26/ JULY 2010 THE RIDER INSIDE
High School Equestrian Challenge....................26 AQHA Launches Full Circle .............................26 OQHA News......................................................27 OQHA At Toronto Horse Day...........................28 AREA 3 News....................................................29 EOQHA News ...................................................29 QROOI News.....................................................30 AQHA Youth World Cup..................................31
The Canadian Quarter Horse Association is an affiliate of the AQHA. Annual membership is free to current members of AQHA. To enroll on-line, visit the CQHA web site:
www.cqha.ca, and choose
“Membership” section. Choose “Affiliates” to link to provincial Quarter Horse & Racing Association sites. Contact: Marnie Somers, President (204) 834-2479 or email:
marnie@horsescoops.com
5th Annual High School Equestrian Team Challenge Show Results
By Ashley Cook
May 22nd 2010 the 5th Annu- al High School Equestrian Team Challenge hosted 11 High School Equestrian, 47 exhibitors, over 55 horses, with over 350 entries.
Individual Awards
Best Horse On Grounds: Miss Colonial Taylor owned By: Mackenzie Kilbride from Chatham Kent Secondary School
Best Dressed On Grounds: Kayla Urquhart from Ursuline College
Chatham
Hi Point Jr. Performance Horse & Rider: Renne Toll riding Cwic Smokin Jac from Ursuline College Chatham whom also won the Hi Point Jr. Quarter Horse of the day winning an AQHA Youth Member- ship
Hi Point Sr. Performance Horse & Rider: Amanda Thomson riding Tabus Black Night from LCCVI, whom also won the Hi Point Sr. Quarter Horse of the day winning an AQHA Youth Membership
Sportsmanship Award Junior Exhibitor: Amy Deelstra from LCCVI
HSETC Scholarship Of Extraordinary Achievement award- ed to Amanda Thom- son representing LCCVI. The High School Team Chal- lenge Committee wishes Amanda the best of luck as she travels to Okalahoma City this July as a member of Team Canada to compete at the AQHA Youth World Cup.
Hi Point Jr. Speed Event Horse & Rider: Alison Schopf riding That Shy Look from Ursuline College Chatham
Hi Point Sr. Speed Event Horse & Rider: Jordon Thomson riding Holms Maple Fudge from Chesley Cougars
AQHA Launches Full Circle
Formerly known as Greener Pastures, the program serves to reunite horses and previous owners.
America’s Horse, June 21, 2010 - American Quarter Horse owners love their horses - past, present and future - and many want to keep track of those horses even after they are sold.
The American Quarter Horse Association developed the Full Cir- cle program to reunite breeders and previous owners with horses they remember well. Through the free Full Circle program, AQHA mem- bers will be able to indicate on a horse’s registration certificate that if the horse ever becomes unwant- ed, unusable or simply ready for retirement, the member will - if possible - assist in providing or finding a suitable home.
Originally dubbed Greener Pastures, the program has been renamed Full Circle and enhanced. The Full Circle name more accu- rately reflects goal of the program when horses that were once sold by their original owner come full circle back to them, often times after lengthy careers enriching lives of multiple riders. Even in the pro- gram’s short existence, AQHA has received success stories from cus- tomers who have been reunited with horses they once owned. To read more about Full Circle, visit
http://www.aqha.com/fullcircle. The free, voluntary program does not guarantee a buyback or exchange of money will occur nor that a horse is assured a home - sit- uations can and do change. It allows members an opportunity to keep track of and provide for the long-term care of horses they’ve bred or owned. However, you must be an AQHA member to sign up and enroll a horse in the program. AQHA members can enroll a horse by logging in to the member ser- vices section at
www.aqhamem-
bers.com or by calling the Registra- tion Department at (806) 376-4811. “AQHA wants to help responsible horse owners,” said Don Treadway Jr., AQHA execu- tive vice president. “We believe we can better serve the equine industry and help ensure the long-term care of horses we register with this pro- gram. By implementing Full Circle, we begin to fill a void.”
Sportsmanship Award Senior Exhibitor: Tara Scott LCCVI
Team Awards
Spirit Class Winners: North- ern Vikings, Sarnia ON 4th Place overall High School Team: Central Huron, Clinton ON
2010 Grand Champion High School Equestrian Team: Ursuline College, Chatham, Chatham ON
3rd Place overall High School Team: Lambton Central Voca- tional Institute, Petrolia ON 2nd Place overall High School Team: Chesley Cougars from Chesley ON
Special Thank You to our Judges Jamie & Kris Simpson, our Announcer, Laurie Haughton, our ring stewards Kelly Trusedell & Emily Voskamp, our ring crew Cindy Cook, Diane Voskamp, Shelley & Jim Thomson, Kendra McCorkle, Angie Mills, Margie Mills and Kyle Foster, and our photog- rapher Ashley Hope.
Thank You Sponsors! • Ontario Quarter Horse Asso-
ciation
• Canadian Quarter Horse Association
• Area 1 Quarter Horse Pro- motional Association • The Dresden Saddle Club • Re Ride
• Fabric Illustrations • Canter Lope
• Epona Promotions & Media Relations
• Village Tack & Western Wear
• Bits N’ Buckles • Tomara Equestrian • Star Trucking
• Kenlor Investments • UCC Equestrian Team • Dresden Agricultural Soci- ety
2010 OQHA SHOW SCHEDULE July 15-18th July 23rd July 24 & 25 July 29 July 30-Aug 2 Aug 13 Aug 14 & 15
4th Annual AQHA Region 4 Show Experience Ohio State Fairgrounds Judges: Tina Anderson, TX Gretchen Mathes, CT Columbus, Ohio Pam Scott, FL Scott Neuman, MT
(519) 864-4333
2 split combined Judges: Lyle Jackson, AB Delena Doyle, TX July 28
Area 1 Sunsational Summer Circuit Eastern Ontario Special Event Eastern Ontario All Novice Show Eastern Ontario Summer Sizzler
Judge: Bonnie Miller, NY Judge: Lindsay Grice, ON
4 split combined Judges: Dan Williams, IL Shows
Tina Anderson, TX Jan Steffl, TX Sheldon Soderberg, AB
Area 3 All Novice Youth and Amateur Show Judge: Kim Hazlett, ON
Area 3 Summer Circuit Quarter Horse Show
2 split combined Judges: Daren Wright, OH Lori Gordon, PA August 19-22
Through this new program, the Association will act as a clear- inghouse by tracking Full Circle- enrolled horses and AQHA mem- bers who have indicated the desire to help.
AQHA news and information is a service of AQHA publications. For more information on The American Quarter Horse Journal or America’s Horse, visit
www.aqha.com/magazines.
Pat Carter All Breed Trail Challenge 15 minutes from Paris
Paris Fair Quarter Horse Show Orangeville Fairgrounds
Contact: Val Love (905)432-8204
vlove@sympatico.ca
Area 1 Summer Celebration Quarter Horse Show Ilderton Fairgrounds, Ilderton
4 split Combined Judges: Pete McAlister, IN Bruce Brown, KY Contact: Joyce Simpson Sat Sept 4th Sept 5 & 6
2 split combined judges: TBA Sept 10-12
Sept 13 Ontario Quarter Horse Breeders’ Futurity
2 split combined And Fall Finale Quarter Horse Show Judges: Dean Ross, AB Dawn Clason, OH Western Fair Versatility Ranch Horse
Sat. Sept. 25th O.Q.H.A.’s AQHA Trail Ride 2010 Tom McBeath, MS (519) 864-4333
Rockton Fairgrounds – NEW LOCATION Contact: April Souwand (519)624-0000 Paris Fairgrounds
Contact: Sharon Wright (519)449-5878 Royal Canadian Riding Academy Newmarket
Contact: Sherrill Tisdale (519)443-4355 Agriplex Western Fair, London
Diane Cellini’s Equestrian Centre, Cambridge Contact: Jamie Simpson
richlandshowhorses@sympatico.ca (519)821-2425
OQHA All Novice Youth & Amateur Quarter Horse Show Ilderton Fairgrounds, Ilderton Judge: Kathy Bogetta, MI Worlds Largest 2006-2009)
Contact: (740)943-2346 Contact: Joyce Simpson
Ilderton Fairgrounds, Ilderton Joyce Simpson (519) 864-4333 Carp Fairgrounds, Carp
Contact:
eoqhastalls@hotmail.com (613)294-4715
Carp Fairgrounds, Carp (613)294-4715
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