Pinto Horse Magazine Summer 2020 by Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc.

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TULSA INSPIRES HISTORIC JOURNEYS AND DOWN-HOME TRADITIONS For more than 30 years, the Pinto Horse Association has chosen Tulsa to host the Pinto World Championship. Then, Color Breed Congress also began calling Tulsa ‘home’. Tulsa Regional Tourism is honored to keep that tradition going, and to welcome the competitors, spectators and supporters to Tulsa.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PINTO UPDATES 2

Leadership

FEATURES

Letter from the Editor

28 WINNERS OF THE ALL EQUINE ART AND PHOTO CONTESTS

Office Update

Letter to the Editor

32 PINTO PASSION FOR A LIFETIME

Youth Leadership

Year-End Award

Approved Charters

Pending Charters

PtHA Shows

Foundation News

Disciplinary Actions

Horse Health Matters

Top Submitted Photos

Crystal McBride, 2019 World Champion AM IHT, see page 94

by Lechelle Calderwood

36 A COLLECTION OF PWC MEMORIES 44 MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE

by Lechelle Calderwood

54 PINTO PROUD CHAMPIONS

PtHA LEADERSHIP OFFICE STAFF

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Kevin Woodford Holstein, IA 319-350-3443 PRESIDENT-ELECT Kameron Duncanson Mapleton, MN 507-327-3718 IMD. PAST PRESIDENT Jenny La Grange Oviedo, FL 407-977-1882 SENIOR COMMITTEE MEMBER Nell Tekampe Salem, WI 815-790-4188 SECOND COMMITTEE MEMBER Annette Pitcher Indianapolis, IN 317-431-2242 THIRD COMMITTEE MEMBER Kathy Thomas Brush Prairie, WA 360-910-7748 PAST PRESIDENTS Karen Craighead Fulton, MO • 573-220-3345 Kathleen Gallagher Derry, NH • (603)-966-7227 Roger Altman Eaton Rapids, MI • (810)-247-0181 Sue Ellen Parker Saegertown, PA • (940)-781-6416 Wendy Davidson Monroe, WA • (360)-794-1602 Gary Streator W Jefferson, OH • (614)-989-7246 Barbara Hulsey Edmond, OK • (405) 850-9648 Nancy Bredemeier Atwater, OH • (330) 325-7506 Carl Cousins Millington, MI • (989) 871-4449 Mahlon Bauman Buffalo, MN • (612)-508-6832 Jim Isley Reidsville, NC • (336)342-4804 George Martin Franklin, KY • (570) 971-4421 Chris Theiler Albuquerque, NM • (505) 821-5642 Jean Andrews Fremont, NE • (402) 721-4068 Don Greenlee Urbana, IN • (260)774-3719 Joe Grissom Frankfort, IN • (765)242-4644 EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/COO Darrell Bilke Bethany, OK • (405) 491-0111

YOUTH OFFICERS President Jordan Melegari, Ohio Vice President Paige Bunn, Nebraska Secretary Miley Phillips, Michigan Treasurer Julius Culwell, Mississippi Reporter Hannah Brock, Florida YOUTH DIRECTORS Kendra Husman, Iowa Robert Culwell, Mississippi Madison Wade, Ohio

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW JERSEY NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA ONTARIO SASKATCHEWAN EUROPE

To Be Appointed No Director Jennifer Cignoni Kelly Reames Laura Fowler Walter de la Brosse To Be Appointed Sarah Nogacek To Be Appointed No Director Amanda Palmer To Be Appointed No Director To Be Appointed Mike Adams Wyneta Duncan Don Greenlee, Past President Joe Grissom, Past President William Sparr To Be Appointed Woodie Marshall George Martin, Past President To Be Appointed No Director No Director Tracey Imbaro Mary Osborn Gabriel Deters Roger Altman, Past President Carl Cousins, Past President Shelly Sellers Karen Clark Mahlon Bauman, Past President Helen Fleming-Bryson Bonnie Carr Dr. Kim Voller Kari Reeg Jean Andrews, Past President Terri Wirthlin To Be Appointed Ann Di Giovanni Chris Theiler, Past President To Be Appointed Priscilla Nisiewicz Jim Isley, Past President Lisa Jostad Nancy Bredemeier, Past President Gary Streator, Past President To Be Appointed Jeff Ray Don McGee Barbara Hulsey, Past President Tina Bell To Be Appointed Sue Ellen Parker, Past President To Be Appointed No Director To Be Appointed To Be Appointed Carmen Lay Caitlyn Raysser To Be Appointed No Director To Be Appointed To Be Appointed Joni Osborn Jessica Davidson Wendy Davidson, Past President No Director Kathy Findley No Director No Director Marianne Warland No Director Carolyn Washburn No Director To Be Appointed

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR HELLO PINTO FAMILY, In this issue of the Pinto Horse Magazine, we showcase the youth and adult winners of the All Equine Art and Photo Contests, and we highlight third-generation member Nicki Story. This issue also celebrates Pinto World Championship Shows of years past. Join us in remembering past shows by looking through memories and photos of previous PWC champions. You can also read about how the PWC makes dreams come true each year and will again at the rescheduled Pinto World Championship Show which will occur Nov. 7-22, 2020, alongside Color Breed Congress. Before you start planning for your next big horse show, take a moment to read Don McGee’s letter on page 6 and see if you can help the Pinto Horse Association of America by renewing your membership today. Lechelle Calderwood

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Pinto Horse is the official publication of the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. The magazine is dedicated to the advancement and improvement of the breeding and performance of the Pinto horse. The magazine’s purpose is to promote educational, scientific and informative material for the benefit of Pinto horse owners. THE COLOR BREED

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PtHA OFFICE UPDATE HELLO PINTO FAMILY, First, I want to thank Don McGee for the letter to the editor which you can see on the next spread. He makes some very good points, and I hope all of you read it and think about what he is saying. Our Pinto family needs support from all of our U.S. and international members. We want the Pinto Horse Association strong enough to weather any future storms. Next, I want to remind my Pinto family that even though we are not showing horses in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this summer, we are still together, a family. We’ve got our memories of previous shows to get us through to the next one. Our team has connected with members to get stories of winners at previous Pinto World Championship Shows. Everyone was eager to share just how much they love the PWC. Think of this collection of memories and photos as a virtual family reunion. Look for faces you recognize and stories you’ve lived through too. THE COLOR BREED

UPCOMING DATES SEPT. 1, 2020 EARLY ENTRY DEADLINE Pinto World Championship / Long Ear World Championship / Color Breed Congress / All Breed Ranch Horse Congress Show

The Pinto World Championship Show has taken place every year since 2000. Before that, it was a national show. This event brings horse lovers together from around the world to compete and earn awards and points. The PWC helps our Pinto family grow bigger and bigger. Twenty years of Pinto World Championship Shows adds up to a lot of buckles, saddles and other big prizes, and we have loved making it happen for all of you each year.

SEPT. 1, 2020 HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS DUE

The Pinto World Championship Show will occur in 2020, just later in the year than usual. We will reunite at the Pinto World Championship / Long Ear World Championship / Color Breed Congress / All Breed Ranch Horse Congress Show Nov. 7-22, 2020. This is one BIG horse show that we are all ready for!

SEPT. 1, 2020 RULE CHANGE PROPOSALS DUE

Take care,

OCT. 1, 2020 POST ENTRY DEADLINE Pinto World Championship / Long Ear World Championship / Color Breed Congress / All Breed Ranch Horse Congress Show

Darrell Bilke

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT / CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

NOV. 7-22, 2020 TULSA, OKLAHOMA Pinto World Championship / Long Ear World Championship / Color Breed Congress / All Breed Ranch Horse Congress Show DEC. 31, 2020 STALLION AND JACK BREEDING REPORTS DUE 4

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR GREETINGS PINTO FAMILY MEMBERS, I am trusting that through the recent events and world changes that we all have faced so far this year, that we can, and do, focus on the good things that have been revealed. We have been forced to slow down and hopefully this will help us realize how we have been blessed to be Americans and to not take for granted the freedoms and liberties that we all enjoy. Americans were in a very busy, fast-paced lifestyle. We took things for granted, but many in the world don’t have the things that we as Americans have. I think also that we have not stopped to think about those things in our lives that are not rights but true privileges. One of those privileges is being part of the Pinto family. The biggest asset we have in the PtHA is the fact that we are a close-knit family, and family takes care of family, especially during the stormy patches in life. I would like to address a particular subject within our family of the PtHA. Until now being a member and paying membership dues both to charters and the PtHA has been on a convenience-based pay schedule. This means we don’t have to renew or purchase anything until the first show event we attend. That process has worked well in the past since most charters start their shows early in the year, and revenues to all charters and the Pinto Horse Association headquarters begin to come in at that time. But we have not been able to enjoy the opportunity of showing so far this year. This year has been difficult for us but also our U.S. state and international charters. Most small and large businesses have been affected by this, as well as our own family budgets. We all know the importance of cash flow. We should also know that this too will pass. We are already beginning to see America, along with our events, start to open again. As a member of PtHA, I personally challenge you to help keep the cash flow of our Pinto organizations intact. Instead of waiting to update membership dues and cards at the first show we attend, let’s do it now. These costs are such that we will be paying them at some point this year anyway, so let’s do it now. This would greatly benefit both levels of the Pinto organization in their cash flow and assist in keeping our Pinto family strong.

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There may be some who are considering not showing at all this year, but a true family doesn’t operate on a stop and start scenario. If we want our Pinto family strong next year, we need to ensure that we are being faithful this year. I realize cash is tight. This is a difficult time, but as far as helping our Pinto family, we are probably looking at less than $150 per member to renew charter and PtHA membership dues and cards. It’s not much on an individual level but collectively means a whole lot to PtHA. Paying dues now can help keep us strong not only for this year but for years to come. I don’t want us to jeopardize something we all love. Those of us, including me, that hold lifetime memberships, may want to think about donating to the membership account for all levels, including local, state, and PtHA international headquarters. Most of us carry our heads high when we profess that “WE ARE PINTO” so let’s show that kinship and prove it by sending our money in now. We need action to keep Pinto strong. This challenge is not meant to be seen as any kind of an agenda. I simply want to do my part in keeping our Pinto family healthy. I am, as I know you are, ready to get back on the show schedule, but until then, let’s do our part in keeping the future of OUR association the best in the industry! Humbled to be a part of the PtHA family. . . . Blessings! Don and Kathie McGee FULL MOON MULE COMPANY Vian, Oklahoma

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YOUTH LEADERSHIP

2020-2021 YOUTH OFFICERS

PRESIDENT

Jordan Melegari

WEST SALEM, OHIO

I am 18 years old. I am active in FFA and have been an officer for three years. Though I have been around horses my entire life, I have been a PtHA member for five years. Through PtHA, I have met so many amazing people in and out of my state, and I would love to meet more! Last year I was a national youth director and the Ohio charter’s Youth Club vice president. This year I am president. Two years ago, I advocated for the addition of Solid Pinto classes to the Ohio charter and was able to get enough commitment for it to be added to the showbill.

VICE PRESIDENT

Paige Bunn

NORTH BEND, NEBRASKA

This will be my fifth year showing in the Pinto organization. I am hardworking and can work through anything that comes my way. I can bring new ideas to the table and new ways to look at old topics. I am dedicated to whatever I join and make sure to finish through to the end on what I do. Last year when my town flooded, I went and helped as many people as I could. In my 4-H Club, I help with our yearly volunteer projects which include picking up trash along a highway, making tie blankets and door decorations for the elderly at a local nursing home, helping at a local food pantry and participating in Operation Christmas Child.

SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE The Pinto Scholarship deadline is January 15, 2021. Download scholarship forms from pinto.org and mail them to the office. Forms must be postmarked by January 15.

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SECRETARY

Miley Phillips

ADRIAN, MICHIGAN

I first began to love horses when my dad took me to ride a little brown pony named CHOCOLATE. After I outgrew him, my parents purchased IMA TRUE COWBOY. I showed Halter and the All-Around Walk/Trot classes. I finished 10th in the nation in Youth Geldings. My dad later found a PtHA registered horse named GOOD Nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; ZIPPED. Our favorite events are Showmanship, Trail and Horsemanship. We love the challenges that the patterns give us, and the patterns bring us to a whole new level of competition. I have served several leadership roles in my organizations, including treasurer of FFA and secretary of my 4-H Club.

TREASURER

Julius Culwell

LOUISVILLE, MISSISSIPPI

I have won breed association points and high points in PtHA, PHBA, ApHC and AQHA. I have held local and national youth officer positions. I am currently the president for our local PtHA and PHBA youth charters. My goal as president is to help promote and build our local PtHA charter in Mississippi. I hope I can do the same helping to promote PtHA. My first registered horse that my parents bought me was a Pinto, and we have owned a total of five registered PtHA horses. I am a lifetime youth member. Out of all my experiences with horserelated activities, one of my favorite activities is Color Breed Congress. I want to promote all the opportunities PtHA has for youth.

REPORTER

Hannah Brock

NORTH FORT MYERS, FLORIDA

I have had a passion for riding and being around horses for all fifteen years of my life. My 4-H Club has taught me how to hold offices and be a leader as well as contribute to the larger community. The offices I have held include secretary for two years, reporter for two years and vice president for one year. I am currently president. In January I received Pinto Youth Wrangler of the Month and Junior Youth Zone 9 High Point. I was also a two-time world champion at Pinto World Championship Show last summer. I love meeting new people through this community.

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YOUTH LEADERSHIP

2020-2021 YOUTH DIRECTORS

IOWA

Kendra Husman

QUIMBY, IOWA

I am 16 years old, and this fall I will be a senior in high school. I am from a small town in northwest Iowa, and I show a big, goofy gelding in the Western and Hunt Seat All-Around. My favorite part about showing PtHA is meeting new people, seeing everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hard work pay off and spending time with my tight-knit horse family. I have multiple experiences being an officer through many years in 4-H, FFA and Iowa Pinto Youth Association. I love having the opportunity to share my passion for youth, horses and this amazing organization.

MISSISSIPPI

Robert Culwell

LOUISVILLE, MISSISSIPPI

My family and I have been involved with PtHA for several years. My first horse was a registered Pinto horse. We first began with the association doing the OCAP program. I was so proud to get the end of the year award certificates after our first year. From there, we began showing at PtHA shows and got more of our horses registered with the association, and even assisted with getting a chapter started within our state. My family has enjoyed competing in the OCAP program and showing our Pintos at PtHA recognized shows, along with participating in national and local youth activities. As a youth director I can spread the word about all the good experiences my family has had with PtHA.

OHIO

Madison Wade

DALTON, OHIO

I am a seventh grade student. I attend the Ohio Virtual Academy online school. I am a member of the Jr. National Honor Society, 4-H Club, and Pinto, Appaloosa and Quarter Horse Associations. I swim for the Orrville Otters swim team. I have been showing horses since I was seven. My favorite memories are spending weekends at shows with my family. We like to meet new people who share our love of horses. When I am not showing, I like boating, swimming and playing golf with my dad. In 2019, I was the secretary for the Ohio Pinto Youth Club. This year I was elected as the 2020 Ohio Pinto Sweetheart. I am excited to represent my breed at fairs and shows all over.

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YEAR-END AWARD The award will be calculated by ROM points earned at PtHA approved shows from Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2020. The award will be given to the highest point earner in three divisions: Youth 18 & Under, Amateur 19 & Over and Open Pinto. For the Youth and Amateur divisions, the award will be calculated for units only. A unit is defined by the PtHA Rulebook as one Youth/one Pinto or one Amateur/one Pinto. Ties within a division will be broken as follows: the first tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA approved local shows, the second tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA ROM-pointed classes and subsequent ties will be awarded to the unit with the most first place point-earning wins, second place point-earning wins, etc. To be eligible: Exhibitor must be a member in good standing with PtHA. The Pinto must be registered in PtHA’s regular registry. The following will not count toward the High Point Award: Points earned at the Pinto World Championship Show. Points earned from the average card at a Jubilee show. Points earned from a Novice, Costume, Leadline, produce of dam, get of sire, Grand and Reserve Halter class or any other non-point earning class.

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APPROVED CHARTERS ZONE 1 Cascade Pinto Horse Association www.cascadepinto.com President: Jessica Davidson 21404 161st Ave SE Monroe, Washington 98272 tigermana@gmail.com Pinto Horse Association of Western Washington www.pthaww.org President: Deborah Hoines 5907 Johnston Pt Olympia, Washington 98516 (360) 556-1227 flarebear@cco.net Southern Oregon Pinto Horse Association President: Denise Rising 2215 Stringer Gap Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 (541) 474-1112 ZONE 2 High Desert Pinto Horse Association www.highdesertpinto.com President: Fral Lelli 990 East Wesley Street Banning, California 92220 (951) 849-3031 flelli@dc.rr.com ZONE 3 Kansas Pinto Horse Association www.kansaspinto.org President: Richard Harmon PO Box 211 Otis, Kansas 67565 (785) 650-2186 rccoop@gbta.net Nebraska Pinto Horse Association www.nptha.com President: Jean Andrews 1940 County Rd Q Fremont, Nebraska 68025 (402) 721-4068 Jeanandrews402@gmail.com North Dakota Pinto Horse Association Ndpintohorse.com President: Alyssa Tjosaas 19490 180th Ave S Barnesville, Minnesota 56514 (320) 815-4069 Josh.tjosaas@northlandcollege.edu ZONE 4 New Mexico Pinto Horse Association www.newmexicopinto.com President: Marilyn Novat 323 El Cerro Lp Los Lunas, New Mexico 87031 (505) 269-0732 novatdgm@gmail.com 12

Oklahoma Pinto Horse Association President: Kristin Stolee PO Box 253 Hartshorne, Oklahoma 74547 (817) 658-6390 krstolee@aol.com South Texas Pinto Horse Association www.southtexaspinto.com President: Robin Bailey 1045 CR 342 La Vernia, Texas 78121 (210) 913-3277 yellahorse@aol.com ZONE 5 Iowa Pinto Horse Association www.iowapinto.com President: Carol Timke 6289 Gear Ave Prole, Iowa 50229 (515) 778-4735 ctimke@beckag.com Illinois Pinto Horse Association www.illinoispinto.org President: Britta Soehn 9812 N Hunters Lane Spring Grove, Illinois 60081 (847) 691-3733 Britter781@aol.com Min-I-Kota Pinto Horse Association www.mikpinto.org President: Milo Miller 658 Bolton Avenue SW Buffalo, Minnesota 55313 (763) 682-5619 Klr3803@gmail.com Wisconsin Pinto Horse Association Wisconsinpinto.com President: Kathy Findley 21134 West 7 Mile Rd Franksville, Wisconsin 53126 (262) 930-5586 whisperingwillowfarm@yahoo.com ZONE 6 Mississippi Pinto Horse Association President: Ed North 419 N Utica St Terry, Mississippi 39170 (601) 668-5607 ednorth@bellsouth.net Volunteer State Pinto Organization www.volunteerstatepintoorg.com President: Linda Krieg 2534 Ramblewood Dr Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37129 (615) 657-7157 nanny@pccor.com

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ZONE 7 New England Pinto Horse Association www.neptha.info President: Tracey Imbaro 85 Morse St Foxboro, Massachusetts 02035 (774) 306-2587 Mydakotagold29@gmail.com New Jersey Pinto Horse Association President: Marjorie Lawler-Moser 530 Fries Mill Rd Williamstown, New Jersey 08094 (609) 680-2456 Margie_Lawler_Moser@yahoo.com Pennsylvania Pinto Horse Association www.papintohorseclub.weebly.com President: Roy Gingrich 611 Herrin Lane Enola, Pennsylvania 17025 (717) 732-4913 phd-1999@hotmail.com Pinto Horse Association of New York State www.nypintohorse.com President: Priscilla Nisiewicz 5795 Noel Rd Cicero, New York 13039 (315) 727-1910 pnisiewicz@yahoo.com ZONE 8 Indiana Pinto Horse Association www.indianapinto.com President: Jill Duzan 1940 W Maple Lane Claypool, Indiana 46510 (574) 328-6857 Jdfancy99@yahoo.com Michigan State Pinto Breeders & Owners (MSPB&O) www.mspbo.org President: Ruth Deters 6820 14th Street Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 (616) 402-0489 Ruth.deters01@gmail.com Pinto Horse Association of Ohio www.ohio.com President: Kaylee Clagett 3242 Baseline Road Plymouth, Ohio 44857 (419) 656-5669 Kaykuns93@gmail.com ZONE 9 Peach State Pinto Horse Association President: Keri Davidson 50 Old Hwy 41 Adairsville, Georgia 30103 (404) 392-1103 ktrfarms@gmail.com

PENDING CHARTERS ZONE 1 Oregon Pinto Horse Association www.oregonpinto.com President: Tina Bell PO Box 618 Molalla, Oregon 97038 (503) 351-8431 tinab@web-ster.com ZONE 2 South West Pinto Horse Breeders & Exhibitors www.southwestpinto.org President: Kristina Hambly 11666 Moreno Ave Lakeside, California 92040 (619) 504-7424

Sun Coast Pinto Club www.scpc.com President: Sherry Barnard 79 Aldridge Corrolitas, California 95076 (831) 728-8705 Sherryb42@aol.com

ZONE 9 Florida Pinto Horse Association www.fptha.com President: Amanda Palmer PO Box 531 Floral City, Florida 34436 (727) 430-0515 acpalmer@tampabay.rr.com

ZONE 5 Minnesota Pinto Horse Association Minnesotapinto.com President: Chad Filek 9177 Gowan Ave NW Maple Lake, Minnesota 55358 (320) 309-2051 cfilek@hotmail.com

ZONE 10 Ontario Pinto Horse Association www.ontariopinto.com President: Margaret MeehanThompson 19032 St Andrews Road Caledon, Ontario, Canada (519) 927-3296 horsnaround@live.com

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PtHA CAN HELP YOU TRACK PINTO RECOGNIZED CLASSES THAT YOU SHOW RIGHT NOW, EVEN IF IT IS ONLY ONLINE. We are able to accept these PtHA recognized classes in virtual horse shows by recording them in our OCAP (Open Competition Activities Program) and also SOAR (Select Opportunities and Rewards Program). OCAP tracking makes you eligible for Year-End High Point Certificates as well as lifetime achievements that can be earned over several years of showing. SOAR lets you track all activities: Open, Schooling, Fun shows, trail riding, lessons, driving, parades and now even virtual horse shows. In partnership with Kensington Protective Products, SOAR sends prizes directly to your door.

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I WOULD LIKE TO PRESERVE, HONOR AND SUPPORT THE HERITAGE AND HISTORY OF THE PINTO BY CONTRIBUTING TO THE PINTO HERITAGE FOUNDATION TODAY. Please apply my donation of $_________________ to: ____ Pinto Heritage Museum (including Hall of Fame Program) ____ Orren Mixer Memorial Scholarship ____ Youth / Phil Sandusky Memorial Scholarship ____ Billie Cousins Memorial Scholarship ____ Rick McMasters Memorial Scholarship ____ Cheree Kirkbride Memorial Scholarship ____ Pat Walliser Memorial Scholarship ____ John Abrams Memorial Scholarship ____ Gerald Milburn and Doris Ann Hays Memorial Scholarship Fund ____ Len and Pauline Bilke Memorial Scholarship ____ Color Breed Congress Scholarship Fund ____ Youth Development Program ____ Therapeutic Riding Program (to help fund challenged riders, leadline program & awards) ____ PtHA Professional Horsemens’ Crisis Fund Name:___________________________________ PtHA Membership # (if applicable):_ __________ Address:___________________________________________________ City:______________________ State:_____________________________________________________ Zip:_______________________ Phone:______________________________Email:___________________________________________ Method of Payment (US Funds): *Make checks payable to Pinto Heritage Foundation, Inc.

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DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS The following members are suspended and denied all privileges of the association, in accordance with PtHA Rules. Elizabeth Nordquist, Minneapolis, Minnesota, PtHA #80681. Suspended Oct. 8, 2019, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Coltin Patnaude and Terry and Lea Crystal, Emmett, Idaho, #74335, suspended Dec. 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Michelle M. Davies, Windom, Texas, PtHA #68088. Suspended Sept. 10, 2018, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Richard Hill, Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, PtHA #72732, suspended July 1, 2011, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Stephanie & Barry Wilcher, Carthage, Mississippi, PtHA #81895. Suspended April 17, 2018, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Heather Acosta, Hoffman Estates, Illinois, PtHA #15329, suspended March 16, 2011, for violation of Rule B-9E, of the 2010 PtHA Rulebook, denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid.

Samatha Johnson, Weeki Wachee, Florida, PtHA #46097, and Cheyenne Clark, Weeki Wachee, Florida, PtHA Member #78430. Suspended Dec. 1, 2017, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Cindee J. Shaffer, Battleground, Washington, PtHA #72319, suspended Dec. 28, 2010, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Molly Stanfield, Reidsville, North Carolina, PtHA #65738, Amateur status revoked to be reinstated upon qualification and application according to PtHA Rules, for violation of Rule U-2 of the 2017 PtHA Rulebook.

Darrell & Kristie Howard, Moravia, New York, PtHA #65131 and #69663, suspended Oct. 20, 2010, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Judson Smith, Lascassas, Tennessee, PtHA #91739, suspended Sept.19, 2016, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Cecelia Robertson & parents Mark and Stacey Goebel, Wadsville, Indiana, PtHA #68618, suspended Dec. 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Bennie Lynn Clawson, McConnells, South Carolina, PtHA #65557, suspended Sept.1, 2015, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Angela Soileau, Ville Platte, Louisiana, PtHA #78141, suspended Dec. 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Ricki Deangelis, St Cloud, Florida, PtHA #52862, suspended Dec. 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Zachary and Jennifer Sparkman, Timberville, Virginia, PtHA #61812, suspended Dec. 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Kelley C. Whittaker, Altmar, New York, PtHA #61883, suspended Dec. 1, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Debra J. Thompson, Preston, Minnesota, PtHA #33132, suspended Sept. 21, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Richard & Yvette Elliott, Meridian, Idaho, PtHA #60467, #46262, & #47608, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

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Sylvia Kenyon, Colton, Oregon, PtHA #59541, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Bonnie Bryant, Alpine, Alabama, PtHA #53606, suspended Jan. 15, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Jean Marie Kittleson, Jennifer Janowski, Paige Janowski, Buchanan, Michigan, PtHA #44665 and #54130, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Judy Kosciolek, Carol Stream, Illinois, PtHA #11880, suspended December, 2001, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

Kathy Miles, Lakeside, California, PtHA #54451, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Alysha S. Minnick, Bucksport, Maine, PtHA #58039, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Erin Myers, Freeville, New York, PtHA #57377, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Tamara Poisson, Deerfield, New Hampshire, PtHA #59342, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8. Chestina & Eleana Yarger, Williamsburg, Ohio, PtHA #55454, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Willa Chapman, Half Moon Bay, California, PtHA #12159, suspended Jan. 8, 2001, and denied all privileges of the association until unpaid feed and bedding bill from 2000 Pinto World Show is paid. Stephanie Miller, PtHA #28813, suspended Dec. 31, 2000, and denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid, levied a fine of $500 and all points earned at show in question voided. Deborah Feely, Placerville, California, PtHA #27273, suspended Dec. 31, 1999, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid for registration of horse. Linda Jones, Phoenix, Arizona, PtHA #28555, suspended April 28, 1999, denied all privileges of the association until further notice, and levied a fine of $1,000 payable to PtHA. Western Cattle Company, Peru, Illinois, denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

Randy Williams, PtHA #47043, suspended March 22, 2006, and expelled from the PtHA, denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid, levied a fine of $1,000, and suspended and denied all privileges of the Association for 60 months after fine is paid in full, for intentionally and fraudulently supplying false information to the PtHA and fraudulently withholding certificate of registration.

Trina Dowd, Penrose, Colorado, PtHA #18481, suspended Dec. 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

Jamie DeHart, Live Oak, Florida, PtHA #55283, suspended Jan. 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Kasey Mando, El Cajon, California, PtHA #18052, suspended Dec. 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

Terri L. Potter, Lake Stevens, Washington, PtHA #47134, suspended Jan. 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

Gene Marcus, Elgin, Illinois, PtHA #4457, suspended Jan. 8, 1992, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

Mary Ringler, Mora, Minnesota, PtHA #12854, suspended Dec. 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

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Horses are at the highest risk for contracting West Nile virus during peak mosquito season which is July through October.

Horses represent 97% of all reported non-human mammalian cases of West Nile virus.

Infected horses begin to show signs of disease as early as three to 15 days.

More than 25,000 cases of West Nile virus have been reported in U.S. horses.

The disease presents a 33% fatality rate to horses.

Disease risk increased in 2018, with 384 cases of equine West Nile virus reported.

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Controlling Flies for a More Peaceful Stable Of the peaceful sounds echoing throughout your barn — horses quietly munching on hay and the clip-clop of hooves down the barn aisle — not included is the hum of buzzing flies, your horse anxiously swishing his tail and defensively kicking as he attempts to rid the pests and their wicked, winged ways. Written by Valley Vet Supply UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS Flies are more than just a nuisance. They contribute to significant equine diseases and conditions, including pigeon fever, strangles, influenza, Salmonella, eye worms and summer sores. Summer sores are caused by house flies, face flies and stable flies as they transfer parasitic nematode larvae (Habronema species) to moist areas around a horse’s open wounds, eyes, nostrils, mouth and genitalia. When the larvae create a hypersensitivity reaction, chronic, fleshy and non-healing wounds known as summer sores can result. The condition is costly and can require months off from riding and training as the horse heals. Anne-Marie Morgan is a horse owner and head trainer at Miami Equestrian Club. She’s no stranger to the negative impact flies can have on a horse, especially relating to summer sores. “Lesson horses are prone to summer sores because they often acquire scrapes from supporting students over jumps and poles, or playing in the paddocks,” Morgan said. “Thankfully, we have a very clean barn with a great fly spray system that keeps flies and the risks they present to a minimum.” Morgan detailed how one horse tripped over a trot pole, leaving a half-inch-long cut near his coronet band and ultimately causing a severe summer sore. The wound was left uncovered for only one night, allowing flies access, and by the

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next morning it was oozing and displaying proud flesh. His sore required five months of treatment and daily bandaging. Once healed, the sore left behind an unsightly scar. IDENTIFYING A SOLUTION Protecting horses from harmful flies requires a three-pronged approach: following best-practice barn management, leveraging proven fly control products and outfitting horses with fly masks, sheets and boots. 1. Follow best-practice barn management. Horse owners can eliminate fly havens by removing manure and excess feed, as well as any damp hay. Ridding trash and keeping the garbage containers tightly closed and cleaned helps. Additionally, store manure sites as far from the barn as possible; it is ideal to remove sites off-property completely. And as flies often rest in shady, heavily vegetated areas, keeping grass mowed is crucial. “Eliminating standing water and keeping stalls, paddocks and barns clean will help control fly populations,” Morgan said. “It’s a team effort to be vigilant about cleaning.” 2. Enlist trusted fly control products. Use proven fly control products to help combat the fly population. By releasing fly predators — wasps that lay eggs in fly pupae and then kill developing fly larvae — flies are stopped before they even hatch. Fly systems, baits and traps

can also can help control the fly population. Horses can find relief from flies through feed supplements as well as regular fly spray use. “Products that kill fly eggs before they are hatched are great assets to fighting flies in largescale and smaller barns,” Morgan said. 3. Outfit horses in fly protection gear. A wide variety of fly protection gear is available to keep horses safe from harmful and painful fly bites. Brodie Poppino, professional rodeo cowboy and representative for Professional’s Choice, makes sure his roping horse ICE BOX is fully outfitted in fly protection gear from head to hoof. “I keep fly sheets, fly masks and fly boots on him, and I always use fly spray,” Poppino said. “At

Professional’s Choice, we have a fly mask and fly sheet that is so light and comfortable it’s like wearing a third grade basketball jersey. Some masks and sheets can be so heavy, and the last thing you want to do is put on a 30-pound sheet when it’s 90 degrees and humid.” Ensure horses are protected from the significant dangers posed to their health and wellness by flies. Shop ValleyVet.com for your every horse health and supply need.

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YOUTH ART

WINNERS FIRST PLACE Skye Schultz

CUSTER, SOUTH DAKOTA

When 2 Become 1

SECOND PLACE Madison Brown SOUTH HAVEN, MINNESOTA

Deacon

THIRD PLACE Ella Huckaby

BROKEN ARROW, OKLAHOMA

Sunny Day Pinto

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ADULT ART

WINNERS FIRST PLACE

Kimberly Griggy MOGADORE, OHIO

The Slide

SECOND PLACE Noel Nelson BEND, OREGON

Rapper

THIRD PLACE

Jessica Williamson LOVELAND, COLORADO

The Painted Skipper

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YOUTH PHOTO

WINNERS

FIRST PLACE Taylor Weiss BELGIUM, WISCONSIN

The Horse and Human Connection

SECOND PLACE Megan Leibold NORWALK, OHIO

Big Smiles for Pinto Ponies!

THIRD PLACE

Annalise Rivadeneira HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS

Eye to Eye

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ADULT PHOTO

WINNERS FIRST PLACE Tricia Reed

SPANAWAY, WASHINGTON

Spring Mystery

SECOND PLACE Nicki Story

HENRYETTA, OKLAHOMA

Working Man

THIRD PLACE Jeri Miller

CLEARVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA

Phantom in the Shadows

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PINTO PASSION FOR A LIFETIME by Lechelle Calderwood

Nicki Story loves Pintos. Her passion is strong, and her actions reflect her love for the Pinto Horse Association of America. Story is a third-generation PtHA member. This spring, at age 24, she showed her commitment to PtHA by obtaining her lifetime membership.

Photo by Nicki Story

Story’s family owns Spot My Quarters Ranch in Henryetta, Oklahoma. Her first memories are of playing with the foals and watching her mom train. “I have been around Pintos since I was born,” Story said. “My mom always said I was not born in a barn, but I was there soon after!” Horses have been a part of Story’s life since she was a baby. “I had a play pen under a shade tree while my mom worked at the barn,” Story said. “I rode my first Pinto down a parade at 5 months old.” Story’s mother and grandmother are also members of PtHA. “They both love the organization and have always talked about how easy it is to work with,” Story said. “Since we register a good amount of colts every year, paperwork can get a little confusing, but PtHA has been very helpful.” Story explains that assistance from the organization helps take stress out of the registration process. Story’s grandmother, Jo Lynne Ritter, has been in PtHA since 1976. She became a lifetime member seven years ago. She made sacrifices in order to stay in PtHA. “When my grandmother first started her breeding program, she was also raising four kids and would save up her extra money to afford her horses and her membership dues each year,” Story said. “My grandma has worked so hard to build the program we have today, and I love to tell people about it. I love the history of it and the bloodlines that have developed over the last 50 years.” Now they have 50 head including brood mares, stallions, foals, fillies and riding horses. Story’s lifetime membership was paid for by her grandmother. “We decided since I plan to continue our breeding program and showing, it would be a good investment,” Story said. “My grandma has always said to focus on putting a good brain on them, and the rest will follow.” Story enjoys working together with family members to come up with unique names for new horses. She also enjoys photography. Earlier this spring, she entered three photos in the PtHA All Equine Photo Contest. Her image Working Man won second place. Story has had many great experiences with PtHA. “I love showing our yearlings, but probably the best feeling is bringing a new Pinto into the world,” explained Story. “So much blood, sweat and tears goes into each baby. When a mare delivers a healthy baby, it doesn’t get any better than that.”

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Photos and descriptions by Nicki Story

First Snow (previous spread) In central Oklahoma, we hadn’t received a good

snow in a few years so as soon as it started I grabbed the camera. These two (HIEDI SAW A LINCOLN and A FINE FRECKLED STONE) were yearlings that were very unsure of what was falling from the sky.

Working Man (above) The horse in this picture is named PEPPYS MAJOR

STRIKE. He is a third-generation stallion raised by Spot My Quarters Ranch. He is being ridden by trainer, Todahyah Fish, in prep for a clinic with Buck Brannaman. The clinic was a wonderful experience, and both horse and rider did great!

Window to the Soul (right) The “eye” in this picture belongs to a filly

name IMA MAJOR ITCH. Her mom is a very special mare to me because she was the first Pinto I had ever shown. IMA is a fourth-generation Spot My Quarters’ baby and is enjoying her new family in Wisconsin.

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A COLLECTION OF PWC

MEMORIES These stories come from first-timers and people whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been to the show many times. The stories describe how hard work and determination have paid off, sometimes in more ways than expected.

“I bought RAD COLOR, aka Lego, in August 2018 after being out of showing for about 13 years. Pinto World was my first world show and was such a great show. I couldn’t have gotten where the two of us have gotten without the guidance of our trainer, Bear Smith.”

Christen Redding BUSHNELL, FLORIDA

“This was my first ever Pinto show, and we came home World Champions in Amateur Flag Race, Amateur English Trail, and Walk/Trot Disciplined Rail Senior/Elite (with my mom). Also Reserve World Champion in Junior Amateur Western Pleasure 6 and Over Stock Type. I was so excited when I learned that my horse ALWAYS THE TALK was eligible for Pinto papers. Getting memberships and the papers was a pretty easy process too! Our trainer Jando Guerra guided us through our first Pinto experience with much success. Since this adventure last year, I’ve talked others into joining us for the next Pinto World Championship Show!”

Kimberly Guenther ORANGEVALE, CALIFORNIA

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“I want to share our PtHA achievements. ATHENIAN LADY, owned and shown by Amanda Delgado, is a rescue mare turned 2x PtHA World Champion. Last year she earned PtHA Pinto of the Year Western Dressage, World Champion Amateur Western Dressage Intro 1, World Champion Amateur Western Dressage Basic 1, Reserve World Champion and 2x Top 10. Just a few years ago, she was abused, neglected and starved, surrounded by horse skeletons. Now she is a 2x PtHA World Champion! We appreciate the ability to be able to show on a world level with a rescue horse at PtHA, and we look forward to the next PWC!”

Amanda Delgado CAMERON, NORTH CAROLINA

“Thank you so much for the opportunity to share the amazing experiences we all have at the Pinto World Show! This is my favorite show of the year, always looking forward to it.”

Sage Bourdess SULLIVAN, OHIO

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“PWC 2017 was a great experience for all of us! Emmeline Wachter won Champion Youth English Disciplined Rail Pleasure/Saddle; Reserve Champion in Youth Trail Pleasure/Saddle Type and Reserve Champion in Youth Dressage First Level; Ruth Deters won Reserve Champion Amateur Bareback English Equitation; and I won Champion Amateur Western Horsemanship Pleasure/Saddle.”

Susan Sample RAVENNA, MICHIGAN

“The photo of my World Champion, WINNIE PEARL means so much more than that beautiful belt buckle and coat I won; it was an accomplishment just to be able to drive 22 hours and be sound enough to show. Ten days prior, Winnie came up sore, and I was in tears thinking my dream of showing at the Pinto World Show was not possible. We had a lot of luck on our side . . . because we made it!”

Shari Irwin ONTARIO, CANADA

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“We are from Ontario, Canada, and train at DDD Quarter Horses. Our coach is Chanda Burke. We won five Grand World Champion titles and four Reserve World Champion titles in the 2019 Gymkhana Pinto World Show!”

Kyra Pol

ONTARIO, CANADA

“So many memories, so many good rides. This mare certainly lived up to her name: SHEZ SOMETHIN SPECIAL. 8x World Champion. 6x Reserve World Champion. 4x Horse of the Year.”

Carma Plessing KENNARD, NEBRASKA

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“KNOW KIDDIN, a 2008 AQHA, APHA, PHBA and PtHA registered gelding, was so very tolerant of us dressing him up in crazy costumes! In 2017, he took third place at PWC, and in 2019, he took home the Championship! Unfortunately, our family lost him earlier this year to an injury. We’d love to pay homage to this great horse. He helped multiple riders win big and grow their confidence, including owners Tamara Brown, winning her first Championship and Reserve Championship with him, and youth Hunter Fraccica, winning his first Championship with him, at their first PWC ever in 2019. KNOW KIDDIN, aka Jorge, loved his barn family at Turner Show Horses in Florida. Our win in 2019 in the Costume Class was a tribute to all of our team as it was a group effort. Such fun we all had! He is missed greatly by all that knew him.”

Tamara Brown TRENTON, FLORIDA

“Best day ever.”

Kathy Grisham GLENDORA, CALIFORNIA

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“2019 PWC was our first time ever to win a World Champion buckle. I am so excited to be a two time World Champion in English Showmanship and Trail. We were beyond thrilled to win two buckles at our second PWC show in our show career together. So proud of my PtHA horse LF Black Gold and my husband for their hard work and dedication to making my dream become a reality!

Denise Sommerlot LF BLACK GOLD

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2019 Pinto World Championship Show

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MAKING DREAMS

COME TRUE by Lechelle Calderwood

Each summer, dreams come true at the Pinto World Championship

Show. The details vary depending on the exhibitor’s age, experience

and number of times having shown. The dreams range from completing a challenging class to having a good go to placing. Many goals include winning a buckle, saddle, harness or other award.

Cynthia Shipman, from Claremore, Oklahoma, had been to two Pinto World Championship Shows when she became focused on a single goal. “After merely placing in Trail and Western Pleasure I told my

friend that all I wanted to do was win a buckle,” Shipman said. “She

suggested the new Ranch Riding class which I entered and won Reserve Champion in 2015.” With practice and determination, Shipman finally got her buckle.

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Photos from the 2019 Pinto World Championship Show

The thrill and excitement of the big win kept Shipman showing. Since then, Shipman’s ZIPONIC has won more titles including 2017 Reserve World Champion Walk/Trot Amateur Hunter Under Saddle, 2018 World Champion Walk/Trot Amateur English Showmanship, 2018 World Champion English Equitation, 2018 World Champion Trail, 2018 Reserve High Point Amateur Walk/Trot Solid Horse and 2019 Champion Amateur Walk/Trot Trail. Shipman has passed her love of the PWC on to another generation. Her granddaughter Maisie Shipman won 2017 and 2018 Reserve World Champion Leadline and 2019 World Champion Leadline with ZIPONIC. Shipman’s enthusiasm remains stronger than ever as she looks forward to showing ZIPONIC in the future. Last year, Madelynne Alden, from Columbia, Missouri, competed in her first ever Pinto World Championship Show with her horse READY TO LOVE and won the titles 2019 Champion Youth 10 & Under Walk/Trot English Showmanship and English Equitation. She also won Reserve World Champion in Youth 10 & Under Walk/Trot Trail and was top 10 in all her classes. Alden’s dreams came true at this show. She further aspires to being a world champion in each age division as she gets older and moves into new age brackets. The Pinto Horse Association of America has helped many dreams come true by putting on the show. Karen Craighead, who has been involved with PtHA for many years and was president 2018-2019, remembers “standing in the holding pen at PWC with a 9-year-old girl at her first big show. She was so nervous, about to throw up. She was close to crying and leaving the pen. An older gentleman at the gate started talking to her, and I could see her visibly relax, walk up to the cone and show. That is Pinto. The girl is now 22 with 47 buckles.” With encouragement and support, the little girl made it through the show, and her dreams eventually became reality. Charlie Hall has worked as a PWC assistant show manager for the past 15 years. He works hard to “help exhibitors and their horses be in two and sometimes three places at the same time, all while making sure they are smiling and having fun.” The staff is committed to helping exhibitors do their best.

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While the dreams and dedication of exhibitors have remained the same, the show has gone through many changes since 1965. In 2000, the big summer show changed from a national show to a world show. “I remember that a few on the board of directors were not in favor of changing the show, but the majority were in favor of elevating the show to a World Championship level,” said Joe Grissom, who was PtHA Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at the time. “It was my belief that elevating to a world show status would improve the image of the Pinto Horse Association in the industry, and I feel that we accomplished that goal.”

PtHA Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. “Our corporate partners step up to the plate each year with the awards we give out.” Payouts totaled $29,400 for the Charity Walk/Trot, Color World Series Futurity and National Snaffle Bit winners.

Making the change to international has allowed exhibitors from all over the globe to attend the show. The number of classes, exhibitors and horses increased, and exhibitors from Canada, Australia and Europe have shown. “I remember the exhibitors’ excitement to be competing for a World Championship title and all of the new awards and other prizes,” said Grissom. “Once we became a world show, there were many more awards to be handled and handed out.”

In November, more dreams will come true as the Pinto family reunites for the PWC. Usually held in June, this year the Pinto World Championship Show has been rescheduled because of state and local regulations regarding the coronavirus pandemic. The PWC will run alongside Color Breed Congress Show Nov. 7-22, 2020, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with almost 1000 classes on the schedule.

Awards for 2019 topped $325,000 with ARC saddles and bridles, Gist Silversmiths belt buckles, rosette and neck ribbons, trophies, Kensington products, Herron’s Tack driving carts and harnesses, and Tioga Territory jackets and vests. “We enjoy awarding top quality prizes to talented equine and exhibitors each year,” said Darrell Bilke, current

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In 2019, the Pinto World Championship Show hosted 1,336 horses, ponies, miniatures, mules and donkeys. More than 2,345 exhibitors came from 43 states and three Canadian provinces. Disciplines included Youth, Novice, Amateur, Open and Walk/Trot with 39,200 judged class entries based on four judges for each class, plus the average card.

Exhibitors at the 2020 Pinto World Championship Show will have the chance to multiply winnings with new options. The payouts this year include the WCHA Stakes Class, the Valley Vet Supply Yearling Versatility Challenge and the Color World Series by Appaloosa Pleasure Horse Association. In 2019, the Color World Series awarded over $85,000 in cash to top exhibitors. •

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TOP SUBMITTED PHOTOS 1

1. Jennifer Cothron and ROSE LACE STOCKINGS 2. ATHENIAN LADY, owned by Amanda Delgado 3. Claire McCombs and WATCH MY MOVES 4. Taylor Cross and MAVERICK DEE 5. Kaytee Gibeau and OBG GUIDED ASSETS 6. Cindy Myers and GANDER HILL CALIFORNIA CHROMIN 7. Hannah Brock and ARNOLD, OUR LARKS LEGACY 8. Emma Womack and WHAT A HOT HAND

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PINTO CHAMPION Sharon Miller PROPOSE TO ME

WORLD CHAMPION 2x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION

2010

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PINTO CHAMPION Kathy Grisham CONTINENTAL ZIP

SR AM ZONE INVITATIONAL

2011

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2013

Christy Crisp ADIVA FOR SIRTAIN

WORLD CHAMPION OP YEARLING IN HAND TRAIL WORLD CHAMPION OP YEARLING LONGE LINE

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PINTO CHAMPION Sarah Plessing Schieffer SHEZ SOMETHIN SPECIAL WORLD CHAMPION 5x WORLD CHAMPION

2013

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Taylor Wheaton THE DREAM COME TRUE ZONE INVITATIONAL 2x WORLD CHAMPION

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PINTO CHAMPION Vicki Lee Pflasterer OH MY WORLD

WORLD CHAMPION HIGH POINT OP HORSE

7x WORLD CHAMPION AM BARRELS, OP POLES; AM POLES, AM KEYHOLE, AM STAKE RACE; OP FLAG RACE, AM FLAG RACE 3x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION OP BARRELS, OP KEYHOLE, OP STAKE RACE

2015

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2016

Jana Barnett A ROYAL LEAGUER

WORLD CHAMPION OP HN HACK, SOLID HORSE RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION AM HN HACK, SOLID HORSE

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Sage Bourdess MISTER ROMEO

WORLD CHAMPION NOVICE AM WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP WORLD CHAMPION NOVICE AM WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION NOVICE AM DISCIPLINE RAIL

2017

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Delinda Bane Melvin WINNING DETAILS

WORLD CHAMPION AM HN HALTER 2 YO SOLID WORLD CHAMPION AM OP HN HALTER 2 YO SOLID

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PINTO CHAMPION Rita Fran Norris A SCENIC CHEERLEADER

WORLD CHAMPION ELITE SR WESTERN PLEASURE

2017

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ALL THINGS FORGIVEN Allison Rosenburg WORLD CHAMPION SR AM HUS NSBA CHAMPION SR AM HUS WORLD CHAMPION SR AM ENGLISH PLEASURE WORLD CHAMPION AM PLEASURE DRIVING

Tina Langness (MIDDLE) WORLD CHAMPION OP ENGLISH PLEASURE Jenna Rosenburg (RIGHT) WORLD CHAMPION YA 13 AND U HUS NSBA CHAMPION YA 13 AND U HUS WORLD CHAMPION YA PLEASURE DRIVING WORLD CHAMPION YA REINSMANSHIP DRIVING

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Kathy Thomas WINS A LOT OF GOLD

AM LEGION OF MERIT #196 WORLD CHAMPION OP OBSTACLE DRIVING MINIATURE

2017

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2017

Emmeline Wachter (LEFT ON BAY TOBIANO) WORLD CHAMPION YA ENGLISH DISCIPLINED RAIL PLEASURE/SADDLE RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION IN YA TRAIL PLEASURE/SADDLE TYPE RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION IN YA DRESSAGE FIRST LEVEL

Susan Sample (MIDDLE ON BLACK TOBIANO) WORLD CHAMPION AM WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP PLEASURE/SADDLE Ruth Deters (RIGHT ON SORREL TOBIANO) RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION AM BAREBACK ENGLISH EQUITATION

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 70

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Abigail-Leigh Bedson MY PRINCE HAS COME

WORLD CHAMPION HIGH POINT YA PONY WORLD CHAMPION HIGH POINT GYMKHANA PONY

2018

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2018

Olivia Campbell LOPIN’ ON BITZ OF GOLD

WORLD CHAMPION W/T YA WESTERN TRAIL

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 72

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Kaytee Gibeau OBG GUIDED ASSETS

WORLD CHAMPION NOVICE YA SHOWMANSHIP

2018

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Katilynn Hansen and Ashley George IMA NU IMAGE WORLD CHAMPION TOP FIVE 5x TOP TEN

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 74

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Cindy Myers BREEZY BEY DREAMIN

WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE SADDLE OP AND AM TRAIL

2018

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2018

Sarah Nogacek WA MILLENIA BASK KNIGHT HAWKE FROSTED JASMINE WORLD CHAMPION 2x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 76

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Regan Stovall SHE WEARS IT WELL

WORLD CHAMPION W/T 11 & U ENGLISH PLEASURE

2018

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LONG LIVE COWGIRLS WRANGLER.COM 78

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PINTO CHAMPION Rennya Weber FDF COLORME AWESOME WORLD CHAMPION

2018

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

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WORLD CHAMPION YA W/T ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP WORLD CHAMPION YA ENGLISH EQUITATION RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION YA W/T TRAIL

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Susan Barker BOURBON TRAIL

RESERVE CHAMPION AM ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP

2019

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Tamara Brown and Hunter Fraccica KNOW KIDDIN

WORLD CHAMPIONS COSTUME CLASS

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 82

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PINTO CHAMPION Ceci Charlsen IT’S SWING TIME

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2019

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Carissa Chilcott PSU NITTANY KUEL

WORLD CHAMPION AM RANCH TRAIL SOLID

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Jennifer Cothron ROSE LACE STOCKINGS

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 86

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Amanda Delgado ATHENIAN LADY

PINTO OF THE YEAR WESTERN DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPION AM WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRO 1 WORLD CHAMPION AM WESTERN DRESSAGE BASIC 1 RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION 2x WORLD CHAMPION 2x TOP 10

2019

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Ashley Enoch-Scott JUST LET IT BEE

WORLD CHAMPION HIGH POINT AM SOLID HORSE 5x WORLD CHAMPION 3x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 88

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Lana Grieve THE PERFECT STORM

WORLD CHAMPION HIGH POINT SOLID MINI/B MINI

3x WORLD CHAMPION SOLID MINI HUNTER, SOLID MINI JUMPER AND SOLID MINI IN HAND TRAIL

2019

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Kimberly Guenther ALWAYS THE TALK

WORLD CHAMPION AM FLAG FACE WORLD CHAMPION AM ENGLISH TRAIL WORLD CHAMPION W/T DISCIPLINED RAIL SR/ELITE

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 90

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Avery Harmon AP LIGHTNING BUG

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION YA PONY HIGH POINT

2019

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Shari Irwin WINNIE PEARL

WORLD CHAMPION

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 92

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Amy Kerr URBAN LEGEND

WORLD CHAMPION OP PLEASURE DRIVING RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION PLEASURE/SADDLE TYPE HORSE

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 94

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PINTO CHAMPION Todd Macuga THE GALACTIC TIGER

WORLD CHAMPION OP SADDLE TYPE HORSE WORLD CHAMPION OP SADDLE TYPE HORSE HIGH POINT 3 HORSE OF THE YEAR AWARDS 6x WORLD CHAMPION

2019

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Crystal McBride U KNOW U WANT ME

WORLD CHAMPION AM IHT

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 96

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Claire McCombs WATCH MY MOVES

NOVICE YA HUS PINTO OF THE YEAR

2019

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Autumn Nelson ANOTHER LUCKY NIGHT

WORLD CHAMPION OP AND YA MINI OBSTACLE DRIVING WORLD CHAMPION YA MINI/PONY ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP WORLD CHAMPION OP MINI BARREL RACING 2x BACK-TO-BACK WORLD CHAMPION 2x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 98

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PINTO CHAMPION Kyra Pol DADS FRIENDLY ROCKET

WORLD CHAMPION RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION 5x WORLD CHAMPION 4x RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION

2019

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Christen Redding RAD COLOR

GRAND CHAMPION PERFORMANCE HALTER GELDINGS WORLD THIRD PLACE SR/ELITE W/T HMS

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 100

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Denise Sommerlot LF BLACK GOLD

WORLD CHAMPION IN ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP & TRAIL 2x WORLD CHAMPION

2019

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SAND IN MY PANTS (left) Margaret Steinbach (LEFT ON SAND IN MY PANTS)

WORLD CHAMPION YA RANCH TRAIL, SOLID RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION YA ENGLISH SHOWMANSHIP, SOLID; ENGLISH EQUITATION, SOLID; RANCH IDEAL PINTO, SOLID

Stephanie Boyd (RIGHT ON MARTINI AT THE RED DOG) WORLD CHAMPION AM RANCH IDEAL PINTO, SOLID RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION AM RANCH RIDING, SOLID

MARTINI AT THE RED DOG (right) Margaret Steinbach (LEFT ON SAND IN MY PANTS) WORLD CHAMPION YA SR BARREL RACING, SOLID WORLD CHAMPION YA SR STAKE RACE, SOLID

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 102

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Willow Werlhof GOOD N THIRSTY

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION SOLID HORSE YA ENGLISH DISCIPLINE RAIL RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION SOLID HORSE YA WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP

2019

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PINTO PROUD PINTO 2019

Emma Womack WHAT A HOT HAND

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION SHOWMANSHIP RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION SHOWMANSHIP FLAG RACE

PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER 104

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PAST PINTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER

PINTO CHAMPION Taylor Wyman BADGERS ROYAL FROST

WORLD CHAMPION AM WORKING HN OVER FENCES, SOLID WORLD CHAMPION AM HN HACK, SOLID WORLD CHAMPION AM FLAG RACE, SOLID

2019

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