Show Horse Today NSBA/Oh Canada Issue 2022

2022 NSBA/OH CANADA ISSUE

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2022 NSBA/Oh Canada Issue Doing it Best ..................................................... ..... 10 Her Southern Best Shines for Ridgeview Ranch Beat the Heat.............................................................26 Tips to Survive and Thrive at the Summer Shows Oh Canada.........................................................44 Celebrating the Canadian Horse Industry 15 Signs ...... .....................................................48 You May be Showing with a Canadian Team Effort ........................................................54 CNATT Brings Amateurs Together Across the Nation

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Canadian Quarter Horse Association .................84 Doing it Best A Program for Every Member Her Southern Best Shines for Ridgeview Ranch The Long Haul.......................................................96 Tips for Long Hauling Ask the Fashion Pro.............................................114 Trainer Approval for Show Clothing Ask the Grooming Pro . . . ......................................118 Caring for Your Saddle and Bathing Tips.

SmartPak Ask the Vet..............................................124 Top Tips for a Healthy Horse Roan Horse Today....................................................146 The Official Publication of the ARHA - ARHA World Recap Lynn Palm ................................................................160 How Horses Like to Learn Show Off............................................................ 166 AQHYA World Show by Rachel Griffin for Show Horse Today

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Celebrating the Canadian Horse Industry

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DOING IT BEST

by Robyn Duplisea

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Julia Sanderson and her Ridgeview Ranch are no strangers to talented show horses. There is also no doubt that they have a great eye for horses and are one hundred percent committed to giving each horse in their herd the best opportunity for greatness.

"I juST kNEw I haD TO havE hEr. FrOm ThE FIrST TImE I GOT ON hEr, I waS SOlD "

Julia fell in love with Her Southern Best as a two year old. Trained and owned by Gabby Lopes at the time, the stunning mare was by Its A Southern Thing was bred by Staci Brown out of the mare Potentially The Best.

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Millie, as she is known at home, has grown up to be a very talented mare winning in both the pleasure and trail while learning the Western Riding and Horsemanship as well.

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“I bought Millie from Gabby as a two year old and because of her start there I just knew I had to have her. From the first time I got on her I was sold” exclaimed Julia.

In 2020, Julia and Her Southern Best earned a top five placing in the very deep NSBA World Breeders Championship Limited Non-Pro Two Year Old Western Pleasure and continued to place well in the pleasure at shows as a three year old.

“I cant thank Gabby enough for what she has done for Millie” shared Julia.

Gabby and Millie became a talented pair showing in the level1 and Jr trail, but with Gabby’s maternity leave it was time for Millie to move on. Julia wanted to give Millie her best chance at the big shows, and the move to Empyre Show Horses with Brad and Troy was the perfect fit.

“Their talent in trail and all around events has benefited Millie so much.

I’m so thankful they are close to all the big shows and for Millie that is my goal.

To watch her out there doing so well, makes it all worth while.”

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With Brad in the saddle Millie continued to grow as a talented show horse. The pair started off hot with top placings in Oklahoma at the Spring Show.

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“I couldn’t ask for a better place to land for me and my horses. Their dedication and care they give the horses and their customers is incredible. They are Millie and Brad have become a professional , organized, and so kind to beautiful team and will be showing at everyone .. and so kind to the horses. the NSBA World Show in the Green and Mike and I are so thankful.”

Millie deserves credit too, the sweet mare has a personality anyone would love!

“Millie is the sweetest best minded horse. She always gives it her best when showing” shared Julia. “Nothing rattles her in the pen and it makes showing her so fun not to worry about that. When she was first started Gabby took her to move cows and trail ride and she was a trooper then too!! We all love Millie. Her sweet disposition and the trust she has with people make her a joy to be around.”

"To watch her out there doing so well, makes it all worth while.”

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Her Southern Best continues to grow in her all around training. they are developing her into a true all around horse.

“Right now our goal is to keep Millie going with Brad in trail and western riding.

I’ve shown her myself in pleasure and she has always done well.

She will be a great horsemanship horse too for me in the future. I will let the guys tell me when it’s my turn.”

That level of trust and respect is part of what makes a training relationship so successful and Brad is thrilled to work with Julia and Millie.

"Millie has a great stride for the trail" Brad continued, "and she is very eye appealing. We are looking forward to her future career."

“The future for Millie is wide open" adds Julia. "She will go on to be a great show horse and broodmare down the road. As for now she will continue her

trail events and work on her western riding, horsemanship and anything else they want to teach her. She seems to catch on fast.”

Julia knows the ins and outs of showing and her passion for horses and showing is evident in all aspects of her life. Her show clothing business The French Cowgirl Boutique keeps Julia incredibly busy with gorgeous custom designs.

In her spare time she also shows in the Ranch events with her Palomino Trashy Blond and has developed a top notch breeding program at Ridgeview Ranch Quarter Horses.

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"mIllIE haS a GrEaT STrIDE FOr ThE TraIl aND ShE IS vEry EyE appEalING." Currently in addition to the show mares, Julia owns two broodmares Batmans Impulsivanny (Vanny) and Deluxe Combination (Lexie) as well as a yearling, Shes A Wild Thang

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by Makin Me Willy Wild and a weanling, Too Hot Ta Trot by Extremely Hot Chips. For 2023 they are expecting a Machine Made x Batmans Impulsivanny and an Extremely Hot Chips x Deluxe Combintion.

“Next year we will pull embryos from show mares Ms Flashy Krymsun (Mama) and Trashy Blond (Daisy).

Our plan will be to breed Daisy with Patriot and Mama with MMWW and/or Extremely Hot Chips.”

The ranch itself is unique and special. “I

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was raised on this ranch and I’m the 3rd generation to own it. It will continue on with my kids and their kids as well.”

We will be watching and cheering Brad and Her Southern Best on in the trail events at the NSBA World Show and the majors.

Julia also shares her passion for horses with her Granddaughter and has even shared her talented all around mare Ms Flashy Krymsun with her.

“To share this world with my family means everything to me and to have a horse crazy granddaughter is the cherry on top! She will show Mama as she progresses from leadline to small fry. I cant wait for that, it’s the perfect job for Mama and a great horse for Micky to learn on.”

Ridgeview Ranch Quarter Horses has a very bright future with the talented mares in their program, and a team of trainers that can take them to the top.

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BEAT THE HEAT Tips to survive and thrive at summer shows Summer is a huge time for shows so while our non-horsey peers may be spending the season in the comfort of air conditioning or a refreshing pool, we choose to sweat it out in dry, dusty arenas dressed in leather and heavily embellished show clothing.

Whether you’re baking in the desert sun, or feeling the hot and humid effects of the weather, we have compiled some essential tips to help make it through the summer circuits without you and your horse melting.

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This summer, make sure you...

1. Stay hydrated- This goes for both you and your horse. In excessive heat, it’s even easier to get dehydrated. In order to cool yourself, you sweat more which means you need to replenish the water that you lose.

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sufficiently if the water tastes different.

You can also encourage water intake by providing loose salt with their feed or an electrolyte supplement.

Wetting their hay is another way to increase water intake as well as cut down on dust. If you know your horse is picky about “foreign” water, you might want to plan ahead and bring water from home, particularly if you’re not at a long circuit. make sure there is always fresh water available to your horse.

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*If your horse has HYPP sensitivities, please check with your veterinarian before administering electrolytes.

air just adds to the heat. Be sure you position fans where the horses can easily stand in front of, or under, one of them for a refreshing breeze. Also, 2. Dress appropriately- Few riders consider adding a fan or two to the look forward to putting on (and taking aisle as long as it is not in the way of off) heavy show clothes like hunt seat passersby or other traffic. The more coats and rail jackets. Even though you air movement, the cooler it will feel. If can’t always “dress down” into less budget allows, you can even look into formal duds, take advantage when you the nifty misting fans to cut down the can and don popular cotton show shirts heat even more. for everything from western pleasure to trail to horsemanship. Men aren’t the 4. Avoid working during the heat only ones who can enjoy a more casual of the day- While we know that isn’t look in the heat. Cotton is lighter and more breathable than the heavy, rhinestoneladen attire. Also, just because it may seem like a basic essential, doesn’t mean it has to be boring.

We particularly like the new sheer sleeve blouses!

3. Have lots of fans- And no, we’re not talking about the social media type.

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may be back there sweltering.

Make sure yours has adequate ventilation and be sure to stop regularly to offer your horse water. If possible, travel at night.

Without the sun bearing down on you, the trailer will absorb less heat, and the roads will stay cooler as well. Also, be mindful when traveling through major cities. Sitting in traffic restricts the airflow that circulates through the trailer when it is moving.

always possible with show schedules, try to avoid doing the bulk of the work, like lunging and riding, in the heat of the day. Get up a little early or stay out in the evenings to try to beat the heat, and only do what you have to during the hottest hours between noon and 4 pm (or later depending on your location).

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6. Know the signs of heat exhaustion in both people and horses- Heat exhaustion should not be taken lightly as it can quickly escalate into lifethreatening heat stroke. Be sure to know what to look out for if you suspect you, another person, or a horse has gotten overheated.

Symptoms in people can include confusion, dizziness, fainting, fatigue, headaches, nausea and vomiting, pale and/or clammy skin, excessive sweating, and an increased heart rate.

If you suspect that you or someone else is suffering from heat exhaustion, drink plenty of water, seek cooler areas (like air conditioning or shade), remove tight clothing, and seek medical treatment.

Horses can also easily get overheated, especially in hot and humid conditions.

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treats if you’re a member of show management- Many show have begun offering free water to exhibitors as a way to give back and help them beat the heat. Whether passing out bottles by hand or filling a huge tub of ice and water bottles at the show office or in-gate, this is definitely a great idea to keep people happy and hydrated. In the past, some have also offered other cool treats like watermelon slices and popsicles. Get creative, and people will definitely appreciate your efforts.

8. Slather on the SPF- Lastly, don’t forget the sunscreen!

While everyone seeks covered and/or climate-controlled arenas in the sweltering sun, you’ll have to get out in it sooner or later. Be sure to protect your skin and your horse’s (particularly if you have a light-skinned horse such as a Paint, Appaloosa, or Cremello) from the sun’s damaging rays. A sunburn makes the show much less fun for you and your horse, and the immediate discomfort can give way to permanent damage further down the road.

For us humans, we recommend Neutrogena’s CoolDry Sport sunscreen. It is sweat-resistant, comes in both SPF 30 and SPF 70 strengths, and isn’t sticky or greasy like other sunscreens, allowing sweat to evaporate

easier. For your equine friends, we particularly like Healthy Haircare Sunflower Sunscreen for all-over coat protection and Exhibitor Lab’s Quic Shade for spot protection on areas like those sensitive noses. It also doubles as a highlighter for show day.

Summer is considered by many to be the best time of the year. Days are longer, the vibe is more laid back, and even the shows have an extra layer of fun, even in the heat. With these few savvy tips, we hope you can enjoy it all!

Hauling in the Heat In most places in the northern hemisphere, August is the hottest month of the year and coincidentally the time of year when people are travelling to major shows all over the country like the Ford Youth World and NSBA World Championships, The heat can take a toll on horses during the long trailer rides to their destinations.

Show Horse Today sat down with Dr. Jennifer Johnson to get some tips for handling excessive heat while trailering.

Rapid respiratory rate (over 60) Fatigue Depression (droopy attitude) Dehydration (drier and pinker than normal oral mucous membranes; sweat becomes thick and sticky) • If you suspect your horse may be overheated, contact a veterinarian immediately as this is an emergency situation. After that, here are some first-aid tips for heat exhaustion: Immediately take the horse to a cool area. A stall isn’t necessarily the coolest area depending on the air flow and • Avoid being on the road in the other factors. heat of the day. Travel at night, Hose him off with cool water as if possible, particularly through previously mentioned.

Place fans around him. major cities to avoid traffic jams.

• When taking breaks, make sure Take the horse’s temperature to stop in the shade and offer for a baseline and to monitor fresh water every 3-4 hours. If you the response to your treatment. can, hose your horse(s) off with DO NOT administer any medication unless your vet cool water, particularly on their neck, inside of their forearms, and advises it. The administration back legs where the larger veins of some medications in the face of dehydration can cause are located to cool blood more effectively. kidney disease, so use extreme caution.

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Celebrating the Canadian Horse Industry

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You didn’t see them for all of 2020 and most of 2021 They have mastered the art of the long haul and carry chains for their tires year round When you accidentally cut them off, they will come and say “sorry” to you after the class.

They have mastered the art of blanketed horses, heated barns and timed lighting.

They wax poetic about the buyer’s market that is Canada, for American shoppers, with a 30% below par Canadian dollar.

You visit with Robin Frid, Jonathan Meilleur, Scott Neumann, Danny Desmond, Kathie Kennedy, Dave Archer, Pat Heeley, Tiina Volmer, Sandra Morgan and many other top Canadian exports.

They are wearing shorts and a T- Shirt during Congress, while everyone else in in quilted vests and long underwear They use ‘Eh as punctuation.

While having dinner they order a “pop,” or ask for gravy with their fries.

They take extra care while spending cash. It is difficult when the bills are all the same color.

Their show horse plays double duty as a skijoring mount Every conversations starts and ends with the weather or hockey (right Jonathon?)

They are quick to point out Canadian owned stallions such as Machine Made, VS GoodRide, Yall Hashtag This, Mechanic, The Mile High Club, An Awesome Mister, Best Get Your Wallet.

They also work in that One Hot Krymsun and The Krymsun Kruzer are Canadian bred!

They are more wary of the Canadian Geese than any chestnut mare.

They are showing in Arizona and Florida in the winter!

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One of the largest struggles shows and associations face is to maintain the fun and social side of competitive showing and keep people engaged and coming back.

The Canadian Quarter Horse Association has combatted this issue with an incredibly popular national amateur team tournament.

Developed this year by Joelle Johnson, an amateur that missed the camaraderie at shows that was a highlight of her youth career. She reached out to organizations to plan something special and the team tournament was welcomed with open arms by the CQHA.

“I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE PROUD OF ANYTHING I HAVE EVER DONE IN MY LIFE THAN WHAT IS HAPPENING.” Featuring ten randomly drawn teams, each with ten amateurs from all across Canada the tournament has given people across the nation the opportunity to meet new friends, enjoy fun show and non show events, cheer for each other and learn more about the horses, shows and people from other areas of the country.

Each team is sponsored by a Canadian owned stallion and prizes have been added by many sponsors thrilled to get on board with this idea.

Chestnuts loping in an Founder Joelle Johnson

The tournament allocated points to participants in multiple ways.

Exhibitors earn points for their top 10 show placings in each class.

Additionally points are allocated for non horse events such as sharing on social media, participation and organization of fun events at shows and online events such as the “Barn Fashion” runway show that is currently underway.

Both Joelle and the CQHA team including Laurie Haughton have

designed the point allocation to encourage competition in classes as well as social development and sponsor recognition. It has been a win/win situation for everyone involved.

“The point of this is to create camaraderie across the nation, each team is built up to represent that” explain Joelle. “We encourage everyone to try new classes, but there is also ample opportunity for those who don't show all-around to earn points for their team. You

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can take part in extra events at the shows. Post pictures, tagging your stallion sponsor. You can organize a non-horse event for a show you are attending.”

nationals well s running events and even delivering swag. Her passion for this program is contagious!

Amateur Jennifer Foisey shared “We are so thankful for Joelle. This tournament is amazing and she really works super hard at it. It does not go unnoticed”

Fun events across the country so far have included a carrot in hand trail, balloon race, scavenger hunt, ladder toss game, balloon darts and more.

Exhibitors have been given Joelle has donated her time for the countless hours tabulating the posits personalized banners to promote their team and sponsor stallion, as from the many shows across the well as cooler bags and other fun swag. Though most say just having an opportunity to be a part of this program was enough.

Even the team sponsors have gotten involved and many are diligently supporting their team members and taking the chance to have them promote their stallions by providing team hats, jackets and other swag as well as promoting their team members!

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Richardson. “What started as a great idea in Joelle’s mind has turned into a ‘bring us all together’ team builder.

I had what wasn’t a great day in the show arena and came back to my stall and this (team and stallion swag) is what I got. I went from down to feeling totally blessed.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.”

Joelle shares the excitement for the program with her fellow competitors. “This is something I have longed to see in the local quarter horse shows, bringing fun

back. From our very first non-horse event there instantly was laughter and team work. I have never been

“WHAT STARTED AS A GREAT IDEA IN JOELLE’S MIND HAS TURNED INTO A ‘BRING US ALL TOGETHER’ TEAM BUILDER."

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more proud of anything I have ever done in my life than what is happening.”

First place team - $200 Gift Card for each member to Rosefire Saddlery

“Seeing all of these people getting to know their CNATT teammates and working together, is making me so very proud! I wanted to do what I could to ensure that the pandemic did not leave a lasting negative effect on the Canadian AQHA community and I am beyond blown away by the response.”

Second Place - $100 Gift Card for each member to Rosefire Saddlery Third Place - $50 Gift Card for each member to Rosefire Saddlery Plus there is a participation draw for a pair of custom spurs valued at $1000 and a cooler valued at $100.

Sponsors of the program include: Joelle continued, “I want to share AQHA/CQHA a special thank you to Laurie for TENDO Enterprises believing in me from day one and ACE Therapy Canada supporting me every step of the way. Alfa Teck If it wasn’t for her and her amazing Rosefire Saddlery mind and creativity there is no way and Show Horse Today this could have happened!”

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MEET THE CNATT TEAMS MARY RATZ BC WENDY KEMBLE AB ANDREA ORTT SK WANDA MCFADYN MB SHELLEY MARTINI ON SONIA VILANDRE QC SYLVIA HOYT MT SHANNON CAIRNCROSS-TAYLOR ON JESSICA BARTRAM AB BESTGETYOURWALLET is a 2016 AQHA Stallion, he is 15.1H and 4 Panel N/N, N/Gbed, Homozygous Black, W20+. Owned by Lisa Turkington Scerbo of Leamington, Ontario.

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KARLA GALLOP BC SANDY KIRTZINGER AB SANDI HEBIG SK COURTNEY PENNER MB MALLORY MCKEWAN ON LAURA MALENFONT MT JODY O’NEIL ON MICHELLE MASON ON TYLER BENNETT AB CARISSA MCGREGOR AB GOOD INTENTIONZ is a 2018 Canadian bred Perlino AQHA stallion, he is 5 panel N/N.Sired by Canadian stallion He Shootz He Skorz out of Falina Would Whirl. He is the young new herd sire at Kirtzinger Quarter Horses, 30 year+ AQHA breeders located in Hay Lakes, AB 62 August 2022

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MEET THE CNATT TEAMS CHERRIE CORRIGAN BC KAYLA MITCHELL-CHADWICK AB KENDRA ROSWELL SK JENNIFER MCKINNON MB CYNTHIA GLOVER ON MATHIEU CORMIER QC HANNAH SEARLE MT ASHLEY STONE ON CHRISTINE ST JEAN ON KEEPING IT AWESOME is a 2016 16h Canadian bred AQHA Stallion, he is 5 panel N/N. Sired by Keeping It Good, and out of a mare by An Awesome Mister, he is bred/owned by Tracy Dineley of Ontario

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RACHEL DOWARD BC MAUREEN JOHNSON AB KEEGAN BURT SK MAUREEN EPP MB SHERYL CHILLSON ON ALYSSA LESSARD QC AMY RICHARDSON MT CINDA SANDER AB KARLA LEHMANN AB KATHLYNN PELTZER AB BLU DUALIN BOON is a red roan 5 panel Negative, 15.1hh son of Industry Leading and Milion Dollar Sire, “Once In A Blu Boon” NCHA earnings LTE 318,000, out of a Ncha money earner, NCHA and NRCHA producer, LTE 50K. Boon’s first foal crop arrived in the spring of 2020.

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MEET THE CNATT TEAMS ANDREA ROBINSON BC RENEE DIERDORFF AB CARRIE JANSEN SK HEATHER HEIN MB BEN DEBROUWER ON GINETTE MONREAU QC JOSIE D’ENTREMONT MT JENNIFER MISENER ON KIM ALLEN ON ROLLIN IN MY DUALLY “Winston” is one of the stallions standing at Fleetwood Farms Quarter Horses in Champion, AB. The ranch also stands AQHA stallions: Silver Assured, Silver Lincoln, Champ Silverado, Pegasus, and Dun It Ok.

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ANDY HELLQVIST BC JEN PENNY AB KAREN LINNELL SK CINDY ROUTLEDGE MB LESLIE RILEY ON JULIE TREMBLAY QC EMILY CAMERON MT KAILEY CHABOT SK ELIZABETH ANDERSON ON

MY SLEEPY VALENTINE is a 2015 stallion sired by NSBA World Champion and AQHA World and Reserve World Champion My Vital Valentine and out of Im Behind In Sleep. 2017 NW Emerald Masters Champion 2YO Western Pleasure. 2021 NW Emerald Masters Champion sire.

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MEET THE CNATT TEAMS MARALYNN REHBEIN BC MELANIE ROUND AB LISA GRAHAM SK THERESA BARYLSKI MB JUDI WOODLEY ON KARINE BISAILLON QC JULLIETE BOND MT CALE THOMPSON ON BONNIE QUANCE AB SIRTAINLY SIERRA is a 15.3 H bay, AQHA stallion, 5 panel NN, LWOP NN, AQHA Superior stallion earning 76.5 pts. AQHA High Pt. Sr. Stallion – 4th, multiple Canadian National & National Supreme Champion. He is owned by Graham Halter Horses located in Aylesbury, SK.

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TAMARA JAMESON BC SHELBY DEVET AB BOBI JAMES SK LYNN SANDERCOCK MB HOLLY ROBINSON ON MEGAN MATHIEU QC KIM ARTZ MT SHELLEY TREITZ ON SARAH BLACK ON HEATHER HASELOH AB

THEWAYTHEWESTWASONE is a 5 panel negative 2007 15.3hh seal brown Canadian bred AQHA Stallion, sired by Canadian bred stallion One Hot Krymsun and out of Rolls Radicalle by Radical Rodder. He’s Big, He’s Brown, He’s Beautiful and He’s Back in Canada!

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MEET THE CNATT TEAMS LEA-ANN OOSTERHOFF BC JENNIFER FOISY AB KAREN BISCHOP SK TALIA BERTRAND-MEADOWS MB JODY PEARCE ON HANNAH MORE QC ANGELA GEDDES MT ANGELA BIGLER SK TALISSA GERVAIS SK TY. An own son of Macs Good N Plenty x Misstig Rebel. ‘TY’ is 5 – Panel N/N. Sire Record includes: NSBA BCF World Champions, Reichert’s and Tom Powers Champions, Res. Congress Ch. Standing at Laidlaw QH

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The Canadian Quarter Horse Association (CQHA), is the Canadian affiliate of the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA), and representative of the largest breed population within the Canadian herd.

The CQHA exists to address issues of concern to Canadian owners of American Quarter Horses; to be a communications vehicle for and with Canadian AQHA members; and to promote and market Canadian-bred and/or Canadian-owned American Quarter Horses, both globally and domestically.

This AQHA affiliate has been working hard to develop many programs to help AQHA enthusiasts, from the race track to the show ring and the breeding barn to the trails the CQHA has a program or opportunity for every member!

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PROGRAMS The Canadian Quarter Horse Association's (CQHA) main purpose is to support and promote the development of the Canadian Quarter Horse industry in Canada and abroad.

CQHA also strives to support the hard work of all the Provincial AQHA Affiliates. It is with these goals in mind that the CQHA has developed these national programs:

THE CQHA GRANT PROGRAM

YOUTH WORLD CUP A major initiative of the CQHA is the co-ordinate and fielding of a team to represent Canada at the biennial American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Youth World Cup competition.

The Youth World Cup competition is an educational, leadership-based event for youth from around the world, to participate and showcase skills learned in an atmosphere of friendly

Our annual grant program provides financial support to events having the potential to encourage the expansion of the AQHA/CQHA membership, the marketing of the American Quarter Horse, the understanding and protection of the breed, as well as the discovery of the American Quarter Horse’s many talents.

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THE CQHA ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM

CURRENTLY CQHA PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING AWARDS:

Designed to acknowledge the diversity of the quarter horse industry in Canada, the annual awards program recognizes Canadians and Canadian quarter horses for outstanding achievements and contributions.

Performance Horse Breeder of the Year Race Horse Breeder of the Year Canadian AQHA Trainer of the Year Canadian AQHA Youth of the Year CQHA Youth Rising Star Canadian Bred and or Owned Horse of the Year Canadian AQHA Industry Development & Leadership Award (The Doris Heintz Award

Nominations are received from the CQHA membership annually and awarded based on merit within in a given show year, or as a cumulative career.

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operations; or enjoying a much THE CQHA ANNUAL PROGRAM THE CQHA HORSE OF AWARDS deserved retirement following a successful competitive or reproductive MERIT PROGRAM career.

Designed to acknowledge the diversity of the quarte Presented partnership with horseinindustry in Ace Canada, thereceiving annual awards program Horses the honour are Therapy Canada, CQHA's official presented with an official certificate ofhorse recognizes Canadians and Canadian quarter independent BEMER partner; the commendation and a specially Horse Merit program recognizes forofoutstanding achievements and contributions. minted medal of merit.

matured quarter horses, fifteen years of age and older as of January first, who are still active participants in the received Nominations are from the CQH industry. through competition, lesson membership annually and awarded based on mer & schooling programs, community services and onin farm/ranching within a given show year, or as a cumulativ

career.

Currently CQHA presents the following awards: Performance Horse Breeder of the Year Race Horse Breeder of the Year Canadian AQHA TrainerSHOW ofHORSE the TODAY Year Canadian AQHA Youth of the Year

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About the CQHA Breeders Committee “Canadian breeders have produced AQHA world champions in almost every AQHA event, and have also bred horses for the track that hold current AQHA records.”

The Canadian Quarter Horse Association's breeder's committee is made up of a group of diverse breeders, representing every discipline with in the quarter horse industry.

The primary objective of the committee is to promote the quality quarter horses which are produced in Canada by the many talented and knowledgable breeders.

Canadian breeders have produced AQHA world champions in almost every AQHA event, and have also bred horses for the track that hold current AQHA records.

A major project for the committee in 2022 is the development of a virtual seminar on

breeding best practices with the support of the AQHA's Educational Market Place Grant Program.

Working with AQHA Professional Horsewoman and renowned breeder Andrea Simons of Pilot Point, Texas, as well as veterinarians from some of America's top veterinarian schools and research facilities, the committee is on task to produce an educational resource that will compliment the knowledge base of experienced breeders, and inform new and upcoming breeders on key considerations that are relevant to any breeding operation, big or small.

KEEP UP TO DATE ON THI S PROJ ECT AND OTHERS CREATED BY CQHA COMMITTEES Join the CQHA mailing list to receive our CQHA eNews which is generally published once a month.

Learn about CQHA activities, Canadian events, and newsworthy items from across Canada!

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The Quarter Horse is the largest breed within the Canadian herd, and makes up over a quarter of the total horse population in Canada.

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Source: 2010 Equestrian Canada Industry Report

2022 CQHA Virtual Seminar Summer Series

Made possible through the AQHA's Educational Market Place Grant Program.

To all AQHA Members

All AQHA members are welcomed to take these courses at their own pace, from now to September 30th, 2022.

Questions to the presenters will be accepted until August 8, 2022, presenters will then answer your questions in a per-recorded session, and the answer segment will be added to the seminar on or before September 1st, 2022.

To register please click here: http://ow.ly/btL650JSaqa or scan the QR code.

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Conformation, Western Horsemanship and Trail

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Equine Welfare and Behaviour

DR. CARRIE HAMMER

Equine Genetic Diseases

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The Business of Horses in Canada

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The Petite Krymsun sired by Canadian bred stallion The Krymsun Kruzer out of Petite Heartstrings by Petite Lord. The bred by Sheryl Chillson of Ontario Photo: Laurie Haughton

New Bonus Opportunity for Canadian Bred Horses The CQHA Breeder's Committee is proud to be introducing a new incentive

for 2022. Beginning in July, nine shows across Canada will be given the opportunity to

award a CASH BONUS to the high point Canadian Bred horse of their event, or if they

choose, the highest placing Canadian Bred horse within a selected class.

Recognizing the quality quarter horses produced by Canadian breeding programs is

the primary objective of the Breeder's Committee. As "World Show Season" begins be sure to follow CQHA's social media to keep track of the success of Canadian bred

horses at these prestigious event.

2022 CQHA CASH BONUS CANADIAN BRED EVENTS AQQH Fleur de Lys AQHA circuit, August 11 – 14, Bacancour, QC. EOQHA - Hot Hot Sizzler AQHA Circuit, July 27 to August 1, Carp, ON.

QHAA – Canadian Nationals AQHA show, Aug 24 -28, Red Deer, AB. BCCHA - Bell Creek Arena Show 3, August 25-28, Chilliwack BC SKCHA - Star City Show, August 27 & 28, Star City, SK NRHA Easter Canada Finals, Aug 30 – Sept 4, Bacancour, QC, NRHA Western Canada Finals, September 8–11, Red Deer, AB. MBQHA - Versatility Ranch Horse Classic Sept 10 & 11, Brandon, MB Sumac Slide 2022, NRHA show September 16 & 17, Trenton, NS

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2022 CQHA Annual Award Winners The CQHA introduced an annual awards program in 2021 to recognize the talented Canadians and horses which make up our industry In March of this year, CQHA hosted its very first awards banquet. The event was hosted virtually and in person in Brandon, Manitoba simultaneously, giving the opportunity for the whole country to take part.

On behalf of the CQHA membership, directors, and the whole of the Canadian Quarter Horse community we would like to congratulate our 2022 award winners.

To read more about our 2022 award winners please go to CQHA.ca and click on the News Tab.

EMMA VICENTE, AB Youth of the Year WESLEY OULTON, AB Race Horse Breeder of the Year BERLIN OLTEAN, SK Youth Rising Star BARRY FOOT, MB Performance Horse Breeder of the Year CALI MURPHY, AB Youth Rising Star

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253,920 reg is tered A meric a n Quarter Hors es c all Canada h ome.

BRYN ROBERTSON, ON Trainer of the Year

DASHIN HAZE "TYSON" Canadian Bred/Owned Horse of the Year

Sou rce 2021 A Q HA An nu a l R e po r t

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2022 CQHA Horse of Merit Honourees

Proudly Presented in Partnership with ACE Therapy Canada, CQHA's Official BEMER Partner C A N DO C HO C O LA TE

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2 0 05 Bro wn G e l di n g O wner: Cur ti s Ca s id y Alberta

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1994 Black Stal lio n O wn er: J im Tho ms o n On tario

F A NCY F OOTP RIN T

The CQHA Horse of Merit program recognizes registered American Quarter Horses within the Canadian quarter horse community who have matured to fifteen years of age and older as of January first. Eligible horses will be those who are still active participants in the industry through competition, lesson & schooling programs, community services and on farm/ranching/breeding operations; or enjoying a much-deserved retirement following a successful competitive or reproductive career.

1999 Sorrel Gel di n g O wner: Talia B er tr a n d- M e a d ows Manitoba

HE AR TS DEB ON AIR 1 988 S orrel Gel di n g O wner: Lau ri e Hau g h t on On tario IDA LIK ED A DU N 2 00 1 Dun G el d i n g O wner: Tara R eim er Manito ba

The program is a tribute to senior registered American Quarter Horses in Canada and those who have been associated with them.

Their stories will become a part of CQHA’s efforts to honour the breed’s heritage within the country, and attribute value to horses who continue in their purpose bred disciplines and or as they progress through secondary and alternative careers and uses. Additionally, the program aims to celebrate those individuals who are living well into their golden years, while still or after having contributed to the quarter horse industry.

IM AL L SC OT CH ED UP 20 05 Bay G el d in g Owner: Mar y L ou S p a u l l O ntario JUS T GAR Y 2 0 05 Bay Gel din g O wner: Linda C ampa g n ol o Onta rio

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Small Fry's at an Area 3 Quarter Horse Promotional Club show in Lindsey, ON. From left to right, MacKenzie age 10, Avery age 8, and Hayley age 9.

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The Long Haul LONG DISTANCE HAULING TIPS

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SUMMER IS HERE, AND IT’S TIME TO LOAD UP THE TRAILER AND MAKE SOME MEMORIES. THE JOURNEYS ARE USUALLY LONG, BUT THE EVENTS ARE WORTH IT! IN THIS DAY AND AGE, WE TRAVEL MORE FREQUENTLY, AND FURTHER, WITH CONSIDERABLE EASE. BUT FOR OUR EQUINE PALS, A SIMILAR LONG DISTANCE JOURNEY CAN BE A DAUNTING PROSPECT, NOT ONLY IN TERMS OF COST, BUT LOGISTICALLY TOO. WE’VE PUT TOGETHER A HANDY GUIDE ON LONG DISTANCE HAULING WITH EASE. SHOW HORSE TODAY

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BEFORE THE TRIP Being organized before a trip is well worth that extra bit of time that it takes, forgetting something on a short trip might be bearable, but forgetting water buckets on a long journey is no fun, believe me!

tow bar. I saw the horror of the trailer disconnected from the truck, rolling down the hill, and hitting a pole, almost killing the horse inside.

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TIRES - Check pressure of all of them, including the spare! And look out for any signs of wear and tear.

You can save yourself a lot of hassle on the journey simply by having everything in order before you start out! We’ve put together some printable checklists to use to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey!

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WHEELS - Ensure that lug nuts are tight on all wheels.

LIGHTS - Check each of your lights on your truck and the trailer before leaving the barn. That includes brake lights and indicators.

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FLOOR - Walk your entire floor to check for weak areas; it’s all the better if you can lift your matting to check more thoroughly.

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CLEANLINESS - Are the hay and grain storage areas clean and free from dust and mold?

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HITCH - Look for cracks, rust and loose bolts.

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SAFETY CHAINS - Make sure to cross chains before attaching to the vehicle (NOT the bumper).

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BREAKAWAY - You want to check that your breakaway is shorter that your safety chains, but not so short that you snag it on a turn.

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RAMPS AND DOORS - Ensure that they close and lock properly.

In addition to conducting your own check before each trip, I’d advise that you send your truck and trailer to a specialist every six months for a more thorough inspection. It doesn’t cost

much to do, and will save you money in the long term. As soon as you see one thing that needs minor repairs, you can have it fixed before it turns into something bigger that will cost more money, and potentially even cause an accident.

HEALTH AND FIRST AID CHECK FOR YOUR HORSE Veterinary experts agree that traveling a competition fit and sound horse is exhausting for the horse. Therefore, traveling an unfit or out-of-work horse is pretty strenuous work. Planning ahead and making sure that your horse is as healthy and hydrated as can be pre-trip will save you from a potentially sickly horse at the end.

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SOUNDNESS

It’s never advisable to travel a lame horse any distance, other than to a veterinarian!

If your horse comes up lame before a long trip, you should do what you can to remedy the lameness. Failing that, delaying the trip until they’re steady on all four feet is advisable.

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VITAL SIGNS

Check your horse’s vital signs for any indications of ill health prior to travel.

For example, if your horse seems a little lethargic, you can schedule in more stops to make sure he is as comfortable as possible. If your horse seems to have a slight cough, you can decrease the amount of bedding on the floor to ensure that dust doesn’t aggravate the condition. *We never recommend travelling a sick horse, but a slightly out of sorts horse should travel just fine if you take into account additional stops and supplies needed.

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VACCINATIONS AND

WORMING UP TO DATE Up to date vaccinations are needed for most state or border crossings, and you may also want to look into whether specific vaccinations are recommended in the area that you’re travelling to.

Worming your horse is one of the most important steps in maintaining your horse’s health. A horse that hasn’t been wormed can become extremely underweight, lethargic, and can develop a dull coat.

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SAFETY GEAR

RECENT COGGINS TEST

A Coggins test is used to check for Equine Infectious Anemia, a viral disease with no cure.

FIRST AID KIT

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Pack a first aid kit for both horse and human!

Don’t just think of your horse when it comes to first aid. I’m always the one to pack a human first aid kit, and you’d be surprised by how often I have used it myself, as well as my fellow competitors!

VACCINATIONS AND PAPERWORK And while your horse’s health is of vital importance, you likely won’t be going anywhere without the correct paperwork. Most state or border crossings require health documents to prove that your horse isn’t a danger to the wider equine population.

Common travel documents needed, which can vary depending on the state or country border, can include: health certificate, brand Inspection, up-todate vaccinations, and a negative Coggins test.

You can boot or wrap your horse’s legs when travelling, and for additional safety you can have them wear a poll guard and tail bandage.

Practice Loading If you’re planning on taking your horse on a long journey, for his own safety it’s important to know that he will behave himself in the trailer.

CAMERAS IN THE TRAILER Whilst cameras in the trailer can be seen as a luxury rather than a necessity, a friend of mine credited the camera for saving the life of one of her youngsters who became strung up in the trailer. If not for the camera, she wouldn’t have known that “Baby” was stuck on top of a partition, and pulled over to free him.

ROUTE PLANNING If your trip is going to take more than a day, you should have a clear idea of your route, and backup routes! But most importantly, it should include horse friendly stopovers. Consider asking friends in the areas that you’re passing through if they have a spare paddock for your equine pal. If not, HorseMotel.com is a great resource for this!

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DURING THE TRIP REST STOPS Every two or three hours, you should stop and give your horse a 15-20 minute break. Give them water, offer them some hay, and give them a little time to just stand without having to constantly balance!

provide them with adequate hay and water. One thing you might want to consider if you have a horse that tends to eat quickly, is a slow feed hay bag.

This will make it harder for your horse to get his hay, and greatly minimize the risk of choking.

Providing water can be a little trickier, and you’ll want to make sure you stop every two or three hours to do this.

FEEDING AND WATERING Traveling takes its toll on your horses, so in order to maximize your horse’s comfort, it’s very important that you

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A tank of water from home, (at least one day’s worth) as horses can be funny about drinking water that doesn’t smell like home!

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Human snacks An offline music playlist or two Equine and human first aid kit

Blanket (an equine and a human version)

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Emergency phone numbers list: such as veterinarians along the route

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: Hi, Wendy. My new trainer wants me to ask for approval of every piece of show clothing I purchase.

What do you think about this practice?

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We get it. There’s a certain picture your trainer wants you to present, especially in events like horsemanship and showmanship, and rightly so, particularly if your trainer is a carded judge. That picture he or she has in mind extends to your attire, and that means caution probably can’t be thrown to the wind when show clothes shopping.

So the age-old “I need to get trainer approval before I buy” element of shopping is just part of the process for many riders, and many times we agree it’s a necessity. But just like in the hit show, Say Yes to the Dress, sometimes your opinion is the one that matters most.

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The trainer’s reasons for requesting approval are logical, and even more so when it comes to experienced trainers.

They’ve seen it all, including client wardrobes that are not suitable for the event, the horse, or the rider.

Speaking of which, if you’ve made

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poor choices in the past, you must pay the piper and ask permission to assure the outfit looks as good as you think it does.

Unfortunately, some show clothes salespeople will tell you a garment looks amazing in their zeal to sell it, even if it’s not the right fit or look for you, so your trainer has probably experienced that situation, too.

Your trainer also knows your flaws and areas of needed improvement as a rider. For example, are you told constantly to get your leg back or to keep your hand or arm still when executing a pattern? Your trainer won’t want those areas emphasized, so you may be asked to choose a piece that has no bling on the wrists to deemphasize motion, or to maintain a dark color from head to toe to keep leg position less prevalent. You might tend to drop a shoulder in horsemanship, so the design will get vetoed unless it’s symmetrical.

We’ve even seen instances of exhibitors being asked to change their entire wardrobe after changing to a new trainer. It’s a complex issue because you might be switching

trainers to step up to a world show level, and perhaps you weren’t dressing the part before.

The new changes in attire might be necessary to jump up another level or two (or three).

THE AWKWARD ASPECT Sometimes, however, the change in attire is personal preference for the trainer, and that unfortunately can mean you have to adhere to a dress code your trainer finds appropriate for him or herself (i.e. – black head

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to toe in every event, etc.) because your performance is truly a representation of that trainer and his or her program.

On the other hand, a trainer who is more open-minded about his or her own attire is more tolerant of more color or something trendy yet still appropriate.

While it’s hard to judge ourselves and be sure what we love is the best choice for our body, we also know what

feels amazing when tried on, and the balance of trainer approval vs. client wishes can get sticky.

We regularly see clients from the same barns shopping, and one will get approval when purchasing yet the other client doesn’t hesitate. Don’t forget an inexperienced exhibitor or parent might want help choosing by the professional they are paying, especially if they are learning what is appropriate for each event. Another may have developed a relationship with a trainer over time to learn what the trainer finds acceptable, or together they’ve developed a style for that exhibitor.

That scenario may simply mean the client realizes it is her money and knows the trainer trusts her judgement.

A DELICATE BALANCE Knowing all this, what should you do?

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Wendy Brown of Show Me Again is the

Learn why your trainer has the preferences he or she does, because following some basics might allow you freedom to experiment in other areas, ie – your trainer wants you in a black base, but doesn’t mind color on top of the base, you CAN have that turquoise color you’ve always wanted if you choose wisely.

Shop with reputable vendors and designers who focus on customer service and your best interest rather than sales pressure.

Follow your heart, like the happiest brides do when choosing their dream dress. The first rule of thumb with show attire is that you should feel great in your show clothing. If you feel fabulous, you tend to show well.

All that being said, it is your money in the overall picture, but finding a balance starts with educating yourself, shopping with the right businesses, and always reaching for your dreams, including the clothes on your wish list. You’re always safe to shop with us, with a 7-day no-risk trial period that provides time for trainer approval, or simply the chance to see yourself in your mirror in exactly what you’ve been dreaming of.

Four-Time Winner of the PleasureHorse. com’s Reader’s Choice Gold Award for Best Show Clothing Consignment Store.

Wendy graduated William Woods University in 1999 with a degree in Business Administration and Equestrian Science. She continued to show horses throughout college and after graduation, earning multiple AQHA AllArounds, Superiors and a Performance Championship as well as numerous topten placings at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress and AQHA World Show Today, Wendy her two daughters reside in Scottsdale, Arizona where she is a busy mom and entrepreneur, sharing her passion for fashion and textiles and horses to maintain and grow Show Me Again as the widely popular establishment that it has become today. www.showmeagain.com January 2022

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I love the look of my light show saddle and it could really use a cleaning, but I’m nervous to use a product that will turn it dark. Can you help?

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Saddles are expensive and the last thing you want to do is

go ruining your beautiful show tack!

Leather New® Total Care is just the solution. This product is a color-safe, two in one, cleaner and condition.

Meaning, there is no need to fret about your leather darkening! The formula dispenses like a dream so you only get the perfect amount without the runny or drippy mess! It has avocado oil that provides deep conditioning but it will not strip the dye from black tack or lighten dark tack. Leather New Total Care can also be used on other leather goods such as purses, boots and furniture.

It is my go-to product when my fancy show saddle (or my show boots, or purses or couch…) need a cleaning. It is compact and fits perfectly within a groom bag or tack trunk – I even keep some in my glove box!

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Hi Julie, my horse is sweating more as the temperature gets warmer. I worry about washing her too

to keep yourhorse’s coat well-conditioned and healthy, you do want to avoid shampooing too often. A rinse with just plain water will usually do the trick to remove surface dust, dander and sweat after each workout.

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I started back at the walk trot classes and halter.

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Winning the jackpot class this spring after only walking a few weeks after being laid up all winter from surgery on foot.

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PALM PARTNERSHIP TRAINING™ How Horses Like to Learn

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Hi, this is “My Royal Lark” also known to my friends as “Wills”. I am a handsome bay Appendix Quarter bay stallion and son of legendary “Rugged Lark”. I’m Lynn’s favorite partner, or at least I think so!

reinforces past training and gets us thinking!

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We like challenges, but introduce new lessons in small, easy steps that we can understand. We want to please you. A kind word or pat when we get a We know that horses don’t talk… but lesson right tells us we are on the right Lynn is finally off of her computer and track. When we refuse or resist, we are now it’s my turn to give you a horse’s showing you that we don’t understand perspective on training. Together with the lesson you are introducing. We look to you to give us confidence to learn.

Lynn’s 40+ years of professional When you are patient with us, it builds experience in training horses and our trust in you. If you do this, we will riders, we’ve come up with these give you back obedience and show you pointers to help you be more successful the same respect you give us. in training your horse.

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At the end of our lesson go back Wills’ List of How Horses Like to Learn to doing something that we already do well. This gives us confidence and 1.

We really like training sessions reinforces our partnership. that are organized around a lesson plan. It gives our riders a structure to 6.

Finish up with a cool down period. follow that helps us prepare, focus, and This gives us the opportunity to stretch learn better. I think it helps them, too! the muscles we used. We like having 2.

We like the first part of a lesson to this quality time with you without having to concentrate on learning. include a warm up period. This allows us to stretch our muscles and warm up 7.

After we are back in our stall, our joints. It is especially important if most of us like to be groomed. It’s like the weather is cold. A warm up helps having a massage after a workout! us avoid injuries and gets our bodies While some horses like grooming prepared to participate to our fullest in more than others, we all love to get a the lesson. special treat like a carrot or apple from you. This tells us that you appreciate 3.

Horses like a “mental” warmus. Give us a few kind words and a pet up before the real lesson starts, on the forehead or side of the neck and too. Get us in the mood to learn by reviewing different figures, transitions, we will be anxious for our next lesson together! or maneuvers that we do well. This SHOW HORSE TODAY

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If you follow my advice, your horse will love to learn and love you for it!

Yours in partnership, “Wills” This Week…

A reader contacted me with a question about a term in an article that she did not understand. I really appreciated hearing from her and encourage anyone who doesn’t understand a horsemen’s term I use, to ask me about it.

The reader’s question was: What are tempi changes? I used this phrase to

describe an exercise that I was learning to improve through lessons with Olympic dressage rider Jane Savoie.

Tempi changes are one of the most challenging disciplines that you can train your horse to do. To explain them, I first need to describe flying lead changes, which are the key component of tempi changes.

Flying lead changes are done at the canter. When a horse is on a right lead canter, the right front and hind pair of legs stretches further forward in stride than the left pair. When a flying lead change is asked by the rider, the horse switches to the left lead where is his left front and hind leg pairs stretch further forward--without a change in cadence to his 3-beat canter.

Tempi lead changes are sequences of flying lead changes, done at the canter, at a precise number of strides. Any increment of strides can make up a sequence of tempi changes.

For example, tempi changes at 5 strides mean 5 strides of canter on one lead, a flying lead change, then 5 strides of canter on the other lead, and repeat.

The most advanced tempi

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Don’t forget that a horse’s hooves really start to grow this time of year. Call your blacksmith and get on a schedule for trims and/or resets every 4-6 weeks depending on your horse’s needs.

With Springtime’s warmer temperatures and with the busy riding and show season here, time spent on training and schooling our horses increases. Whether riding for the ribbons or just the pleasure of being together, don’t forget to reward your horse’s extra efforts by rewarding him with some healthy treats. Purina is offering a horse treat that is not only tasty, but good for your horse, too! Even dogs like it, including my two English Lab pups Sherlock and Watson who love to sneak them away from my horses!

changes are done every stride. If we use our example of starting on the right lead, a single stride tempi change would be 1 stride right lead- flying change -1 stride left lead- flying change –1 stride right lead- flying change, and so on.

Thanks to this reader for her question. Her inquiry reminds me of the importance of following Will’s suggestions… keep training (and explanations) simple and use clear, small steps to accomplish your goals.

Until then, follow your dreams…

We love to share our Dressage backgrounds and knowledge with you and would love to have you come ride with us. You can join us at our farm in Ocala, Florida, or at one of our Ride Well Clinics on our USA Tour at a location near you.

If you would like to train with Lynn and Cyril at home with Western Dressage, take advantage of the following supportive training materials:

Books: •

"Head To Toe Horsemanship"

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"Western Dressage—A Guide to Take You to Your First Show"

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"A Rider Guide to Real Collection"

DVDs: •

“Dressage Principles for the Western Horse & Rider” Volume 1, Parts 1-5

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“Dressage Principles for the Western & English Horse & Rider” Volume 2, Parts 1-3

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“Let Your Horse Be Your Teacher” Parts 1&2

For more information about Lynn Palm, her clinics in Florida and other parts of the U.S., DVDs and more, visit www. lynnpalm.com or call 800.503.2824.

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