINEMBER SIMPLY GORGEOUS KARIN BROUGGY
5
1
2
3
4
5
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS HACK 14HH & OVER
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
TYLER PEARSON
LAUREN VEARING
TS PASSING BREEZE
EMILY HILL
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
KATE ALLISON
SW DIER MR BEAN
JACINDA WEBSTER
AMATEUR DRESSAGE PRELIMINARY 1.4
GEST A CELEBRITY
MARSHA LEWIS
KARIN BROUGGY
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
TAMARA PEARSON
JAMES SULLIVAN
JANET DANIEL
PHANTOM LACE
NAOMI MOORE
4
5
6
7
LIMITED AMATEUR HACK 14HH & OVER
JAMES SULLIVAN
SONJA VAUGHAN
GEST A CELEBRITY
MARSHA LEWIS
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
PATRICIA THOMPSON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR HACK 14HH & OVER7
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
TAMARA PEARSON
OVER AND OUT
LINDY VILLANUEVA
JAMES SULLIVAN
KARIN BROUGGY
SONJA VAUGHAN
JANET DANIEL
TS BREEZE BY HOLLYWOOD
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
HACK OVER 15HH
OVER AND OUT
TS PASSING BREEZE
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GEST A CELEBRITY
SHOUT THE BAR
LINDY VILLANUEVA
EMILY HILL
SONJA VAUGHAN
GUY HENDERSON
KARIN BROUGGY
MARSHA LEWIS
GINA EDDIE
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
GRAND CHAMPION HACK
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
4
TAMARA PEARSON
1
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
STALLION/COLT HUNTER IN HAND
THE SOCIALITE
SHARON COLDWELL
CA ENCORE
VIKKI SMITH
2
1
2
2009 37th
WILWAY JUANA IMPRESS
GVP KAOMA OUR CONFEWSION
MIDDLE L A FANCY BITA RAD
GELDING HUNTER IN HAND
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
OVER AND OUT
TRIPLE A IMPRESSIVE DEAL
SHOUT THE BAR
SOCIAL FOR SURE
RIVERDOWNS CONCENTTCLASS
18
AMY CHAPMAN
LINDY VILLANUEVA
CAROL WILLDING
GINA EDDIE
PETA MAITLAND
MICHAEL EBBETT
GAIL MCCANE
MARE/FILLY HUNTER IN HAND 7
KAREN CLARKE
KAREN FISCHER
AANUKA CONCENTUAL AFFAIR KEN STURT
TS IN YOUR IMAGINATION
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
SONJA VAUGHAN
LWM ZIPPIN' CHAMPAGNE
JO FOWLER
YEARLING HUNTER IN HAND
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
LWM OOH LA LA
AMPLEUR HOT AND HAWNIE
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
11
JULIE MCCAULEY
DEBBIE PEARSON
PETER WILSON
JO FOWLER
RAELENE GILBOY
KAREN FISCHER
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 11YRS & UNDER WALK/TROT
HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
KIRSTEN MANN
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
JESSICA PASCOE
JADE GOODRICH
50YRS & OVER HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
9
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
1
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
2
LYN SKELLY
3
CHIPPED IN DIAMONDS
NARELLE SHINGLES
4
SUTHERN MIDNIGHT CLASSIC BARBARA JOYCE SCOTT 5
GLENBURN IRON-A-MELEON
KARIN TURNER
6
MIDDLE L MY T CHOICE
MARSHA LEWIS
7
2 YEAR OLD HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
RAELENE GILBOY
TYLER PEARSON
NORNAO HEZA COOL REBEL
MONICA WATTS
GK PEPCEEMAX
GUY HENDERSON
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
AMBER GOODRICH
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
CLAIRE HENDERSON
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
2 YEAR OLD HUNTER IN HAND 7
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
AMY CHAPMAN
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
SOCIAL FOR SURE
PETA MAITLAND
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
MARK PRETTI
JANNETTE AITKEN
I'M A NOBLE MR
DEBBIE POLLEY
3
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 10
JANET DANIEL
1
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
2
MIDDLE L ZIPPOS SPECIAL-T
TAMARA PEARSON
3
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
DEANNE WARWICK
4
KARIN BROUGGY
5
KARIN TURNER
6
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
7
3 YEAR OLD HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
GAIL MCCANE
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
KENNETH DAVISON
JAMES SULLIVAN
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
TYLER PEARSON
WJ RULES AND REGULATIONS LAUREN VEARING
TS PASSING BREEZE
EMILY HILL
SW DIER MR BEAN
JACINDA WEBSTER
WILWAY EZI ZIPPIN
KATE ALLISON
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
JUNIOR HORSE HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
11
RAELENE GILBOY
1
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
2
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
3
JD CLASSIC IMPRESSION
KRISTY MOBBERLEY 4
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK 5
LADY'S DARK 'N' DREAMY
KYLIE SWEENEY
6
GVP KAOMA OUR CONFEWSION GUY HENDERSON
7
LIMITED AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
KAREN CLARKE
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
MICHELLE HARRIS
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
ANGELA SEGUNA
KARIN TURNER
STEP ON BY
TRACEY WILSON
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
DD WHISPERING'N THE DARK
DEANNE WARWICK
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
LYN SKELLY
KAREN CLARKE
GUY HENDERSON
DEBBIE PEARSON
4
5
6
7
SENIOR HORSE HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
12
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
1
THE SOCIALITE
TIMOTHY FRENCH
2
SHOUT THE BAR
GINA EDDIE
3
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
KYLE MOBBERLEY
4
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE 5
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
KYLIE SWEENEY
6
WJ RULES AND REGULATIONS RAELENE GILBOY
7
LIMITED AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
STEP ON BY
TRACEY WILSON
MICHELLE HARRIS
KARIN TURNER
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
JO FOWLER
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER HUNT SEAT EQUITATION
AMBER GOODRICH
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
CLAIRE HENDERSON
4
1
2
3
4
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE HUNT SEAT EQUITATION
DEANNE WARWICK
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
MELISSA SULLIVAN
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
5
1
2
3
4
5
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS HUNT SEAT EQUITATION
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
6
1
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
TS PASSING BREEZE
TYLER PEARSON
KATE ALLISON
JACINDA WEBSTER
EMILY HILL
LAUREN VEARING
2
3
4
5
6
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 8
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
DEANNE WARWICK
1
TAMARA PEARSON
2
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
3
JANET DANIEL
4
KARIN BROUGGY
5
MARSHA LEWIS
6
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
7
YOUTH HUNTER HACK 2'0"
SHOUT THE BAR
TS PASSING BREEZE
AMBER GOODRICH
SAMANTHA PASCOE
EMILY HILL
AMATEUR HUNTER HACK 2'3"
KARIN BROUGGY
3
1
2
3
$1000 HUNTER UNDER SADDLE FEATURE FINAL 13
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
1
SHOUT THE BAR
GINA EDDIE
2
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
3
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK 4
THE SOCIALITE
TERESE SEARLE
5
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
6
KRISTY MOBBERLEY 7
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
EMMA TAGGET
8
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE 9
GAIL MCCANE
10
$1000 OPEN HALTER FEATURE9
DÉJÀ VU
SAMANTHA DALEY
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
ALLAN BRISKEY
CLASSIC-ELLE MAID BY MR
ALLAN BRISKEY
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
DEBBIE PEARSON
RP DOUBLE VISION
BARBARA ETCELL
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
FLAWELESS
LESA DALEY
THE SOCIALITE
TIMOTHY FRENCH
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
1
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER SHOWMANSHIP
CLAIRE HENDERSON
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
AMBER GOODRICH
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITNEE THOMPSON
4
1
2
3
4
LIMITED AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
ASHFIELD WANNABEE DREAMIN JAMES SULLIVAN
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
AMY CHAPMAN
SUTHERN STYLISH DREAMS
SALLY COLE
BERRENDELL DYNAMIC DOC
ANDREA BREWER
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE SHOWMANSHIP
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
DEBBIE PEARSON
DEANNE WARWICK
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
AMY CHAPMAN
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS SHOWMANSHIP
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
TYLER PEARSON
WILWAY EZI ZIPPIN
KATE ALLISON
LAUREN VEARING
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
JACINDA WEBSTER
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE SHOWMANSHIP
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
DEANNE WARWICK
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
JANET DANIEL
6
1
2
3
4
YOUTH 11YRS & UNDER WALK/TROT SHOWMANSHIP3
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
JESSICA PASCOE
1
KIRSTEN MANN
2
JADE GOODRICH
3
OPEN HUNTER HACK 2'6"
SHOUT THE BAR
GINA EDDIE
KARIN BROUGGY
2
1
2
50YRS & OVER SHOWMANSHIP
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
SALLY COLE
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
ROBYN SMITH
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
MARSHA LEWIS
KARIN TURNER
OPEN HUNT SEAT EQUITATION OVER FENCES 2'6"
SHOUT THE BAR
GINA EDDIE
1
1
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
TAMARA PEARSON
5
6
YEARLING LED TRAIL
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
EXCEPTIONALLY DREAMIN MR
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
PETER WILSON
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE
JOHN MAHER
RAELENE GILBOY
DEBBIE POLLEY
KAREN FISCHER
DEBBIE PEARSON
YOUTH 11YRS & UNDER WALK/JOG TRAIL
KIRSTEN MANN
JADE GOODRICH
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
JESSICA PASCOE
50YRS & OVER TRAIL
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
TL TIMELY MAID
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
KARIN TURNER
ROBERT SCOTT
MARSHA LEWIS
JO FOWLER
CAROLYN ALLAN
SALLY COLE
ROBYN SMITH
2 YEAR OLD LED TRAIL
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
I'M A NOBLE MR
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
AMY CHAPMAN
JANNETTE AITKEN
DEBBIE POLLEY
MARK PRETTI
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER TRAIL
SAMANTHA PASCOE
AMBER GOODRICH
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
3
1
2
3
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
2009 37th
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
2 YEAR OLD TRAIL
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
GK PEPCEEMAX
CLAIRE HENDERSON
AMBER GOODRICH
BRITNEE THOMPSON
MONICA WATTS
TYLER PEARSON
RAELENE GILBOY
GUY HENDERSON
4
5
6
4
1
2
3
4
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
PHANTOM LACE
3 YEAR OLD TRAIL
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
RQH THE WIZARD
MANDALUCK RADICAL DREAM
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
SANDRA DIXON
MELISSA SULLIVAN
NAOMI MOORE
ANDREA BREWER
KARIN BROUGGY
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
GILLIAN ALLEN
TANYA THOMAS
KENNETH DAVISON
GAIL BENNETT
JULIE MCCAULEY
ROBYN SMITH
3
4
5
6
7
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
$500 YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE FEATURE FINAL
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
PHILLIP HENDERSON
TYLER PEARSON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
JACINDA WEBSTER
WILWAY EZI ZIPPIN
KATE ALLISON
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
STALLION 2005
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
KENNETH DAVISON
1
1
GRAND CHAMPION & RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
STALLION
3
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
1
TIME TO BE RADICAL (IMP)
KYLE MOBBERLEY
2
LIMITED AMATEUR TRAIL
MANDALUCK RADICAL DREAM
ASHFIELD WANNABEE DREAMIN
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
TONI YOUNG
MICHELLE HARRIS
TANYA THOMAS
JAMES SULLIVAN
ANGELA SEGUNA
JULIE MCCAULEY
ANDREA BREWER
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS TRAIL
TYLER PEARSON
All other competitors were Disqualified
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE TRAIL
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
MANDALUCK RADICAL DREAM TANYA THOMAS
DEANNE WARWICK
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
ROBYN SMITH
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
7
1
SENIOR HORSE TRAIL
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
TS BREEZE WILL DO
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
STEP ON BY
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
JUNIOR HORSE TRAIL
EVERY KID'S DREAM
JUDGE THE COLOUR
LADY'S DARK 'N' DREAMY
TL TIMELY MAID
RAELENE GILBOY
ANNE BROOKSBANK
EMILY HILL
KYLIE SWEENEY
KRISTY MOBBERLEY
ROBERT SCOTT
CAROLYN ALLAN
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
GUY HENDERSON
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
KYLE MOBBERLEY
SANDRA DIXON
RAELENE GILBOY
PETER WILSON
KYLIE SWEENEY
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
$500 AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE
FEATURE FINAL
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
TAMARA PEARSON
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
LYN SKELLY
$1000 CHAMPAGNE WESTERN PLEASURE FINAL
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
EVERY KID'S DREAM
RAELENE GILBOY
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
KENNETH DAVISON
KRISTY MOBBERLEY
KYLE MOBBERLEY
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
GLEN STIBBARD
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
GREG CROSS
GAIL MCCANE
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
THE SOCIALITE
TIMOTHY FRENCH
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
$1000 OPEN TRAIL FEATURE
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
TS BREEZE WILL DO
RQH THE WIZARD
EVERY KID'S DREAM
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
JUDGE THE COLOUR
THE SOCIALITE
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
GUY HENDERSON
RAELENE GILBOY
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
RAELENE GILBOY
ANNE BROOKSBANK
GREG CROSS
EMILY HILL
KRISTY MOBBERLEY
TIMOTHY FRENCH
GLEN STIBBARD
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
STALLION 2004 & OVER
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
THE SOCIALITE
GUY HENDERSON
KYLE MOBBERLEY
TIMOTHY FRENCH
3
1
2
3
COLT 2006
TL PHENOMENAL DREAM
SHARON COLDWELL
1
1
COLT 2007
DÉJÀ VU
SAMANTHA DALEY
1
1
COLT 2008
BARVEE ITS AN OBSESSION
TL PHENOMENAL FOR SURE
TL PHENOMENAL IMAGE
RB SPECIAL INCLUSION
D & S ACES HIGH
CLASSIC DESCENT
YALLAWA SIOUXPERSTITION
TERESE SEARLE
ALLAN BRISKEY
BERENICE LAW
SCOTT LIVINGSTONE
LINDSAY SKELLY
CAROLYN ALLAN
ALLAN BRISKEY
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE TRAIL
13
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY 1
TAMARA PEARSON
2
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ALWAYS CONCENT A DREAM
IMPRESSOR
COLT
4
DÉJÀ VU
SAMANTHA DALEY
1
TL PHENOMENAL DREAM
SHARON COLDWELL 2
GELDING 2004 & OVER
INSUREANCE
IMPRESSOR
SALLY COLE
RAELENE GILBOY
CARMEL GIBSON
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
BARRY DELANEY
SONJA VAUGHAN
GELDING 2005
RIVERDOWNS CONCENTTCLASS MICHAEL EBBETT
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
KIRSTEN MANN
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
GELDING 2007
ASHFIELD GOTA LOTA DREAMS
LA AWETHENTIC DREAM
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
THE SOCIAL PAGE
GELDING 2008
DNA PERFECTLY DREAMY
RB TIMELESS
TL TIME FOR A TOUCHDOWN
STILLWATERS JUS DREAMIN'
CENSATIONAL
RB PRETTY EXCLUSIVE
ROSAN DREAM'N TO PLEASE
JULIE MCCAULEY
MARGARET O'BRIEN
LESA DALEY
JOHN MAHER
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE
DEBBIE POLLEY
NARELLE SHINGLES
GLEN STIBBARD
CHRISTINE YOUNG
NAOMI MOORE
DEBRA COTTON
ANNE BROOKSBANK
ROBERT DANIEL
ROB WALLIS
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
FILLY 2006
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
ASHFIELD AGE OF CONCENT
FLAWELESS
STILLWATERSKISMEINTHEDARK
RIVERDOWNS PERPETUAL LASS
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
FILLY 2007
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
DNA ONE NIGHT STAND
DNA ALL FOR LOVE
LWM OOH LA LA
STILLWATERS PRETENTIOUS 1
ALLAN BRISKEY
MARGARET O'BRIEN
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
LESA DALEY
SHARON COLDWELL
DEBERA EBBETT
MARK PRETTI
DEBBIE PEARSON
ALLAN BRISKEY
DIANE KACUNIC
KAREN FISCHER
JO FOWLER
SHARON COLDWELL
RAELENE GILBOY
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3
1
2
3
JUNIOR GELDING
6
JULIE MCCAULEY
1
ASHFIELD GOTA LOTA DREAMS MARGARET O'BRIEN
2
FILLY 2008
DNA SEEKING PERFECTION
AWEVOCATIVE
SELF OBSESSED
ALWAYS CONCENT A DREAM
KNK CLASSY GIRL
APS SWEET DREAMS HONEY
ALLAN BRISKEY
SAMANTHA DALEY
TERESE SEARLE
SAMANTHA DALEY
KEVIN PEATEY
JOHN MAHER
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
SAMANTHA DALEY
BARRY DELANEY
6
7
SUPREME CHAMPION APPALOOSA
DÉJÀ VU
SAMANTHA DALEY
6
1
YEARLING HALTER
DÉJÀ VU
DNA ALL FOR LOVE
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
LA AWETHENTIC DREAM
DNA ONE NIGHT STAND
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
13
SAMANTHA DALEY
1
DIANE KACUNIC
2
JULIE MCCAULEY
3
DEBBIE PEARSON
4
LESA DALEY
5
DIANE KACUNIC
6
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE 7
2 YEAR OLD HALTER
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
RP DOUBLE VISION
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
TL PHENOMENAL DREAM
RIVERDOWNS PERPETUAL LASS
SOCIAL FOR SURE
ALLAN BRISKEY
BARBARA ETCELL
AMY CHAPMAN
SHARON COLDWELL
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
DEBERA EBBETT
PETA MAITLAND
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
NO PHOTO SUPPLIED
SENIOR GELDING
4
RIVERDOWNS CONCENTTCLASS DEBERA EBBETT
1
SALLY COLE
2
MARE 2004 & OVER
AANUKA CONCENTUAL AFFAIR
GELDING 2006
RP DOUBLE VISION
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
SOCIAL FOR SURE
I'M A NOBLE MR
BARBARA ETCELL
AMY CHAPMAN
PETA MAITLAND
DEBBIE POLLEY
ALLAN BRISKEY
KEN STURT
SONJA VAUGHAN
KARIN BROUGGY
JO FOWLER
5
1
2
3
4
5
FILLY
6
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
ALLAN BRISKEY
1
ASHFIELD AGE OF CONCENT
MARGARET O'BRIEN
2
GET OF SIRE
MEGA DREAM IMP
MARGARET O'BRIEN
RP PERFECT NIGHTS DREAM
DIANE KACUNIC
MR AWELUMINARY IMP
AMANDA RYAN
RIVERDOWNS DREAM'N TONIGHT DEBERA EBBETT
TL TIME FOR INCLUSION
SAMANTHA HIGGINS
ZIPPOS MASTERPIECE
JO FOWLER
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
PRODUCE OF DAM
RIVERDOWNS CLASSY LASS
LWM SOME KINDA SHOWGIRL
2
1
2
4
1
2
3
4
MARE 2005
ELLSAN GINGER MEG'S DREAM DEBERA EBBETT
MIDDLE L TEX ME
KYLE MOBBERLEY
GRAND CHAMPION & RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARE
ALLAN BRISKEY
2
1
2
4
1
2
MOST COLOURFUL AT HALTER 19
RP DOUBLE VISION
BARBARA ETCELL
KYLE MOBBERLEY
LA AWETHENTIC DREAM
LESA DALEY
KAREN FISCHER
1
2
3
4
5
DEBERA EBBETT
JO FOWLER
2009 37th
EXHIBITORS PAIR
DALEY, L
EBBETT, D
O’BRIEN, M
DEDICOAT, B
POLLEY, D
5
LESA DALEY
DEBERA EBBETT
MARGARET O'BRIEN
BRIAN DEDICOAT
DEBBIE POLLEY
YOUTH KEYHOLE
AMBER GOODRICH
SAMANTHA PASCOE
All other Competitors were disqualified
3
1
2
AMATEUR STALLION 2006 & OVER
TIME TO BE RADICAL (IMP) (IMP) LESLIE WESTON
1
1
AMATEUR COLT 2007
DÉJÀ VU
1
1
NO PHOTO SUPPLIED
AMATEUR COLT 2008
CLASSIC DESCENT
ROSAN DREAM'N TO A T
LYN-LINS DEAL OR NO DEAL
AMATEUR KEYHOLE
PHANTOM LACE
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NAOMI MOORE
KARIN BROUGGY
KARIN BROUGGY
NATASHA WEBSTER
KAREN DALEY
SCOTT LIVINGSTONE
CAROLYN ALLAN
ROB WALLIS
LYN SKELLY
AMATEUR GELDING 2007
LA AWETHENTIC DREAM
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
THE SOCIAL PAGE
AMATEUR GELDING 2008
DNA PERFECTLY DREAMY
TL TIME FOR A TOUCHDOWN
RB TIMELESS
RB PRETTY EXCLUSIVE
STILLWATERS JUS DREAMIN'
ROSAN DREAM'N TO PLEASE
KAREN DALEY
SCOTT LIVINGSTONE
JULIE MCCAULEY
JOHN MAHER
DEBBIE POLLEY
NARELLE SHINGLES
BRONWEN SEAGER
NAOMI MOORE
CHRISTINE YOUNG
ROBERT DANIEL
DEBRA COTTON
ROB WALLIS
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
AMBER GOODRICH
SAMANTHA PASCOE
JACINDA WEBSTER
AMATEUR BARRELS
PHANTOM LACE
NAOMI MOORE
KARIN BROUGGY
4
1
2
3
4
4
1
2
3
4
AMATEUR MARE/FILLY
6
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
TRACEY STIBBARD
1
ELLSAN GINGER MEG'S DREAM MICHAEL EBBETT
2
SUPREME AMATEUR EXHIBIT
DÉJÀ VU
KAREN DALEY
3
1
YEARLING LUNGE LINE
JT HEZ A TWO TIMER
THE SOCIAL PAGE
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR GELDING
6
RP DOUBLE VISION
BARBARA ETCELL
1
LA AWETHENTIC DREAM
KAREN DALEY
2
3
1
2
3
3
1
2
3
NICOLE NOPPERT
JOHN MAHER
AMANDA RYAN
KEVIN PEATEY
4
1
2
3
4
AMATEUR COLT/STALLION
4
DÉJÀ VU
KAREN DALEY
1
SCOTT LIVINGSTONE 2
YOUTH BARRELS
SW DIER MR BEAN
AMATEUR FILLY 2008
SELF OBSESSED
APS SWEET DREAMS HONEY
AWEVOCATIVE
KNK CLASSY GIRL
AMATEUR GELDING 2006 & OVER
RP DOUBLE VISION
BARBARA ETCELL
SALLY COLE
RIVERDOWNS CONCENTTCLASS MICHAEL EBBETT
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
AMY CHAPMAN
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR MARE 2006 & OVER
RP GIRLS NIGHT OUT
NORMAN STIBBARD
ELLSAN GINGER MEG'S DREAM MICHAEL EBBETT
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
FLAWELESS
KAREN DALEY
SONJA VAUGHAN
JO FOWLER
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
RAELENE GILBOY
JULIE MCCAULEY
RAYANNE LIVINGSTONE
PETER WILSON
NARELLE SHINGLES
JOHN MAHER
KAREN FISCHER
YOUTH TINY TOT LEAD LINE 2-6YRS
ASHFIELD STYLISH DREAM
TEAGAN LIVINGSTONE
HEZA LADY'S DREAM
MAKAYLA SWEENEY
HOLLY GUTTERSON
JOSHUA WILSON
JEWEL PEATEY
SYERRA LACE DALEY
AMATEUR FILLY 2007
MIDDLE L GLAMAWEOUS
LWM OOH LA LA
DEBBIE PEARSON
JO FOWLER
KAREN FISCHER
3
1
2
3
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
2 YEAR OLD LUNGE LINE
PRETTY DEUCE COUPE
LWM ZIPSATIONAL
I'M A NOBLE MR
AMY CHAPMAN
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
JANNETTE AITKEN
MARK PRETTI
DEBBIE POLLEY
5
1
2
3
4
5
YOUTH 11YRS & UNDER WALK/JOG WESTERN
PLEASURE
KIRSTEN MANN
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
JESSICA PASCOE
JADE GOODRICH
3
1
2
3
50YRS & OVER WESTERN PLEASURE
SUTHERN MIDNIGHT CLASSIC ROBERT SCOTT
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
MARSHA LEWIS
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
ROBYN SMITH
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
JO FOWLER
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
2 YEAR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
RAELENE GILBOY
TYLER PEARSON
MONICA WATTS
GK PEPCEEMAX
GUY HENDERSON
4
1
2
3
4
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER WESTERN PLEASURE
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
CLAIRE HENDERSON
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
TS BREEZE WILL DO
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
AMBER GOODRICH
4
1
2
3
4
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
DEANNE WARWICK
LYN SKELLY
SHOW US YOUR STYLE
ROBYN SMITH
GVP KAOMA OUR CONFEWSION ROBERT SCOTT
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
LIMITED AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
ANGELA SEGUNA
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
STEP ON BY
TRACEY WILSON
ANDREA BREWER
MICHELLE HARRIS
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3 YEAR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
MOONGLADE SPOT ON
KENNETH DAVISON
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
GAIL MCCANE
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
SENIOR HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
THE SOCIALITE
TIMOTHY FRENCH
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
GLEN STIBBARD
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
KYLE MOBBERLEY
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS WESTERN PLEASURE
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
TYLER PEARSON
WILWAY EZI ZIPPIN
KATE ALLISON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
JACINDA WEBSTER
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS BAREBACK EQUITATION
TYLER PEARSON
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
LAUREN VEARING
4
1
2
3
AMATEUR BAREBACK EQUITATION
TAMARA PEARSON
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
KARIN BROUGGY
3
1
2
3
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER WESTERN EQUITATION
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
CLAIRE HENDERSON
AMBER GOODRICH
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
ALIAS CHEAP DREAMS
BRITTNEE THOMPSON
4
1
2
3
4
JUNIOR HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE
10
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK 1
KRISTY MOBBERLEY 2
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
3
KYLE MOBBERLEY
4
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
5
RAELENE GILBOY
6
KENNETH DAVISON
7
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
TAMARA PEARSON
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
KARIN BROUGGY
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
LIMITED AMATEUR WESTERN EQUITATION
STEP ON BY
TRACEY WILSON
ANDREA BREWER
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
SALLY COLE
MICHELLE HARRIS
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE WESTERN EQUITATION
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
DEANNE WARWICK
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS WESTERN EQUITATION
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
TYLER PEARSON
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
WILWAY EZI ZIPPIN
KATE ALLISON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
JACINDA WEBSTER
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE WESTERN EQUITATION
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
KARIN BROUGGY
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
SALLY COLE
TAMARA PEARSON
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
2 YEAR OLD WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
PS IDEAL REFLECTION
RAELENE GILBOY
MONICA WATTS
GK PEPCEEMAX
GUY HENDERSON
TYLER PEARSON
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
1
2
3
4
YOUTH 13YRS & UNDER WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
AMBER GOODRICH
TS BREEZE WILL DO
BRITINEE THOMPSON
SIANN MIGHTY TENDER
SAMANTHA PASCOE
DYNAMIC FOR SURE
CLAIRE HENDERSON
4
1
2
3
4
3 YEAR OLD WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
RQH THE WIZARD
GILLIAN ALLEN
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
4
1
2
3
4
LIMITED AMATEUR WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
STEP ON BY
TRACEY WILSON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
NATASHA WEBSTER
KEVIN TURNER
MICHELLE HARRIS
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
CD'S CLASSIC IMAGE
JULIE MCCAULEY
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
JUNIOR HORSE WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
KRISTY MOBBERLEY
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
RAELENE GILBOY
DEANNE WARWICK
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AMATEUR SENIOR HORSE WESTERN
HORSEMANSHIP
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
DEANNE WARWICK
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
MELISSA SULLIVAN
TAMARA PEARSON
SALLY COLE
KEVIN TURNER
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
YOUTH 14 - 18YRS WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
TYLER PEARSON
SCOOTIN AFTER DARK
JACINDA WEBSTER
JUDGE THE COLOUR
EMILY HILL
AMATEUR JUNIOR HORSE WESTERN
HORSEMANSHIP
EVERY KID'S DREAM
ANNE BROOKSBANK
TL TIMELY MAID
CAROLYN ALLAN
DEANNE WARWICK
GLENBURN ICE CUBE
KARIN TURNER
SENIOR HORSE WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
GUY HENDERSON
HOT RODDIN CLASSIC
DEANNE WARWICK
RP BEYOND OUR MEANS
KYLE MOBBERLEY
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY
ANDREA BREWER
YOUTH WESTERN RIDING
AMBER GOODRICH
5
1
3
4
5
6
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
OPEN WESTERN RIDING
TS BREEZE WILL DO
GK MAXIMUM SKIP
3
MEAGHAN HENNESSY 1
GUY HENDERSON
2
RAELENE GILBOY
3
YOUTH REINING
GK LITTLE SKIP JACK
AMBER GOODRICH
BLAYZE WILLIAMS
LAUREN VEARING
SAMANTHA PASCOE
4
1
2
3
4
AMATEUR REINING
ANDREA BREWER
TAMARA PEARSON
All other competitors were disqualified
3
1
2
OPEN REINING
ANDREA BREWER
RAELENE GILBOY
All other competitors were disqualified
5
1
2
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
1
AMATEUR WESTERN RIDING
2
TS BREEZE WILL DO
MEAGHAN HENNESSY 1
SS ON EAGLES WINGS
SANDRA DIXON
2
37th NATIONAL APPALOOSA SHOW -
2009 Sponsors
2009 NATIONAL SHOW HIGH POINT AWARDS
Photographer: Mel Cruden - Crazy Horse Designs
2009
Youth 11 & under Walk/Trot
Kirsten Mann
Youth 13 & under
Amber Goodrich
Youth 14 – 18
Blayze Williams
50yrs & over (won on count back)
Gillian Allen
Limited Amateur
Toni Young
Ltd Amateur Runner Up
Julie McCauley
Amateur Junior Horse
Deanne Warwick
Amateur Junior Horse Runner Up
Anne Brooksbank
Amateur Senior Horse
Tamara Pearson
Amateur Senior Horse Runner Up
Karin Brouggy
Yearling Versatility (won on count back)
TL Phenomenal Design
2yo Versatility
Pretty Deuce Coupe
2yo Performance Horse
PS Ideal Reflection
3yo Performance Horse
GK Little Skip Jack
Junior Performance Horse
Ampleur Li’l Leaguer
Senior Performance Horse
GK Maximum Skip
English Performance Horse
Ampleur Li’l Leaguer
Wayne Judge memorial Overall
Performance Horse - GK Maximum Skip
Super Horse – 1st
GK Maximum Skip
Super Horse – 2nd
GK Little Skip Jack
AAA Youth Encouragement Award
Kirsten Mann
Senior Youth Sportsmanship Senior Youth Encouragement
Jacinda Webster
Emily Hill
Super Horse – 3rd
Every Kids Dream
High Point Trainer
Raelene Gilboy
Highest Reining Score
Andrea Brewer with 70 ½ pts
AAAA Encouragement Award
Sally Cole
High Point Trainer - Runner UP
Allan Briskey
• Junior Youth Sportsmanship
- Jade Goodrich
• Junior Youth Encouragement
- Brittnee Thompson
• AAYA Sportsmanship Award – Sponsored
by The Briskey Family Jacinda Webster
• Blue Dog Encouragement Awards
- Lyn Skelly
• Peter Wilson
• Jo Fowler
AAA Amateur Encouragement Award
Janet Daniel
Show Approval List - JULY/AUG 2009
• MAY 2009 •
Show Date
Club Name
Contact No
Location
Status
Judge
02-May-09
Northern RAC
Northern Equestrian Centre
08-8398-3156
Conny Barry
A
No
02-May-09
New England QHA
Tamworth Showgrounds
02-6767-1406
John Maher
A
No
03-May-09
Tasmanian AC
Pontville Park
03-6398-2698
N/A
Club Event
No
03-May-09
Adelaide RAC
Northern Equestrian Centre
08-8337-2949
Di Fender
A
No
03-May-09
Tamworth DWP&AC
Tamworth Showground
02-6769-7644
Debbie Watson
A
No
03-May-09
Sapphire Coast WP&AC
Cobargo Showground
02-6493-6361
M Martin/B Heathcote
Clinic
No
09-May-09
Ipswich Show Society
Ipswich Showground
07-3281-1577
Anett Kerslake
A
No
10-May-09
East Coast AP&WPC
Wauchope Showground
02-6587-1228
Gillian Vaux
A
No
10-May-09
North Coast WRC
Hawthorne Park
02-6654-4514
Lisa Day
A
No
10-May-09
Circle C WRC
Auburn Recreational Park
08-8380-8918
Judith Cotterill
A
No
10-May-09
BWBRAC
Bundaberg Showground
07-4157-7405
Jo Seery
A
No
13-May-09
16-May-09
National Pleasure Horse Assoc SIEC
Mike Jennings (USA) AA
No
15-May-09
16-May-09
Adelaide RAC
Mallala Equestrian Centre 08-8337-2949
Kerris Holzberger
AA
No
16-May-09
Boonah Show Society
Boonah Showgrounds
07-5463-4112
A
No
02-4733-5396
Loreli Payne
Cancelled
24-May-09
Tasmanian AC
Pontville Park
03-6398-2698
N/A
Club Event
No
30-May-09
Central West. PH & AC
Dubbo Showgrounds
02-6884-9717
Dennis Drew
Club Event
No
30-May-09
Hunter Valley RAC
NSW Equestrian Centre
02-4998-1667
30-May-09
Maryborough & DWPC
Maryborough Equestrian Centre
31-May-09
Central West. PH & AC
Dubbo Showgrounds
02-6884-9717
Mary Ward
Club Event
No
31-May-09
Hunter Valley RAC
NSW Equestrian Centre
02-4998-1667
Denis Drew
A
No
31-May-09
Maryborough & DWPC
Maryborough Showground
04-1877-1523
Heather Currie
A
No
31-May-09
Gippsland RAC
Tonimbuk Equestrian Centre
02-5998-1595
Robert Stephens
A
Yes
04-Jun-09
South East QAC - Pre State
Burpengary
04-1138-2620
Rhonda McCallum
AA
No
05-Jun-09
07-Jun-09
South East QAC
Burpengary
04-1138-2620
Mark Chamberlin (NZ) State
06-Jun-09
Toogoolawah D, A & I Assoc
Toogoolawah Showground
07-5423-2346
Don Northey
A
No
07-Jun-09
Laidley-Walloon QH & PA
Rosewood Showground
04-0947-7830
Andrew Shield
A
No
07-Jun-09
North Coast WRC
Hawthorne Park
02-6654-4514
Helen Bentley
A
No
08-Jun-09
Central Coast RAC
Warnervale
02-4394-0114
Mary Anne Smith
Club Event
No
14-Jun-09
Sapphire Coast WP & AC
Cobargo Showground
02-6493-6361
Marianne Martin
Clinic
No
14-Jun-09
Burpengary WPC
Burpengary
07-5495-3770
Andrew Shield
A
No
14-Jun-09
Central Coast RAC
Warnervale
02-4362-1075
N/A
Clinic
No
21-Jun-09
Burnett-Wide Bay RAC
Bundaberg Showground
07-4157-7405
Lesley Smith
A
No
28-Jun-09
Sydney QHA
Sugarloaf Equestrian Centre
02-4773-9645
Joanne Gregory
A
No
07-Jul-09
08-Jul-09
Gatton QH & PA
04-5853-1158
TBA
A No
19-Jul-09
Maryborough & DWPC
Maryborough Equestrian Centre
07-4123-3298
Nell Maundrell
A No
26-Jul-09
Sydney QHA
Sugarloaf Equestrian Centre
02-4773-9645
Cindy Hermon
A
No
26-Jul-09
Burnett-Wide Bay RAC
Bundaberg Showgrounds
07-4157-7405
Lorelei Payne
A
No
Gillian Vaux
A
No
07-4123-3298
Leslie Smith
A No
• JUNE 2009 •
No
• JULY 2009 •
Gatton Showground
• ALL ARTICLES, ADVERTISING & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (THIS MEANS EVERYTHING)
must be forwarded to: [email protected]
Regional Club Contacts - JULY/AUG 2009
NEW SOUTH WALES
Central Coast Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Mary Ward
93 Kingstown Road
Woodberry NSW 2322
Ph: 02 4966 5720
Sec: Kerry Davis-Marsh
620 Bruce Crescent
Wallarah NSW 2259
Ph: 02 4394 0114
[email protected]
www.ccrac.com
Central Western Performance
Horse & Appaloosa Club Inc
Pres: Arthur Thomspon
PO Box 4400
Dubbo NSW 2830
Ph: 02 6887 2644
Sec: Sharon Charlton
PO Box 4400
Dubbo NSW 2830
Ph: 02 6884 9717
[email protected]
Hunter Valley Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Bonnie Roosendaal
1170 Limeburners Creek Rd
Clarencetown NSW 2321
Ph: 02 4996 4666
Sec: Samantha James
66 Rugby Street
Ellalong NSW 2325
Ph: 02 4998 1667
www.hvrac.com
Orange Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Debbie Pearson
‘Lyn-Lee’
864 Huntley Road
Huntley NSW 2800
Ph: 02 6365 5381
[email protected]
Tre: Sharon Lord
Birralee Road
Orange NSW 2800
Ph: 02 6365 4374
[email protected]
Tamworth District Western
Performance &
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Brian Orton
PO Box 6091
Westdale NSW 2340
Ph: 02 6769 7644
[email protected]
Sec: Carol Willding
PO Box 3280
West Tamworth NSW 2340
Ph: 02 6769 7644
[email protected]
www.freewebs.com/tamappy1
Sapphire Coast Western
Performance & Appaloosa
Club Inc.
Pres: Graham Heathcote
146 Coolagolite Rd
Cobargo NSW 2550
Ph: 02 6493 6361
Sec: Stacey Morrison
PO Box 215
Katherine NT 0851
Ph: 08 8972 3321
QUEENSLAND
Regional Appaloosa Open
Performance Club Inc.
Pres: Grant Jacobsen
‘Jedarra”
316 Church Road
Chinchilla QLD 4413
Ph: 07 4668 1775
Sec: Vicki Pratt
PO Box 235
Esk QLD 4312
Ph: 07 5424 2007
Burnett-Wide Bay Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Mel Smith
368 Quinns Road
Moorlands QLD 4670
Ph: 07 4159 9509
[email protected]
Sec: Kathie Simpson
14 Woods Road
Sharon QLD 4670
Ph: 07 4157 7405
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sec: Marianne Martin
481 Wandellla Rd
Cobargo NSW 2550
Ph: 02 6493 7394
NORTHERN TERRITORY
N.T. Appaloosa & Western
Performance Club
Pres: Laurie Brown
PO Box 130
Katherine NT 0851
Ph: 08 8972 2142
South East Queensland
Appaloosa Club
Pres: Debera Ebbett
375 Edelsten Road
Jimboomba QLD 4280
Ph 07 5547 8888
[email protected]
Sec: Marcus Sweeney
684 Caboolture River Rd
Upper Caboolture QLD 4510
Ph 07 5497 0229
[email protected]
Regional Club Contacts - JULY/AUG 2009
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Adelaide Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Samantha Higgins
RMD 6029 The Point Road
Jervois SA 5259
Ph: 08 8572 3296
[email protected]
Sec: Brendalea Packer
16 Castres Street
Glynde SA 5070
Ph: 0408 050 188
[email protected]
Northern Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Sandy Tucker
Lot 6 Tiver Road
Evanston South SA 5118
Ph: 08 8522 5565
[email protected]
Sec: Judy Harvey
4 Hancock Court
Lewiston SA 5501
Ph: 08 8520 3211
[email protected]
TASMANIA
Tasmanian Appaloosa
Club Inc.
Pres: Jason Harris
23 Cromwell Street
Perth TAS 7300
Ph: 0419 135 867
[email protected]
Sec: Michelle Harris
23 Cromwell Street
Perth TAS 7300
Ph: 03 6398 2698
[email protected]
VICTORIA
Gippsland Regional Appaloosa
Club Inc.
Pres: Danyelle Jacobson
16 Katjusha Court
Pakenham VIC 3810
Ph: 03 5941 3634
Sec: Caroline Jones
5 Kelly Road
Cranbourne South VIC 3977
Ph: 03 5998 1595
[email protected]
www.grac.org.au
Murray Loddon Regional
Appaloosa Club Inc.
Pres: Alan Wilson
PO Box 225
Rochester VIC 3561
Ph: 03 5484 1734
Bendigo Regional Appaloosa
Club Inc.
Pres: Warren Lewis
75 Garth Rd
Woodend VIC 3442
Ph: 03 5427 1681
Sec: Conny Barry
930 Jubilee Road
Katandra West VIC 3634
Ph: 03 5828 3439
Fax: 03 5828 3530
www.benrac.org.au
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth Regional Appaloosa
Club Inc.
Pres: Malcolm Seaward
PO Box 435
Bakershill WA 6562
Ph: 08 9276 9654
Sec: Lana Denteith
PO Box 255
Wanneroo WA 6946
Ph/Fax: 08 9575 7693
[email protected]
Sec: Leanne Wilson
PO Box 225
Rochester VIC 3561
Ph: 03 5484 1734
• ALL Articles, advertising & LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR (THIS MEANS EVERYTHING)
now must be forwarded to:
[email protected]
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your business or stallion in the
next issue of the AAA Journal.
All Advertising must be in by the
DEADLINE... 1st AUG 2009
To ensure your magazine is delivered on time,
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editorial for SEPT/OCT 2009 magazine no later
than 1st AUG 2009...
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Ph: 02 6365 5381
Phone: 02 6765 7969

July-August 2009 - Australian Appaloosa Association

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