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THE HORSE GAZETTE Arabian news & more from around the state by Ginny Nokes of Seguin, TX.


kicked off the horse show scene in south Texas at the Rose Palace near Boerne, Texas in March. Arabian exhibitor turn out showed an increase in numbers over last year. Martha Murdoch judged Arabian classes and proved an excellent judge. Martha has been showing Arabian horses for a number of years and is an important part of Arabian national programs. She will be a judge at the 2011 Arabian Youth Nationals in Albuquer- que this summer. Karlan Downing of


The SASHA show


Karma Arabians commented on the SASHA shows “SASHA


mand, the venue for the SASHA Barn Party was held at the Scenic Loop Café on Friday night after the classes. SASHA hosted the party as a special


people know how to put the fun in showing.” Well said, Karlan. The show was well organized, ran smoothly and was exhibi- tor friendly. Thanks to Lisa Mountain, Megan Beasom, Terry Carter, Sandra Arguello and all who worked to make the show successful for another year. And praise goes out to the man that made the show a little extra with his music. He was right on with the beat to the gaits of each class. Due to popular de-


thank you to the exhibitors and friends. We were treated to a “sit down” dinner that was deli- cious, wine or drink of choice and wonderful fellowship in a quiet pleasant atmosphere. Dr. Tony Toledo and Linda came to the show and attended the din- ner along with daughter Blair, husband and young daugh- ter. Blair showed Saddlebred horses under the guidance of Beulah and Elton Cates during her high school years. Shirley and Dave Gallaher drove in from New Braunfels to take in the show and visit friends. We were delighted to see Kim Klossner. She has been through some very difficult times with hip surgery followed with other health complications. Kim said “ I just had to come to the show and get my horse “fix”. She looks great and was in good spirits. `We got to chat with Patty Liarakos and Capper Thompson who were working the outgate. Capper was also in center ring doing ribbons. Sandra Haley and Ashley Korzekwa were among the spectators on Friday. Ash-


ley rode her dear horse Tamar Kodachrome+// to numerous wins in Hunter Pleasure and then in dressage where the two were successful in Show Hack, Sport Horse Under Saddle and were moving up the levels when Kodachrome +// was stricken with laminitis. He fought the battle for two years but it was necessary at the end to let him go. No horse will ever fill the hole in their hearts left by this horse. He was euthanized on June 5, 2009 and it is only now that they were ready to find an- other horse to carry on for him. They have recently purchased Skyes Expectation. We look forward to seeing Ashley and “Star” in the dressage ring. Show Results - Ara-


In the Open Western Pleasure MATTHEW BURKE rode Dream Street Rose for a first place win for owner Rebecca Solter.


ridden by JESSICA SPRING- ER Half Arab won the Hunter Pl. Open. MARY JO LEAHY was the winner on Strawberry Dream in Western Pl. HANNAH JONES


won the Walk Trot Hunt Seat on D Special Edition and was also first in Walk Trot Hunter and first in Hunt Seat Eq. She also placed second in walk trot Trail riding Rodansk. 6D Ranch brought


bian first place winners are as follows. Trail class winners were KARLAN DOWNING on Aristoson and SHERRY ROSSER CARROLL riding Rodansk. SHERRY also won the Purebred Western Pleasure ATR class and went on to win the championship in western pleasure. AMY BOYLEN was a first place winner in trail on H/A Caramet High Jinx. SKYE WILLIAMS


rode The Jokers Wild to a first place in Country English Plea- sure.


ING rode Rays Knock Out in Half Arab Western Pleasure and were declared the winners.


rode BSA Wild Thing for owner MARY KNEBEL winning the blue and in the Championship ALEXA and BSA Wild Thing were champions. KARLAN DOWN-


ALEXA NICHOLS Sky’s Expectation


Pl. on KRH Shahzar. LAUREN BURKE


rode Dream Street Rose owned by Rebecca Solter to a first place in PB Ladies Side Saddle. Purebred Hunter


Pleasure Championship win- ner was Bey Star Prospekt with LARRISSA HINDBURG riding. Reserve Champion was CATHERINE LOHMEYER riding Kenny Gee. Walk/Trot Western


Pl. Championship – Paint Chip – Champion ridden by AL- LISON BUFFINGTON. Res. Ch. - Shahzar with KENDALL PARIS.


several show horses to be rid- den by KELLYE HILL and JU- LIETTE DELL. JULIETTE, Riding Brass Glamor Shot placed first in the PB Saddleseat Eq. JTR and Also the Saddle Seat Medal. She rode SA Bold Intrigue to win the English Pl. JTR class. She also won the pleasure driving with GI Jzoe for 6D Ltd Ranch. Kellye put an exciting ride on SA Bold Intrique to win their class. They put on a show. STEVEN PARIS


won the Academy Walk Trot on Fed Ex.


and Cherokee Warrior won the Western Horsemanship hon- ors.


won the Walk Trot 10 and under Western Pl. Eq and the Western


BLOOD and Hildalgo won Hunt Seat Eq, 14-17 plus the JOTR and JTR Hunter Pl. and the Championship. KENDALL PARIS


RACHAEL YOUNG- SKYE WILLIAMS


Champion – Thee Jokers Wild with SKYE WILLIAMS. Purebred Show Hack


Country English Pl.


was won by LAKEN SNYDER and Reserve was SKYE WIL- LIAMS on Thee Jokers Wild. Half Arabian Hunter Pl. Cham- pion ship winner was SAMAN- THA HILLARD And Res. CH. JESSICA SPRINGER on Skye’s Expectation.


BIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION SPRING FIESTA promises to be one of the best, It has been known as one of the biggest all Arabian Shows in Region IX for years. Don’t miss this show. See you there.


is expecting a great turn out for the Spring Celebration Horse Show and Halter Clinic. The show will be judged by Buck Grass, National Arabian Judge. This show has so much to offer and draws horses from all over. Hope to see you in Sinton, Texas at the show. THE ALAMO ARA-


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