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BITS & SPURS Cont from page 20


marked a 75 and won the $50K Ama- teur class!


Kaley Collins, a sophomore mem-


ber of the University of Arkansas Ranch Horse Team, won the reserve buckle in the novice February 17 at the NRCHA Collegiate Invitational in Fort Worth.


Grant Martin, Hensley, AR, won


the $25K-Novice-NP February 17, with a 73 on TR Reyn Dancer at White River CHA’s event in Pleasant Plains, AR.


Anderson Shiro ISD’s FFA Horse


Judging Teamwon San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s contest February 19, with 149 teams competing and 470 in- dividuals. Members were Brice Beene, Taylor Cooper, Maryn Lara, and Zane Moriarty, with Stacey Byars-Cosby coaching them.


Lindsey McCracken, Houston,


and Heza Krymsun Hotrod did all the good February 23-24 at S.A.L.E. Shows. They were HP Amateur champ in AQHA and APHA shows, plus 19&o HP champs in the all-breed show.


2018 Equine Practitioner of the Year at the Texas Veterinary Medical Association Awards Banquet.


Daisy Kitchener Chenoweth,


Alvin, has raised a yearling stallion to be proud of! Callme TeeRiffic “Milo” dominated the S.A.L.E. and HLSR APHA shows. February 26 double wins, amateur all-age stallions, open yearling stallions; 2 grands each in amateur and open! Then March 9 triple wins amateur stallions 2&u, open yearling stallions and 3 grands each amateur and open!


Kirsten Chamberland, a senior on OSU’s equestrian team, was awarded


Dr. Cliff Honnas was recognized as


the 2018 Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Award February 28. That is the Big 12 Conference’s highest academic honor.


Dr. Cliff Honnas, Bryan, was hon-


ored by his fellow colleagues March 3 when he was presented with the Equine Practitioner of the Year award at the Texas Veterinary Medical Association Awards Banquet at The Woodlands. He practices at Texas Equine Hospital.


Dr. Jim Heird was named as


AQHA’s new president on March 5, the first to be chosen to that position. Cur- rently a Texas A&M University profes- sor, he has been dedicated to the AQHA for 5 decades, including 42 years teach- ing, researching, and mentoring.


Dr. Brad Buckley, Salado, was a


candidate March 6 on the Republican ticket for State Representative for House District 54, and he is now in a run-off to be held May 22. He’s managing partner at Killeen Veterinary Clinic and an ACHA member.


Avery Ellis, a senior on Texas


A&M University’s equestrian team, was named Southeastern Conference’s Feb- ruary Horsemanship Rider of the month.


NEWS & EVENTS - Cont from page 21


15 ODS Gallery Farm Schooling Sh, Noble, OK, Pamela, 405-990-8963


14 HDS Haras Western Dressage Schlg Sh, Magnolia, Jan Colley, 512-565-1134


15 Texas Rose Spring Western Dressage Lite, Tyler, Kim Brunson, 817-683-8284


19-22 AAHA Spring Fiesta W Drsg, San Antonio, Mark Williams, 830-832-5003


21-22 Central Plains Dressage, Stillwa- ter, OK, Nora Wert, 918-629-1181


26-29 HDS Spring Show, Katy, Susan Peacock, 405-760- 0135


29 NMDA Schooling Sh, Albuquerque, NM, DJ Collins, 505-452-0267


29 Sienna Stables HDS Schooling Sh, Missouri City, Laura Eller, 281-703-7917


Hunter/Jumper


APRIL 3-8 Pin Oak Charity Horse Show III, Katy, Val Garza, 210-870-4584


6-8 NMHJA Sprg Fling Sh, Albuquerque, NM, Rush Mgmt, 904-396-4106


7 HJEO River Run Show, Tulsa, Susan Cravens, 918-855-5032


7-8 NTHJC Hidden Lake Farm, Bar- tonville, Barbie Mims, 214-763-8550


11-15 HJEO Tulsa Rendezvous I, Tulsa, OK, John McQueen, 318-348-8233


18-22 HJEO Tulsa Rendezvous II, Tulsa, OK, John McQueen, 318-348-8233


19-22 Texas Rose Spring Festival "A", Tyler, Collman Eq Prod, 480-704-3981


21-22 GHHJA Hunt Farm H/J Sh, Bel- lville, Pine Hill, 979-865-5591


25-29 Texas Shootout H/J, Tyler, Patrick Rodes, 940-240-1207


28-29 Haras Easter Hunter/Jumper Sh, Magnolia, Rob Moyer, 281-818-2321


28-29 CTHJA Trinity Hill Farm Spring, Taylor, Kristi Boyd, 512-243-5235


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