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The 2012 Youth Nationals has finally arrived. All of the tack, grooming supplies and show clothes have been prepared, the horses are ready, and hundreds of youth exhibitors are getting set for the marathon week ahead. One of the last variables of the show is how the judges in center ring will mark their cards. In their divisions, they will determine the outcome of every class at Youth Nationals. So, before its too lateand with so much riding on their opinionslets see what a few of the judges at the 2012 Youth Nationals have to say.

English/saddlE sEat: Leslie Connor, Patty Kent and Jack Thomas

WEstErn/rEining/trail: Grace Greenlee, Margo Smith Shallcross and Judy Wright

hunt sEat/Working huntEr: Susan Ashe, Sarah Good and Dianne Grod

huntEr PlEasurE/shoW hack/shoWmanshiP: Scott Brumfield, Donnie Bullock and Duane Esser

drEssagE: Ida Anderson Norris and Debbie Riehl-Rodriguez

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2012 Youth National JudgesTheir View From CenTer ring

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2012 Youth National Judges

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Susan AsheHunt Seat/Working Hunter_________________________________________________

From a judges standpoint, what separates an inexperienced rider from an experienced one? An experienced rider will have plain, secure basics.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? i hope they are able to see how far they have come with their horse and learn what their homework should be for next year!

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? Always remember that the most important aspect of showing is sportsmanship.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at YN. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? The things i look for most are the big onesturnout and showmanship.

At YN, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? its not always easy, but try to make sure that you are seen by all the judges.

In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at YN? i look for showmanship, presence, and confidence.

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Leslie ConnorengliSH/Saddle Seat_________________________________________________

How important is the first impression of a horse/rider team when they enter the show ring? it has been repeated millions of times, but the saying You never get a second chance to make a first impression is certainly true. even though judging does not officially begin until the class is complete and the gate is closed, in the english division a bold, confident entrance, with a poised rider on a quality horse in the proper frame, will certainly catch my eye. You see hundreds of horses everyday at YN. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? in a performance class, a quiet mouth, really smooth transitions and good ears.

At YN, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? ring generalship is so important when showing in a large class. in order to show your horse to its best advantage, try to stay out of crowds. rating your horse so you can maneuver in and out of groups smoothly is essential. it is always preferable to stay on the rail when you can, but when you are covered up, obviously, you wont be seen as well. However, that does not mean riding around in the middle of the arena or riding right under the judges noses! being aware of the traffic and staying clear of it as much as possible will allow you to make some great passes down the rail! And, one other thing: if your horse does make a mistake, dont panic. Try to recover as quickly and smoothly as possible. if i see that the problem was caused by another horse or some other circumstance beyond your control, i will certainly take that into consideration, and a nice recovery could actually work in your favor! In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at YN? Performing a pattern with precision is desired. However, if it appears mechanical or forced, that is not an appealing presentation. A pattern that flows and is graceful, with all the components done correctly, ridden confidently by a perfectly turned out rider in proper form, would be my idea of perfection. such a pattern shows me that the rider is in total control of his or her mount, and yet, they also appear to be in perfect harmony with one another. Also, remember that the rail work is equally important, so a small error in the pattern portion of the class does not mean that you will be out of the ribbons.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? of course, i hope that showing at Youth nationals will be a positive experience for all the competitors. Just qualifying was an honor in itself, and all the exhibitors should take pride in that accomplishment. Also, i would like for them to think about how very fortunate they were to actually get to participate at Yn; hundreds of other young people would dearly love to have that opportunity, but, unfortunately, never will. Finally, i hope that the chance to see old friends and make new ones, and the great thrill of the competition itself will create many wonderful and lasting memories for all.

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? remember that win or lose, you should always practice good sportsmanship.


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Duane EsserHunter Pleasure/sHow Hack/sHowmansHiP_________________________________________________

You see hundreds of horses everyday at Y N. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? one thing that is key when getting noticed by me would be how well a horse is turned out. A horse that is well prepared and conditioned can actually have an amazing effect on the overall impression. it can also give the horse a boost in the quality element, giving more eye appeal. Tack that is clean and fits the horse well, as well as clothes that fit the rider well and are suitable, are also important elements. Additionally, as a judge, i look for a horse that is well-studied as to the way he or she is shown, without over-showing and running it off its feet. Faster is rarely better. it is always important to listen to your ground expert/trainer or whoever you trust most.

How important is the first impression of a horse/rider team when they enter the show ring? First impressions can be powerful. A team that displays confidence in each other becomes a noted team. early in the class, that can be important in getting a positive impression to make your cut and advance on.but also remember that understating can be just as detrimental as extreme overstating. Discovering how to show your horse to his or her advantage is the key. After youve made a good first impression, it is also very important to maintain and confirm that impression all the way to the line-up.Given that the whole class is judged to the line-up, never give up because many have found redemption, even when the first impression was not picture perfect or as they had dreamed it to be. never stop presenting your horse.

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Sarah GoodHunt seat/working Hunter _________________________________________________

From a judges standpoint, what separates an inexperienced rider from an experienced one? To put it simplyexperience. To me, this means active participation in events leading to the accumulation of knowledge and skill.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? i hope they take away a greater level of sportsmanship and have a

personal best at the show. We all know that there is only one winner in a class, but it is important to learn that winning is not everything (although it sure helps). If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? To enjoy the competition and always learn.

What does the diversity of classes offered at Y N reveal about the versatility of the Arabian horse? i believe that all horses are versatile if trained correctly.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at Y N. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? never underestimate ring presence, the turn out of horse and rider, and tack and clothes that fit correctly. At Y N, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? Use the ring, stay out of the crowd, and show off your horse and yourself. its important to remember that you are being judged the second you enter the ring.In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at Y N? As a judge, i look for an air of confidence. its also important to stay relaxed and, of course, to have correct position for that class.

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Patty KentenglisH/saddle seat_________________________________________________

How important is the first impression of a horse/rider team when they enter the show ring? its important to maintain position, impulsion, mood, and consideration of others, if possible.

What aspects of a horse/rider team demonstrate that they are truly prepared for YN? The team is truly prepared if they position themselves properly for their entrance and then maintain a good position so that they are noticed and command attention.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at YN. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference



in getting noticed by the judges?To me, showmanship, command of the ring,and being in the right place at the right time means everything.At YN, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? The riders should be able rate the horses for optimum position.its important to have good spacing and to be seen by all judges.The approach to the pattern, with correct stops and starts while keeping their cool, is also very important to standing out.

In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at YN? i really like to see correctness of execution and that the pattern is performed with apparent ease.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? Friendships and fun experiences for a lifetime.

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? To remember to come prepared, dont overdo, get rest, and consider why they are there.

How can we encourage our youth riders to continue as adult riders? i believe that they should feel confident and ride for the love of the sport, not just to win.

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Ida A. Norris Dressage_________________________________________________

In the dressage classes, how important is the first impression, specifically the first salute? it is essential to make a good first impression. remember that horses at all levels of dressage are required to halt (legs immobile). Look at the judge to show respect and wait for the judges acknowledgement to proceed.In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at Y N? it is essential that we as riders/trainers do no harm. Harmony between rider and steed demonstrates good training. The purity of a horses gait is the

most important aspect of a horses performance and health. The quality of the gaits and the horses ability to bend and show correct balance in all exercises will demonstrate suppleness and good training. In comparison to other shows, what is different about judging Youth Nationals? im sure it will be more fun!What aspects of a horse/rider team demonstrate that they are truly prepared for YN? When both partners are in balance and confident with their skills, the exhibiting becomes easy.From a judges standpoint, what separates an inexperienced rider from an experienced one? An experienced rider is a horseperson who understands and demonstratesthat exhibiting the horse is about the f luid, attractive, harmonious performance of the horse. it is not aboutthe rider. effective riding in all divisions, even equitation, is about letting the horse shine.How can we encourage our youth riders to continue as adult riders? i think we should offer more interesting classes to adults.even on the groundclasses like long lining, lead trailwe want everyone to be able to participate. How about costume that is not Arabian costume? maybe you can ride or leadjust a suggestion! What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? i hope they take away a better understanding of ethics, the joy of hard work, and the love of the horse.If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? A smile goes a long way. remember that you are there to exhibit your horse. be sure that you care for your horse with kindness and attention to his comfort, and ride him in a harmonious and supportive way to allow him to show his best.What does the diversity of classes offered at YN reveal about the versatility of the Arabian horse? Arent Arabians great? my first international level dressage horse was half-Arabian/half-Appaloosa!You see hundreds of horses everyday at YN. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? my personal preference is neat, traditional attire that shows off the horse rather than the rider. its also important that riders look at you when they salute. And a smile goes a long way!


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Debbie Riehl-RodriguezDressage_________________________________________________

In the dressage classes, how important is the first impression, specifically the first salute? The first salute gives the judge a feeling of whether or not the rider looks confident and is proud to present his or her horse, so i think it is very important.

In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at Y N? if you are referring to a dressage test pattern, it is very important that the rider is able to perform accurate movements and transitions with his/her body as close to the letter as possible, and to be accurate on circles, corners, centerlines, etc., as well as riding movements from letter to letter.

In comparison to other shows, what is different about judging Youth Nationals? nothing really, except that at Youth, i look for potential riders who could turn into Fei horses or UseF young rider tests.

What aspects of a horse/rider team demonstrate that they are truly prepared for Y N? Correct and clean turnout, knowing their tests well, and being able to deal correctly with any problems that may arise at the last moment.

From a judges standpoint, what separates an inexperienced rider from an experienced one? inexperienced riders are not able to ride accurately and present themselves as true partners with their horses. They are quick to fault the horse and not themselves when something goes wrong. it is very important to have the correct attitude and exhibit proper sportsmanship.

How can we encourage our youth riders to continue as adult riders? by having the adult riders be proper role models, and by offering programs designed to work with young riders only to improve their education.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? i hope they feel confident that their scores ref lect the partnership between horse and rider, and also that they can take home useful comments that they can use to improve their riding and tests.

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? ride for yourself and your horse, and dont look at other competitors and complain that they have a better or fancier horse. its all about improving you and your horse as a team each time you show, no matter how you place. Just keep trying to bring your scores up each time.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at Y N. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? i think its important in dressage that the rider has taken time to establish correct basic work with his/her horse, as this is the foundation for upper level dressage and any other type of riding.

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Margo Smith ShallcrossWestern/reining/trail_________________________________________________

How important is the first impression of a horse/rider team when they enter the show ring? A first impression will set the stage for the ride. When you first enter the ring, the call judge is normally the one closest to the in-gate and they are checking for overall correctness in tack and attirebut also, each judge is getting an impression of the depth of the class and which horse/rider team stands out from the crowd.

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? enjoy the moment. sometimes the roses will elude you, but knowing you have done your best and enjoying it can have its own rewards. The memories can last a lifetime, and more times than not, it is about the ride and not always the win.

What does the diversity of classes at Y N reveal about the versatility of the Arabian horse? The diversity of classes at Youth nationals not only shows what a wonderful athletic horse the Arabian is, but also the true nature of a versatile horse that functions in a variety of roles. many of the same horses show back year after year at Youth, oftentimes carrying several family members in different divisions, which shows the true versatility of the Arabian horse.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at Y N. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? Having confidence in yourself shows the minute you enter the ring. i personally love to see a rider who can use the entire ring, and not



ride small circles or constantly cut in front of me and the other judges. ring presentation is important! in pattern classes, knowing how to execute the pattern with finesse and not allowing minor errors to ruin the entire ride can get you to the winners circle.

At Y N, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? many of the classes will be very large, and knowing how to work the rail can make you stand out. Use the entire ring, going deep into the ends of the arena, and do not be afraid to cut across the arena to better position yourself. but it is also important to note that when a rider keeps cutting in front of a judge, this does not present a positive picture to that judge.

In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at Y N? Knowing how to hit your marks, i.e. in reining, executing clean lead changes in the correct place, getting past the cones in rollbacks and stops when required, and executing circles that are equal size and shape from left to right are key to a better score. Certainly executing obstacles and maneuvers with a high degree of difficulty can increase your score, but doing so poorly will have an adverse effect. Knowing the capabilities of your horse and yourself is key to a better score.

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Judy WrightWestern/reining/trail_________________________________________________

How important is the first impression of a horse/rider team when they enter the show ring? The first impression when a horse/rider team enters the ring is very important! A confident-appearing rider on a well-turned-out, quality horse certainly makes a good first impression.

What aspects of a horse/rider team demonstrate that they are truly prepared for YN? A horse and rider that are well fitted to each other, and a rider that knows the rules and is confident about his/her performance. A rider needs to be aware of their position in the ring in a large class, and be aware of the judges position without

staring them down. A rider doesnt have to run over the judge to get seen.

What do you hope the competitors take away from the show regarding the overall experience? i hope they have a wonderful memory from Yn and enjoy exhibiting their horses. its not whether they win or lose, but if they do the best they can and have fun doing it!

If you could share one piece of advice with every exhibitor, what would it be? be prepared, listen to your trainer, and trust what you have been taught and what works.

What does the diversity of classes offered at Y N reveal about the versatility of the Arabian horse? The Arabian breed has proven its diversity and readily adapts to many different disciplines.

You see hundreds of horses everyday at Y N. What are a few of the little things that can make all the difference in getting noticed by the judges? Things that make a difference in getting noticed by the judges are: a pretty picture that is pleasing to the eye, a well-trained, good-moving horse, and a rider that rides well and has the ring savvy to be able to stay on the rail in a good position.

At Y N, the class sizes will be bigger than most riders have experienced all year. What are some words of advice for using the ring effectively to get seen by the judges? Place yourself in a position to get seen alone if possible. Personally, i will notice a rider that evaluates the traff ic in a large class and can ride on the rail (where they are more easily judged if they not behind a pack). They should use the corners of the arena to keep themselves visible, by riding deep in the corner if the crowd is coming up on the inside, or cutting across the corner or end of the arena if there is open space ahead and the crowd is behind. Think ahead! However, always be aware of your position with regard to other exhibitors around. Dont cut anyone off or ride up too close on them.

In the pattern-dependent classes, performing the pattern as described is key; however, there is more to it than a perfect pattern. What aspects of a pattern class are important to you when judging at Y N? if a pattern class is a horsemanship or equitation class, i place most of my emphasis on the riders hands, body position (including feet and legs), and how they cue their horsenot on the exactness of their pattern. i am mainly interested in how they get the performance out of their horse while maintaining their form.

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(Baske Afire x MZ Kitty) 2007 Bay Mare HUCKS BERRY BEST (California) (Hucklebey Berry x Fire Essense) 2001 Chestnut Gelding

PUREBRED HUNTER PLEASUREAFIRE BE BRASS

(Afire Bey V x Misschievoos) 2008 Bay GeldingGALAS PRINCESS

(Hucksbar x Gala De Cognac) 2009 Bay MareKNIGHTZ ON BROADWAY (The Chosen One x El Balma) 2004 Black GeldingMOVED TO TEMPTATION

(A Temptation x EE Miss Barbary) 2008 Bay Gelding POWER IMAGE DF

(Kashmir DF x Daca Lovely Image) 2000 Bay GeldingROL BURNIN LOVE (California) (Cytosk+++/ x Firelite DGL) 2007 Bay Mare

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISHASTATICA

(Baske Afire x Shes Real Bad) 2006 Bay MareBARACUDA SF

(Baske Afire x Diana OLee) 2004 Bay Gelding BLACK TIE AFFAIRE+//

(Apollopalooza x Reindance SFS) 2002 Bay GeldingPACKIN HEAT PF

(Baske Afire x Calloways Marguerite) 2007 Bay GeldingPROMMENADE

(Toi Trouble x Fantasy Talk) 2001 Chestnut MareJJ SPECIAL EDITION

(Baske Afire x Endless Legacy) 2005 Chestnut GeldingSPECIAL DELIVERY SMA (California) (Baske Afire x Irish Expression) 2006 Chestnut GeldingSUGAR MOUNTAIN

(Baske Afire x Kelly Le Brock) 2006 Chestnut GeldingTHE INTIMIDATOR

(My Alybi x Cynfully Delicious) 2002 Chestnut Gelding

HALF-ARABIAN HUNTER PLEASURECURTIS LOEW

(Baske Afire x Aladdins Tapestry) 2009 Bay GeldingTOUGHER THAN THE REST

(Jullyen El Jamaal x Aladdins Tapestry) 2007 Bay Gelding

HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH/PARKALI HOT TAMALI

(Ali Fire x The Fix) 2007 Chestnut MareCARAMEL CHIPS LOA

(HF Mister Chips+ x Caramar) 2009 Chestnut MareLATOIYA BF

(Matoi x Movie Maker) 2004 Bay MareLUDICRIS

(Baske Afire x Precisely Poppy) 2007 Bay GeldingMOJITO FIRE

(Ali Fire x Captivating Style) 2007 Chestnut MareMS KAT BALLOU (California) (Kings Kat x Pro Baska) 2000 Bay MareMA PARTY GIRL (California) (IXL Noble Express x Halsteds Polka Dot) 2004 Black Mare

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE

(Baske Afire x Believers Eighties Lady) 2006 Chestnut MareRIFTEN

(Triften+/ x Rina) 2005 Bay GeldingSHOCQUILLE ONEAL

(SF Specs Shocwave x Ring Girl) 2008 Bay GeldingSTA TOUCH OF NOBILITY (California) (MHR Nobility x Spirit of York) 2004 Chestnut Mare

BORN TA BOOGIE++++//

(Apaladin++ x The Country Rose) 1999 Bay Gelding

STACHOWSKI FARM, INC

Mantua, OH ScOttSdale, aZ San MarcOS, ca 330-274-2494JiM StacHOwSki: 330-603-2116 Peter StacHOwSki: 330-620-0194

www.StachowSki.com

MA PARTY GIRL

BORN TA BOOGIE

LATOIYA BF

BARACUDA SF BLACK TIE AFFAIRE

JJ SPECIAL EDITION

MS KAT BALLOU

SEE AT YOUTH

SEE AT YOUTH



June 2012 218Youth - 90

Funky White Boy

and

Proud parents: Tom & Elizabeth Moore

Vicki Humphrey Training CenterCanton, GA770.740.8432 ~ [email protected]

andandandandEmily

andandandandEmilyEmily

andEmily

andandEmily

andMoore

UPHA Challenge Cup JTR 14- 17

Half-Arabian Saddle Seat Equitation 14- 17

Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14- 17

2012 Region 12 Reserve Champion Saddle Seat Equi ta t ion 14-17

2012 Region 12 Champion HA/AA Country Engl ish Pleasure

JTR 14-17


and

Proud parents: Mark & Londa Hipp


andandandKayla

andandandandKaylaKayla

andKayla

andandKayla

andHipp

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE WALK/TROT 10 & UNDER

HALF-ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION WALK/TROT 10 & UNDER

UPHA CHALLENGE CUP WALK/TROT 10 & UNDER

2011 National Champion Half-Arabian Country English

Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & Under

Millady LOA

We are so proud of you and admire your hard work and dedication to this wonderful sport! Have fun Sweetie!Love, Mom, Dad and Logan


andHipppfa Hollywood Toi+/

and

Proud parents: Michael & Vicki Lau

Vicki Humphrey Training CenterCanton, GA

770.740.8432 ~ [email protected]

andandandandJenny

andandandandJennyJenny

andJenny

andandJenny

andLauUPHA CHALLENGE CUP JTR 14- 17

HALF-ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT EQUITATION 14- 17

HALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH PLEASURE JOTR & JTR 14- 17

HALF-ARABIAN PARK JTR

Best of luck at Youth Nationals!Mom and Dad

Region 12Unanimous Champion Saddle Seat Equi ta t ion 14-17Champion HA/AA Country Engl ish Pleasure JOTR 14-17

BuckeyeUnanimous Champion HA/AA Country Engl ish Pleasure JTRUPHA Champion

Jenny & Toi on a Rol l !


and

Proud parents: Jeanne & Billy Gropp


RavenandandGropp

HALF-ARABIAN MOUNTED NATIVE COSTUME JTR & JOTR 14- 17

HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH SHOW HACK JTR & JOTR 14- 17

UPHA CHALLENGE CUP JTR 14- 17


Region 12 Champion Hal f-Arabian Mounted Nat ive Costume Open

Region 12 Champion Hal f-Arabian Engl ish Show Hack ATR Reserve

Buckeye Champion Hal f-Arabian Engl ish Show Hack Open

Buckeye Champion Hal f-Arabian Mounted Nat ive Costume Reserve

Apollo McCartney

Available at the conclus ion of Youth Nationals


andGropp and

Proud mother: Laurie Tomlinson



Sarahandandandand

SarahSarahSchweitzer

HALF-ARABIAN ENGLISH PLEASURE JTR & JOTR 14- 17

Region 12 Unanimous Champion Hal f-Arabian Engl ish Pleasure JTR

Region 12 Reserve Champion Hal f-Arabian Engl ish Pleasure JOTR

sa Mandolin


and

Proud parents: John & Susan Grigsby


Baileyandand

BaileyBaileyGrigsbyHALF-ARABIAN COUNTRY ENGLISH

PLEASURE JTR & JOTR 14- 17

HALF-ARABIAN MOUNTED NATIVE COSTUME JTR & JOTR 14- 17


You've inspired us with your hard work and determination to get i t r ight --

ride, baby ride!

Cops N Robbers+/


andGrigsbyChihuly

and



Hewsandand

HewsHewsOldham

Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR & JOTR 14- 17

A Championship Pair Headed to Albuquerque!

Youre an amazing young man, and awesome rider.Love, Mom, Dad, Hannah and Jack

Available at the conclus ion of Youth Nationals


8888888888888888888886620 320th Street East Eatonville, WA 98328 Office: (253) 875-5033 www.whelihanarabianfarms.com 888888

Miss Pension McKenzie Tobeck competing in

Half-Arabian English Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14-17 Half-Arabian Pleasure Driving JTD 17 & Under

Spiderman D Mia Tobeck competing in

Half-Arabian English Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14-17 Half-Arabian Park JTR 17 & Under

(Bacardi Afire x Promises PR)(Pension x Misunderstood)

Y o u t h N at i o N a l C o N t e N d e r s


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McKenzie Tobeck competing at Youth Nationals in Arabian Hunter Pleasure JTR 14-17

Owned by Richard & Janet Thompson, Park City, UtahOffered for your consideration.

888888888888888Memory MakerHPF

(SJ Mikhail x Afire Lily) 2006 Purebred Arabian Mare

Memory MakerMemory Makerand McKenzie

Y o u t h N at i o N a l C o N t e N d e r s


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Leanne Asper competing at Youth Nationals

in Half-Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR & JTR 14-17

UPHA Challenge Cup JTR 14-17

6620 320th Street East Eatonville, WA 98328 Office: (253) 875-5033

www.whelihanarabianfarms.com 888888

XLGiorgio+/

Leanne and 888888888Leanne Asper competing

Prim N Proper+//

Leanne Asper competing at Youth Nationals in Arabian English Pleasure JOTR 14-17

Arabian Native Costume JOTR 17 & Under and JTR 14-17

Arabian Park JTR 17 & Under

(Cease Fire x Broadway Babe)

(O Dirty Danser x Lady Givenchy)



June 2012 229Youth - 101

Neiman JCA++2003 bay, Legion of Merit gelding by Jake Jamaal++/ out of an Afire Bey V daughter. In both 2010 and 2011 he earned Top Ten honors in Side Saddle at the U.S. Nationals. He was Top Ten Western Pleasure Select Rider at the 2010 U.S. Nationals.At Region 2, he won the Side Saddle and Western Pleasure ATR Championships. In Scottsdale 2010, he won his Ladies Side Saddle Western class and was Reserve in the Championship. Neiman won the Trail ATR Championship at Region 7 his first time shown in trail! Big, sweet and talented, Neiman is easy to ride in the arena or out in the country; an ideal and versatile mount for a youth or amateurrider, and open quality. See his video on Youtube. Search Neiman JCA.

CHECK THIS OUT2004 Half-Arabian, palomino mare by NRHA Hall of Fame reining stallion Nu ChexTo Cash. This mare made a stunning show debut taking Reserve Champion in Sport Horse Under Saddle as well as 1st in HA/AA Sport Horse In-Hand ATH. Now winning in Hunter, Western Pleasure and Trail, she is already on her way. Show her to the ribbons and then go out for a nice stroll through the desert. Fancy,strong, and uncomplicated. See her video on Youtube. Search Check This Out.

CALYPSO PE2005 Half-Arabian/DHH, black mare. She is by Armani FC and out of the great National Champion Dutch Harness 2005 mare, Pauletta B, imported by Pegasus Arabians. Being Half-Dutch Harness gives this mare size, motion and power! However, she is gentle and easy enough for a youth to handle. She has been shownsuccessfully in both Open and Amateur Hunter and has earned a U.S. National TopTen ATR in 2010 and Scottsdale Top Ten in the Open this spring. Most recently, Calypso was named 2011 Youth National Reserve Champion in H/A Equitation 14-17 her first time at Youth! She is beautiful and striking with her 4 white socks andblaze! Fabulous dressage prospect! See her video on Youtube. Search Calypso PE.

CHICAGO CHAPS RS2008 bay gelding by Jullyen El Jamaal and out of our Reserve National Champion Working Cow Horse SC Chipawa Chinks. Well started, Chaps is a nice mover and is going over the trail course with confidence. This gelding is a wonderful workingwestern horse in the making. This 4-yr-old possesses the qualities you are lookingfor in a competitive performance horse. His loving personality will steal your heart!See his video on Youtube. Search Chicago Chaps RS.

PAYTRIOT2007 chestnut gelding by ML Flamboyant and out of a Magnum Psyche daughter.Shown successfully at Scottsdale 2011 and a Hunter Under Saddle Futurity Championship in 2010. Numerous wins in Sport Horse In Hand. This boy, standing at 16+, is handsome and athletic, yet gentle and people oriented. See his video on Youtube. Search Paytriot.

CALYPSO PE

CHECK THIS OUT

NEIMAN JCA++

CHICAGO CHAPS RS

PAYTRIOT

2012 ARABIANS & HALF-ARABIANS TO SHOW AND TO LOVE

FOR INFORMATION ON THESE GREAT MOUNTSWHILE AT YOUTH NATIONALS, CONTACT US IN BARN P

Courtney Spicer, Trainer/Manager(520) 398-8328 Office (520) 990-8763 [email protected]

Susan Shea, Trainer (602) 717-7432 [email protected]

Nan & Dick Walden, Owners

Amado, Arizona

102 youth

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Jordan Alvey& BA True Blue

Featured inHalf-Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-17Half-Arabian Hunter Pleasure JOTR 14-1

IT'S SHOWTIME!youth national contendersyouth national contenders

Owned by Jordan Alvey Newnan, GA


Maris Castang& VJ Ticketmaster

Meind Games CF

AppeAring in:Arabian english pleasure JOTr and JTr 14-17

FeATured in:Arabian Country

pleasure JOTr and JTr 14-17

Owned by Maris Castang Newnan, GA


Gabrielle Aguirre& Top Gun CF

Half-Arabian Show Hack JOTR 14-17Half-Arabian Show Hack JTR 14-17

Half-Arabian Country Pleasure Driving

Appearing in

Owned by Kelli and Gabrielle Aguirre Jupiter, FL


Gabrielle Aguirre & Cabana Boy SOF

Featured inArabian English Pleasure JOTR 14-17Arabian English Pleasure JTR 14-17

Tish Kondas and Carla SchiltzNewnan, Georgia Barn 770-252-3300

www.ShowtimeTrainingCenter.net

Owned by Kelli and Gabrielle Aguirre Jupiter, FL

Good Luck to all youth exhibitors!


UPHA Arabian Breeds Challenge Cup Walk/Trot 10 & UnderHA/AA Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & UnderHA/AA Saddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under

Arabian Country English Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & UnderSaddle Seat Equitation Walk/Trot 10 & Under

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure Walk/Trot 10 & UnderHA/AA Hunter Seat Equitation Not to Jump


Quintin Roberts &Rocket Man JB

Quintin Roberts& Relience

Quintin Roberts &EA Golden Girl


June 2012 June 2012242Youth - 114

HA/AA Western Pleasure JOTR 13 & UnderHA/AA Western Pleasure JTR 13 & UnderHA/AA Ladies Side Saddle Western JTR 17 & Under

Arabian Country English Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under Arabian Country English Pleasure JTR 13 & Under

Arabian English Show Hack JTR 13 & Under

HA/AA Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & UnderHA/AA Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under

Rushlows ArabiansRomulus, MI Ph: 734.782.1171

Jeannette German &Just Press Play CCF

Abby Mills & Michaelangelo DD

Abby Mills & Annies Elva May


June 2012242 243Youth - 115

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Hannah Feldmaw Id like to thank everyone who has

ever supported me in everything

I do, not just my horseback riding.

I seriously could name a million

people who have supported me

and I appreciate that so much.

Dad and Mom, thank you so

much for helping me in showing

and horses and everything else in

my life. I appreciate it more than

you can imagine. Just to name

a few, Donna, Papa, Nana, all my

friends, Jen, Lisa, Tami, LaLa & Tom.

And of course Kaz, Malieka and all

the horses that have helped me

become the rider I am today.

Live your life out loud.

-Hannah

rr

www.d-wag.com 707-236-5952 [email protected]

Donna Waggoner WWTraining

Great Beginnings to Solid Ends


Scottsdale 2012:Top Ten: HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR/JOTR 13 & Under

Showing Youth 2012 HA Country English JOTR 13 and under

A Plus

Malieka++/ Youth 2011:

National Champion: PB Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under

Top Ten: PB Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under

Scottsdale 2012: Top Ten:

PB Hunter Pleasure JTR/JOTR 13 & UnderTop Ten:

Hunt Seat Equitation 13 & UnderSixth Place :

Arabian Ladies English Side Saddle 17 & Under

Showing Youth 2012 Arabian Ladies English Side Saddle 17 & under

PB Hunter JTR 13 & under PB Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & under


June 2012 June 2012244116 - Youth

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Hannah Feldmaw Id like to thank everyone who has

ever supported me in everything

I do, not just my horseback riding.

I seriously could name a million

people who have supported me

and I appreciate that so much.

Dad and Mom, thank you so

much for helping me in showing

and horses and everything else in

my life. I appreciate it more than

you can imagine. Just to name

a few, Donna, Papa, Nana, all my

friends, Jen, Lisa, Tami, LaLa & Tom.

And of course Kaz, Malieka and all

the horses that have helped me

become the rider I am today.

Live your life out loud.

-Hannah

rr


Donna Waggoner WWTraining

Great Beginnings to Solid Ends


Scottsdale 2012:Top Ten: HA/AA Country English Pleasure JTR/JOTR 13 & Under

Showing Youth 2012 HA Country English JOTR 13 and under

A Plus

Malieka++/ Youth 2011:

National Champion: PB Hunter Pleasure JTR 13 & Under

Top Ten: PB Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & Under

Scottsdale 2012: Top Ten:

PB Hunter Pleasure JTR/JOTR 13 & UnderTop Ten:

Hunt Seat Equitation 13 & UnderSixth Place :

Arabian Ladies English Side Saddle 17 & Under

Showing Youth 2012 Arabian Ladies English Side Saddle 17 & under

PB Hunter JTR 13 & under PB Hunter Pleasure JOTR 13 & under


June 2012244 245117 - Youth

2011 National Champion Reining Seat Equitation2011 National Champion Reining Seat Equitation2011 National Champion Reining Seat Equitation2012 Scottsdale Champion Reining Seat Equitation2012 Scottsdale Champion Reining Seat Equitation2012 Scottsdale Champion Reining Seat Equitation

2012 Region 1 Champion Reining JTR2012 Region 1 Champion Reining JTR2012 Region 1 Champion Reining JTR

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