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Journal @ January - March Thefqhrjournal@Gmail.Com April - June Foundation Quarter Horse J O U R N A L July - September 2011 - Published Quarterly In this issue… Affiliate Listing Letter from the President “The greatest cowhorse to 2011 Approved Judges Listing ever look through a bridle” Class & Rule Updates 2011 AND 2012 Show & Event Calendars Affiliate News & Event Recaps: Ever seen a Cowboy in a skirt? Read on! Legal Advice: IRS Audit Help Legal Advice: Importance of Business Plans Breeder’s Spotlight: Jeffcoat Quarter Horses Judge’s Corner: Reevea Nickerson Classifieds Foundation Quarter Horse Affiliate Listing California Affiliate Kansas Affiliate Oklahoma Affiliate Del Rowell, President www.kfqhra.com www.okfqhr.com (559) 568-2813 Visit us on Facebook! Grady Dougless, President Nancy Owens, President (940) 368-1227 Colorado Affiliate (620) 598-2287 [email protected] www.coafqhr.com [email protected] Jane Hunter, Contact Person Southwest Missouri Affiliate (970) 232-5768 Michigan Affiliate Stacy Herriford, President [email protected] www.michigan-fqhr.com (816) 679-8363 Visit us on Facebook! [email protected] First Missouri State Affiliate Mark Blodger, President www.fmsfqhra.com (616) 897-7082 Texas Affiliate Debbie Rumsey, President [email protected] Matt Levis, President (660) 343-5653 (409) 502-0416 [email protected] Nebraska Affiliate www.neafqhr.com Indiana Affiliate Visit us on Facebook! Jeff Stover, Contact Person Tom Keenan, President (765) 654-8349 (402) 723-5965 [email protected] The Foundation Quarter Horse Registry Advertising Rates PO Box 165 $90 full page Vicksburg, MI 49097-0165 $75 3/4 page Phone: (269) 649-1106 $50 1/2 page Fax: (269) 649-1560 $25 1/4 page Web: www.fqhr.net Email: [email protected] We love to hear from our members! If you Published Bi-Monthly have something you’d like added, a question as an online publication only answered, or a memory or story you’d like to share, let us know! Email The Journal @ January - March [email protected] April - June July - September October - December Deadlines for submission: The Journal is the Official Publication of the May 15th for June Edition Foundation Quarter Horse Registry August 15th for September Edition November 15th for December Edition 2 A Letter from the President... Greetings to all! It definitely has been a busy summer for Bill and myself. We have been to Missouri three times. We first visited the First Missouri State affiliate. Then we did follow-up with the South West Missouri State folks. We attended Bud Sherman’s Foundation Production sale. We ended up in Nebraska in August. I judged one of their shows on a ―spur of the mo- ment‖ deal. September was busy with the World Round-Up & Review and then our last show here in Michigan. We are meeting with Wisconsin in October to discuss them be- coming an affiliate. We are also making plans to go to Kansas in November. Here in the office we nearly have all the points combined . Still a couple of weeks away from the final product yet. Some of you should see additional Certificates coming your way shortly. This has been a monumental undertaking. Everything has to be checked and then checked again. It will be worth it in the end! Time has flown by so far this year. Bill and I have so enjoyed visiting with you folks this year either personally or via the phone. Please take care of yourselves and each other. Happy trails to all and may you enjoy your ride on ―the Greatest Cow Horse to Look Thru a Bridle‖. Respectfully, Bill & Vicki Austin Foundation Quarter Horse Registry FQHR Advisory Board Bill & Vicki Austin Sam Goddard Sam Nicolosi 5521 East W 2955 AVE D 3800 N E 50th St Vicksburg, MI 49097 Brookville KS 67425 Oklahoma City, OK 73121 (269) 649-1106 (785) 225-6842 (405) 820-8410 Bud Sherman Richard Heinrichs Judges Commissioner 5696 S 95th Rd 1339 Rd 6900 Robert J. Walton Walnut Grove, MO 65770 Hebron, NB 68370 5861 E Rosebush Rd (417) 770-7701 (402) 768-7135 Rosebush, MI 48878 (989) 433-2925 3 FQHR Approved Judges Approved judges for the 2011 Show Season, listed in alphabetical order Judges Committee Robert J. Walton Paige Burian 5861 E Rosebush RD 911 122 AVE SW Rosebush, MI 48878 Manning, ND 58642 Deb Adams Jerry Gould Eddie Smith 501 Road G 30602 Imperial St. 28 Westfield Rd Henderson, NE 68371 Shafter, CA 93263 Fletcher, NC 28732 (402) 410-1112 (661) 746-1335 (828) 687-1786 John Aipperspach Laurie Jumper Brandon Smith 1627 S Plaza 20905 N. Walbaum Rd RT 1 BOX 20 Springfield, MO 65804 Geary, OK 73040 Colony, OK 73021 (417) 886-1069 (405) 884-2139 Home: (405) 929-7320 [email protected] Cell: (405) 542-7228 Vicki Austin 5521 East W Louie C Lawson Jeff Stover Vicksburg, MI 49097 4172 Enoch Rd 3811 S CO RD 150 W (269) 649-1545 Aynor, SC 29511 Frankfort, IN 46041 (843) 602-1460 (765) 654-8349 Karen (Hill) Coyle PO Box 626 Amye K. Lilienthal Tinker Turner Wheatland, OK 73097 1034 Hwy 58 1697 French Prairie Rd Home: (405) 590-4264 Dannebrog, NE 68831 Boonville, AR 72927l Work: (405) 745-3036 (308) 380-2244 (479) 518-6522 Carlina L Dekat Gary Nickerson Dr. Gary Webb 1711 Weeping Willow Lane 20390 30th Ave 4519 W Farm Rd 33 Dover, PA 17315 Stockton, Iowa 52769 Ash Grove, MO 65604 (717) 318-5530 Cell (563) 370-5238 (417) 836-5098 Home (563) 284-5031 Rick Dubay Wayne W. Whitehead 5093 State Rd Reevea (Wehrman) Nickerson 1227 Keefer Rd Fort Gratiot, MI 48059 27897 Lamms Ln Mansfield, OH 44903 (810) 824-6513 Sedalia, MO 65301 (419) 524-6535 (563) 260-5669 Rebecca Frerking 1952 15th Rd Gary Schwartz Washington, KS 66968 39998 W CR 100 cell: (785) 632-0721 Briggsdale, CO 80611 (785) 325-2113 (970) 656-3548 Sam Goddard Ernest Sheltry 2955 Avenue D 597 S. Hwy 81 Brookville, KS 67425 Ninnekah, OK 73067 (785) 225-6842 (405) 274-5464 4 Class & Rule Updates Exciting news!! The new rule book is out! We are sending them out as members re- new. However, if you are a lifetime member, please contact us if you would like to receive one. (see page 2 for contact information) The rule book committee worked very hard to clean up some gray areas and add several new classes to the lineup. Please note that there was a glitch with printing and the table of contents doesn’t quite match the exact page numbers. New Classes: Herd Work, Limited Working Cow, Limited Working Ranch Gray Areas cleared up: Open Versatility (exhibitors for more than 1 horse in same class), Get of Sire (required # of entries), and Ranch Cutting (several areas and defini- tions explained). On another note, exhibitors need to be clear about when it is appropriate to contact a judge and when it is not. It is permissible to ask a judge (thru the ring steward first) how you can improve your ride, yourself or horse. However, it is not appropriate to call/text a judge prior to that judge coming to your show to judge, or to tell them how a class should be judged/placed. The judges committee will be putting together some guidelines for all of us to follow in the near future. Tom & Jacque Keenan of Henderson, NE would like to congratulate Bill and Vicki Austin on their purchase of FQHR and are excited about the future of FQHR under their leadership ! Check out our website at htpp://www.laramieblues.com Home of WYO BLUE CHIPS & MERADA O Laney ---offspring for sale--- 5 Calendar of 2011 Affiliate Events & Shows Please refer to the Affiliate Listing on page 2 for contact information for each event Texas Show @ Nueces Canyon Ranch April 9 Brenhan, TX Michigan Green As Grass Clinic @ Triple O April 16 Ionia, MI Kansas Show @ Celebration Centre April 16 & 17 Lyons, KS SouthWest Missouri Show @ Midway Expo Center April 23 Columbia, MO First Missouri State Show @ Windmill Arena April 30 Centerview, MO Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo April 30-May 1 Shawnee, OK Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds May 21 & 22 Mt. Pleasant, MI Kansas Show @ Celebration Centre May 21 & 22 Lyons, KS First Missouri State Show @ Midway Arena June 11 Columbia, MO Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo June 11 & 12 Shawnee, OK Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds June 18 & 19 Mt. Pleasant, MI SouthWest Missouri Show @ Lazy H Arena June 25 Kansas City, MO Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds July 16 & 17 Mt. Pleasant, MI Kansas Show @ Celebration Centre CANCELLED July 30—31 Lyons, KS Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds August 20 & 21 Mt. Pleasant, MI SouthWest Missouri Show @ Midway Expo Center August 27 Columbia, MO Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo September 3 & 4 Shawnee, OK 2011 World Round-Up & Review @ Lancaster Center September 9-11 Lincoln, NB Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds September 17 & 18 Mt. Pleasant, MI Kansas Show @ Kingman County Activity Center September 17 - 18 Kingman, KS Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo October 14 - 16 Shawnee, OK Kansas Show @ Kingman County Activity Center October 22 - 23 Kingman, KS Kansas Show (JULY RESCHEDULE) @ Celebration November 19—20 Lyons, KS Michigan Affiliate Awards Banquet 12:00-4:00 December 3 Lansing, MI 6 Calendar of 2012 Affiliate Events & Shows Please refer to the Affiliate Listing on page 2 for contact information for each event Kansas Affiliate Awards Banquet January 28 TBA Oklahoma Affiliate Awards Banquet 6:00pm February 25 Shawnee Expo Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo April 21-22 Shawnee, OK Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds May 19 & 20 Mt. Pleasant, MI Oklahoma Show @ Heart of Oklahoma Expo June 9-10 Shawnee, OK Michigan Show @ Isabella County Fairgrounds June 16 & 17 Mt.
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