16/ AUGUST 2019 THE RIDER North Eastern Reined


President – Barb McCaughey Vice-President - Mary Baks Treasurer – Mary Jo MacDonnell Membership - Greg Crispin Recording Secretary – Nicole Van Esch Directors: Kassidy Holloway Lisa Mayer Chet Martin


The NERCHA is getting


ready for the Misty Meadows Fall Spectacular Sept 7-8 at Reach Huron 169 Beech Street Clinton Ontario, N0M1L0 This show is going to be


packed with excitement as this year we are adding a 4 Event Challenge approved by NRCHA and ran by NRCHA rules. With $1000 added you are required to do 4 different events on the same horse with the same bit for each event. Ranch cutting, reining, steer stopping and down the fence.


We are also hosting a Bri-


dle, Derby, Futurity and Green rider Spectaculars come on out and join the fun. We have added even more money this year, Gist buckles for first place, sheets for reserve plus many other prizes and a complimentary supper Sat evening for participants, there will be tickets to be purchased available in advance for anyone who would like to join in. Pre entry is required


which can be done online. Cattle will be fresh not


have being used anywhere with a new bunch each day.


Special Events Bridle Spectacular • Open Bridle Spectacular: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence). Horses can be of any age. Horses are required to be ridden in an approved bit and reins with romal. Only one hand may be used on the reins and hands must not be changed. All NRCHA rules apply. • Non-ProBridle Spectacular: this is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence), and is open to approved non-pro riders. Horses can be of any age. Horses are required to be ridden in an approved bit and reins with romal. Only one hand may be used on the reins and hands must not be changed. You must be the owner recorded on the registration papers. All NRCHA rules apply. • Non-Pro Limited Bridle Spec- tacular: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work and boxing cow work, and is open to ap- proved non-pro riders. Horses are required to be ridden in age appropriate head gear. All NRCHA rules apply. • Green Bridle Spectacular: This is a 3-part class with herd work,


Cow Horse Alliance 3159 Road 181, Staffa, Ontario N0K 1Y0


www.nercha.ca email: nerchainfo@gmail.com


rein work, and cow work (box- ing). A green rider is a rider who has won less than $100 NRCHA money from Nov 15th of 2018 and must meet the criteria of a non-pro in the NRCHA rule book. You must never have taken money or remuneration for rid- ing horses. There will be a non- pro declaration on the entry form for this class. Horses are re- quired to be ridden in AQHA ap- proved age specific head gear. (3 year old horses: snaffle bit, 4 and 5 year old horses: snaffle bit or hackamore, horses over 6 years old: shanked bit). The same head gear needs to be used for all three events. Riders who start the class with two hands on the reins must stay two-handed for the re- mainder of the class. Riders who start the class with one hand on the reins must stay one-handed for the remainder of the class. Simple lead change will be ac- cepted and marked accordingly. All other NERCHA rules apply.


Derby • Open Derby: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence). Open to horses 4& 5 years of age in a hackamore or snaffle bit. All


NRCHA rules apply • Non-Pro Derby: This is 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence), and is open to approved non-pro riders. Open to horses 4&5 years of age in a hackamore or snaffle bit. You must be the owner recorded on the registration papers. All NRCHA rules apply • Limited Non-Pro Derby: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (box- ing), and is open to approved non-pro riders. Open to horses 4&5 years old in a hackamore or snaffle bit. All NRCHA rules apply


Futurity • Open Futurity: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence). Open to horses 3 years of age, in a snaffle bit. All NRCHA rules apply • Non-Pro Futurity: This is a 3- part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (fence), and is open to approved non-pro rid- ers. Open to horses 3 years of age, in a snaffle bit. You must be the owner recorded on the registration papers. All NRCHA


rules apply • Limited Non-Pro Futurity: This is a 3-part class with herd work, rein work, and cow work (box- ing), and is open to approved non-pro riders. Open to horses 3 years of age, in a snaffle bit. All NRCHA rules apply


4 Event Challenge: Information Rules and Guidelines Added money: $1,000 Category 1 Special Event • Open to all breeds of horses of


all ages regardless of show his- tory. • Equipment: Horses must be


shown in a bridle throughout all phases; no tie-downs will be per- mitted. The traditional bridle with romal must be used. With romal reins, hand is to be around the reins in a fist position with thumb up and no fingers between the reins. In the herd work only, romal reins can be held in one hand. Roping reins are optional in the Steer Stopping. • This contest will consist of four


go-rounds: herd work, reined work, steer stopping and cow work. • There will only be an Open division.


Obituaries


David Dinsmore 1931-2019 P a s s e d


away suddenly at


Listowel HORSE AUCTION


ILDERTON AGRIPLEX Ilderton, Ontario


10 Miles North of London to Ilderton Road Friday


October 18-19, 2019 7:00 p.m. - Tack


Saturday


9:30 a.m. - Tack 12:00 p.m. - 125 Horses and Trailers


Stalls for 100 head under cover CONSIGNMENT FEES:


Horses & Trailers: $56.50 Entry Fee. 8% Commission on Sales Tack: 20% Commission per item on sales up to $100 15% per item on sales over $100


BOOKINGS OPEN SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2019.


Pre-booking recommended. Large Indoor and Outdoor Rings COMMISSION MUST BE PAID ON ALL TRANSACTIONS


34756 Granton Line, RR #1, Granton, Ontario N0M 1V0


NELSON & KATHY BILYEA (519) 225-2130


www.bilyeahorsesales.weebly.com


Memorial Hos- pital on June 22nd in his 89th year. Hus- band of Jean, and father of L o r r a i n e (Robert Strong) and Carolyn (Richard de- Boer). Grand- father of Tara and Aaron Lindley, Jenna Strong and Kale Stallaert, Amanda and Trevor Teune, and great grandfather of Raelynn Teune. David & Jean were involved with Arabian


horses for nearly a half century, through their farm Tagalong Stables in Fordwich. They both enjoyed the horses, raising young foals, showing at halter & under saddle and driving. Over the years they accomplished many


achievements, be it show champions, Regional champions, National winners at Canada & the US. Probably their best moments were watching their daughters and grandchildren enjoy the horses and becoming dedicated horsewomen through their own show pursuits. AHAEC was very fortunate to have Dave


build all the wooden cases for the Gladys Brown Edwards trophies the club had as the annual high point award. These cases were exceptional—well built, looked great and made the transportation of the awards easier. Our condolences to the Dinsmore family as


the day prior to Dave’s passing there was a fire at their family farm. The fire destroyed Dave’s work- shop, tools and materials all gone. No other build- ings were damaged.


Brenda Hall 1950-2019


S u r -


rounded by her loving family at the Brantford General Hospi- tal passed away after a long ill- ness. Beloved wife of Brian for 48 years. Loving Mom of Tammy & Greg Turner and Chris and Anna Hall. T r e a s u r e d


Grandma of Ryder,Connor,Emily, Austin, Brandon and Ashton. Brenda will be sadly missed by her many family members & friends. Brenda & Brian have been involved with


Arabian horses for many decades. Brenda was Brian’s partner in life, and businesses, Keith Hall Transport and their Arabians and Half-Arabians were a significant part of their lives & farm life. It was gratifying for Brenda to watch her children and then grandchildren become involved with the horses, showing them to a multitude of wins locally and nationally. Brenda’s commitment to the breed and to


AHAEC never waivered, and the club is extremely grateful for her support over the years. AHAEC ex- tends their condolences to all members of the Hall family.


Donna Fortin After a few years of declining health, Donna


• A rider may show only one


horse. An owner may enter more than one horse provided there is a different rider for each entry. No change (substitution) to a horse / rider combination is al- lowed once the first go has taken place. • NRCHA Rules and Regulations will apply in all other instances. • 70% of entry fee goes back


into the payout. • World’s Greatest Refund Policy – Scratches must be made in writing and received in the NRCHA office: On or before the due date full refund of all fees .After the due date but before the draw refund of all fees minus 30% retain age After the draw video and NRCHA fees only • Late entries will be accepted


with a late entry penalty (25% of the entry fee) until noon the day before the class starts. All late entries will assume “late” draw positions.


There will be no finals


this year as the 4 event challenge will run along with the horse show. Cow Horse is anybody’s game.


passed away with her son, Marc, by her side in the spring. Donna was a well-respected horsewoman, she owned a farm just north of Stouffville where her prized Arabians were stabled and ridden in the adjoining arena. She was an accomplished rider— english, western, hunter, costume, side saddle, cos- tume—she did it all, and she did all very well! Her


favourite horse of course was


Magiseyn+, a stallion of Crabbet bloodlines and who sired a number of remarkable foals. Magiseyn+ was an accomplished show horse, earn- ing his Legion of Merit quickly and amassing many local wins and Regional honours. AHAEC honoured Magiseyn+, inducting him


into the Hall of Fame in 2018, and we were very pleased that Donna was able to join us all that memorable evening as we all watched a touching video of Magiseyn+ and Donna. When Magiseyn’s photo came on the screen, we all heard Donna say, “that’s my horse”. A very proud Arabian horse owner. We extend our sympathy to Marc Fortin & his family. Submitted by the Arabian Horse Association of Eastern Canada


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