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PG.1 JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 PG.2 AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.3 JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 PG.4 Content ISSUE: JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2021 EVENT: SQHA SRAC DOUBLE UP SHOW Holly Gutterson and Triandibo Super Diva Q-74111 PHOTOGRAPHER: ACE Photography PUBLISHED BY: Australian Quarter Horse Association Lot 13 Jack Smyth Drive, Hillvue Tamworth NSW 2340 T: 02 6762 6444 | F: 02 6762 6422 | www.aqha.com.au ABN: 41 000 964 643 • ISSN: 1832-1704 AQHA STAFF: Manager: Gemma Clarke • [email protected] Advertising Accounts: Melanie Brown • [email protected] and editorial Personal Assistant: Wendy Fahey • [email protected] due the 1st of Reception: Marg Hausfeld •[email protected] each month prior Tamra Clark • [email protected] Vanessa Roach • [email protected] to publication Jo Darcy • [email protected] Aleisha Stafford • [email protected] Jessica Rapley • [email protected] COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Australian Quarter Horse Association 2006. 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AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.5 AQHA REGULAR NEWS QNEWS 6 AQHA FEATURES AQHA Directors 2020/2021 6 VALE - Ann Bland 46 SQHA SRAC DOUBLE UP SHOW AQHA Amateur Division Members 52 - A Big Hit AQHA Affiliates List 54-54 12 AQHA Judges List 56 AQHA Pro Trainers List 57 AQHA HISTORY AQHA Directory 58 - 1997 Greg Paul Lougher 20 AQHA Advertising Index 60 HORSE HEALTH LEANNE AND MADDIE CABAN Horse Nutrition can be simple 22 - Mother and Daughter Duo AQHA SHOWS/REPORTS Cap Coast ABHA Finals 40 AQHA QLD State Show 2020 28 Coolup Cutting Club - State Championship 48 It’s in our blood. Develop and implement procedures that ensure humane treatment of all horses and animals associated with the breed; Develop diverse educational programs, material and curriculum in order to position the Association as one of the leading organisations in the Australian Equine Industry; Record and preserve the pedigrees of the Australian Quarter Horse; Maintain the integrity of the breed; Provide beneficial service for our members which enchance and encourage Quarter Horse Ownership and participation; and Generate growth of the AQHA Membership via the marketing and promotion of the Association JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 PG.6 Q~NEWS NEWS Want to share your news in the AQHA Magazine. Send in your upcoming Q events, news & promos - please send into [email protected] ATTENTION 2020 BORN FOAL OWNERS ATTENTION STALLION OWNERS (born between 1 August 2020 - 28 Febuary 2021) Lodge your Breeding returns for this season (1 August 2020 - 28 February 2021) by February 28, Foals registered within 3 2021 for the “Early Bird Special” of $25 per mare. months of their date of birth receive an “Early Bird Special” Breeding returns need to be completed with mare of $100 registration fee. (as of names, breeding dates & payment to process at the 1st January 2020 this fee will “Early Bird Special” rate. be $110). Q21 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Applications need to be completed on the correct foal Attention Quarter Horse Members & Competitors! application form with payment Q21 National Championship Show program is now to be processed at the “Early available on the AQHA Website. The show will be Bird Special” rate. held from 31st March - 11th April, 2021. Please click on the link to view program. https://aqha.com.au/national-show-q21 FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: www.aqha.com.au AQHA DIRECTORS ~ 2020/2021 CAROL RICKETTS KIM JOHNSON LORELEI PAYNE President Portfolio: Studbook, Portfolio: Traditional 120/2 Keem Street, International AmQHA Oceania 1029 Landsborough Maleny Rd, TRINITY BEACH QLD 4879 Cuttabar Quarter Horses, MALENY QLD 4552 Mobile: 0427 333 480 Silver Valley, 278 Jeffries Road, Phone: 07 5494 2354 Home Email: [email protected] LOCKSLEY VIC 3665 Mobile: 0412 277 712 Mobile: 0427 667 886 Email: [email protected] JOHN STEEL Email: [email protected] Deputy President KYLE MOBBERLEY Portfolio: Investigative Officer PAUL LORIMER Portfolio: Professional Horsemen, 4 Heath Road Portfolio: Show & Performance National Show HARSTON VIC 3616 Horsemans Trading Post, 115 Crawford Rd, Mobile: 0488 687 014 481 Underwood Road, BYRNESIDE VIC 3617 Email: [email protected] ROCHEDALE SOUTH QLD 4123 Mobile: 0438 306 121 Mobile: 0412 740 065 Email: [email protected] SHANE MASSINGHAM Email: [email protected] Vice President NICOLE DAVISON Portfolio: Affiliates RICKY GLEN Portfolio: Youth 810 Ingolds by Road, Portfolio: Cattle & 409 North Deep Creek Road, INGOLDSBY QLD 4343 Timed Events, Hall of Fame GYMPIE QLD 4570 Mobile: 0407 083 579 PO Box 3225, Robertson NSW 2577 Mobile: 0419 723 391 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0407 440 937 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] TRISH WETTENHALL KYLIE BARNETT Honorary Treasurer JOANNE GREGORY Springvale Portfolio: Amateur Portfolio: Judging 418 Nundle Rd, 295 Douthie Road, 48 Glenmore Ridge Dr, NEMINGHA NSW 2340 SEVILLE EAST VIC 3139 GLENMORE PARK NSW 2745 Mobile: 0400 062 241 Mobile: 0418 567 180 Mobile: 0437 703 353 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.7 ATTENTION STALLION OWNERS Q21 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 PG.8 AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.9 JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 PG.10 Herda N/N AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.11 JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE 2021 AQHA FEATURE PG.12 Competitors enjoying the show AUSTRALIAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION - WWW.AQHA.COM.AU PG.13 SQHA SRAC DOUBLE UP SHOW A BIG HIT The Sydney Quarter Horse Association (SQHA), Mt Hunter, NSW - 2020 has been a year of hardship but true Australian resilience overcoming challenges was shown over the two-day SQHA SRAC Double Up Show at K Ranch in Mt Hunter, NSW. ARTICLE BY: SQHA V PHOTOS BY: ACE PHOTOGRAPHY & SYDNEY QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION ouble the days, double the judges years, trainers and experienced riders giving tips and and double the points pulled in tricks to new riders and the overall positive community the largest group of riders in the environment our competitors and spectators have created. Sydney region for this year. A good show doesn’t happen by itself; it takes a great deal of time and effort with our volunteers committing over 170 With over 370 entries, 156 classes hours to set up, run and manage this particular show not and 62 horses from across New including committee time. Our committee since August DSouth Wales and a large group of competitors drawn have implemented new procedures and methodologies from Victoria, competitors participated in a COVID-safe to address and find solutions to issues in this COVID and excellent show with open, beginner, novice amateur, environment and committed a significant amount of time amateur, select amateur and youth classes. The Double researching and coordinating with state and federal Up Show had a hugely positive economic impact to the agencies so we can plan a great and COVID-safe show region of over $83,000. With double the prize money on season. The key for a great show is a positive community offer from SQHA generous sponsors Stillwaters Stud and of competitors and a strong spirit of volunteerism where Nevillefail Ranch, the largest event of the day was the ‘Di people invest their time and experience to make a show Hill Walk Jog’ with a whopping 20 entries.
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    FALL 2016 VOL. 21, ISSUE #4 INSIDE ACPS Region I Celebrates Breed Show Report ... 1 50th Annual Connemara and keynote speaker at Saturday’s dinner. But as always, the thing that keeps people coming Region Chair .............. 1 Breed Show back to the Region 1 show year after year is the July 23 & 24, 2016 Show Results .............. 6 camaraderie of those who share the love of the by Carolyn Nesbitt Kessler Scholarship Connemara pony and all it does for us. Winner ..................... 10 othing could have been more festive, lovely, The weekend started off with a bang on Friday, Lois Kessler Nor fun than ACPS Region I’s 50th Annual with ACPS Inspectors Donna Duckworth, Gloria Memoriam ............... 11 Connemara breed show extravaganza. Held at LaCroix, Joanie Webster, and Kathy Lucas A Visit to Ireland ..... 12 South Woodstock, Vermont’s beautiful Green being presented with 15 ponies for their moment Mountain Horse Association, the show’s location of scrutiny; several of these brought mares Straightness for all but a handful of its iterations, this year’s Training Clinic......... 14 coming back to be judged for their Premium celebration drew something in the vicinity status. Our inspectors were generous with Correcting the of 100 competitors and their ponies from all their comments and their time, leaving many Rider's Leg ............... 15 over New England. A big draw was the august happy owner/breeders (and fifteen lovely and Member News .......... 17 presence of the Irish Connemara Pony Breeder’s continued on page 3 Society President, Judge, Author, & Breeder Tom Classifieds................. 19 Susan Goodhouse's granddaughter, Harper Hathorn MacLochlainn as our honored In Hand judge after her leadline debut.—a future champion!.