2018 Winter Edition

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EXC ELS IO R STABLES

STLA RUMPELBUCKSKIN 4X Sport Horse National Top Ten Dressage Training Level and In-Hand owned and shown by Nicolien Muller and Laura Leitch

AFIRES SOLDIER ++/ Multi-Regional Champion Multi-National Top Ten Country Jr Horse & AAOTR owned and shown Suzanne Calnan

REYVOLUTION Sport Horse National Champion Dressage Training Level AAOTR owned and shown

by Marla Patterson

AAHABC Gold Sponsors Cora Breakfast & Lunch Flightline Farm Arabians Lori & Nicole Quinn Serenity Farms Seymour Investments

AAHABC Silver Sponsors Artisan Arabians Chardonnay Arabians Hermen Geertsema Equine Terlecki Team Vanderveen Hay Sales Willow Acres Wise Equine

AAHABC Class Sponsors Lori Gido & Jaro New York Grill & Bistro Krystal Savard Alyssa Hankey Tony Boucher Kevin Lane Skip Peeler Brenda Driediger Warren & Jan Fertig Redco Environmental Petersen Trailer Ltd. Christine Gilmour Alyson Banner

Desert Moon Arabians Pringle Farms Alfa Hay Transit Ltd. Reed Training Gillian Fraser Russ & Jenna Mosley Kathrine Gilker Debbie Thompson Tea Rose Arabians West Coast Training Coast Capital Savings The Prowse Family The Mostowich Family

Product Sponsors IGA 200th & 28th Vanderveens The Bennett Otter Co-op Greenhawk DryGuy

Tony Boucher JD Turkey Rempel Bros Concrete Lehigh Hanson Materials Flightline Farm Arabians Cora Breakfast and Lunch

OUR SPONSORS

There is a long list of people to thank for sponsorships this year and we are so appreciative of your continued support!

A A H A B C T E AM President: Nicolien Muller Vice President: Brenda Driediger Treasurer: Berni Van Lieshout Secretary: Debbie Thompson Board of Directors: Doug Archibald Joan Arnett Maureen Gough Seleyna Holowinko Laura Leitch Shelby Preston Bonnie Schneider Ashley Lauren Toye Alternate: Tracy Douglas Nicole Quinn Jade Scheu Jibbah Editor: Ashley Lauren Toye Past President: Kimberly Toye

FRO M YO U R P R ES ID ENT Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to our AAHABC Family and Friends.

Wishing you happiness at this wonderful time of the year.

Thank you to our 2018 Directors who have given so much to our Club during this busy year. Thank you to our exhibitors and supporters who attend our shows and contributed to our success in 2018! We appreciate you.

Our AAHABC Supporters, through sponsorships, volunteering and showing made the Region 17 Championship very successful. As a result of our success, we are very pleased to have been awarded the 2019 Region 17 Championships.

We will need your support once again so thanking you in advance. The Prize List for both the AAHABC PreShow and the Regional Show should be available in January. In addition to holding the Region 17 PreShow, we will have a concurrent Region 3 Qualifier.

We received requests to do this as the Region 3 Championships will be held in Reno in 2019 spiking interest with our club members.

We held our Annual General Meeting on November 19th and we are welcoming new Directors. Selena Holowinko, Shelby Preston and Ashley Lauren Toye to the board. In addition, we have Nicole Quinn and Jade Scheu who have volunteered to assist the Club as Alternate Directors. Welcome, ladies!

Of course, this means that some of our Directors have stepped down. Thank You to Kimberly Toye for her many years as President and to Leslie Harper for doing

a stellar job of collecting Sponsorships.

We appreciate that Gord Leitch has volunteered to continue setting our Dressage Ring, he is a wizard at creating straight lines with our rails! Linda Picul and Tracy Douglas will continue to be involved in our club as well. Susan MacDonald is stepping down and we thank her for her support over the past two years. To our long serving Directors who have agreed to stay on for yet another year, thank you: Berni, Laura, Doug, Joan, Bonnie, Debbie, Maureen and Brenda. A big thank you to Berni who spent countless hours working hard to get our new AAHABC Constitution through the approval process with the Government of BC. No one person can do it all, but together we can.

We continue to be very proud of our Club’s exhibitors both at home at our Club Events and at out of province shows during 2018. You are amazing.

Please have a look at the results posted in this edition for Sport Horse Nationals/ Nampa, Idaho), Canadian Nationals/ Brandon, Manitoba and US Nationals/ Tulsa/Oklahoma.

AAHABC PreShow/Region 3 Qualifier Thunderbird Show Park | April 29-May 1 Judges: Jill Barton R17 SHUS, SHIH Main Ring Larry Brinker R17 Dressage Tamera Burkman R3 Main Ring

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to All! See you in February in Scottsdale!

Nicki Muller, AAHABC President

T’was the night before Christmas, and all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse All the Directors were seated at the table they shared In hopes that their new President would soon be there When outside the White Spot, there arose such a clatter Brenda and Doug sprang from their chairs to see what was the matter When what to their wondering eyes should appear But Santa and Nicki in a sleigh pulled by 8 reindeer Santa hugged them all and said “I know you are tired” From all your work last year BUT now Kimberly’s retired!

So cheer up Maureen, Berni, Debbie and Joan She’s not the President any more, she’s probably at home.

Snuggling with Martini and Tuxedo while watching TV Drinking a glass of white wine and feeling quite merry We know she worked hard and was bossy-yes that is true But there really was a lot of work for all of us to do!

As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly Laura, Bonnie and Ashley Lauren began to cry Then they screamed and shouted and tore out their hair As Shelby and Seleyna looked out the window and saw Kimberly there Away to the windows they flew like a flash Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash They whistled and shouted and called out her name “Go home, stay away, you’re not the boss anymore-rest your brain” The look on Kimberly’s face was a pleasure to see She smiled at us all and shouted with glee I know you’re all tired from your hard work over the years So relax over Christmas and put aside all your fears We now have new Directors full of energy and zip Who will share all the tasks and get them done lickity split A wink of her eye and a twist of her head Soon gave us to know we had nothing to dread “No one can make our club successful all by themselves It was because of you and our sponsors you little elves” Yes, it is true there is a lot to do AAHABC miracles are only possible because of members like YOU! Thank you to each and every one of you for your support though the years Kimberly Toye Past President

THE DECEMBER HICKERSON CLINIC

It was our pleasure to welcome Todd Hickerson to Willow Acres the first weekend of December. Despite a couple very chilly mornings we had sunshine and a wonderful turnout.

Ponasis are working hard this winter. We can’t wait to see the improvements they make and continued sucess they will have in the future.

15 horses were presented to Todd, most of which did two days of sessions. From 8am until the early evenings, he tackled green horses to seasoned show horses, hunter pleasure, western pleasure, country pleasure, show hack, equitation and showmanship. Riders ranged from beginner walk-trot to experienced and everything in between. It was informative and rewarding for everyone who came to watch and ride.

Todd Hickerson: “I truly enjoyed my experience working with such an enthusiastic group! It was extremely rewarding to see the significant improvements we were able to achieve in just a couple days. I look forward to my next visit”

We had a couple out of town visitors, Kelly and Kaitlin Payne, who travelled from Alberta for the weekend. Todd has enjoyed seeing videos and helping Kaitlin further since she has returned home. “She is so enthusuastic, you could tell she just wanted to get home and try all the tricks and techniques on her horse!” Todd explained. Kaitlin and her Arabian gelding, WV

Molly Grobman: “Todd made me a better rider, he taught me new skills and I can’t wait for the next clinic. (And, I had a lot of fun doing showmanship with the magnificent Skip!)”

Gillian Fraser: “We had an amazing experience, I learned how valuable it is to help my horse feel confident. Todd also helped find our new horses niche, she’s very versatile and as much as Jenna wanted to show Western, Country is where Pearl is happiest. We can’t wait for the next clinic!”

Results Collected by Joan Arnett | Written by Ashley Lauren Toye

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SHOW HACK & COUNTRY PLEASURE

Ellen Cmolik had two horses showing with Jeff Schall of Shada Arabians Inc. SF Areia’s Miracle was named Top Ten Arabian Yearling Filly, third overall and her Half-Arabian gelding, SF Capolavoro was named National Champion yearling. Todd Hickerson showed She Be Crowned Royal to a Top Ten in the Half-Arabian Yearling Fillies class for Brandi and Emma Cryer. Obsidian Knightt was shown to a Top Ten in both the Open & AATH Half-Arabian Gelding In Hand. The stunning Half-Arabian Mare, She Be Envied was shown by Todd Hickerson to a National Championship in the Half-Arabian 3 & Over Mares. Ashley Lauren Toye would also lead She Be Envied to a Top Ten in the AAOTH. Multi-National Champion O Lordy was expertly handled to a Top Ten in the AATH Showmanship by Lorne Robertson.

Jada Reed would show Afires Moun to a Top Ten in the Half-Arabian Show Hack Open for the Booth family. Alexia would further earn three Top Ten’s with Moun in Show Hack and Country 19-39. Similarly, The Osbergs would earn four Top Tens with their Arabian Gelding; Notorious Afire in Show Hack Open and Amateur Country. Jenna Osberg would then ride to a National Reserve Championship in the Arabian Country Pleasure AATR 19-39.

All eyes were on Arabian gelding Corleone, owner Shelby Preston and newcomer Serena Kuebler, the three were unstopable bringing home a National Championship in Arabian Country Pleasure JTR 18 & under, two Reserve Championships in Arabian Country Pleasure Select AATR and Show Hack JTR and a Top Ten in Arabian Mounted Native Costume.

WESTERN PLEASURE Keira Hockersmith and her beautiful Stallion FM Ti Sento earned a Reserve National Championship and a Top Ten in the Arabian Western Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14-18 divisions.

Escape WA, bred by Wunderbar Arabians of Saskatchewan, owned by Lori Quinn would earn a Top Ten in the Arabian Western Pleasure Junior Horse with Trainer Rick Gault.

Ashley Lauren Toye would show her versatile mare, She Be Envied, to two Top Ten’s in the Half-Arabian Western Pleasure AAOTR & AATR 19-39 divisions. This mare would also compete in Hunter Pleasure later in the show...

HUNTER PLEASURE The AAHABC Club members excelled in the Hunter divisions at Canadian Nationals in 2018. Jada Reed showed Obsidian Knightt to the Championship in the Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Open for owners Lori and Nicole Quinn.

Nicole would further take him to a Championship and a Top Ten in the AAOTR & AATR 19-39. Daniella Gray was also named Top Ten in the very competitive Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure AAOTR 19-39 with Game of Thronez. Jada had a second horse in the Half-Arabian divisions, Outrageous. He was shown to a Top Ten in the Open with Jenna Ball and by owner Stacey Hill in both the AAOTR & AATR 40 & Over divisions. Both of these talented geldings were also shown

by Jada and Jenna to Top Ten’s in the Half-Arabian Ladies Sidesaddle English.

Ashley Lauren Toye showed her mare She Be Envied to the National Championship in Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse, she also earned a Top Ten in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure Junior Horse on VA Dancin with Fire for owner Mackenzie Lycan, trained by Jada Reed. Jada also showed to a Top Ten with KM Iceman for owner Tannis Boissonnault. Both Mackenzie Lycan and Olivia Olmstead

would show their geldings; VA Dancin with Fire and KFR Camelot, to two Top Tens in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14-18.

Ashleigh Nicole Morriss & Great and Noble PF would earn three Top Tens in the amateur Arabian Hunter Pleasure & English Sidesaddle divisions. Trainer Jada Reed would also earn a Top Ten in the Open English Sidesaddle. Great and Noble PF was also shown by Youth rider; Grace Hertz of Washington, to a Top Ten in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-18.

In her final year as a 13 & Under rider, Emma Cryer showed three horses to multiple awards. Emma & Thee Llion King were named Reserve Champions in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & under and Top Ten in both Showmanship and Hunt Seat Equitation. Grace Hertz would also show Thee Llion King to a Top Ten in Hunt Set Equitation 14-18.

Emma’s mom Brandi also showed Thee Llion King to a Top Ten in the Arabian Hunter Pleasure Select. Emma competed in the Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR & JTR and Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR with Shebe A Jammin MTC & Sue Barillaro’s Arabian mare FS Love Story. They earned Top Ten in all of their classes.

SPORT HORSE & DRESSAGE Daniella Gray and Game of Thronez would compete to two Top Ten’s in both First Level Dressage and Half-Arabian Sport Horse Show Hack, this talented team succesfully showed in both main ring Hunter and the Sport divisions.

FF Emilee was shown by Jan McKim-Lowe for owner Tim Keith in the Arabian Sport Horse Under Saddle Junior Horse. Stellamaris Trimingham would earn two Top Ten’s in the Arabian Sport Horse Geldings Dressage Type with Island Prince JoHari for Karen LaPrade.

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Results Collected by Joan Arnett | Written by Ashley Lauren Toye

Marla Patterson & her new Arabian Gelding were named National Champions in Arabian Dressage Training Level. Nicolein Muller’s Half-Arabian gelding, STLA Rumpelbuckskin was shown by Laura Leitch to four Top Ten’s in Dressage Training Level Junior Horse, A/HA Dressage Prospect Incentive and both the Geldings In-Hand Dressage Type Open and ATH.

Brenda Driediger would show both the Arabian Filly Amadea GA and Arabian Gelding Perchance R to Top Ten’s in the Yearling divisions for owner Lorne Robertson. She also showed Half-Arabian two year old gelding, Fraser TDA, to a Top Ten for owner and breeder Jo-Anne Campone.

Results Collected by Joan Arnett | Written by Ashley Lauren Toye

She Be Envied was crowned National Champion for the second year in a row with owner Ashley Lauren Toye in the Half-Arabian Mared 3 & Over AAOTH, Todd Hickerson also took the Mare to the Championship in the Open. She would then go on to win National Top Ten in both the Amateur Hunter Maturity and the AHPA Futurity. Todd Hickeron would also show Ashley and Kimberly’s three-year old Nutcraker’s Nirvana gelding; CL StealnTheSpotlight to a Top Ten in the Half-Arabian Country Pleasure Futurity, they earned a 1st on a card and ended up in the top of the class.

Lori and Nicole Quinn would earn Top Ten with Obsidian Knightt in Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Jackpot, AAOTR 19-39 and Select. Jada Reed would also take him to a Top

Ten in the very competitive Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure Open. Stacey Hill also earned a Top Ten in Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure 36-54 with her gelding Outrageous.

Suzanne Calnan showed her big Country Gelding, Afires Soldier to a Top Ten in the AAOTR Maturity and made it to the finals in a competitive Junior Horse class. Zee Frosty Doc and Alyson Banner earned a Top Ten in the Half-Arabian Reining Rookie Non-Pro AAOTR. The Osbergs gelding, Notorious Afire would earna Top Ten with trainer Yvonne Copple in the Arabian Show Hack Open. Ellen Cmolik’s Half-Arabian Gelding would earn a Top Ten in the Yearling Sweepstakes with trainer Jeff Schall.

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THE JIBBAH

2019 Dates & Deadlines In the new year we will be publishing three issues of The Jibbah. The first will be in early spring followed by a special edition which will run prior to the Region XVII Championships and again one later in the year. These Jibbah Issues will be of electronic version only. As times are changing we have decided to go digital. The online versions will be sent out via eblast to a 15 000 + subscribers list, posted on AAHABC.com, Facebook and shared amongst others within the Arabian Industry through individual postings. We welcome all submissions of stories, articles, news, jokes, poems, sales ads, farm ads, stallion promotion REGIONAL EDITION Deadline April 1 SUMMER EDITION Deadline July 1 WINTER EDITION Deadline December 1

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Please Note: If you were a member of another AHA affiliate club last year, you are not considered a new member

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