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HIGHEST SCORING YEARLING FILLY AT THE 2016 U.S. NATIONALS

2017 REGION 15 UNANIMOUS CHAMPION 2-YEAR-OLD FILLY

HEADING TO PARIS 2017 WITH TED CARSON!

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Bey Ambition x AP Sheez Sassy

2017 REGION 15 CHAMPION 3-YEAR-OLD COLT PRESENTED BY TED CARSON Gazal Al Shaqab x JP Extreme Obsession

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LEADING U.S. OWNER OF HALTER WINNERS AT THE 2015 & 2016 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

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AMES NUTORIOUS | Undulata’s Nutcracker x Toi Jabaska AEPA Halcon Furniture $50,000 Half-Arabian English Pleasure Futurity with Laura Rodel HA/AA English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Lara Ames National Champion

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REGION 12 CHAMPION YEARLING SWEEPSTAKES FILLY PRESENTED BY TED CARSON Beloved One NA+ x Rohara MarcAlyssa

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REGION 15 UNANIMOUS CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES YEARLING FILLY REGION 15 UNANIMOUS CHAMPION YEARLING FILLY PRESENTED BY TED CARSON Beloved One NA+ x Magnums Angel JD+

National Champion

REGION 12 UNANIMOUS CHAMPION 2-YEAR-OLD FILLY PRESENTED BY TED CARSON (Vitorio VO x Rohara MarcAlyssa)

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Contents Issue 9 • Volume 48, No. 4A

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F E A T U R I N G

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CAROLYN LESLEY L E S L E Y

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Cover Story: Lesley Farms: Where Intuition Encounters Passion

by Kara Larson

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An Interview with Judging Legend Peter Cameron, The Final Interview

with Jeff Wallace

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Horses & Heroes—A Legacy Of Service With A Mission For Today

by Mary Kirkman

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61st Annual U.S. Nationals Preview: All Are Welcome!

by Catherine Cole Ferandelli

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2017 U.S. Nationals People & Events

1 A.I.

Sandro Pinha And Gil Valdez: The Essence Of Arabians International

by Theresa Cardamone

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U.S. Nationals Owner/Trainer/Caretaker Profiles, Part I

2 Reg. 10

Conway Arabians

10 Reg. 10

Guest Editorial: 36 Years And Counting!

by Jessica Cole

14 Reg. 10

2017 Region 10 Championships—A Gathering Place

41 Reg. 10

by Christy Egan

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Africa Healthcare Teachings And Arabian Horses—How A Shared Passion Created A Full Circle Friendship

by Catherine Cole Ferandelli

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A Touch Of Style—Jaime Johnson

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Tulsa Guide

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In Memoriam

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Comments From The Publisher

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Let Us Introduce … Maria Toto

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Index Of Advertisers

by Laurelle Anderson

An Orphan Filly And A New Age Miracle

On The Cover: Crown Juell XX (SF Veraz x Beautiful Juell V),

Cello Shots SS (by Monticello V), Mr. Misunderstood (by Monticello V) and Monticello V (Jullyen El Jamaal x Mosquerade V), owned by Lesley Farms LLC.

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For consideration by the thoughtful horseman.

Congratulations to the following owners who chose Varian Arabians as their source for their next equine adventure!

Shades of Grey V

Outlaw Mac V

(Major Mac V x Olianna LTL) 4/27/2017 Colt. This beautiful colt inherited his sire’s huge eyes, chrome and charisma. He is out of a daughter of World Champion *Marwan Al Shaqab, who is out of the western champion JB Oksana. JB Oksana is a 3/4 sister to the legendary NV Justa Dream.

Price: $6,500 (Gelding)

Calendar Sun V

(HA Toskcan Sun x Calendar Girl V) 2014 Gelding. Nice moving, strong gelding that will be a great performance horse. Presently in training here, with Jaime Hernandez. He has a pedigree deep with show ring stars. His dam is in the Varian Broodmare Hall of Fame, with 6 champion offspring from 8 registered foals.

Private Treaty

Jeffrey Dick & Kerry Steele

Mozambique V

(Botswana x Misti Morn V) 2014 Stallion. A passionate collaboration

by Sheila and Allison Mehta. The perfect blend of Botswana, Audacious PA, and Bravado Bey V. Jaime has started him under saddle and says he reminds him of “Monaco Jullyen V.” Eligible for the 2018 AWPA $100,000.00 class.

Price: $40,000 (Stallion) $25,000 (Gelding)

Rambunctious V Karen Jones

Mischievious V

Michele & Randall Gillette

The Seeker V

(Audacious PS x MM Sabiine) 2016 Gelding. Another fancy Audacious yearling with an excellent Varian-blend pedigree. Generations of National winners. Full brother to multiple U.S. Top Ten and Scottsdale first place, Aria Donna Morrisa. His dam is by the iconic Sundance Kid V. Price: $8,500

Kashmir NA

(Bravado Bey V x Kwestura PASB) 2004 Mare. A daughter of one of the most decorated mares of all-time, *Kwestura, who sold at the Pride of Poland Sale for $1,662,000, at age 19. By Bravado Bey V, she is already a National winning producer. Sells with a breeding back to a Varian Stallion.

Price: $15,000

TF Salsa Royale

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Solamin V

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The Seeker V Partnership

(TF Royal Shahbaz x Sweet Stella V) 2012 Gelding. It takes a good stallion to make a great gelding, and here is one of the best! U.S. Top Ten Yearling Colt with multiple regional titles. Already a ribbon winner in western. Sweet Stella V’s dam, Sweet Siesta V, is full sister to the irreplaceable Sundance Kid V. Price $35,000

Belle Flower V Stacy Burris

Siri V

Sherry & Bob Conrads

Spanish Juell V

Susan Salladay

Sabre V

Steve & Karen Freeman

Escondido Kid Teri McCall

Royalton (Art Dekko TT x Alasting Love VF+++//) 2013 Gelding. A damline of Sport Horse Royalty, this guy is sure to live up to his name. Sired by a Champion son of Audacious PS, Royalton has all the quality his pedigree says he should.

Great cadence. He will be competitive in hunter, western and dressage.

Price: $20,000

Mirabella Juell V (Jullyen El Jamaal x Majors Tiffany GA) 2015 Filly. Eligible for the $100,000 AWPA Western Pleasure Futurity.

Maternal sibling to Major Mac V. She is the only foal of this cross and one of the last Jullyen El Jamaal daughters. She’s a diamond for the serious competitor.

Price: $35,000

Safari V

(Audacious PS x Satine IA) 2015 Gelding. Full brother to The Seeker V, Safari V is an exciting prospect who will follow in his siblings winning ways.

A pedigree full of winners and champion producers. He should mature out to be at least 15 hands or more. Wonderful ears, tail carriage and balance.

Price: $7,500

*Prices may be subject to change. 09/01/2017

MORE HORSES INFORMATION & VIDEOS

Angela Alvarez, General Manager, 805.489.5802 1275 Corbett Canyon Road, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 www.VarianArabians.com

Sweet Chloe V Julie Snyder

MM Spring Aire

Donald Fruendt

Alisal Mac V

Karen Jones

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Comments From The Publisher

‘Now’ Is The Season For Arabian Horses This time of year, I spend a lot of time on the road for Arabians horses.

Considering how much I travel all the rest of the year for the breed, that lets you know how much is going on now!

(My frequent flyer accounts love it.) To Scottsdale and Ohio for practice time, Illinois for the National Show Horse Finals, and on to New York for the U.S. Open in Central Park. Then off to Aachen for the All Nations Cup, back to Scottsdale for the Breeder Finals, and finally, home to Minnesota for the Fall Festival. And that’s in only one month!

As usual, each event—and there would be plenty more if I could just add a few days to the calendar—is special in its own way. Some have history and pageantry, some unbelievable ambiance, some feature hot action, and some focus on promoting the Arabian to the general public. The bottom line is that at this time of year, it’s obvious that there is a lot of love surrounding the Arabian horse.

Late summer and early fall offer special opportunities for everyone in our community.

For show horse enthusiasts, there’s a great array of competitions, and for those who love trail riding, there may be even more to do. As fall colors unfold across the country and temperatures in most places are the best they’ll be all year, what better time to enjoy your Arabian horse? Well, really, is there ever a season not to enjoy your horse?

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BY KARA LARSON The role of horses in our lives is ever evolving. Across the board, equestrian realms are at a crossroads as we strive to keep horses a viable entity in modern society. Arabians are no different. For Carolyn Lesley, owner of Lesley Farms, her answer to this issue rests upon her own intuition and passion for the horse.

Carolyn’s father, Noel, founded an events management company that serves as the General Contractor for NFL (National Football League) special events, including its annual spotlight event, the Super Bowl.

In 2010, when Noel passed away, Carolyn took the reins as president of Noel Lesley Event Services. Luckily, she was just the woman for the job, taking after her dad in hard work, determination and integrity.

“Horses are such a mirror to ourselves, and therefore are a reprieve; I don’t have to be anything but me.”

Carolyn’s instincts continue to successfully guide her, achieving balance in the two main aspects of her life—work and Arabian horses.

Carolyn reveals, “I still feel like I’m working for my dad; he was such

~ Carolyn Lesley

Left to right: Carolyn and Multi-National Champion Monitcello V - AKA “Cello.”

The Lesley Family: Carolyn, Mary & Noel.

Noel Lesley, Game Day Super Bowl XLII.

a major force in my life. Every day that I come to work, I still feel like

I’m working for him. His drive helped shape my daily determination in a demanding environment. The horses are my respite. They give me the opportunity to relax and let my guard down. Horses are such a mirror to ourselves, and therefore are a reprieve; I don’t have to be anything but me.”

2016 U.S. National Champions Monticello V, Cello Shots SS, Crown Juell XX Carolyn Lesley, Dan Marshall and Joe Reser.

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This connection to horses finds its source in Carolyn’s grandfather, who shared Mary Lesley and her stallion, Hara Zeyd.

Carolyn and her first National Champion Western Pleasure Horse, SS The Deacon.

Carolyn and her sister, with their horses Perfida and Chief.

Right: National Champion Cello Shots SS - AKA “Crosby.”

his passion with his daughter, Mary (Carolyn’s mother). The father-daughter duo ended up showing together in the highest levels of competitions across the country, including Madison Square Garden, creating lifelong, life-changing memories with their horses. This deep-rooted bond would inspire Carolyn’s connection to horses and a similar relationship between mother, daughter and horse. Carolyn hardly remembers a time when horses weren’t a part of her life.

From sweet memories of bareback rides at her parents’ Ashland (Oregon) farm property, to national championship rides in Kentucky, Carolyn cherishes every equine moment from her younger years.

But sometimes life changes direction, and Carolyn took a 17-year hiatus from horses to become more involved in her father’s thriving event company. And yet, she felt something was missing. There was a massive hole—a horse-sized one—in her life. In the summer of 2014, she made a declaration to carve out time in her life for horses once again.

“I vividly remember seeing photos on Facebook of the Scottsdale show during the 2015 Super Bowl in Phoenix. Knowing it was just up the road, I decided then and there to go for a day. The feelings I felt walking through WestWorld felt just as emotional and exciting as it did 17 years prior,” Carolyn said.

Alongside her fiancée Dan Marshall, who Carolyn credits as a profound supporter of her reentry into the horse world, she soaked in the familiarity of Scottsdale.

Before the show ended, she and Mary bought a beautiful western gelding—and in a moment, they were back in the business.

Their high would quickly turn into a devastating low, however. In just a few months, their beloved gelding tragically and unexpectedly passed away—the same day Mary was diagnosed with terminal Sarcoma. Carolyn and her mother were shattered. In light of the events, it appeared that horses must once again take a back seat so that Carolyn could concentrate on her mother’s health. To everyone’s surprise, that notion was vehemently and abruptly challenged by Carolyn’s brother who, though is not involved with horses in the slightest, recognized the immense and unrivaled joy in his mom he hadn’t seen in years because horses were back in her life, and exhorted Carolyn to keep horses involved in their lives as a reason for Mary to keep fighting for her life. And so, the search for another horse began.

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“I vividly remember seeing photos on Facebook of the Scottsdale show during the 2015 Super Bowl in Phoenix. Knowing it was just up the road, I decided then and there to go for a day. The feelings I felt walking through WestWorld felt just as emotional and exciting as it did 17 years prior.� ~ Carolyn Lesley

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Cue Joe Reser, owner and trainer at Setting Sun Stables in Wakarusa, Ind., with a phone call to Carolyn about a special stallion. Soon, Carolyn and her mom were out of the hospital and flying to meet a stallion named Monticello V (Jullyen El Jamaal x Mosquerade V). Carolyn reflects, “Of course it was love at first sight for us, and I think Monticello sensed his role immediately when my mom walked into his stall.”

They bought Monticello the next morning, and from there, Carolyn showed Monticello at Region 14 and Canadian Nationals, with her mom being able to fly to both shows. And in-between shows, Joe would send videos of Monticello every morning for Carolyn and Mary to enjoy.

Mary passed away during U.S. Nationals later that year, and in every ride since, Carolyn feels grateful to have shared a bond through horses at the culmination of her mother’s life. “That’s why it’s even more special to me. When we got back into horses, we had no idea she was sick— and then it all hit. And I think, what a blessing we did it together and she was able to get to know Monticello. God had a plan.”

Monticello V is now not only decorated in the show ring under the expert guidance of Joe Reser, he is also displaying his potent ability to sire a remarkable percentage of national winners as well.

Monticello exemplifies the Lesley Farms vision of producing exceptional Arabian horses that are beautiful, well-minded athletes you can lay in a stall with, as well as potent producers who will leave the breed better than before.

Carolyn believes Monticello V, along with Crown Juell XX (SF Veraz x Beautiful Juell V), the newest addition to Lesley Farms, proves an Arabian horse can be seamlessly balanced and breathlessly beautiful, all in one. It begins with their extraordinary pedigrees—lines proudly “When we got back into horses, we had no idea she was sick—and then it all hit. And I think, what a blessing we did it together and she was able to get to know Monticello.

God had a plan.” ~ Carolyn Lesley

featuring the best of Varian breeding, Ali Jamaal and Gazal Al Shaqab. And the influence of the Varian lines? It is not lost on Carolyn, who recognizes that Sheila Varian singlehandedly created defining eras in the last half century. Carolyn shares, “Monticello V and Crown Juell XX are honoring all the greatest things of our past, and yet, they are continuing to evolve and define the future. They are a nod to a program that changed and impacted and bettered our breed—and they will continue that legacy.”

Left to right: Carolyn and Mary at the 2015 Canadian Nationals with Monticello V. Carolyn’s first foal ever, Famed Juell (Monticello V x Aloha Famespinner) - AKA “Mary.”

Reserve National Champion Crown Juell XX - AKA “Harley.”

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Onyx A x Athena DB by Khadraj NA Proudly owned by MD Equine, LLC Maria Toto and Darlene McMunn • New Albany, Ohio Standing at: Setting Sun Stables

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2017 Canadian National Champion

Sundance Kid V x MFA Roseof Tralee Proudly owned by Jamal & Jennifer Anderson

U.S. NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE AAOTR 36-54 & HUNTER JACKPOT WITH JENN ANDERSON

2017 Region 13 Reserve Champion

Citizen Fame x Mi Maria Proudly owned by Kim & Bitsy Jenkner

U.S. NATIONAL HUNTER PLEASURE AAOTR 19-35 WITH BITSY JENKNER

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2016 U.S. National Champion AWPA AHWorld Western Pleasure Futurity 2017 Region 12 Champion Western Pleasure Select AATR Spotlight Futurity Reserve Champion Western Pleasure Maturity AATR Scottsdale Reserve Champion Western Pleasure Select AATR Scottsdale Signature Stallion Reserve Champion Western Pleasure Maturity AATR

Always A Jullyen V x PA Taylor Made Proudly owned by Andrea & Richard Martoglio • Pleasanton, CA Trained by Setting Sun Stables

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Monticello V x MS Brocade

2017 Youth National Champion Western Pleasure JTR Choice Poco van Star Two Ă— Candy Girl V

2017 Youth Natioanl Champion H/A Western Pleasure JTR Choice Thank you to owners Michael & Debbie Knapic

Mona Lissa SS

Ames Admiral Afires Heir x En Vogue

2017 Youth National Reserve Champion H/A Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under 2017 Canadian National Champion H/A Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under 2017 Canadian National Champion H/A Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Hucklebey Berry x MC Jakita

2017 Youth National Reserve Champion Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under Thank you to owner The Lotto Family

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A FAMILY TRADITION ESTABLISHED 1984

Trainer Mike Miller Stockton, New Jersey | 908.500.2634 WWW.SPRINGWATERFARMS.COM

2017 U.S. NATIONAL CONTENDERS

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2016 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPION

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR 55 & Over with Carol Skeuse-Hart Bred & owned by Springwater Farms

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HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE AAOTR 55 & Over with Nancy Maximuck ABS Jackpot with Nancy Maximuck Open with Mike Miller Afires Heir x Worth Slammin

Owned by Nancy Maximuck

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HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE

AAOTR Maturity with Carol Skeuse-Hart Junior Horse with Mike Miller Vegax x Mona

Bred & owned by Springwater Farms

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HALF-ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE

AAOTR 55 & Over with Nancy Maximuck ABS Jackpot with Nancy Maximuck C A Hermoso x Cyventh Heaven

Owned by Nancy Maximuck

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WESTERN PLEASURE

AAOTR Select with Elaine Finney Khadraj NA x Gai Alicia

Owned by Elaine Finney

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HALF-ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE Junior Horse with Mike Miller SF Veraz x BPA Daisy Dukes

Owned by Elaine Finney

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WESTERN PLEASURE Open with Mike Miller

Jullyen El Jamaal x Khantina Girl V

Owned by Elaine Finney

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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

Contact Mike Miller 908.500.2634

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE Open with Mike Miller

SF Specs Shocwave x Material Princess

Owned by Nancy Maximuck

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COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE Junior Horse with Mike Miller

IXL Noble Express x Radiant Afire

Owned by Springwater Farms

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& Liz Bentley Headed back to U.S. Nationals in Arabian Western Pleasure Open

This National Champion Stallion is a standout in the show ring, both in halter and performance, and is a proven sire.

Contact IIB Farms to find out how he can complement your breeding program.

PROUDLY OWNED BY: NANCY AND BOB RISEN • MURIETTA, CA • CELL: 818-416-4877 • WWW.KHABERETPGA.COM TRAINER: LIZ BENTLEY • IIB FARMS • WWW.IIBFARMS.COM

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VALLDE ALLDEZZ

++/& Liz Bentley

Beauty is as beauty does!

Competing at U.S. Nationals in Arabian Western Pleasure Junior Horse

This Arabian Gelding is a six-time National Champion in Halter and is a proven winner in Western Pleasure Junior Horse: 2016 & 2017 Region 8 Unanimous Champion 2016 & 2017 Region 11 Reserve Champion 2016 U.S. National Top Ten Proudly owned and bred by Milestone Arabians, where several halter and performance prospects are reasonably priced to make room for the 2018 foal crop.

PROUDLY OWNED BY: STEVE AND DARLA MILES BASEHOR, KS • 816-769-7172 • WWW.MILESTONEARABIANS.COM TRAINER: LIZ BENTLEY • IIB FARMS • WWW.IIBFARMS.COM

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PROUDLY OWNED BY: KAREN OLSON AND CYLENT ARABIANS, LLC TRAINER: LIZ BENTLEY • IIB FARMS • WWW.IIBFARMS.COM

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DR MAJOR IMPACT+

DR MAJOR IMPACT+ (DS Major Afire x DR Anna Belle) 2005 Arabian Hunter Pleasure Gelding. Open quality and suitable for a junior or amateur rider. Multiple Youth National Top Tens and Regional Champion and Reserve Champion honors. Sweepstakes!

CF BRAVO+ (Baske Afire x Sweet Thunder Road) 2008 Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Gelding. Regional Champion and Reserve Champion honors in Open. Bravo is fun to show and will be a great competitor in all divisions at Nationals.

CF BRAVO+

HENNESSEY TA+ (Odyssey SC x TCR Lady Liberty) 2009 Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Gelding. Multiple National Top Tens in Amateur and Open. Also has Top Tens in Halter. Multiple Reserve Champion at Scottsdale and is open quality, but also suitable for an amateur or junior rider. Sweepstakes nominated.

HENNESSEY TA+

DR OCTAVIOUS (Audacious PS x DR Eclipse) 2014 Arabian Gelding. Already a money winner in Halter: Champion Iowa Gold Star Futurity and Reserve Champion Minnesota Medallion Auction Futurity. Nominated for Scottsdale Signature, Sweepstakes, Minnesota Medallion, and eligible for 2018 AWPA Futurity and Maturity.

DR OCTAVIOUS

ODYSSEYS STRAWMAN RDA (Odyssey SC x Miss Cloudy Image) 2014 Half-Arabian Gelding. U.S. Sport Horse National Reserve Champion Two-Year-Old Gelding In-Hand. 16H and a great mover.

Suitable for Western, Dressage and Hunter Jumper.

KATAHDIN RDA (Odyssey SC x Annie Oakley WF) 2014 Arabian Gelding. Class A and Regional Halter wins. Versatile prospect for Western Dressage, Hunter or Western Pleasure.

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AN INTERVIEW WITH JUDGING LEGEND

Peter Cameron THE FINAL INTERVIEW

with Jeff Wallace

The first interview we did with Peter Cameron evoked an overwhelming response from our readers. In fact, it begged for a second one to follow, not only because Peter is such a loved and respected man in the Arabian horse community, but also because he deeply enjoys reminiscing about his experiences with the Arabian horse and its people. Sadly, Peter is dealing with some very challenging health issues, and talking about horses is a delightful diversion for him that is equally beneficial to us, the recipients of his articulated gift in the form of education and wisdom for all who read it.

Peter, do you feel that the American Arabian horse has been awash in bay color, and the European Arabian horse awash in grey for the most part? What does the color of a horse mean to you? I didn’t ever care about color. Even though a lot of people think bay hides faults, it doesn’t.

Grooms like bay because it’s easy to clean. But color never had a part on my score card. It was fine with me if they were polka dot.

Peter’s thoughtfulness, candor, fairness and wit that you’ll once again see in this interview are what has endeared him to a lifetime of people around the world.

It was a privilege to do these two interviews, and I will profoundly treasure them in my heart.

What European or Middle Eastern horses have really impressed you in a magazine or on a video that you would love to see in person? When I look through Arabian Horse Times and Abroad magazines, there are two horses that really stand out to me. One is S.M.A. Magic One and the second is Baahir El Marwan. Both very impressive stallions to me.

I know you’ll feel the same.

Without further ado … the final interview with Peter Cameron. ~Jeff Wallace

Alright, without thinking about it, name a beautiful bay and a beautiful grey. Well, ok. Khemosabi and *Aramus.

I want to tell you something else on a side note. My favorite name for an Arabian horse over the years was a horse called “I’m an Arab” … and, boy, did he ever need that name!

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If a book entitled “The World According to Peter Cameron” was to be penned, who would be its chosen author? And what would the names of the first three chapters be? There are two people— and only two—who I would let author my book. I just wish I had saved all the information through the years that is worthy of being in it. One, of course, is a guy by the name of Jeff Wallace who insists on pestering me about my experiences in the world of Arabian horse judging. I have read all your interviews and your stories, and you’re just a fair and square guy, and I really respect that. The second is Mary Jane Parkinson. She has been a friend for so many years, a lovely human being, a great writer, a true class act. I’ve always loved her articles about me.

The only chapter title I can give you is Chapter One: “Why Would You Want To Be The Judge?” [laughs] That’s because my mind goes to all the times I stood in inclement weather while I judged a horse show … hurricanes, heat, even a volcano (one time while judging in Washington State, we had to stop the show because a volcano was erupting!). I’m not kidding you! But you know what? I’d do it all over the again.

In 1985, alongside Dr. LaCroix at Janow Podlaski, I asked Dr. Krzysztalowicz “Should he ever set up his own private breeding program, what would it look like?” His answer to me was 30 mares and one stallion. And the stallion must be bay. What would Peter Cameron’s look like? I really love this question. I thought about my answer long and hard. But then I always thinking about your questions long and hard, and try to answer them with the best answer I can give. I would have 30 mares and three stallions. But mine would be a performance program. These are the kinds of horses that are going to sell. However, I wouldn’t mind it if a couple of great halter horses came out of my program too. Of the 30 mares, I would want 10 English mares, 10 western mares and 10 sport horse mares. I would require that each pedigree contain great horses in their respected divisions to the third generation. In other words, I value validation in a pedigree. I want them to be very credentialed in their pedigrees as breeding stock.

There can be hunters too. I really like that division. It’s a booming division. However, they need to quit moving so high in front.

Peter, Sheila Varian & Gene LaCroix.

They would be all kept together by groups in three different fields.

What a glowing and fantastic example of obsessive compulsive horse breeding! (laughs) There would be three stallions: an English sire, a western sire and a sport horse sire.

Reach back in time and tell me who the sires would be? Well, if we keep it to the 70s and 80s, or around that time when I was judging so many great horses in America, I would want Afire Bey V as my English sire, Rohara Moon Storm for my western division … isn’t he by Moonstone Bey V? I like to know there’s some V in my horses. I would use Showgun PGN as my sport horse sire.

If you received a call from heaven and you answered the phone, and Sheila Varian said, “Peter, I’ve got 30 seconds.

Talk to me,” what would you say? “Sheila, how are you?

How are the horses up there? Did you buy a dog and some chickens when you got there? If you did, I want to know their names. We all miss you. Too bad, when it’s my turn, I will go the other direction! And Sheila, just so you know, there will never be another one like you.”

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Neil Chur, also quite the gentleman. He ran a great barn, a beautiful facility. He really loved the sport of polo.

Dick Ames is a true credit to the Arabian breed and quite a character. He has been a great friend to me. Dick is the only man I know that could win driving with a six-horse hitch, then get off the wagon and ride a reining horse to a 70 score.

I am going to be very direct when I say this. You are a very famous and loved man. Why? People like me because they knew they would get a fair shake with me when they came through the gate. I’ve told you this before: My purpose as a judge was to encourage, not discourage.

I have a couple of questions for you. Do you like Michael Byatt? Yes, I like him very much. I always got along with Michael and appreciated that he never complained about my judging if he wasn’t the winner. I also like that he doesn’t overshow.

Do you like David Boggs? Oh yes, Jeff, I like him very, very much.

Any parting thoughts for us? I want to tell you that I am a judge. That’s it. That’s all. I am merely a judge.

I’ve never had a mind-altering substance like a drink, a cigarette or even a cigar. Nothing. Well, maybe I have, if the sight of a stunning Arabian horse counts as a mindaltering substance.

I also want you to know—and I’ve done several—that doing this interview with you is by far my favorite.

You are a fair and square guy, and these qualities are important to me in others.

Peter & David Boggs.

Another side note … Sheila loved those chickens and at night, she would come out calling them and put them in special cages so the coyotes didn’t get them at night.

I’m going to give you three names. I want you to tell me immediately what comes to mind: Dr. Eugene LaCroix, Neil Chur, Dick Ames. Dr. Eugene Laroix was a quiet man. He should have been given a medal for bringing *Bask to America. He was a true gentleman who should have been lauded more for his visionary talents.

The last thing I want to say is this. Due to my health challenges, I will never see an Arabian horse or an Arabian horse show again. That deeply saddens me.

But I’ve lived a life well lived, and I’m grateful for every bit of it.

Just know I want the very best for you, my friend.

And last but not least, Peter, at dinner last night, did you start with dessert? No, Jeff, my wife is still trying to domesticate me. So I ate dinner last night in the ‘supposed’ correct order. ■

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Horses & Heroes

A Legacy Of Service With A Mission For Today

by Mary Kirkman

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hroughout her life, Bazy Tankersley was known for supporting worthwhile causes. One of her selections was particularly relevant today: therapy for veterans. With research estimating that 20 percent or more of military personnel returning from Iraq and Afghanistan suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (even more when considering traumatic brain injury), the relatively new field of equine therapy has become one of the most promising treatments available. Tankersley’s choice was the Florida operation Horses & Heroes.

Horses & Heroes was conceived as a division of Heavenly Hooves, which began providing therapeutic riding for disabled individuals in 2002. Service to veterans was added in 2006, and became official as Horses & Heroes in 2011, when its collaboration with the University of Central Florida’s College of Medicine was announced. In 2014, both Horses & Heroes and Heavenly Hooves came under the banner of the McCormick Research Institute (Mrs. Tankersley’s maiden name). Importantly, Horses & Heroes offers a dimension that few, if any, of the other organizations sharing its mission do—research into why horses can be so effective and what the best practices are.

Above photo: Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo Military Night 2016, with an appearance by Horses & Heroes veterans.

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Why are horses unusually effective in therapy? “Horses are the only domesticated animal that is a prey animal in nature,” explains Thomasa Tompkins Sanchez, longtime friend of the Tankersleys who founded the organization, was its first instructor, and continues to serve as its volunteer CEO. “In the wild, horses had to continuously use their senses to be on defense from predators. They are the most honest, trustworthy animals, who are able to understand humans in a way that is far more developed than other domesticated animals.”

During the first session with veterans, the horses are turned out with the “clients,” and over an hour’s time, they exhibit an uncanny rapport as they choose partners for the 10-week course. The most timid horse finds the most timid human, Sanchez reports, the most happy, the happiest, and so on.

Veterans from Horses & Heroes perform an exhibition ride at a central Florida rodeo.

From there on, exercises may be simple, but their goals are huge. The first priority is to promote a healthy state of mind that will prevent suicide (at a scary-high rate among vets with PTSD). “We weave emotional intelligence education throughout our program with the participants,” says Sanchez. That involves helping them to become more resilient—which becomes clear through the traditional verbal sessions with therapists that complement the equine experiences—and to understand their own thought patterns and practice strategies for adapting to civilian life. They learn to turn the trust and empathy they find with horses into similar emotions for people. The best reward, she observes, is when the veterans and their families tell them how critical the horses have been in changing—often saving—their lives.

Currently, McCormick Research Institute and the University of Central Florida are in Phase I of a three-phase plan to provide fact-based information and curricula for equine therapy dealing with veterans suffering from PTSD. The research, which also examines the use of this treatment for autism, will be a resource for the future.

“One of my goals since the 1970s has been to get therapeutic riding approved by the Veterans Administration,” says Mark Miller, Bazy Tankersley’s son and Chairman of McCormick Research Institute. “If we can prove that it works, I’d like to see us influence other programs to be sure that it is being ‘done right,’ both from the safety and benefits standpoint.” A recent addition to the MRI board, former Proctor & Gamble CEO Bob McDonald, who served as Secretary of the Veterans Administration under President Obama, offers the expertise necessary to pursue that goal.

One key, Miller emphasizes, is Thomasa Sanchez. “She is a remarkable person,” he says. “I call her a force of nature. In a lot of ways, she reminds me of my mom; she is amazingly organized and she sees problems as opportunities. She just goes out to solve them.” n Horses & Heroes’ Willie, with his veteran, Cliff Bruton.

Photos by Mark Pino and Thomasa Sanchez

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61st Annual

U.S. iNationals ew

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All Are Welcome!

by Catherine Cole Ferandelli

Fall is the time of year for coming together in Tulsa; enjoying cooler weather and taking in, as well as competing alongside, the very best of our breed. Old friends meet up, new friendships form—sharing old memories and creating new.

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Starting its’ sixth decade of competition, the U.S. Nationals has continued to evolve, improve, adjust itself and move forward. Arabian horse people are folks who tilt toward extreme passion; particularly when it comes to their Arabian horses!

Several changes of note to the class line up for 2017: * All Halter classes will award a Champion, Reserve Champion and a Top Ten * Reining (both Purebred and Half-Arabian): ~ Rookie classes are now Adult Amateur To Ride - don’t need to own the horse!

~ Limited Open is now Intermediate * Select Trail will run as a separate class * Showmanship and Horsemanship classes have expanded and split into Ages 19-49 and 50 & Over Amateur or Professional, exhibitors have multiple opportunities to earn those red rose garlands, prize money and additional cool swag! Breeders Sweepstakes classes run through nearly all disciplines. Performance Futurity and Maturity classes invite pros and adult amateurs to ride their best young bloodstock. ABS Performance Jackpot money beacons in the Western, Hunter and Country English classes. And then there are the AEPA and AWPA Futurities offering up colossal cash prizes for our purebred and Half-Arabian English and Western Pleasure three-year-olds.

Prepare to root for your favorite!

Packed with prestige, U.S. Nationals is truly the Arabian horse supreme show event of the year. Whether you come away with roses, have a great ride, or simply come to visit and cheer on your friends, there will be nothing quite like surrounding oneself with the greatness of all that will be U.S. Nationals 2017! n

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U.S. Nationals

People & Events The AEPA with Peter Conway

What are you most excited about this year? Seeing the best four-year-olds in the world in the most exciting class of Nationals!

How much money will be paid out this year? One hundred fifty thousand dollars. A hundred paid out in the purebred class and another fifty thousand in the Half-Arabian class.

How many horses do you expect in these classes? I have not seen the numbers, but based on lower overall breeding numbers from five years ago, our class numbers may be down a little from last year. It’s hard to predict though, since there could be as many or more that are worthy of being showcased in that class.

What makes these classes special? For breeders there is nothing like it. The individual pattern classes give all of us a chance to really look at the strengths of particular crosses and learn. The class is also a tremendous marketing opportunity both for the horses being showcased in it and for the whole English division. Plus, wow, it’s fun!

What can breeders and people who donate breedings expect in return from your program? More valuable foals. Anyone breeding for an English horse should be involved. As an example, we have frozen El Ghazi semen and breed one or two mares a year to him. The added value on those one or two foals easily justifies the $1,000 a year we pay to keep him in the program. For breeders standing a stallion to the public, it’s a “no brainer.” Anyone breeding for an English performance horse will choose an AEPA Enrolled Sire.

The AWPA with Michele Reser

What are you most excited about this year? It’s been very rewarding to see more stallion owners and breeders participate in the Arabian Western Pleasure Association program during this second year. I’m looking forward to having more participants in the two Futurity classes in Tulsa. Honestly, the amount of positive feedback about how the AWPA has energized the western pleasure division just makes me want to work harder to grow it to be even bigger and better!

Our great sponsors are also generating excitement for the participants of the AWPA program. The support of the class naming right sponsors—Arabian Horse World and Equine Athlete Veterinary Services—enables us to offer the amount of money we do to the AWPA Futurity classes. DePaolo Equine Concepts doubled their sponsorship this year to offer multiple awards to the top ten winners: the breeders of those horses and the owners of the stallions who sired the top ten. All Star Equine offered to sponsor exhibitor bags so that every Ar abian Horse Times | 44 | Volume 48, No. 4A

single entry will receive a nice groom bag full of goodies; Show Season will be offering gift certificates to each winner again this year; and we were also able to add Woods Western Wear as a sponsor for this year and welcome back Perfect Products.

How much money will be paid out this year? The AWPA will pay out over $150,000 again this year. The Arabian Horse World Purebred Futurity offers $100,000 to the top ten in the Finals, with the winner taking home $30,000, second place $15,000, and on down the line to tenth who wins $5,000.

The Equine Athlete Half-Arabian Futurity pays $50,000 to the top ten finalists, with the champion earning a check for $15,000. Even the 10th place horse takes home $2,500—absolutely amazing!

The stallion owners are also included in the prize money. The top ten sires in both futurities are recognized and their owners receive payments dependent on placing.

How many horses do you expect in these classes? We are hoping to have 50 entrants in the AWPA Futurities this year. We look forward to both classes having a cut and a final.

What makes these classes special? There is so much that makes the AWPA Futurities special! First and foremost, we couldn’t do it without the stallion owners. They have been very generous in their support of the AWPA program. Because we feel we can’t make this program work without them, every stallion owner who nominates their stallion is given an auction foal nomination. They can use this themselves or sell it. Half of the stallion nomination fees from each year will be distributed; 60 percent to the purebred and 40 percent to the Half-Arabian classes equally to any horse in the top 14 that is an auction foal. This part of our classes you will not see until our first auction class in 2021. The promotion of these great stallions and their talented get is a tremendous opportunity for the Arabian breed. I feel that the quality and athleticism of the western horses will continue to rise, due in part to this program.

The second most important piece to making these classes successful is the prize money. It’s generated a lot of interest. Thank you again, Arabian Horse World and Equine Athlete for your generous sponsorship.

We also received amazingly positive feedback about the strip portion of the Finals. People watching loved seeing the horses stand up without the saddles on. It really shows off the quality of the horses being bred.

A new, and very exciting improvement for 2017, is the addition of awards to the entire top ten, not just to the champion. The reserve champion through 10th will receive custom AWPA prizes, such as trophy spurs, stirrups, saddle pads, hat cans, spur straps and leg wraps.

Our program also gives awards to the breeders and stallion owners. Thank you, DePaolo Equine Concepts, for stepping up to make this possible.

What can breeders and people who donate breeding expect in return from your program? After just one year, the amount of interest I’ve seen in people shopping for nice young western horses has definitely increased. I sold a two-year-old this winter to someone who had quit showing, but saw the AWPA classes last year and wanted to be part of it. People are constantly calling and asking owners/ breeders throughout the year, making sure before they either purchase a horse or breed to a stallion, that it will be AWPA eligible. I love that! This shows me that the AWPA is doing its job. The interest in the western pleasure horse is increasing. Breeders should start seeing an increase in their sales and stallion owners should be able to increase the amount of breedings they sell.

Thank you, Rebecca Fulkerson-West and Chelsea Wesson, for posting the participating stallions on Facebook. Receiving social media promotion is a great perk to being a part of the AWPA program.

Stay tuned for what new ideas we come up with to improve the program even further in 2018!

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Making A Difference with Becky Nash What do you have in store for this year? Our team, consisting of Carrie Fritz, Leslie Sommer, me, and of course, Mary Trowbridge, have something a little different planned. Where in the past we have held many horse related events that feature pro-am type Calcutta events, such as amateurs drawing to ride horses that weren’t their own, from English riders riding western to halter trainers riding western, etc., we have decided to give our tremendously successful and hard-working trainers and horses a break on Wednesday night.

What’s new? This year we are going to host “Chips for Charity”. It will be a full-blown Las Vegas-type night with casino games (i.e. Black Jack, Craps, Roulette, Spin To Win, etc). All games will be hosted or sponsored by barns, stallion owners, equine-type businesses, etc. And players will have the opportunity to win all kinds of prizes. Of course, we are going to have adult refreshments, music and entertainment. We really want this to be a fun night to join with fellow exhibitors to raise money for the AHDF.

How much money has your program raised to date? By utilizing the “off night” on Wednesday during Nationals, our thinking was to raise money and awareness for the AHDF while bringing people together and make nationals more fun. It was kind of scary initially, because we really didn’t know if people would show up. But they did! With that in mind, we have done sale horse and stallion presentations, pro-am competitions, Calcuttas, etc. Since 2013, we have raised approximately $800,000. Each year, that amount has increased exponentially. Our costs for the event are offset by donors and sponsors.

What makes your evening so special for the exhibitors? Each year we go in with the kernel of an idea for the event, and then something happens. I remember when Alexa Nichols was involved in her car accident. It was September and we were already well down the road with our plans, but there was no question we had to help. The same goes for Ryan Melendez when he was diagnosed with cancer and Mike Whelihan and his heart attack. There are so many of us that are healthy and fortunate, but you never know when something can happen that can change your life. These people are our extended family and we are simply doing what we would do for our own families.

Everyone wants to be a part of something that makes a difference, and they have.

And some of those recipients have come back to help. Such as Alexa Nichols singing at our event and celebrating others only one year after her accident. And Ryan Melendez developing the successful “Warrior Horses for Warrior Kids” Program. I guarantee we have only heard the beginning from him.

If someone is not attending, how can they give? You can always go to the AHDF website and donate. We have many people that donate throughout the year (paycheck donations, small amounts, memorials, etc). If you can’t be at U.S. Nationals and want to sponsor a gaming table, honor your stallion, barn, etc., just contact me 713-302-8284, Leslie Sommer or Carrie Fritz, and I guarantee we can get you involved. We can always use volunteers!

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A Moment With Paddock Announcer Paul Devroomen

How many years have you been a paddock announcer? I started announcing in the paddock at the Region 14 show approximately 15-20 years ago, I believe. Cindy Clinton got me started. I’ve been doing the U.S. Nationals since the last year it was in Albuquerque and have been in Tulsa ever since it moved there. I really enjoy being around the Arabian horse community in that competitive environment. I have been in the industry for almost 40 years and have made many friends during that time. It feels like a big family every time I go to a show.

What is your funniest moment in the paddock? I’ve known many of the trainers and competitors for a long time and there are so many great and funny moments as I think back, but one of the best and most fun moments is when we had donkey races at the Region 14 show and all the competitors dressed in fun costumes. Seeing Jim Stachowski in a monkey costume get on a donkey is not something you forget easily. It was for charity and everyone had a great time.

Have you ever had to tell someone they missed their class and if you did, how did you tell them they could not show? It doesn’t happen very often, especially if I’m doing my job right, but it has happened. All you can say at that point, is that you’re sorry that they missed their class and empathize. For someone to work that hard and then not show because they missed their class must be heartbreaking and it’s not the time for me to share the rules; if they had done this or that, they would have made it. I try to emphasize with everyone at the start of the show that if they are experiencing difficulties either at their barn or somewhere in the warm up rings, send someone up to tell me what’s going on. We can usually find a way to keep them from missing their class, but if I don’t know that they’re having trouble, I can’t do anything but hold the gate for two minutes. It’s rare though.

What is the politest thing someone has done or said to you in the paddock area? I usually get a few people that tell me they appreciate the tone with which I deliver my communication or like my voice. Exhibitors don’t need someone screaming at them while they are getting ready for their classes. Showing can be stressful enough and they don’t need me to add to their stress. You can make your point without yelling. I try to use humor to move things along, especially when there are friends in the paddock; it loosens things up. The Arabian horse community is full of great people and it’s like a big family, so most everyone treats me very well. I often have people bring me things or ask if I need anything. It’s just a great group of people who care for each other.

What should not be done in the paddock area? I’m a Safety Manager for L’Oreal in my non-horse show life, so safety is really important to me. When we get in a situation where someone is not riding in a safe manner and you can see it starting to affect others, I usually ask them to stop and stand in the middle or ask them to find another ring to work in. Especially when there are kids in the paddock getting ready for their class. Anytime exhibitors are putting others at risk because of their actions, I tend to step in. I feel a great responsibility to keep it as safe an environment as possible.

Is there a show that you consider your favorite? I really enjoy them all, but if I had to pick a favorite, it would be Youth Nationals in Oklahoma City. A show dedicated to just kids is awesome and the show commission really does a great job of making the environment fun for everyone. The facility in OKC is ideal for the kids and I have great interaction with everyone in the paddock. The trainers are also a little looser because they don’t have the pressure of showing that big open horse themselves, and I think they enjoy seeing the kids compete.

Is there one thing you wish could be brought back to the paddock area? The only thing that has really changed in the paddock over the years are the halter rules. I’m there as a show official, and while I have many good friends that are halter trainers, I’m there to ensure that the show managements’ wishes are enforced. Not every show is the same and I adjust to each. The U.S. Nationals takes it to another level. If I could change one thing, it would be taking the hazing down a notch. It would make everyone’s life a little easier. I understand the pressure that trainers are under to be competitive, so it’s a tough balance. But overall, there’s not much I would change. It’s a fun and rewarding job and in a small way I’m helping others achieve their goals by keeping them informed and hopefully, on time.

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Let Us Introduce … Maria Toto How did you get involved with the Arabian horse? Like many young girls, I loved horses and began taking lessons at a local barn. I rode a Welsh Cob pony named Four, for his four white socks. A few years later my mom purchased for me my first horse, a gray Cognac son that I showed on the local level in every event possible!

Who was instrumental in keeping your interest in the Arabian industry? I think my love of the horses have kept me involved, but I would say the wonderful and supportive Arabian horse community, my trainers and my unbelievably supportive mom have certainly played invaluable roles as well.

Where in the Arabian horse breed does your strongest interest lie? Western pleasure; I love everything about it … the outfits, the horses, the challenge it presents to make it look easy, and of course, the bling!

If you could change one thing about the breed, what would it be and why? The misconception that Arabians are “crazy.”

The only way to change that is to introduce people to our incredible breed. I live and work in Columbus, Ohio, and I always invite my coworkers to come to the Buckeye to introduce them to the horses. They are always impressed, not only with their beauty but their personalities as well.

In remembering the past, what is one thing you wish you could bring back to the Arabian horse industry? I remember as a little girl going to Louisville with my mom to watch U.S. Nationals, having to sit in the nosebleed section, and being in awe at the excitement and the massive crowd that came to watch the show. I wish we could get back to that level of excitement and fill the seats with spectators.

If you were to market the Arabian horse to the general public, where would it be and why? I think social media is a very powerful outlet for marketing anything, including the Arabian horse. Not only is it free, but it has the ability to reach an infinite number of people.

What is your favorite event in the Arabian horse industry? Scottsdale is my favorite show; the atmosphere, the city and the weather—it can’t be beat.

What is one event you have not attended that you would like to? The Arabian U.S. Open at the Central Park horse show. I would give my right arm to show there (hint, hint)!

Who do you respect the most in the Arabian horse industry and why? My trainer, Joe Reser, and his wife, Michele. Joe has such talent and is a true horseman, and Michele has a heart of gold. Both of them give their all to the horses, clients and this industry. I am proud to call them not only my trainers, but more importantly, my friends.

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The United States of

by THERESA CARDAMONE America is a magnificent tapestry of a nation, where people from diverse regions of the world have come to seek better lives for themselves and their families. From all walks of life, immigrants have sought freedom, refuge, and opportunity here for hundreds of years. In fact, it is a common bond that all non-native Americans share.

This is the story of two men—of completely different nationalities and backgrounds—who followed their individual dreams to America’s golden shores.

Unknowingly linked through their mutual love of the Arabian horse, their paths converged while they were paying their dues during their early years in a new land. Eventually, they decided to weave their considerable individual experience, talents, and ambitions together in founding an all-encompassing equine enterprise upon the desert sands of Scottsdale, the epicenter of the American Arabian horse industry. So, in 2010; Sandro Pinha, a native Brazilian; and Gil Valdez, who was born in Mexico, cemented their bond when they christened their joint venture “Arabians International” in Arizona, USA. Only seven years later, Gil and Sandro are reaping the benefits of their global upbringing and inclusive mindset. Their goal of creating a new brand known throughout the Arabian world for its ability to provide a full complement of exceptional services has been met in a big way. Arabians International is a thriving enterprise that reflects the strength of its foundation. The co-founders are internationally respected not only as elite horsemen, but also as tender caretakers of their equine charges; not only as gifted and experienced showmen, but also as mentors to their many successful amateurs; not only as knowledgeable marketers, but also as astute and responsible breeders; and always as friends and protectors of the Arabian horse.

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Sandro Pinha had the tremendous advantage of growing up on one of Brazil’s premier Arabian horse farms, Haras Capim Fino, home to the very important breeding program of Paulo Levy. There, he was raised side-by-side with many world-class Arabian horses, solely due to the happy circumstance that he was born to a father who lived and worked on the farm! It was the perfect habitat for Sandro to absorb all aspects of breeding, training, showing, and selling horses from a very early age.

Even before he entered his teens, Sandro’s commitment and natural ability to communicate with the horses provided him with a strong foundation upon which he applied his accumulated knowledge. Soon he was assisting in the schooling of the farm’s horses and making a reputation for himself as a trainer that horses liked to perform for.

Before long, he was competing and winning at major shows all over Brazil, drawing the eyes of international owners, breeders and trainers; and eventually following his fate to America.

Gil Valdez had a different beginning to his life, being born and raised in Mexico with scarce direct contact with horses when he was young.

But, like Sandro, he harbored a deep, almost irrational love of horses and a burgeoning desire to make them the center of his life. He, too, learned his trade from more experienced horsemen, gaining skills that made him a successful and in-demand trainer in his own right.

Eventually he, too, followed the beacon of opportunity to the U.S. and he spent time absorbing the entirety of the Arabian lifestyle during his days as part of Team Midwest.

Robert and Dixie North have been breeding national and international champion Arabian horses for decades, and have traveled the world in that pursuit. As luck would have it, their paths crossed with Sandro and Gil early on, so they had every reason to trust them with their horses when the time came. “We have known Sandro since he was a young man working as a groom for several of the leading Brazilian trainers,” says Bob. “And we’ve known Gil since he was the leading groom for Midwest Training Centre in Minnesota.” (Just over ten years ago, the Norths got to know Sandro extremely well when he worked for them at their Scottsdale facility.)

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“Even in those early days, they were both very talented,” Bob continues. “They would become world-class managers and trainers for many of the world’s greatest halter horses. Little did we know that they would become partners and create one of the leading Arabian training facilities in the world.

This was achieved with hard work and smart investments on their part. Their facility, Arabians International, is known around the world for its high-quality halter horses, the inviting and exhibitor-friendly facility, and not to be understated, Gil’s creative touches and the magnificent landscaping. Dixie and I salute their success!”

The Arabian business is no different than any other horse-related industry in that it sometimes contains fickle clients, who bounce from one trainer to another, looking for guaranteed wins.

It is much to their credit that Arabians International has a large percentage of clients who have been with them for years. Lara Ames, the publisher of Arabian Horse Times and AHT Abroad, is a lifelong Arabian horse owner. Her family’s Cedar Ridge Arabians has a long and storied history of breeding exceptional performance and halter horses.

“I have known Sandro and Gil for a very long time,” Lara explains. “Our friendship started when they were working for Midwest, and has carried on throughout the years.” Lara is a dedicated horsewoman in her own right, and she knows how horses should be cared for. “I do not think I have ever met two guys that are as dedicated to their horses as Gil and Sandro are,” she goes on. “When you have a horse with them, you never have to worry. It is going to be well taken care of and they will look out for your best interests. Sandro and Gil are simply the best.”

Sandro and Gil run their business in a way that fosters a family-like connection among their clients. The camaraderie that develops among them is often cited as one of the reasons people are so comfortable at Arabians International. They root for each other’s horses, and develop a strong sense of community wherever they gather. Over the years, the men have hosted their entire client base at their facility for leisurely evening meals during the hectic Scottsdale shows. And, of course, the beautifully decorated stall area is always both a happy gathering place for clients and a quiet refuge from the rest of the busy showgrounds at all major events.

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The track record of success for a training establishment often begins with one special horse. It can be argued that it was his success in showing El Nabila B to the 2010 United States National Champion Stallion title that brought Sandro’s talents to the forefront in America.

But before that, providence offered him the chance to prove himself with that very stallion in an emergency situation. Mike Weinstein has been breeding and showing Arabian horses on the highest level for many years, both with and without partners. In this case, he and his partners planned to show their El Nabila B, a former Brazilian National Champion who was also trying to make his mark in America, at the prestigious Arabian Breeders World Cup (ABWC) in Las Vegas. But a scheduling conflict put the horse’s appearance at the show in jeopardy.

Mike remembers when Sandro stepped up—cold turkey—to save the day.

“We became confronted with a situation at the Las Vegas show in 2009—our trainer, Rodolfo Guzzo (who was one of Sandro’s mentors in Brazil), had overbooked himself,” Weinstein recalls. “Although we put Nabila on the trailer from Scottsdale with the plan that Guzzo would show him in Las Vegas, we arrived and found out that he would be showing the current Brazilian National Champion—not Nabila.”

What might have been a minor disaster was averted when Sandro Pinha stepped in.

“We were very lucky,” Mike went on. “Sandro was working with Guzzo at the time and, unknown to us, was a big fan of Nabila. He was happy to present him for the partners. Needless to say, Sandro won the ‘duel of Brazilian National Champions’ with Nabila, and the rest is history.” Sandro and El Nabila B followed up their Las Vegas win with their dramatic U.S. National Champion Stallion title in 2010, and Weinstein has been a fixture at Arabians International since it’s inception.

Their relationship has melded into a combination of fellowship and partnership, both personally and professionally.

Weinstein lends a bit of insight, “Fast forward eight years,” he says.

“We’ve just finished a road trip together—Jean, Arturo, Sandro, Gil and I—to Winnemucca, Nev., to see part of our 2017 foal crop and several of our young mares who are waiting to enter the breeding program. We had a great time, saw some good horses, and one very special filly from (the El Nabila B son) Titan AS!” Mike Weinstein sums up the feelings of many Arabians International clients when he says, “For success in the Arabian breed, you really need your whole team to be committed. Breeding horses and showing horses is an emotional business and at times can be very stressful, therefore, you need to find people like Sandro and Gil that share your vision and are committed to the success of the program.”

Gil and Sandro have been garnering championships all over the world since before they opened the doors of their business. Through their concerted and focused effort, they took their fledgling enterprise and catapulted it to the top tier of the Arabian industry. One of the reasons for their startling success is the holistic approach that they take to the business of horses. They realize that for the industry to thrive, or even survive, the average owner needs to be cultivated as aggressively as the extraordinary ones. They have established a strong amateur training element, which allows their clients another way to experience the pleasure of showing their horses.

The annual Arabian Breeders World Cup in Las Vegas has grown in stature every year, attracting the finest horses from all over the world to fly in for the exclusively halter/breeding event. In 2017, Arabians International dominated the Amateur division, sending out well-prepared clients and horses to capture both the ABWC Mare/Filly ATH Supreme Gold Championship (won by Amira JF [SMA Magic One x FS Dixie Rose], who was shown by Jordan Simons) and the ABWC Stallion/Colt ATH Supreme Gold Championship (won by Grand Promise NA [Grand Commandd x Promises Psy], who was shown by Mike Bills). On the professional side, in addition to other wins for his clients, Sandro led Enzino PCF to the Yearling Colt Supreme Gold Championship for owner Sam Peacemaker.

“We know that our success would not be possible without all that they do,” Sam states. “We value their talents and dedication tremendously.

They have given excellent care to our horses over the years. Each year we grow more excited for the next show. They are the best!”

The excitement of the show ring touches each person in a different way. Gary Kehl of GRK Farms gets wrapped up in the emotions that rage during a horse show, and appreciates the dramatic approach that is taken in presenting horses from the Arabians International barn.

“Sandro has a different way of bringing the horse into the ring,” Gary enthuses. “Instead of running as fast as he can, he just walks in with them … and they are prancing like they just want to be let loose. It creates an excitement when they come into the show ring, and I don’t see anybody else doing that. The anticipation of waiting for that horse to stand up is pretty awesome. You’re just holding your breath, I mean it just blows you away. Last year at the Nationals, he brought in a couple of horses like that and it’s just, wow! Whoa! It’s different than 90% of the other trainers; it really sets him apart.”

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Arabian Soul is a partnership that was established by people who wanted to contribute to the Arabian industry in a meaningful way, including Rodrigo Gonzalez. They have found a lasting home at Arabians International, where they appreciate the friendships that they have forged with their fellow competitors. Subscribing to the belief that competition makes for better breeders, and therefore better horses, they found that with Gil and Sandro they have the perfect combination of skills and talents to achieve their goals. “Sandro was born with a gift,” Rodrigo states unequivocally. “He is not only a wonderful showman, he is also an amazing creator of breeding programs, the part of this adventure that I personally enjoy more. We now have a breeding program that is starting to show rewards to us. We have been producing champions since the first year and it’s amazing to get something that shines every year ... in every way.”

Sandro has a breeder’s mindset for horses whose pedigrees promote elevation of the breed standard, coupled with a trainer’s keen eye for a top show horse.

Consequently, he can give holistically considered advice to his clients, which allows them to benefit on several levels. The horses win in the show ring, the breeding stock out-produce themselves and the genetic blueprint is secured for the next generation.

“Gil is the perfect partner to Sandro,” Rodrigo explains.

“He is always giving me tips about conformation and feeding, showing me how to handle the babies once they are on the ground—this is highly important, because otherwise my program would be a disaster! But the best part has been to develop a real friendship where we can say anything without politics ... this has been the key of our success.”

The client care and communication that every member of the Arabians International family receives is second to none. “Sandro and Gil are the real deal: hard-working, great communicators, and successful in the show ring,” states satisfied owner Suzanne Perkins. “The most exciting memory with them for Perry and I was this past year at Scottsdale. Sandro showed our black Vitorio TO Half-Arabian yearling colt in the Junior Championship … and won!” It’s true, winning is fun, and there may be no better barn in which clients can pursue that special form of happiness.

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Manny Vierra has been in the Arabian business for a very long time, so has accumulated a wide palette of experiences with various training barns over the years. While he hasn’t been a client of Arabians International for as long as some, he is just as appreciative of the way that Gil and Sandro run their operation. “We have been doing business together for several years now,” says Manny. “I really enjoy their professionalism and attitude towards their clients. They make showing and competing fun, not stressful. It is a pleasure to do business with both of them, and their staff is the best.”

spend much personal time at their farm or even at shows, but I get a different perspective. They are thoughtful in their presentation of every horse; be it in the magazine or the show ring. I always hate to sound condescending to them—when I say I am proud of them—but, I am. Their business is successful because they do right by their clients and right by their horses. They don’t lose sight of the service they are in business to provide. It’s nice to see that.”

There is no doubt that Arabians International is truly among the finest training and marketing facilities on the planet and it is also clear that Sandro Pinha and Gil Valdez are among the finest horsemen the Arabian industry has to offer. Their complementary skills, their united vision, their commitment to the horses and clients in their care—these are the hallmarks of the hard work and dedication that they bring to bear every day, the essence of Arabians International.

Arabians International is the manifestation of a partnership unique in the industry, where each person brings a different set of equally important skills to the table. It allows them to cover all the bases to meet each client’s individual needs. The El Tino Partners are very appreciative of the deep knowledge base and professional standards that are hallmarks of Gil and Sandro’s work, which for them extends to support for their significant Brazilian sire, El Tino. The Partners can’t thank Sandro and Gil enough for the “tremendous support given to El Tino and his foals in the USA,” citing “the charisma, elegance and talents Sandro consistently displays with both his horses and clients” that “make him comparable to none other; the best in the world.”

Character is often exhibited in the way that people work with others.

The Arabians International team is well known for their respectful working relationships with photographers, designers, and other industry professionals. Jenn Trickey is an AHT Readers’ Choice award-winning designer, who relies on excellent communication with her clients to produce such high-quality product under often stressful time constraints. She appreciates the reciprocal relationship she has with this pair of horsemen and their conscientious staff.

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to me; we share respect, friendship, and love for one another.”

Longtime clients Alp and Darcy Ilercil agree. “We have known the two of them for almost 17 years,” Darcy relates. “Someone once said, ‘Success Isn’t Lucky, Success Is Built.’ Gil and Sandro have built their success. They love what they do, and it shows. We have been through a lot together; it has been a fun ride.”

Multi-National Champion

EL TINO

(DA Valentino x Imprimista CF) LEADING SIRE OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Multi-National Champion

DOMINUS ARABCO (El Tino x Shavanna El Madan)

2017 Arabian Breeders World Cup Bronze Supreme Junior Stallion

The charisma, elegance and talents Sandro consistently displays with both his horses and clients make him comparable to none other; the best in the world.

The El Tino Partners thank Sandro Pinha and Gil Valdez for their tremendous support given to El Tino and his foals in the USA.

Multi-National Champion of Brazil

TINA EL MADAN

(El Tino x Grace LM) Now owned by the Aria Partners LLC

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Multi-National Champion

EL NABILA B

ferrara

(Kubinec x 218 Elf Layla Walayla B)

We started our journey in 2009 with the Senior Champion win in Las Vegas with El Nabila B. Sandro stepped in when our scheduled trainer became over-committed and he has been stepping in ever since when needed! Both Gil and Sandro have been constant supporters and have also become wonderful friends, as well. ~ Mike Weinstein Psynergy Enterprise Developments, LLC Michael Weinstein | 408.465.8282 www.PsynergyEquine.com Ar abian Horse Times | 12 | Ar abians International

Multi-National Champion

PITONISA AS

(Ever After NA x Psyches Amber Dream)

Arabian Breeders World Cup Gold Supreme Champion Jr. Stallion

Sandro and Gil have shared their entire knowledge with me from the beginning, and this allowed me to have conversations at a different level, with more points of view to form ideas. ~ Rodrigo Gonzalez TITAN AS

(El Nabila B Ă— Om El Beladeena)

Arabian Soul Partners Arturo Ortega, Alfredo Solorzano & Rodrigo Gonzalez www.ArabianSoul.com

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(Psytanium x GP Beyonce by Botswana) Arabian Breeders World Cup Champion Yearling Colt Section A and Supreme Top Five Yearling Colt

ENZINO PCF

(Enzo x Maria PCF by DA Valentino) Arabian Breeders World Cup Supreme Gold Champion Yearling Colt

Sandro and Gil, Thank you so much for your excellent care of our horses over the years. We value your talents and dedication tremendously. We know that our success would not be possible without all that you do.

Each year we grow more excited for the next show.

You guys are the best!

TESLA MARC PCF

(QR Marc x RD Mirella by Baywatch V) 2017 Scottsdale Signature Stallion Champion Yearling Filly

Sam Peacemaker | 480.963.5222 www.PCFArabians.com

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avalon

BENICIO PCF

Multi-National Champion (Magnum Chall HVP x Major Love Affair) Pictured with Sandro at the 2015 Arabian Breeders World Cup

We have used Sandro and Gil as our training and showing professionals for around 12 years. We have become very close to them and congratulate them on their many successes. We are proud to call them friends.

Las Vegas Supreme Gold Champion avalon

avalon

EL CHALL WR

GRAND COMMANDD (Beijing BHF x GA Mi Grandlady)

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Multi-National Champion

PITONISA AS

(Ever After NA x Psyches Amber Dream) Bred by Lisa Markley Arabians

Sandro and Gil have helped me accomplish my greatest Dream as a breeder, but its more than that to me, we share respect, friendship and love for one another.

Lisa Markley Arabians Lisa Markley| 480.220.3100 Lisamarkleyarabians.com

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Scottsdale & Regional Champion

BOYZ WILLBE BOYZ FF

osteen

schatzberg/osteen

2017 Scottsdale Junior Champion Half-Arabian Colt/Gelding

schatzberg/osteen

(Vitorio TO x Three Times ALady FF)

2017 Region I Champion H/A Breeders Sweepstakes Colt/Gelding

U.S. National Top Ten

U.S. National Top Ten

UPTOWN HOTTIE FF

osteen

Perry & Suzanne Perkins Santa Barbara, CA suzanne@suzanneperkins.com 805.895.2138

(Vitorio TO x JB Hometown Hottie FF)

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EASY DOES IT FF

(Eccentric Valentino x PF Just Peachy Keen)

schatzberg

Sandro & Gil ... Two amazing young men with so much talent. Perry and I are thrilled with the incredible care our horses are receiving at their facility.

DAMARA VO

(QR Marc x Dumka)

2017 Arabian Breeders World Cup Top Ten Junior Mare of 2014

We have been doing business together for several years now. I really enjoy your professionalism and attitude towards your clients. You make showing and competing fun, not stressful. It is a pleasure to do buisness with both of you, and your staff is the best.

Manny Vierra | Valley Oak Arabians Brentwood, CA | 510.325.3974 www.ValleyOakArabians.com

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IA MAFIOSO (Truest x IA Ana Vida)

2017 Region 2 Champion Sweepstakes Yearling Colt

Success isn’t lucky. Success is built.

Gil and Sandro love what they do and it shows.

We have been through a lot together, and it has been a fun ride, my friends. Love to you both!

Darcy & Alp Ilercil Scottsdale, AZ

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RD MIRELLA (Baywatch V x Alanna)

I love the way Sandro brings many of his horses into the arena with their neck held high, their tail curled over the back, and they are trotting all fired up. He has a close hold next to the halter. It just makes the horse look so exotic and full of themselves. No one has that entrance down as well as Sandro and Gil. They have raised the bar in that area of the halter world!

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Las Vegas Champion

CARMEN MC

(Grand Commandd x Madam Marwan WCF)

avalon

Sandro & Gil, Thank you for making this happen!

Arabian Breeders World Cup Champion Arabian Junior Mare ATH Esperanza Arabians | Jeannette & Walt Lane Riverside, CA www.Esperanzaarabians.com

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TOI DIVA CRF

schatzberg

(Matoi x Glamorize) 2004 NSH Grand Champion Stallion Row Weanling Jackpot

TOI SUPREME CRF (Matoi x Alpha Phi)

2003 NSH Grand Champion Stallion Row Weanling Jackpot

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National Champion

SIR MARWAN CRF

ferrara

(Marwan Al Shaqab x Ames Mirage)

2003 U.S. National Champion Yearling Sweepstakes Colt

AMES CHARISMA (Magnum Psyche x Ames Mirage)

Gil & Sandro, The memories we’ve shared will live with us forever. Thank you for every one.

We wish you continued success in your incredible careers. ~Dick, Lollie & Lara

Jordan, MN www.Cedar-Ridge.com

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28311 N 66th Street, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

www.ArabiansInternational.com Sandro Pinha 480.226.0001

Sally Townley 972.213.6831

Gil Valdez 480.226.7357

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ORGANIZED BY

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Miya

EA

(PA Gazsi x Simsimiya,

by Mazkarade)

ARABIAN NATIONAL BREEDER FINALS CHAMPION CONTENDER with Sandro Pinha

S cottsdale S ignature S ire & S ilver S ire

eligible

ARABIANS INTERNATIONAL, LLC Cave Creek, Arizona Sandro Pinha | 480-226-0001 | Sandro@sandropinha.com www.arabiansinternational.com Ar abian Horse Times | 74 | Volume 48, No. 4A

Magic Ruby

EA

(S.M.A Magic One x Whisper Dakar,

by Dakar El Jamaal)

Esperanza

ARABIAN NATIONAL BREEDER FINALS CHAMPION CONTENDER with Sandro Pinha

S cottsdale S ignature S ire & S ilver S ire

eligible

Walt & Jeannette Lane | 15360 Van Buren Blvd, Riverside, CA 92504 Ranch: 951-780-7553 | Walt Cell: 951-906-5252 | Jeannette Cell: 951-310-1604 E-mail: bjkingca@att.net | www.esperanzaarabians.com Ar abian Horse Times | 75 | Volume 48, No. 4A

A R A BI A NS

LLC

Beylius

EA

(Alkeynos EA x Wizteria Bey,

by BA Bey Elation)

Esperanza

U.S. NATIONAL & ARABIAN NATIONAL BREEDER FINALS ARABIAN YEARLING GELDING CHAMPION CONTENDER with Sandro Pinha

S cottsdale S ignature S ire & S ilver S ire

ARABIANS INTERNATIONAL, LLC Cave Creek, Arizona Sandro Pinha | 480-226-0001 | Sandro@sandropinha.com www.arabiansinternational.com Ar abian Horse Times | 76 | Volume 48, No. 4A

eligible

A R A BI A NS

LLC

Walt & Jeannette Lane www.esperanzaarabians.com

Dakars Royel

EA

(Dakar El Jamaal x Hyland Heather,

by Highlander Bey)

Esperanza

U.S. NATIONAL ARABIAN HUNTER PLEASURE JUNIOR HORSE CHAMPION CONTENDER

A R A BI A NS

LLC

Walt & Jeannette Lane www.esperanzaarabians.com

with Chris Culbreth

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U.S. Nationals Profiles OWNERS Jenn Anderson

Farm Affiliation: Setting Sun Stables # of years owning Arabians: Past 5 years (though had Arabians as a kid from ages 10-19) My first U.S. Nationals was …

2013 with my H/A country horse, ROL Red Velvet.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to showing … my mare, WGA Rose Dancer, in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure Jackpot at U.S. Nationals. And getting time with my horse family. I love watching my friends realize their dreams and being there to cheer them through classes!

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would they say … I can sometimes be an over-analyzer (well, Joe would say that, for sure), I break apart rides in detail to learn (I’m glad he’s a patient guy); but I think people would describe me as friendly and passionate about the things most important to me, like my family and my horse-life. :) My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … to hydrate and listen to songs that inspire me and give me confidence, like Eminem’s Lose Yourself, or Katy Perry’s Roar. Finally, just before I head in the gate, I take a moment to pause and think about how thankful I am to be living my passion and to enjoy every moment, win, lose or draw.

Edie Howell

Farm Affilliation: Randle Performance Horses # of years owning Arabians: 16 My first U.S. Nationals was … 2010.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to … showing on the Green!

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would they say … I have a lot of energy and enthusiasm.

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … listening to music and getting focused on my horse and class.

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Bitsy Jenkner

Farm Affilliation: Setting Sun Stables # of years owning Arabians: my entire life!

My first U.S. Nationals was … an incredible experience! I finally got to meet one of my idols, the late Shelia Varian. She sat with me and we watched an entire session of classes together.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to … showing with my friends and galloping in the Ford Arena, but mostly, showing my dad around! This will be his first Nationals EVER! He has been spotted at a couple shows, but he doesn’t usually come to watch, because it makes my mom extremely nervous. After all the countless years of support, I am blessed I get to finally share this with him! Having both there will be amazing!

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would they say … I am welcoming, helpful, supportive, enthusiastic, fun, do a good bun, dedicated (because I leave for the barn every Saturday around 4:30 a.m.), and kind hearted.

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … other than drinking mass quantities of water, I don’t really have one. I start with four bottles when the session starts, and I carry with me about five to the warm-up pen, and yes, they are all gone before I go in the arena! However, with Marissa (Mi Claim To Fame), I have a little private saying I tell her before each class, which seems to help! This is her first season with an amateur rider, so I think it helps to talk to her before we trot in.

Carolyn Lesley

Lesley Farms LLC Farm Affilliation: Setting Sun Stables/McNutt Performance Horses # of years owning Arabians: 35 My first U.S. Nationals was … 1986.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to … just showing! I am most challenged in the reining pen ... and thrilled to be showing all of my western pleasure horses.

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would say … depends on who you ask. :) I think they would say I’m intense, love my animals fiercely and have a mind of my own.

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … I have to talk to them, thank them for the ride we are about to have, for the experience that only the two of us will share … and tell them how much I love them.

Walt Lane

Farm: Esperanza Arabians LLC # of years owning Arabians: 60 My first U.S. Nationals was … 1980’s.

I am most looking forward to showing … Dakars Royel, at U.S. Nationals. He will be going into the Junior Hunter Pleasure with Chris Culbreth. Also, we have Beylius, a yearling gelding, being shown by Sandro Pinha.

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would say … stubborn, but honest!

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … giving my wife a kiss good luck!

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Andrea Martoglio

Farm Affiliation: Setting Sun Stables # of years owning Arabians: First Arabian in 1969; recently returned w/purchase of PA Tantara Always in 2015 My first U.S. Nationals was … 2015 that my horse competed in. This will be the first U.S. Nationals that I am going to ride in.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals … being my first time in the saddle at U.S. Nationals in the Arabian Western Pleasure Maturity, and Joe Reser showing her in the Arabian Western Pleasure Junior Horse.

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would say … I hope they would say I am a good teammate, cheering for everyone in the barn; work hard to have a better ride each time I enter the ring; and above all, love my horses.

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … I get dressed and ready early so there is no rushing around. I visualize how I want the class to go and then have a pep talk with my mare ... there may be horse cookies involved!

Steve, Darla

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Whitney Miles

Farm: Milestone Arabians

# of years owning Arabians: 12

Our first U.S. Nationals was … about 12 years ago.

We are most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to showing … our two colts, one stallion, a yearling gelding, and a 5-year-old western pleasure horse. All horses we bred, and foaled out here at Milestone, with the exception of LD Pistal in the stallion class. We are excited for all of our horses to show!

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe us, they would say … well, we are hands on at our farm—our barn is steps away from our home. We feed, we meet the vets and the farrier, and haul our own horses most of the time. We clean stalls on the days we don’t have help … you name it.

Our ritual before showing our horse(s) is … Steve and Whitney are the handlers in this family operation, but have no particular ritual; just the normal prep behind the scenes. Darla is doing all the praying and nervous pacing; the handlers have to remain calm and cool for her!

Maria Toto

Farm Affiliation: Setting Sun Stables # of years owning Arabians: 15 My first U.S. Nationals was … 2014.

I am most looking forward at U.S. Nationals to … watching Joe Reser show my new horse, Oncore A in the Arabian Western Pleasure Futurity! It will be hard not being in the show ring, but I will be on the rail cheering on my fellow Setting Sun family and enjoying time with my mom.

If you were to ask someone from the barn to describe me, they would say … that I LOVE my horses!

My ritual before showing my horse(s) is … putting on my grandfather’s ring and saying a prayer with my mom.

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TRAINERS Liz Bentley IIB Farms # of horses competing: 15 The first U.S. Nationals I competed at was … in Louisville, KY, in 1982.

With U.S. Nationals being the last gear-up for the year, it is a special event because … it’s the best of the best ideally.

The one thing you can always find in my fridge during U.S. Nationals is … coffee, carrots and mango juice. our dear friend Judy Bothern makes.

Our special something we do together with our clients at U.S. Nationals is … we eat lunch meals together that

My favorite show moment from U.S. Nationals in the 80s or 90s was … watching Countess Venessa in park, plus all the stars in halter, English and western.

If I could change one thing about U.S. Nationals, it would be … the time of year. I always wished it could be late September, so the horse industry could have October off, or possibly a huge gathering of sale horses at a non-show event.

Mike Miller Springwater Farms LLC # of horses competing: 12 The first U.S. Nationals I competed at was … in 1986 in Louisville, Kentucky. I showed my purebred gelding Heritage Toberlit in Native Costume. We weren’t fancy, but we were at Nationals!

With U.S. Nationals being the last gear-up for the year, it is a special event because … it is the culmination of a year of work, planning and preparation. It is the chance to show your best stock in their best light and see how they stack up. It is also a chance to see some of the best and brightest new horses in the country, as well as to catch up with old friends.

The one thing you can always find in my fridge during U.S. Nationals is … lots of water and Monster energy drinks!

My favorite show moment from U.S. Nationals in the 80s or 90s was … watching some of the all-time great park horses, Orans Adagio, MHR Nobility and Countess Vanessa, go down the rail in Freedom Hall.

If I could change one thing about U.S. Nationals, it would be … to hold it over Labor Day weekend and not have to body clip everyone!

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Joe Reser Setting Sun Stables, LLC # of horses competing: 28 The first U.S. Nationals I competed at was … 1992.

With U.S. Nationals being the last gear-up for the year, it is a special event because … I feel it is the Rose Bowl for the Arabian industry. It is what we work for all year.

The one thing you can always find in my fridge during U.S. Nationals is … Mountain Dew. Our special something we do together with our clients at U.S. Nationals is … we grill out every night. It is like sitting down to a family dinner.

My favorite show moment from U.S. Nationals in the 80s or 90s was … when Stan White Jr. showed Mi Tiffany; Bob Hart Jr. winning the purebred Open Western on Rohara Moon Storm; Jeff Schall showing Eternity; and Jimmy Stachowski showing Countess Venessa.

If I could change one thing about U.S. Nationals, it would be …

1. Early arrival costs; 2. Green shavings like we had in Freedom Hall (doesn’t seem like it should be that hard); 3. Halter and performance together in one ring again (even if it is only for the finals); 4. Sports bar-type atmosphere where people could hang out after classes.

CARETAKERS

Chuy

Farm Affiliation: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc. # of years caring for horses: 18 My job is special to me, because … I really enjoy clipping horses.

My main job in assisting the trainer is … clipping and conditioning the horses.

The one thing I always have in my grooming bag … hairbrush.

My all-time favorite horse is … Nobelistic CRF. If I didn’t work with horses, I would probably be … working for Ames Construction.

On my day off, I enjoy … spending time with my family.

More Prof iles to follow in upcoming issues …

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SR Royal Luxe

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Colette CA

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CSP Athena

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CSP Vegas Vegas

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Bask N Glory DEH (name pending) TOSKCAN DEL SOL DEH DANCING ON HEIR DEH HA Toskcan Sun x Heirabaska, by Pension

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QH Serena

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Emiliana Encantada *Equator x Etherya, by *Ganges 6/21/2017 Arabian Filly Inquiries Welcome

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Arabian Filly

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Taheeba Al Maya

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5/27/2017 Arabian Filly

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Major Mac V x Suns Cecelia

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by Laurelle Anderson

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or anyone visiting Conway Arabians (CA), it would certainly be considered apropos that this flagship Arabian breeding and training facility is located in an area often referred to as the ‘Chosen Valley,” and it is here that this illustrious facility yields an impressive reveal over 400 acres of rolling Minnesota hills in the heartland community of Chatfield. One cannot help but to be smitten by the perfect balance created in this enchanting lush land with wide open spaces, that displays an ideal environment for the Arabian horse to develop and thrive in a manner Mother Nature intended. A sense of peace wraps around anyone who observes the graceful beauty of this herd as they contentedly roam the abundant green fields. Most significant is the knowledge that each of them are hosts to some of the most revered and treasured bloodlines available in the world today.

To be sure, all of this quality and grandeur is the result of over 30 years of passion, patience, persistence and an unconditional love for producing exceptional horses capable of delivering extraordinary results in not only the show ring, but in the breeding barn as well.

This record alone speaks volumes of the continuity that is maintained at the very core of this program and it represents an authentic value in the forces that drive this acclaimed farm. For the Conways, to witness the unfolding of their youngsters as they evolve into their uniqueness and unveil their potential, it is a process that delivers the utmost sense of accomplishment. While the most gratifying aspect for them is the knowledge that their home-bred horses will eventually move on to enhance other breeding programs or evolve into champion show horses for their ‘perfectly paired’ owners. When a client acquires and shares the Conway dream, for Lori and Peter, this is possibly the greatest compliment paid to any devoted breeder. While it may often be a bittersweet reality, it has remained a joyful burden of ensuring that each client finds the horse most ideally suited to their specific needs. This continuum in motion is an unending pleasure for everyone at CA, where the bar has always been set exceptionally high.

At the cornerstone of this prominent breeding, training and showing farm, is the striking black stallion Coltrane SS (IXL Noble Express x Brassmis, by Brass), who has already proven himself as an English performance champion with Joel Kiesner. He perfectly exemplifies those defining qualities of a superb athlete, enhanced with beauty, balance, elegant carriage and an intoxicating ability to perform. As a young outstanding stallion, he is shaping the Conway breeding outcomes with inspiring results that are truly promising to the farm program. This is just as Lori and Peter had hoped, as the simple truth is, it is far from accidental. Coltrane SS is not only a solid regal heir, he is a genuine example of his noble pedigree, and along with the other great stallions of Conway Arabians, he is the driving force of their current and future English breeding program where the focus is on conformation, temperament, and quality … all Arabian.

Three years ago, Peter and Lori recommitted to breeding exceptional Arabians with the additional acquisition of several precious mares that rekindled a focused ambition to consistently breed great English horses. The obvious complement to their elite breeding program has for years been showcased within an extensive training facility, with

all amenities under one roof and heating provided during the colder winter months. This state-of-the-art structure includes, 39 stalls, additional foaling stalls, two indoor arenas, a bullpen and hot walker and remains fully operational throughout the year. Under the capable hands of resident multi-national champion trainer, Tom Theisen, the history of the Conway horses have been well represented and have gone on to win multiple national performance championship titles. Their successes, along with those who have elected to join in their ride, is legendary. Even so, the Conway group cannot resist to continually evolve, grow, or to take on yet another challenge. Their own ambitions and determinations are once again carrying the future of Conway Arabians into a variety of disciplines that celebrate the versatility of this amazing breed. They have been further encouraged by the impressive accomplishments of their clients and the sense of family that certainly serves to further the aspirations of CA. The end result is that they have taken steps to advance the Conway breeding and training programs by incorporating Arabian bloodlines best suited for a variety of disciplines. When it became apparent that they would need to make some modifications to accommodate this change, they did exactly that. As a result, they’ve added a 16-stall mare barn to their existing facility. The next step was very clear and soon they were welcoming accomplished multi-national champion trainer, Jennifer Schmitt, to their training center, where already she has proven to be the perfect fit as CA moves forward with their inspiring goals. The plan was coming together beautifully.

With the future in mind, Peter and Lori have once again acquired several exciting mares and the process has already begun to determine which stallions will best be utilized to meet the needs of their expanded breeding program. For many it may seem an overwhelming task. Even so, CA is up to the challenge and they intend to deliver quality stock with a lineage best suited to showcase themselves in the western and hunter divisions, while still maintaining their legendary English performance breeding objectives.

So life is very full at Conway Arabians … full of accomplishments, full of gratitude, full of hopes, dreams and a future that is shining with promise. It is here, where Region 10 has been home to the Conway family and the entire team for many years. First and foremost, they will continue to breed, raise, train and show exceptional horses. Yet, while they are excited about pledging to take their ambitions to even greater heights, for Peter and Lori it is important to keep it all in perspective. Conway Arabians is a farm that takes great pride in the quality of horses they produce, the way they are raised, the handlers and trainers who will school them, and the excitement of competition in the show ring. These rolling Minnesota hills hold a consistent environment that is shaping the horses … the dreams and the passions at Conway Arabians. Without a doubt, now is an exciting chapter for CA, and the decision to enhance their program yet again, seems to be stirring a great deal of excitement. While results are always a defining moment, they find themselves recently welcoming home multiple Canadian National championship titles in a variety of disciples. It just doesn’t get any better than that! n

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Guest Editorial:

36 Years And Counting!

by Jessica Cole

Choo Choo (VB Electromotive), at age 32 with Jessica Cole.

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hen you have the opportunity to write a story about a 36-year-old horse you still have, you’d better sit down and get going, because the clock is ticking! It’s odd to write this knowing that Choo Choo may very well be gone by the time this makes it to print, but when that happens, there truly won’t be one sad thing about it. Except for the size of the hole he will leave in my life—and that will be enormous.

I am a person of modest means from a family of the same, and yet I feel I have lived one of the most blessed, exceptional childhoods ever. My family raised Arabian horses from when I was quite small, and every one of them was good-minded and fairly normal in personality; so by about age 13, I was breaking the young ones to ride and thinking that training horses was pretty logical and fairly straightforward, and that I was a pretty good young hand.

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By age 15, I was showing our 4-year-old stallion Chateau Lafite in the English pleasure junior owner to ride classes and winning amongst 15 to 20 horses quite regularly. He was one of those great-minded colts who was just “born broke” and had the quality and talent to back it up.

Sadly, that didn’t last very long, because Lafite shattered his short pastern bone in the winter of that same year in a freak accident. He survived, but he would never be shown under saddle again.

I sat out of the English classes the next summer because I had no English horse to show, but trends were starting to change, and I noticed and appreciated that fancier and fancier horses were coming along. They were beautiful in my teenaged eyes and I really had an itch to have another one.

My trainers were the late Arlene Saunders and her husband Steve, absolutely wonderful, hard working, supportive people who would give anyone a chance who was willing to work for it. They were going to Canadian Nationals in the summer of 1985 and I thought that sounded like absolutely the coolest thing EVER! Nationals?! How incredibly exciting! And in CANADA?! Even more exciting yet!

This is the way a 16 year old Arabian horse junkie’s mind works, at least that’s how mine worked that summer.

I was a very shy girl and it probably took two weeks for me to find the guts to ask Steve and Arlene if they would consider taking me to Canada if I would groom for free. Now I realize how silly that was!

No trainer in their right mind would turn down free help from a 16 year old worker bee who was willing to sleep in the barn!

And in the meantime, a very reactive, odd looking 4-year-old arrived at Saunders Stables, just before we left. His name was VB Electromotive, but we called him “Choo Choo.” He would just about jump out of his skin about everything, but he really showed a lot of motion, even barefoot—big, round motion like I had never seen in a barefoot purebred.

In Canada, I saw an up-and-coming young trainer named Tim Shea show the most extraordinary purebred English pleasure national champion. It was the 5-year-old JK Jedi, and he was simply in another universe compared to the other horses, with exceptional hocks and rolling shoulders and knees, topped off by a superb neck perfectly bridled in the Shea Stables tradition. I thought to myself, I know where there’s a horse that trots like that!

I asked Arlene what the price was on Choo Choo. She said $3,000.

Conveniently, I had exactly $3,000 in my savings account, money that my grandma Paul had left me when she passed away. I bought Choo Choo and took him home against my trainers’ advice, because I thought I knew what I was doing.

Choo Choo and Jessica’s victory pass in an English class.

Well, Choo Choo was talented alright, no doubt about it. But he was also incredibly reactive, way quicker on his feet than anything I’d ever been on before; and stiff, and tough, and very talented at flipping over backwards! To be concise, he was a weird one, the one who taught me that I really didn’t know nearly as much as I thought I did, and the one who taught me to be afraid. Even a gutsy 16 year old can only have a horse go over backward so many times before that creeping sense of trepidation takes over.

Choo Choo went back to Steve and Arlene, and they were both great with him, but my fear remained almost paralyzing. I came to love the horse for his extreme style, but had enormous anxiety over just going for a lesson. Riding him at a show left me in knots for hours before it was even time to get on.

The shows were the worst, because people were always watching and always talking. Everyone could see how much talent he had, and everyone could see that I couldn’t ride him. Lots of other trainers tried to get him away from Steve and Arlene, and lots of unkind things were said about them as trainers and me as a rider. And at 17 years old, it all hurt enormously, but I simply couldn’t get past my inhibitions about riding that horse, although I never blamed my trainers, because I knew full well that I wasn’t doing the things they were telling me to do. I was simply too scared and too distracted by all the gossip and the feeling of always being in the public eye with this great horse I couldn’t ride.

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Finally came his landmark class where Choo Choo was horrible. He wouldn’t walk and he wanted to run in the middle the second direction. It was very humiliating.

For once I was more angry than I was scared, and I took the horse out that night to work him again, because I wasn’t going to end like that. And I became a different person; I used my legs and I used my whip, and I sat up and back, and sent him forward, the way Steve and Arlene had told me all along.

I will never forget the man watching that workout, serious and quiet Tom Scott, a Saddlebred trainer from Illinois, who would come up to our shows in Milwaukee with a couple of Arabians and always do a great job. I knew he had been watching me ride that horse all year and he always kept his mouth shut, but Tom would scowl at me when I wasn’t getting it done, and I knew Choo Choo’s halter he won for being named Amateur Park Champion at the WAHA Amateur show 29 years ago. he didn’t approve of my lack of courage and the effect it had on my hot and insecure horse. Well, he was out there that night watching, and he went back up to the barn and joyfully announced to someone that, “Jessie Cole is out there riding the hair off that horse of hers!” And when that comment got back to me, I felt so rewarded, not by anything that I had won, but by earning the respect of someone I deeply respected.

From there on out, everything was different between Choo Choo and me. He would still do crazy things, and he still lost a lot of classes on not flat walking, but he went around brilliantly and did his job, and he was far happier to have me in charge instead of trying to figure it out on his own. And he stopped flipping over—thumbs up for that! He did win quite a bit too, in both English and Park, and his very best rides were just a rush! Nobody was more fun on a good night than Choo Choo.

I have a dear friend who calls horsemanship “lifesmanship,” meaning that it should teach you how to be a better person and how to live a better life. Choo Choo certainly did that for me in spades. He taught me not to be afraid, to be assertive, and not to put too much stock in what everyone else says or thinks about me. It is up to me to decide who I will be and to take life by the reins, and I learned that from this horse in a better way than I could have learned it anywhere else. Just as important, he and Arlene Saunders taught me how to bail off a rearing horse and land on my feet, a skill that has saved my pelvis many a time over the years!

Choo Choo with his buddy, Cookie, who watches over everybody. Bev Cole photo.

Choo Choo retired in his mid-teens, and we never thought he would still be hanging around our farm two decades later. Since the age of 24, he has had a host of health problems that require a lot of management, but every time we think he is finally really on his way down and out, he rallies again, almost like the proverbial phoenix from the ashes. He was tough and is tough, through and through, and this is why he is a survivor.

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A couple of winters ago, on a Sunday that was supposed to be my day off, I got a call from my mom in the morning that Choo Choo was found colicking during morning feeding. It was an extraordinarily cold day that never got above zero, with a vicious wind out of the north, as is usually the case on an ugly January day, and the barn wasn’t heated.

Normally turned out overnight, Choo Choo had been in for the night because of the weather, but it was so cold that it was still miserable inside. The vet came and treated him, and he got a little better, but still seemed to feel awful for the rest of the day. Two hours after receiving maximum pain meds and being oiled, he still had a heart rate of 80, which is twice what is normal and a good indication that an old horse is not going to recover and is in serious internal pain.

Late that afternoon, he got very upset that he was still in the stall when he should have been turned out, so I relented and put him out with his buddies, even though the weather was unspeakable and even though he had not passed any manure. I hadn’t cried one tear all day, but what happened next still chokes me up.

I put Choo Choo out in the back pasture with his usual companions: his best friend Cookie, who is five years younger, my broodmare and another gelding. Cookie came charging up from the back pasture, obviously relieved to see Choo Choo, and then ran circles around him and drove the other two horses far away from his friend, as if he knew Choo Choo needed special care. Then Cookie ran up to the gate and hung his head over it, staring at me as if he was trying to tell me something. For all the world, it was as if he was scolding me, saying, “shouldn’t you be letting us over there so we can be by ourselves in the other shed, Jess?”

And I thought, of course, that was what I should have done. Cookie has so much common sense—he is smarter than most people I know!

So I opened the gate and let those two into the next pasture, and Cookie herded Choo Choo into the shed, and they stood there for about an hour out of the wind, until it was feeding time and time to come in. Choo Choo was calmed down and felt better because he had been given his routine back, and Cookie was pure genius about how to care for his buddy. I have never seen anything like it before and it still melts my heart.

It’s a good thing Choo Choo survived that day, because although it might seem like he had taught me everything he needed to and had done his life’s work, there was one more thing on the horizon I was going to need him for. In December 2016, I broke my left arm very badly. I had many ugly complications and extensive surgical repair. In addition, my radial nerve was damaged and my wrist was paralyzed as a consequence. Although it is now doing much better, that wrist would take months to recover, as would the arm. In spite of all of this, I needed to get back in the saddle and get going again or I was going to lose my clients, as show season was fast approaching.

I knew I needed to re-learn how to get on my horses, because I have always done it by leaning on my left arm as I swung up and over, the

Jessica and Choo Choo ringing in 2017.

better to protect an old right knee injury. My surgeon had warned me that it would be months until my arm was healed enough to bear weight, carry weight, or be pulled on. And I knew full well that I didn’t dare get on anything potentially dangerous while I was still so fragile. But I also knew that sitting around is the road to getting weaker and weaker and to losing flexibility and endurance.

So about a month out from surgery, I decided it was time to get on something that I knew wouldn’t hurt me, and at least start re-learning a few things about how to use what I still had. I picked the craziest horse in the barn, but also the one that I knew full well would never hurt me at this point. Choo Choo taught me how to get on again, taught me to walk, trot, and canter again, and reminded me of how to sit on one that snakes around, because he still does that, even at 36.

36 years old and still teaching me how to ride … for every trainer, they say there is that one horse that taught them not only how to train that horse, but, in a way, how to train every horse from there on. The best of that kind of horse also teaches a person how to live life. Choo Choo is that horse for me, a horse that helped change and define who I would grow up to be, and for the better.

I think my grandma Paul would be so pleased with how I spent the money she left me. It was a great investment. n

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A Gathering Place

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egion 10 members and enthusiasts put their passion for the Arabian in motion this year with innovative and forward-thinking events to coincide with the Championship horse show held June 13-18 at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul, Minn., one of the best facilities in the country. A location able to handle the large amounts of people who come annually to compete against quality Arabians was necessary this year, as the show had a fully packed schedule with classes for every exhibitor and events to include all who attended. It was even the perfect place for a marriage proposal (she said yes)!

With great horses, come great people, and their dedication to promote the Arabian, Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian by providing an affordable, fun and family-friendly show. And they overdid themselves this year with a showing of the equine favorite Secretariat on a big screen with popcorn on Thursday; Yoga classes, a Hippology Contest, Scavenger Hunt and dance lessons to prepare for the ever-popular Progressive Street Party on Friday where food, beverages, music and dancing were available (a HUGE thank you to all sponsoring and contributing barns!); and a Breyer Horse Fest and Horse Painting Contest, Face Painting, Stick Horse class, Dog Races and Lead Line class on Saturday. All were perfect opportunities for everyone to get together and have some fun.

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With its good size and exceptional quality of horses and people alike, it was especially fun to join in on its greatest fundraiser yet.

The “Penny Wars” had each barn striving to one-up the other in a “fun and giving” way. The goal was for each barn to collect as many pennies as possible in their water jug and put as many non-pennies in everyone else’s water jugs. All funds raised benefitted Region 10’s Horses for Humanity Charity Horse Project. The winning barn received ­­­­­one 2018 Region 10 Championship Patron Package and got to select the name of the Horses for Humanity Charity Horse from nominated names collected during the show.

Make the Region 10 Championship Horse Show your vacation destination in 2018!

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2017 Region 10 Championship Show St. Paul, Minnesota • June 13 – 18, 2017 Results provided by REGION 10 Show Committee Photos by Avalon Photography and SH/Dressage by Highland Photography

Arabian Halter Stallions Arabian Stallions 3 & Over - Champion: KAVALLE MI (Gazal Al Shaqab x Karess), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Joanne Gunabalan; Reserve: SS PRINCE TRU MAGNUM (Trussardi x Maggie Psyche), Ex: Adrianna Privatt, O: Carmelita & Adrianna Privatt.

Arabian Colts Breeding Yearlings & 2 Year Olds - Champion: MARCO ALI (QR Marc x DAR Fiero Biali), Ex: Jeff Schall, O: Andrew & Christine Steffens; Reserve: DELACROIXX (RD Dynamo x HED Caramba), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna; Top Five: TRJ CLASSIC AMBITION (Bey Ambition x TR Coperclassique), Ex: Jerry Schall, O: Ross Danielson; ELJOMAR CASTIEL (LC Psuylbration x Eljomar Gida), Ex: Caylee Klein, O: Brittany Walberg.

Arabian Sweepstakes Yearling Colts/Geldings - Champion: MANHATTAN LD (Trussardi x Princess Stivalia LD), Ex: Jeff Schall, O: Diane & Les Van Dyke; Reserve: JR SAVALL (Kavalle MI x Serena SWF), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Joanne Gunabalan; Top Five: JR REDMOND (Spitfyre VF x Impressa MI), Ex: David Botha, O: Joanne Gunabalan; ION PA (Apalo x Carismreta), Ex: Adam Rickart, O: Charles & Christine Rickart; ELJOMAR CASTIEL (LC Psuylbration x Eljomar Gida), Ex: Caylee Klein, O: Brittany Walberg.

Mares Arabian Mares 3 & Over - Champion: BB ANNA MARIA (Apalo x LLC Joyful), Ex: Jerry Schall, O: Maria Burger and Anthony Bergren; Reserve: TRIESTE RH (Triad RH x Miss Starbuxx), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Robin Hood Farms, Inc.; Top Five: PAHVAE (Pogrom x Chiantae), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Raymond Welk; ELJOMAR GAI REYNA (Psyncere x Eljomar Nabaska), Ex: Gabriella Siefkes, O: Laura & Gabriella Siefkes.

Arabian Fillies Breeding Yearlings & 2 Year Olds - Champion: INTENSYFYED (ROL Intencyty x Psyerrah WLF), Ex: Jeff Schall, O: Dean & Lisa Richman; Reserve: LENNOX DHA (Andreos AC x Lourdes RSS), Ex: Jerry Schall, O: Teresa Gellin; Top Five: SUPRE STAR WLF (ROL Intencyty x Nebula WLF), Ex: Austin Miller, O: Dr. James & Penny Gute.

Arabian Sweepstakes Yearling Fillies - Champion: FINALE HT (Khaja J x Porcelaina J), Ex: Jeff Schall, O: Mr. & Mrs. Richard Selk; Reserve: KHIRIN (Kavalle MI x Emmanda), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Claire & Margaret Larson; Top Five: ANNALISE B (Truse x Aria Amira), Ex: Andy Carroll, O: Robert & Janene Boggs; VALESKA WRA (QR Marc x LR Valita), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Walnut Ridge Arabians; ALESSANDRA DHA (Marwan Al Magnifficoo x Lourdes RSS), Ex: Jerry Schall, O: Teresa Gellin.

Geldings Arabian Geldings In-Hand 3 & Over Champion: LLC FABRIZIO (Baahir El Marwan x RD Fabreanna), Ex: Andrew Sellman, O: Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna; Reserve: SHAQS LEGACY MH (Maserati WR x Legacys Treasure), Ex: Jeff Schall, O: Teresa Gellin; Top Five: TAKE MI WORD (DA Valentino x Ladie Magnum), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Robert & Janene Boggs; PSUPERSTITION (Psyncopation x RAS Mirrada), Ex: Grayson Sellman, O: Angela Sellman; ROYALE ASAL MCX (The Magician V x MFA Valeriana), Ex: Austin Miller, O: Jean Ketchpaw.

Arabian English Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: NOBELISTIC CRF (A Noble Cause x Toi Jabaska), Ex: Leah Beth Boyd Golladay, O: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: CP HIGH CARD DANIELS (Black Daniels x CP Dance Card), Ex: Ryan Strand, O: Russ or Tammy McElliott.

Arabian Geldings Yearlings & 2 Year Olds Champion: CRIMSON CROSSFIRE LRA (Truse x Serenata Eljamal), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Chloe Lloyd; Reserve: ION PA (Apalo x Carismreta), Ex: Austin Miller, O: Charles & Christine Rickart.

AOTH/ATH Arabian Stallions/Colts 2 & Over ATH Champion: PYRO THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Holly Onfire NW), Ex: Angela Sellman, O: Claire & Margaret Larson; Reserve: SS PRINCE TRU MAGNUM (Trussardi x Maggie Psyche), Ex: Adrianna Privatt, O: Carmelita & Adrianna Privatt.

Arabian English Pleasure AATR - Champion: NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Reserve: AMES CELEBRATION (Matoi x Ames Mirage), Ex: McKenna Caspers, O: Kara Larson; Top Five: LLC CHANTILLY LACE (Vegaz x LLC Morfire), Ex: Diane Athey, O: Diane Athey.

Arabian Mares/Fillies 2 & Over AOTH Champion: BB ANNA MARIA (Apalo x LLC Joyful), Ex: Tony Bergren, O: Maria Burger and Anthony Bergren; Reserve: LENNOX DHA (Andreos AC x Lourdes RSS), Ex: Teresa Gellin, O: Teresa Gellin; Top Five: ELJOMAR GAI REYNA (Psyncere x Eljomar Nabaska), Ex: Gabriella Siefkes, O: Laura & Gabriella Siefkes; AMS ALLYS CHALMER (Picasso Bey SCA x AMF Renoirs Macaroon), Ex: Christina Frey, O: Christina Frey.

Arabian Geldings In-Hand 2 & Over AOTH Champion: LLC FABRIZIO (Baahir El Marwan x RD Fabreanna), Ex: Jay Krusenstjerna, O: Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna; Reserve: SHAQS LEGACY MH (Maserati WR x Legacys Treasure), Ex: Teresa Gellin, O: Teresa Gellin; Top Five: STATHAM Z (Stival x Naes Appolaonnia Z), Ex: Renae Mendel, O: Duke & Renae Mendel; PSUPERSTITION (Psyncopation x RAS Mirrada), Ex: Grayson Sellman, O: Angela Sellman; TAKE MI WORD (DA Valentino x Ladie Magnum), Ex: Janene Boggs, O: Robert & Janene Boggs.

Arabian Performance English/Country Pleasure Arabian English Pleasure Open - Champion: ROL DIVINE STYLE (Afire Bey V x IXL Miss Firefly), Ex: Leah Beth Boyd Golladay, O: Delsan Arabians, LLC; Reserve: STATIC SHOC (SF Specs Shocwave x Matadors Taboo), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Lois Marx; Top Five: GRACE SLICK (Afire Bey V x Grace Notes), Ex: Jessica Cole, O: Jessica Cole; BOOM SHOCALAKA (SF Specs Shocwave x Sienna Tera), Ex: Sondra McPadden, O: Jenna Kerkaert.

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Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR - Champion: NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Reserve: MACHIAVELLI LC (The Nobelest x FA Eternal Affair), Ex: Emily Annett, O: Emily Annett.

Arabian English Pleasure JOTR - Champion: NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Alexa Tiziani; Reserve: GOBLET OF FIRE CCF (Afire Bey V x JR Briar Rose), Ex: Hadley Ames, O: Hadley Ames; Top Five: AFIRES ROYALTY (Afire Bey V x LBC Nobelinda), Ex: Mallory Arndt, O: Mark, Amy & Mallory Arndt; MATTITUDE (TC Miyake x Trysta), Ex: Natalie Clement, O: Natalie Clement; AFIRES LOVE SONG (Afire Bey V x Blues For Elkana), Ex: Kathleen Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan.

Arabian English Pleasure JTR - Champion: NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Alexa Tiziani; Reserve: AMES CELEBRATION (Matoi x Ames Mirage), Ex: Sophia Ward, O: Kara Larson.

Arabian Country English Pleasure Open Champion: HEIRS TO YOU (Afires Heir x O Suzy Q), Ex: Thomas Theisen, O: Natalie Tetrick; Reserve: REMEMBRANCE ROSE (Hey Hallellujah x Remember Romance), Ex: Ryan Strand, O: Brian or Ashley Koller; Top Five: NO REGRETS LA (Afires Heir x Harghazi Fire CMF), Ex: Deb McGuire, O: Cassie Hartman; VJ HEIR RIDE (Afires Heir x Matally), Ex: Lisa Jo White, O: Emma Elgan; LILIANA JB (SF Specs Shocwave x A Major Fire), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Joe & Linda Burich.

Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse - Champion: NOBLE RENDEZVOUS (IXL Noble Express x Renee Afire), Ex: Thomas Theisen, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: AFIRES SPELLBOUND (Afire Bey V x LBC Nobelinda), Ex: Cassandra Yurick, O: Heidi Becken; Top Five: NOBLE LAD CRF (Noble Supreme CRF x HV Trinidoll), Ex: John Golladay, O: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.; ALL STAR J (MPA Giovanni x MM Starlite Jullyen), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Lawerence Jerome; EF AMAZING GRACE (Anza

Champion Arabian Stallion 3 & Over KAVALLE MI (Gazal Al Shaqab x Karess), shown by Andrew Sellman for owner Joanne Gunabalan.

Champion Arabian Colt Yearlings & Two Year Olds MARCO ALI (QR Marc x DAR Fiero Biali), shown by Jeff Schall for owners Andrew and Christine Steffens.

Champion Arabian Filly Yearlings & Two Year Olds INTENSYFYED (ROL Intencyty x Psyerrah WLF), shown by Jeff Schall for owners Dean and Lisa Richman.

Champion Arabian Sweepstakes Yearling Filly Champion Arabian Gelding 3 & Over FINALE HT (Khaja J x Porcelaina J), shown by LLC FABRIZIO (Baahir El Marwan x RD Jeff Schall for owners Mr. and Mrs. Richard Selk. Fabreanna), shown by Andrew Sellman for owner Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna.

Padron x SF Rodeo Drive), Ex: Leah Beth Boyd Golladay, O: Doug Schultz.

Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over - Champion: HEIRS TO YOU (Afires Heir x O Suzy Q), Ex: Natalie Tetrick, O: Natalie Tetrick; Reserve: WOODY HAYES (Baske Afire x Pristene), Ex: Lois Ornat, O: Lois Ornat; Top Five: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Geniene Scherer, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; TOI DANIELS (Black Daniels x R Secret Toi), Ex: Roberta Lembke, O: Dean & Roberta Lembke; ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Lesa DahlLeland, O: Lesa Dahl-Leland.

Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 - Champion: BEST OF MY LOVE (Vegaz x River Dance NA), Ex: Janna O’Neill, O: Janna O’Neill; Reserve: ADASIO (A Noble Cause x Zodiac Rising), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Top Five: REMEMBRANCE ROSE (Hey Hallellujah x Remember Romance), Ex: Ashley Koller, O: Brian or Ashley Koller; AMES NOBLEMAN (A Noble Cause x G Kallora), Ex: Martha Fecht, O: Michael & Laura Fecht.

Arabian Country English Pleasure AATR Champion: BEST OF MY LOVE (Vegaz x River Dance NA), Ex: Janna O’Neill, O: Janna O’Neill;

Champion Arabian Sweepstakes Yearling Colt/ Gelding MANHATTAN LD (Trussardi x Princess Stivalia LD), shown by Jeff Schall for owners Diane and Les Van Dyke.

Reserve: HEIRS TO YOU (Afires Heir x O Suzy Q), Ex: Natalie Tetrick, O: Natalie Tetrick; Top Five: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Geniene Scherer, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; WOODY HAYES (Baske Afire x Pristene), Ex: Lois Ornat, O: Lois Ornat; ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Lesa Dahl-Leland, O: Lesa Dahl-Leland.

Arabian Country English Pleasure Select Rider ATR - Champion: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Geniene Scherer, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; Reserve: TOI DANIELS (Black Daniels x R Secret Toi), Ex: Roberta Lembke, O: Dean & Roberta Lembke; Top Five: WOODY HAYES (Baske Afire x Pristene), Ex: Lois Ornat, O: Lois Ornat; B SHARP CA (Noble Way x Glorious Melody), Ex: Genevieve Demuth, O: Jill Odegard; NO REGRETS LA (Afires Heir x Harghazi Fire CMF), Ex: Cassie Hartman, O: Cassie Hartman.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 15-18 Champion: FIFTY SHADES OF GRAY (Afires Heir x Shes The Ritz), Ex: Allie Ollila, O: Kaylee or Allie Ollila; Reserve: VJ HEIR RIDE (Afires Heir x Matally), Ex: Emma Elgan, O: Emma Elgan; Top Five: NOBLE QWEST (IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire), Ex: Alayna Lotto, O: Alayna Lotto; SHOCKED (SF Specs Shocwave x Region 10 | 17 | Ar abian Horse Times

Champion Arabian Mare 3 & Over BB ANNA MARIA (Apalo x LLC Joyful), shown by Jerry Schall for owners Maria Burger and Anthony Bergren.

Champion Arabian Gelding Yearlings & Two Year Olds CRIMSON CROSSFIRE LRA (Truse x Serenata Eljamal), shown by Austin Boggs for owner Chloe Lloyd.

Hollyluya), Ex: Taylor Richman, O: Dean & Lisa Richman; NO REGRETS LA (Afires Heir x Harghazi Fire CMF), Ex: Cassie Hartman, O: Cassie Hartman.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under - Champion: BOGOTA SCA (Afire Bey V x Brilliance V), Ex: Allie Dercole, O: Michelle Dercole; Reserve: HERITAGE OZZIE (El Ghazi x Heritage Emberbey), Ex: Kaitlin Citari, O: Alicia & Katie Citari; Top Five: FIRE FIGHTER TED (Afire Bey V x Eclypsse), Ex: Zacharia Stransky, O: Daria Stransky & Lawrence Jerome.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 15-18 - Champion: NOBLE QWEST (IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire), Ex: Alayna Lotto, O: Alayna Lotto; Reserve: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Jenna Tekolste, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; Top Five: HEIRAGANCE (Afires Heir x AF Ellenai), Ex: Rebecca Derezinski, O: Rebecca Derezinski; DA TRIAL BY FIRE (Triften x DA Eyes Onfire), Ex: Hannah Rasmussen, O: Hannah Rasmussen; SHOCKED (SF Specs Shocwave x Hollyluya), Ex: Taylor Richman, O: Dean & Lisa Richman.

Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 14 & Under - Champion: HERITAGE OZZIE (El Ghazi x Heritage Emberbey), Ex: Kaitlin Citari,

Champion Arabian Stallion/Colt 2 & Over ATH PYRO THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Holly Onfire NW), shown by Angela Sellman for owners Claire and Margaret Larson.

Champion Arabian Mare/Filly 2 & Over AOTH BB ANNA MARIA (Apalo x LLC Joyful), shown by co-owner Tony Bergren for co-owner Maria Burger.

Champion Arabian Gelding 2 & Over AOTH LLC FABRIZIO (Baahir El Marwan x RD Fabreanna), shown by Jay Krusenstjerna for owner Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna.

Champion Arabian English Pleasure Open ROL DIVINE STYLE (Afire Bey V x IXL Miss Firefly), ridden by Leah Beth Boyd Golladay for owner Delsan Arabians, LLC.

Champion Arabian English Pleasure Junior Horse NOBELISTIC CRF (A Noble Cause x Toi Jabaska), ridden by Leah Beth Boyd Golladay for owner Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.

Champion Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), ridden by owner Teal Dowling.

Champion Arabian English Pleasure AATR NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), ridden by owner Teal Dowling.

Champion Arabian English Pleasure JOTR NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), ridden by owner Alexa Tiziani.

O: Alicia & Katie Citari; Reserve: BOGOTA SCA (Afire Bey V x Brilliance V), Ex: Allie Dercole, O: Michelle Dercole; Top Five: B SHARP CA (Noble Way x Glorious Melody), Ex: Genevieve Demuth, O: Jill Odegard; FIRE FIGHTER TED (Afire Bey V x Eclypsse), Ex: Zacharia Stransky, O: Daria Stransky & Lawrence Jerome.

Park Arabian Park Horse Open - Champion: NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Reserve: AFIRE N FLAMES CB (Baske Afire x Ghreta), Ex: John Golladay, O: Alison Pigott.

Arabian Park Horse ATR - Champion: NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Alexa Tiziani.

Side Saddle Arabian Ladies Side Saddle Open - Champion: GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), Ex: Audrey Flakus, O: Audrey Flakus; Reserve: ODYSSEH ALITA JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), Ex: Alisoun Turner, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; Top Five: FIRST CYTATION (First Cyte x Serakhema), Ex: Sarah Paripovich, O: Darla Paripovich; TAMAR MISS SCARRLET (Tamar Nickolai x Tamarkatiescarlet), Ex: Caitlinn Dillman, O: Kathleen Jordan; CHANCELLOR

CA (Proximus CA x Enchanted Glory CA), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Conway Arabians, Inc. Arabian Ladies Side Saddle ATR - Champion: PISTALERRO WLF (Alerro x Miss Keemophire), Ex: Paige Nolte, O: Paige Nolte; Reserve: TCHAIKOVSKY TL (MPA Giovanni x WC Tsassi Rose), Ex: Katherine Carlson, O: Robyn Mrozinski; Top Five: PAYDAY CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), Ex: Ellyn Harris, O: Ellyn Harris; DOUBLE OH SEVENN (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Alexa & McKella Tiziani; GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), Ex: Audrey Flakus, O: Audrey Flakus.

Western Pleasure Arabian Western Pleasure Open - Champion: CHANCELLOR CA (Proximus CA x Enchanted Glory CA), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: FIRST CYTATION (First Cyte x Serakhema), Ex: Sarah Paripovich, O: Darla Paripovich; Top Five: DVINCI (Xtreme Phlash x Dvinaa), Ex: Thomas Theisen, O: Arla Kafka; OWF JONAS ( Justify x OFW Dark Rose), Ex: Brian Scoggins, O: Rodney & Peggy Sheldon; SUNSET BEY CBA (Sundance Kid V x Ashton Bey), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert.

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Arabian Western Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: SOPHIA CS (KM Bugatti x Bey Arrogance), Ex: Jody Strand, O: Gretchen Love; Reserve: PARADIZIO (Enzo x Princess Huck V), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Charlotte Kletecka; Top Five: TAMAR MISS SCARRLET (Tamar Nickolai x Tamarkatiescarlet), Ex: Zane Bucher, O: Kathleen Jordan; VERADO (Zefyr x Khailianna), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Timothy & Kimberly Schultz; LANCELOT EL JULLYEN V ( Jullyen El Jamaal x Lalique V), Ex: Brian Scoggins, O: Laurie Heaton Ferry.

Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR 45 & Over Champion: SPRINGSTEEN CS (Sundance Kid V x Ashton Bey), Ex: Cynthia Smith, O: Cynthia Smith; Reserve: ZEFYR (Sundance Kid V x Pattrice), Ex: Laura Koch, O: Bert Sanders & Laura Koch; Top Five: JADEN JCA (Ecaho x Jacline Jamal JCA), Ex: Beverly Teigen, O: Beverly & Kelly Teigen; TAMAR MISS SCARRLET (Tamar Nickolai x Tamarkatiescarlet), Ex: Kathleen Jordan, O: Kathleen Jordan; KHOSMOPOLITAN MD (Khadraj NA x Luck Wood Have It), Ex: David Teigen, O: David Teigen.

Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR19-45 Champion: TANGUERAY MCF (Magnum Psyche x ElJomar The Diva), Ex: Anique Weber, O: Hal, Margot & Anique Weber; Reserve: VERADO

Champion Arabian English Pleasure JTR NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), ridden by owner Alexa Tiziani.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Open HEIRS TO YOU (Afires Heir x O Suzy Q), ridden by Thomas Theisen for owner Natalie Tetrick.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 BEST OF MY LOVE (Vegaz x AATR BEST OF MY LOVE (Vegaz x River River Dance NA), ridden by owner Dance NA), ridden by owner Janna O’Neill.

Janna O’Neill.

(Zefyr x Khailianna), Ex: Kim Schultz, O: Timothy & Kimberly Schultz; Top Five: BSF ANTHEM (Sir Fames HBV x ABL Antiqua), Ex: Kathryn Cook, O: Donna Speer-Bast; PISTALERRO WLF (Alerro x Miss Keemophire), Ex: Paige Nolte, O: Paige Nolte; PRUSSIAN SUNDANCE CFT (Sundance Kid V x Prussia DSA), Ex: Ashley Reedy, O: Lori & Ashley Corbin.

Arabian Western Pleasure AOTR - Champion: BRIGADOONE (Focus Highlander x Monogrammed Lady), Ex: Cassandra Stafford, O: Cassandra Stafford; Reserve: INTENSITY DHA (NYN Hisani x Bea Doll), Ex: Kelly Teigen Talmage, O: David & Kelly Teigen; Top Five: BRITTANY CA (Noble Way x Magatos Way), Ex: Katherine Carlson, O: Sandra & Katherine Carlson; AZIHOD (MCA Magnum Gold x Scarlett Magnolia), Ex: Bailey Rupnow, O: Bailey Rupnow; SHOWDOWN AT NOON (PA Hi-Noon x Tsalenna), Ex: Janelle Then, O: Janelle Then.

Arabian Western Pleasure AATR 46 & Over - Champion: SPRINGSTEEN CS (Sundance Kid V x Ashton Bey), Ex: Cynthia Smith, O: Cynthia Smith; Reserve: OWF JONAS ( Justify x OFW Dark Rose), Ex: Peggy Sheldon, O: Rodney & Peggy Sheldon; Top Five: MCA PRINCE MARWAN (Marwan Al Shaqab x MCA Eternal Secret), Ex: Kari White, O: Kari

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Junior Horse NOBLE RENDEZVOUS (IXL Noble Express x Renee Afire), ridden by Thomas Theisen for owner Conway Arabians, Inc.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over HEIRS TO YOU (Afires Heir x O Suzy Q), ridden by owner Natalie Tetrick.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure Select Rider ATR A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), ridden by owner Geniene Schere.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 15-18 FIFTY SHADES OF GRAY (Afires Heir x Shes The Ritz), ridden by owner Allie Ollila.

White; FORENZO (HJ Famoso x C A Tapatia), Ex: Sandra Himelrigh, O: Sandra Himelrigh; PARADIZIO (Enzo x Princess Huck V), Ex: Laurie Heaton Ferry, O: Charlotte Kletecka.

Arabian Western Pleasure AATR 19-45 Champion: TANGUERAY MCF (Magnum Psyche x ElJomar The Diva), Ex: Anique Weber, O: Hal, Margot & Anique Weber; Reserve: VERADO (Zefyr x Khailianna), Ex: Kim Schultz, O: Timothy & Kimberly Schultz; Top Five: PISTALERRO WLF (Alerro x Miss Keemophire), Ex: Paige Nolte, O: Paige Nolte; ARROGANCE AFIRE (DS Major Afire x Arrogances Desire), Ex: Katherine Carlson, O: Donald LeFever; INTENSITY DHA (NYN Hisani x Bea Doll), Ex: Kelly Teigen Talmage, O: David & Kelly Teigen.

Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider AATR - Champion: FORENZO (HJ Famoso x C A Tapatia), Ex: Sandra Himelrigh, O: Sandra Himelrigh; Reserve: CHANCELLOR CA (Proximus CA x Enchanted Glory CA), Ex: Jane Halvorson, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; Top Five: JADEN JCA (Ecaho x Jacline Jamal JCA), Ex: Beverly Teigen, O: Beverly & Kelly Teigen; SAS JUST ONE KISS ( Just N Nuff x DR Fames Lullaby), Ex: Janice Strand, O: Jody & Janice Strand; SHE IS PERFECTION (Psytation Region 10 | 19 | Ar abian Horse Times

SSA x Echos Fancy Fire), Ex: Becky Bohlen, O: Rachel Bohlen.

Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR - Champion: KHALOGNE J (Khadraj NA x Porcelain J), Ex: Corinne Gudgeon, O: Corinne Gudgeon; Reserve: SUNSET BEY CBA (Sundance Kid V x Ashton Bey), Ex: Alexa Gilbert, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; Top Five: TCHAIKOVSKY TL (MPA Giovanni x WC Tsassi Rose), Ex: Amber Mrozinski, O: Robyn Mrozinski; SUCCESSOR AAL (Odyssey SC x TF Psyches Angel), Ex: Katie Treadwell, O: Debbie Treadwell; AVIATOR A (LBA Lode Star x BA Miss Mindy), Ex: Riley Hammer, O: Deann & Riley Hammer.

Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 15-18 Champion: AVIATOR A (LBA Lode Star x BA Miss Mindy), Ex: Riley Hammer, O: Deann & Riley Hammer; Reserve: ARROGANCE AFIRE (DS Major Afire x Arrogances Desire), Ex: Lexi LeFever, O: Donald LeFever; Top Five: BAS MAVERICK (TR Alada Legacy x TR Poker Chip), Ex: Emelia Farago, O: Emelia Farago.

Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 14 & Under Champion: SHE IS PERFECTION (Psytation SSA x Echos Fancy Fire), Ex: Rachel Bohlen, O: Rachel Bohlen; Reserve: KHALOGNE J (Khadraj NA x Porcelain J), Ex: Corinne Gudgeon, O:

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under BOGOTA SCA (Afire Bey V x Brilliance V), ridden by Allie Dercole for owner Michelle Dercole.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 15-18 NOBLE QWEST (IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire), ridden by owner Alayna Lotto.

Champion Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 14 & Under HERITAGE OZZIE (El Ghazi x Heritage Emberbey), ridden by owner Kaitlin Citari.

Champion Arabian Park Horse Open NOBLE SOLDIER (IXL Noble Express x Sweet Summer Fire), ridden by owner Teal Dowling.

Champion Arabian Park Horse ATR NIKO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x MA Nobella), ridden by owner Alexa Tiziani.

Champion Arabian Ladies Side Saddle Open GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), ridden by owner Audrey Flakus.

Champion Arabian Ladies Side Saddle ATR PISTALERRO WLF (Alerro x Miss Keemophire), ridden by owner Paige Nolte.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Open CHANCELLOR CA (Proximus CA x Enchanted Glory CA), ridden by Jennifer Schmitt for owner Conway Arabians, Inc.

Corinne Gudgeon; Top Five: SUNSET BEY CBA (Sundance Kid V x Ashton Bey), Ex: Alexa Gilbert, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; GAI BOMBEY (A Jakarta x Gailla), Ex: Megan Strand, O: Stacie Zurek; TCHAIKOVSKY TL (MPA Giovanni x WC Tsassi Rose), Ex: Amber Mrozinski, O: Robyn Mrozinski.

Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider JTR Champion: ARROGANCE AFIRE (DS Major Afire x Arrogances Desire), Ex: Jordan Hoff, O: Donald LeFever; Reserve: RAMSES BEY RUM (Ramses Black Magnum x Ames Party Doll), Ex: Cade Goebel, O: Jennifer Goebel; Top Five: TCHAIKOVSKY TL (MPA Giovanni x WC Tsassi Rose), Ex: Amber Mrozinski, O: Robyn Mrozinski; SUCCESSOR AAL (Odyssey SC x TF Psyches Angel), Ex: Katie Treadwell, O: Debbie Treadwell.

Hunter Pleasure Arabian Hunter Pleasure Open - Champion: GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), Ex: Deb McGuire, O: Audrey Flakus; Reserve: FYRE AWAY CA (Noble Way x Amberr Fyre), Ex: Dustin Freiheit, O: Angela Seefeld; Top Five: MAASAI PVF (Maserati WR x Alora Gold NBW), Ex: Elizabeth Day Seward, O: Donald & Ann Benson; PPINOT NOIR WR (Pprovidence x Psyches Envy), Ex: Cassie Hagen, O: Mark &

Valerie Sylla; NIGHT MOVESS (NV Beau Bey x Enchantment Bey), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Shirley Theede.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: SSENTURIAN (Trussardi x PA Fire Tyme), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Susan Westwater & Jane Jankowski; Reserve: ENRIQUE C (Eden C x Chanel C), Ex: Roxanne Schall, O: Roxanne & Jeff Schall; Top Five: SWEET SUMMER HEIR DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; RD AZEEM (Bey Ambition x TF Falconsimprint), Ex: Daniel McConaughey, O: Tangle Ridge Farm; PPINOT NOIR WR (Pprovidence x Psyches Envy), Ex: Jenna Ball, O: Mark & Valerie Sylla.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 50 & Over - Champion: MILLENNIAA (Millennium LOA x Baaska), Ex: Kathleen Justinger, O: Kathleen Justinger; Reserve: AJMAL AC (Ajman Moniscione x Aliyahh), Ex: Toni Marie O’Daniel, O: Toni Marie O’Daniel; Top Five: MASQUERADES STORM (Masquerade PA x VJ Lovelight), Ex: Terri Erickson, O: Terri Erickson; SUN DRIFTER WF (Sundance Kid V x Desert Enchantress), Ex: Martha Swendsen, O: Katherine Swendsen; BELLA BUGATTI (KM Bugatti x Bint Anastaziaa), Ex: Catherine Skelding, O: Catherine Skelding.

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Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 36-49 Champion: ODYSSEH ALITA JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), Ex: Marni Britton, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; Reserve: MARQUIS MAGIC (Magic Dream CAHR x OFW Dark Dancing), Ex: Stacey Swier, O: Stacey Swier; Top Five: ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Claudia Stannard, O: Claudia Stannard; PR ARAGORN (Brass x Casina Bey SRA), Ex: Nadine Poeschel, O: Nadine Poeschel; CONCERTO IN E MAJOR (DS Major Afire x Magnums Evita), Ex: Dawn VandeCastle, O: Dawn VandeCastle.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 19-35 Champion: SWEET SUMMER HEIR DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Anna Conway-Zaffke, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: PAYDAY CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), Ex: Ellyn Harris, O: Ellyn Harris; Top Five: PR ARAGORN (Brass x Casina Bey SRA), Ex: Ashley Poeschel, O: Nadine Poeschel; RD AZEEM (Bey Ambition x TF Falconsimprint), Ex: Katherine Bartlett, O: Tangle Ridge Farm; VALLAGIO (DA Valentino x AW Fortune Ngold), Ex: Cassandra Stafford, O: Cassandra Stafford.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AOTR - Champion: PAYDAY CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), Ex: Ellyn Harris, O: Ellyn Harris; Reserve: DL

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Junior Horse SOPHIA CS (KM Bugatti x Bey Arrogance), ridden by Jody Strand for owner Gretchen Love.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR 45 Champion Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR & Over SPRINGSTEEN CS (Sundance Kid V 19-45 TANGUERAY MCF (Magnum Psyche x x Ashton Bey), ridden by owner Cynthia Smith. ElJomar The Diva), ridden by owner Anique Weber.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure AOTR BRIGADOONE (Focus Highlander x Monogrammed Lady), ridden by owner Cassandra Stafford.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure AATR 46 Champion Arabian Western Pleasure AATR Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider Champion Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR & Over SPRINGSTEEN CS (Sundance Kid V 19-45 TANGUERAY MCF (Magnum Psyche x AATR FORENZO (HJ Famoso x C A Tapatia), KHALOGNE J (Khadraj NA x Porcelain J), ridden by owner Corinne Gudgeon. x Ashton Bey), ridden by owner Cynthia Smith. ElJomar The Diva), ridden by owner ridden by owner Sandra Himelrigh.

Anique Weber.

PADPARADSHAH (LM Boardwalk x Marianda), Ex: Kelly Teigen Talmage, O: Kelly Teigen Talmage; Top Five: SUCCESSOR AAL (Odyssey SC x TF Psyches Angel), Ex: Katie Treadwell, O: Debbie Treadwell; GIVENCHY SCH (Georgio AF x NW Charisma), Ex: Courtney Newberry, O: Courtney Newberry; BRITTANY CA (Noble Way x Magatos Way), Ex: Katherine Carlson, O: Sandra & Katherine Carlson.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 51 & Over Champion: BELLA BUGATTI (KM Bugatti x Bint Anastaziaa), Ex: Catherine Skelding, O: Catherine Skelding; Reserve: MILLENNIAA (Millennium LOA x Baaska), Ex: Kathleen Justinger, O: Kathleen Justinger; Top Five: MASQUERADES STORM (Masquerade PA x VJ Lovelight), Ex: Terri Erickson, O: Terri Erickson; SUN DRIFTER WF (Sundance Kid V x Desert Enchantress), Ex: Martha Swendsen, O: Katherine Swendsen; SPARK OF VICTORY (Dark Kamaal x MD September Morn), Ex: Debra Black, O: Debra Black.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 36-50 Champion: ODYSSEH ALITA JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), Ex: Marni Britton, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; Reserve: ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Claudia Stannard, O: Claudia Stannard; Top Five: OFW ENERGEE

(RSD Dark Victory x Donna Gee HCF), Ex: Kim Waters, O: Kim Waters; PR ARAGORN (Brass x Casina Bey SRA), Ex: Nadine Poeschel, O: Nadine Poeschel; MARQUIS MAGIC (Magic Dream CAHR x OFW Dark Dancing), Ex: Stacey Swier, O: Stacey Swier.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 19-35 Champion: SWEET SUMMER HEIR DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Anna Conway-Zaffke, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: PR ARAGORN (Brass x Casina Bey SRA), Ex: Ashley Poeschel, O: Nadine Poeschel; Top Five: COAL MINERR (Da Vinci FM x Gai Daphne), Ex: Alyssa Marie Taylor, O: Alyssa Marie Taylor; RD AZEEM (Bey Ambition x TF Falconsimprint), Ex: Katherine Bartlett, O: Tangle Ridge Farm; PAYDAY CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), Ex: Ellyn Harris, O: Ellyn Harris.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR 41 & Over - Champion: ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Claudia Stannard, O: Claudia Stannard; Reserve: CONCERTO IN E MAJOR (DS Major Afire x Magnums Evita), Ex: Dawn VandeCastle, O: Dawn VandeCastle; Top Five: MASQUERADES STORM (Masquerade PA x VJ Lovelight), Ex: Terri Erickson, O: Terri Erickson; NS IZARRA (The Nobelest x LP Madison), Ex: Sherri Cruise, O: Region 10 | 21 | Ar abian Horse Times

Lacie Cruise; BELLA BUGATTI (KM Bugatti x Bint Anastaziaa), Ex: Catherine Skelding, O: Catherine Skelding.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR 19-40 - Champion: MARQUIS MAGIC (Magic Dream CAHR x OFW Dark Dancing), Ex: Stacey Swier, O: Stacey Swier; Reserve: KHEMOS GOLDEN FYRE (PA Hi-Expectations x PA Kheely Bey), Ex: Elisabeth Belknap, O: Robert & Elisabeth Belknap Jr.; Top Five: GIVENCHY SCH (Georgio AF x NW Charisma), Ex: Courtney Newberry, O: Courtney Newberry; DIAMONDZ AND RUST (Eternety x Wy Not Me), Ex: Tammy Radosevich, O: Susan Darmstadter; SIRIUS FINALE (Sirius Trouble x Khabella), Ex: Meghan McGinnis, O: Jill Tallents.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Mares & Stallions - Champion: MAASAI PVF (Maserati WR x Alora Gold NBW), Ex: Elizabeth Day Seward, O: Donald & Ann Benson; Reserve: SPARK OF VICTORY (Dark Kamaal x MD September Morn), Ex: Jessica Cole, O: Debra Black; Top Five: SWEET STELLA DGL (Brave And Noble x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Dale & Wendy Marcott; MILLENNIAA (Millennium LOA x Baaska), Ex: Kathleen Justinger, O: Kathleen Justinger; LOLITAS AUDI (Audacious PS x Lolita V), Ex: Cassandra Yurick, O: Miriam McGurran.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 15-18 Champion Arabian Western Pleasure JTR 14 & AVIATOR A (LBA Lode Star x BA Miss Under SHE IS PERFECTION (Psytation Mindy), ridden by owner Riley Hammer.

SSA x Echos Fancy Fire), ridden by owner Rachel Bohlen.

Champion Arabian Western Pleasure Select Rider JTR ARROGANCE AFIRE (DS Major Afire x Arrogances Desire), ridden by Jordan Hoff for owner Donald LeFever.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Open GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), ridden by Deb McGuire for owner Audrey Flakus.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 50 SSENTURIAN (Trussardi x PA Fire Tyme), & Over MILLENNIAA (Millennium LOA x ridden by Larry Hoffman for owners Susan Baaska), ridden by owner Kathleen Justinger.

Westwater and Jane Jankowski.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 36-49 ODYSSEH ALITA JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), ridden by co-owner Marni Britton for co-owner Marla Koob.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 19-35 SWEET SUMMER HEIR DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire), ridden

by Anna Conway-Zaffke for owner Conway Arabians, Inc.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Geldings - Champion: AVATAR PA (Masquerade PA x WA Chanel), Ex: Jeanette Selton, O: Cathy Rahimi; Reserve: ENRIQUE C (Eden C x Chanel C), Ex: Roxanne Schall, O: Roxanne & Jeff Schall; Top Five: MM VERDICT (Versace x Elegancebyversace), Ex: Brian Scoggins, O: Laurie Kern; FYRE AWAY CA (Noble Way x Amberr Fyre), Ex: Dustin Freiheit, O: Angela Seefeld; H SARTORIUS H (Audacious PS x Sashaa LHT), Ex: Daniel McConaughey, O: Teresa Gellin.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 15-18 Champion: BAROLLO (Don De Bask x Tessla), Ex: Mikayla Michels, O: Karen & Mikayla Michels; Reserve: GAME TYME (Baske Afire x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Riley Loughlin, O: Riley Loughlin; Top Five: JUSTA COLT FORTY FIVE ( Justify x Major Jewel), Ex: Abigail Molina, O: Abigail Molina & Kathy Betzer; SUCCESSOR AAL (Odyssey SC x TF Psyches Angel), Ex: Katie Treadwell, O: Debbie Treadwell; MA KINGS RANSOM (Heritage Bey King x Fire Essense), Ex: Addison Keely, O: Addison Keely.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under Champion: TAMAR DOC HOLLYWOOD (Mais Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), Ex: Olivia Montpetit, O: Karen or Olivia Montpetit; Reserve: GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x

Shaheyenne), Ex: Audrey Flakus, O: Audrey Flakus; Top Five: SUN DRIFTER WF (Sundance Kid V x Desert Enchantress), Ex: Katherine Swendsen, O: Katherine Swendsen; SACRED STORRM ( Justify x Afire Storrm), Ex: Lydia Beck, O: John Beck; SWEET STELLA DGL (Brave And Noble x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Kaylee Williams, O: Dale & Wendy Marcott.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 15-18 - Champion: GAME TYME (Baske Afire x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Riley Loughlin, O: Riley Loughlin; Reserve: SWEET STELLA DGL (Brave And Noble x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Dale & Wendy Marcott; Top Five: ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Lydia Stannard, O: Claudia Stannard; PR ARAGORN (Brass x Casina Bey SRA), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Nadine Poeschel; BAROLLO (Don De Bask x Tessla), Ex: Mikayla Michels, O: Karen & Mikayla Michels.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14 & Under Champion: TAMAR DOC HOLLYWOOD (Mais Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), Ex: Olivia Montpetit, O: Karen or Olivia Montpetit; Reserve: SUN DRIFTER WF (Sundance Kid V x Desert Enchantress), Ex: Katherine Swendsen, O: Katherine Swendsen; Top Five: LOUIS VUITTON BF (Armani FC x Magnums Evita), Ex: Ainsley Stapelfeldt, O: Shelby & Ainsley Region 10 | 22 | Ar abian Horse Times

Stapelfeldt; GREAT XXPECTATIONS (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), Ex: Audrey Flakus, O: Audrey Flakus; VALIDATION DDA (Signifikaynce x C Vals Venture), Ex: Lily Barnes, O: Kara & Lily Barnes.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider JTR 15-18 - Champion: BAROLLO (Don De Bask x Tessla), Ex: Mikayla Michels, O: Karen & Mikayla Michels; Reserve: JUSTA COLT FORTY FIVE ( Justify x Major Jewel), Ex: Abigail Molina, O: Abigail Molina & Kathy Betzer; Top Five: ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: Lydia Stannard, O: Claudia Stannard; MA KINGS RANSOM (Heritage Bey King x Fire Essense), Ex: Addison Keely, O: Addison Keely; SUCCESSOR AAL (Odyssey SC x TF Psyches Angel), Ex: Katie Treadwell, O: Debbie Treadwell.

Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider JTR 14 & Under - Champion: TAMAR DOC HOLLYWOOD (Mais Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), Ex: Olivia Montpetit, O: Karen or Olivia Montpetit; Reserve: SWEET STELLA DGL (Brave And Noble x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: Kaylee Williams, O: Dale & Wendy Marcott; Top Five: NS IZARRA (The Nobelest x LP Madison), Ex: Lacie Cruise, O: Lacie Cruise; SUN DRIFTER WF (Sundance Kid V x Desert Enchantress), Ex: Katherine Swendsen,

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AOTR PAYDAY CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), ridden by owner Ellyn Harris.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 51 & Over BELLA BUGATTI (KM Bugatti x Bint Anastaziaa), ridden by owner Catherine Skelding.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 36-50 ODYSSEH ALITA JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), ridden by co-owner Marni Britton for co-owner Marla Koob.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure AATR 19-35 SWEET SUMMER HEIR DGL (Afires Heir x Sweet Summer Fire), ridden

by Anna Conway-Zaffke for owner Conway Arabians, Inc.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR 41 & Over ADRENALYN (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), ridden by owner Claudia Stannard.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR 19-40 MARQUIS MAGIC (Magic Dream CAHR x OFW Dark Dancing), ridden by owner Stacey Swier.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Mares And Stallions MAASAI PVF (Maserati WR x Alora Gold NBW), ridden by Elizabeth Day Seward for owners Donald and .Ann Benson.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Geldings AVATAR PA (Masquerade PA x WA Chanel), ridden by Jeanette Selton for owner Cathy Rahimi.

O: Katherine Swendsen; SIRIUS FINALE (Sirius Trouble x Khabella), Ex: Gretchen Behnke, O: Jill Tallents.

Show Hack Arabian English Show Hack Open - Champion: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; Reserve: ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Bob Gordon, O: Lesa Dahl-Leland; Top Five: NOBLE QWEST (IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire), Ex: Leah Beth Boyd Golladay, O: Alayna Lotto; NOBLE REWARD (IXL Noble Express x Renee Afire), Ex: Jenna Ball, O: Debra Schmelz; ADASIO (A Noble Cause x Zodiac Rising), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling.

Arabian English Show Hack ATR - Champion: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Jenna Tekolste, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; Reserve: ADASIO (A Noble Cause x Zodiac Rising), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Top Five: ROUND N AROUND (IXL Aroundofaploz x Bey Melodye), Ex: Lesa Dahl-Leland, O: Lesa Dahl-Leland; CP SANTA FE EXPRESS (IXL Noble Express x CP Dance Card), Ex: Robert Belknap, O: Robert & Elisabeth Belknap Jr.; AMES CELEBRATION (Matoi x Ames Mirage), Ex: Sophia Ward, O: Kara Larson.

Arabian Show Hack JTR 18 & Under -Champion: A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), Ex: Jenna Tekolste, O: Bron & Geniene Scherer; Reserve: HEIRAGANCE (Afires Heir x AF Ellenai), Ex: Rebecca Derezinski, O: Rebecca Derezinski; Top Five: NOBLE QWEST (IXL Noble Express x Quintara Afire), Ex: Alayna Lotto, O: Alayna Lotto; DOUBLE OH SEVENN (Hucklebey Berry x Mahoganyy), Ex: Alexa Tiziani, O: Alexa & McKella Tiziani.

Driving Arabian Pleasure Driving Open - Champion: CANDEMAN (Apollopalooza x Starkhana), Ex: John Golladay, O: Red Tail Arabians LLC; Reserve: AFIRES ROYALTY (Afire Bey V x LBC Nobelinda), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Mark, Amy & Mallory Arndt.

Arabian Country Pleasure Driving Open Champion: LILIANA JB (SF Specs Shocwave x A Major Fire), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Joe & Linda Burich; Reserve: BSF PENELOPE (Afires Heir x Profoundspresence), Ex: Silvio Domingues, O: Buckshot Farms; Top Five: WOODY HAYES (Baske Afire x Pristene), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Lois Ornat.

Arabian Pleasure Driving ATD - Champion: SHF ENCORE (Vegaz x SMS Forever Bey), Region 10 | 23 | Ar abian Horse Times

Ex: Richard Ames, O: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: AFIRES LOVE SONG (Afire Bey V x Blues For Elkana), Ex: Erin Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan; Top Five: AFIRES ROYALTY (Afire Bey V x LBC Nobelinda), Ex: Mallory Arndt, O: Mark, Amy & Mallory Arndt.

Native Costume Arabian Mounted Native Costume Open Champion: MACHIAVELLI LC (The Nobelest x FA Eternal Affair), Ex: Alexis Scott, O: Emily Annett; Reserve: ADASIO (A Noble Cause x Zodiac Rising), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Top Five: BOOM SHOCALAKA (SF Specs Shocwave x Sienna Tera), Ex: Sondra McPadden, O: Jenna Kerkaert; PIONEER PATRIOT (The Pioneer V x Summertime Blues), Ex: Grace Famestad, O: Grace Famestad.

Arabian Mounted Native Costume ATR Champion: HERITAGE OZZIE (El Ghazi x Heritage Emberbey), Ex: Kaitlin Citari, O: Alicia & Katie Citari; Reserve: ADASIO (A Noble Cause x Zodiac Rising), Ex: Teal Dowling, O: Teal Dowling; Top Five: AMES DISTINGUISHED (A Noble Cause x G Kallora), Ex: Jaeda Isley, O: Jaeda & Erika Isley; BOOM SHOCALAKA (SF Specs Shocwave x Sienna Tera), Ex: Jenna Kerkaert, O: Jenna Kerkaert; FIRE FIGHTER TED (Afire Bey V x Eclypsse), Ex: Zacharia Stransky, O: Daria Stransky & Lawrence Jerome.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 15-18 BAROLLO (Don De Bask x Tessla), ridden by owner Mikayla Michels.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14 & Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR Under TAMAR DOC HOLLYWOOD (Mais 15-18 GAME TYME (Baske Afire x Tymeless Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), ridden by owner Treasure), ridden by owner Riley Loughlin.

Olivia Montpetit.

Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select Rider Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select JTR 15-18 BAROLLO (Don De Bask x Tessla), Rider JTR 14 & Under TAMAR DOC ridden by owner Mikayla Michels.

HOLLYWOOD (Mais Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), ridden by owner Olivia Montpetit.

Champion Arabian English Show Hack Open A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), ridden by Larry Hoffman for owners Bron and Geniene Scherer.

Reining Arabian Reining Open - Champion: HEZA RISING STAR (Hesa Zee x Miss Eveningshade), Ex: Lance Scheffel, O: Laura Hendricks; Reserve: JOI RIDE J (Identety x Majoi), Ex: Brandon Freiheit, O: Janet Lynn Monson; Top Five: SA PRIETTY GOOD (AM Good Old Boy x Preitty Lady), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela & Madison Rose; KISSED IN THE MIST (Hesa Zee x Artymusme), Ex: Gary Ferguson, O: GL Wiley.

Arabian Reining Junior Horse - Champion: NSPIRED BY MOZART RA (TA Mozart x Nspiring Jazz), Ex: Brian Welman, O: Richard Ames.

Rose; Top Five: SUMMER DAI (Crown Musc x Spring Dai), Ex: Shelly Wolfram, O: Shelly Wolfram.

Arabian Reining AAOTR - Champion: TA MOZART (Kordelas x Marieta), Ex: Richard Ames, O: Richard Ames; Reserve: HEZA RISING STAR (Hesa Zee x Miss Eveningshade), Ex: Laura Hendricks, O: Laura Hendricks; Top Five: LA DESERT ECHO (Second Echo x Ovaations Miss LA), Ex: Carla Hingeveld, O: Carla Hingeveld.

Arabian Western Trail AAOTR - Champion: OBAYID (R Beyonnet x Isme Amira), Ex: Laura Hendricks, O: Laura Hendricks; Reserve: NW SARASON (Samir Cante x Eas Bay Sara), Ex: Victoria Barka, O: Judy & Victoria Barka.

Arabian Reining ATR - Champion: LA DESERT ECHO (Second Echo x Ovaations Miss LA), Ex: Carla Hingeveld, O: Carla Hingeveld; Reserve: SA PRIETTY GOOD (AM Good Old Boy x Preitty Lady), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela & Madison

Arabian Reining Rookie Non-Pro ATR Champion: SUMMER DAI (Crown Musc x Spring Dai), Ex: Shelly Wolfram, O: Shelly Wolfram.

Trail Arabian Western Trail Open - Champion: OBAYID (R Beyonnet x Isme Amira), Ex: Lance Scheffel, O: Laura Hendricks; Reserve: NW SARASON (Samir Cante x Eas Bay Sara), Ex: Victoria Barka, O: Judy & Victoria Barka.

Half-Arabian Halter Mares HA/AA Mares/Fillies 2 & Over - Champion: IM THE TRU DIVA (Truse x Im Adiva Too ORA), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Caden Cruise; Reserve: EJM PSRYNCESS KIARA (LC Psuylbration x Significant View), Ex: Caylee Klein, O: Cynthia Teal.

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Champion Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14 & Under TAMAR DOC HOLLYWOOD (Mais Shai x Tamar Miss Bravada), ridden by owner Olivia Montpetit.

Champion Arabian English Show Hack ATR A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), ridden by Jenna Tekolste for owners Bron and Geniene Scherer.

HA/AA Seepstakes Yearling Fillies - Champion: REGAL OAKS BELLATRIX (Victorious LD x RO Amberlee), Ex: Tammy Perttula, O: Eileen O’Bradovich.

Geldings HA/AA Geldings 2 & Over - Champion: TREATY (Truse x R O Fames Vanity), Ex: Austin Boggs, O: Robert & Janene Boggs; Reserve: HOTT MAGNUM FV (Magnum Psyche x JB Hometown Hottie), Ex: Jerry Schall, O: Daniel McConaughey.

AOTH HA/AA Mares/Fillies Breeding 2 & Over AOTH - Champion: IM THE TRU DIVA (Truse x Im Adiva Too ORA), Ex: Caden Cruise, O: Caden Cruise; Reserve: NAVAJO ROSE (Navajo Moun x Love and Roses), Ex: Lindsey Ross, O: Saqqara Arabians.

HA/AA Geldings In-Hand 2 & Over AOTH Champion: JAMAICAN ME CRAZY (Vinilla Hot Shot x LA Karuba), Ex: Lisa Nicole Buol, O: Lisa Buol & Cathy Maurer.

Half-Arabian Performance English/Country Pleasure HA/AA English Pleasure Open - Champion:

Champion Arabian Show Hack JTR 18 & Under A REVELATION BHA (A Temptation x Westela), ridden by Jenna Tekolste for owners Bron and Geniene Scherer.

Champion Arabian Pleasure Driving Open CANDEMAN (Apollopalooza x Starkhana), driven by John Golladay for owner Red Tail Arabians LLC.

Champion Arabian Country Pleasure Driving Open LILIANA JB (SF Specs Shocwave x A Major Fire), driven by Kevin Price for owners Joe and Linda Burich.

Champion Arabian Pleasure Driving ATD SHF ENCORE (Vegaz x SMS Forever Bey), driven by Richard Ames, owner of Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.

Champion Arabian Mounted Native Costume Open MACHIAVELLI LC (The Nobelest x FA Eternal Affair), ridden by Alexis Scott for owner Emily Annett.

Champion Arabian Mounted Native Costume ATR HERITAGE OZZIE (El Ghazi x Heritage Emberbey), ridden by owner Kaitlin Citari.

Champion Arabian Reining Open HEZA RISING STAR (Hesa Zee x Miss Eveningshade), ridden by Lance Scheffel for owner Laura Hendricks.

Champion Arabian Reining Junior Horse NSPIRED BY MOZART RA (TA Mozart x Nspiring Jazz), ridden by Brian Welman for owner Richard Ames.

ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Chaos Arabians; Reserve: MAGNITUDE CCF (VCP Magnifire x Topline), Ex: Shan Wilson, O: Kaylea Lenarz; Top Five: HS BIG TIME RUSH (Nico x Glorie Halleluhah), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Jenna Tekolste; KISS AND TELL VSH (Majesteit x O Katie), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Amy Halaburt.

HA/AA English Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: AMES NUTORIOUS (Undulata’s Nutcracker x Toi Jabaska), Ex: John Golladay, O: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc. HA/AA English Pleasure AAOTR - Champion: ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Madeleine Simms, O: Chaos Arabians; Reserve: SW REDHOT CHILI DEKER (Mastark x Delta Delta Deker), Ex: Richelle Osborne, O: Richelle Osborne & Jodi Appelgren; Top Five: MAGNITUDE CCF (VCP Magnifire x Topline), Ex: Kaylea Lenarz, O: Kaylea Lenarz; GH BIANCA BEY (Finallys Mr Andy Frack x Brittney Bey FM), Ex: Vikki Dalton, O: Vikki Dalton; GHAZI GO GO (El Ghazi x Amazing Grace PR), Ex: Nadya Hansen, O: Wendy Christensen.

HA/AA English Pleasure AATR - Champion: ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Madeleine Simms, O: Chaos Arabians;

Reserve: SW REDHOT CHILI DEKER (Mastark x Delta Delta Deker), Ex: Richelle Osborne, O: Richelle Osborne & Jodi Appelgren; Top Five: MAGNITUDE CCF (VCP Magnifire x Topline), Ex: Kaylea Lenarz, O: Kaylea Lenarz.

HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR - Champion: HS BIG TIME RUSH (Nico x Glorie Halleluhah), Ex: Jenna Tekolste, O: Jenna Tekolste; Reserve: ELANA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Ebony & Pearls), Ex: Kathleen Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan; Top Five: SPECIAL DELIVERY SMA (Baske Afire x Irish Expression), Ex: Sevana Skinner, O: Jeffrey & Sevana Skinner; DA SLIM SHADY (Triften x Bey Diva), Ex: Annie Glomski, O: Annie Glomski.

HA/AA English Pleasure JTR - Champion: EXTREME HEARTHROBB (Afire Bey V x Express Yourself ), Ex: Caelen Caspers, O: Kara Larson; Reserve: HS BIG TIME RUSH (Nico x Glorie Halleluhah), Ex: Jenna Tekolste, O: Jenna Tekolste; Top Five: ELANA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Ebony & Pearls), Ex: Kathleen Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan; DA SLIM SHADY (Triften x Bey Diva), Ex: Annie Glomski, O: Annie Glomski; SPECIAL DELIVERY SMA (Baske Afire x Irish Expression), Ex: Sevana Skinner, O: Jeffrey & Sevana Skinner.

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HA/AA Country English Pleasure Open Champion: SUGAR MOUNTAIN (Afire Bey V x Mac Baske), Ex: Ryan Strand, O: Amber Stearns; Reserve: BF APPOLLOS MAVERICK (AA Apollo Bey x Callaways Annie Laurie), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Amy & Hunter Offord; Top Five: WHISKEY TANGO (Black Daniels x A Lady At Heart), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Jenna Tekolste; JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Jeanne & Forrest Nutter; HULLABALOO NNW (GSF Pure Fuzion x Vivacius), Ex: Thomas Theisen, O: Karen & Amelia Stroud.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse - Champion: CRACKALACKIN (Undulata’s Nutcracker x VTM Pistachia), Ex: John Golladay, O: Allison Louise Cederberg; Reserve: JLP HOT COMMODITY (Baske Afire x Ultra Vogue), Ex: Kevin Price, O: Pam Gaffney; Top Five: SUGAR PLUM FARY (Undulata’s Nutcracker x VTM Pistachia), Ex: Ryan Strand, O: Ralph or Linda Hacket.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over - Champion: CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), Ex: Kelli Ask, O: Kelli Ask; Reserve: SUGAR PLUM FARY (Undulata’s Nutcracker x VTM Pistachia), Ex: Linda Hackett, O: Ralph or Linda Hacket; Top

Champion Arabian Reining ATR LA DESERT Champion Arabian Reining Rookie Non-Pro ECHO (Second Echo x Ovaations Miss LA), ATR SUMMER DAI (Crown Musc x Spring ridden by owner Carla Hingeveld.

Dai), ridden by owner Shelly Wolfram.

Champion Arabian Western Trail Open OBAYID (R Beyonnet x Isme Amira), ridden by Lance Scheffel for owner Laura Hendricks.

Champion Arabian Western Trail AAOTR Champion HA/AA Mare/Filly 2 & Over IM Champion HA/AA Sweepstakes Yearling Filly OBAYID (R Beyonnet x Isme Amira), ridden by THE TRU DIVA (Truse x Im Adiva Too ORA), REGAL OAKS BELLATRIX (Victorious LD owner Laura Hendricks. shown by Austin Boggs for owner Caden Cruise. x RO Amberlee), shown by Tammy Perttula for owner Eileen O’Bradovich.

Champion HA/AA Gelding 2 & Over TREATY (Truse x R O Fames Vanity), shown by Austin Boggs for owners Robert and Janene Boggs.

Champion Arabian Reining AAOTR TA MOZART (Kordelas x Marieta), ridden by owner Richard Ames.

Five: MADISSON AVENUE (Baske Afire x Musical Gala), Ex: Tammy McElliott, O: Russ or Tammy McElliott; JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), Ex: Forrest Nutter, O: Jeanne & Forrest Nutter; BA GLORY DAYS (Sultans Great Day x Wartasha), Ex: Cindy Backlund, O: Rita Anderson & Cindy Backlund.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 - Champion: MAGICC FIRE (Afire Bey V x Vee Gates), Ex: Madeleine Simms, O: Chaos Arabians; Reserve: MARIO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x My Pink Flamingo), Ex: Kelly Steinhaus, O: Leslie & Kelly Steinhaus; Top Five: MI GHAZA (Sir William Robert x Harghaza), Ex: Betsy Carlson, O: Carol & Betsy Carlson; THE FRESH PRINCE (Halsteads Rafter x Mats Honey), Ex: Kelly Svoboda, O: Kelly Svoboda.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure AATR Champion: MI GHAZA (Sir William Robert x Harghaza), Ex: Betsy Carlson, O: Carol & Betsy Carlson; Reserve: MAGICC FIRE (Afire Bey V x Vee Gates), Ex: Madeleine Simms, O: Chaos Arabians; Top Five: NAVAJO ROSE (Navajo Moun x Love and Roses), Ex: Paige Ross, O: Saqqara Arabians; JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), Ex: Forrest Nutter, O: Jeanne & Forrest Nutter; MARIO AFIRE (Afire Bey V x My Pink Flamingo), Ex: Kelly Steinhaus, O: Leslie & Kelly Steinhaus.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure Select Rider ATR - Champion: CF CELEBRITYS TOI (Zodiac Matador x West Coast Celebrity), Ex: Emma Nikolai, O: David or Emma Nikolai; Reserve: BF APPOLLOS MAVERICK (AA Apollo Bey x Callaways Annie Laurie), Ex: Hunter Offord, O: Amy & Hunter Offord; Top Five: DRAMBUIE LOUIE (Baske Afire x Isabels Supreme Lady), Ex: Alexa Gilbert, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; INSTANT KARMA NNW (Preacher x Rrock My World), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Katie Mahler; HEY YEAH (Hey Hallelujah x Albelarm Bewitching Lady), Ex: Ruby Hintz, O: Josephine Graci.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under - Champion: TL MAGIC PRANCER (Majesteit x Elucktra), Ex: Matison Bregel, O: Matison Bregel or Michael Manfield; Reserve: DRAMBUIE LOUIE (Baske Afire x Isabels Supreme Lady), Ex: Alexa Gilbert, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; Top Five: MOTOR CITY MADMAN (Supremacy’s High Time x Erinne), Ex: Cameron Wormley, O: Gwen Wormley; DC ONE MAN SHOW (Baske Afire x CR Simply Marvelous), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela & Madison Rose; EXTREME EXPRESSION (Afire Bey V x Express Yourself ), Ex: Aidan Love, O: Judy Cada.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 15-18 - Champion: SHOCK AND AWE DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance), Ex: Lana Trautman, O: Karna & Bruce Trautman; Reserve: CF CELEBRITYS TOI (Zodiac Matador x West Coast Celebrity), Ex: Emma Nikolai, O: David or Emma Nikolai; Top Five: MATA GASKA (Mastark x Delta Delta Deker), Ex: Sarah Matthews, O: Sarah Matthews; HULLABALOO NNW (GSF Pure Fuzion x Vivacius), Ex: Amelia Stroud, O: Karen & Amelia Stroud; BF APPOLLOS MAVERICK (AA Apollo Bey x Callaways Annie Laurie), Ex: Hunter Offord, O: Amy & Hunter Offord.

HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 15-18 Champion: BF APPOLLOS MAVERICK (AA Apollo Bey x Callaways Annie Laurie), Ex: Hunter Offord, O: Amy & Hunter Offord; Reserve: MATA GASKA (Mastark x Delta Delta Deker), Ex: Sarah Matthews, O: Sarah Matthews; Top Five: CF SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: Jessica Vacuda, O: Ralph & Jessica Vacuda; INSTANT KARMA NNW (Preacher x Rrock My World), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Katie Mahler; HEY YEAH (Hey Hallelujah x Albelarm Bewitching Lady), Ex: Ruby Hintz, O: Josephine Graci.

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HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 14 & Under - Champion: TL MAGIC PRANCER

Champion HA/AA Mare/Filly 2 & Over AOTH Champion HA/AA Gelding 2 & Over AOTH IM THE TRU DIVA (Truse x Im Adiva Too JAMAICAN ME CRAZY (Vinilla Hot Shot ORA), shown by owner Caden Cruise. x LA Karuba), shown by co-owner Lisa Nicole Buol for co-owner Cathy Maurer.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure Open ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), ridden by Kevin Price for owner Chaos Arabians.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure Junior Horse AMES NUTORIOUS (Undulata’s Nutcracker x Toi Jabaska), ridden by John Golladay for owner Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure AAOTR ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), ridden by Madeleine Simms for owner Chaos Arabians.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR HS BIG TIME RUSH (Nico x Glorie Halleluhah), ridden by owner Jenna Tekolste.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure JTR EXTREME HEARTHROBB (Afire Bey V x Express Yourself ), ridden by Caelen Caspers for owner Kara Larson.

Champion HA/AA English Pleasure AATR ALL CHARISMA (Ames Charisma x Fantasy Watch), ridden by Madeleine Simms for owner Chaos Arabians.

(Majesteit x Elucktra), Ex: Matison Bregel, O: Matison Bregel or Michael Manfield; Reserve: DRAMBUIE LOUIE (Baske Afire x Isabels Supreme Lady), Ex: Alexa Gilbert, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; Top Five: ROHARA AMERICANLEGEND ( Justafire DGL x Miz American Pie), Ex: Hadley Ames, O: Hadley Ames; MOTOR CITY MADMAN (Supremacy’s High Time x Erinne), Ex: Cameron Wormley, O: Gwen Wormley; DARIUS RUCKER (Calaway’s Northern Kiss x FA Desperado Dezyn), Ex: Thaddeus Knigge, O: Thaddeus Knigge.

Park HA/AA Park Horse Open - Champion: ELANA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Ebony & Pearls), Ex: Erin Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan; Reserve: SW REDHOT CHILI DEKER (Mastark x Delta Delta Deker), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Richelle Osborne & Jodi Appelgren.

Side Saddle HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle Open - Champion: EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), Ex: Alisoun Turner, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; Reserve: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM (Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Deb McGuire, O: Amy Schulz; Top Five: ITS A DUN DEAL (Bucks Bueno Duo x RVS Freedomschile), Ex: Emma Kalscheur, O: Cheryl Bumgarner;

MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Abeline), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Dale, Laurie & Rachel Enns.

HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle ATR - Champion: MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Abeline), Ex: Rachel Enns, O: Dale, Laurie & Rachel Enns; Reserve: CF SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: Jessica Vacuda, O: Ralph & Jessica Vacuda; Top Five: CMS SUPER CHICK (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Eleanor Hamilton; TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: Megan Strand, O: Jody Strand; EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), Ex: Jill Nash, O: Jill & Robbey Nash.

Western Pleasure HA/AA Western Pleasure Open - Champion: MCF DREAM ON (SS Painted Intimidator x Fantasy on Parade), Ex: Jody Strand, O: Donna Klockenga; Reserve: KHRISTOPHER ROBIN (Mais Shah x Robin Gale), Ex: Sarah Paripovich, O: Rachael Lynn Jurek; Top Five: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM (Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Deb McGuire, O: Amy Schulz; LOLITAS MARK (Marked Another Spot x Lolita V), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Boni Lavelle; TAMAR CARMANDY (Tamar Nicoli x Tamar Devine Design), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Conway Arabians, Inc. Region 10 | 27 | Ar abian Horse Times

HA/AA Western Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: WC JUST CRUISIN (WC Ali Gazal x Freckled Ruby), Ex: Jenna Ball, O: Elizabeth Johnson; Reserve: ALEXIS GOLD WLF (Vanilla Zip x Alexis SRA), Ex: Sarah Paripovich, O: Dr James & Penny Gute; Top Five: ELASHAHN (AAS-Elishahh x Veyonce), Ex: Jody Strand, O: Barbara Sink-Krusenstjerna.

HA/AA Western Pleasure AAOTR - Champion: BSF PRINCE (Ever After NA x Scen Stealer), Ex: Cori Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; Reserve: TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: Janice Strand, O: Jody Strand; Top Five: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM (Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Amy Schulz, O: Amy Schulz; RHAPSODY IN MOTION (Rubiconsmoonlitmotion x Psymply Golden GHA), Ex: Susan Espeseth, O: Susan Espeseth; TA LUCKY SPIN (Kordelas x Lucky Destiny), Ex: Jane Halvorson, O: Conway Arabians, Inc. HA/AA Western Pleasure AOTR - Champion: AIM FOR FAME (The Color of Fame x Touchd Byan Angel), Ex: Betty Jo Buettner, O: Julie Vasatka & Betty Jo Buettner.

HA/AA Western Pleasure AATR - Champion: BSF PRINCE (Ever After NA x Scen Stealer),

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure Open SUGAR MOUNTAIN (Afire Bey V x Mac Baske), ridden by Ryan Strand for owner Amber Stearns.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure Junior Horse CRACKALACKIN (Undulata’s Nutcracker x VTM Pistachia), ridden by John Golladay for owner Allison Louise Cederberg.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), ridden by owner Kelli Ask.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 MAGICC FIRE (Afire Bey V x Vee Gates), ridden by Madeleine Simms for owner Chaos Arabians.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure AATR MI GHAZA (Sir William Robert x Harghaza), ridden by owner Betsy Carlson.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure Select Rider ATR CF CELEBRITYS TOI (Zodiac Matador x West Coast Celebrity), ridden by owner Emma Nikolai.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 15-18 SHOCK AND AWE DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance), ridden by Lana Trautman for owners Karna and Bruce Trautman.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under TL MAGIC PRANCER (Majesteit x Elucktra), ridden by co-owner Matison Bregel for co-owner Michael Manfield.

Ex: Cori Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; Reserve: DIAMOND LOVE (Swinger Slamm x I Love Lucy NVF), Ex: Becky Bohlen, O: Becky Bohlen; Top Five: EAF HESA GOT FRECKLES (Hesa Zee x Mss Colonel Freckle), Ex: Marni Britton, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; KHRISTOPHER ROBIN (Mais Shah x Robin Gale), Ex: Steffanie Burton, O: Rachael Lynn Jurek; THE BOY NEXXT DOOR (Exxpectation x Zippos Michelle), Ex: Pamela Dalrymple, O: James & Pamela Dalrymple.

HA/AA Western Pleasure Select Rider ATR Champion: TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: Janice Strand, O: Jody Strand; Reserve: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM (Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Sydney Schulz, O: Amy Schulz; Top Five: KHRISTOPHER ROBIN (Mais Shah x Robin Gale), Ex: Steffanie Burton, O: Rachael Lynn Jurek; DIAMOND LOVE (Swinger Slamm x I Love Lucy NVF), Ex: Becky Bohlen, O: Becky Bohlen; SVR SWEET BABY JAMES (Renaissance x Ruby), Ex: Toni Sankey, O: Toni Sankey.

HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR - Champion: TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: Megan Strand, O: Jody Strand; Reserve: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM

(Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Sydney Schulz, O: Amy Schulz; Top Five: TA LUCKY SPIN (Kordelas x Lucky Destiny), Ex: Elizabeth Schieffelbein, O: Conway Arabians, Inc.; EAF COLONELS LIL LADY (CG Colonel Jac x Zee Precious Gem), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela & Madison Rose.

HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR - Champion: MCF DREAM ON (SS Painted Intimidator x Fantasy on Parade), Ex: Megan Strand, O: Donna Klockenga; Reserve: ROYAL SHES THE BOOM (Royal Boomer T Rex x NNL Emerald Bey), Ex: Sydney Schulz, O: Amy Schulz; Top Five: EAF COLONELS LIL LADY (CG Colonel Jac x Zee Precious Gem), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela & Madison Rose; TA LUCKY SPIN (Kordelas x Lucky Destiny), Ex: Elizabeth Schieffelbein, O: Conway Arabians, Inc. Hunter Pleasure HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Open - Champion: JEREMIAH BULLFROG CA (Proximus CA x DA Triffire), Ex: Jennifer Schmitt, O: Ken, Lisa & Liz Steffes; Reserve: BETTY DF (Baske Afire x MZ Kitty), Ex: Brian Scoggins, O: McKenna & Molly Wilson; Top Five: JOHNNY BIG TIME (DS Major Afire x The Color Of Romance), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Lorraine, Katherine & Julia Running; STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Region 10 | 28 | Ar abian Horse Times

Calista Afire), Ex: Thomas Theisen, O: Karen & Amelia Stroud; TOLSTOI (Matoi x Miss Babs), Ex: Juli Goder-Larson, O: Dana Padgett.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse Champion: MERSADIES (KM Bugatti x DA She Dreams), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Arden Peterson; Reserve: HOTT MAGNUM FV (Magnum Psyche x JB Hometown Hottie), Ex: Daniel McConaughey, O: Daniel McConaughey.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over - Champion: EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), Ex: Jill Nash, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; Reserve: SHE MOVES ME (Majesteit x The Way She Moves Me), Ex: Cynthia Smith, O: Cynthia Smith; Top Five: NOTHIN MAJOR KA (DS Major Afire x Fassanatin Rhythm), Ex: Andrea McGowan, O: Andrea McGowan; TAMAR SMACK DADDY (Neposzar x Iris), Ex: Kathryn Cook, O: Kathryn Cook; TOLSTOI (Matoi x Miss Babs), Ex: Dana Padgett, O: Dana Padgett.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 Champion: MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Abeline), Ex: Rachel Enns, O: Dale, Laurie & Rachel Enns; Reserve: JEREMIAH BULLFROG CA (Proximus CA x DA Triffire), Ex: Liz Steffes, O: Ken, Lisa & Liz Steffes; Top Five: VINTAGE COLOR (The Color Of Fame x Emotion VF),

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 15-18 BF APPOLLOS MAVERICK (AA Apollo Bey x Callaways Annie Laurie), ridden by owner Hunter Offord.

Champion HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR 14 & Under TL MAGIC PRANCER (Majesteit x Elucktra), ridden by co-owner Matison Bregel for co-owner Michael Manfield.

Champion HA/AA Park Horse Open ELANA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Ebony and Pearls), ridden by owner Erin Keegan.

Champion HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle Open EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), ridden by Alisoun Turner for owners Jill and Robbey Nash.

Champion HA/AA Ladies Side Saddle ATR MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Abeline), ridden by owner Rachel Enns.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure Open MCF DREAM ON (SS Painted Intimidator x Fantasy on Parade), ridden by Jody Strand for owner Donna Klockenga.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure Junior Horse WC JUST CRUISIN (WC Ali Gazal x Freckled Ruby), ridden by Jenna Ball for owner Elizabeth Johnson.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure AAOTR HJG BSF PRINCE (Ever After NA x Scen Stealer), ridden by Cori Vokoun, owner of Buckshot Farms.

Ex: Gretchen Heberling, O: Gretchen or Gary Heberling; PROTEUS BPA (IXL Noble Express x Summer Romance), Ex: Abby Weisenberger, O: Abby Weisenberger; FREDDIE K (The Color Of Fame x WBA Khalista), Ex: Stephanie Ohden, O: Stephanie & Karla Ohden.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AOTR - Champion: JS CAPA KAHLUA (SL Capaccino x Coffee Tea or Me), Ex: Nadya Hansen, O: Nadya Hansen; Reserve: JAMAICAN ME CRAZY (Vinilla Hot Shot x LA Karuba), Ex: Lisa Nicole Buol, O: Lisa Buol & Cathy Maurer.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AATR 45 & Over - Champion: SHE MOVES ME (Majesteit x The Way She Moves Me), Ex: Cynthia Smith, O: Cynthia Smith; Reserve: MOTOR CITY SHAKEDOWN (Majesteit x MF Afires Joy), Ex: Robin Manfield, O: Robin Manfield; Top Five: EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), Ex: Jill Nash, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; HOT TO TROT VSH (Majesteit x O Katie), Ex: Kathy Hawkins, O: Jan McGannon & Kathy Hawkins; VICTOREY PASS DDS (GR Psyches Rey x DDA Fames Victory), Ex: Wade Hayes, O: Wade Hayes.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AATR 19-44 Champion: MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way

x Abeline), Ex: Rachel Enns, O: Dale, Laurie & Rachel Enns; Reserve: JEREMIAH BULLFROG CA (Proximus CA x DA Triffire), Ex: Liz Steffes, O: Ken, Lisa & Liz Steffes; Top Five: BSF SAVANNAH (Ever After NA x Soul Kiss), Ex: Cori Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; FREDDIE K (The Color Of Fame x WBA Khalista), Ex: Stephanie Ohden, O: Stephanie & Karla Ohden; TINNO (Baske Afire x Tina), Ex: Morgan Kelly, O: Cynthia & Morgan Kelly.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR Champion: HOT TO TROT VSH (Majesteit x O Katie), Ex: Kathy Hawkins, O: Jan McGannon & Kathy Hawkins; Reserve: VSH DARK N DASHING (Majesteit x Starrita), Ex: Kristin Hendrickson, O: Amy Stormer; Top Five: ALL AROAN AM I (LBA Lode Star x Savvy Sierra), Ex: Elizabeth Johnson, O: Elizabeth Johnson; TOLSTOI (Matoi x Miss Babs), Ex: Dana Padgett, O: Dana Padgett; VICTOREY PASS DDS (GR Psyches Rey x DDA Fames Victory), Ex: Wade Hayes, O: Wade Hayes.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 15-18 Champion: STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), Ex: Amelia Stroud, O: Karen & Amelia Stroud; Reserve: TAMAR SMACK DADDY (Neposzar x Iris), Ex: Claire Coulter, O: Kathryn Cook; Top Five: VSH LORD Region 10 | 29 | Ar abian Horse Times

OF THE RING (Majesteit x DW Emirs Deelite), Ex: Amalia Perry, O: Marie & Amalia Perry; BUCKSHOTS MAGGIE MAE (HS Justatemptation x Soul Kiss), Ex: Emma Wallace, O: Virginia or Emma Wallace; MELLOW MONARCC (Monarcc x Mellow Dayz), Ex: Lara Mitchell, O: Kurt & Lara Mitchell.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under Champion: LMB JOHNNY DEPP (Enzo x My Captivation), Ex: Lacie Cruise, O: Lacie Cruise; Reserve: HHF VUDOU (Ronde Vu x Showime’s Raggity Ann), Ex: Brooke Lamott, O: Lynn Lamott; Top Five: VIPER GM (GTF Aristocat x SH Anna Toska), Ex: Evie Zack, O: Evie Zack; ALLEGRO AF (The Color of Fame x WF Al Malika), Ex: Payton Becker, O: James or Payton Becker; HEEZZA BOP STAR (ZZ Bop x Cryztal Nova), Ex: Isabella Maiwurm, O: Adeline & Isabella Maiwurm.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 15-18 - Champion: STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), Ex: Amelia Stroud, O: Karen & Amelia Stroud; Reserve: WHATA TINY DANCER (Winterprinz x English Rose RM), Ex: Jaeda Isley, O: Jaeda & Erika Isley; Top Five: TAMAR SMACK DADDY (Neposzar x Iris), Ex: Claire Coulter, O: Kathryn Cook; VSH LORD OF THE RING (Majesteit x DW Emirs Deelite), Ex: Amalia Perry, O: Marie

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure AOTR Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure AATR BSF AIM FOR FAME (The Color of Fame x PRINCE (Ever After NA x Scen Stealer), ridden Touchd Byan Angel), ridden by co-owner Betty Jo by Cori Vokoun, owner of Buckshot Farms.

Buettner for co-owner Julie Vasatka.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure Select Rider ATR TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), ridden by Janice Strand for owner Jody Strand.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), ridden by Megan Strand for owner Jody Strand.

Champion HA/AA Western Pleasure JTR MCF DREAM ON (SS Painted Intimidator x Fantasy on Parade), ridden by Megan Strand for owner Donna Klockenga.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse MERSADIES (KM Bugatti x DA She Dreams), ridden by Larry Hoffman for owner Arden Peterson.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over EMELE RTA (Majesteit x OFW Elyzabeth), ridden by owner Jill Nash.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Open JEREMIAH BULLFROG CA (Proximus CA x DA Triffire), ridden by Jennifer Schmitt for owners Ken, Lisa and Liz Steffes.

& Amalia Perry; LITTLE JACK SPRAT (Angels Little Jack x Star Of Justice), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Jessica Daudt.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 14 & Under Champion: CMS SUPER CHICK (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Eleanor Hamilton; Reserve: LMB JOHNNY DEPP (Enzo x My Captivation), Ex: Lacie Cruise, O: Lacie Cruise; Top Five: ALLEGRO AF (The Color of Fame x WF Al Malika), Ex: Payton Becker, O: James or Payton Becker; VIPER GM (GTF Aristocat x SH Anna Toska), Ex: Evie Zack, O: Evie Zack; JS CAPA KAHLUA (SL Capaccino x Coffee Tea or Me), Ex: Hannah Feldman, O: Nadya Hansen.

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Select Rider JTR - Champion: HHF VUDOU (Ronde Vu x Showime’s Raggity Ann), Ex: Brooke Lamott, O: Lynn Lamott; Reserve: LMB JOHNNY DEPP (Enzo x My Captivation), Ex: Lacie Cruise, O: Lacie Cruise; Top Five: PLATINUM KNIGHTS (LC Psylent Knight x PKH Pure Elegance), Ex: McKella Tiziani, O: Alexa & McKella Tiziani; ALLEGRO AF (The Color of Fame x WF Al Malika), Ex: Payton Becker, O: James or Payton Becker; SO PSYNCERE (Psyncere x HHP Aire Command’s Elegant Lady), Ex: Kiera Balding, O: Kiera Balding.

Show Hack HA/AA English Show Hack Open - Champion: CF SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Ralph & Jessica Vacuda; Reserve: CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), Ex: Larry Hoffman, O: Kelli Ask; Top Five: CA JEAPORDY (Sultan’sAffirmative Action x Three Timeza Lady), Ex: Avry Logeman, O: Christina & Avrry Logeman; INSTANT KARMA NNW (Preacher x Rrock My World), Ex: Cassandra Yurick, O: Katie Mahler.

HA/AA English Show Hack ATR - Champion: CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), Ex: Kelli Ask, O: Kelli Ask; Reserve: CF SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: Jessica Vacuda, O: Ralph & Jessica Vacuda; Top Five: INSTANT KARMA NNW (Preacher x Rrock My World), Ex: Katie Mahler, O: Katie Mahler; MI GHAZA (Sir William Robert x Harghaza), Ex: Betsy Carlson, O: Carol & Betsy Carlson; RUN FOREST RUN (Gitar MF x Patches), Ex: Emma Elgan, O: Emma Elgan.

Driving HA/AA Pleasure Driving Open - Champion: TOI SLAMTASTIC CRF (Matoi x Fantasy Watch), Ex: Richard Ames, O: Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.; Reserve: KISS AND TELL VSH Region 10 | 30 | Ar abian Horse Times

(Majesteit x O Katie), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Amy Halaburt; Top Five: ELANA AFIRE (Afire Bey V x Ebony & Pearls), Ex: Erin Keegan, O: Thomas, Erin & Katie Keegan; MAGNITRON (VCP Magnifire x Topline), Ex: Silvio Domingues, O: Kim Morris & Sandra Swanson.

HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving Open Champion: JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), Ex: Richard Wright, O: Jeanne & Forrest Nutter.

HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving ATD Champion: JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), Ex: Forrest Nutter, O: Jeanne & Forrest Nutter; Reserve: RIDING SOLO (Supremacy’s High Time x Pristene), Ex: Kris Apitz, O: Shelly Lehman.

Native Costume HA/AA Mounted Native Costume Open Champion: CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), Ex: Kelli Ask, O: Kelli Ask; Reserve: GH BIANCA BEY (Finallys Mr Andy Frack x Brittney Bey FM), Ex: Vikki Dalton, O: Vikki Dalton; Top Five: SECOND SIGHT (Afires Vison x Silver Fantasy), Ex: Sevana Skinner, O: Krystal McCulloch.

HA/AA Mounted Native Costume ATR Champion: CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Abeline), ridden by owner Rachel Enns.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AOTR JS Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AATR 45 & Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AATR CAPA KAHLUA (SL Capaccino x Coffee Tea or Over SHE MOVES ME (Majesteit x The Way 19-44 MAYBELLINE CA (Noble Way x Me), Ex: Nadya Hansen, O: Nadya Hansen.

She Moves Me), ridden by owner Cynthia Smith. Abeline), ridden by owner Rachel Enns.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Select Rider AATR HOT TO TROT VSH (Majesteit x O Katie), ridden by co-owner Kathy Hawkins for co-owner Jan McGannon.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 15-18 STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), ridden by owner Amelia Stroud.

Highpoint’s Queensland), Ex: Kelli Ask, O: Kelli Ask; Reserve: CF SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: Jessica Vacuda, O: Ralph & Jessica Vacuda; Top Five: GH BIANCA BEY (Finallys Mr Andy Frack x Brittney Bey FM), Ex: Vikki Dalton, O: Vikki Dalton; SECOND SIGHT (Afires Vison x Silver Fantasy), Ex: Sevana Skinner, O: Krystal McCulloch; HALSTEADSTHORN (Ariberry Bey V x Mats Honey), Ex: Sara Stowell, O: Morgan Dezenski.

Reining HA/AA Reining Open - Champion: ZEE RICKY BOBBY (Paddys Irish Whiskey x Zee Cover Girl), Ex: Gary Ferguson, O: Garrett Ferguson; Reserve: HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY GP (Hollywood White x KRA Pandoras Box), Ex: Melissa Pasicznyk, O: Melissa Pasicznyk; Top Five: (tied) DUN ITS LUCKY ZEE (Dun It x Zee Patsy Cline), Ex: Lance Scheffel, O: Laura Hendricks; (tied) HESA CASSANOVA (Hesa Zee x Surprisn Miss Melody), Ex: Rod Matthiesen, O: Jennifer Lauermann; NOBLE TROUBADOUR (Vaguely Noble x Sage Hill Gwen), Ex: Jill Nash, O: Jill & Robbey Nash.

HA/AA Reining Junior Horse - Champion: HESA POCO PEPPY (Hesa Zee x Peppy Poco Nada), Ex: Lance Scheffel, O: Eleanor Hamilton.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14 & Under LMB JOHNNY DEPP (Enzo x My Captivation), ridden by owner Lacie Cruise.

HA/AA Reining AAOTR - Champion: HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY GP (Hollywood White x KRA Pandoras Box), Ex: Melissa Pasicznyk, O: Melissa Pasicznyk; Reserve: NOBLE TROUBADOUR (Vaguely Noble x Sage Hill Gwen), Ex: Jill Nash, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; Top Five: MISS ZOE (Gallo Dorado x Manhattann Pattie), Ex: Susan Espeseth, O: Susan Espeseth; EAF WILD E QUIXOTE (Royal Blue Quixote x Artymusme), Ex: Stephen Waldhoff, O: Stephen & Christina Waldhoff; AQR AINT I NIDO (Tronido x BV Miss Independence), Ex: Valerie Gordon, O: Bob & Val Gordon.

HA/AA Reining ATR - Champion: HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY GP (Hollywood White x KRA Pandoras Box), Ex: Melissa Pasicznyk, O: Melissa Pasicznyk; Reserve: HEZAS SWEET DREAMS (Hesa Zee x Sweed Red Glow), Ex: Madison Rose, O: Pamela, Justin & Madison Rose; Top Five: MISS ZOE (Gallo Dorado x Manhattann Pattie), Ex: Susan Espeseth, O: Susan Espeseth; BSF PATSY MONTANA (Were Dun x MA Kasia), Ex: Carla Hingeveld, O: Buckshot Farms; AQR AINT I NIDO (Tronido x BV Miss Independence), Ex: Valerie Gordon, O: Bob & Val Gordon.

Trail HA/AA Western Trail Open - Champion: Region 10 | 31 | Ar abian Horse Times

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 15-18 STOP TH PRESSES (Majesteit x Calista Afire), ridden by owner Amelia Stroud.

DESTIN TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty x Kasaleah EA), Ex: Becky Bohlen, O: Becky Bohlen; Reserve: HI NOON SERENADE (PA Hi-Noon x Ubar), Ex: Diane Kalscheur, O: Debbie Alt. HA/AA Western Trail AAOTR - Champion: DESTIN TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty x Kasaleah EA), Ex: Becky Bohlen, O: Becky Bohlen.

HA/AA English Trail ATR - Champion: QUEEN ANNES LACE (LA Shawnee River x TF Tashiba), Ex: Mary Munger, O: Art & Mary Munger; Reserve: SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Abigail Rhode, O: Brody Gibson.

10 & Under Walk/Trot English & Country English Pleasure JTR 10 & Under - Champion: BSF PENELOPE (Afires Heir x Profoundspresence), Ex: Reagan Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms.

Walk/Jog Western Pleasure JTR 10 & Under Champion: SAS JUST ONE KISS ( Just N Nuff x DR Fames Lullaby), Ex: Justin Strand, O: Jody & Janice Strand; Reserve: SHE IS PERFECTION (Psytation SSA x Echos Fancy Fire), Ex: Jessica Bohlen, O: Rachel Bohlen; Top Five: BSF PRINCE (Ever After NA x Scen Stealer), Ex:

Champion HA/AA English Show Hack Open CF Champion HA/AA English Show Hack ATR CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s SWEET MELISSA (Baske Afire x Toriene), ridden by Richard Wright for owners Ralph and Queensland), ridden by owner Kelli Ask. Jessica Vacuda.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 14 & Under CMS SUPER CHICK (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), ridden by Madison Rose for owner Eleanor Hamilton.

Champion HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Select Rider JTR HHF VUDOU (Ronde Vu x Showime’s Raggity Ann), ridden by Brooke Lamott for owner Lynn Lamott.

Champion HA/AA Pleasure Driving Open TOI SLAMTASTIC CRF (Matoi x Fantasy Watch), driven by Richard Ames, owner of Cedar Ridge Arabians, Inc.

Champion HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving Champion HA/AA Country Pleasure Driving Open JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), ATD JSN HOT LINE (Mamage x Yolanda), driven by Richard Wright for owners Jeanne and driven by owner Forrest Nutter.

Forrest Nutter.

Reagan Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; SF KORBEL (Shampaine x Tackitts Taffeta), Ex: Hailey Kester, O: Hailey Kester; TAMAR DIAMOND DESTINY (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: Aminah Strand, O: Jody Strand.

Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure JTR 10 & Under Champion: BSF SAVANNAH (Ever After NA x Soul Kiss), Ex: Reagan Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; Reserve: ROL WHAT AN ANGEL (Out Of Cyte x ROL Angel Eyes), Ex: Aminah Strand, O: Jody Strand; Top Five: JA SHADY LADY (Magnum Psyche x OFW Dark Sally), Ex: Sahara Wahrenbrock, O: Danielle Wahrenbrock; JS CAPA KAHLUA (SL Capaccino x Coffee Tea or Me), Ex: Kalyna Hansen, O: Nadya Hansen; SABEL CCF (Cytosk x CCF Safire Fly), Ex: Mila Ressmeyer, O: Tessa Lindemann.

Short Stirrup Reining 10 & Under - Champion: BSF MARSHALL DILLON (Were Dun x Absolute Algerina), Ex: Reagan Vokoun, O: Buckshot Farms; Reserve: HEZAS SWEET DREAMS (Hesa Zee x Sweed Red Glow), Ex: Justin Rose, O: Pamela, Justin & Madison Rose.

Trail, Walk-Jog 10 & Under All Seats Champion: DESTIN TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty x Kasaleah EA), Ex: Jessica Bohlen, O: Becky Bohlen; Reserve: SUPREME GLORY

(Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Brody Gibson, O: Brody Gibson.

Showmanship/Horsemanship Showmanship AATH - Champion: Hi Noon Serenade (PA Hi-Noon x Ubar), Ex: CARLY SMITH, O: Debbie Alt; Reserve: NW Sarason (Samir Cante x Eas Bay Sara), Ex: VICTORIA BARKA, O: Judy & Victoria Barka; Top Five: CMS Super Chick (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: SUSAN ESPESETH, O: Eleanor Hamilton; Noble Troubadour (Vaguely Noble x Sage Hill Gwen), Ex: JILL NASH, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; Ajmal AC (Ajman Moniscione x Aliyahh), Ex: TONI MARIE O’DANIEL, O: Toni Marie O’Daniel.

Showmanship JTH 15-18 - Champion: Little Jack Sprat (Angels Little Jack x Star Of Justice), Ex: KATIE MAHLER, O: Jessica Daudt; Reserve: Splendorella SC (BPA Splendor x Paardens Classic), Ex: LEXI LEFEVER, O: Donald LeFever; Top Five: Noble Troubadour (Vaguely Noble x Sage Hill Gwen), Ex: CORA HOFFMANN, O: Jill & Robbey Nash; Supreme Glory (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: LARA MITCHELL, O: Brody Gibson; CM Simonsez Major (DS Major Afire x Sha Iska Samira), Ex: LAURYN RIEPMA, O: Lauryn Riepma.

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Champion HA/AA Mounted Native Costume Open CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), ridden by owner Kelli Ask.

Showmanship JTH 11-14 - Champion: CMS Super Chick (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Eleanor Hamilton; Reserve: Great Xxpectations (ES Dos Equis x Shaheyenne), Ex: AUDREY FLAKUS, O: Audrey Flakus; Top Five: Sirius Finale (Sirius Trouble x Khabella), Ex: GRETCHEN BEHNKE, O: Jill Tallents; BSF Patsy Montana (Were Dun x MA Kasia), Ex: BRIDGETTE HINGEVELD, O: Buckshot Farms; Sweet Stella DGL (Brave And Noble x Sweet Summer Fire), Ex: KAYLEE WILLIAMS, O: Dale & Wendy Marcott.

Showmanship JTH 10 & Under Walk/Trot Champion: Splendorella SC (BPA Splendor x Paardens Classic), Ex: NICOLE MROZINSKI, O: Donald LeFever; Reserve: CMS Super Chick (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: JUSTIN ROSE, O: Eleanor Hamilton; Top Five: Honky Tonk Cowboy (Balajkar Bey V x Tonki Tu), Ex: CECILIA BECKEN, O: Heidi Becken; Supreme Glory (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: BRODY GIBSON, O: Brody Gibson.

Western Horsemanship AATR - Champion: EAF Hesa Got Freckles (Hesa Zee x Mss Colonel Freckle), Ex: MARNI BRITTON, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; Reserve: Miss Zoe (Gallo Dorado x Manhattann Pattie), Ex:

Champion HA/AA Reining Open ZEE RICKY BOBBY (Paddys Irish Whiskey x Zee Cover Girl), ridden by Gary Ferguson for owner Garrett Ferguson.

Champion HA/AA Reining ATR HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY GP (Hollywood White x KRA Pandoras Box), ridden by owner Melissa Pasicznyk.

Champion HA/AA English Trail ATR QUEEN Champion HA/AA Western Trail Open DESTIN Champion HA/AA Western Trail AAOTR TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty x DESTIN TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty ANNES LACE (LA Shawnee River x TF Kasaleah EA), ridden by owner Becky Bohlen. x Kasaleah EA), ridden by owner Becky Bohlen. Tashiba), ridden by owner Mary Munger.

SUSAN ESPESETH, O: Susan Espeseth; Top Five: NW Sarason (Samir Cante x Eas Bay Sara), Ex: VICTORIA BARKA, O: Judy & Victoria Barka; BB Don Amigo (WH Don L Chall x AL Melessia), Ex: LERIN HENDRICKSON, O: Lerin Hendrickson.

Western Horsemanship JTR - Champion: Hezas Sweet Dreams (Hesa Zee x Sweed Red Glow), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Pamela, Justin & Madison Rose; Reserve: Little Jack Sprat (Angels Little Jack x Star Of Justice), Ex: KATIE MAHLER, O: Jessica Daudt; Top Five: Aviator A (LBA Lode Star x BA Miss Mindy), Ex: RILEY HAMMER, O: Deann & Riley Hammer; WTA Bey Ritz (FS Ritz x CR Beycandle), Ex: LINDSEY ROSS, O: Lisa and Liz Steffes; SA Prietty Good (AM Good Old Boy x Preitty Lady), Ex: CORA HOFFMANN, O: Pamela & Madison Rose.

UPHA/Equitation UPHA Arabian Breeds Challeng Cup JTR 17 & Under- Champion: Shock and Awe DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance), Ex: LANA TRAUTMAN, O: Karna & Bruce Trautman; Reserve: Prouporie DDR (Periaptor x Pro S Fieree), Ex: LAURYN RIEPMA, O: Lauryn Riepma; Top Five: CF Sweet Melissa (Baske Afire x Toriene), Ex: JESSICA VACUDA, O: Ralph

Champion HA/AA Reining Junior Horse HESA POCO PEPPY (Hesa Zee x Peppy Poco Nada), ridden by Lance Scheffel for owner Eleanor Hamilton.

Champion HA/AA Reining AAOTR HOLLYWOOD BAD BOY GP (Hollywood White x KRA Pandoras Box), ridden by owner Melissa Pasicznyk.

Champion HA/AA Mounted Native Costume ATR CF KING BEAN (Baske Afire x Highpoint’s Queensland), ridden by owner Kelli Ask.

& Jessica Vacuda; Run Forest Run (Gitar MF x Patches), Ex: EMMA ELGAN, O: Emma Elgan; DC One Man Show (Baske Afire x CR Simply Marvelous), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Pamela K & Madison Rose.

Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 15-18 - Champion: Shock and Awe DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance), Ex: LANA TRAUTMAN, O: Karna & Bruce Trautman; Reserve: Prouporie DDR (Periaptor x Pro S Fieree), Ex: LAURYN RIEPMA, O: Lauryn Riepma; Top Five: Fifty Shades of Gray (Afires Heir x Shes The Ritz), Ex: ALLIE OLLILA, O: Kaylee or Allie Ollila; Run Forest Run (Gitar MF x Patches), Ex: EMMA ELGAN, O: Emma Elgan; Heiragance (Afires Heir x AF Ellenai), Ex: REBECCA DEREZINSKI, O: Rebecca Derezinski.

Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14 & Under Champion: DC One Man Show (Baske Afire x CR Simply Marvelous), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Pamela & Madison Rose; Reserve: Motor City Madman (Baske Afire x Isabels Supreme Lady), Ex: CAMERON WORMLEY, O: Gwen Wormley; Top Five: Drambuie Louie (Supremacy’s High Time x Erinne), Ex: ALEXA GILBERT, O: Glenn & Kelly Gilbert; B Sharp CA (Noble Way x Glorious Melody), Ex: GENEVIEVE DEMUTH, O: Jill Odegard; Bogota SCA (Afire Region 10 | 33 | Ar abian Horse Times

Bey V x Brilliance V), Ex: ALLIE DERCOLE, O: Michelle Dercole.

Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under - Champion: BSF Penelope (Afires Heir x Profoundspresence), Ex: REAGAN VOKOUN, O: Buckshot Farms.

Walk/Jog Western Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under - Champion: Tamar Diamond Destiny (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite), Ex: AMINAH STRAND, O: Jody Strand; Reserve: SAS Just One Kiss ( Just N Nuff x DR Fames Lullaby), Ex: JUSTIN STRAND, O: Jody & Janice Strand; Top Five: Dun Its Finest (Hollywood Dun It x RA-Bon Shaman), Ex: REAGAN VOKOUN, O: Buckshot Farms; Tchaikovsky TL (MPA Giovanni x WC Tsassi Rose), Ex: NICOLE MROZINSKI, O: Robyn Mrozinski; Heza Fire Walker (Hesa Zee x Fire Musc), Ex: JUSTIN ROSE, O: Eleanor Hamilton.

Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump AATR Champion: Odysseh Alita JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane), Ex: MARNI BRITTON, O: Marla Koob & Marni Britton; Reserve: Proteus BPA (IXL Noble Express x Summer Romance), Ex: ABBY WEISENBERGER, O: Abby Weisenberger; Top Five: Adrenalyn (Alada Baskin x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: CLAUDIA STANNARD, O:

Champion Walk/Trot English and Country English Pleasure JTR 10 & Under BSF PENELOPE (Afires Heir x Profoundspresence), ridden by Reagan Vokoun for owner Buckshot Farms.

Champion Walk/Jog Western Pleasure JTR 10 & Under SAS JUST ONE KISS ( Just N Nuff x DR Fames Lullaby), ridden by Justin Strand for owners Jody and Janice Strand.

Champion Trail, Walk/Jog 10 & Under, All Seats Champion Showmanship AATH CARLY DESTIN TO GOLD (Gunnars Gold Guaranty SMITH with Hi Noon Serenade (PA Hi-Noon x Kasaleah EA), ridden by Jessica Bohlen for x Ubar) for owner Debbie Alt. owner Becky Bohlen.

Claudia Stannard; Payday CA (Noble Way x MD Tanqueray), Ex: ELLYN HARRIS, O: Ellyn Harris; Diamondz and Rust (Eternety x Wy Not Me), Ex: TAMMY RADOSEVICH, O: Susan Darmstadter.

Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 15-18 - Champion: Little Jack Sprat (Angels Little Jack x Star Of Justice), Ex: KATIE MAHLER, O: Jessica Daudt; Reserve: Game Tyme (Baske Afire x Tymeless Treasure), Ex: RILEY LOUGHLIN, O: Riley Loughlin; Top Five: Buckshots Maggie Mae (HS Justatemptation x Soul Kiss), Ex: EMMA WALLACE, O: Virginia or Emma Wallace; GSF Blue Chip (VCP Magnifire x Crimsonn Bay), Ex: MIA GIFFORD, O: Mia Gifford; Comradarie (Majesteit x Comrada), Ex: ELLA BOWMAN, O: Jennifer or Ella Bowman.

Hunter Seat Equitation Not to Jump JTR 14 & Under - Champion: CMS Super Chick (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Eleanor Hamilton; Reserve: Bravo Bugatti (KM Bugatti x Besqua Dia), Ex: LACIE CRUISE, O: Linda Athey; Top Five: Viper GM (GTF Aristocat x SH Anna Toska), Ex: EVIE ZACK, O: Evie Zack; Sacred Storrm ( Justify x Afire Storrm), Ex: LYDIA BECK, O: John Beck; Lolitas Audi (Audacious PS x Lolita V), Ex: GLORIANA O’NEIL, O: Miriam McGurran.

Champion Walk/Trot Hunter Pleasure JTR 10 & Under BSF SAVANNAH (Ever After NA x Soul Kiss), ridden by Reagan Vokoun for owner Buckshot Farms.

Champion Short Stirrup Reining 10 & Under BSF MARSHALL DILLON (Were Dun x Absolute Algerina), ridden by Reagan Vokoun for owner Buckshot Farms.

Champion Showmanship JTH 11-14 Champion Showmanship JTH 15-18 KATIE MAHLER with Little Jack Sprat (Angels Little MADISON ROSE with CMS Super Chick Jack x Star Of Justice) for owner Jessica Daudt. (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick) for owner Eleanor Hamilton.

Walk/Trot Hunter Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under - Champion: VA Thomas Crowne (Sir Fames HBV x Champaine N Roses), Ex: SAVANNA BOTHA, O: Cassandra Stafford; Reserve: BSF Savannah (Ever After NA x Soul Kiss), Ex: REAGAN VOKOUN, O: Buckshot Farms; Top Five: Sabel CCF (Cytosk x CCF Safire Fly), Ex: MILA RESSMEYER, O: Tessa Lindemann; Honky Tonk Cowboy (Balajkar Bey V x Tonki Tu), Ex: CECILIA BECKEN, O: Heidi Becken; ROL What an Angel (Out Of Cyte x ROL Angel Eyes), Ex: AMINAH STRAND, O: Jody Strand.

Reining Seat Equitation JTR - Champion: Hezas Sweet Dreams (Hesa Zee x Sweed Red Glow), Ex: MADISON ROSE, O: Pamela, Justin & Madison Rose.

Sport Horse Arabian In-Hand Arabian Sport Horse Stallions - Champion: SPIN DOCTOR (Falina Des Fabries x Smokey Rose), Ex: Ryan Yap, O: Kathryn or Paul Smoke; Reserve: A BIT OF FLASH (MR Cognac Bey x DBA Celebration), Ex: Gail Rentmeester, O: Kristin Urban.

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Arabian Sport Horse Mares - Champion: BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Renee Kramer; Reserve: NO GREATER HONOR (Macar x Dancing Gdynia), Ex: Nyssa Sheridan, O: Nyssa Sheridan; Top Five: AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; LM HAYLEYS GEM (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Lake Meadows LLC. Arabian Sport Horse Geldings - Champion: TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer; Reserve: AMATORIO (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Kate Wiggert-Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson; Top Five: KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Katherine and Susan Pfeil; SOHPREME DESIGN DHA (Sohlaris x Bea Doll), Ex: Caryn Auer, O: Caryn Auer; LA GRANGE RTA (Sunsational Kid x RA Loke Lani), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Red Tail Arabians LLC.

Arabian Sport Horse Stallions ATH - Champion: BEIJON (Beijing BHF x Dana Bailey), Ex: Beth Noteman, O: Beth Noteman; Reserve: ALADA FORTUNE PWA (Kayceeno PWA x Alada Vanity), Ex: Hannah Rodrigues, O: Hannah Rodrigues.

Champion Showmanship JTH 10 & Under Walk/Trot NICOLE MROZINSKI with Splendorella SC (BPA Splendor x Paardens Classic) for owner Donald LeFever.

Champion Western Horsemanship AATR MARNI BRITTON, co-owner of EAF Hesa Got Freckles (Hesa Zee x Mss Colonel Freckle) with co-owner Marla Koob.

Champion Western Horsemanship JTR MADISON ROSE, owner of Hezas Sweet Dreams (Hesa Zee x Sweet Red Glow).

Champion UPHA Arabian Breeds Challenge Cup JTR 17 & Under LANA TRAUTMAN with Shock and Awe DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance) for owners Karna and Bruce Trautman.

Champion Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 15-18 LANA TRAUTMAN with Shock and Awe DSF (Millennium LOA x Byzance) for owners Karna and Bruce Trautman.

Champion Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 14 & Under MADISON ROSE, owner of DC One Man Show (Baske Afire x CR Simply Marvelous).

Champion Walk/Trot Saddle Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under REAGAN VOKOUN with BSF Penelope (Afires Heir x Profoundspresence) for owner Buckshot Farms.

Champion Walk/Jog Western Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under AMINAH STRAND with Tamar Diamond Destiny (Neposzar x Princess Dynamite) for owner Jody Strand.

Arabian Sport Horse Mares ATH - Champion: BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Renee Kramer, O: Renee Kramer; Reserve: LM HAYLEYS GEM (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Steven Kellen, O: Lake Meadows LLC; Top Five: NO GREATER HONOR (Macar x Dancing Gdynia), Ex: Nyssa Sheridan, O: Nyssa Sheridan; PEPPERMINT PATTY RTA (Candeman x Shes Unbelieveable), Ex: Renee Kramer, O: Red Tail Arabians LLC; AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Steven Kellen, O: Amy Kellen.

Arabian Sport Horse Geldings ATH - Champion: TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), Ex: Stuart Barnhardt, O: Cathryn Bauer; Reserve: AMATORIO (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Lyric Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson; Top Five: MMARCH MMADNESS (OFW Firecracker x Hula), Ex: Makena Scott, O: Makena Scott; SOHPREME DESIGN DHA (Sohlaris x Bea Doll), Ex: Caryn Auer, O: Caryn Auer; LA GRANGE RTA (Sunsational Kid x RA Loke Lani), Ex: Renee Kramer, O: Red Tail Arabians LLC. Arabian Sport Horse Geldings JTH - Champion: AMATORIO (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), Ex: Lyric Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson; Reserve:

MMARCH MMADNESS (OFW Firecracker x Hula), Ex: Makena Scott, O: Makena Scott; Top Five: SSANTANA (Gazal Al Shaqab x Hafati Savanna), Ex: Lyric Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson.

Arabian Under Saddle Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle - Champion: A JUST JOURNEEY ( Journeey x Salut This Tomato), Ex: Jeana Radosevich, O: Char Mano; Reserve: ACES STORM (Rohara Moon Storm x Scarlet Letter X), Ex: Dawn Vandecastle, O: Dawn Vandecastle; Top Five: TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer; MAGALIER (Magnum Psyche x Paleka), Ex: Kristin Kratoska, O: Kristin or Megan Kratoska; AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen.

Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle Junior Horse - Champion: BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Renee Kramer.

Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle AOTR Champion: KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Katherine and Susan Pfeil; Reserve: BF ENFENETY (Eternety x TR Porta Vallarta), Region 10 | 35 | Ar abian Horse Times

Ex: Mary Niebler, O: Mary Niebler; Top Five: SSANTANA (Gazal Al Shaqab x Hafati Savanna), Ex: Kate Wiggert-Johnson, O: Kate WiggertJohnson; ACES STORM (Rohara Moon Storm x Scarlet Letter X), Ex: Dawn Vandecastle, O: Dawn Vandecastle; MAGALIER (Magnum Psyche x Paleka), Ex: Megan Kratoska, O: Kristin or Megan Kratoska.

Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle ATR Champion: BF ENFENETY (Eternety x TR Porta Vallarta), Ex: Mary Niebler, O: Mary Niebler; Reserve: SSANTANA (Gazal Al Shaqab x Hafati Savanna), Ex: Kate Wiggert-Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson; Top Five: ACES STORM (Rohara Moon Storm x Scarlet Letter X), Ex: Dawn Vandecastle, O: Dawn Vandecastle; TRIUMPHANT ECHO (Second Echo x Laodicea), Ex: Rachel Temp, O: Valerie or Edward Temp; MAGALIER (Magnum Psyche x Paleka), Ex: Kristin Kratoska, O: Kristin or Megan Kratoska.

Arabian Sport Horse Show Hack - Champion: KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Katherine and Susan Pfeil; Reserve: TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer.

Champion Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump AATR MARNI BRITTON, co-owner of Odysseh Alita JA (Odyssey SC x Lolita Lane) with co-owner Marla Koob.

Champion Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 15-18 KATIE MAHLER with Little Jack Sprat (Angels Little Jack x Star Of Justice) for owner Jessica Daudt.

Champion Hunter Seat Equitation Not To Jump JTR 14 & Under MADISON ROSE with CMS Super Chick (Crown Musc x Super Cindy Brick) for owner Eleanor Hamilton.

Champion Walk/Trot Hunter Seat Equitation JTR 10 & Under SAVANNA BOTHA with VA Thomas Crowne (Sir Fames HBV x Champaine N Roses) for owner Cassandra Stafford.

Champion Reining Seat Equitation JTR MADISON ROSE, owner of Hezas Sweet Dreams (Hesa Zee x Sweet Red Glow).

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Stallions SPIN DOCTOR (Falina Des Fabries x Smokey Rose), shown by Ryan Yap for owners Kathryn or Paul Smoke.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Mares BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), shown by Cathryn Bauer for owner Renee Kramer.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Gelding TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), shown by owner Cathryn Bauer.

Half-Arabian In-Hand HA/AA Sport Horse Mares - Champion: LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Reserve: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Top Five: GRACE KELLY HN (Meistermind x Etinkee), Ex: Colleen Krantz, O: Colleen Krantz; HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Dance), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer.

HA/AA Sport Horse Geldings - Champion: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Carla Brownlee, O: Carla Brownlee; Reserve: WC ALL REVED UP (Renaissance x CM Morningstar), Ex: Jamie Buedler, O: Jamie Buedler; Top Five: SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Emily Walker, O: Brody Gibson.

HA/AA Sport Horse Mares ATH - Champion: LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Steven Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Reserve: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Top Five: GRACE KELLY HN (Meistermind x Etinkee), Ex: Colleen Krantz, O: Colleen Krantz; HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Dance), Ex: Stuart Barnhardt, O: Cathryn Bauer.

HA/AA Sport Horse Geldings ATH - Champion: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Carla Brownlee, O: Carla Brownlee; Reserve: COMETS MIDNITE BANDIT (HSA Haleys Comet x Midnites Magic Genie), Ex: Beth Noteman, O: Beth Noteman; Top Five: MY ILLUSIVE STAR (Chex My Star x HM Illusive Dream), Ex: Abbygail Olson, O: Abbygail Olson; SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Brody Gibson, O: Brody Gibson.

HA/AA Sport Horse Mares JTH - Champion: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Lyric Johnson, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp.

HA/AA Sport Horse Gelding In-Hand JTH Champion: SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Brody Gibson, O: Brody Gibson; Reserve: MY ILLUSIVE STAR (Chex My Star x HM Illusive Dream), Ex: Abbygail Olson, O: Abbygail Olson.

Half-Arabian Under Saddle HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle - Champion: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Carla Brownlee; Reserve: MIKASAS BOLD STORM STORM (Opus Black Mikasa x Elects Sassy Luv), Ex: Becky Rutkowski, O: Deborah Zangl and Andrew Bean; Top Five: HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Region 10 | 36 | Ar abian Horse Times

Dance), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer; LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; SRC RING OF FIRE (Loki x SRC Lady In Red), Ex: Jeana Radosevich, O: Kathryn Platta.

HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle Junior Horse - Champion: LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Reserve: SRC RING OF FIRE (Loki x SRC Lady In Red), Ex: Jeana M Radosevich, O: Kathryn Platta.

HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle AOTR Champion: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Reserve: GRACE KELLY HN (Meistermind x Etinkee), Ex: Colleen Krantz, O: Colleen Krantz; Top Five: BUCKSHOTS MAGGIE MAE (HS Justatemptation x Soul Kiss), Ex: Emma Grace Wallace, O: Virginia Wallace or Emma Wallace; MY ILLUSIVE STAR (Chex My Star x HM Illusive Dream), Ex: Abbygail Olson, O: Abbygail Olson.

HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle ATR Champion: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Reserve:

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Stallion ATH BEIJON (Beijing BHF x Dana Bailey), shown by owner Beth Noteman.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Mare ATH BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), shown by owner Renee Kramer.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Gelding ATH TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), shown by Stuart Barnhardt for owner Cathryn Bauer.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Gelding JTH AMATORIO (Baske Afire x CL Bay Love), shown by Lyric Johnson for owner Kate Wiggert-Johnson.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle A JUST JOURNEEY ( Journeey x Salut This Tomato), ridden by Jeana Radosevich for owner Char Mano.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle and Dressage Training Level Junior Horse BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), ridden by Cathryn Bauer for owner Renee Kramer.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle AOTR KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), ridden by owner Katherine Pfeil.

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle ATR BF ENFENETY (Eternety x TR Porta Vallarta), ridden by owner Mary Niebler.

HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Carla Brownlee; Top Five: BUCKSHOTS MAGGIE MAE (HS Justatemptation x Soul Kiss), Ex: Emma Grace Wallace, O: Virginia Wallace or Emma Wallace; MY ILLUSIVE STAR (Chex My Star x HM Illusive Dream), Ex: Abbygail Olson, O: Abbygail Olson.

HA/AA Sport Horse Show Hack - Champion: MIKASAS BOLD STORM STORM (Opus Black Mikasa x Elects Sassy Luv), Ex: Becky Rutkowski, O: Deborah Zangl and Andrew Bean; Reserve: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Roberta Eisenberg, O: Carla Brownlee.

Dressage Dressage Training Level, Junior Horse Test 3 - Champion: BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Renee Kramer; Reserve: LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Top Five: DONNA ELENA (Don Caruso x Emiliana), Ex: Kerry Johnson-Miljan, O: Kerry Johnson-Miljan; LA GRANGE RTA (Sunsational Kid x RA Loke Lani), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Red Tail Arabians LLC; ALADA FORTUNE PWA (Kayceeno

PWA x Alada Vanity), Ex: Hannah Rodrigues, O: Hannah Rodrigues.

Dressage Training Level, Test 3 - Champion: HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Dance), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer; Reserve: AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Top Five: LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; SSANTANA (Gazal Al Shaqab x Hafati Savanna), Ex: Kate Wiggert-Johnson, O: Kate WiggertJohnson; BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Renee Kramer.

Dressage Training Level, Test 3 ATR - Champion: DV BEL LAGIO (LH Bel Ami x LPR Pornaska), Ex: Ann Hammann, O: Ann Hammann; Reserve: SSANTANA (Gazal Al Shaqab x Hafati Savanna), Ex: Kate Wiggert-Johnson, O: Kate Wiggert-Johnson; Top Five: BFA AALAYIA ( JA Magnificat x Shes Bad To The Bone), Ex: Karen Jensen, O: Karen Jensen; BOLERO RTA (Baske Afire x Martina Van Ryad), Ex: Renee Kramer, O: Renee Kramer; MY ILLUSIVE STAR (Chex My Star x HM Illusive Dream), Ex: Abbygail Olson, O: Abbygail Olson.

Dressage First Level, Test 3 - Champion: AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Region 10 | 37 | Ar abian Horse Times

Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Amy Kellen; Reserve: HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Dance), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer; Top Five: SW ABEDNEGO (R Monteeego Bay x Hi-Rise Quintana), Ex: Gail Rentmeester, O: Gail Rentmeester; LM HAYLEYS GEM (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), Ex: Amy Kellen, O: Lake Meadows LLC. Dressage First Level, Test 3 ATR - Champion: DONNA ELENA (Don Caruso x Emiliana), Ex: Kerry Johnson-Miljan, O: Kerry Johnson-Miljan.

Dressage Second Level, Test 3 - Champion: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Roberta Eisenberg, O: Carla Brownlee; Reserve: GRACE KELLY HN (Meistermind x Etinkee), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Colleen Krantz.

Dressage Second Level, Test 3 AOTR Champion: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Reserve: GRACE KELLY HN (Meistermind x Etinkee), Ex: Colleen Krantz, O: Colleen Krantz.

Dressage Third Level, Test 3 - Champion: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Roberta Eisenberg, O: Carla Brownlee; Reserve: MIKASAS BOLD STORM (Opus

Champion Arabian Sport Horse Show Hack KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), ridden by owner Katherine Pfeil.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Mare LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), shown by owner Amy Kellen.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Mare ATH Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Gelding Open LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x and ATH HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), shown by owner Carla Brownlee. Mahoganys Gem), shown by Steven Kellen for owner Amy Kellen.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle Junior Horse LM WERTHE GEM (Donnerwerth x Mahoganys Gem), ridden by owner Amy Kellen.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Mare JTH Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Gelding JTH FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans x College Tuition), shown by Lyric Johnson for Spitfire), shown by owner Brody Gibson. owner Stephanie Eckelkamp.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), ridden by Katherine Pfeil for owner Carla Brownlee.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle AOTR FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), ridden by owner Stephanie Eckelkamp.

Champion Dressage Training Level, Test 3 Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Show Hack HOTSTEPPER RTA (Sandor x Flame Dance), MIKASAS BOLD STORM STORM (Opus ridden by owner Cathryn Bauer.

Black Mikasa x Elects Sassy Luv), ridden by Becky Rutkowski for owners Deborah Zangl and Andrew Bean.

Champion HA/AA Sport Horse Under Saddle ATR FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), ridden by owner Stephanie Eckelkamp.

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Champion Dressage Training Level, Test 3 ATR DV BEL LAGIO (LH Bel Ami x LPR Pornaska), ridden by owner Ann Hammann.

Champion Dressage First Level, Test 3 AK HALEY LUJAH (HSA Haleys Comet x Mahoganys Gem), ridden by owner Amy Kellen.

Champion Dressage First Level, Test 3 ATR DONNA ELENA (Don Caruso x Emiliana), ridden by owner Kerry Johnson-Miljan.

Champion Dressage Second Level, Test 3 Champion Dressage Fourth Level, Test 3 AOTR and Third Level, Test 3 ATR FAMES KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Khurina Y), ridden by owner Katherine Pfeil.

Tuition), ridden by owner Stephanie Eckelkamp.

Black Mikasa x Elects Sassy Luv), Ex: Becky Rutkowski, O: Deborah Zangl and Andrew Bean; Top Five: TAKEHEART (Aclsic Raff x Akma Azure Bey), Ex: Cathryn Bauer, O: Cathryn Bauer.

Dressage Third Level, Test 3 ATR - Champion: FAMES HARLEY GIRL (The Color Of Fame x College Tuition), Ex: Stephanie Eckelkamp, O: Stephanie Eckelkamp; Reserve: KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Katherine and Susan Pfeil; Top Five: HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Carla Brownlee.

Dressage Fourth Level, Test 3 - Champion: KNIGHT THYME SA (Pryme Thyme x Khurina Y), Ex: Katherine Pfeil, O: Katherine and Susan Pfeil.

Dressage Intro Level Test B Walk/Trot 10 & Under - Champion: MATONSK (Zodiac Matador x Madanska), Ex: Tegan Schickowski, O: Tegan or Marie Schickowski; Reserve: SUPREME GLORY (Heir To Glory x Sultans Spitfire), Ex: Brody Gibson, O: Brody Gibson.

Champion Dressage Intro Level Test B Walk/ Trot 10 & Under MATONSK (Zodiac Matador x Madanska), ridden by owner Tegan Schickowski.

Leadline Leadline JTR 2-6 Years Old - Champion: DC Benedict (Besson Carol x Jusst One Look), Ex: DAYNE SELLMAN, O: Angela Sellman; Champion: Rohara AmericanLegend ( Justafire DGL x Miz American Pie), Ex: EVELYN THOMAS, O: Hadley Ames; Champion: Tamar Sweet Nicky D (Tamar Nickoli x Tamar Sweet Caroline), Ex: CHARLEY GOEBEL, O: Kathryn Cook; Champion: Fyre Away CA (Noble Way x Amberr Fyre), Ex: BROOKLYN LUITJENS, O: Angela Seefeld; Champion: Ramses Bey Rum (Ramses Black Magnum x Ames Party Doll), Ex: BROOKE GOEBEL, O: Jennifer Goebel; Champion: Night Movess (NV Beau Bey x Enchantment Bey), Ex: CHARLOTTE WINTHEISER, O: Shirley Theede; Champion: Splendorella SC (BPA Splendor x Paardens Classic), Ex: CARSYN KLIEWER, O: Donald LeFever; Champion: Prussian Sundance CFT (Sundance Kid V x Prussia DSA), Ex: COLTON MALLET, O: Lori & Ashley Corbin; Champion: Pistalerro WLF (Alerro x Miss Keemophire), Ex: MOXIE LOU BURTON, O: Paige Nolte; Champion: AR Forever Young (ZT Shakfantasy x Brumarba Sunshain), Ex: ADDISON KNAUF, O: Taylor Schultz.

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Champion Dressage Second and Third Levels, Test 3 HUDSON KD (Oskar II x NW Silver Gemini), ridden by Roberta Eisenberg for owner Carla Brownlee.

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An Orphan Filly And A New Age Miracle

by Christy Egan

Mis Suzee and her new orphan foal.

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f you have more than one or two foals a year, it’s bound to happen sooner or later … an orphan foal. It happened in the wee hours of the morning on May 2nd of this year, when Eleanor Hamilton’s Quarter Horse mare, Von More Time, gave birth to a beautiful half-Arabian chestnut filly. The mare’s uterus prolapsed along with part of her colon, and within minutes she had lost a great deal of blood and quickly died. Breeding Manager Mark Coombs discovered the mare’s body and a very active little filly at dawn.

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“The mare was three weeks early, had shown no sign of imminent foaling, and had no bag,” Mark said sadly. “The orphan foal became our immediate and urgent concern, of course. All of our babies are very precious, but this was also a daughter of the late Hesa Zee, which made her doubly important to us.” Mark’s first move was to call Dr. Marta Powers at Anoka Equine Veterinary Services located in Elk River, Minn., and ask for immediate, emergency assistance.

It was obvious the filly had not nursed or received the vitally important colostrum from her mother. Dr. Powers arrived at the farm in record time.

“I got to the farm and we picked up the filly, literally,” said Dr. Powers. “I drove while another person held her in the front passenger seat and carried her that way over to the clinic. We have donor mare colostrum frozen and available, and because the filly had not yet suckled, we gave her the initial colostrum through a nasogastric tube. The baby was hungry, strong, and mature at birth with no abnormalities.” Dr. Powers was able to draw on past experiences and information from experts across the veterinary profession, including Dr. Kimberly Voller, her mentor at Anoka Equine. Recently, after three years of close work and tutelage from Dr. Voller, Dr. Powers had taken over the majority of reproduction services at Anoka Equine when Dr. Voller retired. While Dr. Powers got the new filly acclimated and fed at the clinic, Mark was busy selecting an ideal foster mother candidate from Eleanor’s Arabian herd.

Arriving at the Anoka Clinic in comfort.

“We needed a barren mare with a good history of foaling and mothering offspring,” Mark says. “I selected the 25-yearold purebred Arabian Xenophonn daughter, Mis Suzee, aka “Tommy.” We did not rebreed her in 2016 because of her age, but her record has been impeccable. She’s produced ten registered purebred and Half-Arabian foals since 2000, including three in 2014, 2015 and 2016. She’s a great mother and I was pretty confident about her candidacy for this procedure. The same day the filly was born, I loaded Tommy into a two-horse trailer and took her over to the clinic where she was stalled across from the orphan filly. Upon arrival, she was injected with her first series of hormones.”

Getting acquainted in the traditional way.

The induction of lactation in mares without the need of a current pregnancy has been in the works for about 15 years.

The technique Dr. Powers used was based upon the research performed by Dr. Daels out of Belgium. Although the mares treated with this protocol do not produce colostrum at this point, they can be induced to produce adequate milk and to accept a foal, providing they are barren mares that have successfully produced and nurtured a foal in the past. The hormone protocol stimulates the mare to accept the foal

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Mis Suzee and “Zee Dibs” at Eleanor’s.

and to produce milk and nurse. The foals may have to be supplemented with a milk replacer until the mare’s milk achieves necessary volume.

“Tommy was great,” says Marta. “After four days of bottle feeding, we took the filly into the mare’s stall to visit. We let Tommy sniff the baby, and gave her the opportunity to accept the foal. The first time or two she nursed we held the mare and watched carefully for any signs of rejection.”

“I thought she was wonderful with the filly,” laughs Mark. “After the second time, she protested our taking the filly out of the stall; ‘bring that foal back!’ She took the filly and refused to give her back to us. It was great!”

“There are no guarantees that the mare will accept the baby,” says Marta, “but, having qualified that, we’ve had three foals orphaned and adopted this year at the clinic with this procedure and all were success stories. The procedure skips a lot of nature’s natural hormonal cascade process. Nevertheless, it’s incredibly peaceful, quiet and kind here, when the mares are accepting the foals. It’s amazing how quickly they start nickering for the baby, nuzzling and licking them.”

One day shy of a week after her birth and the loss of her birth mother, the filly and her new mom loaded into a trailer and headed home to Eleanor’s. Nine of the 13 foals due this year at Eleanor’s were already on the ground at the time and this new daughter of Hesa Zee had plenty of friends to meet and play with in the green grass of summer; and thanks to a “god send” new process, a terrific mom to run to for a hot meal and love. n

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A frica Healthcare Teachings and A rabian Horses How A Shared Passion Created A Full Circle Friendship

by Catherine Cole Ferandelli

Passion is often defined as a strong or extravagant fondness, enthusiasm, or desire for something. Certainly, this depiction ‘nails it’ in describing our love for the Arabian horse!

Still, passion conjoins other passions. And that is how fellow Arabian horse lovers Chloe Holmes and Dr. Leah Greenspan Hodor took a happenstance moment to cultivate a shared humanitarian cause in imparting healthcare teachings to others.

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Scottsdale, 2017 may be recollected by many with prize-winning memories, or a continued cloud burst washout! To Dr. Leah and Chloe, however, their memory lies with a chance meeting.

“After 25 years away from Arabian horses and showing,” Dr. Leah recalls, “my daughters, Romi and Roxi, and I came back into it together. Trainer Cathy Vincent of Adandy Farms, whom I’d known for many years, gratefully took us on, and among other things told us we needed new show clothes.” She continues, “So here we were at Show Season, and in breezed this lovely young woman.” That young lady was Chloe Holmes, daughter of Terry and Melissa Holmes, currently a George Washington University Master degree candidate in Public Health. Learning this, Leah laughs, “It was inevitable she and I would start talking about the medical field. Quickly I realized Chloe had a real zest for involvement in global health teachings, and I knew I had to tell her about Vital Health Africa.”

Founded in 2015, 501 (c)3 Vital Health Africa (VHA) was created from a new friendship on the tennis court between tennis partners Janis Simon and Dr. Leah. Janis, an art teacher with a long history of philanthropy, had long dreamed of working hands-on with children; in fact, traveling to Africa in 2009 and 2010 to do site visits with the then newly formed Segal Family Foundation. The treks, while enlightening and educational, revealed a clear need for teaching as much as donating. Dr. Leah, who had completed medical school and become board certified in pediatrics and neonatal medicine, is a Neonatologist at a large community hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland. She had developed extensive experience during her humanitarian missions in both Sub Saharan Africa and Haiti where she taught Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) and Essential Care for Every Baby (ECEB). Dr. Leah is a Master Trainer in HBB, ECEB, and is a certified instructor for S.T.A.B.L.E. Both Janis and Leah had witnessed well-intended projects falter and fold in a short period of time without really meeting the people or learning the culture.

They both longed to work hands-on, using their teaching skills to make a difference in an educational, medical and humanitarian mission by providing practical low cost, high impact intervention in maternal, newborn and child health in Sub Saharan Africa.

Packed with passion but little capital, Leah and Janis chanced on another bet—again on the tennis court. Leah chuckles, “Barry Segal, Founder of the Segal Family Foundation challenged us to a game, the stakes being the funding of equipment to pilot our project. Taking our partnership back to the tennis court, we played against Barry and Dolly Segal. Needless to say, Janis and I won—in so many ways.”

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“moment in time.” Beginning with a recollection of saddle seat competition as youth riders, Dr. Leah and Chloe quickly shifted subjects to another common bond: making a difference in global health. Chloe thinks back, “I was so fortunate that our shared love for the Arabian horse brought about our chance meeting while in Scottsdale. Dr. Leah had this aura of uplifting purpose, and she created an open door to opportunities and to helping others.” Chloe realized a similarity to her life-long love for horses, explaining “Being involved with horses since childhood taught me to be focused, strong and goal setting, but most importantly, it brought to light my love of caring for others, be it horses or people. Vital Health Africa’s goal to save lives and teach others how to do the same, is the reason I wanted to become involved, and I hoped to use what I have learned to continue helping people in the future as a physician and global health advocate.”

Chloe got the opportunity to go to Uganda with Vital Health Africa in June. Although the funded spots were filled, Chloe was undeterred. Armed with a powerful message, Chloe’s Go Fund Me campaign was boosted mostly by individuals from the Arabian horse industry, resulting in enough donations to get her on board and off to Uganda. Her activities included involvement in setting and implementing health education and neonatal resuscitation training.

Chloe was also a vital team member tutoring primary and secondary school at Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project with Dr. Leah’s daughters and team of young volunteers. Dr. Leah’s stance? “Chloe was a rock star!” Vital Health Africa is now supporting Chloe’s return trip in October where she will beworking as a trainer for neonatal resuscitation and following up on the research project she hashelped implement.

Both Dr. Leah and Chloe concur, “Life is like a game of pool. A hit ball can affect many. Whether showing Arabian horses or making a difference with healthcare teachings in Uganda, doing what you love is always about the journey, not the prize.” n

Vital Health Africa is a humanitarian, medical, and educational mission providing low cost, high impact intervention in maternal, newborn, child health in Sub Saharan Africa.

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Jaime pictured with the legendary Strike at GallĂşn Farms (2008).

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A TOUCH OF STYLE

A TOUCH OF ST YLE Jaime Johnson How long have you been associated with the Arabian horse industry? The Arabian horse industry has always been a part of my life … I was born into it. My father trained Arabians, I began showing when I was 10 years old, and at certain times throughout my young adulthood, my level of involvement varied but I’ve never really had “time away” from the community.

Where did you go to school or how did you learn your craft? I graduated from California Lutheran University with a BA in Communications and emphasis in Public Relations/Advertising, but I learned a majority of my design skills from working off and on with Jennifer Trickey throughout my college and post-college years. She would give me small jobs throughout the busy season, and ultimately, I learned more about successful designs from her critiques and suggestions than I could ever learn in a classroom.

What made you choose design? In my early days of grooming for Greg and Nancy at Gallún Farms, is when I met Jennifer Trickey. At the time, Greg and Nancy had insisted that I continue my college education, but like any 18 year old, I really had no idea what to study. After meeting Jenn, it dawned on me that I could possibly work within the horse/ Arabian industry in the design/advertising field … which would be something I could do long-term as a career. After that, I started taking graphic design

Have you been involved with various different aspects of the Arabian horse industry? And if so, please share your road of travel. I started in the industry working and showing with my father, David Stachler throughout my childhood and teenage years. After high school, I worked for Greg and Nancy Gallún as a groom while starting college, left to finish school and then took a short break from working in the industry. I went back to work for the Gallúns as a breeding/farm manager from 2007-2011 and then started working in the design field. I worked independently for a short time, until I was offered a position at AHA working remotely from my home. I left AHA in May of 2016 to start my own business, Jaime Johnson Designs LLC, and I’ve never been happier.

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Jaime and Justin Johnson.

Jaime with her husband Justin and their daughter, Zola.

and advertising courses and would sit over Jenn’s shoulder and watch her work whenever I could. Ultimately, I didn’t start designing full time until 2011 when I met my husband, and moved away from Gallún Farms.

When it comes to your design, what would describe your sense of style? My personal sense of style in design is modern, clean and minimalist. However, when it comes to my projects, I really try to gear my work towards the clients sense of style or the horse.

What design have you done in the Arabian horse industry that you are most proud of? I have a long list of work that I’m really proud of, and I’ll have to wait until the show season is over before I can name a “Top Ten.” What has the Arabian horse industry provided for you? The list is so long, but in brief, the Arabian horse and those people within the industry have taught me some of life’s greatest lessons, introduced me to some of my closest lifelong friends, and has ultimately allowed me a career and livelihood doing what I love.

When you design an advertising campaign for a client, what is the most important aspect that you take into consideration? All advertising campaigns I put together for clients are customized for the budget, ideal target market and maximum exposure over the given amount of time.

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Do your subjects speak to you? Photos do … and the style of a particular horse or client does as well.

Where do you get your inspiration from? It varies really … often times, the photos provided, or background images inspire certain ideas.

What is your favorite part of what you do? I simply enjoy creating beautiful things.

Name some of your favorite designs … A few of my favorites from this year: Kendyl Peters editorial (AHT Feb), the Marquise Invitational Auction Catalog, Cedar Ridge “English is our Game” ad (AHT May).

Who would you like to design for? I’m privileged to design for those clients that I have thus far, and am always open to designing for new clients and/ or horses.

How do you overcome ‘designers-block’?

Generally when a design is stumping me, I tend to walk away … and move on to something completely off-subject. Often, it’s cleaning or preparing dinner (I love to cook), sometimes it’s going on a walk, or running a few errands, but it’s almost always productive in some other form or fashion.

How do you like to spend your time away from work? I spend it being a mom and a wife. My husband is incredibly supportive of what I do, but since we both often have time-consuming careers, we try to dedicate our free time to each other and our daughter, Zola.

What is your perfect day? The perfect “real-life” day is a weekend when there aren’t any horse shows or deadlines approaching, I can ignore my email and phone … and my daughter sleeps in past 8 am (they do happen every now and again).

If you could describe yourself in one word, what would it be? Uber-organized.

Jaime’s daughter Zola.

been a natural workaholic, but when I met my husband, he really pushed me to have a set “end” to my workday and to take more time for myself and our relationship. Of course, nothing reaffirmed that more than when our daughter was born, and she became the center, and most important priority in our world. It’s taken adjustments and some flexibility from time to time, but over the last four years of being a wife, and two years of being a mom, I’ve learned that work stays in my office … and when I’m with my husband and daughter, I’m 100% in the present with them. n

What keeps you centered? Most definitely my husband, Justin and my daughter, Zola. I’ve always

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~ Tandy Family YMCA | 5005 S. Darlington Ave. | 918-280-9622 Near the DoubleTree - Yale & 51st ~ Downtown Tulsa YMCA | 418 S. Main St. | 918-583-9622 ~ Westside Branch YMCA | 5400 S. Olympia Ave. | 918-446-1424 Hwy. 75 & Hwy. 44 ~ WL Hutcherson Branch YMCA | 1120 E. Pine St. | 918-382-9622 N. of 244 off 75 & E. Pine St.

LaFortune Park

5202 S. Hudson Ave | 918-496-6220 at Yale & 51st A large city park with sports fields, tennis courts, a pool, playground, toddler playground, golf, 5K trail, fishing and community center

Mohawk Park Golf Course

5223 E. 41st St. N | 918-425-6871 Offers two golf courses, a practice range, retail shop and a cafeteria-style eatery.

SwingFit - Golf Fitness & Performance Training

3345 S. Harvard Ave. | 918-743-3737 Individual assessment, testing and expert help to identify how to improve your handicap with the latest advances in golf fitness and performance training in combination with evidence-based orthopedic medical care. Call for an assessment!

River Parks Trail

3498 Riverside Dr. | 918-596-2001 Along the shore of the Arkansas River, enjoy a riverside network of trails, picnic areas and outdoor art with bicycling, kayaking, rowing and fishing.

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Entertainment...

Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame

111 East First Street | 918-928-5299 Showcases Blues, Gospel, and Jazz musicians, as well as music groups from the state of Oklahoma. Housed in an Art Deco building that was once a railway station in downtown Tulsa, you will find artifacts, memorabilia, and photographs relating to Oklahoma musicians.

Philbrook Museum of Art

2727 South Rockford Rd. | 918-749-7941 Set in an Italian Renaissance villa style, this nationally recognized museum, is the former 72-room mansion of Waite Phillips, and is in the Top 50 museums of the United States; one of only five that has a combination of collections, such as Picasso and Andrew Wyeth, beautiful gardens to stroll, and is a historical home.

Gilcrease Museum

1400 N Gilcrease Museum Rd. | 918-596-2700 The world’s’ largest and most comprehensive collection is composed of art and anthropology, showcasing 400 years and 13,000 pieces of artwork. Some pieces from the anthropology portion date back to the original prehistoric groups and civilizations from North, Central, and South America.

Woodward Park & Gardens Historic District

2101 South Peoria Ave. | 918-746-5125 Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, the park is known for its upper and lower rock gardens, glass conservatory, formal terraces and rose garden, which contains 250 varieties and over 9,000 roses.

Tulsa Art Deco Museum

511 South Boston Ave. | 918-417-6544 A marvelous collection from the age of Art Deco in Tulsa’s historic Philcade Building.

Tulsa Zoo

6421 East 36th St. N | 918-669-6600 85 acres located in Mohawk Park, it is one of the largest city parks in the U.S. Petting zoo and exhibits include species from Africa, Asia, Oceans & Islands, Tropical American Rainforests and more.

Zip Lines - Postoak Lodge and Retreat 5323st St. N | 918-425-2112 20 minutes from fairgrounds.

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

8306 E 61st St. | 918-877-7700 Fun, indoor trampoline park with freestyle bouncing, dodge ball, foam zone, ultimate volleyball, and Skyslam.

Glo night Friday and Saturday night.

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In Memoriam

Blacklord Arabi (1983-2017)

The legendary Blacklord Arabi took his final breath on 7/3/17 at 34 years old—an especially amazing age considering he wasn’t expected to live past the age of 12, having been professionally poisoned in 1994, but miraculously surviving. He was also not expected to be fertile after being poisoned, but proved us wrong once again with his final foals arriving in 2000, when we chose to retire him.

For years, Blacklord Arabi (Princeton Faaris x SG Adhanna), was the leading sire of black Arabians in the world. He was also the Leading Black Arabian Sire of Class A Champions and Regional Top Tens in halter, English, western, driving, hunter, jumper, dressage and sport horse.

Twenty-three of his sons and daughters were exported to breeders and dignitaries of other countries, including the Sultan of Oman.

Arabi maintained his famous blue-black color to the very end. His color never faded, even though he spent hours in the sun every day of his life. And, in spite of his age, he was in good flesh, fully shed off and his coat was shiny and sleek.

Arabi was beloved by thousands around the world. He is still referenced on the internet.

His family, Timber Lane Estates, was with him at his passing and miss him dearly.

Rohara Moon Storm+// (1987-2017)

Rohara Moon Storm (Moonstone Bey V x Rohara Tsultress) was an outstanding horse as an individual and as a sire. He himself, was a National Champion in three different divisions: 1991 Western Pleasure Jr. Horse and 1995 Western Pleasure Open; 1996 Reserve Hunter Pleasure AOTR and 2004 Working Cow Horse Open. He also went on to sire 127 registered foals. Of those foals, 77 were shown and 39 were Nationals Champions and 35 Reserve National Champions.

Moon was super athletic and passed that on to his foals. He was the epitome of form to function—he was built to do his job. Most of his foals were also built just as square and sound as he was. His conformation was even rewarded the one time he was shown in halter with a National Top Ten in the Futurity Colt class.

Moon was tough and had a “never say no” attitude. He loved to work and was always up for a new challenge. His owner and person for 25 years of his life, Vallejo III, Inc.’s Bob Hart, is quoted as saying, “Moon Strom was the greatest horse that I ever sat on! He could almost read my mind and knew what I wanted next. He loved to go and show! I will miss him tremendously.”

Moon went out just like he did with everything … on his own terms. He died out in his pasture on a beautiful day in Oklahoma with Bob at his side. His memory will live on through his get.

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Index Of Advertisers A Al Maya Arabians............................................................................................. 109

Anderson, Jennifer & Jamal............................................................................... 19 Ankat Training................................................................................................. 107

Arabian Expressions...................................................................................... 10,11

Maximuck, Nancy................................................................................. 24, 26, 30 McConaughey Training Centre..........................................................5R10 (119)

McGill’s............................................................................................................. 179

MD Equine, LLC.............................................................................................. 18 Midwest....................................................................................................... 93, BC

Arabian Soul Partners..........................................................................13A.I. (61)

Milestone Arabians............................................................................................. 33

Avalon Crest Arabians.........................................................................4R10 (118)

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Arabians International.............................................................. 24A.I. (72), 74-76

B Beloveds Farm...................................................................................... IFC-3, 100

BL Ranch......................................................................................................98, 99

Brookhill Arabians.......................................................................110, 7R10 (121)

C Cedar Ridge Arabians........ 22-23A.I. (70-71), 110, 114, 1R10 (115), 184, IBC

Chrishan Park Arabians...........................................................................104, 105 CME Arabian Equities................................................................................ 10, 11

Color Of Fame Arabians.................................................................................. 109 Conway Arabians......................................................................................102, 113

Culbreth Equine Training & Management...................................................... 77

Cylent Arabians LLC......................................................................................... 34

D DePaolo Equine Concepts...............................................................................8, 9

E El Tino Partners....................................................................... 10-11A.I. (58, 59)

Eleanor’s Arabians............................................................................................ 160 Esperanza Arabians.................................................................. 21A.I. (69), 74-77

F Finney, Elaine................................................................................................27-29 Frierson Atkinson............................................................................................. 181

Mix CO – Tulsa................................................................................................ 176

North Arabians.....................................................................................15A.I. (63)

O Oak Ridge Arabians........................................................................................... 93 Orrion Farms.................................................................................................... BC

P PCF Arabians.......................................................................................14A.I. (62)

Perfect Products.................................................................................................. 78

Perkins, Perry & Suzanne....................................................................17A.I. (65)

Polo Grill........................................................................................................... 174 Prhyme Downtown Steakhouse ..................................................................... 177

Psynergy Enterprise Developments, LLC......................................... 12A.I. (60)

Q Qaasual Elegance Arabians.............................................................................. 109

Quarry Hill Farm............................................................................................. 107

R R.O. Lervick Arabians..................................................................................... 181 Rancho Arabco......................................................................... 10-11A.I. (58, 59)

Randle Performance Horses............................................................................... 36 Red Tail Arabians...................................................................... 44R10 (158), 159

Risen, Nancy & Bob........................................................................................... 32

Royal Arabians.................................................................................................. 182

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Grand Arabian Farm....................................................................................94, 95

Sarah Paripovich Training...................................................................6R10 (120)

Guzzo Worldwide LLC................................................................................... 182

Setting Sun Stables........................................................................................18-21

GRK Farms.................................................................................. 20A.I. (68), 108

H Hegg, Mrs. Mickey.......................................................................................... 181 Hesten Park...........................................................................................8R10 (122)

Howell, Edie....................................................................................................... 36

I IIB Farms.......................................................................................................32-35

Ilercil, Darcy & Alp.............................................................................19A.I. (67)

Scion Arabians.................................................................................................. 106 Shada, Inc..............................................................................................4R10 (118) Shadow Oak Arabians...................................................................................... 109

Shea Stables....................................................................................................... 181 Sherman Ranch................................................................................................. 101

Smith Horse Company..................................................................................... 107 Southern Oaks Farm....................................................................................96, 97 Springwater Farms.........................................................................................22-31

Sugar Hill Farm, LLC..................................................................................... 103

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Sun King Farms................................................................................................ 109

Jenkner, Kim & Bitsy......................................................................................... 19

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Jessica Cole Training Stables...............................................................9R10 (123)

JTR Group................................................................................................ 176, 177

Juniper – Tulsa ................................................................................................. 176

K Kiesner...........................................................................................................96, 97

L Lesley Farms LLC.............................................................................................FC Lisa Markley Arabians.........................................................................16A.I. (64)

Tavolo – Tulsa .................................................................................................. 176

The Hat Lady................................................................................................... 181

U Utica Square...................................................................................................... 175

V Vallejo Ranch LLC.............................................................................................. 7 Valley Oak Arabians.............................................................................18A.I. (66)

Varian Arabians.................................................................................................... 5 Verona Fiere........................................................................................................ 73

M Mahogany Prime Steakhouse.......................................................................... 178

Maroon Fire Arabians...................................................................................... 181 Martoglio, Andrea & Richard........................................................................... 20

Vesada Encantada Arabians............................................................................. 107

W Wilkins Livestock Insurers, Inc....................................................................... 181

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2017 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS FROM CEDAR RIDGE ARABIANS AMES INSPIRATION | A Noble Cause x Justa New Look Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 36-54 and ABS Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR Jackpot with Lara Ames Arabian Country Pleasure Driving AAOTD with Dick Ames AMES NUTORIOUS | Undulata’s Nutcracker x Toi Jabaska AEPA Halcon Furniture $50,000 Half-Arabian English Pleasure Futurity with Laura Rodel HA/AA English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Lara Ames BOLD N SASSY CRF | A Noble Cause x Sweet Dreams HA/AA Country English Pleasure Futurity with Laura Rodel DA SLIM SHADY | Triften+/ x Bey Diva HA/AA English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Jennifer Glomski FIRE IT UP CRF | Baske Afire x On Tulsa Time HA/AA English Pleasure Futurity with Josh Shino NOBELISTIC CRF | A Noble Cause x Toi Jabaska Arabian English Pleasure AAOTR 40 & Over with Lara Ames AEPA Arabian Horse Times $100,000 Arabian English Pleasure Futurity SHF ENCORE | Apollopalooza x SMS Forever Bay Arabian Pleasure Driving AAOTD with Dick Ames SUPREME GLAMOR CRF | Noble Supreme CRF x Glamorize HA/AA Country English Pleasure Furturity with Laura Rodel TA MOZART | Kordelas x Marieta Arabian Reining Horse and Arabian Reining Horse AAOTR with Dick Ames TOI DANIELS | Black Daniels x R Secret Toi Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR Maturity and Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 55 & Over with Roberta Lembke TOI FABULOUS CRF | Matoi x Fantasy Watch HA/AA ABS Country English Pleasure AAOTR Jackpot with Lara Ames TOI SLAMTASTIC CRF | Matoi x Fantasy Watch HA/AA Pleasure Driving AAOTD with Dick Ames TOI SUPREME CRF | Matoi x Alpha Phi HA/AA Country English Pleasure AATR 36-54 and HA/AA ABS Country English Pleasure AAOTR Jackpot with Lara Ames

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