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FeaturesSecrets to Show Ring Success 16 Pinto Trainers Share their TipsDon’t Mess Around with Equine Drugs 20 PtHA Sponsor Merial shares important informationonequinemedicationsAwards 22

RegularsEditor’s Edition 5Office Outlook 6Corrections 10Feedback 13Meet the Staff 14

Association BusinessContact Us 2Award Programs 9Photo Contest Rules 15Hey Youth! 56Heritage Foundation News and Donors 57Charter Contacts 59 Show Dates - OCAP Shows 60Show Dates - PTHA Approved Shows 63Photo Contest Entry Form 63Disciplinary Actions 64

PromotionPtHA Convention 18Advertiser’s Index 59Color Breed Congress BC

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PRESIDENTBarbara HulseyEdmond, OK405-341-4980

PRESIDENT-ELECTGary StreatorW Jefferson, OH614-989-7246

IMD. PAST PRESIDENTNancy BredemeierAtwater, OH330-325-7506

SR COMMITTEE MEMBERWendy DavidsonMonroe, WA360-794-1602

SECOND COMMITTEE MEMBERSue Ellen ParkerBurkburnett, TX940-569-2177

THIRD COMMITTEE MEMBERRoger AltmanEaton Rapids, MI810-247-0181

PAST PRESIDENTSCarl Cousins Millington, MI, (989) 871-4449 Mahlon Bauman Buffalo, MN, (763) 684-0475Jim Isley Reidsville, NC, (336)342-4804John HumphreyJones, OK, (405) 396-8444George Martin Franklin, KY, (570) 971-4421Chris Theiler Albuquerque, NM, (505) 821-5642Jean Andrews Fremont, NE, (402) 721-4068Don GreenleeUrbana, IN, (260)774-3719Gerald Milburn Edmond, OK, (405) 513-8023Joe GrissomFrankfort, IN (765)242-4644

Executive Vice President/COODarrell Bilke Bethany, OK, (405) 491-0111

Youth Organization OfficersPresident Kelsey Ritchie, OklahomaVice President Morgan Vance, OklahomaSecretary Austin Pappan, Iowa Treasurer Jeremy Freeman, Oklahoma

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

OFFICE STAFFADMINISTRATIONExecutive Vice President/Chief Operating OfficerDarrell L. BilkeAdministrative Assistant/Performance/Judges Kim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216Controller/Human Resources/Member Services/FoundationDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225Information TechnologyFred Kinder | [email protected] | extension 218Director of Communications/Marketing/Registration Matt Stockman | [email protected] | extention 224

ACCOUNTINGController/Accounts PayableDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225Accounts ReceivableBonnie Billotte | [email protected] | extension 209Paula Simmons | [email protected] | extension 210

HERITAGE FOUNDATIONDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDirector Fred Kinder, Jr. | [email protected] | extension 218

JUDGESJudges/Color Breed CouncilKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216

COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETINGDirector of Communications/Marketing/Media/Social Media/SponsorshipsMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224Publication Editor/Website/Graphics/Advertising SalesAmanda Bradley | [email protected] | extension 219PtHA Booth/Promotional Materials RequestMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224

MEMBER SERVICESCharterDiane Daugherty | [email protected] | extension 222Forms RequestDebbie Weir | [email protected] | extension 226MembershipPaula Simmons | [email protected] | extension 210

PERFORMANCE DEPARTMENTPoints/World Show & Congress EntriesHeidi Slaughter | [email protected] | extension 221Shows/On The Trail/OCAPDiane Daugherty | [email protected] | extension 222World Show & Congress/Pinto Pays ProgramKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216Youth & AmateurMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENTDirector of RegistrationMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224Registrations/Leases/Transfers/Field RepresentativesCari Claxton | [email protected] | extension 214Stallion Breeding ReportsDebbie Weir | [email protected] | extension 226

SPECIAL EVENTSConvention/World Show and Congress StallingKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216World Show and Congress Trade ShowMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224

INTERNATIONALMatt Stockman | [email protected] | extension 224

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Editor, Pinto Horse

PUBLISHER Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc.

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Executive Vice President & COO: Darrell L. Bilke Editor: Amanda Bradley

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Pinto Horse is the official publication of the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. The magazine is dedicated to the advancement and improvement of the breeding and performance of the Pinto horse. The magazine’s purpose is to promote educational, scientific and informative material for the benefit of Pinto horse owners.

Unsolicited manuscripts and photographs are welcomed, but cannot be acknowledged or returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. No responsibility is assumed for such material while in transit or in the Pinto Horse office. Staff of Pinto Horse and the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. are not responsible for opinions and statements expressed in signed articles or paid advertisements. PtHA reserves the right to edit or refuse any advertising or editorial copy that is deemed to be not in the best interest of members or the PtHA. Pinto Horse makes every attempt to ensure that advertising claims are truthful, but assumes no responsibility for their truth and accuracy. Advertisers are responsible for obtaining reproduction rights to images utilized in advertisements.

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Pinto Horse

Fall has finally arrived!

I love this time of year; the air is crisp and clean, the leaves are falling, its football season, you can wear hoodies, carve pump-kins and drink hot cocoa and apple cider. Who doesn’t enjoy those things? A word of advice from my friend Linus, “Never jump into a pile of leaves with a wet sucker!”

The arrival of fall means one thing in particular for the Pinto Horse Association: The Color Breed Congress is almost here! Being only my second show with the PtHA, I am looking forward to attending, finding my niche, and getting to know more members. If you see me, be sure to say “Hi” and introduce yourself.

As we are busy putting the finishing touches on Color Breed Congress plans, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. We are happy to help with any last minute questions. Don’t stress too much as you start your pack-ing; the trade show will be stocked with show sponsors and vendors to supply you with that forgotten hair net or hoof polish.

See ya’ll in Tulsa!

Amanda Bradley

editor’s edition

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November 6 - 11, 2012Color Breed CongressTulsa, Okla.

December 31, 20122012 Stallion Breeding Reports Due2013 Charter Renewals Due

2013 Show Approvals Due

January 1, 2013Membership Renewals Due

January 15, 2013Scholarship Applications Due

February 1, 2013Pinto Pays 1st Deadline

March 6-9, 2013PtHA ConventionOklahoma City, Okla.

April 1, 2013Charter Renewal Deadline

June 1, 2013Pinto Pays 2nd Deadline

June 10-22, 2013Pinto World ChampionshipTulsa, Okla.

August 1, 2013Pinto Pays Final Deadline

September 1, 2013Rule Change Proposals DueHall of Fame Nominations Due

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OK The leaves are starting to fall, the air is crisp, and the staff and I are anxious to head to

Tulsa and present another successful horse show. The Color Breed Congress is almost here; are you ready? This year, we are proud to announce that we will be giving away $4,000 in scholarship money - $1,000 to the top overall youth in each breed division. The event will take place November 6-11, 2012. Once again, the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex in Tulsa, Okla. will be our host.

I am looking forward to seeing the Pinto Family yet again, as well as the other breed associations that will be in attendance. I know the show will be packed with top exhibitors, friendly faces and great competition. Between the Cash Challenge, the Champion of Champion Classes and four different horse shows going on at once, the experience will be one of a kind. I encourage all members to join us in Tulsa for another outstanding event presented by the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. See you there!

Happy Trails!

Darrell L. BilkeExecutive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

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up to $10,000

added money

YEAR END AWARDSThe highest point earners of the year will take home custom Dale Chavez Saddles.

The award will be calculated by ROM points earned at PtHA approved shows from Jan. 1 – Dec. 31. The award will be given to the highest point earner in three divisions: Youth 18 & Under, Amateur 19 & Over and Open Pinto. For the youth and amateur division, the award will be calculated for units only. A unit is defined by the PtHA rulebook as one youth/one Pinto or one amateur/one Pinto. Ties within a division will be broken as follows: the first tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA approved local shows, the second tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA ROM-pointed classes, subsequent ties will be awarded to the unit with the most first place point-earning wins, second place point-earning wins, etc.

To be eligible:Exhibitor must be a member in good standing with PtHA.

The Pinto must be registered in PtHA’s regular registry. The following will not count toward the high point award:Points earned at the Pinto World Championship Show or Congress.

Points earned from the average card at a Jubilee show.

Points earned from a Novice, costume, leadline, walk/trot, produce of dam, get of sire, color, grand and reserve halter class or any other non-point earning class.

The award:A Dale Chavez saddle will be given in each division.

The saddle will be presented at the Annual PtHA Convention.

Award saddles are not redeemable for cash. Forfeited prizes will become property of PtHA and/or Dale Chavez Company.

Yearlings and above Postmarked By February 1 of preceding show year

Postmarked Between February 2 & June 1

Postmarked Between June 2 & August 1

Open Horse $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Open Pony $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Open Mini $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Open Breeding Stock $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Amateur $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Youth $100.00 $200.00 $300.00

Open Weanlings $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

award programs

PINTO PAYS INCENTIVE PROGRAM OBJECTIVE: Provide an incentive program for PtHA Owners/Exhibitors where they can earn money from PtHA ROM points and to encourage members to show at the local PtHA ROM approved shows.

Program Details for 2013: Pinto, Amateur/Pinto unit and Youth/Pinto unit must be nominated each year to participate in program.

There will be six separate divisions: Horse, Pony, Miniature, Breeding Stock (horse, pony, mini), Amateur (horse, pony, mini), Youth (horse, pony, mini),

Nomination Fees: (annual fee) begining in 2013

PtHA will retain 10% on all monies received (including late fees) for Administrative fees, 90% goes into the purse. If a nomination is made after February 1, the 90% will be divided evenly, with half going to the current year purse and half rolling over to be added to the next year’s purse. All points are retroactive to Jan. 1 of current show year.

Each division will compete for funds in that division’s purse only.

Added Money: In 2013, PtHA will match 25% of the actual nominations, up to $10,000.

Grand & Reserve Points and any average judge card points, Pinto World Championship show and Color Breed Congress show ROM points will not count for the “Pinto Pays” program.

Point value: At the end of the PtHA show year, PtHA will calculate the number of PtHA ROM points earned by all nominated Pintos shown in each division. The total number of ROM points earned in each division will be divided into the total purse in that division to determine the monetary value of each ROM point in a division.

Each nominated Pinto will receive a check equal to the number of ROM points earned multiplied by the monetary value of each point.

No refunds or substitutions for any reason.

PtHA will handle all funds and disbursements. Checks will be written after PtHA has audited the year end records and the results are final. Checks will be given out at the PtHA Annual Convention. Any checks not given out at the PtHA Annual Convention will be mailed within 10 days after the Convention has ended. Checks will not be mailed prior to the Convention.

Payment will only be made to the Owner or Lessee of record as documented by PtHA records on December 31 of the program year.

All paid participants that earn at least one ROM Point will receive a pay back.

Enrollment forms are available at www.pinto.org and through the PtHA office.


226 YA Jr - Western Riding, Horse/Pony

WORLD CHAMPION: REGAL CADET / KARA B STARK / KARA B STARK

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: STATELY SENSATION / ALYSIA M NIELSON / CAROLINE NIELSON

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee

3 SENSATIONAL DEE / ALYSIA M NIELSON / ALYSIA M NIELSON

4 SHEIKS WINNING COLORS / TAYLOR L RICHARDSON / NANCY LEE AND TAYLOR RICHARDSON

5 BROKERS LUCKY KID / MACKENZIE PRESTON / MIKE & MICHELLE PRESTON

6 MISS CLASSICSCOTCH / MADISON R VANCE / GARY AND KAREN VANCE

7 HOLD N ALL THE CHIPS / KAYLEA KINNEY / DEBBIE A KINNEY

8 GOOD ZIPPIN TIME / SYDNEY CRAIG / SYDNEY CRAIG (LEASSEE)

9 HESA SUPER CAJUN / ABIGAIL A GUIN / ABIGAIL A GUIN (LEASSEE)

10 NO NEGOTIATIONS / REANNA M WAY / DENAE WAY

PWC Corrections

52 OP - Western Dressage, Basic Test 1, Breeding Stock

WORLD CHAMPION: AMBERLITA CHEX / STEPHANIE

LEAR / STEPHANIE LEAR

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: JZA FRANCINE / KIMBRA S WHITE / KIMBRA S WHITE


3 ONLY BLUE CHIP / JAN LARSEN / DEBRA E OLSCHANSKY

4 ON SOLID GROUND / MIKEY TRUEBA / MIKEY TRUE-BA

5 TALLADEGA / CRYSTAL D BAKER / HOLLY E RYD-MAN

6 SW SPIRITS DENALI / JESSICA KORVER / JESSICA KORVER

The Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. as well as Pinto Horse editor, Amanda Bradley, apologizes for mistakes made in the previous issue. The

following mistakes are photo related and have been corrected below.

168 OP - Disciplined Rail Driving, ST/HN Type Horse

WORLD CHAMPION: RC JACK BE QUICK / SHAWNA M EISENHART / SHAWNA M EISENHART

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: SCENIC BISCUIT / NELL M

TEKAMPE / LORI J MOELLER


3 SEYMOUR SPOTS / TINA LANGNESS / HEIDI A HAMBUCH

101 AM - Obstacle Driving, Horse


RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: SEYMOUR SPOTS / HEIDI A HAMBUCH / HEIDI A HAMBUCH


3 ULTIMATE BONANZA / ELAINE D BAKER / ELAINE D BAKER

100 OP - Obstacle Driving, Horse


RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: SCENIC BISCUIT / NELL M TEKAMPE / LORI J MOELLER


3 ULTIMATE BONANZA / JOE FRANK BROWN / ELAINE D BAKER

55 AM Jr - English Showmanship, Horse (TT)

WORLD CHAMPION: RC JACK BE QUICK / SHAWNA M

EISENHART / SHAWNA M EISENHART

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: FANCY REVOLVER / ANNIE D TAYLOR / BRITTNEY TAYLOR


3 HBF LAWMAN / KATIE A JORAY / KATIE A JORAY4 SINGIN SADDIE SUE / KELLY LEAR / KELLY LEAR5 DETAILED TO A TE / CHELSEA MARWEG / JULIE A

MARWEG6 PRETTY EXTRA TUFF / AMANDA N WRIGHT /

AMANDA N WRIGHT7 SO OBVIOUSLY HOT / SARAYAH VOORHEES /

SARAYAH VOORHEES (LEASEE)8 PJ LOUD OPPOSITION / MALISAH L MORAVITZ /

MALISAH L MORAVITZ9 ALL TIME FAVORITE / CHRISTOPHER STRONG /

CHRISTOPHER STRONG10 GIT YA SOME O THAT / STACIE L LUNDQUIST /

BROOKWOOD FARMS


488 OP - Halter Stallions, 2 Year Old & Under, Drum Utility Horse

WORLD CHAMPION: AMERICAN TROOPER / MARLAN C

MERRILL / LINDA D HANCOCK

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: AMERICANPRIDE / LINDA D HANCOCK / LINDA D HANCOCK

486 OP - Halter Stallions, 2 Year Old & Under, Gypsy Utility Horse

WORLD CHAMPION: LAKE RIDGE ON FIRE / LINDA D

HANCOCK / LINDA D HANCOCK

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the best horse advice they ever got

“A true horseman never brags about knowing ev-erything about a horse, but instead aways keeps learning.”

-Leslie Donelson

“The most predictable thing about a horse is that they are unpredictable.”

-JacquieGritzuk

“Always remember to give your horse the opportuni-ty to do the right thing, es-pecially in learning some-thing new. It’s OK if they do the wrong thing before the right one, that’s how they learn.”

-SondraTody

“Trust your horse. If he’s not worried about the ob-stacle you’re asking him to go through, you shouldn’t be. ”

-KristinDavies

feedback

“Any ego will soon find itself humbled by ones mount.”

-JenniferStevens

“In order to train a horse, one must think like a horse. Think how the horse thinks in certain situations, and make your goals achiev-able and simple; you’ll go father in the end.”

-KelbiLynGray

“Your horse feels every word you think.”

-KeshiaReid

“Remembering to laugh when you have a hundred reasons to cry will make you happier than any rib-bon.”

-LydiaGraceEpner

“If at first you don’t suc-ceed, try doing what your trainer told you to do the first time.”

-SarahRuwitch

“You buy the judges opin-ion but that does not mean you have to agree with it.”

-TKHyatt

“Don’t be concerned with how other’s rides are go-ing; focus on you and your horse and just do your best.”

-KaitlynSheaO’Connor

“Your amateur card is worth more than any mon-ey you’ll make training.”

-SamSchimming


meet the staff

Amanda BradleyPtHAPublicationEditor,WebsiteManager,Graphics,Advertising

Sales

OklahomaCity,Okla.

There are many horses that hold special places in my heart, but one in particular stands out among them all: Copy’s Midnight Warrior. War-rior was the first horse I could really call my own. He is a black Tennes-see Walking Horse that has always had a regal look to him; a horse a princess would ride. I’ve had the joy of owning Warrior for ten years now. We’ve been through many-a-trial together; from show disas-ters to blue ribbons, trail rides, swimming in the pond, going to col-lege and everything in between. Through it all we have established a bond that will last a life time, and I am so thankful he has stayed con-stant in my life, even when everything else around us has changed.

What else do you want to learn about PtHA Staff? Do you have a great idea for a feature story?Comments or questions about the publication?email [email protected] to let us know!

We want to hear from you!

FriendsEvery horse person has their favorite equine friend! PtHA staff describe the horse that put hoof prints on their heart.

Diane DaughertyShowApproval/Results,OCAP,

OnTheTrail

OklahomaCity,Okla.

Out of all the special equines I have loved and cared for, there is one who still brings a smile with his memory and his place in my heart. In my early teens, I took weekly lessons at a comprehensive riding facility. There was a wide range of lesson types, horses and jumps for all skill levels and acres of lovely pastures, meadows and trails for everyone. A special part of the riding experience wasthe camaraderie and learning during the tacking up, the lesson it-self and the after care, which allowed us to get to know each horse very well. We all had our special ones, and mine was a TobianoPinto named Ed. We had great communication and our rapport was wonderful. He was patient, gentle, great at carrying out his lessons, just sweet to ride and spend time with. I just loved him.While we rotated horses for fairness & experience, we all bonded with our special horse. I still miss my sweet friend and those years we rode together, he was a great horse, I was lucky to know him.

Growing up around horses means many have left an imprint on my life. One in particular will always be my favorite, Travelin Amigo, a tri-color Paint gelding. I bought Trav as my next all around horse in high school. He could do anything I ever asked of him, from rop-ing, barrels, working cow horse, trail rides, ranch work, hunting and packing, rodeos and parades; he especially loved running poles and goat tying. As he got older he refused to eat Senior feed, hated clowns and loved to play tag. He was the perfect kids horse, but not afraid of a hard days work, and was my best four-legged friend. Trav died in the summer of 2011 at the age of 26, he is greatly missed.

Heidi SlaughterPoints,WorldShow&Congress

Entries

Stillwater,Okla.

Favorite Equine

My favorite horse? I really can’t pick just one. Two horses in my life have taught me a lot and mean a lot to me. Of course, I have to go with my first ride, PJ. He was a 20-year-old bay gelding that was owned by my grandfather. He taught me two things: the ground is hard and love is all you need to get through the day. The other mount that has a significant place in my heart would be “Talli,” or Tallehina, a 1994 AQHA Buckskin mare. Talli was a love at first sight kinda deal; I saw her and instantly fell in love. She was my first play day horse. I loved her so much that when I went to work for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma, I changed my camp name to “Talli.” Both of these horses will be forever remembered in my heart as my first loves.

Cari ClaxtonRegistration,Leases,Transfers,

FieldRepresentative

Moore,Okla.


2012 PtHA P hoto C ontestOFFICIAL RULES - ENTRY DEADLINE - POSTMARKED NOV. 1, 2012

• Judging will be based on subject, creati vity and compositi on.• Contest is open to amateur and professional photographers of all ages.• Photographers may enter up to 10 photographs. Photos must be entered by the photographer only.• All entries MUST be 8” x 10” in size. All entries must be GLOSSY prints. Do not mount photos on mat board.• All entries must have completed offi cial entry form taped to the photo’s back. Available at www.pinto.org.• Submit photo entries in a protecti ve envelope, or photo mailer to prevent damage, or e-mail photos to magazine@ pinto.org. E-mailed photos must be hi-res quality (atleast an 8.5” x 11” at 300 dpi).• All photo contest entries must portray registered Pinto(s). If photo is a group of horses, at least one must be a Pinto.• Digital enhancement is not permitt ed, except for cropping and resizing.• All photograph entries become property of the PtHA and Pinto Horse and will not be returned. Entry in the contest consti tutes permission for PtHA and Pinto Horse to use the prints for publicati on.• All photos will be judged anonymously. Photos and entry forms will be numbered upon receipt. Judges will not know who the winners are unti l the numbers are matched with entry forms. • All reasonable care will be taken in handling entries. PtHA and/or Pinto Horse cannot be held responsible for damage to, or loss of photographs. Submission of entry consti tutes entrant’s consent to, and agreement with, these rules.• All entrants will be noti fi ed of the contest’s outcome if they provide an e-mail address on their entry form.•Winning photographs will be featured in the January 2013 issue of the Pinto Horse Online Magazine and on www. pinto.org.


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TrainingGetting ready for larger shows is

not much different than normal train-ing.

“To me, its more of a fine tuning,” said Gary Streator of Streator Train-ing Center in West Jefferson, Ohio. “You’ve shown all year long and lived with small problems from weekend to weekend, but now, especially coming into the Congress, you’ve had some time off. You can use that time to fine tune since it will be tougher than the weekend shows.”

While preparing, it is important not to change your routine too much as you get ready, but instead, to maxi-mize your training time and focus on the classes you intend to enter.

“I don’t want to change much as I need the horses relaxed and confi-dent,” said Mark Smith of Mark Smith Training Center in Findlay, Ohio. “I do encourage my youth and amateur rid-ers to spend extra time with me work-ing on the classes they are planning to show in. Do your homework and be well prepared. When in doubt, prac-tice one more time.”

SuccessSecretsto Show Ring

Getting that blue ribbon can some-times be easier said than done. With the Color Breed Congress right around the corner, what better time then now to make sure you and your horse are prepared? We asked several Pinto trainers to share their favorite tips and tricks to help you get show ring ready.

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You know what they say, folks, practice makes perfect! When asked for one word of advice for those pre-paring for Congress, Streator said, “Practice, practice, practice!”

Don’t ForgetEveryone always worries that they

left something behind. Sometimes it is as small as a hair net. Other times it can be a major problem!

“I never real-ize until we get to the show,” Streator said, “But that’s why the vendors are there!”

Lucky for you, the Color Breed Congress Market Place already has a great line up of vendors just for this purpose.

“The right amount of feed for my horses [is something I make sure to remember]” Smith said. “I take all the hay and grain I will need as I do not want to have to buy feed on the road and change their regular diet.”

“Other than the obvious,” Streator said, “Show tack and clothes, you got to remember confidence, you got to take that with ya!”

TravelingFor many, the trip to Tulsa, Okla.

is a long haul. It is important to make sure the horses on board are ready for the road trip, too. Keeping them hy-drated is one of the most important things to remember.

“We give them electrolytes for a few days prior to the trip to encourage them to drink,” Smith said. “We also give them a bran mash before leaving home. At each gas stop we offer the horses water. If a horse does not like to drink when we stop to water them, we will offer them a soupy bran mash and we wet the hay we feed them in the trailer. We work hard to be sure all the horses stay well hydrated the en-tire trip.”

It is important to make sure your

vehicles and trailers are in good shape, too. Always check your tires, oil and make sure your inspections are up-to-date. Make sure the pressure in your spare tires is good and that you have the necessary tools to change a flat, if necessary.

“There was a time when my jack did not have enough hydraulic fluid in it to lift the trailer to change a flat,” Smith said. “I had to wait for help on a busy road in the heat. My lesson from

this and my advice is to always carry extra spare tires and all the tools needed to change the

tire. Tires get very hot when traveling a long distance in the heat and flat tires are inevitable.”

ShowingEvery exhibitor has ex-

perienced that feeling be-fore entering the ring. A little hesitation, a few butterflies and a whole lot of excitement com-bine. Smith said he tries to send riders into the ring on positive and con-fident note so that they can relax and have fun. Isn’t that what showing is all about anyways?

B e -fore enter-ing the ring, I tell them to be patient, relax, and do your best – that’s all you can do, Streator said.

“I like to talk to them about ring etiquette and how to show their horse to their best advantage,” Smith said.

Knowing your horse and enjoy-

ing the time you spend with them can often help more than anything else. It’s a trust thing – if you trust them, they trust you, and then you can both give it all you got.

When asked for his “Secret to Show Ring Success,” Smith said that determining the strengths and weak-nesses of each horse and showing to the horse’s strengths, as well as doing his homework at home, helps him be more prepared and allows the shows to be relaxed and stress free.

“To me, its just another horse show,” Streator said. “Just better competition. You just got to be ready. Spend more time getting ready since you have the time to do that.”

There you have it, straight from the trainer’s mouth. As you prepare for Congress, keep it simple, but be sure to do your homework and spend that little bit of extra time that will get

you further in the long run. And most importantly, relax

and have fun!

Success “You got to remember confidence, you got to take that with ya!” -GaryStreator


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Owners can feel more confident about their Pinto’s health needs by learning more about what FDA-ap-proval of a drug really means and how unapproved drugs may be putting their

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#134 Elsie Guenther & CMF Single SensationTrainer: Sarah Hamer Raschein of Three Ring Farm, Lebanon, OregonElsie Camille Guenther and CMF SINGLE SENSATION (2001 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: REDS JET SET (PtHA) x SIDS SMITHY (AQHA)Owned by: Elsie Camille Guenther, Silverton, OR

Showing Youth, Elsie Camille Guenther and CMF SINGLE SENSATION have earned a total of 1,961 points with 10 ROMs and 5 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 955 Performance points, this team has earned 6 Performance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 92 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 434 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 52012 PWC Open Hunter Halter

2012 PWC Reserve World Champion Youth Hunter Halter 2011 Youth Ideal English Pinto of the Year and Hunter Halter Youth Pinto of the Year

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#136 McKenzie Searles & Justa Cool CoosaTrainer: Kenny Strohecker, Salem, OregonMcKenzie Searles and JUSTA COOL COOSA (2003 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: Sire x Dam: JUST OBVIOUSLYCOOL (APHA) x POOSADA (APHA)Owned by: McKenzie B Searles, Salem, OR Showing Youth, McKenzie B Searles and JUSTA COOL COOSA have earned a total of 1,596 points with 12 ROMs and 4 ROEs, including a Halter ROM. With 786 Performance points, this team has earned 7 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE. This team has also earned 248 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 1 Equitation ROE along with 446 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

Number of years showing Pintos: 6Zone Invitational Western Champion 2010

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#46 SkyHigh on Scotch Trainer: Peter Frost, Maple Plain, MNSKY HIGH ON SCOTCH (2003 Stock Type Gelding) Sire x Dam: MCKENZIES SCOTCH (PtHA) x SHESA STARRY SKY (PtHA) Owned by: Charlinda Schabinger, Prior Lake, MN

Showing Open, SKY HIGH ON SCOTCH has earned a total of 5,181 points with 9 ROMs and 9 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 3,701 Performance points, this horse has earned 8 Performance ROMs and 8 Performance ROEs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 15 years2012 Elite Amateur Zone Champion

2011 Overall Reserve High Point Elite Amateur2010 Overall High Point Elite Amateur

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#114 Kathy Hair & War Drums DiamondTrainer: Under the Guidance of Orman Show HorsesKathy Hair and WAR DRUMS DIAMOND (2001 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: WARDRUMS ROYAL (APHA) x YUCCA BEE SUPER (APHA)Owned by: George R/Kathy Hair, Oakham, MA

Showing Amateur, Kathy Hair and WAR DRUMS DIAMOND have earned a total of 2,149 points with 12 ROMs and 5 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 1,209 Performance points, this team has earned 7 Performance ROMs and 3 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 291 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 364 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 1 Showmanship ROE.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 262011 NEPtHA Year-End Champion Open Ideal Pinto English

2011 NEPtHA Year-End Champion Open Ideal Pinto Western2011 PtHA of NYS Year-End Elite Amateur Overall Champion

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#66 Cortney O’Connell & Millenium CowgirlCortney E O’Connell and MILLENIUM COWGIRL (2003 Stock Type Mare)Owned by: Cortney E O’Connell, Macedon, NY

Showing Youth, Cortney E O’Connell and MILLENIUM COWGIRL have earned a total of 4,676 points with 16 ROMs and 13 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 3,010 Performance points, this team has earned 11 Performance ROMs and 8 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 759 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 2 Equitation ROEs along with 679 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.



#49 Melissa West & Custom Built HotrodMelissa M West and CUSTOM BUILT HOTROD (2002 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: HOT RODDIN ZIP (APHA) x A CAJUN SKIPAWAY (AQHA)Owned by: Linda Krzemecki, Columbus, MI

Showing Amateur, Melissa M West and CUSTOM BUILT HOTROD have earned a total of 2,099 points with 13 ROMs and 8 ROEs, including a Halter ROM. With 1,296 Performance points, this team has earned 8 Performance ROMs and 4 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 403 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 2 Equitation ROEs along with 360 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

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# 458 Zips Jack of DiamondTrainer: Ali Wildermuth (Reifschneider), Bridgman, MIZIPS JACK OF DIAMOND (2002 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: JACKS ARE LUCKY TOO (AQHA) x ETERNAL DIXIE BARS (AQHA)Owned by: Cassandra N Amicarelli, Bridgman, MI

Showing Open, ZIPS JACK OF DIAMOND has earned a total of 936 points with 5 ROMs and 3 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 603 Performance points, this horse has earned 4 Performance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs.

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#459 HHFS Painted Lady HHFS PAINTED LADY (2004 Miniature Mare)Sire x Dam: KICKAPOO NICKELODEON (AMHA) x FANCY LAREDO FIESTA (PtHA)Owned by: Jean E St Denis, Thompson, CT

Showing Open, HHFS PAINTED LADY has earned a total of 1,156 points with 4 ROMs and 3 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 711 Performance points, this miniature has earned 3 Per-formance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs.

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#1205 Caroline Farrell & SunnyTrainers Name: Alan Shaw, Minden, LouisianaCaroline R Farrell and SUNNY (1998 Stock Type Gelding)Owned by: Caroline R Farrell, Carlisle, PA

Showing Youth, Caroline R Farrell and SUNNY have earned a total of 359 points with 4 ROMs. With 147 Performance points, this team has earned 1 Performance ROM. This team has also earned 106 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 97 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

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# 1199 Shelby McNeilly & Shesa Sweet SensationShelby A McNeilly and SHESA SWEET SENSATION (2001 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: ZIPPOS SENSATION (APHA) x MS SPECIAL EFFECTS (AQHA)Owned by: Shelby A McNeilly, Kuna, ID

Showing Youth, Shelby A McNeilly and SHESA SWEET SENSATION have earned a total of 478 points with 8 ROMs. With 285 Performance points, this team has earned 4 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 95 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 98 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 3Idaho State 13 and Under buckle three years in a row.

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#1202 Tori Martle & Bar Driftin Dot ComTrainer: Self Trained with guidance from Sheila, Mary Lou, and Dawn. Tori B Martle and BAR DRIFTIN DOT COM (2007 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: BHR JINGO DRIFTER (APHA) x PRETTY DOT (APHA)Owned by: Tori B Martle, Carthage, NY

Showing Youth, Tori B Martle and BAR DRIFTIN DOT COM have earned a total of 864 points with 11 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 559 Performance points, this team has earned 7 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 138 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 81 Showmanship points with 1 Showmanship ROM.

NYS Pinto Over-All Youth 14-18 ChampionOver-All Reserve Champion Jr Horse for 2011 of New York State Pinto Association

BRVHA Over All Year End Champion4-H NY State Fair 1st place Western Pleasure Horse

6th Place English Equitation Several other Top 10 placings at State

Over 15 ROMs from the Pinto Horse Association of America

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#1206 Jocilynn Behlen & Triples CovergirlJocilynn M Behlen and TRIPLES COVERGIRL (1999 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: PAINTED TRIPLES (APHA) x SAMMYS COVERGIRL (APHA)Owned by: Jocilynn M Behlen, Columbus, NE

Showing Youth, Jocilynn M Behlen and TRIPLES COVERGIRL have earned a total of 335 points with 4 ROMs. With 144 Performance points, this team has earned 1 Performance ROM. This team has also earned 70 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 97 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years Showing Pintos: 4Certificate of Ability in Performance

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#1203 Brandy Smith & Struttin My AssetsTrainer: Mark Smith, Findlay, OHBrandy B Smith and STRUTTIN MY ASSETS (2008 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: HES GOT THE ASSETS (PtHA) x ENHANCING STRUTTER (PtHA)Owned by: Mark W Smith, Findlay, OH

Showing Youth, Brandy B Smith and STRUTTIN MY ASSETS have earned a total of 582 points with 9 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 309 Performance points, this team has earned 4 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 106 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 108 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 6 2012 World Champion

Circuit Champion at First Show Together

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#734 Faren Anderson & Zip for ScotchTrainer: Jeanne Johnson, Haskell, OKFaren L Anderson and ZIP FOR SCOTCH (2005 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: ZIPS DYNASTY (AQHA) x SKYBUGS SCOTCH TEKEZA (APHA)Owned by: Faren Anderson, Pawhuska, OK

Showing Amateur, Faren L Anderson and ZIP FOR SCOTCH have earned a total of 366 points with 4 ROMs. With 192 Performance points, this team has earned 2 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 61 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 85 Showmanship points with 1 Showmanship ROM.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 52012 Zone Invitational Jr Amateur Reserve Champion 2011 Color Breed Congress Amateur Trail Champion

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#730 Mary Adams & OTM Fashion By MagicMary L Adams and OTM FASHION BY MAGIC (2004 Miniature Mare)Sire x Dam: FLYING W FARMS BLUE BOYS MAGIC MAN (AMHA) x FALLEN ASH FARMS GOODBYE GIRL (AMHA)Owned by: On Target Miniatures; Mary Or Gary Adams-Gudinkas, West Suffield, CT

Showing Amateur, Mary Adams and OTM FASHION BY MAGIC have earned a total of 254 points with 5 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 117 Performance points, this team has earned 2 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 38 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 59 Showmanship points with 1 Showmanship ROM.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 16Legion of Merit in the Open Division

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#728 Eileen Ricci & DPS Ima StarTrainer: Tinkee Toy Farm & Eileen Flynn Ricci Eileen F Ricci and DPS IMA STAR (2006 Miniature Mare)Sire x Dam: SUBRAS STARBUCK (PtHA) x DWF APACHE REINBOW (PtHA) Owned by: Eileen Flynn Ricci, Plainfield, CT

Showing Amateur, Eileen F Ricci and DPS IMA STAR have earned a total of 458 points with 6 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 200 Performance points, this team has earned 2 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 48 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 107 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Woodstock Driving Show 2012 Pleasure Driving ChampionSt. Peter’s Charity Pleasure Driving Champion

AMHR Champion Yearling of the Year Halter/ColorPinto Open Champion



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#727 Kelly Lear & Singin Saddie SueKelly Lear and SINGIN SADDIE SUE (1994 Stock Type Mare)Owned by: Kelly Lear, Rock Springs, WY

Showing Amateur, Kelly Lear and SINGIN SADDIE SUE have earned a total of 356 points with 5 ROMs. With 209 Performance points, this team has earned 3 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 51 Equitation points along with 96 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 62007 Pinto All Around World Champion

Two PWCs in Amateur Novice Western Showmanship & Amateur Novice Western Horsemanship Two PWCs in Amateur Western Dressage and Amateur Novice Western Pleasure mares

Two Pinto Congress Championships in Amateur Junior Trail and Amateur Novice TrailEight Wyoming 4-H State Championships



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#726 Shawna Eisenhart & RC Jack Be QuickShawna M Eisenhart and RC JACK BE QUICK (1997 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: RED CHARISMA (PtHA) x POCO DOT PAJAMAS (APHA)Owned by: Shawna M Eisenhart, Attica, OH

Showing Amateur, Shawna M Eisenhart and RC JACK BE QUICK have earned a total of 820 points with 12 ROMs. With 459 Performance points, this team has earned 6 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 248 Equitation points with 4 Equitation ROMs along with 113 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 5 Over 3,200 points and 30 World and Reserve Titles between PtHA and APHA



# 731 Kathryn Ledergerber & Sonny’s Lucky ZipTrainer: Mark Smith, Findlay, OHKathryn Ledergerber and SONNYS LUCKY ZIP (2007 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: ZIPMAN (APHA) x SAMS FIRST STRIKE (APHA)Owned by: Kathryn M Ledergerber, Hope, MI

Showing Amateur, Kathryn Ledergerber and SONNYS LUCKY ZIP have earned a total of 473 points with 7 ROMs. With 279 Performance points, this team has earned 4 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 88 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 98 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 12

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#736 Amanda Rinz & Guns A RizenTrainer: Kerry Kubacki; Hartland, MIAmanda R Rinz and GUNS A RIZEN (1998 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: LIL PINE PARAGUN (PtHA) x RIZEN FLAG (JC)Owned by: Amanda R Rinz, Davison, MI

Showing Amateur, Amanda Rinz and GUNS A RIZEN have earned a total of 362 points with 3 ROMs. This team has accumulated 73 Performance points. This team has also earned 107 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 179 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 2Four time Top 5 and two time Top 10 at 2010 Pinto World Show

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# 732 Abby K Lund & Pleasure N YouAbby K Lund and PLEASURE N YOU (2004 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: ZIPPOS PLEASURE (APHA) x REAL SWEET ADELHEID (APHA)Owned by: Abby K Lund, Stillwater, MN

Showing Amateur, Abby K Lund and PLEASURE N YOU have earned a total of 691 points with 11 ROMs. With 451 Performance points, this team has earned 7 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 103 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 107 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

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# 737 Debbie Slocombe & You Will Be AmazedDebbie L Slocombe and YOU WILL BE AMAZED (2008 Hunter Type Mare)Sire x Dam: YOUDONTKNOWZIP (PtHA) x SPECTACULAR MISS (JC)Owned by: Debbie L Slocombe, Suttons Bay, MI

Showing Amateur, Debbie L Slocombe and YOU WILL BE AMAZED have earned a total of 453 points with 7 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 150 Performance points, this team has earned 2 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 91 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 174 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

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# 722 Mikey Trueba & On Solid GroundMikey Trueba and ON SOLID GROUND (2008 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: THE WHOLE SHABANG (PtHA) x ARTISTIC BRILLIANCE (PtHA)Owned by: Mikey Trueba, Williams, AZ

Showing Amateur, Mikey Trueba and ON SOLID GROUND have earned a total of 315 points with 5 ROMs. With 141 Performance points, this team has earned 1 Performance ROM. This team has also earned 76 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 98 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

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#729 Joni Osborn & Charisma Spots AgoldJoni L Osborn and CHARISMA SPOTS AGOLD (1995 Miniature GeldingSire x Dam: NESTUCCA DOC PETE (PtHA) x CHARISMA HIGH STEPPER (AMHR)Owned by: Laura A Fowler, Apple Valley, CA

Showing Amateur, Joni Osborn and CHARISMA SPOTS AGOLD have earned a total of 445 points with 7 ROMs. With 274 Performance points, this team has earned 5 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 59 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 87 Showmanship points with 1 Showmanship ROM.

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# 2993 Shyofa Klasic MantisTrainer: Gabrielle Deters-Snider, Fruitport, MISHYOFA KLASIC MANTIS (2005 Pleasure Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: KHARTOON KHLASSIC (PtHA) x MALABARS SHY ANNE (PtHA)Owned by: Ruth A Deters, Spring Lake, MI

Showing Open, SHYOFA KLASIC MANTIS has earned a total of 266 points with 3 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 159 Performance points, this horse has earned 2 Performance ROMs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 13Michigan Pinto Promoter Recipient

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#2994 Carnivals SpitfireTrainer: Jenna Jarboe, Elk River, MNCARNIVALS SPITFIRE (2003 Saddle Type Stallion)Sire x Dam: EL DORADO GOLD CHARM (ASHA) x CARNIVALS FLASHY SASSY (ASHA)Owned by: Melody/Donald Crist, Kershaw, SC

Showing Open, CARNIVALS SPITFIRE has earned a total of 194 points with 3 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 117 Performance points, this horse has earned 2 Performance ROMs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 22012 World Champion Halter Saddle Type Stallion

2011 Color Breed Congress Champion Ideal English Saddle Type2011 Color Breed Congress Champion Halter Saddle Type StallionROM’s in Halter, Tobiano Color, English Pleasure and Ideal English

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# 2985 RB JazminTrainer: Justin Stohlman/Stohlman Training Center, Hinckley, OHRB JAZMIN (2004 Hunter Type Mare) Sire x Dam: RB SPECIAL SON (APHA) x BEAUS CARMEN (AQHA)Owned by: Amy E Engelskirger, Brunswick, OH

Showing Open, RB JAZMIN has earned a total of 161 points with 2 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 80 Performance points, this horse has earned 1 Performance ROM.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 2 PtHAO Grand Champion Hunter Type Halter - Open

PtHAO Grand Champion Senior Amateur EnglishPtHAO Grand Champion Novice Amateur

PtHAO Reserve Champion Amateur Halter Mares

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#2988 Indian Rain DanceTrainer: Jennifer ZonghettiINDIAN RAIN DANCE (2007 Miniature Gelding)Sire x Dam: FREEDOM HILL FARMS EXPERT ENDEAVOR (AMHA) x JTR INDIAN LOVE SONG (AMHA)Owned by: Cindy H Innes, Sharon, MA

Showing Open, INDIAN RAIN DANCE has earned a total of 215 points with 3 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 97 Performance points, this miniature has earned 2 Performance ROMs.

Number of years showing Pinto: 3Massachusetts State 4-H Miniature Horse Division Champion

Massachusetts State 4-H Horse Program Youth of the YearAMHA Eastern Championship Show Youth 13-18 Showmanship Champion

AMHA Eastern Championship Show Youth 13-18 Classic Pleasure Driving Reserve Champion

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# 2984 Harley N AssetsTrainer: Tina Krichbaum, Eatonville, WAHARLEY N ASSETS (2007 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: MDR IMPULSIVE (PtHA) x GOOD AND CUSTOM (AQHA)Owned by: Debra D Nelson-Chapin, Graham, WA

Showing Open, HARLEY N ASSETS has earned a total of 248 points with 3 ROMs, including a Hal-ter ROM. With 162 Performance points, this horse has earned 2 Performance ROMs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 2 ROM – Open Halter and Amateur HalterROM - English Pleasure, open division ROM – Western Pleasure, open division

2012 – World Champion, N English Showmanship

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#2991 Emerald Acres ClownfactorEMERALD ACRES CLOWNFACTOR (2004 Miniature Mare)Sire x Dam: W H A WINDSTAR (AMHR) x GRAND VIEW SATIN N LACE (AMHR)Owned by: Elisha & Jessica Gulvin, Stanley, NY

Showing Open, EMERALD ACRES CLOWNFACTOR has earned a total of 756 points with 7 ROMs and 1 ROE, including a Halter ROM. With 677 Performance points, this miniature has earned 6 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE.

NYS 2009, 2010 and 2011 State Champion.

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# 2990 Tahitian PearlsTAHITIAN PEARLS (2006 Saddle Type Mare)Sire x Dam: WINTER WIDE WEB (PtHA) x CURRAN HAPPOCK (ASHA)Owned by: Glenyce R Moir, Boring, OR

Showing Open, TAHITIAN PEARLS has earned a total of 235 points with 2 ROMs, including a Hal-ter ROM. With 82 Performance points, this horse has earned 1 Performance ROM.

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#2987 LM Hawks Blue Suede ShoesTrainer: Craig McCoskeryLM HAWKS BLUE SUEDE SHOES (2009 Miniature Gelding)Sire x Dam: CHAMPION FARMS NIGHTHAWK (AMHA) x FLYING W FARMS BLUE BARONESS (AMHA)Owned by: Paula Laughlin, Westborough, MA

Showing Open, LM HAWKS BLUE SUEDE SHOES has earned a total of 382 points with 5 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 303 Performance points, this miniature has earned 4 Performance ROMs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 3

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# 2989 Ity Bitys Dynamic Fancy LadyITY BITYS DYNAMIC FANCY LADY (2009 Miniature Mare) Sire x Dam: BHF DYNAMIC PRIZM (AMHA) x CHIEFS ITY BITY GOLD (PtHA)Owned by: Joan E Storlie, Spanaway, WA

Showing Open, ITY BITYS DYNAMIC FANCY LADY has earned a total of 239 points with 2 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 83 Performance points, this miniature has earned 1 Performance ROM.

ROM in Hunter-In-Hand, Amateur Halter and Amateur Trail-In-Hand.

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# 2983 Indian AmberHeidi Parker, Gig Harbor, WAINDIAN AMBER (2003 Saddle Type Mare)Sire x Dam: JG CHEROKEY (PtHA) x BANKERS DAUGHTER (ASHA)Owned by: Melody/Donald Crist, Kershaw, SC

Showing Open, INDIAN AMBER has earned a total of 426 points with 4 ROMs and 1 ROE, includ-ing a Halter ROM. With 333 Performance points, this horse has earned 3 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 22012 6x World Champion in Performance classes

2012 Reserve World Champion Halter Mare Saddle TypeROM’s in Halter, Tobiano Color, English Pleasure, Ideal English, Three Gaited/Park

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Represent your state at national PtHA functions! Be a Youth Director! As a Youth Director, you will be able to represent your state at national meetings in addition to informing the youth in your area of national activities. This is also the only way to be eligible to become an officer of PtHYA! To become a Youth Director, simply fill out the application found on www.pinto.org/youth and return it to the PtHA office. Applications will be reviewed and applicants will be notified in January of acceptance. The number of Youth Directors allowed per state corresponds to the number allowed for PtHA Board of Directors. To see how many directors are allowed in your state, check the youth page of www.pinto.org. In the case where more members from the same state apply than are allowed, the director will be chosen on PtHA involvement and potential service.

To make it easier for you to attend, the Pinto Youth Leadership Conference will be held in conjunction with the Pinto World Championship next year! Put it on the calendar now, and then register this winter when the form is posted on the web. Gather up a group from your charter and have a road trip, or get on Facebook and make some new friends before you get there!

Don’t forget to renew your amateur card as well as your individual membership. Do this early to avoid the day-before-the-show rush. You can check the PtHA Rulebook if you need details on what qualifies as an amateur with the association. FRIENDS AND FUN

AMATEUR

hey youth!

REPRESENT

Plan your trip to the Pinto Youth Conference, in conjunction with the PWC in June of 2013. Registration will be available in January or call Matt for any questions.

S c h o l a r s h i p Deadline is January 15, 2013. Please download all forms from www.pinto.org/youth and mail them to the office. Postmark by January 15.

SPREAD THE WORD

Pinto Horse Associati on of America Youth Organizati on7330 NW 23rd Street, Bethany, OK 73008(405) 491-0111 • www.pinto.org/youth

Where friendship comes

in every size and color

DETAILSThank you for all of the donations that continue to come in on your membership/renewal forms. We appreciate your support!

Donations can be made and designated to the Heritage Museum, Orren Mixer Youth Scholarship, Phil Sandusky Scholarship, Youth Scholarship, Amateur Fund or Color Breed Congress Scholarship. All donations paid by check must be payable to the Pinto Heritage Foundation, Inc. for tax deduction purposes.

For more information, or to make a donation, call PtHA at (405) 491-0111 ext. 225

Diamond Donor$5,000 or Higher

Platinum Donor $2,500 or Higher

Gold Donor$1,000 or Higher

Silver Donor$500 or Higher

Bronze Donor$250 or Higher

Pinto Partner$125 or Higher

Friend of Pinto$50 or Higher

Supporter of Pinto$25 or Higher

Benefit Judge

DONOR LEVELS

DONATIONS MADE: DESIGNATION DONOR LEVEL Lynn Hickey, OK Color Breed Congress Scholarship BronzeWade Hickey, OK Color Breed Congress Scholarship PartnerGerald Milburn, OK Color Breed Congress Scholarship FriendWalter De La Brosse, CA Color Breed Congress Scholarship FriendRoxanne Hood, CA Orren Mixer Scholarship Fund SupporterLinda Ruegsegger, OH Youth Scholarship Fund SupporterAndrea Mairs, CA Heritage Museum Fund SupporterTracey & Nicole Dacko, MA Heritage Museum Fund SupporterJohn & Alice Humphrey, OK Heritage Museum Fund SupporterGary Harmon, KS Heritage Museum Fund SupporterBilly Steele, TX Heritage Museum Fund SupporterRichard Petty, OR Heritage Museum Fund Supporter

IN MEMORY OF:Margaret Runion, from Indiana PtHA Youth Scholarship Fund FriendGeorge Detamore from Indiana PtHA Youth Scholarship Fund Supporter




ARKANSASMidwest Tri-State Pinto Horse Assn.Marilee NiesPO Box 978Oologah, OK 74053(918) 407-1978www.midwesttristatepinto.com

CALIFORNIAHigh Desert PtHAFral Lelli990 E Wesley StreetBanning, CA [email protected]

Sun Coast Pinto ClubSherry Barnard79 Aldridge LaneCorralitos, CA 95076(831) [email protected] www.suncoastpinto.com

ILLINOISPtHA of IllinoisMark Killick3407 Woodland Circle NorthIsland Lake, IL 60043(847) [email protected] www.illinoispinto.com

INDIANAIndiana PtHACheryle Ann Walls626- Sampson RoadMonroeville, IN [email protected]

MICHIGANMichigan State Pinto Breeders & OwnersBetty J. Elmhirst6183 Shortcut RoadMarine City, MI [email protected]

Tri-State PintoSheila JippingPO Box 64Hamilton, MI 49419www.tristatepinto.com

MINNESOTAMinnesota PtHACris Stetler3740 Yellowstone LnPlymoth, MN [email protected]

Min-I-Kota Pinto Horse Assn.Karie Daudt333 45th Street SEMontrose, MN 55363(763) [email protected]

MISSOURIMidwest Tri-State Pinto Horse Assn.Marilee NiesPO Box 978Oologah, OK 74053(918) 407-1978www.midwesttristatepinto.com

NEW ENGLANDNew England Pinto Horse Assn.NH, MA, RI, CT, VT, MEPaula Laughlin212 Ruggles St.Westborough, MA [email protected]

NORTH DAKOTANorth Dakota PtHATeresa Palmer-Visser9459 31st St. SE Spiritwood, ND [email protected]

OHIOPinto Horse Association of OhioBilly Schlarb1610 Baseline Road EastGreenwich, OH [email protected]

PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania Pinto Horse ClubRoy Gingrich611 Herrin LaneEnola, PA 17025(717) [email protected]/papinto.html

TEXASTexoma Pinto Horse Show and Trail Sue Ellen Parker1 Parker PlaceBurkburnett, TX [email protected]

WASHINGTONCascade Pinto Horse Assn. of WashingtonReeny Weber26432 Transon Rd.Arlington, WA 98223 [email protected]

Sothwest Washinton PintoPatti GriggsP.O. Box 226Ridgefield, WA [email protected]

WISCONSINWisconsin PtHA Peter NevelW 1064 Amidon RoadBrooklin, WI 53521 [email protected]

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.PINTO.ORG/CHARTERS FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE CHARTER LISTINGS.

Interested in starting a charter in your area?

Contact the PtHA office at (405) 491-0111

2012 approved charters

Advertiser’s IndexDale Chavez IFCBill Knight Ford 5Tioga Territory 6Jim-a-Dee Ranch 13Merial 23Gist Silversmith 63Kensington Protective Products 64ASPC/AMHR 66Color Breed Congress BC

charter contacts


Champions CenterSpringfield, OH: October 6-7, November 17-18Judy Peters (614) 402-1260http://championscenterexpo.com/

PENNSYLVANIAAryns Saddle ClubGreencastle: October 7Alisha Miller (717) 860-9309www.arynssaddleclub.webs.com

TENNESSEEMegFord ShowsMemphis, TN: November 16-17 Ann Ford Upshaw (901) 497-9874 www.megforddesign.com

TEXASBluebonnet Arabian Horse ClubTerrell: October 20, November 3

Hunt County Horseman’s AssociationSulphur Springs: October 13Angie Middleton (214) 641-9582www.huntcountyhorse.com

Piney Woods Horse Show AssociationMarshall: October 13Donna Osborne (903) 399-1097www.pineywoodshorseshow.com

South Texas PintoSeguin: October 20Debbie Marx (210) 365-1381www.southtexaspinto.com

Quinlan Riding ClubTerrell: October 20Ray Mullen (214) 632-0123

Texoma All Breed Horse Show AssociationWichita Falls, TX: October 21Amanda Smail (940) 867-3593

WASHINGTONSilver Spur ClubBremerton: October 7Suzie Knight (360) 286-6768www.silverspurclub.org

CANADAHorse Association of Central Kootenay Trail, BC: October 6Pam Malekow (250) 359-7097

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.PINTO.ORG/SHOW_OCAP FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE OCAP SHOW LISTINGS.

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CALIFORNIACalifornia Gymkhana AssociationPhyllis Odom (831) 623-9026San Juan Bautista: July 14Butte Valley: October 6-7, 13-14, Novemeber 3, December 1Hollister: July 23-30www.calgymkhana.com

Equestrial Trails, Inc. Corral 118Terri Meadows (805) 582-1149Simi Valley: October 14www.eti118.org

Equestrian Trails, Inc. Debbie Foster (818) 698-6200Burbank: December 2www.etinational.com

High Desert Pinto Horse AssociationFral Lelli (951) 849-3031Chino Hills: October 28www.highdesertpinto.com

Southern California Appaloosa Club (SCAC)San Dimas, CA: October 20-21Sherry DeNunzio (626) 347-6716

COLORADOHorsin’ Around Small Equine ClubJoAnn Garrison (719) 547-2253Penrose: October 7, November 11

Magnificent Mini’s Horse Club (M&M)Canon City, CO: October 20Amanda White (303) 795-2811

CONNECTICUTConnecticut Color Breed AssociationWoodstock, CT: October 14Nicole Souza (860) 301-9129http://connecticutcolorbreed.webstarts.com/index.html

FLORDIAWilliston Horseman’s AssociationSandy Dubey (352) 528-2162Williston: October 20, November 17www.willistonhorseman.com

Silver Sands Bridle ClubLinda Carvill (386) 566-1284New Smyma Beach: October 6-7, November 17-18www.silversands.org

West Volusia Saddle ClubCorey Helwig (386) 506-7909Lake Helen: October 14, November 11www.westvolusiasaddleclub.com

ILLINOISPekin Riding ClubNicole Mauser-Storer (309) 258-9234Pekin: October 5, 12www.pekinridingclub.com

IOWAIowa Pinto Horse AssociationKevin Woodford (319) 350-3443Cedar Rapids: October 20-21www.iowapinto.com

KANSASKansas Saddle Horse AssociationDonna Williams (620) 327-2979Salina: October 12-14www.kshaonline.com

LOUISIANACotton CountryPeggy Bailey (318) 366-2971Ruston: October 20ccohsa.sharepoint.com

Silver Spur Riders ClubCharlotte Martin (337) 855-3929Sulphur: October 6, November 10www.silverspurriders.com

Southern Horsemen’s Organization, Inc.Shirley Nossaman (504) 715-5437Amite: October 14, November 11www.southernhorsemen.org

MASSACHUSETTSHanson Riding ClubMicaela Murphy (508) 965-0057Middleboro: October 14www.hansonridingclub.org

MARYLANDFree State Riding ClubDonna Pacen (410) 596-4407Bowie: October 20www.freestateridingclub.org

MISSISSIPPIHeart of Dixie Palomino Exhibitors AssociationTootsie North (601) 214-3043Verona: November 3-4

NEW HAMPSHIREOak Rise Farm, LLCSuzanne Yianakopolos (603) 656-9730Goffstown: October 7, 14www.oakrisefarm.com

NEW MEXICORockin Horse RanchPatty Wright (505) 832-6619Moriarty: October 27-28, November 10-11www.rockinghorseranch.org

NEVADAPahrump Open Schooling ShowsDeborah Pastorelli (775) 727-9576Pahrump: October 27www.pahrumpopenschoolingshows.com

OHIOCentral Ohio Saddle Club AssociationMandy Dacek (440) 668-3054Ashland: October 5-7www.coscaonline.com

approved OCAP shows

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show dates

CALIFORNIA10/28/12Show Name: Fall Extravaganza JubileeShow Host: High Desert PintoLocation: Chino Hills, CAShow Manager: Fral Lelli, 951-849-3031Show Secretary: Fral Lelli, 951-849-3031Judge(s): Terri Wirthlin, Patty Meek, Curt Summers

FLORIDA10/6-7/12Show Name: Harvest Moon PtHA/APHA Combined ShowShow Host: Florida PintoLocation: Tampa, FLShow Manager: Liza Houghton, 813-971-7143Show Secretary: Barbara Lamphere, 813-971-7143Judge(s): Kathryn Kope, Terri Wirthlin

ILLINOIS 10/13/12Show Name: PtHA of Illinois ShowShow Host: Pinto Horse Association of Illinois Location: Sterling, IL Show Manager: Jennifer Driessens, 815-441-5165Show Secretary: Nell Tekampe, 815-570-4188Judge(s): Andrea Koehn, Mary Ann Cash, John Aipperspach, Wayne Hipsley

IOWA10/20-21/12Show Name: Jack-O-Lantern JamboreeShow Host: Iowa Pinto Horse AssociationLocation: Cedar Rapids, IAShow Manager: Kevin Woodford, 319-350-3443Show Secretary: Jennifer Eden, 319-981-5004Judge(s): Wayne Hipsley, Eugene Zimmermann, Andrea Koehn, Duke Neff

NEVADA10/20-21/12Show Name: Las Vegas Revival II Show Host: Silver State Paint Horse Club Location: Las Vegas, NV Show Manager: Mark Kuhlwein, 623-910-7305Show Secretary: Marla Fadel, 801-682-7521Judge(s): Doug LaSota, Christy Wood, Keith Longacre

OKLAHOMA10/20/12Show Name: Midwest Tri-State Pinto Horse AssociationShow Host: Midwest Tri-State Pinto Horse Association Location: Claremore, OKShow Manager: Terry Heimerman, 918-899-7030Show Secretary: Sue Heimerman, 918-899-6930Judge(s): Myron Andrews, Jean Andrews, Michael Short

approved PtHA ShowsOREGON10/19-21/12Show Name: Poor Pumpkin SpooktacularShow Host: Oregon Pinto Horse AssociationLocation: Albany, ORShow Manager: Tara Crawford, 503-320-9208Show Secretary: Linda Enfield, 503-590-9268Judge(s): Richard Gahimer, Gary Vance, Karen Vance, Mary Ingwerson

TEXAS10/27/12Show Name: South Texas Pinto & All-Breed ShowShow Host: South Texas PintoLocation: Seguin, TXShow Manager: Debbie Marx, 210-365-1381Show Secretary: Cindy Gidden Judge(s): Pending

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.PINTO.ORG/SHOWS FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SHOW LISTINGS.

2012 Pinto Horse Photo Contest Entry Form Photographer/Entrant’s Name:Address:City: State: Zip:Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone:E-mail:Identify People in Photo:Identify Horses in Photo:Describe Action/Setting in Photo:

Send your photo contest entry & entry form to Pinto Horse, 2012 Photo Contest, 7330 NW 23rd Street, Bethany, OK 73008 or e-mail (please include all entry form information) to: [email protected]


• Heather Acosta, Hoffman Estates, IL, PtHA Member #15329, suspended March 16, 2011, for violation of Rule B9E, of the 2010 PtHA Rulebook, denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid.

• Richard Hill, Hurricane Mills, TN, PtHA #72732, suspended July 1, 2011, and denied all privileges of the association until fess are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Cindee J Shaffer, Battleground, WA, PtHA #72319, suspend-ed December 28, 2010, and denied all privileges of the associa-tion until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Darrell & Kristie Howard, Moravia, NY, PtHA #65131 and #69663, suspended October 20, 2010, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Kelley C. Whittaker, PtHA #61883, Altmar, NY, suspended December 1, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association un-til fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Cecelia Rotertson & parents Mark and Stacey Goebel, PtHA #68618, Wadsville, IN, suspended December 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8

• Zachary and Jennifer Sparkman, PtHA #61812, Timberville, VA, suspended December 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jamie M. Wade & parents Terry and Jordan Wade, Lake Charles, LA, PtHA #60887, suspended December 8, 2009, and de-nied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Debra J Thompson, PtHA #33132, Preston, Minneapolis, suspended September 21, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8

• Richard & Yvette Elliott, Meridian, ID, PtHA #60467, #46262, & #47608, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Sylvia Kenyon, Colton, OR, PtHA #59541, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jean Marie Kittleson, Jennifer Janowski, Paige Janowski, Bu-chanan, MI, PtHA #44665 and #54130, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Kathy Miles, Lakeside, CA, PtHA #54451, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Alysha S. Minnick, Bucksport, ME, PtHA #58039, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Erin Myers, Freeville, NY, PtHA #57377, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Tamara Poisson, Deerfield, NH, PtHA #59342, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until

disciplinary actionsThe following members are suspended and denied all

privileges of the association, in accordance with PtHA Rules.

fees are paid per Rule #B-8.• Chestina & Eleana Yarger, Williamsburg, OH, PtHA #55454,

suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the associa-tion until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Randy Williams, PtHA #47043, suspended March 22, 2006, and expelled from the PtHA, denied all privileges of the Associa-tion until fine is paid, levied a fine of $1,000.00 and, suspended and denied all privileges of the Association for 60 months after fine is paid in full, for intentionally and fraudulently supplying false information to the Ptha and fraudulently withholding certifi-cate of registration.

• Bonnie Bryant, Alpine, AL, PtHA #53606, suspended January 15, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jamie DeHart, Live Oak, FL, PtHA #55283, suspended Janu-ary 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Terri L. Potter, Lake Stevens, WA, PtHA #47134, suspended January 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Judy Kosciolek, PtHA #11880, Carol Stream, Illinois, sus-pended December 2001, and denied all privileges of the associa-tion until further notice.

• Willa Chapman, PtHA #12159, Half Moon Bay, California, suspended January 8, 2001, and denied all privileges of the asso-ciation until unpaid feed and bedding bill from 2000 Pinto World Show is paid.

• Stephanie Miller, PtHA #28813, suspended December 31, 2000, and denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid, levied a fine of $500.00 and all points earned at show in question voided.

• Deborah Feely, PtHA #27273, Placerville, California, sus-pended December 31, 1999, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until fees are paid for registration of horse.

• Linda Jones, PtHA #28555, Phoenix, Arizona, suspended April 28, 1999, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice and levied a fine of $1,000.00 payable to PtHA.

• Western Cattle Company, Peru, Illinois, denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Trina Dowd, PtHA #18481, Penrose, Colorado, suspended December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Mary Ringler, PtHA #12854, Mora, Minnesota, suspended December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Kasey Mando, PtHA #18052, El Cajon, California, suspended December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Gene Marcus, PtHA #4457, Elgin, Illinois, suspended Janu-ary 8, 1992, and denied all privileges of the association until fur-ther notice.


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No Spots?

No Problem.

Equines that do not meet the color requirment for the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc., but have at least two or more Pinto characteris-tics (blue eyes; white or multi-colored hooves; collective white in the eligible zones, but not enough white to qualify for color; pink skin), has color documented ancestry within two gen-erations, or is registered with an approved out-cross can be registed as Pinto Breeding Stock.

To register, visit our website at www.pinto.org and fill out the necessary paperwork. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our Registra-tion department at (405) 491-0111 or [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!

Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc.7330 NW 23rd Street • Bethany, OK 73008

(405) 491-0111 • (405) 787-0773 (fax)www.pinto.org


No Spots?

No Problem.

Equines that do not meet the color requirment for the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc., but have at least two or more Pinto characteris-tics (blue eyes; white or multi-colored hooves; collective white in the eligible zones, but not enough white to qualify for color; pink skin), has color documented ancestry within two gen-erations, or is registered with an approved out-cross can be registed as Pinto Breeding Stock.

To register, visit our website at www.pinto.org and fill out the necessary paperwork. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our Registra-tion department at (405) 491-0111 or [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!

Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc.7330 NW 23rd Street • Bethany, OK 73008

(405) 491-0111 • (405) 787-0773 (fax)www.pinto.org

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