26/ JULY 2017 THE RIDER


2016 Executive & Board of Directors President: Cheryl Norris, 613-608-3608, snappysdevil@aol.com Vice-President: Stephanie Burns Secretary: Sheryl Chillson, petiteheartstrings@gmail.com Past President: Shawna Crawford, crawfordqh@gmail.com Treasurer: Deb Knapton Directors: Doug MacDougall - jjaneymac295@hotmail.com Jane MacDougall - jjaneymac295@hotmail.com


SPONSORS:


Directors: Barb Downer - downer2020@bell.net Dianne Runtz - dianner13@hotmail.com Jenna Misener - mjmquarterhorses@gmail.com Matt Misener - mjmquarterhorses@gmail.com Laura Coburn, laura.winn.coburn@gmail.com Colleen McFadden Joanne Dorion


www.eoqha.com Great Shows, Great Horses,


Great Friends


President's Message


Well, now that the June Classic is over. I can say


it. Yippee no rain! What a fantastic weekend! Thanks for everyone who came to enjoy the 4


day show. Many new faces which was wonderful. Great memories made once again. EOQHA would like to congratulate all 2016


award winners from our Banquet evening June 10th. It was a great evening caterer by Fadi's Fabulous foods - the meal was amazing as always. The board of directors are working on the next


show as we speak. Mark your calendar for July 27- 30. NSBA Money added classes as well as trail chal- lenge, showmanship challenge and lots of money to be won. Thanks for all the sponsors to help make out shows the success they are today. The Summer Sizzler will have Hi point Circuit


awards for each division as well as individual class awards. We look forward to seeing everyone soon. Safe


travels to all horse shows during the summer, good luck!!!


Cheryl EOQHA Points


and Awards June Classic Circuit Award Winners


Open - Cool Lady Lopin / Patti Lynne Clayton Amateur - Margarita On Impulse / Allison Reynolds Select Amateur - Golden Dynamics / Judi Woodley L1 Amateur Walk Trot - Special Dynamics / Kristi Car- roll Rookie Amateur - Your Making Me Hot / Yvonne Van Luttikhuien Novice Amateur - Luvin Me / Mackenzie Burns L1 Youth Walk Trot - Zip N Skip Doc / Alivia Brummell Rookie Youth - This Stars Hot / Gillian Merkley Novice Youth - This Stars Hot / Gillian Merkley Youth 13& under - This Stars Hot / Gillian Merkley Youth 14-18 - RR Im For Certain / Morgan Hartin


Hall of Fame Awards: Recognizing great volunteers! The EOQHA has three awards that are pre-


sented annually to members who go that extra bit out of their way to help others or the club. These awards are presented annually at the ban- quet.


The Bill Borland Award, donated by the


Hitsman family, honours those who are always willing to help, go the extra mile and demon-


strate exceptional teamwork. The Goodwill Award, initially donated by


Bonnie Cameron and Dan Donohue, to an indi- vidual or family who contributes willingly and unasked to the EOQHA by helping out in any- way they can to make things run smoothly; be it handing out ribbons, helping with functions, set- ting up obstacles in the ring, or for social func-


tions, delivering shavings, or even cleaning out stalls. They volunteer and pitch in wherever and whenever needed. The Hall of Fame program was designed to rec-


ognize the people who have played a vital role in the development of the Eastern Ontario Quar- ter Horse Association.


CQHA appoints Team Canada Coach & Team Manager for 2018 AQHA Youth World Cup


(Calgary, AB - June 21, 2017) — - The city of Bryan/College Sta- tion, Texas, will host the next biennial American Quarter Horse Association’s Youth World Cup event to be held June 28 to July 8, 2018. This event, first held in Australia in 1986 as the International Youth Quarter Horse World Cup, has become one of the most prestigious equine competitions recognized world wide. It is a major initiative of the


CQHA to field a youth team for this competition which is held every two years. The CQHA Board of Directors is very pleased to announce that Della Cryderman of Murillo, Ontario and Karen Westerback of Thun- der Bay, Ontario have been ap- pointed as 2018 Team Canada Coach and Team Canada Man- ager, respectively. The CQHA is indeed fortunate to have such well-qualified candidates volun- teer their time, experience and re- sources to serve Team Canada in these capacities, as they were the Team Canada’s Coach and Team Manager, respectively, in 2008, 2012 and 2014.


Della Cryderman Della has been breeding,


training and showing Quarter Horses for over thirty years and presently owns and operates a equine training facility. Her focus for Cryderman Training Stables is to prepare horses and their ex- hibitors for national and interna- tional competition. While the majority of the horse/rider com- binations whom she coaches show at American Quarter Horse circuits, she also coaches several dressage and jumping horses/rid- ers. Cryderman has travelled and shared her knowledge with riders


who have committed to furthering their skills, and given many clinics rang- ing from first time riders to numerous youth and amateurs who became AQHA Superior Award winners, AQHA Champi- ons, AQHA Versatility Champions, All-Ameri- can Congress and AQHA World Show finalists. Cryderman’s daughter, Jessie Godin was a gold- medalist member of Team Canada while competing at the Youth World Cup hosted by Australia in 2004. Della coached Jessie to 4th place in Am- ateur Hunt Seat Equi-


tation during the 2016 AQHA World Championship Show. Cry- derman served as President of the Thunder Bay Quarter Horse Club for 15 years and as President of the North Superior Quarter Horse Council for 10 years.


Karen Westerback Karen has been involved with


Quarter Horses for approxi- mately 20 years and competes as an amateur on AQHA show cir- cuits in Canada and the U.S. She has achieved two AQHA Ama-


Masters and now serves as the President of the North Superior Quarter Horse Association. On June 24th, the


teur Superior Awards and is an AQHA Amateur Champion. Karen is employed as a Youth Services residential worker for youth who are at risk with the law, helping to develop therapeu- tic plans for release from custody. She has served her local Quarter Horse associations over the years as Secretary, Vice-President and Youth Advisor, and has been ac- tively involved in major fund- raising events and organizing. Recently, she has acquired new roles as a ring steward for several large AQHA show circuits in- cluding the Minnesota Corporate Challenge and the Bob Yanz


CQHA will begin seek- ing up to ten qualified youth participants from all across Canada, for Team Canada. Appli- cants must be Canadian residents and current members-in-good-stand- ing of the American Quarter Horse Youth As- sociation (AQHYA), the Canadian Quarter Horse Association (CQHA), and the provincial/re-


gional Quarter Horse Affiliate where they reside. (Applicants must continue to be age-eligible to compete as youth in 2018). Youth exhibitors who com-


pete solely in the disciplines of Cutting and Reining are also eli- gible to apply as Team Canada members, providing they meet the AQHYA membership criteria, become members of CQHA (at no extra cost to current AQHYA members - see below) and are members-in-good-standing of their provincial or regional cut- ting or reining affiliates. The Team Canada guidelines and ap-


plication form will be posted by June 24th, 2017 on the CQHA Forms/Resources webpage. Funding for travel and other


expenses for Team Canada to participate in Youth World Cup events


is cost-shared by


AQHA/CQHA, provincial/re- gional Quarter Horse Associa- tions,


discipline


corporate and/or individual spon- sors, and team members’ fami- lies.


All current AQHA or


AQHYA members-in-good- standing are eligible and invited to become members of CQHA for no additional membership fee. However, you must register with CQHA by submitting the on-line cqha membership appli- cation form available on our website For more information regard-


ing the Canadian Quarter Horse Association,


Canada’s participation at the 2018 AQHA Youth World Cup, visit our website and check out the Team Canada section.


P.S. Please “like” our CQHA Facebook page


including Team affiliates,


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