Volume 24 Issue 2 August 2015
Paca Paca News
Peruvian Horse Association of Canada Show Programme Issue
T h e 3 6 th A n n u a l
Canadian National Peruvian Horse Show Silver Slate Arena
Stavely, Alberta
August
In This Issue 28-29-30
2015 Photograph Courtesy of
Paso Llano Magazine
Show Programme You are Never too Old Embrace Winter Phac Junior Showmanship Clinic Peruvian Paso Longevity Project Hello Aficiandos The Story of Cathy & Rosa
BDS Carmelita 2012 Bay Filly RDLF Aro de Luna/RJM Mi Lucia. Beautiful 3 year old filly, AV Sol de Paijan. Currently in bozal training. Preparing for junior horse US$5,000.00
BDS Comandante 2010 Chestnut Stallion *Caporal/BDS No Me Olvides 2014, 1st year of showing, Ch of Ch’s Breeding Stallion & Ch of Ch’s Performance Stallion. Overall winner for the intermediate rider. US$10,000.00
RJM Niña del Oro 2008 Chestnut Mare
BDS Valiente 2009 Chestnut Gelding RDLF Don Alberto/RJM Victoria *Caporal/SRO Marie Niña is in bit, ready for Multiple Ch of Ch Luxury Gelding show or trail in US and Canada, Best Gait and US$7,500 1st Place US National Am. Performance Gelding US$12,000
BDS Chubasco 2009 Liver Chestnut Gelding *Caporal/BDS Oro Pesa flashy, show and trail experience. US$8,000
BDS Sabrosada 2011 Chestnut Mare *Caporal/BDS Sabrosa Beautiful elegant mare started in bit training, above average gait. Some show & trail experience. Wonderful mind. US$7,500
Ben & Dori Sawatzky Managed by, Shannon & Cindy Zaitsoff Phone: (250) 558-4743 Email: info@paradisehorses.com Website: www.paradisehorses.com Vernon B.C CANADA
BDS Vencedora 2010 Chestnut Mare *Caporal/Luna Nova Show stopping gait, quiet temperament, all around versatile show mare, royal bloodlines. Her dam is US National Laureada Breeding Mare, her Sire, US national champion Get of Sire. US$15,000.00 BDS Bailadora 2011 Chestnut Mare HDN Coqueton/EA Balsamera Currently in training, Superstar in waiting US$25,000.00
BDS Cacique 2010 Chestnut Stallion *Caporal/*Capilla. Beautiful arrogant chestnut stallion. Finished in the bit. (will geld at our cost if desired) US$9,500
Peruvian Paso Horse Breeding & Training Center Located in Rocky Mountain House, AB - 150 acres near the Clearwater River
Horses for sale • Stallions at Stud • Visitors Welcome Training for 2016 season
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After 30 yrs. of breeding Peruvian Paso Horses, CBP is proud to present the new generations of horses .
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Wild West 2015 B.C. Best Gaited Horse of Show AB. Best Gaited Horse of Show
Vista Ridge Ranch
would like to thank Grant McKinney, Mimi Busk Downey, Oscar Vasquez & Chris Berezowski (our vet) who helped with Candela’s recovery and rehabilitation
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Make all cheques or money orders payable to: PHAC Mail to: Canadian Livestock Records Corporation (CLRC) 2417 Holly Lane, Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0M7 " "
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PHAC Board of Directors Ben Sawatzky, President 7886 Bench Row Road Vernon, BC V1H 1H3 Phone (250) 558-4743 Email: ben@spruceland.ab.ca
Mimi Busk-Downey, Vice President Box 449 Acme, AB T0M 0A0 Phone (403) 546-4331 Email: soberano31@gmail.com Sherri Rosia, Secretary R.R. 1 Cochrane, AB T4C 1A1 Phone (403) 932-7032 Email SRosia.nhp@gmail.com CathieTaggart, Treasurer 2004 Kelsey Rd., Armstrong, B.C. V0E 1B0 (250) 546-3704 Kirsten Elridge, Director 7431 Cokedale Rd Sedro Woolley WA 99284 U.S.A.
360-856-9963
Email: kristin@RancholaColina.com
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS: Gus McCollister, Exec. Secretary General Delivery Lyalta, AB T0J 1Y0 Phone (403) 935-4435 Fax (403) 935-4774 Email: gusmccollister@efirehose.net Lynn Moker, Exec. Treasurer RR1Red Deer, AB T4N 5E1 phone(403)-343-2814 email: lmoker@xplornet.com AWARDS COMMITTEE: Sherri Rosia Mimi Busk-Downey Shannon Zaitsoff BY-LAWS COMMITTEE: Marion Bear Mimi Busk-Downey NAME APPROVAL COMMITTEE: Lesa Steeves NOMINATION COMMITTEE: Gus McCollister
RULES COMMITTEE: Board of Directors
Affiliated Clubs PERUVIAN HORSE CLUB OF BC
Box 207 Armstrong, BC V0E 1B0 Don Noltner, President Phone: (250) 832-1188 Email: highcountryperuvians@telus.net Website: www.phcbc.ca
PERUVIAN HORSE CLUB OF ALBERTA 11003 Oakfield Dr.SW. Calgary,AB T2W 3H3 Grant McKinney President Phone: (403) 710-0805 Email: grantmckinney@xplornet.ca Website: www.peruvianpasosalberta.com
SASKATCHEWAN PERUVIAN HORSE CLUB Box 7651 Saskatoon, SK S7K 4R4 Phoebe Soles, President Phone: (306) 929-2350 Email: foxcreek@inet2000.com
ONTARIO PERUVIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION 740325 Sideroad 10, RR #3, Holland Centre,Ont. N0H 1R0 Louis Fialllos, President phone:(416) 576-5847 Email: luis@peruvianpaso.ca
PERUVIAN PASO HORSE ASSOC OF ONTARIO c/o Carlos Escudero,President Peruvian Paso Horse Assoc. of Ontario 63 Kinloch Cresc Maple, Ontario Phone: (905) 3038137 Email: pasohorse@bell.net
PERUVIAN ENTHUSIASTS & RECREATIONAL RIDERS UNLIMITED Mimi Busk-Downey, Box 449 Acme, AB T0M 0A0 Phone (403) 546-4331 Email: soberano31@gmail.com
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Balance Sheet Audited
Audited
Audited
Audited 2011
As At December 31, Assets Cash and Bank Accounts Ottawa Account RBC Calgary Nat Show Account Total Cash and Bank Accounts
2014
2013
2012
$ 19,531 5,827 19,312 $ 44,670
$ 18,055 6,371 16,964 $ 41,390
$ 11,793 9,368 12,339 $ 33,500
$
Total Assets
$ 44,670
$ 41,390
$ 33,500
$ 30,385
$
$
$
$
Equities Net Income Retained Earnings Total Equities
3,280 41,390 $ 44,670
7,890 33,500 $ 41,390
3,115 30,385 $ 33,500
6,971 2,364 21,050 $ 30,385
5,178 25,207 $ 30,385
Peruvian Horse Association of Canada Statement of Operations As at December 31, 2014 Revenue Advertising Income Drug Testing Fee $5/horse/show CLRC - Memberships & registrations National Show Deposits Show Approval Fees GST Collected Total Revenue Expenses Advertising & Promotion Awards Annual general meeting Bank charges CLRC Levy DNA Typing Drug testing GST Paid GST Previous Years Insurance National Show Expenses Office services Postage and Delivery Printing and Reproduction Sponsorships Telephone & Utilities Website Maintenance Total Expenses Income (loss)
$
729 814 12,310 28,874 522 1,885
2013 $
954 805 11,705 21,340 528 1,536
1,079 1,450 10,532 23,624 873 1,661
$
711 1,260 11,918 22,805 574 1,512
$ 36,868
$ 39,219
$ 38,780
$
1,900 142 404 4,058 1,543 223.31 1,489 662 1,005 26,783 966 222 1,991 100 368 $ 41,855
$
$
$
298 $ 28,977
197 $ 36,104
532 $ 33,602
$
$
$
$
3,280
1,050 354 249 460 3,990 1,260 716 869 (886) 906 17,288 340 355 1,628 100
7,891
To the Board of Directors and Members of the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada: I have examined the cash receipts and disbursements of the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada for the one year period Jan 01, 2014 to December 31, 2014. It is my opinion these financial records fairly represent the recorded cash receipts and disbursements of the club to December 31, 2014.
Susan Noltner
$
2011
$ 45,135
June 5, 2015
Sincerely,
2012
1,532 158 305 3,576 1,980 180 2,547 (358) 964 23,936 265 262 460 100
3,115
450 2,430 503 253 4,388 1,665 670 1,975 17,742 249 547 2,198
5,178
You are Never Too Old to Buy a Peruvian Horse By Laurie Hardingham Don Alfredo died in the fall 2013, and his owner, Joyce Brown, at the age of 78, decided that he was her last horse. Joyce says, “We didn’t own horses at all until we were 55. I guess it was a retirement project for Frank “ who was her husband. Joyce had owned 4 peruvians, showed 2 of them, and her friend John McMillan had a horse, Gata, that she could ride. Gata and Joyce spent a summer showing, then Gata went lame and had to be retired. So that was that. Joyce would retire from riding, and looked forward to celebrating her 80 as an onlooker. th
In May 2015, Joyce went horseless to the BC Peruvian Horse Association clinic. Watching other Peruvian owners riding and learning, she was heartbroken. She wanted to be out there with them. So the search for a new Peruvian Horse began. Joyce wanted a gelding, one that was gentle, easy to mount and one she would be able to ride in shows. Tall order in the spring of 2015! Joyce and her friend, Laurie, got online and on the phone, and located a gelding in Alberta. They went down to meet him, but he was big for a Peruvian, and not a “fit” for Joyce. Laurie eyed a little mare in the pasture, and asked Grant McKinney, the owner/trainer, about her. In no time Grant had her saddled up and Laurie was riding her, grinning from ear to ear. Joyce couldn’t contain herself: “ Let me try that horse.” She’s pretty fresh, said Grant, but soon Joyce was riding her and also grinning from ear to ear! VRR Nobleza had just turned 6, and hadn’t been ridden much for the past year, but Joyce and the little mare clicked. Grant agreed to work with her for two weeks, and the deal was done! Laurie picked her up, and delivered her to
Joyce in Armstrong BC two weeks later. That was the weekend of Joyce’s 80 birthday. The perfect birthday gift!!!!!
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Nobleza has got brio, is very responsive, stands still for mounting, and has a smooth gait. Two weeks later, she and Joyce were riding in the BC All Gaited Show in Armstrong, and made the trip back to Alberta in Mid-July for the Wild West Classic. There Nobleza proved to be a bit green, but won four ribbons, and Joyce was back in action! Now she has the challenge of riding a new horse. “Everything is different, she’s never been in shows before, hardly been out on trails, and was a bit spooky. I had to learn to ride all over again. Freddy spoiled me, and this is a new experience, but its fun. I love the horses, I love the people, and I love winning ribbons!” Joyce is looking forward to the “challenge of doing my best, and many more years of riding”, as she prepares for the Canadian National Show in August. Lucho Dapelo, the judge, gifts Joyce Flowers after the Wild West Show
(Note: Joyce would like to thank her friends, John McMillan and Laurie Hardingham for their help in making this adventure possible. And of course, Grant McKinney, trainer extraordinaire! Not to forget a big THANK YOU to VRR Nobleza, the little Peruvian whose heart and spirit propelled Joyce into her 80’s, still riding and loving every minute of it!)
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Embrace winter – Get Prepared! Let’s face it, it’s hard to get our minds around the thought we need to begin winter preparations while enjoying cold beverages on a warm summer evening...but every year winter surprises us, almost like we’ve never endured it before. Prepare now and laugh at your neighbors later. Here are some suggestions to get you going. 1. Hay. Locate, buy and store your feed in a clean, dry and convenient location. Easy access is key. Horses require 2 and a bit percent of their body weight in hay or forage per day. That means a 1,000-pound horse requires 600 to 650 pounds of feed per month and possibly more during the cold snaps. Multiply that out for the number of horses to get the quantity you require. It’s a good idea to buy 20% more than you estimate in case next year is a poor growing season. Working horses, broodmares, yearlings will all require additional feed.
2. Water. Having a source of water available 24/7 is important for your horse’s well-being. Whatever type of watering option you use, make sure it works and is clean. This is always easier in the summer. Boxing and insulating the sides and part of the top will reduce power consumption and evaporation. If you find your auto waterers were freezing in the past, plug a lightbulb socket with 60watt bulb in the electrical plug located inside the waterer. Heat tape also works great on a timer.
3. Bedding. If your horse spends time in a stall, clean, dry and dust-free bedding is important, and always cheaper in the summer. There are many options but keep in mind your horse’s health and comfort is influenced by the quality of bedding used in their stall.
4. Machinery. Check you batteries, fluids, tires or tracks, and inspect for leaks; an easy fix in the summer is often an uphill battle in the winter. Nobody likes fixing things with clumsy winter gloves on.
5. Pasture. Winterizing your pasture keeps it healthy and ready for next spring. Just before the snow flies, drag a pallet or harrow to break up the manure. For smaller pastures it’s wise to remove the manure to reduce the amount of parasites that will hatch in Spring. 6. Emergency Preparedness. Assemble a winter kit with the flashlights, additional batteries, equine first aid kit, and head-lamps to use during power outages or working in a pasture. 7. Clothing. Get out the torques, mitts, gloves and jackets in advance and have at the ready…if you live in Alberta you know it can go from summer to winter in snap. 8. Winter can be a terrific time of year if you are prepared. Embrace it, don’t hide from it!
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PHAC JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLINIC “Working as one” May 22 - 24, 2015
Hosted by – PARADISE RANCH – Vernon, B.C.
7886 – Bench Row Road, Vernon, B.C. V1H 1H3
(250) 558 – 4743
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THE PERUVIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION of CANADA PRESENTS THE 36th ANNUAL CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PERUVIAN HORSE SHOW PROGRAM
SILVER SLATE ARENA Stavely, Alberta August.28,29,30,2015
36th ANNUAL CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PERUVIAN HORSE SHOW PROGRAM Friday August 28 - 30, 2015 Silver Slate Arena Stavely, Alberta JUDGE: The Honorable George Bendezu SHOW OFFICIALS:
Show Manager……………………………Donna Calver Show Stewart…………………………….Jean Thom Show Secretary………………………….CJ Heck Show Veterinarian……………………….Claresholm Veterinary Clinic (403) 625-3667 Announcer…………………………….....Louise Burton Ring Admission Steward………………Laurie Hardingham Ringmaster……………………………….Tracy Brown Barn Supervisor…………………………Earl Moker Trail Class………………………………...Tracy Brown Hospitality………………………………..Lindsay Carpen Sponsorships…………………………….Rick & Deb Cones Ribbons & Trophies…………………….Don & Sue Noltner Decorations & ribbon handler……….Deb Cones Premium List………………………………Jan Sjodin, & Lynn Moker Paca Paca…………………………………Suzanne Brown Show Program…………………………...Jean Thom Auction…………………………………....Sherri Rosia, Suzanne Brown Prueba Funcional……………………….John McMillan Show Committee………………………..SSC Committee & PHAC Board of Directors
Show Secretary:………………………...CJ Heck candacejheck@hotmail.com General Information……………………Jan Sjodin
(250)832-1188 or 4beat@telus.net
Barn Stabling Assistance……………..Earl Moker (403) 343-2814(h) (403 -318-2213(c) Sponsorships………………………..Rick or Deb Cones (403)540-4841 or (403)860-9763 Rick.cones@gmail.com or deb.cones@gmail.com
INTRODUCING OUR 2015 PHAC JUDGE: THE HONORABLE GEORGE BENDEZU
George was born in Peru and from 1965 he was raised by one of the most famous Breeders of the Peruvian Paso horse, Jose Risso Matellini. Sr.Jose Risso was instrumental in George’s education & knowledge of the Peruvian Paso from the Breeding to judging of this special horse. He was very thankful that through Sr.Jose Risso he had many opportunities to learn from Carlo Parodi Cuya, Frito Matellini, Fernando Grana, Jose Musante Hurtado and Alfredo Ellias Vargas. But first and foremost he is grateful to Jose Risso Matellini for the knowledge and breeding of the Peruvian Paso. George came to the United States in the 1980’s and started his showing & Training business with the Peruvian Paso for over 35 years in South & Central America as well as the United States.He has had many Champion, and, Champion of Champions to his credit. George is a successful trainer because of his famous mentors, two great Maestros from their time, Maestros Pedro Torres & Maestro Alfredo Leon. As a breeder of Peruvian Paso’s for over 30 years George has accomplished a wonderful breeding program with just two mares. George is a certified judge and holds cards for all three Associations, NAPHA, PPHRNA and AAOBPPHA. He is a Professional Horse trainer and Breeder of the Peruvian Paso as well with the all gaiting breeds of horses. In the years past George has advised successful Breeders in the United States, to name a few Vievenne Lundquist of Meadow Springs Ranch, Xandu Farms as well as Breeders in Guatemala and San Salvador
PERCENTAGES & JUDGING CRITERIA FOR BASIS OF JUDGE’S DECISIONS: “The percentages for judging which follow are set down with the intention of advertising exhibitors of the qualities being evaluated by the Judge as well as the relative importance attached to each quality. All percentages, rules and procedures which are to be considered as guidelines and are not to provide any sort of technicality which might force a judge to award a prize on any basis other than merit.” (Percentages Rule VII Section 8)
Halter Classes – 2 & 3 year olds Conformation and Condition Brio and Collection Gait
Halter Classes – 4 yrs. & over 50% 20% 30%
Bit Classes – Breeding & Luxury Conformation and Condition Gait Smoothness 20% Advance and Overstep 9% Termino 6% Brio and Collection Elegance 12% Energy 12% Manners 6%
40% 20% 40%
Bozal Classes 35% 35%
30%
Performance Classes
Conformation and Condition Gait Smoothness 20% Advance and Overstep 10% Termino 10% Brio and Collection Elegance 8% Energy 8% Manners 4%
40% 40%
20%
Pleasure Classes
Brio, Collection, Maneuvers, and Manners Gait Smoothness 10% Advance 5% Thread 5% Termino 5% Conformation and Condition
Gait Classes Gait Smoothness Advance & Overstep Timing Termino Overstep & Thread Conformation
Conformation and Condition Brio and Collection Gait
60%
Maneuvers & Manners
40%
25%
Gait Smoothness Advance Thread Termino Conformation and Condition Brio and Collection
30%
15%
95% 50% 15% 10% 10% 10% 5%
10% 10% 5% 5% 15% 15%
PHAC Class Procedures and Call of the Classes Purpose: To standardize the ring procedure and ensure that classes are run in a predictable manner, with all required elements presented to the judge prior to class cuts, yet maintain an efficient flow to keep shows within their schedules.
Procedure for Halter Classes : Each horse shall enter the ring in his best gait and shall remain in that gait until the Judge requests that the horse stop and line up. Each horse will be worked sufficiently as directed by the Judge in order to properly evaluate the gait. Horses will be worked in both directions of the ring and when requested to reverse, it is preferred that the handler change position to the inside. Position of the handler should be approximately even with the horse's withers and on the left hand side. Handlers may change sides during the individual workouts. Individual workouts may be called for any and all places by the Judge. All horses chosen for a workout must be shown as requested by the Judge. Actions that may disturb other entries (such as lunging circles when asked to line-up, or stopping intentionally) shall be forbidden.
Procedure for Breeding Classes : Class Procedure: All horses will enter the arena at their best gait and will remain working until asked to line up by the ring steward. Horses will be shown in each horse's best gait both directions of the ring and otherwise as requested by the Judge. Individual workouts may be called for any and all places by the Judge. All horses chosen for a workout must be shown as requested by the Judge. The speed at which the horses are shown will be at the discretion of and completely under control of the Judge. The Judge may request different speeds of an individual horse or group to test the horse's thread, but excessive speed will not be required. Horses must be ridden throughout the entire class by only one and the same person unless the Judge, himself, wishes to ride one of the entries.
Procedure for Gait Classes: Class Procedure: Horses shall enter at the best gait and remain working on the rail. Horses will work both directions of the arena at best gait and will be asked to walk. Judge may wish to see horses slower or may ask them to extend their gait, work side by side, or may call the horses to line-up and proceed with individual workouts. Smooth transitions are desirable as is a range of correct gait, however excessive speed is not required. Occasionally the Judge may wish to see the width of the thread (variation of speed in which a horse maintains a pure gait) of a particular horse. However, the horse which can move the fastest is not necessarily the better-gaited horse. If another horse has a finer gait or if another horse has better movement, this may count for more in the final judging. Horses must be ridden throughout the entire class by only one and the same person unless the Judge, himself, wishes to ride one of the entries.
Procedure for Pleasure Division: All horses shall enter the ring at their best gait and continue on the rail. To be shown at the horse's best gait and at a walk in both directions of the ring and otherwise as requested by the Judge. The ideal Peruvian Pleasure Horse will be one that would be a smooth, efficient mount to take the rider on long rides. He should work effortlessly with a noticeable “bow� in the rein indicating very light rein cues. Leg aids will be subtle and responses will be appropriate to a horse that is a pleasure to ride. The following maneuvers on the rail in both directions shall be mandatory in Pleasure Classes prior to line-up and prior to a class cut being made. 1. Do complete small circles 2. Stop and stand quietly 3. Back up a minimum of five steps 4. Walk on loose rein 5. Reversal of directions on the rail (done to the inside) 6. Do serpentines through objects placed in an straight line Pleasure - Optional maneuvers (on rail or individually) 7. Do figure 8’s Diameter for the circles and spacing for the serpentines will be approximately 3 to 4 metres (10 to 15 feet) using safe and stable obstacles set in an approximately straight line. All maneuvers should be performed with precision. The horse should remain relaxed, and nervousness will be penalized. Mandatory maneuvers must be performed in both directions. Individual workouts may be called for any and all places by the Judge. All horses chosen for workouts must be shown as requested by the Judge.
Performance Division: All horses shall enter the ring at their best gait and continue on the rail. The following maneuvers shall be mandatory in Performance Classes in order to demonstrate tractability and good manners. An ideal Performance Horse will perform
with energy and precision. A more energetic attitude than in a Pleasure class is acceptable but the horse will be awaiting cues from his rider. A horse taking his own initiative or showing rebellion or resistance to the rider’s commands should not place over a horse working quietly and correctly. Mandatory on rail prior to any class cut: 1. Walk on loose rein 2. Stop and stand quietly 3. Back a minimum of five steps 4. Do complete small circles (to inside unless requested by judge toward rail) 5. Do reversals of directions on the rail (done to inside unless requested by judge toward rail) 6. Do serpentines through objects that are offset or curved configuration 7. Figure 8’s 8. Side pass 9. Stop, turn on the haunches 180 degrees Performance Optional maneuvers (on rail or individually) 9. Spirals (caracol) 10. Back 10 – 15 steps 11. Turn on the forehand Diameter for the circles and spacing for the serpentines will be approximately 3 to 4 metres (10 to 15 feet) using safe and stable obstacles offset approx. 2 – 3 ft. Mandatory maneuvers must be performed in both directions. Individual workouts may be called for any and all places by the Judge. All horses chosen for workouts must be shown as requested by the Judge
PHAC Call of the Class - Guide to Maneuvers Maneuver
Desirable
Undesirable
Circle
10-15 ft diameter (unless judge specifies smaller) Second circle in same track as first Minimal cues from rider, quiet hands and legs Horse bending in the same shape as the circle Consistent speed Quiet mouth Stop with minimal cues from the rider Light rein contact to accomplish the maneuver Horse relaxes after the halt and stands still. Horse should stop completely within 2-3 steps after the maneuver is called Nose tucked as stop is performed
Hopping or breaking gait Dropping shoulder (“Falling into the circle”) Irregular circles or straight portions Horse is stiff Excessive bending to the inside of the circle Horse wringing tail Open mouth
Back
Backing straight Light pressure on the reins Relaxed backup Minimal cues from the rider
Refusal to back Gaping mouth Forced Back up Head tossing or shaking Excessive movement in the saddle
Walk
Loose rein (noticeable bow in rein) Relaxed natural head position Transition to walk within 2-3 steps after maneuver is called Horse bending evenly both sides Minimal cues from the rider Smooth transitions from one side to the other indicating the flexibility of the horse
Tight rein Short stepping Prancing
Stop
Serpentine
Open mouth Head tossing or shaking Pushing against bit (resistance) Moving after the halt, not standing quietly Trailing off in speed for several steps Nose up or out as stop is performed
Rushed or sluggish movements Uneven curves or straight portions Head tossing or shaking Open mouth A stiff horse that turns on the forehand
A relaxed horse
Horse’s nose pointing in the opposite direction to the curve
Figure 8
Two even circles in opposite directions Smooth transition from one direction to the other The horse bending properly in each of the circles
Egg shaped or teardrop shaped circles A panicky transition from one direction to the other Hopping or breaking gait Horse wringing tail
Side Pass
Relaxed quiet side pass Horse yields to leg No resistance from the horse Correct bending from the inside rein to the outside leg Consistent rhythm Crossing in the front, crossing in the hind Straight sideways movement (slight leading from the front permissible)
Head tossing Walking forward Backing
Turn on the Haunches
Slight bend in the direction of the turn Horse should move his forehand around his hindquarters.
Caracol (Spiral Staircase)
Start with larger circle and evenly spiral to inside, or spiral from inside to outside as called for, or both. Even flex as horse spirals in or out Quiet mouth Horse may touch stirrup with nose at closest inside turn
Forward movement Spinning on hind leg Backing Over bending or tilting the head Rear legs walking around front legs Dancing or fidgeting Hopping or breaking gait Open mouth Excessive bit pressure Jerky or distressed head movements
JUNIOR DIVISON – Classes (Juniors 13 & over)8,23,27,33,51 (Juniors 12 & under)7,21,25,31,49 All junior riders 12 years of age and under must wear approved riding helmets. Helmets are optional for the 13 years of age and older. Leadline will be exempt from helmets provided there is a person leading and a person spotting the rider. NOVICE DIVISION – Classes 5, 19,39,43,55 ****UPDATE**** (PHAC Rule1X Part 11 Section 6 A) As of February 2012, A Novice Rider will be defined as a person who on January 1st of the current year 1) Never been a Professional under PHAC Rules, 2) Accumulated fewer than 150 Lifetime points in the Novice division in PHAC or NAPHA approved shows. 3) Never won a Champion of Champions title. (I.E. if a person starts the years as a novice, they will be eligible to shows as a novice for the entire calendar year even if they pass the 150 Lifetime points milestone during the year. 4) Not open to juniors BOZAL PERFORMANCE - Open to all bozal horses 3 & 4 years of age. Horses will be required to negotiate a pattern. See illustration in premium list. GELDING STAKES - To be judged as per Luxury Gelding rules and is open only to geldings born in North America. SYNCHRONIZED PAIRS - Open to horses in bit or bozal, amateur or professional rider. Judged on similarity of attire and performance of both horses performing as one
The Smoothest Saddle Horse in the World By A.N.C.P.C.P.P.
The Peruvian Paso Horse is a breed close to five hundred years old developed from the horses that arrived with the Conquest. Its racial ancestors, combined with the geography and nature of its habitat, resulted in a travelers’ horse characteristics. This breed is unequaled because of its comfort to the rider; its intense, yet noble temperament, its arrogance, and unique passive equitation.
Origin The first horses to reach America with Christopher Columbus on his second expedition were the forebears of the Peruvian Horse. The Royal Decree of May 23rd ,1493 certifies that King Ferdinand of Spain and Queen Isabel ordered for 20 mounted lancers to be included in the second expedition. In the course of time, breeding stables were set up along the Caribbean Islands and Central America from where Francisco Pizarro and his company in arms acquired their horses for the Conquest of Peru. These all had their origin in Spain where the horses carried Spanish, Friesian and Berber blood in their veins. The Spanish provided its elegant bearing, the Friesian, its propensity to a mid-size conformation and its front leg action, the Berber, its inclination to the ambling gait that was to determine the characteristics of the Peruvian Paso Horse Since their arrival to Peru in 1532, horses went through a natural process of selection an adaptation to the environment, increasing their endurance as they had to travel long distances across new and rugged surroundings, the ambling gait and the gentleness in the saddle inherited from their forebears was the functional excellence required and preserved once fixed as a racial characteristics. With the passing of time, this strong horse, of light pace and comfortable displacement, became the main means for traveling in Peru, later on to be used in agricultural activities, city transport and diverse public celebrations.
While other nations in America were crossing breeds to develop horses adequate to specific activities, the breeders of the Peruvian Paso Horse were improving the breed through a process of selection. The long distances covered on horseback by travelers, muleteers (driver of mules), landowners, the military and outlaws across endless deserts and small valleys of the coast and regions in the altitudes of our Andes, contributed to the molding of the Peruvian horse. Later on, with the arrival of roads and automobiles, the use of horses as a means of transport declined, with farms and haciendas becoming a refuge for the breed, where it was preserved for agricultural activities and considered irreplaceable.
Racial Characteristics The Peruvian Paso Horse is an equine breed unique to Peru; of mid-size morphological conformation and Berber (equus caballus Africanus, with origin in northern Africa) features, of which the most striking is its head profile, sub-convex or straight, with slanting eyes, and thick mane; not very pronounced withers, “sloping” rump and low tail-set. To stand it must do so with the forelimbs slightly pulled in and the hind legs below the body mass due to the angulation of its hocks. The Peruvian Paso Horse ranges between 1.43-1.51 mts. in height and weighs between 400 and 500 kgs. Practically all colors are found.
Pisos The word “Pisos”, when referring to the Peruvian Paso Horse, is a Peruvian term describing the different “airs” derived from the ambling gait. Peruvian horses are born with Paso; an inherited and natural racial trait preserved from the time they first reached Peru, almost 500 years ago. The Piso is the disengaged pace in four beats in which the sequence of motion of the limbs is: first, the hind leg, then the foreleg of the same side; third, the hind leg of the opposite side, then the foreleg of the same side. The gait, performed in this manner, is referred to as “Paso Llano” in its most widespread rhythm with a variation of other denominations depending on the tempo, bracing and elevation of limbs on the ground.
Unlike trotting breeds, the Paso horse permanently braces the ground. Its center of gravity has hardly any upward thrust. It has a smooth horizontal swing, making it both comfortable and pleasant for the rider. The smoothness therefore being one of the more notable virtues of the breed, following with the advance, which means that the hoof print of the hind leg caps of passes the hoof print left by the foreleg. The virtues of the Peruvian Paso Horse are complemented by its elegance and arrogance in performing its natural airs with an elegant swinging of the forelegs which, while rising turns outwards to land squarely on the ground; adornos known as “agudez” (lift), “término” and “extension” respectively. Diffusion of the Peruvian Horse around the world Our exceptional equine breed has been exported to diverse countries around the world since the 19th century. The United States and Canada in North America; all Central American countries, including Panama; and, in South America, mainly Ecuador, Argentina and Bolivia. In Europe, these horses are raised in Germany, Switzerland, France and Spain. Peruvian Paso Horses are also bred in Australia and Japan. The Asociación Nacional de Criadores y Propietarios de Caballos de Peruanos de Paso (National Association of Owners and Breeders of Peruvian Paso Horse) The afición for the Paso Horse led Peruvians to hold show son major festivities and later on, beginning the 20th century, prize-awarding shows. In 1947, a group of breeders founded the Asociación Nacional de Criadores y Propietarios de Caballos Peruanos de Paso A.N.C.P.C.P.P. (National Association of Owners and Breeders of Peruvian Paso Horse) which, by appointment of the Central Government, is responsible for keeping the Genealogical Registry of the breed; arranging and supervising the selection, breeding and genetic improvement as well as promoting the breed by way of organizing shows and competitions. Every year in April, the A.N.C.P.C.P.P. holds the National Show that gathers breeders from all over Peru and diverse parts of the world. After more than 50 years of prolific institutional work, the breed has gained in beauty, elegance, quality of Piso and smoothness while maintaining its energy and brio. The future of this singular and extraordinary breed native to Peru and a symbol of national pride and creole tradition, a living legacy of peruanidad, is secured on account of its usefulness, smoothness and elegance, and the support of an ever increasing afición that is Passed down from father to son. Our show grounds are located in Mamacona, at the foot of the Pachacamac archaeological site (km. 26 of the old South Pan American highway). Our installations can hold receptions of up to 500 persons including a bar, kitchen and restroom facilities. We also count with a small colonial-style chapel; parking space for vehicles and
lots of open green areas. Additionally we have ample show grounds, with their electric illumination and capacity to hold up to approximately 4,000 spectators.
The Training The training of the Peruvian Paso Horse is called the enfrenadura. It differs from the traditional methods used with other breeds and their schools of equitation insomuch that the horse is familiarized in the use of the bridle in the use of the muzzle, which, acting over the hackamore, results in docile horses responsive to the bridle. Another particular feature of this training method is that our horses turn with their forelegs and displace the rump. The National Riding Gear The riding gear of the Peruvian Paso Horse is very typical, traditional and made by artisans. This singular handcraft is highly appreciated overseas. In its making, the skills of saddlers, carpenters, braiders, engravers, silversmiths and pellón (saddle blanket) makers are all combined. The sampedrano pellón is made of twisted strands of dyed lamb’s wool and serves as a cover for the saddle, making long journeys more comfortable for the rider. The riding gear consists of the jato (halter headstall and chain), blinkers (tapaojo) and reins made of un-tanned hand-plaited leather and the saddle, which is of engraved or carved leather; stirrups, that are made of wood; underleathers and trappings. The Outfit of the Chalán Rider Consists of hat, white neckerchief, shirt, and white pants, boots or half boots and spurs (made either of silver, nickel or stainless steel). Finally, the poncho, in a wide range of colors, which is made of linen, cotton, and alpaca or vicuña wool.
This article sent fom Don Noltner from the: Living in Peru Magazine Oct. 2008 reprinted to Paso Llano Dec.2010
SCHEDULE of EVENTS & PLACINGS FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015 Classes begin at 8:00 AM Class # Event 1. Geldings 4+ — Zootecnico
Qualifies for NQ
Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd___________3rd__________4th_________ 5th__________
2. Mares 4+— Zootecnico
NQ Sponsored by: PHAC 1st_________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 3. Stallions 4+ — Zootecnico NQ Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th_________5th________ 4. Fillies of 2012 & 2013— Halter* CH. /Res Jr. Mare Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th_________5th________ 5. Novice to Ride, Bit or Bozal Equitation * * Hi Pt. Novice Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB. 1st_________2nd_________3rd____________4th_________5th________ 6. Colts of 2012 & 2013 —Halter * Ch./Res.Jr.Stallion Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st_________2nd_________3rd____________4th_________5th________ 7. Junior Showmanship in Hand – 12 & under High Point./Res.Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st_________2nd__________3rd___________4th__________5th________ 8. Junior Showmanship in Hand – 13 & over High Point./Res.Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: PHAC 1st_________2nd_________3rd____________4th__________5th________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 MINUTE BREAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. Breeding Mares/Stallions Stakes in Bit NQ Sponsored by: Vickie Paulus, Vancouver, Washington. 1st_________2nd_________3rd____________4th___________5th________ 10. Luxury Gelding Stakes in Bit NQ Sponsored by: PHAC 1st________2nd_________3rd_____________4th___________5th________ 11. Amateur Owner to Ride in Bit — Pleasure * Ch./Res.Pleasure G / M /S Sponsored by: Bonnie Steiner & Jesse Gonzoles, Sedro Wooley, Washington 1st________2nd________3rd______________4th___________5th________ 12. Junior Leadline NQ Sponsored by: Vicky Hildebrant, Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 13. Geldings 4+ Yrs. in Bit -- Performance* Ch. /Res. Performance Gelding Sponsored by: Sundowner Meats & Deli, Kelowna, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 14. Mares 4+ Yrs. in Bit Performance * Ch. /Res. Performance Mare Sponsored by: Jenee & Steve Demers, Kennewick, Washington 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 15. Bozal 3-4 Yrs. Yrs. Performance Pattern High Point Versatility Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 16. Stallions 4+ yrs. in Bit--Performance Ch. /Res. Performance Stallion Sponsored by: Snag Island Ranch, Lake Tapps, Washington 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________
Friday August 28 2015 con’t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LUNCH BREAK APPROX. 1 HOUR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Class #
Event
Qualifies for
17. Costume in Bit or Bozal
18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
High Point Versatility Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd, Chase, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ Geldings 4-6 Yrs. in Bit --Luxury* Ch. /Res Luxury Gelding Sponsored by: Al Galpin, Calgary, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ Novice to Ride, Bit or Bozal Breed /Luxury** Hi Pt. Novice Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ Geldings 7+ Yrs. In Bit --Luxury* Ch. /Res Luxury Gelding Sponsored by: Clear Creek Ranch, Jim & Barbara Alexander, Carson City, Nevada 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ Junior Saddle Equitation in Bit (12 & under) High Point /Res. Jr. Exhibitor Sponsored by: Juliette Texidor, Adam, Oregon 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ Mares 4-6 Yrs. in Bit --Breeding* Ch. /Res Breeding Mare Sponsored by: Hacienda del Noreste, Mount Vernon, Washington 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 MINUTE BREAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23. Jr.Saddle Equitation in Bit (13 & Over) High Point /Res. Jr. Exhibitor Sponsored by: Rob & Jan Sjodin, Salmon Arm, BC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 24. Mares 7 + Yrs.in Bit - Breeding* Ch. /Res Breeding Mare Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 25. Jr .Evian (12 & under) High Point /Res. Jr. Exhibitor Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 26. Stallions 4-6 Yrs. in Bit--Breeding* Ch. /Res. Breeding Stallion Sponsored by: Paso Llano Magazine, Guatemala 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 27. Jr. Evian (13 & over) High Point./Res.Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Double JJ Ranch, Bend, Oregon 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 28. Stallions 7 + Yrs. In Bit — Breeding * Ch. /Res Breeding Stallion Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. *Horses winning 1st or 2nd place in qualifying classes, except where otherwise noted, MUST SHOW in the appropriate Championship class or their placing and ribbon will be forfeited (unless excused for veterinary reasons). ** Held in accordance with PHAC Show Novice to Ride – Rule IX, Part II, Section 6A + 1st and 2nd place qualify but are not required to enter the Best Gaited Horse of Show class (owner’s discretion)
PHAC High Point Presentations, Annual General Meeting & Pizza Friday, August 28th 7:00 PM Concourse area (near concession)
Show begins at 8:00 AM Saturday August 29, 2015
Saturday August 29, 2015 Classes Starting at 8:00 AM Class #
Event
Qualifies for
29. Open Performance Pattern in Bit* Ch. / Res. Performance G/M/S Sponsored by: Cascadia Gaits Drill Team 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 30. Geldings 3-4 Yrs.-- Bozal * Best Bozal Sponsored by: Tracy Brown, Aldergrove, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 31. Jr. Pleasure in Bit (12 & under) High Point./Res.Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Coldstream Willows Nursery, Coldstream,B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 32. Geldings 4 +Yrs. in Bit — Gait* Best Gaited Horse Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 33. Jr .Pleasure in bit (13 & Over) High Point./Res.Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Dave & Maxine Maxine Whitbeck, Dallas Oregon 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 34. Fillies 3- 4 Yrs. in Bozal Best Bozal Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 MINUTE BREAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35. Synchronized Pairs in Bit or Bozal High Point Versatility Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 36. Amateur to Ride in Bit-- Breeding / Luxury* Ch. / Res.Breeding G/M/S Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 37. Colts 3-4 Yrs.in Bozal Best Bozal Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 38. Mares 4+ Yrs. in Bit — Gait* Best Gaited Horse Sponsored by: Clear Creek Ranch, Jim & Barbara Alexander, Carson City, Nevada 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 39. Novice to Ride in Bit or Bozal -- Gait** High Point Novice Sponsored by: New Horizon Peruvians, Cochrane, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 40. Geldings 4-6 Yrs.in Bit --Pleasure* Ch. / Res.Pleasure Gelding Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LUNCH BREAK APPROX. 1 HOUR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41. Stallions 4 + Yrs.in Bit -- Gait* Best Gaited Horse Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 42. Geldings 7 + Yrs. in Bit--Pleasure* Ch. / Res. Pleasure Gelding Sponsored by: John & Gail Rodgers, Spruce Grove, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 43. Novice to Ride in Bit or Bozal-- Pleasure** High Point Novice Sponsored by: Jean Thom, Vernon, BC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________
Saturday, August 29, Classes continued Class #
Event
Qualifies for
44. Mares 7+ in Bit — Pleasure* Ch./Res.Pleasure Mare Sponsored by: Sundowner Meats & Deli, Kelowna, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 45. Bozal gait Best Gaited Horse of Show Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 46. Mares 7+ in Bit — Pleasure* Ch./Res.Pleasure Mare Sponsored by: Irene Taylor, Salem, Oregon 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 47. Champagne /Evian Stakes in Bit or Bozal High Point Versatility Sponsored by: Jenee & Steve Demers, Kennewick, Washington 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 MINUTE BREAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
48. Stallions 4- 6 Yrs. in Bit -- Pleasure* Ch./Res.Pleasure Stallion Sponsored by: Brent & Cathie Taggart, Armstrong, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 49. Junior Bareback Equitation (12 & Under) High Point / Res. Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Vicky Hildebrant, Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 50. Stallions 7+ Yrs. in Bit — Pleasure* Ch. /Res. Pleasure Stallion Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 51. Junior Bareback Equitation (13 & Over) High Point / Res. Jr.Exhibitor Sponsored by: Sundowner Meats & Deli, Kelowna, B.C. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th________ 52. English /Western/Australian, Bit or Bozal--Performance High Point Versatility Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th 53. Open Trail in Bit or Bozal High Point Versatility Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th *Horses winning 1st or 2nd place in qualifying classes, except where otherwise noted, MUST SHOW in the appropriate Championship class or their placing and ribbon will be forfeited (unless excused for veterinary reasons). ** Held in accordance with PHAC Show Novice to Ride – Rule IX, Part II, Section 6A + 1st and 2nd place qualify but are not required to enter the Best Gaited Horse of Show class (owner’s discretion)
Tomorrow is our Champion & Reserve “and” Champion of Champions Classes A Must See!! We look forward to you joining us
Better Today than Yesterday Tomorrow better than Today POTLUCK DINNER TONIGHT. LOCATION WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER,DEPENDING ON WEATHER
CLASSES BEGIN at 9:00 AM
Sunday August 30th 2015 PRUEBA FUNCIONAL (7:30 AM) Class #
Sunday August 30th 2015 CLASSES BEGIN at 9:00 AM
Event
Qualifies for
54. Ch. /Res Ch. Junior Mare From class # 4 Sponsored by: PHAC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th__________ 55. Novice to Ride, Bit or Bozal Champagne/Evian** Sponsored by:Ringstead Ranch Ltd. Cayley, AB. 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th__________ 56. Ch. /Res Ch. Junior Stallion From class # 6 Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, BC 1st__________2nd__________3rd__________4th__________5th__________ 57. Can Nat Ch. /Res. Pleasure Gelding CH of CH Pleasure Gelding Sponsored by: Jenee & Steve Demers, Kennewick, Washington CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 58. Can Nat CH. /Res. Pleasure Mare Sponsored by: Rob & Jan Sjodin, Salmon Arm, B.C.
CH of CH Pleasure Mare
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 59. Can Nat CH./Res.Pleasure Stallion Sponsored by: Paradise Ranch, Vernon, BC
CH of CH Pleasure Stallion
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 60. Can Nat Ch. / Res. Performance Gelding Sponsored by: Vicki Paulus ,Vancouver, Washington
CH of CH Performance Gelding
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 61. Can Nat Ch. /Res. Performance Mare Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB.
CH of CH Performance Mare
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 62. Can Nat Ch. / Res. Performance Stallion Sponsored by: John & Gail Rodgers, Spruce Grove, AB.
CH OF CH Performance Stallion
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 63. Can Nat Ch./Res.Luxury Gelding Sponsored by: Heather Nielson, Calgary, AB.
CH of CH Luxury Gelding
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 64 Can Nat Ch. /Res. Breeding Mare Sponsored by: Dale Dansey, Savona, BC
CH of CH Breeding Mare
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 65. Can Nat Ch. /Res. Breeding Stallion Sponsored by: Stoneridge Peruvians, Rocky Mountain House, and AB.
CH of CH Breeding Stallion
CH——————————Res. CH—— ———————— 66. High Point Jr. /Res. Exhibitor (12 & Under) High Point-------------------------Reserve------------------------Sponsored by: Vicky Hildebrant, Cayley, AB. 67 High Point Jr. /Res. Exhibitor (13 & Over) High Point-------------------------Reserve------------------------Sponsored by: Ringstead Ranch Ltd, Chase, BC
ENJOY OUR "JUNIOR EXHIBITOR’S BARRIDA" …. Followed by a ONE HOUR LUNCH BREAK
Sunday August 30, 2015 continued: Classes Begin at Approx. 1:00 pm *FLAG PRESENTATION* Class # Event 68. Best Bozal Horse of Show
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Sponsored By: Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C.
69. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Pleasure Gelding
————————— Steve & Jenee Demers, Kennewick, Washington
70. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Pleasure Mare
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Rancho La Colina, Sedro Woolley, Washington In Memory of RSTD Vida de Paijan ————————— Rick & Bonnie Matheson, Vernon, B.C.
71. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Pleasure Stallion
72. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Performance Gelding –—–––––––––------- Ringstead Ranch Ltd., Cayley, AB. 73. Can Nat Ch. Of Ch. Performance Mare
————————— Paradise Ranch, Vernon, B.C.
74. Can Nat Ch. Of Ch. Performance Stallion ————————– Salida Del Sol Peruvians, Red Deer, AB. 75. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Luxury Gelding
---———————— The Chappel Family, Barriere, B.C.
76. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Breeding Mare
————————— NAPHA
77. Can Nat Ch. of Ch. Breeding Stallion
————————— Vista Ridge Ranch, Vernon, B.C.
78. High Point Novice
————————— Dale Dansey, Savona, B.C.
79. High Point Amateur Rider
————————— Paradise Ranch, Vernon,, BC
( North American Peruvian Horse Association )
80. High Point Professional includes: –––––––––––––––– Don & Sue Noltner, High Country Peruvians, Salmon Arm, BC Halter, Breeding/Luxury, Bozal, Gait, Performance (best placings) 81. High. Point & Reserve Versatility (NAPHA) Glen & Nancy Cox, Powell Butte, Oregon High Point——————————— Res. ——————————— 82. Best Gaited Horse of Show.
————————————– In Memory of Joe MacRae, Brentwood Bay, B.C.
CLOSING CEREMONIES & "BARRIDA of CHAMPIONS" An impromptu performance to music to close the 2015 show Note: The Barrida of Champions will include: Champion of Champions Pleasure Gelding, Mare & Stallion, Champion of Champions Breeding Mare & Stallion Champion of Champions Luxury Gelding, Champion of Champions Performance Gelding, Mare & Stallion. Best Bozal Horse of Show, Best Gaited horse of Show, & High Point Versatility Horse “THANK YOU FOR JOINING US” WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU NEXT YEAR!
Unbridle Your Brilliance… We invite you to join us on Fridays for a unique way to wind down the work week with an evening of pampering. While you groom and connect with the horses, they will pamper your soul with their very special brand of “pony love”. The evening includes time with the horses and insightful dialogue.
Photo by KPCS Photography Inc.
Visit our website to purchase individual tickets in advance for $25 or packages of five for $100. Use the tickets for yourself or your friends. What a great way to kick off your weekend!
Unbridle joy, passion, potential, excitement, enthusiasm, brilliance… The possibilities are endless, and the choices are yours to make. Horses can be some of the greatest supporters in our search for self-awareness and authenticity, and active partners in our exploratory process. Being with the horses at liberty in the round pen may help you experience: Awareness of your physical and emotional body to enable authenticity Establishing clear, open-hearted and mutually respectful personal boundaries Dealing with feelings of fear or grief and loss
No horse experience necessary My time with Jocelyn and her herd of horses was truly profound. Jocelyn’s firm, yet compassionate and encouraging manner and the beautiful space she held for the experience to unfold was perfect. Her experience and the close relationship she has with her horses helped to create a safe and loving space. This was a special experience and I look forward to future sessions with Jocelyn and her herd. – JK I learned so much from my experience with you, Colorado and my man Ricky! I’ve made many changes, taken numerous strides outside of my box and feel I am a better person for doing so. – CO Jocelyn is a certified life and executive coach, and is also certified in the Equine Gestalt Coaching Method ®. Contact by phone at (403) 601-2500 or visit the website at http://www.unbridled.ca. She is also the author of the forthcoming book, Unbridled – how I learned to release everything that doesn’t serve me – including cancer
Facilitating personal growth through experiencing the gentleness, beauty, majesty and wisdom of the horse.
www.CelestinaRanch.com
“Where the trail horses are show ready” Celestina translates to matchmaker, and that is our aim – to assist you in finding (or providing the training to develop) the horse of your dreams. Our commitment is to assist you in creating true partnership between you and your horse, and in defining and achieving your equine dreams. Jocelyn Hastie is the founder of Celestina Ranch. The first foal out of her breeding program, RJT Colorado Real++, was born in 1994. This team won many Championships until his retirement from the show ring in 2006. Partners for life, he now assists Jocelyn in an equine facilitated coaching and personal development Photo by Willie Johnson program (www.unbridled.ca). She continues to compete in the show ring and loves to share this remarkable breed with the public, participating in Horse Haven at the Calgary Stampede for the last twenty years.
Novices of all ages welcome! Call us to inquire about: Horses for sale. Stallion services for HdN Jalepeño – Canadian National Champion Pleasure Stallion and Performance Stallion. Try before you buy – innovative leasing programs on show or pleasure horses. Workshops and equine communication evenings.
Contact Jocelyn by phone at (403) 601-2500 or visit our website at http://www.celestinaranch.com
The Peruvian Paso Longevity Project Mission Statement: To provide a reference document listing Peruvian Paso Horses that lived 20 Years or More The Peruvian Paso Longevity Project is compiling a list of registered (in any registry worldwide) Peruvian Pasos that lived 25 or more years. Since few breeders advise registries when horses die, there is no such reference document in the Peruvian breed. This project will post that information on an Internet website available to all free of charge--a sort of celebration of longevity in the Peruvian breed. Verne R. Albright and Mimi Busk Downey are organizing this project, which is not affiliated with any organization because they hope to have contributions from Peruvian Paso aficionados around the world. Information is now being gathered through a third-party survey. Those interested in contributing names of horses 20 years of age or more can enter the following survey link on the internet. That will open a form that can be filled out by computer, making it easy to provide information. Anyone interested is requested to kindly fill out this form with as many names as possible and submit it. To enter additional horses, enter the survey link in your browser again and you will get another form. There is no limit to the number of horses one person can submit. Names and data can be contributed by anyone--not necessarily the horse owner. The horses can be deceased or living. After only three weeks the survey has received 256 responses listing 535 horses. Please help us make a list that will enhance our breed's reputation and call attention to the many many Peruvian horses that take their riders for happy trails into old age. The Peruvian Paso Longevity Project Survey Form: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PasoLongevityV3
US National Show Wichita Falls, Texas
North American Peruvian Horse Association
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October 9-11, 2015
Hello Peruvian Horse Aficionados. from Jean Thom In 1999 I bought two Peruvian horses, they were both 2 year olds, one was a black gelding that was not the biggest horse in the world but he grew up and became a good sized horse with a great personalty.At that time my other half Jim Hegan was still guiding but I was generous and let him do the training on Don Jefe.I chose to work with the mare, Evita.My grandfather who was the blacksmith at Fort Steele,BC also did a lot of tanning of hides and braided many quirts, bosals and numerous other horse equipment, one of which was a bosal that he made for me.I had it forever and then getting the Peruvians my Jimmy took it apart and made a temporary Peruvian bosal with it, so rather than it being tucked away we were now able to use it on Jefe. I bought one from Donna for Evita and we were ready to start training our two Peruvian horses. I had been involved with barrel racing, team roping, goat tying, and a lot of years of range riding, (now there are some stories to tell) I was pretty handy with a rope too, so back to the Peruvians, I honestly did not know how to use all the tack properly and so we winged it, for sure I didn’t know I was supposed to use that big piece of leather(corona) over the saddle blanket..strangest riding equipment I ever dealt with, so as time when on Jefe learnt to carry pack boxes with noisy things in them, was a good training technique as he learnt to accept any kind of “thingamajigs” with no problem, ole Jim, he sure thought that those Peruvian horses were the greatest ever, they would gait smoothly along and he sure remembered the many mountain horses he rode that definitely didn’t give him that “good” a ride. So in the end, learned how to tack the Peruvian horse properly, using all the spare pieces. Jefe went to a wonderful home in Olds, AB., where he still lives, Blaza and I went to visit him a few years back. Evita went to Williams Lake where I am pretty sure she is also still with her people and Olt Jim, well, he no longer has to go out in the cold rainy, snowy conditions or put up with the heat and bugs any more, he lives where it is air conditioned for the summer, and nice and warm for the winter, he has a lot of ladies looking after him all day long. I am sure that it can’t get better than that, for the time being anyways.
Now I just want to say a few more words about the “Jefet” horse as Jim called him. His sire is still looking as good as he did when I first saw him in 2000.Don Vito is now owned by Wendy Barteluck.He went to live with them when he was 13 yrs. Old.
This is a short story that Wendy is sharing with us. By the time he was 16 Wendy says they were having a great time on the trails. He has always been very keen to learn, he is very confident, which is a real asset for the trail horse. Over the years he learned to cross ditches and puddles, walk through grass several feet taller than him, cross bridges, wade through lakes, ignore bears, moose, deer and 20 years old grouse & navigate dense bush. He learned to side-pass expertly & can side –pass down a pole and understand how each gate opens and his role in making it happen. He grasped in minutes that he needed to keep his eye on the ball when playing Polo with a Pilate’s ball. He has gone with us on many camping
trips including the Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail, The Willmore Wilderness Park and also Empire Valley in the Churn Creek Protected Area. Arthritis, caused by an injury has now become more serious. Don Vito is a highly intelligent character. He is loving, & loves playing tricks; he makes us work at staying ahead of him. We expect that Don Vito will still be able to enjoy the trails in the coming year on a gentler level. I will miss my terrific trail companion. Don is such a special guy, we feel blessed to have had him in our lives, thank you for giving us the opportunity to brag about him PCR Don Vito: March 23, 1991 - 715- Sire: AV Sol De Paijan; Dam Joya De Las Cascadas Breeder: Poso Creek Ranch, Calif. Dorothy Owens (Buck Owens sister) was part owner. Another short note from Donna Calver former owner of Don Vito In his younger years Don Vito took part in many shows winning Best Bozal Horse in three separate shows in 1995.In '97 he was first in the stallions Gait Class at the Northwest Summer Classic and also in '97 he was Reserve Champion Breeding Stallion at the same show. He acquired many other first place ribbons over the years of showing. Thank you Wendy and Donna for the article
PCR Don Vito looking good at 22 years . don Vito is now 24 and apparently still going
strong. He hasn't been bothered by the arthritis as much as they thought he would be. Wendy was telling me she recently rode him through a field of bulls and he paid them no undue attention whereas Doug's horse went ballistic (not sure what that involves). Doug's horse is not Peruvian.. maybe quarter horse mix.
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The Story of Cathie and Rosa
Well this story began in the Fall of 2004. I had been over to Ivan & Judie Bourelles Peruvian Paso farm having coffee & visiting. The next thing I know, I’m out in the pasture with 20+ horses and Ivan. After discussing the qualities of each youngster and taking into consideration what I THOUGHT I wanted to do with the horse eventually. He says” I think this little filly would be the one for you”. Her name was Olorosa IJB. When I hesitated and mentioned I may not be able to afford her, Ivan’s response was, “Tell you what, there is an old truck on your family farm. I’d be willing to trade straight across for her”. The rest, shall we say is history… “Rosa” and I have gone on to teach each other (sometimes under the watchful eye of Ivan), and grow in our partnership. Considering I knew nothing about training a horse, I thought what did I get myself into. We did not have the benefit of professional trainers, an arena or even just a flat area at home to work in. We did virtually all of our training on the trail. We have had our share of trials with training, as I have learned it takes twice as long to correct a mistake than it does not to make one in the first place, but there is no feeling as good as like being out there alone with your horse. We’ve also had some frustrating defeats and awesome triumphs along our journey. Although I must admit that throwing in the towel had crossed my mind on more than one occasion. Looking back, I truly believe all these challenges make you a better rider and a better team. Our very first Champion of Champion title was won in 2008 at the Canadian National Horse show. Throughout it all, Rosa & Cathie have gone on to win 20 Champion of Champion titles at various Regional and National Peruvian Horse shows, including the North American Peruvian Horse Association – USA Nationals in 2013 in Burbank, California where they won two Champion of champion titles. They have also attained 4 Laureada titles.
The most recent “Laureada” title came in the 2014 Canadian National Peruvian Horse show that took place at Heritage Park, in Chilliwack, BC. In 2010, Rosa gained the recognition of being the highest pointed horse in Canadian Peruvian horse history, in any one given year. She is also currently rated number 2 in Canadian Lifetime show points status through the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada. I’m very proud of my mare, and our achievements and want to encourage the “average jane” rider like me, that if you set your mind to it anything is possible. As for Ivan & Judie, when asked if they regret their decision to trade the horse. Their response is “Not on your life! We are very proud of their accomplishments together” PS the old truck….never did work.
Cathie and Rosa would like to invite you to come and share a celebratory beverage with them at the end of showing day on Saturday Aug. 29th.
Presenting two of our fine young stallions
JAP Mino
(MSP Pituco x MVH Melodia)
JAP Gladiador
(MVH Predilecto x WER Gacela)
J. Andres & Kelly Ponciano
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Stallions at Stud • Horses for Sale www.criaderolalaguna.com
Training with Maestro Oscar Vasquez S.
Oscar can make your horse more responsive, calmer and both trail wise and show ready. We are very pleased with Oscar’s talented and dedicated work. Oscar works with all breeds and trains to first level dressage and higher. His unique horsemanship can save you months of struggling.
“It’s like having a whole new horse!” A few spaces available— need a horse started or retrained?
CM Real —- SOLD!
Thank you & Congratulations to Debbie Reid Oleson of Idaho — we are pleased to have CM Real go to a lifelong rider and trainer!
Call to reserve now — Season Runs April through October
CM Tours Presents Peru National Show & Breeders Tour April 2015
Duration: Nine to 14 days Style: “Comfort and Elegance” Fitness Level: Should be comfortable walking. Tour Highlights: See the National Show — 500+ horses Tour Lima Cultural Sites & Pre-Inca Ruins Visit Peruvian Horse Breeding Farms Optional Trip to Machu Picchu and Sacred Valley Optional Horseback Riding on the Beach— beginners or experienced riders welcome!
Ecuador Riding Holiday June 2015
Duration: Nine to ten days Style: “Soft to Medium Adventure” Fitness Level: some physical fitness for riding is required. Experienced riders only, but Hikers also welcome. Tour Highights: Ride around the volcanoes with spectacular views Ride farm-to farm bed and breakfast Tour Quito sites of interest Jungle excursion— up-close wildlife experiences Limited spaces available; preference is given to previous travellers in CM Tours.
Visit us at the ranch or see us at the shows Trainer Oscar Vazquez, Owners Dale & Mimi Downey
Dale Downey and Mimi Busk-Downey
Crescent Moon Ranch PO Box 449 Acme, Alberta T0M 0A0 Email: soberano31@gmail.com Phone (403) 546-4331
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The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection with Performance...
RSTD Lucero
(*FC Veranero x JWF Aleli) Multiple Champion of Champions Performance and Luxury Gelding
We always have horses for sale & multiple Champion of Champions Stallions at Stud. Our top priority is to ensure an excellent match of rider & horse. Visitors are welcome at our Two Locations in Cayley, Alberta & Chase BC, Canada
For more information and a complete sales list, Visit our website!
www.RingsteadRanch.com 403-860-9763 • deb.cones@gmail.com
Owners: Rick and Deb Cones
Trainers: Pedro Cantaro • Emma Thurn Take advantage of the great USD/Canadian Exchange rates! Good deals available!
Type to enter text New Horizon Peruvians Tanner & VRR Evita Wild West Double Regional Show AB. & B.C Double Champion Pleasure and Performance Mare AB. Ch. of Ch. Pleasure Mare Double Ch. Ch. of Ch. Performance Mare
New Horizon Peruvians Sherri & Wayne Rosia RR #1, Cochrane, AB. T4C !A1 Contact: Ph. 403-932-7032 email: SRosia.NHP@gmail.com