20/ JUNE 2018 THE RIDER
New Executive - New Attitude Don’t miss out on the fun. Join today!
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2018 OPHC Executive
President Memberships Futurity todd Bailey victoria Milligan
Show Points Horse Shows
Club Show & Promotion Maegan Hollinshead victoria Milligan Leanne Knox Carol Hawkins Kris Simpson
awards youth
awards Ceremony / aGM Carol Hawkins Carol Hawkins Liz Nooyen
amateur
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Katie thompson 519-401-5843 Constitution 905-978-1978 Website & Newsletter
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Conflict resolution todd Bailey Kris Simpson
Drug testing
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Leanne Knox Sponsorship
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to offer great awards and fun classes. All mem- bers who bring in a cash sponsor of $250 or more will receive a free stall for 1 night at the OPHC show of their choice. Members who bring in a cash sponsor of $500 or more will receive a free stall for 2 nights at the OPHC show of their choice.
OPHC is thrilled to announce that we will be
offering 19 APHA Championship classes at our Mid-Summer Classic show on July 21st & 22nd at the Ancaster Fairgrounds. The very popular $200 added Shur-Gain
Walk-Trot Challenge classes will run again in 2018! These classes will be held on June 17th, August 12th & September 9th. Thank you to Shur-Gain for their continued support of the OPHC! New in 2018! Youth/Amateur Team Tourna- ment! visit
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NEW FOR 2018 For all individual working events (see APHA
rules SC-185.F, AM-085.F, YP-080.H) where both Regular Registry & Solid Paint Bred classes are offered, horses will compete within the same class but be awarded points based only on the number of horses competing in their respective registry type. Amateur Halter points will no longer be ap-
plied to an exhibitors Novice Amateur overall point tally. Novice Amateur exhibitors must own or
lease the horse s/he exhibits. Amateur Walk-Trot will be treated as it’s
own division, including the ability to win year- end & day awards. Yearling In-Hand Trail will be offered at the July, August & September shows.
REMINDERS Dogs are NOT permitted in the show arena
while a show is in progress. Please keep all dogs away from the rail while a show is in progress in the outdoor pen. Dogs MUST be leashed at all times while on the show grounds. Read more:
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Sponsors
Ontario Reined Cow Horse Association Werner Bohner, President, 519-209-8196
To promote the reined cow horse in Ontario through education, participation, and mentorship
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ORCHA News ORCHA
Open - Werner Bohner and Casey Non Pro - Sherry Black and Smart Dualin Dolly Intermediate Non Pro - Tim Banick and DDD Dun It in Vegas Novice Horse - Don Pletch and Brennas Catt Youth - Christine Fritsch and Mega Misty Open Boxing - Nelson Bilyea and Fancy That With Me Limited Non Pro - Krista LaRouche and CF Whiz Chic Green as Grass - Christine Fritsch and Mega Misty Ranch Riding - Christine Fritsch and Mega Misty Herd Work - Dave Hamilton and Cat Powered
as we hosted our biggest show ever. A total of 60 entries competed in our 10 class day. Several new exhibitors attended the first show of our season and were greeted and cheered on by another great group of spectators. My personal excitement was to see so much improvement in the reined work with several scores of 70 or more. There were some real good cow runs as is the norm and then we finished the day with a 10-head Herd Work class. And get this - 73, 72, 71 were the top three scores. You can see everyone has been working to improve. The results as judged by Todd Bailey were:
Rain and thunderstorms stayed away all day
Calendar of Events: June 23 Reining + Fence Work Clinic FULL/ spectators welcome Shows: June 24, July 22, August 19, September 16
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Horse classes at the Ilderton Area I Quarter Horse shows have been cancelled. They have hosted us there for the last 10-12 years and I fondly remem- ber those Saturday night shows with the arena packed with cheering spectators. Throughout those years I remember one escaped cow but in all that time, there were no injuries to horses, riders or cat- tle. So now I would like to say a huge thank you to the Area I Quarter Horse for hosting and having us for all those years. I would especially like to thank Ken McLellan for all his support and enthusiasm and encouragement throughout all those years. Cowboy artist and author Will James once wrote: “God put horses on this earth especially to work cows.” In my opinion the Quarter Horse breed has gained so much of its popularity for its exceptional ability to work cattle.
Craig By now most of you know that the Cow
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