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2016 Yearbook (Online Version) 2016 Yearbook (Online Version) 2016 YEARBOOK 1 ALL ABOUT THAT BASE ANB ECHELONS IMPULSE (ALLOCATE YOUR ASSETS(AQHA) x AGATES IN MY HAND) (SLEEPY IMPULSE x THE UPPER ECHELON) OWNER: JOHN CURTIS OWNER: SANDRA L. TRUNTZ BREEDER: NANCY MAGNUSSEN BREEDER: H. ARTHUR JUHREND BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Hunter in Hand Mares Year-End, Three-Year-Old Geldings Medallion Earners BEGUILING BEAUTY CENTERFOLD EDITION (AN AWESOME SECRET x STEP ASIDE FELLAS) (MY LITTLE SECRET x COUNTLESS DREAMS) OWNERS: DEBERA ANNE EBBETT, SUSIE JACKSON OWNERS: LORENCE GOODALE, JULIA GOODALE BREEDERS: TERRY PETERSEN, GAIL R. SMITH BREEDER: ERIC J. WUCHTER BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Three-Year-Old Mares Year-End, Yearling Fillies • Year-End, FPD Halter Mares CHIP OF FAITH COOLESTLOOKIN MISTER (THE MIRACLE CHIP x ANDREW’S SATIN WEED) (TE COOLEST x CLASSY LOOKIN MISS) OWNER: TINA PURVIS OWNER: KEN JOHNSON BREEDER: SUSAN K. HALL BREEDERS: NANCY E. JOHNSON, TRACY Y. SHEARER BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Performance Halter Mares Year-End, Aged Geldings Halter & Performance - COPPER COLORS GOTTA BURN NOTICE (THE SECRET x VEGAS AFTER DARK) (ALWAYS IN THE MOOD x PURELY HOT(AQHA)) OWNER: PATRICIA RICH OWNER/BREEDER: CATHERINE T. JATON BREEDER: CHAR O LOT RANCH BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Hunter in Hand Stallions Year-End, Weanling Colts 2 Anne-Marie Kornachuk : O T O H P MY SECRET STYLE RATHER BE KIDDIN RETROBUTION (MY LITTLE SECRET x VEGAS CLASSIC STYLE) (RATHER INCLUSIVE x IM KIDDIN AGAIN) (SUCHAN EGO x RETRO CHIC) OWNERS: JOHN W. HARKINS, M. PHYLLIS HARKINS OWNER: LIZ GEORGE OWNERS: DEBORAH SINZ, JOHN THOMAS HARDIN BREEDER: DUBAI TO VEGAS EQUINE LLC BREEDER: CEDAR LANE FARMS BREEDERS: RICHARD HERRMANN, REBEKAH HERRMANN BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Two-Year-Old Mares Year-End, Aged Stallions Year-End, Yearling Geldings SECRET EMBRACE STOCK TRADER THE DIGNIFIED SECRET (SELF EMPLOYED(AQHA) x SYLVA MAE) (ETRADE x DOMINATING RITA(AQHA)) (THE SECRET x ALWAYS A COOL DOLL) OWNER: DONNA L. LANKFORD OWNER: RACHEL FORREST-WECKEL OWNER/BREEDER: HENRY MENTZ JR. BREEDERS: LEWIS FEUERSTEIN, MARILYNN FEUERSTEIN BREEDERS: LEWIS FEUERSTEIN, MARILYNN FEUERSTEIN BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Most Colorful at Halter Year-End, Aged Mares Year-End, Two-Year-Old Stallions THE FINAL PLAY THE SECRET BOMB YELLA LIL LOUDER (PLAYBOYS APPROVAL x SHES MY T COOL) (THE SECRET x MISS DELITE(AQHA)) (MR YELLA FELLA(AQHA) x PEARLS N RUBIES) OWNER/BREEDER: BECK FARMS OWNERS: JO ANN GAY, JUSTINE ANN GAY-ADDEN, ROSS ADDEN OWNER: MICHELLE MOORE BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BREEDER: CHAR O LOT RANCH BREEDER: JOHN E. KREIDER Year-End, Yearling Colts BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Two-Year-Old Geldings Year-End, Broodmares 5 JOANN GAY.indd 5 1/17/2017 4:17:53 PM AN OBSESSIVE DREAM AND ONE WHITE CHIP AWARD OF EXELLENCE (SHILOS MIGHTY JOKER x A FOOLS OBSESSION(AQHA)) (THE MIRACLE CHIP x AND ONE WHITE SOCK) (A WARDED x PREACHERS DAY OFF(AQHA)) OWNER/BREEDER: JENNIFER MARIE FUHRMAN OWNER/BREEDER: VANESSA J. CHERRY OWNER: JENNIFER WEEKS BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BREEDER: MARVIN LIND Year-End, Rope Race Year-End, Ranch Riding BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Ranch Rail Pleasure Year-End, Ranch Rail Pleasure 2016 YEARBOOK 3 CHOCOLATE TIME DATE WITH WEEDO (THE MIRACLE CHIP x IM A SCOTCH LOVER(AQHA)) (DZ WEEDO x LEAGUERS SWEET DATE(AQHA)) OWNERS: CLARICE NICOLA, KATHERINE CORBETT OWNERS/BREEDERS: JACQUELYN SMAKULA, ALICIA ALDO FLEMING BREEDERS: RICHARD RUSHING, DIANE RUSHING BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Junior Trail Year-End, Ranch Trail DYNAMIC DUDE EYES ROCKET N FLIGHT (MITZIS DUDE(AQHA) x SISTER HENRY) (AN APSOLUTE DREAM x BRIGHT EYES BOBBYE) OWNERS: NETTIE OLSEN, DAVID OLSEN OWNER: ALISON PHILLIPS BREEDERS: ROBERT A. MASPERO, IDRENE MASPERO BREEDER: IVY RITTENHOUSE BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Keyhole Race Year-End, Senior Reining Eye of the Horse Photography : O T O H P GETN HIGH INA GAYBAR GETTIN DOWN N DIRTY (HIGH SIGN NUGGET x KIWI QUEEN(AQHA)) (ZIP ON DOWN x ZZIPLES DANDY DOLL(AQHA)) OWNER: BRUCE WAGNER OWNER: GABRIELLA ROWAN BREEDER: BARRY BYSTERVELD BREEDER: JENNIFER MARCOM BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Senior Working Cow Horse Year-End, Junior Western Riding HASHTAG HUNTIN HOLLYWOOD RUBY (CHOCOLATEY x WHOS CHEATING WHO(AQHA)) (HOLLYWOOD CHIC x IMA CHEXY COLONEL) OWNERS: SAVANNAH CARTER, ARRON KIEF OWNER: RICHARD SCHLOUGH BREEDERS: SCOTT BERWICK, LINDA BERWICK BREEDER: JORLYCE RAFEL BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Three-Year-Old Snaffle Bit Western Pleasure Year-End, Senior Judged Heading • Year-End, Heading & Heeling Year-End, Steer Daubing 4 HUNTING IN ABILENE IMA DADS GIRL INVALUABLE (THE HUNTER x TEXAS TOUGH) (IMA DOC O’LENA x SCUD) (INPASSABLE x THE PASSING LANE) OWNER: KENDALL SEALEY OWNER/BREEDER: JOHN M. HAID JR. OWNER: MEGAN WAGNER BREEDER: CHAR O LOT RANCH BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BREEDER: DAVID S. HOGAN BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Senior Cutting BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Junior Hunter Hack Year-End, Senior Western Riding • Year-End, Senior Trail LUKIN FOR BLUE SPOTS MEMPHIS SENSATION MORE HOT NIGHTS (SPOT MY BLUE BOY x LUKES SWEET TO ME(AQHA)) (ZIPPOS SENSATION x GIGI’S DIAMOND) (BLAZING HOT NIGHTS x SUDDENLY SCOTCH) OWNER/BREEDER: REBECCA M. HOGAN OWNER: DAWSON SIMPSON OWNERS/BREEDERS: LORENCE GOODALE, JULIA GOODALE BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BREEDER: CATHERINE FLANAGAN BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Three-Year-Old Snaffle Bit Hunter Under Saddle BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Ladies’ Heritage Year-End, Senior Saddle Seat Pleasure NIGHT TIME MADAM ONE REMARKABLE CHIP PCE TOP NOTCH IRONS (HEZA DREAMER x MR.’S MADAM) (HOT CHOCOLATE CHIP x CROWN TIARA) (IRON AGE(AQHA) x TOP NOTCH BRANDY) WNER O : EARL A. STEINERT JR TRUST OWNERS: COLLEEN HOOVER, CYNTHIA WYRICK OWNER/BREEDER: PRINCE CHARLES ENTERPRISE BREEDERS: EARL A. STEINERT JR., RONNA S. STEINERT BREEDER: LOIS B. PLOEGSTRA BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Junior Hunter Under Saddle Year-End, Senior Judged Tie-Down Roping Year-End, Senior Western Pleasure RED BUCKS LAST JACK RUF N MIGHTY SECRET DEBUTANTE (TWO EYED RED BUCK(AQHA) x DEE BARS DREAM) (LIL RUF PEPPY(AQHA) x ZIPS DINAH MIGHTY) (THE SECRET x TOTALLY TASHA) OWNER/BREEDER: MATTHEW G. GRAVES OWNER: LORRI L. PETERSEN OWNER: K. MICHAEL QUICK BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BREEDERS: RUTHIE STEWART, PAUL C. STEWART BREEDER: CHAR O LOT RANCH Year-End, Junior Reining BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Figure 8 Stake Race Year-End, Men’s Heritage 2016 YEARBOOK 5 SLIDE ME A WHIZ SMART MATE CHEX OUT (JUMPING JACK WHIZ(AQHA) x SLIDINGTHRUASTOPSIGN) (DK SMART MATE x CHEXY WEAVER(AQHA)) OWNERS: RICHARD LANKFORD, JEFF LANKFORD OWNER: CARLY WETTLAUFER BREEDERS: DIANE L. EDWARDS, STAN EDWARDS BREEDERS: MARK POZZI, CHERYL POZZI BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Nez Perce Stake Race Year-End, Senior Judged Heeling SMM AINT I A TRICK STEPHS SUPREME DREAM (STRAWS MIGHTY MAGNUM x JR SPICE) (SUPREME COURT DREAM x IM STEPHANIES DREAM) OWNER: MICHELLE MILLER OWNERS/BREEDERS: EARL A. STEINERT JR., STEPHANIE STEINERT STEWMAN BREEDER: DAN BROCKMAN BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Junior Judged Tie-Down Roping Year-End, Junior Judged Heading Year-End, Timed Tie-Down Roping TARIS LUCKY DRAW TOO LAZY TO LOPE (SNOOPYS SMOKE TARI x THE LUCK OF THE DRAW) (LAZY LOPER(AQHA) x ASTOR ANYTHING) OWNER: RICHARD SCHLOUGH OWNER: BILLIE JO SCHREIBER BREEDERS: JODY RAFEL, JORLYCE RAFEL BREEDERS: JUSTIN ROBERT JOHNSON, TRACY R. HARRELL BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Junior Judged Heeling Year-End, Junior Western Pleasure ZIPPOS CLASSY HUNTER DEATH WISH (THE HUNTER x ALL HANDS OFF ZIP) (MY BRIGHTEST HOPE x SUDDEN DEATH) OWNER: CATHY MC INTYRE OWNER/BREEDER: IB STABLES BREEDER: CHAR O LOT RANCH SILVER HALTER MEDALLION BRONZE PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Foundation Pedigree Designation Halter Geldings Year-End, Senior Hunter Hack • Year-End, Pre-Green Hunter 6 KRUZING FOR THELADYS NO YOU DIDNT BIG BROWN ART (THE KRYMSUN KRUZER(AQHA) x LADY OF THE HUNT) (DONT SKIP ZIP(AQHA) x AN ELEGANT DESIGN) (ARTFULLY DESIGNED x PRIMOS GOGO GIRL) OWNERS: ALLIE DAVIS, MARCHELLE EVERHART OWNER/BREEDER: DR. TED ZAJAC III OWNER: MORGAN RAMSEY MILLER BREEDERS: RUDOLF J. STOCKINGER, JANE P. STOCKINGER SILVER HALTER MEDALLION BREEDER: ROBIN LEVISON SILVER HALTER MEDALLION Year-End, Performance Halter Geldings SILVER PERFORMANCE MEDALLION Year-End, Hunter in Hand Geldings Year-End, Senior Hunter Under Saddle HOLLY J. ANDERSON CHELSEA BEIL Gold, Year-End, Non-Pro Most Colorful at Halter Bronze, Year-End, Non-Pro Hunter Under Saddle Medal Earners AMANDA CHECK LINDA PELLEGRINO Platinum, Year-End, Non-Pro Saddle Seat Pleasure CONNOLLY Platinum, Year-End, Non-Pro Saddle Seat Equitation Bronze, Year-End, Non-Pro Novice Western Pleasure Non-Pro - KATHRYN COWLES BECKY DILLON ALICIA ALDO FLEMING Bronze, Year-End, Non-Pro Novice Hunter Under Saddle Platinum, Year-End, Non-Pro Masters Trail Platinum, Year-End, Non-Pro Masters Hunter Under Saddle Platinum, Year-End, Non-Pro 35 & Over Hunt
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