May 2016 Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse (TM)

2 x WC

Olympic’s Godfather
and Laci Mathews

National Trainer’s Show Trained by
Youth 11 and Under Champion Abernathy Stables

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PeligroDineroFROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Susan Coleman up
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NATIONAL TRAINERS’
SHOW COUNTRY
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Cover Features Columns

GEN’S BLACK MAVERICK 16 MOTIVATED MARES 5 FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE
Owned by Keith and Lorraine Rosbury 2015 Winners DIRECTOR
Trained by Callaway Stables
18 GO GELDINGS 8 FROM YOUR PRESIDENT
2015 Winners 30 TWHBEA NEWS

24 PLEASURE ON THE TRAILS Every Issue

26 SKYLINE RANCH RESORT 39 A FOND FAREWELL
Stephanie Ford’s trail ride 40 STALLION DIRECTORY
chronicles 41 HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY
42 ADVERTISING INDEX
32 OUR 1000 HOUR JOURNEY
Jefferson and Carolyn’s 1000 Events/Horse
hour journey Shows

34 2015 VERSATILITY TOP TEN 14 NATIONAL TRAINERS’
WINNERS SHOW

20 MISSISSIPPI CHARITY
HORSE SHOW

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FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

TWHBEA – Lewisburg TWHBEA Staff

RORY R. WILLIAMS (931) 359-1574 • Fax: (931) 359-2539

Executive Director|General Editor 250 N. Ellington Pkwy. • Lewisburg, TN 37091
www.twhbea.com
Greetings to every one of our members and subscribers!
Thank you, again, for being a part of the oldest and Executive Director
most prestigious equine association in the World. In the Rory Williams
association, busy days await us each morning and the phones
never cool off this time of year. Keep it coming! And lastly, as Executive Assistant
the organization flexes with the ebb and flow of the equine industry tide we welcome Diane White
your comments and suggestions in our offices; call us if there is something on your
mind. We aim to please and go to the length required to meet your needs. Receptionist
The agreement between the TWHBEA and BluePrint Marketing, LLC was Gloria Rambo
terminated following the issue of our March edition. With that behind us, we welcome
Open Look Business Solutions. Open Look is a Dallas, TX based company with Database Administrator
operations stateside and in the Philippines. Their staff leapt at the opportunity to take Rickey Clardy
on Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse and with that much excitement, enthusiasm
and energy – a great product is always the result. So, welcome to Open Look Sales Support Staff and Facilities
graphics, layout, and editorial team. Sales, subscriptions, and ad work-up remain here Manager
at the headquarters and we remain at your service for all of your needs.
Amid the excitement of spring, planting your garden, or cleaning the flower beds, Paulette Ewing
don’t let any local horse shows occur under your nose without attending. Recently
there was a great deal of excitement at the Trainers’ Show in Shelbyville and Admin and Marketing Production
anticipation for the Gulf Coast Charity Show in Panama City, FL is high. Don’t forget Manager
to congratulate the winners, remember the fun and enjoy the pictures and memories
often. The show season started hot and heavy, so tell all your neighbors and friends to Kristen Corbin
get out and support the shows, the riders, owners and trainers working hard to win the
blue ribbons. It’s SO much better to have a full crowd attending the show – likewise Public Relations and Office Automation
there’s always a youth group or charity organization needing your support selling their Specialist
goods at the concessions stands. You’ll remember it for a long time, to be sure.
It is also time for many horse enthusiasts to break out the gear and dust it off from Michael Gray
the winter’s neglect and go trail riding in the beautiful spring weather. Whatever your
discipline in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry, enjoy it to the fullest. Go for the Registry
blue ribbon on the rail in a show, ride hard for the championship title in an Extreme Barbara McAdams, Annette Rodgers &
Cowboy event, prep your new foal for the Futurity or your gelding for a World Series
versatility class. The intent of riding horses in all the disciplines is mainly to enjoy Marilyn Walker
the horse.The improved programs of Versatility and International High Point are for
you and your horse to use and be recognized. Learn about the new programs on our Membership Recruiting/Magazine Sales
website, promote them to local and regional show managers for affiliation and points Carol Wakefield, Corporate Sales,
earning. And as always, keep ‘em Walking On!
Carol Jamieson, Sponsorship Recruiting
The Voice Magazine Staff The Voice, the Official Breed Journal, Jane Moore
(USPS 663-040) (ISSN 0505-8813)
General Editor is published bimonthly, TWHBEA Executive
Rory Williams • [email protected] plus the Sire Summary, by Committee
TWHBEA
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The opinions and statements expressed in articles and Breeders Vice President
advertising are not necessarily the viewpoint or position TWHBEA Membership: $60, David Williams
of the staff or magazine. The Voice is not responsible one-fifth of which is for a subscription to The
for opinions and statements expressed in articles and Owners/Exhibitors/International Vice
paid advertisements. We reserve the right to refuse Voice for the dues period. President
unsolicited material and advertising. Reproduction of Non-member subscription:
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Administrative/Fiscal/Audit Vice President
Nancy Lynn Greene

Performance Horse Vice President
Ford Gates

Pleasure Horse Vice President
Margo Urad

Member At Large Bylaws/Enforcement
Vice President

Robin Webb, Esq.

Member at Large/Youth Vice President
Ginger Evans

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FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

WGC and 2xWC

Stud Fee: $500
Multi-mares $300 each

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2xWC and 3xRWGC FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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Multi-mares $600 each
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FROM YOUR PRESIDENT 3. 80% of our members ride Walking Horses at least
monthly.
Spring is in full bloom
in Tennessee; 4. 80% own their own farm or ranch.
dogwoods, tulips, 5. 60% of our members attend horse shows regularly.
cherry trees, and green 6. All of us have dogs or cats.
pastures remind us of the 7. The disposition of our horse is important to nearly
rebirth of our beloved way
of life. 90% of us.
8. 90% of our members own a horse trailer.
TWHBEA is enjoying 9. 100% of our members remove their hat during the
a renewal as well. The
first time in several years, national anthem and bow their heads during prayer.
membership is on course
to meet our conservative Thank you for the honor of being your president and hope
budget! Our cash to see your new foal soon.
condition is better than
when we started and one Yours,
of the leading stud farms
informs me [requests for] breeding is significantly higher
than last year.

I am pleased to inform you that your Executive Committee Stephen B. Smith
continues to work diligently to make our industry better.
Meetings are cordial, open, efficient. Tennessee’s most
famous sports columnist, Fred Russell ended many columns
with “Random Ruminations” and here are a few of mine:

1. Most of our members are over 50 years old.
2. A third of our members breed mares most years.

TWHBEA, PWHAT AND Holmes Farm Walkers
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FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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48th Annual National
Trainers’ Show

The 48th Annual National Trainers Show returned
to the Calsonic in Shelbyville, Tennessee, March
17-19, 2016. This year the Walking Horse
Trainers’ Association added a Country Boy Show
on Saturday morning and hosted a total from both
evening and morning classes of 527 entries. The entries
were up from 309 in 2015.
WHTA selected the judges this year by allowing the
board to select one judge, the general membership to
select a second judge and the final judge being selected
by the attendees at the Horse of the Year Banquet. They
were Jamie Hankins from Kentucky, Dean Byard from
Tennessee and Allen Forman of Georgia. Out of the 58
classes tied, the judges selection was unanimous 29 times.
Six top entries made the gate call for the National
Trainers’ Show Grand Championship class. A Strong
Need For Cash and Michael Wright claimed the grand
championship honors for owners Jim and Jeannie Roberts.
Reserve was Joe Pa with Winky Groover in the irons.
Congratulations to all the winners and to the Walking
Horse Trainers’ Association on a great kick off to the
show season.

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MOTIVATED MARES

TWHBEA

Motivated Mare Winners 2015

PERFORMANCE Junior Mares 5. Blue Eyed AND Blonde & Connie
1. Luv In The Air & Jack Kwok Graves
Senior Mares 2. Pistol Packin Annie & Pat Ireland
1. Lined Royal Cash & Jack Kwok 3. Etta James by TJB & Kathy Zeis 6. Liberty’s Kiss & Larry Starnes
2. Rose Command & Linda Scrivner 4. Vigor’s Covergirl& Angela 7. Sweet Dixie Delight & Linda
3. Cash’s Baby Girl & Donna Kay Runnels
Head 5. Candy Crush & Jack Kwok Starnes
4. Jammin For Keeps & Michelle 6. A Warrior’s Colors & Michelle 8. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi
Cranford Cranford
7. Color Magic & Michelle Cranford DeDeckerBubar
Junior Mares 8. A Chess Queen & Michelle
5. Be My Baby & Robert Deutsch Cranford RECREATIONAL TRAIL
6. Secrets In The Gin & Tom 9. Moto Moto& Michelle Cranford
Kakassy Senior Mares
VERSATILITY 1. One Extra Dollar & Connie
PLEASURE Graves
Senior Mares 2. Stonecutter’s Shine On & Connie
Senior Mares 1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes Graves
1. One Extra Dollar & Connie 2. Count On Spirit O’Three & 3. Blue Eyed and Blonde & Connie
Graves Morgan Hodge Graves
2. Count On Spirit O’ Three & 3. One Extra Dollar & Connie
Morgan Hodge Graves
3. Blue Eyed and Blonde & Connie 4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer
Graves Batts
4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer
Batts SUPER PERFORMANCE MARE OF THE YEAR:
5. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes Lined Royal Cash & Jack Kwok
6. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi
DeDeckerBubar SUPER FLAT SHOD MARE OF THE YEAR:
7. Victoria’s Got A Secret & Jack Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
Kwok
8. Sundrop’sSassasfras& Stephanie
Richards

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GO GELDINGS

TWHBEA

Geldings OpportunitiesProgram Winners 2015

PERFORMANCE 5. Wicked William & Fred & Lisa 3. Rebelation& Linda Starnes
Weaver 4. Dirty Little Secret & Ashley
Senior Geldings
1. Admission Is A Dollar & Pam 6. Juan Carlos & Fred & Lisa Frones
Hendrickson Weaver 5. Ratchet & Danny & Wanda
2. Gin Toddy & Sue Irby
3. An American Threat & Barbara 7. Dirty Little Secret & Ashley Reagan
Corbett Frones 6. Moon Me First & Danny &
4. Rodeo Drive & Jack Kwok
5. Sweetener & Erin O’Callaghan 8. Ratchet & Danny & Wanda Wanda Reagan
6. Pushin Up The Dollar & Kim Reagan
Arnold Junior Geldings
7. Pusher’s Redemption & Andrea 9. Generator’s Majesty & Richard 1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous &
Claborn Henson
8. GPS & Bert & Donna Kay Head Jennifer Batts Light
9. Gold Poison & Bert Head Junior Geldings
10. Major Genius & Taylor Strickler 1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & RECREATIONAL TRAIL

Junior Geldings Jennifer Batts Senior Geldings
1. Sunny Foolish Dollar & Jack 2. Vigor’s Vengeance & Ashley 1. Ebony’s Texas Sport & Brad

Kwok Smith Light
3. King Pleasure & Kathy Zeis
PLEASURE 4. Cobre’ & Darrin & Linda Sisk

Senior Geldings VERSATILITY
1. Enchanter’s Mg & Jo Boucher
2. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Senior Geldings
1. Enchanter’s MG & Jo Boucher
Elizabeth Conti 2. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight &
3. Gimme Solidarity & Angela
Elizabeth Conti
Runnells
4. Cowboy On Parole & Jack Kwok SUPER PERFORMANCE GELDING OF THE YEAR:
Admission is a Dollar and Pam Hendrickson

SUPER FLAT SHOD GELDING OF THE YEAR:
Enchanter’s MG & Jo Boucher

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The 86th Annual Mississippi with appetizers. MCHS Association Congratulations
Charity Horse Show was held showed the true meaning of southern
at the Kirk Fordice Equine hospitality. to all the winners and to
Center in Jackson, Mississippi March
31, April 1-2, 2016. Judges for The TWHNC Riders’ Cup Reid MCHS Association
this years event were Steve Beam, Estess Walking Horse Champions
Spencer Benedict, Mack Dekle, Dickie closed out the show with Gen’s Black on a great show.
Scrivner and Robbie Spiller. Maverick and Bill Callaway taking
There was a crawfish boil and live top honors unanimously for owners
auction on Saturday afternoon raising Keith and Lorraine Rosbury, Maple
over $19,000 for the children’s Crest Farms of Shelbyville, Tennessee.
organizations and wounded warriors. Reserve honors went to He’s Shady
Each morning trainers and exhibitors In Black and Jimmy McConnell for
were able to enjoy a breakfast bar. owner Richard Donner.
Thursday night was a margarita party
and Friday was an ice cream social

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Pleasure On regularly in trail rides. Some ride for
The Trails miles or hours to log and submit for
prizes. Others though, simply ride to
Rory Williams ride. And, to those that have ridden
several breeds of horses before, there
General Editor is a comforting knowledge that their
pride and joy, a Tennessee Walking
To ride horseback for hours than the occasional trail ride. It is Horse, will carry them sure-footedly
along winding country paths, a story well known in our country along the paths and by the streams
along a burbling creek and today as faster and faster we become on the next trail ride. Trail rides are
through forested tracts of land distanced from our agrarian roots, affordable, relaxing and most of all
spread overhead with verdant growth and tied down to 8-5 jobs, soccer, are a source of fellowship in the
surpasses most pastimes in both mortgages, business trips, softball, Tennessee Walking Horse world.
preparation and sheer enjoyment. cheerleading, car payments and that Trail rides beckon to us, remove us
For some trail riding is therapy after ever increasing whine that emits from from the vexing work-a-day lifestyle
a long work week in the office and the garbage disposal. A trail ride can in which we have become ensnared,
for some it is the only opportunity be frustrating, yes, but even with the hearken back even to a simpler
available to get much needed working moments of stumbles, slips in the time when the day passed as it was
time with the animal. Regardless of mud, thrown shoes or arguments supposed to – outside, slowly taking
the reason, the popularity of single or between riders about silly events in all the beauty that surrounds us and
group trail rides remains constant in ongoing in the community, for a which we miss daily as we water the
this hustle-bustle world. few hours on a Saturday morning or desk plant in our cubicle.
evening that is all there is to worry
Imagine the end of the week, Friday about and the subconscious basks in
for most, as the clock ticks nearer to the mental breeze-blown hammock of
5:00 pm how the excitement builds. a sunny day.
No boss, no ‘friendly but too familiar’
co-workers, nor customers that simply A great many of the members in the
will not be content with the product; it Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’
is the hour of the day we all anticipate and Exhibitors’ Association participate
with eager and bated breath. Knowing
there is a trailer to make ready and
check, feed and tack and water and
other sundry supplies to load, animals
that have their own intentions and
perhaps even family members that are
as eager but less motivated than you
to cajole into helping, makes leaving
the workplace even more exciting. It
isnot all the extra work which must be
done first, during and after the trail
ride, it is the relaxation of the ride
itself that is appreciated. It is therapy
for the mind and the body.

For too many, the strain of everyday
living and paying the bills prevents
much more time with one’s horses

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Recently, Stephanie Ford, one of our valued members, offered to allow us to publish her
trail ride chronicles. As they are humorous and engaging, we immediately felt that our readers
would enjoy reading about her adventures with her Tennessee Walking Horse stallion, Golden
Gambler. We hope you agree.

Our good friend Aaron manages do you think you are, kid?”) However,
Skyline Ranch Resort’s horse we’ve been doing a lot of riding with those
services in Front Royal, Va. We two together lately… and they must have
have been looking forward to joining him decided that since they were the only two
for a trail ride for quite some time. On from our farm that family is family. They
Sunday, we made the trip up to see him. had a very interesting discussion through
We had never been to Skyline Ranch the bars at the barn (lots of snuffling
Resort before, but all of the employees and serious looks) and then decided that
were so friendly and polite that we they should stick together and have each
didn’t feel like newbies at all. The resort other’s backs.
is actually much larger than what I had
envisioned, but it lays so naturally in the brought her trusty “Wee-man.” They have Our friend Michelle was there with
landscape that it doesn’t seem that way at this interesting love-hate relationship. Missy, the black mare she purchased from
all. RVs, cabins, campers and even what “Wee-man” is Gambler’s son, but he was us a few months ago. I was so happy
may be the cutest tiny home ever, were born in Georgia, so Gambler didn’t help to see them together. You can tell how
tucked away in the trees. As soon as we raise him. They are pastured directly much they love each other. Our friend
arrived, Aaron led us to the stables. I wish across from each other at home, and Wee Tammy opted to ride Aaron’s grey mare,
I had remembered to take a photo of the tends to imitate Gambler. He thinks he’s Miss Nina. We had three others join us,
outside of the stables… I was too busy the stallion of his herd and spends his time including a man on the savviest rocky
scavenging ideas from the inside! watching over them with his chest puffed mountain mare I’ve ever seen. She was
up, just like Gambler. This has led to some missing one eye and almost completely
Pam and I were the only ones who serious eyeballing from Gambler (“Who blind in the other, but she and her rider
could make it that day, so I brought my still compete in endurance. He would tell
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feet to carry him safely across. I can’t even eat at that point that he was eyeballing the opportunity to take Gambler’s tack
describe how incredible this little mare is the lunch the hikers were eating. (Note to off and scrub him down with leaves. It
-- and to top it all off, she’s 20 years old! self: Bring alfalfa cubes on rides without really seemed to make him feel better, so
That beastie could out-work most of the grazing opportunities!) I sprawled out on his saddle pad while he
young horses I know! rested. I took a cool picture of him looking
From there, we turned and headed up up from the ground. (Upon editing, I
The ride to the lookout was pretty the mountain. Michelle’s idea of “a little realized it looks like I fell off… hahaha!)
arduous. LOTS of rocks and it’s steep. rocky” was Pam’s idea of torture. She
Gambler, who has never, ever asked me fears horses slipping like I fear bears. The trip down was much more fun,
to rest before, had to stop a few times. It was basically the horse version of a in Gambler’s opinion. I had to keep
Since he always puts heart and soul rock scramble to get to the lookout. The reminding him not to hop off rocks, as I
into everything he does for me, I didn’t look on “Wee-man’s” face would have didn’t want to go flying off the mountain.
ask questions. If he needed to stop, we pleased Sierra Langston. It plainly said It sounds crazy, but he was having a ball.
stopped. “Wee-man” was concerned “That’s it. I’m going back to Georgia.” “Wee-man,” not so much. His careful self
that his Dad wasn’t keeping up and kept was in full-on “Protect Pam” mode. I’m
turning around with an expression that surprised his little brain didn’t catch fire,
said “You okay, old man?” When we as hard as he was concentrating. He was
reached the resting point, Gambler was “easy-easy-ing” it all the way down that
feeling pretty humble -- and strangely lookout stretch. I’m pretty convinced that
affectionate. He petted and rubbed Wee “Wee-man” could be at a dead run and if
to the point that “Wee-man” looked Pam whispered “easy, easy” he’d slam on
embarrassed (“C’mon, Dad! There are the brakes and start taking those teensy
girls watching! Knock it off!”) Once tiny steps for her. The trip down seemed
Gambler rested for a few moments, we to go so much faster! We decided to take
were good to go. an access road back to give us some
opportunity to gait. I’m glad we did. There
At one point, we were winding up Gambler, being the mountain horse is nothing quite like sailing around on a
a narrow, rocky trail when Michelle that he is, happily scrambled up rocks smooth-gaited horse!
mentioned that a bear had dropped out without any trouble or guidance (I was still
of a tree when another rider was going preoccupied looking for bears.) Once we The trails that Skyline Ranch Resort
past this point. Bears are not my favorite reached the lookout, we tied the horses typically takes riders on are easy, fun
creatures. Yeah, yeah. “They’re more and went to see what the motivation was trails! We did quite a bit of gaiting on the
afraid of you than you are of them.” I’ve for climbing that last stretch, and oh… lovely, winding trails. I wish that we had
heard that. But you don’t know me and my… gosh. It was worth it! The view was time to explore them all, but I was on a
bears. I am way, way more afraid of them breathtaking! We took our time snapping deadline since it was a school night for
than they are of me. As soon as they pictures and resting. I tried to capture my son. I hope to go back and ride again
mentioned bears, I occupied my mind the beauty, but none of the photos I took soon! Thank you, Aaron, Michelle and
planning escape routes. The trail widened even came close. While we rested, I took Tammy!
at an intersection where some hikers were
eating lunch. Gambler was so ready to

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TWHBEA NEWS 2. Approved new member applications by the new International High Point
received from December 5, Program (rail classes) and the World
The Tennessee Walking Horse 2015through March 17, 2016. Series Championship Program
Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association (Includes member applications (versatility) and other classes by other
(TWHBEA) Executive Committee held its considered in January, February programs such as TWHBEA Trails.
Janaury meeting on the 15th and March and March Executive Committee 6. Approved the list of new committee
meeting on the 18th. The meetings were meetings.) members for the 2015-2016 year
called to order at 9:00 am by President proposed by Ms. Evans. Other
Stephen Smith. 3. Approved the motion to adjust committee lists are pending receipt
breeding year dates, to whit: but are approved after verbal reading
Vice Presidents in attendance “That the breeding year shall now at January and February meetings.
were: Charles Gleghorn, Nancy Lynn commence September 1 of each 7. Approved to modify the following
Greene, Bradley Woodruff, Ford Gates, calendar year, and that the stallion language governing TWHBEA
Ginger Evans, David Williams, Ashley report filing deadline shall be Lifetime Memberships to reflect as
Wadsworth, and Margo Urad, both Larry October 1 of each calendar year, follows: “TWHBEA offers a Lifetime
Lowman, and Robin Webb were absent effective September 1, 2016.” Membership option whereby
during the January session but present membership lasts throughout the
at the March. Also present were staff 4. Approved, in Executive Session, lifetime of the sole person named
members: Rory Williams, Walt Chism, the cessation of payment to the therein. The Lifetime Membership
and Diane White. TWHBEA Secretary person elected to the office of is issued to one person only and
Loren Sanderson was also present at the Secretary, thenceforth causing it to is not for partnerships, but may
January meeting via teleconference and be a non-voting, non-paid Executive be used for a farm name provided
absent during the March session. As a Committee position. that one name is included in the
guest, Director Denise Rowland was in membership.”
attendance. 5. The Executive Committee reviewed The meetings was adjourned in order to
programs for continuance or continue in closed Executive Session.
The following actions were taken at cancellation: both Go!Gelding and
the meeting: Motivated Mares received majority
1. Defer approval ofthe February 19, approval for cancellation at the
end of 2016.In discussion both
2016 minutes to the April 22, 2016 programs are assumed to be covered
Executive Committee meeting.

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$475,000
$450,000
$425,000
$400,000
$375,000
$350,000
$325,000
$300,000

Mar-13 $380,713 $457,691
Apr-13 $399,447
May-13 Cash 2012 - 2016
Jun-13 $387,281
Jul-13MARCH CASH REFLECTS
Aug-13$46,362.82 FUTURITY BALANCE $430,045
Sep-13 $416,507
Oct-13 $408,987
Nov-13 $404,954
Dec-13 $376,628
Jan-14 $381,638
Feb-14 373,396
Mar-14 $340,123
Apr-14 $351,568
May-14 349,277.40
Jun-14 $351,021
Jul-14 $342,749
Aug-14 $357,199
Sep-14 $338,663
Oct-14 $366,381
Nov-14 $385,046
Dec-14 $364,283
Jan-15 $373,228
Feb-15 $384,543
Mar-15 $378,058
Apr-15 $374,575
May-15 $407,854
June, 2015 $406,977
July, 2015 $391,323
August,… 392,660
Sep-15 $387,628
Oct-15 $366,574
Nov-15 $386,785
Dec-15
Jan-16 $420,117
Feb-16 $416,279
Mar-16 $410,267
$415,514
$393,499

OUR1000HOURJOURNEY
By Carolyn W Attaway

To begin a 1000-hour journey, Jefferson is the only horse I have Tam. Both our horses are Tennessee
one must take that first step. To ever owned. He was a birthday gift Walkers, and she had shared with me
begin a 1000-hour journey with to me from my husband, Wayne, two about a new gaited distance program
one’s horse, both must take that first years prior to the start of our journey. sponsored by TWHBEA. There were 2
step together. During those first 2 years I thought categories; 1 for registered horses, and
I had learned everything about my 1 for non-registered horses.This piqued
To put this in perspective, Jefferson horse, and about myself, that I needed my interest because Jefferson is not
and I travel on average 4.5 miles to be a good rider and trail partner. registered and I was having a hard time
per hour. Some days more, some I was wrong. Casual trail rides and finding a TWH program we could be a
days less. Therefore, a 1000-hour minimal groundwork did not make for part of that didn’t require your horse to
journey is about 4500 miles. That is a bondbetween Jefferson and me.But I be registered.
the equivalent of riding from Marietta, was about to find out what did.
Ga. to Los Angeles, Ca. and back When Jefferson and I first started,
again, with a couple of hundred miles It was by chance that I decided to we basically rode on the weekends
to spare. We started our journey on pick up this gauntlet of riding 1000 and an occasional day during the week
October 11, 2013. It took us 2 years hours. I had recently met and started because I was very nervous about
to finish, almost to the day. riding with my now good friend riding alone. I didn’t trust Jefferson

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not to spook and take off, while at I in shape to withstand many miles through areas with unstable footing:
the same time I am pretty sure he was in all types of weather and terrain learning his favorite places to graze
not confident in me as a leader. I had conditions. So now when we started and plants to eat, being able to let go
already had my first major accident off out alone together we had a new of him and trusting him to stay with
his back, and I didn’t relish the idea goal; to steadily increase our time me, Jefferson recognizing certain
of being alone with him on the trails. and distance with each ride without phone tones and stopping immediately
However, I quickly noticed that it was overextending our capabilities. This so I [could] retrieve my phone, and
taking us forever to accrue any hours, goal increased my determination, and waiting for me to put my phone back
and at this pace we would never reach in turn my anxiety of riding out alone before moving, putting up with my
our goal. Determination overtook fear, disappeared and confidence took its singing (that’s a big one!), excitement
and I decided to start riding alone. I place.And, I noticed some changes. building as we approach our favorite
won’t lie, it didn’t go well at first. To places to run, and most of all knowing
say Jefferson was barn sour is putting After so many hours of riding, each other’s body language.
it lightly. Every time his pasture mate covering a multitude of miles, Jefferson
screamed for him, he screamed back started trusting me more and waited Jefferson and I have come a long way
and tried to turn around. Riding off for my direction. Objects became from me hanging off his neck to our
property was really becoming a chore, less spooky, and “startles” occurred best official time of riding 8 miles in 1hr
so I took the next logical step and less and less. His willingness to touch and 5 seconds. And recently, Jefferson
bought a trailer. Jefferson still called new things upon command and and I became official Mounted Trail
for his friend at the trailer head but at his confidence to ride in new areas Ambassadors for the National Parks
least I felt I had a little more control of increased. Every water source we Service at Kennesaw Mountain National
the situation. Needless to say, things crossed, he stopped to drink, and Battlefield Park in Georgia.
got better, but Jefferson and I were every stop we made on the trail was
still a bit wary of each other.Because an opportunity for him to either rest or I pray God grants Jefferson and
Jefferson didn’t trust me to lead him grab a bite to eat. Encountering scary me thousands more hours of riding
safely, he spooked a lot and I found objects like umbrellas, kites, Frisbees, together. I would like to believe we
myself hugging his neck, literally falling trees, and loose dogs became have only just begun our journey.
hanging off his neck to save myself common and uneventful. Standing still
from being slung to the ground. Which and watching strange horses run past
led me to keep him on a tight rein, was no longer a panic situation. I could
tense with anxiety. continue with examples but the bottom
line is that riding out alone together
Now, during this time, I read a had became so common place that
great deal about training, attended panic situations had turned into times
a lot of clinics and audited several of curiosity and learning.
clinics as well. But it wasn’t until I
audited the Buck Branaman clinic that I learned to ride. To move with
something clicked. I can’t say it was Jefferson as he moved. I started
any one particular training technique using my hands less, and my core
or instruction, but all of a sudden I and legs more. I started viewing the
realizedmy horse was my partner, and trails through his eyes and started
not a means to an end.And nothing, seeing everyday places in a whole
no amount [of] training, groundwork, new perspective. I also learned I have
etc. could ever replace spending time a passion for horses. For 3 months
in the saddle, and no one could ride I suffered with severe poison ivy, so
those hours but me. So I rolled up my bad my doctor told me to stop riding
sleeves, put my big girl boots on, and because the heat, rain and humidity
got serious. were making it worse. Needless to say,
I looked like a mummy most of the
It was during this time that I started summer with all my wraps, but I was
volunteering to help my friend Becky determined to finish what Jefferson
who teaches therapeutic riding.Becky and I started.
introduced me to AERC and actually
gave me my first membership as a But the one change I noticed most Carolyn and Jefferson
birthday gift. Being a part of AERC was our relationship with each other.
gave me another reason to ride long Stopping on the trails to share a snack:
hours. I needed to get Jefferson and dismounting and leading Jefferson

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2015 VERSATILITY TOP TEN WINNERS

2015 Versatility
Top Ten Winners

YOUTH ENGLISH PLEASURE YOUTH ENDURANCE RIDING

1. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts 1. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
1. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 2. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &RaeganWasilka for Koren Wasilka
3. A Major Ray Of Sunshine & Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka
3. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles YOUTH TRAIL OBSTACLE
5. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
5. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 1. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
7. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 2. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
8. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 3. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher
8. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher 4. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher
10. The Great Sensation & Wesley Mae Riggs for Jessica Hlebak 5. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
6. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles
YOUTH MODEL/HALTER 7. Victory Trip & Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
8. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 9. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka
2. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles 10. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
3. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
4. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes YOUTH HUNTER HACK
5. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
5. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Kale Wasilka for Koren Rae Wasilka 1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
5. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
5. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott YOUTH TIMED SPEED EVENTS
9. Prides Blue Moon Casanova & Wesley Mae Riggs
10. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 1. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka
2. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
YOUTH 2-GAIT TWH PLEASURE 3. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher
4. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
1. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts 5. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
2. Painted Encore & Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson 5. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti & Tamra Steinbrecher
3. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 7. Painted Encore & Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
4. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher 8. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
5. The Great Sensation & Wesley Mae Riggs for Jessica Hlebak 9. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
6. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 10. Rebelation & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
7. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher
8. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles YOUTH WESTERN RIDING
9. Prides Blue Moon Casanova & Wesley Mae Riggs
10. Victory Trip & Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
2. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher
YOUTH OVER FENCE 3. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher
4. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 5. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
2. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER
YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE
1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
1. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 2. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher
2. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka 3. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles
3. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 4. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Kale Wasilka for Koren Rae Wasilka
4. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman 5. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
5. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts 6. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alan Knott for Shelley Knott
6. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 7. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
7. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher 8. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
8. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 8. Enchanter’s MG & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher
10. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
YOUTH BASIC REINING 10. Painted Encore & Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
10. The Great Sensation & Wesley Mae Riggs for Jessica Hlebak
1. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts
2. Count On Spirit O’ Three &Morgan Hodge YOUTH EQUITATION
3. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
4. Enchanter’s Mg & Morgan Hodge for Jo Boucher 1. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge
4. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 1. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher
3. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles
4. Finally Bustin’ out & Alan Knott for Shelley Knott

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2015 VERSATILITY TOP TEN WINNERS

5. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts 7. Pit Stop & Robyn Fahnle
6. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka 8. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
7. Prides Blue Moon Casanova & Wesley Mae Riggs 8. Alamo Joe & Mary Gillis
8. The Great Sensation & Wesley Mae Riggs for Jessica Hlebak 10. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski
9. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
10. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman ADULT TWH OVER FENCE

YOUTH PROMOTION 1. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
2. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes
1. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles
2. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes ADULT EXTREME/SPORT

YOUTH JUDGED PLEASURE RIDE 1. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn
2. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
1. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 3. He’s Pushin Smoke &SandralynMolinari
1. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekiorn 4. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden
2. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman
4. Painted Encore & Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson ADULT WESTERN PLEASURE
5. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka
1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts
YOUTH DRESSAGE 2. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
3. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman
1. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
2. Count On Spirit O’ Three & Morgan Hodge 5. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn
3. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts 6. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir
4. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 7. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden
5. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles 8. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar
9. Simply Shocking & Katherine Tanner
YOUTH UNTIMED GAME EVENTS 9. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell

1. Pusher Power’s Shiloh & Jessica Bachman for Brent James Bachman ADULT BASIC REINING
2. A Major Ray Of Sunshine &Raegan Wasilka for Koren Wasilka
3. I’m Pretty Major & Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 1. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
4. Finally Bustin’ Out & Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 2. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
5. Topper’s Beaucoup Delight & Sarah Elizabeth Conti for Tamra Steinbrecher 3. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman
6. Victory Trip & Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 4. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts
7. Victory Trip & Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 5. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski
8. Painted Encore & Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
9. My Sophia & Morgan Hodge for Jennifer Batts ADULT TRAIL OBSTACLE
10. Genius Boy’s Alpha Star & Rachel Cowles
1. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
ADULT ENGLISH PLEASURE 2. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes
3. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts 4. Generator’s Evil Outbreak & Mary Helen Martin
1. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman 4. Go Boy’s Regis & Christine Pepmeyer
3. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts 6. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts
4. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn 7. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski
5. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir 8. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir
6. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden 8. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden
6. Simply Shocking & Katherine Tanner 10. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman
8. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
8. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar ADULT HUNTER HACK

ADULT MODEL/HALTER 1. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
2. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman
1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts 2. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes
2. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
3. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn ADULT TIMED SPEED EVENTS
4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
5. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar 1. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn
5. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell 2. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden
7. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman 3. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
8. Simply Shocking &Katherine Tanner 4. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell
9. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir 5. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes
9. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden 6. Simply Shocking & Katherine Tanner

ADULT PLEASURE DRIVING ADULT WESTERN RIDING

1. Generator’s Evil Outbreak & Mary Helen Martin 1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts
2. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
ADULT 2-GAIT TWH PLEASURE 3. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
4. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski
1. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman 4. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell
2. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar
3. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts ADULT SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER
4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts
5. Ratchet & Wanda Reagan for Danny Reagan 1. Generator’s Evil Outbreak & Mary Helen Martin
6. Simply Shocking &Kathrine Tanner 2. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts

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2015 VERSATILITY TOP TEN WINNERS

3. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell 4. Blue Eyed And Blonde &Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
4. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman 5. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
4. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts 6. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
6. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn
7. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes ELITE TWH OVER FENCE
8. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden 1. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
8. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar
ELITE WESTERN PLEASURE
ADULT EQUITATION 1. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
1. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts 2. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
2. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn 3. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
3. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell 4. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
3. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman
5. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar ELITE BASIC REINING
6. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden 1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
7. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir 2. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
8. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts 3. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
8. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski 4. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves

ADULT OBSTACLE DRIVING ELITE TRAIL OBSTACLE
1. Generator’s Evil Outbreak & Mary Helen Martin 1. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
2. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
ADULT PROMOTION 3. Sweet Dixie Delight & Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
1. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar 4. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
2. Go Boy’s Regis & Christine Pepmeyer 5. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
6. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
ADULT COMPETITIVE RIDING
1. Shadow of a Legend &KorenLeVoir ELITE HUNTER HACK
1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
ADULT JUDGED PLEASURE RIDE
1. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden ELITE TIMED SPEED EVENTS
1. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
ADULT DRESSAGE 2. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
1. Audrey Hepburn & Dr. Kris Herman 3. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
2. Delight Me With Silver & Jennifer Batts 4. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
3. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts
4. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski ELITE WESTERN RIDING
5. Alamo Joe & Mary Gillis 1. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
6. Simply Shocking & Katherine Tanner 2. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
2. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
ADULT UNTIMED GAME EVENTS 4. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
1. Tuff Night At The Ritz & Tracy Pinson
2. He’s Some Kinda Dangerous & Jennifer Batts ELITE SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER
3. Sarge’sChoicey Boy & Jessica Marlewski 1. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
3. Victory Trip & Dan Starnes for Linda Starnes 2. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
3. Fancy Lil Power Play & Loretta Borden 2. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
3. A Strong Will & Nicole Hirsekorn 4. Sweet Dixie Delight & Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
3. Miss Minni Mac & Jodi DeDeckerBubar
8. Shadow of A Legend &KorenLeVoir ELITE EQUITATION
9. Moon Me First & Wanda Reagan for Danny Reagan 1. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
10. Ebony’s Sharpshooter & Kayla Dewey for Carlos Stockwell 2. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves

ELITE ENGLISH PLEASURE ELITE PROMOTION
1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes 1. Gigolos Cowboy Cadilac DJ & Mary Susan Ellis
2. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen 2. Executive Eagle & Mary Susan Ellis for Omar Garza
3. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
ELITE DRESSAGE
ELITE MODEL/HALTER 1. Gigolos Cowboy Cadilac DJ & Mary Susan Ellis
1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes 2. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
2. Jose’s Last Rose & Susan Dunn Kernodle 3. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
3. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves 3. Executive Eagle & Mary Susan Ellis for Omar Garza
4. Blue Eyed And Blonde & Frank Rolland for Connie Graves
5. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke ELITE UNTIMED GAME EVENTS
5. Sweet Dixie Delight & Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes 1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
2. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen
ELITE 2-GAIT TWH PLEASURE 3. I’m Angels Amazing Grace & Cynthia Natzke
1. Dolly Dumas & Ada Keen 4. Jose’s Last Rose & Susan Dunn Kernodle
2. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
3. Jose’s Last Rose & Susan Dunn Kernodle

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37 VOICE • MARCH 2016

World Series
Championship
** TRIPLE POINT SHOW**

Judge: TBD • Location: Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville, Tennessee

2:00 21. Open Classic Park Specialty
1. Amateur Halter 22. Open Model Geldings
2. Youth Halter 17 & Under 23. Youth Trail Pleasure Specialty
3. Amateur Showmanship 24. All Day Pleasure Canter
4. Youth 17 & Under Showmanship 25. Open Model Stallions
5. Youth 17 & Under Stock Seat Equitation 26. Amateur Park Pleasure Specialty
Specialty 27. Amateur Trail Pleasure 4 & Under
6. Amateur Stock Seat Equitation Canter
7. Youth 17 & Under Stock Seat Equitation Specialty
Canter 28. Youth Lite Shod Specialty
8. Amateur Stock Seat Equitation Specialty 29. Amateur Classic Park Specialty
9. Youth 17 & Under Equitation Canter 30. Amateur Trail Pleasure Canter
10. Adult Equitation Canter 31. Open Lite Shod Specialty
11. Youth 17 & Under Equitation Specialty 32. Open Park Pleasure Specialty
12. Adult Equitation Specialty 33. Youth Trail Pleasure Canter
34. Amateur Country Pleasure 4 & Under
6:00
13. Pleasure Driving Specialty
14. Open Model Mares 35. Youth Classic Park Specialty
15. All Day Pleasure Specialty 36. Amateur Lite Shod Canter
16. Open Trail Pleasure 4 & Under Specialty 37. Amateur Country Pleasure Specialty
17. Youth Model Mares 38. Youth 17 & Under All Day Pleasure
18. Amateur Lite Shod Specialty
19. Youth 17 & Under Country Pleasure Specialty
Specialty 39. Open Lite Shod 4 & Under Specialty
20. Youth Model Geldings 40. Youth/Adult Specialty
41. Youth Park Pleasure Specialty
42. Amateur Country Pleasure Canter
43. Amateur Trail Pleasure Specialty

CONTACT KRISTEN CORBIN AT 931-359-0592 OR [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION.

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EBONY EARTHQUAKE 20800472 BL By $350 (Natural Service).
Ebony’s Bearcat, out of Invader’s Bumin A STRONG DOLLAR 20012354 RR. By
Ebony. Owned by Michael Horstmann. Generator’s Silver Dollar, out of Mo Precious. COAT COLOR CODES
Standing at Aztlan Farm info same. Stud fee Owned by OK Walking Horse Farms,
$350. CurticeMcCloy. Standing at Rising Star AC-Amber Cream Champagne,
Ranch, David Williams, breeding manager, AM-Amber Champagne,
LOUISIANA 481 Snell Road, Shelbyville TN 37160; AR-Bay Roan, BA-Bay,
931/680-0608 breeding, 931/680-0897 BL-Black, BN-Brown,
GERONIMOS FIREBALL 20306959 BL TO. office, website: www.attherisingstar.com, BR-Black Roan, BU-Bucksin,
By Ima Fireball Too, out of Geronimos Rose. Fee: $750 or 2 for $1250. CC-Classic Cream Champagne,
Owned by Brad Maxcey. Standing at Circle CH-Chestnut,
M Farm, 852 Strengthfore Pleasant Grove I’M DARK VENGEANCE 950428 BL. By CL-Classic Champagne,
Rd., Laurel MS 39443; 601/323-4828; Pusher’s Doing Time, out of Priceless. CP-Champagne, CR-Cremello,
email: [email protected]. Fee: $500. Owned by Mariella Fugger. Standing at GC-Gold Cream Champagne,
Valton Rummage Stables, Columbia, TN; GO-Gold Champagne,
MONTANA 931-981-2210; Fee: $400 or 2 for $700. GR-Grey, HR-Chestnut Roan,
LR-Blue Roan PA-Palamino,
SKYE’S SAPHYRE STARLYTE21200786 MIGHTY MAXX 940352 BL. By Pride’s PE-Perlino, RR-Grey Roan,
BR, Sire Generator’s Dr Blue, dam Jose’s Beam, out of Fashion’s Promenade. Owned SB-Smoky Black, SC-Smoky Cream,
Bay Lay. Owned by Debbie Jeppesen. by JoAnn Dowell. Standing at Fantasy Farms, SO-Sorrel, SR-Sorrel Roan
Standing at Walkers On Water, 170 Sun Beverly Burgess Wood, 351 Highway 82 E., WH-White.
Prairie Road, Great Falls MT 59404; Bell Buckle TN 37020; farm 931/389-6983,
406/799-2116; email [email protected]; cell 931/703-5378, residence 931/389- COAT COLOR CODES
website: www.walkersonwater.com, Stud 6981, fax 931/389-6980. Fee: $625.
fee $500 LFG, multi-mare discount. OV-Overo, SA-Sabino, TO-Tobiano,
SILVER EXPRESS 955308 GR. By Power TS-Tobiano/Sabino
NORTH CAROLINA Of Persuasion, out of Backcourt Foul.
Owned by Robert and Lisa Marbry. Standing COLOR PATTERN CODES
JAZZ CRUISER20410275SO, Sire A Jazz at White Oak Farm, Sammy Sanders,
Man, damMoments. Owned by Angela breeding manager, 10023 Rosemark D-Dun, G-Grey, R-Roan, S-Silver
Tuck. Standing at Walk Away Farms, 277 Road, Atoka TN 38004; 901/829-3303
Strawberry Road, Reidsville NC 27320; stable, 901/458-4314 office, 901/829- Advertise in The VOICE
336-613-9138; email: atuck2triad.rr.com. 3333 residence, 901/458-9792 fax, email:
Fee: $500. [email protected], website: www. For $185 per year, your farm or
whiteoakstallions.com, Fee: $550. business will be listed in TheVoice
OHIO magazine. Your listing will also be
STAY THE COURSE 20414603 HR. posted on the TWHBEA/Voice web
GENIUS BOY’S LEGACY 20001188BL. By Seve, out of Stock’s Autumn Rose site at www.twhbea.com and on
By Genius Boy Pride out of Classic Beam. (Quarterback’s Stock X Sound Of Fury
Owned by Joyce M. Moyer. Standing at mare). Owned by and standing at Samara Facebook.
Maple Crest Farms, 7009 Maple Avenue, Farms, 2397 Ben Williams Road, Shelbyville,
Castalia OH 44824, 419-684-9490, email: TN 37160; 931/703-7597; email: samara_ Send your information to
wlmailhtml:[email protected]; [email protected]. Fee: $300 LFG, Voice Magazine
website: www.twhorses.com, Fee: Private multiple mares discounted.
Treaty. Attn: Paulette Ewing
STEEL CONNECTION 951441BL. By P. O. Box 286, Lewisburg TN
OREGON Clutch’s Sure Threat, out of Mark Plum
Perfect. Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing 37091-0286
BANNER’S CHAMPAGNE PUNCH at Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, email to [email protected].
20509744 CP. By Champagne Banner, 351 Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020;
out of Hawaiian Punch. Owned by farm: 931/389-6983, residence: 931/389- (931) 359-0593
Mary Semerak-Rennick. Standing at 6981, cell: 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389- www.twhbea.com
Aspen Hill Ranch, 31930 N.W. Smoke 6980. Fee: $650.
Ranch Rd., Scappoose, OR 97056,
503/765-9362,email: aspenhillranch@ TRIP MY TRIGGER 923345 PA. By One
yahoo.com, website: www.aspenhillranch. Golden Moment, out of A Gen & Tonic.
com, Videos on “YouTube”aspenhillranch. Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing at
Fee: Private Treaty. Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, 351
Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020; farm:
931/389-6983, residence: 931/389-6981,
cell: 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389-6980.
Fee: $650.

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» Associations, Clubs & NATIONAL BRIDLE SHOP, 603 Evans MISSISSIPPI
Registries « Street, P. O. Box 926, Shelbyville TN 37162;
931/359-3210, orders 800/251-3474, Fax DALE WATTS STABLES (B-CT-S-SH-T)
CELEBRATION, INC., P. O. Box 1010, 931/359-8551, email: nbs@nationalbridle. Dale, Josh, and Jonathan Watts, trainers.
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684-5915, fax com, website: www.nationalbridle.com. Lucy Watts, manager. 4025 Hwy. 51-N,
931/684-5949, email: [email protected], Summit MS 39666; Dale, 601/660-6194;
website: www.twhnc.com. THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, 603 Evans Street, Josh, 601/748-0148; Jonathan, 601/810-
Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/684-2912, 2269; email: [email protected].
SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE BREEDERS 800/298-7398, email: circle_w@bellsouth.
AND EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION, P.O. net, website: www.wcircle.com. MISSOURI
Box 1046, 2519 Hwy 231 N, Shelbyville TN
37162; phone 931/684-7496, fax 931/684- » Stables/Farms « 4-J LAND & CATTLE CO. AND 4-J BIG
7215, email: [email protected], website: PINEY HORSE CAMP 19099 Salina Road,
www.sshbea.org. ARIZONA P. O. Box 308, Waynesville MO 65583; 573-
774-2986, 573-774-6879 or 573-774-2211;
WALKING HORSE TRAINERS’ ROCKAWAY HILLS RANCH, LLC (B-BD- website: www.4-J.net.
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 61, Shelbyville BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PH-PL-S-SP-T-V) Curt and
TN 37162; 931/684-5866, 931/684-5895 Amy Rosemann, owners/trainers, 5601 E. MONTANA
fax, email: [email protected], website: Yucca Rd., Cave Creek AZ 85331; 408/488-
www.walkinghorsetrainers.com. 3999, 480/998-2388, Amy cell, email: ABSAROKA TENNESSEE WALKING
[email protected], website: HORSES (B-C-PL-S-T) Dan and Emily
» Awards « rockaway-hills-walkers.com. Aadland, owners, Box 578, Absarokee
MT 59001; 406/328-4195, email: draa@
L & M AWARDS, “We make the awards CALIFORNIA montana.net, website: http://my.montana.
world champions wear,” Heather Beard, net/draa.
owner, 619 Madison Street, Shelbyville TN POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR RANCH (AI-
37160; 931/684-0010, 931/684-0011 fax, B-BD-BR-C-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Wanda BREEZIE ACRES RANCH (B-BR-C-PL-S-
email: [email protected], website: www. Pollack, owner, Lindsey Luna, trainer, 14990 SH) Marsha Wickman owner, 518 County
LandMawards.com. Columbet Avenue, San Martin CA 95046; Line Road, Ft. Shaw MT 59443; 406/467-
408/778-9745 stable, 931/205-2173 3750 phone/fax, 406/788-5802 cell.
» Equine Apparel « Luna, 408/867-7360 fax, email: rspwip@
sbcglobal.net. NEW JERSEY
MARSHA’S ON THE SQUARE, Custom
and ready-to-wear riding and driving apparel, RUSS THOMPSON STABLES - TRAINING HABANERO HOLLOW (BD-PL-SH) Dr. Carol
both English and Western; Marsha Shepard, AND BREEDING FACILITY (B-S-T) Gaited Lamberson and Mike Wallace, owners, 34
owner; Barbara Turner, manager; 115 pleasure horses for sale at all times. Russ Toad Lane, Ringoes NJ 08551; 908/284-
South Side Square, Shelbyville TN 37160; Thompson and Jamey Thompson, trainers, 0231, email: [email protected].
931/684-3500; email: marshadea@msn. 15231 Pine Lane, Chino Hills CA 91709;
com, website: www.mdarriaga.com. 909/880-3340 stable, 909/597-1171 res., OHIO
909/226-9671 Russ cell, website: www.
» Equine Publications « russthompsonstables.com. MAPLE CREST FARM (B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-F-
H-HSS-L-PH-PL-S-SP-TK-V) Joyce Moyer,
VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE WALKING FLORIDA owner, Terrance Moyer, farm manager, 7009
HORSE, Official Breed Journal, P.O. Box Maple Avenue, Castalia OH 44824; stable/
286, 250 North Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg DARBY OAKS STABLES (B-BR-C-CT-E- residence 419/684-9490, fax 419/684-
TN 37091; 931/359-1574; website: www. L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Wayne Conkle, trainer, 5898, email: [email protected],
twhbea.com. 595 County Road 552, Bushnell FL 33513; website: http://www.twhorses.com.
352/568-2001, fax 352/568-3351, email:
» Financing « [email protected]. SHERRIE SZUCS STABLES (B-C-PL-
S-SH-T) Sherrie Szucs, owner/trainer,
FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA, 2656 US-43 IDAHO 7880 State Route 18, Bellevue OH
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464; 931/829-2178; 44811; stable 419/483-2563, residence
FALLEN TREE RANCH (B-BR-C-PL-S) Gale 419/483-4389, fax 419/483-1521, email:
website: https://e-farmcredit.com. Burns, owner, 993 S. Round Rock Ranch [email protected], website: www.
Road, King Hill ID 83633; 208/366-2257 sherrieszucsstables.com.
» Horse Equipment « res., 208/484-5115 cell.
OKLAHOMA
BEDFORD TACK, INC., 8 miles north of ILLINOIS
Shelbyville in Deason, 148 Edd Joyce J’S WALKING HORSES (B-BR-C-S-SP)
Road, Bell Buckle TN 37020. Order toll free: AZTLAN FARMS (AI-B-BD-BR-C-H-PL-S- Jeanette Strickland, owner, 5115 S 4178
800/523-4971, 931/437-2211 fax. SH) Brad Woodruff, owner, 18875 Atterberry Road, Chelsea OK 74016; 918/789-3536,
Street, Petersburg IL 62675; 217/652-6661, email: [email protected], website:
email: [email protected], website: www.jswalkers.com.
www.aztlanfarms.com.

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OREGON SHADY CREEK FARM (B-C-S) A full GERMANY
plantation facility with both lite shod and
GOOD SC-10-SC WALKERS (B-BR-C- heavy shod, western and versatility. Bill Josef’s Walkaway Farm (AI-B-BD-BR-C-
PL-S) Ruth Good, owner, 40261 Providence Reed, owner/manager, 872 Allen Road, CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V) Am Neuhau 17,
Drive, Scio OR 97374; 541/451-5054, Murfreesboro TN 37129, 615/785-4214 D-86650 Wemding Germany; +49 9092
email: [email protected]. cell; email: [email protected]. 967011, fax +49 9092 967018; mobile +49
151 12050366, email: wlmailhtml:info@twhb.
FRANK WHITE STABLES (B-BD-C-CT-F- WAYNE DEAN STABLES (BD-BR-C-CT-HA- de; website: www.twhb.de.
H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) Frank White, trainer, L-PL-S-SH-T-V) Full service stables.3065
39133 Plagmann Drive, Lebanon OR Old Columbia Rd., Lewsiburg TN 37091, 2 NETHERLANDS
97355; 541/570-5124; email: fwstables@ miles east of 1-65 exit 37; 931/703-9547;
aol.com. emial: [email protected]. LITTLE AMERICA (AI-B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-
PL-RH-S-SH-T-V) MaryanZyderveld, Postbus
TENNESSEE TEXAS 6055, 5960 AB Horst, Netherlands; phone
0031-681426903, email: mczyderveld@
CARRIE MARTIN TRAINING (BD-BR- GOOD AS IT GAITS FARM (B-BR-C-S) xs4all.nl, website: www.littleamerica-twh.net.
C-E-HA-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) 3065 Old Daniel and Marsha Yzaguirre, owners; 3434
Columbia Road, Lewisburg TN 37091; Hwy 90 E, Hondo TX 78861; 830/741-8581; CODES
352-242-7683, 931-703-9547, email: email: [email protected]; website: www.
wlmailhtml:[email protected], goodasitgaits.com. AI-Artificial Insemination, B-Breeding,
website: www.silvercreekstable.net. BD-Boarding, BR-Broodmares,
WEST VIRGINIA C-Colts, CT-Colt Training,
FOXFIRE FARMS (AI-B-BR-C-L-PL-S-SH-V) E-Equitation, F-Farrier,
Donna Kerchinski, owner, 576 Jennings RIVERVIEW FARM, INC. (B-BD-C-PL- FD-Feed, FS-Foaling Service,
Lane, Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/684-0093, S-SH) Bill Wright, owner, Route 2, Frazier H-Hauling, HA-Horse Auctions,
email: [email protected], website: Lane, Greenbottom WV (P. O. Box 1982, HSS-Horse Show Supplies,
www.foxfirefarmstn.com. Huntington WV 25720); farm 304/762-2432, HT-Horse Trailers, I-Insurance,
business 304/697-7083, mobile 304/633- L-Lessons, PH-Photography,
JENNE’ STABLES (B-C-CT-S-SH-T) Justin 4492, email: [email protected]. PL-Pleasure Horses,
Jenne’, owner, P.O. Box 723, Shelbyville RH-Racking Horses,
TN 37162; 931/224-2968, website: www. WYOMING RE-Real Estate, S-Selling,
[email protected]. SH-Show Horses,
MOUNTAINVIEW WALKING HORSE SP-Spotted Horses T-Training,
JERRY WILLIAMS STABLES at SAND RANCH (B-BR-C-CT-E-L-PL-S-SP-T-V) TK-Tack, TR-Trophy & Ribbons,
CREEK FARM (B-CT-S-SH-T) Jerry Williams, Bill Maute, owner, Brook Curnow, trainer/ and V-Versatility
trainer. 931/224-4191. manager, 119 Rd 1AB, Clark WY 82435;
stable/res. 307/645-3034, fax 307/645-
SAMARA FARMS (B-BR-S) Dale Rowland, 3337, email: [email protected],
trainer. 2397 Ben Williams Rd., Shelbyville website: www.mvhorseranch.com.
TN 37160; 931/703/7598, email: samara_
[email protected]

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