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Horse Show 160609-52.Usaeresult2 40th Annual Region XI Championship Show USEF Results for Show #843 Jul 6 2016 AHA #: 1613353 Class#: 1 Region 11 Arabian Gelding Halter, AAOTH, 2 yr & over Breed: A Horses Shown: 3 Judge: Cathy Murphy-Economy Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 344 Fabian Trf Hgt: Chelsea M Reiter Chelsea M Reiter Reg#: AHR644321 Gndr: G 15115 42nd St S 15115 42nd St S Foal: Feb 1 2009 Color: BA Afton MN 55001 Afton MN 55001 Eden C X Rd Fabreanna (651)436-1793 (651)436-1793 Horse ID#: USEF #4065796 USEF #4065796 AHA #703247 AHA #703247 2 340 H SARTORIUS H Hgt: Terri Gellin Terri Gellin Reg#: AHR654069 Gndr: G E 10855 Eulrich Rd E 10855 Eulrich Rd Foal: Apr 4 2011 Color: GR Clintonville WI 54929 Clintonville WI 54929 Audacious Ps X Sashaa Lht (715)823-2165 (715)823-2165 Horse ID#: USEF #238124 USEF #238124 AHA #553579 AHA #553579 3 199 Pogroms Thunder Hgt: Sheila L Burwash Sheila L Burwash Reg#: AHR665509 Gndr: S 485 N 1500 E 485 N 1500 E Foal: Jun 11 2014 Color: BA Paxton IL 60957 Paxton IL 60957 Pogrom X Echos Tstyle (217)202-4220 (217)202-4220 Horse ID#: USEF #215722 USEF #215722 AHA #516275 AHA #516275 Class#: 1A Arabian Geldings, AOTH 2 yr & over Breed: A Horses Shown: 1 Judge: Cathy Murphy-Economy Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 199 Pogroms Thunder Hgt: Sheila L Burwash Sheila L Burwash Reg#: AHR665509 Gndr: S 485 N 1500 E 485 N 1500 E Foal: Jun 11 2014 Color: BA Paxton IL 60957 Paxton IL 60957 Pogrom X Echos Tstyle (217)202-4220 (217)202-4220 Horse ID#: USEF #215722 USEF #215722 AHA #516275 AHA #516275 Class#: 2 Region 11 Arabian Mare Breeding 2 yr & over AOTH Breed: A Horses Shown: 2 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 305 Famkah Hgt: Marin Broucek Marin Broucek Reg#: AHR661517 Gndr: M 60212 Karns Rd 60212 Karns Rd Foal: May 18 2012 Color: GR Pacific Junction IA 51561 Pacific Junction IA 51561 Fausto Crh X Eljomar Rissla (402)996-0505 (402)996-0505 Horse ID#: USEF #4121602 USEF #4121602 AHA #705588 AHA #705588 2 198 Pogroms Perfection Hgt: Sheila L Burwash Sheila L Burwash Reg#: AHR665508 Gndr: M 485 N 1500 E 485 N 1500 E Foal: Apr 30 2014 Color: BA Paxton IL 60957 Paxton IL 60957 Pogrom X Chesapeake Bey Psy (217)202-4220 (217)202-4220 Horse ID#: USEF #215722 USEF #215722 AHA #516275 AHA #516275 Class#: 3 Region 11 Non-Sweepstakes Yearling Colts Breed: A Horses Shown: 2 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 306 Truthe Hgt: Cynthia Petty Austin Boggs Reg#: AHR667566 Gndr: S 10022 Rutledge Pike 11321 E French Lake Road Foal: Apr 30 2015 Color: BA Corryton TN 37721 Osseo MN 55369 Truse X Parymisscuous Girl (865)230-0060 ()- Horse ID#: USEF #288900 USEF #4537700 AHA #1170729 AHA #730173 2 439 Dallas SBA Hgt: Stella Bella Arabians Llc Steven D Heathcott Reg#: AHR667362 Gndr: S 4515 Dorset Rd Po Box 1949 Foal: Apr 21 2015 Color: GR Dallas TX 75229 San Ynez CA 93460 Eks Alihandro X Dubravka (214)394-8645 (936)878-2414 Horse ID#: USEF #5343345 USEF #171348 AHA #1168365 AHA #386175 Class#: 4 Region 11 Arabian Show Hack, JTR Breed: A Horses Shown: 6 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 250 CR Mamaserati Hgt: Tony Reid Brett Rigdon Reg#: AHR625392 Gndr: S 29 Mill St 111 7th St Foal: May 10 2006 Color: GR Bonne Terre MO 63628 Park Hills MO 63601 Mamage X Trifina (314)719-6447 (314)719-6447 Horse ID#: USEF #259549 USEF #5068742 AHA #588927 AHA #745359 2 392 HB Cashbar Hgt: Laraine Davis Hattie George Reg#: AHR659390 Gndr: G 14132 Lake Pointe Dr 213 Hawthorne Drive Foal: Apr 16 2009 Color: BA Clive IA 50325 Norwalk IA 50211 Hucksbar X Allusive Lady (515)223-9307 ()- Horse ID#: USEF #140143 USEF #5249123 AHA #300777 AHA #1157926 3 360 Double Oh Sevenn+/ Hgt: Alexa Tiziani Alexa Tiziani Reg#: AHR583791 Gndr: G 19900 Waterford Pl 19900 Waterford Pl Foal: May 2 2000 Color: CH Shorewood MN 55331 Shorewood MN 55331 Hucklebey Berry X Mahoganyy ()- ()- Horse ID#: USEF #5095308 USEF #5095308 AHA #1102851 AHA #1102851 4 211 Nocternal Hgt: Ashley Meyer Ashley Meyer Reg#: AHR637630 Gndr: S 1439 Centertererville Rd 1439 Centertererville Rd Foal: Feb 19 2008 Color: BA Columbia IL 62236 Columbia IL 62236 Baske Afire X Susanke (618)281-6454 (618)281-6454 Horse ID#: USEF #5007061 USEF #5007061 AHA #1090310 AHA #1090310 5 482 RJ Ames Hgt: Alyssa Smuda-John Alyssa Smuda-John Reg#: AHR629478 Gndr: G Po Box 97 Po Box 97 Foal: May 17 2006 Color: BA Jordan MN 55352 Jordan MN 55352 Brass X Toi Jabaska (952)492-6566 (952)492-6566 Horse ID#: USEF #5253539 USEF #5253539 AHA #1151031 AHA #1151031 Class#: 5 Region 11 Arabian/HA/AA Showmanship, AATH - 19 - 39 Breed: Horses Shown: 2 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 407 Kadence Cream Hgt: Terri Wixom Megan Vincent Reg#: HAHR1A355710 Gndr: G 83 Debbie Dr 83 Debbie Dr Foal: May 6 2004 Color: PA Evansville WI 53536 Evansville WI 53536 Mister Creme Genes X Apika (608)751-3262 (608)563-1242 Horse ID#: USEF #128010 USEF #4663830 AHA #820522 AHA #745865 2 210 PABLO CRUISER G Hgt: Beverly K Teigen Kelly Teigen Talmage Reg#: HAHR1A359957 Gndr: G W 4130 Maple Ridge Rd 13270 39th Ave Foal: Aug 3 2005 Color: BA Mondovi WI 54755 Chippewa Falls WI 54729 Ima Fancy Scotch Bar X Fa-Stara (715)926-4380 (715)797-6796 Horse ID#: USEF #271093 USEF #180632 AHA #570385 AHA #430344 Class#: 5A Region 11 Arabian/HA/AA Showmanship, AATH - 40 & Over Breed: Horses Shown: 1 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 381 Psylence Hgt: Shelley Howe Vicki L Miller Reg#: AHR600980 Gndr: G 8316 Fontana St 9229 W 2300 Rd Foal: Apr 19 2003 Color: GR Prairie Village KS 66207 Fontana KS 66026 Lc Psylent Knight X Finalles Bonnie (913)912-1301 (913)898-4733 Horse ID#: USEF #5307675 USEF #253934 AHA #1164871 AHA #551380 Class#: 6 Region 11 Arabian Western Pleasure, JOTR 14-18 Breed: A Horses Shown: 4 Judge: Judy Kibler Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 176 Shooting Star CLB Hgt: Randy Sullivan Averie Innes Reg#: AHR592436 Gndr: G 525 Clear Creek Rd 204 Nichols Ln Foal: Jan 22 2002 Color: CH Dawson IL 62520 Loami IL 62661 Magnum Psyche X Ef Paula (217)801-0793 (217)725-0755 Horse ID#: 4505041 USEF #66198 USEF #5278016 AHA #367082 AHA #821483 2 196 Catalist Hgt: Emmerson Burson Emmerson Burson Reg#: AHR608104 Gndr: G 4332 Medina Dr 4332 Medina Dr Foal: Apr 14 2004 Color: CH Norwalk IA 50211 Norwalk IA 50211 Magnum Psyche X Acquaintance (515)494-6712 (515)494-6712 Horse ID#: USEF #5038952 USEF #5038952 AHA #1152919 AHA #1152919 3 384 Kappuccino SRD Hgt: Carson Rutledge Carson Rutledge Reg#: AHR585456 Gndr: G 3552 W 129th Ter 3552 W 129th Ter Foal: Apr 22 2001 Color: BA Leawood KS 66209 Leawood KS 66209 Seagram X Kapriel Srd (913)593-9627 (913)593-9627 Horse ID#: USEF #5229613 USEF #5229613 AHA #1155495 AHA #1155495 4 518 Noble Bentley Hgt: Jenna Ford Jenna Ford Reg#: AHR640254 Gndr: S 10959 S Troy St 10959 S Troy St Foal: Jul 4 2008 Color: BA Chicago IL 60655 Chicago IL 60655 Ixl Noble Express X Butterfly Afire (217)253-4937 (217)253-4937 Horse ID#: USEF #5080219 USEF #5080219 AHA #818185 AHA #818185 Class#: 7 Region 11 Arabian Country English Pleasure AAOTR 45 & Breed: A Horses Shown: 11 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 319 LILIANA JB Hgt: Joseph Burich Joseph Burich Reg#: AHR649927 Gndr: M 2766 Star Crest Trl 2766 Star Crest Trl Foal: May 11 2010 Color: BA Sun Prairie WI 53590 Sun Prairie WI 53590 Sf Specs Shocwave X Md Chardonnay (608)837-0481 (608)837-0481 Horse ID#: USEF #232721 USEF #232721 AHA #539980 AHA #539980 2 241 SF Fiorano Hgt: Robin Manfield Robin Manfield Reg#: AHR641679 Gndr: G 476 E 2200 Rd 476 E 2200 Rd Foal: Apr 7 2008 Color: BA Eudora KS 66025 Eudora KS 66025 Afire Bey V X Thalia Bey (216)469-9408 (216)469-9408 Horse ID#: USEF #4076353 USEF #4076353 AHA #371020 AHA #371020 3 261 Special Thyme Hgt: Oak Haven South Arabians LLC Martha McCollough Reg#: AHR649061 Gndr: S 3145 FM 2137 3145 Fm 2138 Foal: Apr 9 2009 Color: CH Bullard TX 75757 Bullard TX 75757 Pryme Thyme X Chance To Dazzle (903)539-1059 ()- Horse ID#: USEF #4619270* USEF #4619270 AHA #1153539 AHA #708385 4 479 Round N Around Hgt: Lesa Dahl-Leland Lesa Dahl-Leland Reg#: AHR611700 Gndr: G 5484 550th Ave 5484 550th Ave Foal: Jun 17 2004 Color: BA Bricelyn MN 56014 Bricelyn MN 56014 IXL Aroundofaploz X Bey Melodye (507)525-2318 (507)525-2318 Horse ID#: USEF #105621 USEF #105621 AHA #94129 AHA #94129 5 353 Noble Supreme CRF Hgt: Toni Dolby Toni Dolby Reg#: AHR637758 Gndr: G 320 Arabian Dr 320 Arabian Dr Foal: Jan 21 2008 Color: BA Jordon MN 55352 Jordon MN 55352 A Noble Cause X Toi Jabaska (612)991-4816 (612)991-4816 Horse ID#: USEF #4044773 USEF #4044773 AHA #666201 AHA #666201 Class#: 8 Region 11 HA/AA English Pleasure JOTR Breed: HA Horses Shown: 1 Judge: Dana Gardner Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 244 Volume Control Hgt: Whitney Miles Whitney Miles Reg#: HAHR1A370073 Gndr: G PO Box 458 PO Box 458 Foal: Mar 15 2009 Color: BA Basehor KS 66007 Basehor KS 66007 Turn It Up X My Santana's Valentine (913)724-3046 (913)724-3046 Horse ID#: USEF #5208458 USEF #5208458 AHA #1152497 AHA #1152497 Class#: 9 Region 11 HA/AA Hunter Pleasure AOTS Breed: HA Horses Shown: 3 Judge: Cathy Murphy-Economy Result Back# Horse Name Owner Information Handler Information 1 194 Formal Attire SRC Hgt: Lauren Lacombe Lauren Lacombe Reg#: HAHR1A361987 Gndr: G 1524 Sunset Dr 1524 Sunset Dr Foal: May 5 2006 Color: BL Twin Lakes WI 53181 Twin Lakes WI 53181 Formal Contract X Cha Farasha (262)877-4237 (262)877-4237 Horse ID#: USEF #4999893 USEF #4999893 AHA #1090254 AHA #1090254 2 197 Cyatch Me If Ucan Hgt: Jackie Lampe Jackie Lampe Reg#: HAHR2A358992 Gndr: S 9120 King Rd 9120 King Rd Foal: Mar 13 2005 Color: BA Hopedale IL 61747 Hopedale IL 61747 Cytosk X L Pasos Airborne (309)256-5815 (309)256-5815 Horse ID#: USEF #148769 USEF #148769 AHA #393273 AHA #393273 3 401 Fameous Norsk Hgt: Sharlynn Jacobs Julie Snyder Reg#: HAHR1A332442 Gndr: G 4229 Savoy Ln 321 Claire Ln Foal: Jun 13 1998 Color: CH Mchenry IL 60050 Cary IL 60013 The Color Of Fame X Kismet May W..
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