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Tuley Roping, Somervell County Expo, registration is $60 and will be accepted
February 25
February 27
bigger, better and more the prizes there
Glen Rose, TX. FMI call Tuley Produc- from Feb. 16 through Feb. 19. Registra-
Horse Management 101 Workshop,
Suburban Ranches Riding Club Saddle
will be! If we get 50 pre entries we will
tions at 972-617-8969 / 469-337-7699 or tion at the door $70. A light breakfast,
Texas A&M University, Louis Pearce
Series - Tomball, Texas; Suburban Arena
have monogrammed halters for winners
visit www.tuleyproductions.com. lunch and printed materials will be
Pavilion, College Station, TX. Topics
- Located on FM 2978, one mile north of
in each class! FMI call Jenn or Daniel
provided. FMI contact Dr. Brett D. Scott
include general health, immunizations,
FM 2920 - Saturday nights September
at 281-384-8312 or email: jdsperfor-
February 24 at 979-845-1562 or email: bdscott@ deworming, permanent identification,
thru May at 6:00 pm; 5 Champion Sad-
mancehorses@yahoo.com or visit www.
Mare/Foal Management Workshop, ag.tamu.edu or visit http://agrilifevents. first aid, dentistry and hoof care. Ad-
dles, 45 Trophy Buckles; 5 Age groups:
jdsperformancehorses.com.
Texas A&M University, Louis Pearce tamu.edu/ ditional topics include facility design and
7&under, 8-11,12-14,15-18,19&over (as
Pavilion, College Station, TX. Topics: equipment and basic management tools.
of 9/1/09); 4 events; Members $2/event, February 27-28
Broodmare & foal nutrition, the estrous Paul Humphreys, Trophy Ice Weekly You must pre-register to attend. Early
Non-members $4/event; Ribbons and API Team Roping, San Antonio Rose
cycle, foaling predictors, basic equine Barrel Race - Salt Creek Indoor Arena - registration $50 and online registration
Hi-point awards each night; Open Exhibi- Palace, San Antonio, TX. FMI call 210-
genetics, and neonatal care. You must Wed, nights, Ex start 6:30. 4 D Class will will be accepted through February 15.
tion before each event (before and after 698-3300.
pre-register to attend. Early registration start 8:30. Ground will be worked and in Late online registration is $60 and will
barrels); Negative Coggins Required;
$50 and online registration will be ac- great Shape - Call Paul Humphrey 817- be accepted from Feb. 16 through Feb.
Concessions; Non-member riders and Tri-State High School Rodeo, Wilbarger
cepted through February 15. Late online 304-5085 or Salt Creek 940-433-5026 19. Registration at the door $70. A light
visitors welcome! Call before you haul! County Events Center, Vernon, TX. FMI
breakfast, lunch and printed materials
Arena (281) 351-5234 - Leon Free (281) call 940-552-7362.
will be provided. FMI contact Dr. Brett
259-0145 or leonandmattie@sbcglobal.
D. Scott at 979-845-1562 or email:
net or mmbreaux@msn.com.
Warm Up 1 (Reining), Great Southwest
bdscott@ag.tamu.edu or visit http://agril-
Equestrian Center East Arena, Katy, TX.
ifevents.tamu.edu/
Riding Clinic with Jere Johnson, Natural Classes start at 8:30 am. NRHA Judge:
Remuda Equine Learning Center, Rod Miller. Circuit awards for winners at-
February 25-28
Utopia, TX. FMI call 830-966-6119, tending all four shows: Feb. 27-28. May
Jurassic Classic Barrel Race, Somervell
email: jdmcjohnson@swtexas.net or visit 22-23, Oct and Nov. dates TBA. FMI call
County Expo, Glen Rose, TX.
naturalremudaequinelearningcenter.com. 281-239-8971 or email: markarcher75@
comcast.net.
Registration Deadline: February 26th
Buckle Open Horse Show, Banshee
- Buster McLaury Horsemanship 1 &
Ranch home of JDs Performance February 28
Cow Working clinic to be held April 1-3,
Horses, Houston, TX. 5 Buckles - tons Dressage with Susan Hancock, USDF
2010, Brenham, TX. FMI contact Marsha
in Prizes, Top Facility, Open to all people Certified Instructor/Trainer in La Vernia,
Caldwell 281-296-9970 or Rachael
and all breeds, PAC approval pending, TX, 25 miles east of S.A. Private or
Coggins 713-628-7920 or visit: www.
Covered Arena and much more. Check semi-private lessons, Ride a Dressage
bustermclaury.com.
out the website and send in you pre Test and/or Quadrille, your choice. FMI
entries, the more pre entries we get the contact Leeann at (210) 859-1028.
January certainly made a
Arabian news & more from around the state by Ginny Nokes of Seguin, TX.
blustery cold entrance. Frozen water
buckets and hoses made things a little
iffy for a bit. But after last summer we
vowed to never complain about the cold
again. Well… maybe a little bit.
We have good news and sad
news to report his month. This good news
EST comes from our AAHA Delegates that
ITTLE
attended the Arabian Horse Convention
in Reno, Nevada. Margo Shallcross,
Bill Eash and Elizabeth Williams were
Cowboy Gathering
thrilled to learn the Alamo Arabian
Horse Club had been selected as finalist
in Texas
in two categories, Communications and
judge, Kathie Dunn from California is a would have prepared a full dinner
Club Projects. The club was awarded
long time SideSaddle competitor and and invite tired hungry friends to
the $500 for the Club Excellence Award
clinician and will be on hand. Side their house for an evening of great
in the category of Communications and
Saddle winner Pam Fricke will be there fellowship and to enjoy good food and
$500 for Club of the year Award. It was
too – and will be a great support for drink. For those of us with aching backs
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quite an honor to be recognized for top
novice aside rider Mr. Marple.” or sore muscles – the hot tub was an
INDEPENDENCE DAY added treat. When attending Arabian
COMES TO TEXAS Nationals in Louisville, she always
COWBOY CULTURE
FROM WEST COAST… welcomed friends to stay at their place
Kathy Starustka owns near Louisville. She and Paul purchased
this fine stallion and a farm north of Louisville and raise Irish
recently welcomed him to Draft Horses (registered breed ) and are
FEATURING
their horse farm in New having great fun with their horses. We
Braunfels. recently heard from her and she hasn’t
The owners had changed. Still inviting friends from the
to retire from breeding/ San Antonio horse world to come visit
showing due to health them. She said to tell everyone hello
problems a few years ago. and she will always remember to good
They were concerned that times in SA. And the welcome mat is
their horses go to homes still out.
DARRELL MCCALL JAKE HOOKER
and to people that would It is with a heavy heart that
give them good care. Indy we share the following news: Norbert
THE QUEBE SISTERS JUSTIN TREVINO
was the last on the list. Krebsbach .. Norbert raised Arabians
When he was younger, he from about the early 1960’s until ten
was going to be shown years ago. He moved six horses from
PRESENTED BY Country English Pleasure. Minnesota to Center Point, Texas.
honors in two categories. The photo of
They had high hopes for him and felt According to Vicki Krebsback, his
the award presentation – Elizabeth, Bill
he could go all the way. He was trained daughter in law, One of the first people
and Margo are looking pretty excited
and ready to show when he broke his who knocked on his door was Shorty
Clark who lived down the road. His
RG Voss Inc.
as they accept the awards in front of
leg.
all those folks. The awards belong to
They chose not to put him horses were initially Crabbet/Polish bred
Pipeline Engineering and then he moved to some Egyptian
and Construction llc
all the members. The club has enjoyed
down as they had grown so fond of
ADVANCED PIPELINE SERVICES INC.
many benefits and grown over the years
him.. His leg is fused crooked and he lines. Norbert attended a Fiesta Show
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a couple years back watching the show
ITY OF LA GRANGE TOURISM
due to all the efforts and contributions
gets around just fine.
put forth by so many.
He is by America V and out and visiting with friends. Some of his
TERRY CARTER has a new
of Sa Abbi, one of the last living Bay horses remain with AAHA Members
COWGIRL BALL - FRIDAY NIGHT Saddlebred Five Gaited Mare. Terry
Abi daughters. He has outstanding today. Shorty and Norbert were among
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the first AAHA club members.
HUCK WAGON EXHIBITS
tells us “Every time I ride DRIPPING
Varian bloodlines and is settled in at
Marlene Foale left us in early
CTBA BBQ C
IN DIAMONDS, I cannot stop grinning.
Watson Arabian Breeding Farm for the
OOKOFF
DD was started by the legendary
breeding season. Welcome to Texas January. She was well known in the
HORSE CLINICS & MORE
George Knight in Lexington, Kentucky.
Indy. Brownsville area. She loved to watch
her granddaughter show their horses
MARCH 12 & 13, 2010
She is comfortable to ride, really loves
NAPITOVS FAME JACK
her slow-gait & rack. She reminds
was purchased by Becky Snell in 2007 and promoted the Arabian breed by
L
when he was 11 and Becky was 75. putting on open shows each year. Her
A GRANGE, TEXAS
me of the tall thin blond co-star in the
movie “Footloose”- she is still a green
Last year she sent him to Rick Urban enthusiasm and love of the Arabian
www.bestlittlecowboygathering.com teenager at 5 years old. As a Callaway-
to ride. Rick went out of town so Judy horses rubbed off on all who knew her.
bred mare, there are hints of breeding
Campbell Urban started riding “Jack” Her good friend Elizabeth Kapplow said
her but I will have to see Dr. Zerlotti
and fell in love with him. Her working it best in the following story. “Several
for that as I can’t
student Renee Delisse got to know him years ago, on New Years Day, Marlene
go without a riding
and loved him also. They took him to was delivering some horses from the
buddy that long.”
Windy Knoll in July and they won all valley and had a stop at a barn near
Solitaire Ranch
Terry continues
four classes entered. They repeated Geronimo. She called me from the barn
with news on the
their wins at the ADA Fall show. After to say in loading one of the horses, he
and SR2
upcoming SASHA
this show, it was decided he and Renee had dislocated her shoulder. I went and
Show.
were ready for the Championships. This picked her up, took her to the hospital
“SASHA
competition is tough. Arabians have to and waited while they took X Rays,
WILL BE THE
show against the big boys. They placed put her shoulder back in place and then
• Horsemanship Clinics
USUAL FUN
third in all their classes and scored 71.6 took more X Rays to make sure all went
SHOW March 5-
by a tough FEI International Judge . well. I brought Marlene, still somewhat
• Customized Horse 8, 2010. There
The other judge scored a 66 just barely foggy from the anesthesia, back to my
knocking them out of the Championship house to “recover”. But Marlene had
Vacations
will be an Open
SideSaddle class, to
honor. He won Prize money in SWDC a job to do, still had a few horses that
be followed by an
Pony Championships. Quite a feat for needed to go up to the Dallas area, so the
• Wilderness Retreats
exceptional event:
an Arabian horse and his rider. Becky next morning, she was back on the road
in the Gila
grand showman
tells us “He is a very pretty bay and with no complaints and a smile on her
and consummate
he is a sweetheart. I just need to ride Face! Marlene took all things in stride,
National Forest,
sportsman, Bill
him. It is either too hot or too cold.” she was unstoppable and unsinkable to
Marple, stepped up
We look forward to seeing Becky riding me, loved life and enjoyed an adventure,
New Mexico to ride SideSaddle
this talented horse in dressage classes she made the best lemonade from any
Challenge of some
next year. lemons life sent her way.”
sort! Yes, he will
Adam Hastings left this
(830) 796-4764
be attired correctly,
DEBBIE AND PAUL world on the last day of December.
to include a drape!
FEEMSTER … REMEMBER THEM. He leaves behind his wife, Kim
The idea developed
Hastings and two precious children.
on the forum trot.
Debbie was an important Our condolences to all who
305 Blackbuck Road - Bandera, TX 78003
org and has become
part of the show scene several years have lost family and friends. They will
a fund raiser for the
back. She and Paul lived up the hill just be missed.
www.KarenBrownOnHorses.com • Karen@KarenBrownOnHorses.com
Saddle bred and all
a stones throw from the Rose Palace.
to enjoy. The learner
Debbie is a great cook and You can contact Ginny at
hostess. After showing all day, she ginnyno@aol.com.
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