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November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com driving Nashoba Carriage Classic: 20th Anniversary Article & photos by Nancy Brannon Memphis kennel Club donated the winning ribbons for the class and holly - The 2019 Nashoba Carriage Classic wood feed provided “goodie bags” for all had beautiful fall weather to celebrate the the canine passengers. 20th anniversary on october 18-20 at the saturday night’s classes featured the germantown Charity arena riders, followed by the ex - in germantown, Tennessee. The weekend hibitor’s dinner. weather couldn’t have been better – sunny several folks who had attended the in - skies and mild temperatures made a per - augural Nashoba Carriage Classic in 1999, fect outdoor setting, and the popular show held at schilling farms in Collierville, attracted 183 entries. Muffy seaton had Tenn. – when it really was a farm – at - the tough task of judging the exhibitors tended the saturday evening dinner and over the weekend, with Craig kellogg as reminisced about their early days and ex - technical delegate. The show benefited periences with Nashoba. beth hudson War horses for heroes, a nonprofit organ - hitchman came from boise, idaho to at - ization based at oak view stables in olive tend, along with her daughter rebecca branch, Mississippi that provides equine- hudson bullard, from Pulaski, Tenn. assisted therapy to veterans who have sus - Peggy Turnipseed, of Collierville, was tained service-related mental or physical Kate Bushman driving Bliss WH, winner of the Carriage Concours d’elegance at the Nashoba Carriage Classic 20th anniversary show also among the 20-year Nashoba folks. of injuries. course, Mary liz foster attended; she is Madoc look at Me. she and her navigator in the single horse division. The driving action started on friday the wife of the late sonny foster who was gave the course a good try, but her time of There was some tough competition in evening with the Mint Julep driving one of the founders of Nashoba. 2:16.56 put her in fourth in the Junior di - the draft horse division, with laura law - derby. The course was set as an arena ver - sunday again brought good weather for vision. son driving a crowd favorite in both driv - sion of the marathon phase of combined the relaxing Magnolia drive on the lovely dr. ruth Wilburn drove her golden ing and sidesaddle, kT barnabus. in driving, with various obstacles that had to wooded trails through germantown pony rollingwoods Cookie Thief next, addition, professional drivers Chrissy be negotiated in order and in the correct Woods and neighboring estates. The drive and made concerted efforts to out-do her daniels and her husband ken daniels direction. spectators could enjoy hors simulates an easy sunday country outing sister Joanna, making some sharp and pre - competed against each other with veteran, d’oeuvres and mint juleps while watching with some small hills and easy terrain. cise turns through the obstacles. but her professional horses sammie and bob, re - the action-packed driving competition. several sidesaddle riders accompanied the time of 1:59.79 would eventually put her spectively. Tim lester drove Pam ander - Two of the original members of carriages. The show culminated with a in third place. son’s rebel. The placings were: first, Nashoba, Phil and Connie Prichard pro - bbQ lunch and Pleasure show awards and Tonna scepanski and her palomino-col - lawson and “barney;” second, Chrissy vided sweet lucy for the mint juleps championships. ored Cat Creek Mezma-eyes Me turned daniels and sammie; third, ken daniels served during friday night's Julep driving kate bushman won the Carriage Con - on some speed, too, but finished in fifth and bob; fourth, Tim lester and rebel. derby. They now live in kelso, Tennessee cours d’elegance and laura lawson won place. The atmosphere on saturday changed and own Prichard’s distillery. ingredients the sidesaddle Concours d’elegance, Wanda Chancellor and her rolling - to elegant turnout and precision reinsman - for a sweet lucy Julep: 2 oz. Prichard’s awards for the turnout which presents the woods Movin’on up is also a veteran ship. sweet lucy, several springs of fresh mint, most elegant effect. full show results are derby driver and her marathon-type car - at lunch time, the inaugural Picnic powdered sugar, and soda water. available on our website: www.midsouth - riage made plenty of “fishtails” around the Class featured “tailgating” in 19th century The driving derby competition was horsereview.com. obstacles at speed. her final time of fancy carriage style complete with lace tough, with several turning on the speed Division winners : 1:48.84 was just 03.91 seconds behind tablecloths. Patti Wolf of ivanhoe, Texas and turning in fast times. first to go was Driving Derby : Juniors: kitty Walters Joanna Wilburn to put Chancellor in sec - was in full halloween mode with her sara harn driving rhen, with suzanne driving dim sum ond place in the single Pony division. lunch of brain noodle salad, eyeball Campbell navigating. Next was Joanna single Pony: Joanna Walters driving Joanna Wilburn was back in the ring, grapes, membrane cucumber sandwiches, Wilburn with rollingwoods berry last rollingwoods berry last one this time as navigator behind alex Clarke and a vampire blood cocktail with cerebral one, ready to turn on the speed. she gal - single horse: earl burkett driving eas - driving another grey pony, rollingwoods spinal fluid vodka. she even brought her loped through the course, finishing with a ton back in black. Joanna was doing the bal - pet rats to keep her company on the pic - time of 1:44.93. That would put her in first draft horse: laura lawson driving kT ancing act, keeping the carriage steady nic. place in the single Pony division. barnabus around the fast turns. alex drove the pony a crowd favorite in the afternoon’s Next of the Junior drivers to go was Turnout: Juniors: alex Clarke driving in record time: 1:35.11, but was just 0.51 pleasure show was the Carriage dog class. allie rudisill driving the small pony fifi. rollingwoods back in black seconds shy of besting kitty Walters and usually dogs ride in the carriages on the after the third set of cones, fifi was feel - ingle horse: kate bushman driving coming in second place. seat next to the driver. but this year’s win - ing rather feisty, bucking and crow hop - bliss Wh Next in the single horse division was ner was the dalmatian, roe, who trotted ping to the next obstacles. but allie took it single Pony: Joanna Wilburn driving kate bushman driving bliss Wh. another behind the carriage and his trainer/naviga - all in stride and smoothly negotiated the rollingwoods berry last one veteran derby driver, kate knows how to tor Maggie Moore. rose Marie lawson remaining obstacles in a fast time of draft horse: laura lawson driving kT get speed out of bliss and whipped around was driving Milo. 1:54.08. barnabus the course in 1:47.47. Would it be fast second was experienced carriage dog up to the challenge was Natalie Working : Juniors: Natalie hanisco driv - enough for first place? Mae Mae, the Pembroke Welsh Corgie, in hanisco driving Tinker Toy, another small ing Tinker Toy earl burkett, driving easton, had some - the carriage with Pam anderson, driving pony. Tinker Toy was fast and agile, fin - single horse: kate bushman driving thing to say about that. he also came in rebel. ishing the course in 1:38.98. a new leader! bliss Wh gunning for speed with precision turns. he Third was Joanna Wilburn driving Next in the arena was kitty Walters single Pony: Wanda Chancellor driving finished the course in 1:40.89 to win the rollingwoods berry last one with her driving dim sum, another small pony, but rollingwoods Movin’ on up single horse division and put kate bush - “Memphis street dog,” a rescue, Michael. larger than the previous two. kitty’s pre - draft horse: laura lawson driving kT man in second place. fourth place was rudolph, a schip - cise and quick driving techniques brought barnabus Next to go was reita Parham with her perke, in the carriage with Charlotte her through the finish in 1:34.60. That Reinsmanship : Juniors: Natalie hanisco consistent gypsy vanner down’s delight. Mangum driving Naughty Pierre MPha. would earn her the blue ribbon in the Jun - driving Tinker Toy reita is a careful driver, but also know and fifth place went to remington, a ior division. single horse: kate bushman driving when to ask for speed. but her time was rescued by the side of the road dog, with kayla benson was next up, driving bliss Wh (continued on p. 8) not quite fast enough and she placed third Taylor Thomas driving CCo bobby Cash. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 7.

Pam Anderson driving Rebel, with Charlotte Mangum driving Naughty Laura Shifflett Lawson and her carriage picnic display Mae Mae, the Pembroke Corgi, in the Pierre MPHA with Rudolph, a Schip - Carriage Dog Class perke.

Jennifer Sells and Bogart, winners of Allie Rudisill’s pony Fifi was putting Pam Anderson (left) and Billy Anderson (right) accompany the veterans from the Sidesaddle Concours d elegance. in some bucks in the Driving Derby. War Horses for Heroes who are driving Pam’s horse Rebel.

(above left) Joanna Wilburn driving Rollingwoods Berry Last One is “hoofin’ it” through the cones to win the Driving Derby Single Pony division.

(above) Kate Bushman driving Bliss WH, second in the Driving Derby Sin - gle Horse division.

(left) Rose Marie Lawson drives Milo, with Maggie Moore and her Dal - matian Roe, winners of the Carriage Dog Class. 8. November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Nashoba (continued from p. 6) draft horse: ken daniels driving duke single Pony: Claudia Mangum driving Costume Class : Jennifer sills & bogart rollingwoods Cookie Thief Sidesaddle Open Walk/Trot : draft horse: laura lawson driving kT Jennifer sills riding bogart barnabus Sidesaddle Open Pleasure Walk/Trot : Carriage Dog : rose Marie lawson Jennifer sills riding bogart driving Milo, with dalmatian roe Sidesaddle Open Equitation Walk/ Timed obstacles: Juniors: Natalie Trot/Canter : Jennifer sills riding bogart hanisco driving Tinker Toy Sidesaddle Open Pleasure Walk/ single horse: kate bushman driving Trot/Canter : allie rudisill riding sudie bliss Wh Sidesaddle Command Class Walk/Trot : single Pony: Wanda Chancellor driving Pam anderson riding rebel rollingwoods Movin’ on up Sidesaddle Hunter 18” : Cather - draft horse: Pam anderson driving ine adams riding oak hill’s Wacky rebel Drive and Ride : single horse: dr. ruth Fault and Out : Juniors: kayla benson Wilburn driving rollingwoods on the up driving Madoc look at Me and up single horse: kate bushman driving Magnolia Drive, Sidesaddle: allie ru - bliss Wh disill on sudie Dr. Ruth Wilburn driving Rollingwoods On the Up and Upin Reinsmanship single Pony: dr. ruth Wilburn driving Magnolia Drive, Carriage : sara harn rollingwoods on the up and up driving rhen

Kayla Benson driving Madoc Look At Me in Jr. Reinsmanship Wanda Chancellor driving Rollingwoods Movin’ On Up in Reinsmanship

(above) Charlotte Mangum driving Naughty Pierre MPHA in Jr. Reinsmanship Claudia Mangum driving Rollingwoods Cookie Thief in Reinsmanship (below left) Judge Muffy Seaton. (below right) Claudia Mangum & Cookie Thief (below) Picnic delights and Dalmatian Roe, carriage dog winner www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 9.

Walter Foster drives Ann Ince’s River in Reinsmanship Laura Lawson drives KT Barnabus, winner of the Draft Horse Reinsmanship (below) Patti Wolf and her ghoulish picnic delights, complete with rats friends (below) earl Burkett drives easton in Reinsmanship

Judge Muffy Seaton pets Roe, as Ringmaster Ross Herron looks on (below) Sara Harn drives Rhen in the Driving Derby

Sidesaddle riders Jennifer Sells, Taylor Thomas, Catherine O'Neal Adams and Laura Shifflette Lawson at the Magnolia Drive on Sunday October 20, 2019 at the Nashoba Carriage Classic. (photo by Brooke Ballenger ) 10 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com horse health & welfare Infrared Thermal Imaging Technology and Equines, As Used By Farriers By Link Casey; with introduction from outstanding! i am a farrier of 18 years and Nancy Brannon, Ph.D. i use thermal cameras in all of my daily practices. Introduction : infrared Thermal imaging as the owner of the Casey horseshoe - technology, aka Thermography, is a non- ing school, in affiliation with the farriers’ invasive, safe, cost-effective diagnostic National research Center, i also use ther - imaging tool and is a valuable comple - mal cameras in the teaching process with mentary tool in equine health care. The Thermal imaging of abscess Thermal imaging of shoulder inflam - my students. it has become so simple now mation thermographic camera detects infrared to evaluate the horse with thermal tech - corrective procedures can be performed, The use of thermal devices is not only waves on the body surface that are invisi - nology that it is definitely a “go to” for me. based on actual facts that can be seen, not limited to hoof lameness. as an equine ble to the human eye and converts them to The old saying is “no horse is trimmed or a just a good educated guess. following professional, the most popular question i an image we can see. it is primarily useful shod better than with the human eye.” but are some examples of the practical appli - get is about movement problems and sad - in detecting lameness and regions of in - i say, why not make the human eye better cation of thermography. dle fit. When a horse isn't moving prop - flammation in horses. some units can de - [through the use of technology]. for instance, a horse may develop an erly, the cause is not always found in the tect flexor tendon injuries even before the Taking half an hour to evaluate the abscess, which is one of the most common feet. Just like so many of us humans pull horse develops clinical lameness. Ther - horse by looking, poking, and prodding is lameness issues. With thermal imaging, i muscles or have soreness in our muscles, a mography can also be used to monitor the a thing of the past. do i still examine how can determine exactly where the abscess horse can also have these issues. progress of healing. a horse moves and read the feeling in its is, pop the abscess to immediately relieve if you work a horse every day for a The uses of infrared Thermal imaging face to see how much pain or discomfort the horse’s discomfort, and have the horse week without the proper warm up and technology in the world of equines are nu - it’s in? of course i do! i always make a vi - standing in comfort in a matter of a few flexing period, the horse may pull a mus - merous. Thermal cameras have been used sual determination about every horse i see. minutes, rather than spending more time cle in the shoulder, back, or the hip – or with equines for many years now, by my - but with thermal technology, the problems searching for it by using basic hoof testers have general soreness in these or other self and others. The benefits that have that a horse may have, or not have, can be or other common farrier tools. areas. come from thermal imaging cameras are found to a precise point. Then the proper

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This is the longest, con - amanda finished on just her dressage tinuously running recognized horse Trials score, incurring no penalties on cross in the u.s. The MTPC horse Trials at - country or stadium jumping. tracted 120 riders from around the region: Jr. starter – a: larkin albarado on sf arkansas, Tennessee, illinois, indiana, lil bit o Texas (28.8) kentucky, louisiana, Mississippi, geor - Jr. starter – b: olivia Marsh on deca - gia, and alabama. dence (28.8); second: audri hoos on boo on saturday october 5, 2019, were the Larkin Albarado of Prospect, KY on Sf Lil Bit O Texas in Jr. Starter A div. ribbon (33.5) dressage and cross country phases, plus a (below right) Madison Trenaman of Louisville, KY on Can’t Dutch This starter – open: laura shipman on se - 65th anniversary Celebration of united (photos by Nancy Brannon ) cret (33.8) states Pony Club (usPC) after the end of “incidentally, it was at this 1952 horse cross country. sunday october 6 was the sense riding Tournament that Major final phase: . Jonathan r. burton, on his Thoroughbred The anniversary celebration dinner mare June lilly, demonstrated what is be - honored the establishment of usPC in lieved to be the first authentic dressage in 1954 and the establishment of Middle Ten - these parts,” Warner wrote. nessee Pony Club by Margaret lindsley Warner describes the sequence of Warden in 1953. events that eventually led to founding J.J. Johnson, MTPC horse Trials or - MTPC in october 1953. she set up a table ganizing Committee, recognized the Char - at the grassland school fall horse show ter Members, graduate – a and –b pony with a sign that read “Join The Pony clubbers from MTPC, and former MTPC Club.” at this event, “32 signed the appli - district Commissioners (dC). J.J. has cation forms and 23 paid the $1.00 mem - been associated with MTPC and its horse bership fee. so these 23 could be Trials since 1986, when she served as dC. considered charter members. The first to The position also included organizing the sign and pay was eleanor ann Pewitt, who horse Trials and she’s been doing it ever became an active and long time member,” since. she now shares responsibilities with Warden wrote. MTPC was the first club Peppy butler, “and we have a great team chartered by the newly established usPC. assembled, with delana owen as dC and a few trips to the u.s. annually to an - Warden’s impact upon the Nashville Training level Thoroughbred incentive secretary, among many others who step up nounce at several events. he has served on community and the world of equestrian Program: to make the event happen each year,” J. J. the board of british eventing and as chef sports and horsemanship is immense. for Winner: Cameron stacy on la vie en told the Mid-south horse review. d’equipe of the young riders team. he ex - a number of years she served on the board rose (39.1); second: sydney doss on Mary brockman spoke about all that plained how the leaders of local pony of directors of the u.s. equestrian Team hooked on you (40.8) Warden had accomplished for MTPC and clubs, district Commissioners, got the and she was involved in many civic or - Novice level Thoroughbred incentive her devotion to developing young riders in title. in the days of the british empire, the ganizations in Nashville, particularly in Program: the Nashville area. district Commissioner was in charge of a the arts and historic preservation. Ms. Winner: hannah Miller on dynamic Warden began her long career of pro - district of one of the british colonies. They Warden died at age 103 in November knight (26.0); second: amelia kremer on moting horsemanship and equestrian ac - were almost always organized, clever, and 2007. delgado (35.2) tivities after her graduation from george assertive – characteristics the dC of a in the foreword to her memoir, Life beginner Novice level Thoroughbred Peabody College in 1925. she wrote a Pony Club also needs to have! Has Been Very Kind To Me , John siegen - incentive Program: weekly column for The Tennessean news - The evening’s soirée provided a deli - thaler wrote of her resourcefulness, her Winner: Morgan koerlin on road to paper, called horse sense, and reported on cious dinner and much time for reminisc - strength of character, her wisdom, and her rockport (31.5); second: amanda schardt Nashville-area equestrian events. When ing about many good times experienced wit. Warden’s love of horses and eques - on spanish alarm (33.0) she retired from the newspaper in 1995, by pony clubbers in middle Tennessee. trian sports inspired thousands of young starter level Thoroughbred incentive she held a record of 55 years on the eques - MTPC HT Division Winners : people. she was a treasure to those who Program: trian beat. Training – open a: Jacob fletcher on knew her. Winner: Cindy Carmack on repeat in 1952 she “conceived the idea of per - 5o1 hollywood legend (32.1) The Margaret lindsley Warden library Winner (35.3); second: sydney doss on suading the Nashville Tennessean to spon - Training – open b: breeana robinette for equine studies was established at Mid - Piano blues (36.8) sor a horse sense riding Tournament, on velvet brown (36.4) dle Tennessee state university. it is one of find full results of MTPC horse Trials named after the title of her weekly col - Jr. Novice a: ainsley slicker on horiz - the largest collections of information at: https://eventing.startboxscoring.com umn. My request was granted with some zon (26.7) about equestrian events and includes 3,000 About the photographer : We are deeply enthusiasm by Coleman harwell, editor,” Jr. Novice b: amelia kremer on del - volumes of serial publications, 2,500 pho - grateful to david slagle of Johnson City, Warden wrote in the “background and gado (35.2) tographs, and more than 900 individual ti - Tenn. for sharing some of his photos with origin of Middle Tennessee Pony Club.” Novice open – a: Megan Moore on tles. us. david is an amateur photographer who so the “all horsemanship-Pleasure Master Plan (31.2) giles rowsell, announcer for MTPC travels around the region photographing at Mount show” took place august 30, 1952 Novice open – b: hannah Miller on horse Trials for the last 18 years, spoke horse Trials. he also volunteers as a Jump in edwin Warner Park. “The results of this dynamic knight (26.0) about the british Pony Club’s 90th an - Judge at horse Trials. were so encouraging…” Warner wrote. Novice open – C: erica Mitchell on niversary. he lives in england and makes shaniko star (35.0) see more photos on page 15. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 15 .

Olivia Marsh of Lewisburg, TN on Decadence (Nancy Brannon photo ) Megan Moore of Georgetown, KY on Master Higgins, Open Training-A

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Riley Jones of Thompson’s Station, TN on Senor Santana, Jr. BG Novice-B ella Fridrich of Nashville, TN on Rebelliously, Jr. BG Novice-B 16 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com USDF Region 3 Championships Compiled by Nancy Brannon, with news class with a score of 68.056%. The pair from Kathy Massey won first place in friday’s second level Test 1 adult amateur class on a score of The great american insurance 65.000%. group/usdf region 3 Championships, a selection of winners at the usdf re - hosted by the georgia dressage and Com - gion 3 Championship show follows: bined Training association, were held oc - u.s. dressage Team rider Nora tober 11-13, 2019 at the georgia batchelder of Williston, fla., aboard the international horse Park in Conyers, pinto dutch mare Wgangster georgia. More than 350 horses were en - girl, took home top honors in the grand tered in this year’s region 3 Champi - Prix freestyle Championship on saturday onships. The prestigious dressage show (oct. 12), and on the final day of compe - also included a vendor Walk with more tition (oct. 13), they added the grand Prix than 42 vendors, plus an art show and sale. open Championship to their resume. Their on saturday night, the gdCTa presented freestyle performance earned a winning a special award to their longtime, and now top score of 70.388% under both judges. retiring, show secretary sandy donovan. katherine lewis, from aiken, s.C., and afterwards, the crowd was wowed by her oldenburg gelding donneur won the Nora-Batchelder, the Grand Prix Trick rider ginger duke, who put on intermediate i adult amateur Champi - Freestyle Champion ( Photo by Jennifer quite a show, and a vaulting performance onship with a unanimous win under both Caitlyn Massey on Mikato, Jr/YR M. Keeler/Yellow Horse Marketing ) by falconwood vaulters from Covington, judges, scoring 70.662%. First Level Champion georgia. Jennifer huber of Wellington, fla. and 13 & under division, Maren elise fouche- Two riders from the mid-south were es - her danish Warmblood mare Madam Noir adult amateur Championship was won by hanson of Colbert, ga. rode her gelding pecially successful at this championship claimed victory in the grand Prix adult Tina Cook of denton, N.C. and her Pre in My feelings to top ten rivals with a show. Caitlyn Massey of arlington, Tenn. amateur Championship with top scores stallion Carbonero XCvi, earning their score of 78.00%. and Cheryl becker’s bashkir Curly geld - from both judges – 63.533%. third region 3 title of the weekend with a in the 14-18 division semi-final, Caro - ing Mikato impressed the judges to earn anna Marek of Williston, fla. claimed score of 72.708%. line McQueen of Milton, ga. proved to be 72.083% and win the first level Jr/yr top honors over more than 30 entries in the Christine Malpartida, of st. Petersburg, the best in a field of 15 riders, earning a championship. Caitlyn and Mikato placed first level open Championship with fla., claimed the blue ribbon in the adult top score of 84.000% with her hanoverian first in friday’s Jr/yr class with a score Maryanna haymon’s five-year-old amateur equitation regional final, riding mare Mandolin rh. of 74.722%. hanoverian mare danae Mf. her winning her hanoverian gelding freudentanzer to a find more information at: Marie vitullo riding her Thoroughbred score: 73.472%. score of 87.000%. https://www.gdcta.org/oct-reg-3-champs. Night owl placed eighth (out of 38) in the flooded with 38 entries, the first level in the dressage seat Medal semi-final Complete scores are available on fox vil - first level adult amateur Championship lage http://www.foxvillage.com/. Southeast Schooling Show Championships Photos by David Slagle riders must qualify to compete at the sessC by earning points at qualifying The southeast schooling show Cham - shows and be eligible for their specific pionship (sessC) was held september classes: 3-phase eventing, combined train - 28-29, 2019 at Chattahoochee hills event - ing, or dressage. The sessC gives school - ing (bouckaert farm) in fairburn, ga. ing shows the same recognition as the The event was held after the deadline for area iii Championships or the aeC.find the october issue, so we have included it more information about the sessC at: here. chatthillseventing.com/south-east-school - We are grateful to photographer david ing-show-championship/ slagle sharing his stadium jumping pho - results at: https://eventing.startboxs - tos with us. coring.com/eventsu/chathills/sht0919/ (above) Heather Moffett, riding Slam Dunk, first in C529 Novice CT Open CH.

Meredith Kramer, riding Ready To Get even, fifth in the NC004 Novice 3-phase. Holly Breaux, DvM, riding Wapz Hot Dan, first in the NC004 Novice 3-phase. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 17 . hunters & Jumpers Brownland Farm Autumn Horse Shows Compiled by Nancy Brannon; photos by Lili Weik brownland farm, franklin, Tenn., com - pleted its 2019 horse show season with the autumn Country show, october 16-20, and the autumn Classic, october 23-27. There were plenty of cornstalks and pumpkins to give the show grounds fall ambience. and on friday afternoon (oc - tober 25) before the exhibitors party, it was time for Cornerstone equestrian’s annual Costume Parade. Autumn Country featured the $25,000 brownland grand Prix, with david Jen - Brownland Derby Finals winner Roger Turner on Aviator. ( photo by Lili Weik ) nings taking the win and second place on skat 15 and aventador, respectively. Madeline reich and harakiri Z were third, and shannon Clifford garnered fourth (riesling de Milvrault) and fifth (r.k. vincent santa Monica). Jennings also won the $5,000 1.30m Autumn Country Grand Prix winner stake on sTs Cacharell and the $7,500 David Jennings on Skat 15 1.35m Welcome stake aboard iliano van (photo by Lili Weik ) d’abelendreef. over division. The last opportunity to qualify for the The brownland Autumn Classic also $25,000 hunter derby final was on octo - featured the $25,000 grand Prix on satur - ber 18. erin Clayton and Tenacious took day, plus the $25,000 hunter derby finals the top prize in the $5,000 brownland on friday morning. Twenty-one entries farm hunter derby over 24 entries at the qualified for the hunter derby finals, but autumn Country show. it was roger Turner on denise short’s in the Wash/Nal Children’s hunter aviator who “flew” over the fences to Classic, Natalie sharp and rio-fined were clinch the win and $7,500 prize money. the winners with isabel dlabach and ilario kelly Mullen wasn’t too shabby either, in reserve. sharp and rio-fined were also taking second on golden, third on Cheryl David Jennings on Skat 15 (photo by Lili Weik ) Champions in the Children’s hunter 15-17 rubenstein’s Capisce, and fourth on alli - division, with isabel dlabach and ilario in son ventura’s helen. Winners of the pre - reserve. vious derby, erin Clayton and Tenacious but the pair won the $7,500 1.35m Wel - Margaret Weaver and her vuitton won in the Wash/Nal adult hunter Clas - finished fifth in the finals. come stake. the Jr/ao hunter Classic. holly labry sic, addison bihm and forever took the Twelve entries queued up for the final kakki Wright and Comaraderie were, and riverside were reserve. top prize, with romney velazquez and a $25,000 brownland grand Prix of the again, adult amateur Champions, this Mckenzie Welch and empire of Timely affair in reserve. bihm and for - show season. This time it was genevieve time in a combined division. and the pair dreams were winners of the Children’s ever also were Champions in the adult Munson in the winner’s circle with Mark were also second in the Wash/Nal adult Pony hunter Classic. amateur 18-35 division. holden’s Zonderling. david Jennings and hunter Classic. full results of both shows are posted at kakki Wright and Comaraderie were iliano van d’abelenedreef were reserve, kate barton and alleghany won the horseshowsonline.com. Champions in the adult amateur 36 & large Pony/lg. green Pony Classic.

Autumn Classic Grand Prix winner Genevieve Munson on Zonderling Hunter Derby winner erin Clayton and Tenacious (photo by Lili Weik ) 18 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Ladies Hunter Sidesaddle Emma Fletcher Wins USEF Hunter Seat Medal Final harrisburg, Pa - october 13, 2019 - horses in the competition, showed poise after a year of qualifying, 239 riders en - and composure with only having one final tered the New holland arena at the 2019 under his belt, the usef show Jumping Pennsylvania National horse show Talent search finals - east. (PNhs) vying for top honors in the dover according to judges Cynthia hankins saddlery/usef hunter seat Medal final. and kip rosenthal, the top 14 horse-and- it was 17-year-old emma fletcher aboard rider combinations all scored in the 90s, bournedale who accomplished that goal. and final placings came down to just frac - ending her junior career with style, tions of a point. fletcher (buzzards bay, Ma) rode away “it was a long day and the scores were with the dover saddlery/usef hunter so close,” rosenthal said. “They were all seat final Championship and the adrian wonderful. What really nailed it was the van sinderen Memorial Perpetual Trophy turn on the haunches; she (fletcher) did photo by Al Cook Photography with bournedale, the 7-year-old dutch that beautifully. her jumps were nice, and harrisburg, Pa - october 15, 2019 - field to claim the ladies hunter sidesad - Warmblood gelding owned by kathryn her turn on the haunches, in our opinion, Carrying on a time-honored tradition, dle Championship and grand duchess fletcher. bournedale, one of the youngest was a true turn on the haunches.” competitors wearing formal hunting attire Perpetual Trophy, which has been awarded competed in ladies hunter sidesaddle at the PNhs since 1987. Tuesday evening at the Pennsylvania Na - While it was epilogue’s first time at the tional horse show (PNhs). ashleigh glo - PNhs, this was glorioso’s third consecu - rioso and her 20-year-old Thoroughbred tive win in the ladies hunter sidesaddle epilogue were the pair to beat. Championship. amanda ramey won the displaying elegance, superior manners, grooms award for her care of epilogue. and a strong performance, glorioso and glorioso started riding sidesaddle as a epilogue won both the ladies hunter junior in 4-h, following in her mother’s sidesaddle over fences class, a course of footsteps. eight fences set at three feet, and the sal - epilogue is a former racehorse, who ran lie Jones sexton Perpetual Trophy in the on dirt before moving on to steeplechas - ladies hunter sidesaddle hack, a flat ing. since linking up with glorioso, class that also incorporates two fences set they’ve done a bit of everything together, photo by Al Cook Photography at 2’6”. This placed them well ahead of the from hunters to jumpers, now sidesaddle. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 19 . Young riders Deep South Region Pony Club Rally By Meredith Tipton The fleur de leap horse Trials took place on october 12-13, 2019 in folsom, louisiana. This year the deep south region of the united states Pony Club hosted their eventing rally alongside this event. four Pony Club teams from across the region participated. They competed in both the recognized horse trial and competed in the rally. 15 year old emma Claire Haley and TopNotch Tux 12 year old Mia Dunford and Touched By An Angel- Pony Club rallies are quite different from regular com - N Tails - 4th in Novice 6th in Novice petitions, as members are placed on teams and compete in son, and olivia hood qualified for next year’s champi - a team format. No unauthorized assistance is allowed, so onships to compete as stable managers on teams for the teams are responsible for all horse care, including braid - deep south region. ing, preparing for formals inspections and jog outs, band - eight girls from river run eventing in hernando, Mis - aging, etc. throughout the weekend. Parents and coaches sissippi represented southern run Pony Club in the re - watch from afar, but cannot directly help. Coaching is al - gional competition. emma Claire haley finished 4th lowed only for riding portions, but for the most part, these individually in Novice b, while Mia dunsford finished young ladies were in charge of their own horses and team - 6th in her first Novice event. alli gill won the beginner mates for the duration of the competition. Novice b division, also earning a qualification for next Pony club teams are comprised of riding members as year’s american eventing Championships, while her well as a stable manager. This team member helps run the teammates sarah bomar and olivia McNatt finished 5th team by assisting in things such as grooming, formals, vet and 6th respectively in their first horse trial at the begin - box cool down, and daily horse care. These are vital mem - ner Novice level. all five girls qualified for next year’s bers of the team, and srPC was represented well by three usPC Championships, which will take place in lexing - 13 year old Sarah Bomar and Area Fifty One - 5th amazing stable Managers. Myca Williams, Caroline Wil - ton, kentucky in July 2020. in Beginner Novice Kyle Perkovich Wins Phase I Abigail Gordon Wins NAL Jr. Jumper Individual Champ. Children's Hunter Finals By Marty Bauman to the same consistent rides for the rest of the weekend with Jag (hit Me van't harrisburg, Pa - october 10, 2019 - in Zorgvliet). honestly, he was feeling great a competitive field of 34 entries, kyle and jumping everything amazingly well. i Perkovich and hit Me van’t Zorgvliet won just couldn't be any happier.” Phase i of the Neue schule/usef Na - The Neue schule/usef National Jun - tional Junior Jumper Championships at the ior Jumper Championship culminated on 2019 Pennsylvania National horse show. saturday october 12 with the individual The indoor show ran october 10-19 at the Phase iii competition. scores from the Pennsylvania farm show Complex in first two phases are converted into points harrisburg, Pennsylvania. and carried over with the top 60 percent of “Today felt absolutely amazing!” said competitors from Phases i and ii, who Perkovich. “The course was super techni - have not been eliminated, eligible to take cal and really forced me to focus every part. The individual champion is the com - step of the way. i did my best; i gave it my petitor with the lowest number of com - all today and i’m really looking forward bined penalties after Phases i, ii and iii.

Abigail Gordon and Delightful in the NAL Children’s Hunter Final (photo by Al Cook Photography ) harrisburg, Pennsylvania - october 14, highest score of 87. The last horse-and- 2019 - abigail gordon and delightful won rider combination to ride in the callback, the North american league (Nal) Chil - gordon and delightful, lovingly called dren’s hunter final, held during the 2019 “smooch,” bested their first score earning Pennsylvania National horse show an 88 in the second round to decisively (PNhs). take the win with a final score of 175.00. gordon, 13, from Charlotte, NC, and a new partnership, gordon remarks on delightful, owned by sloan lindemann- the connection she has with “smooch.” barnett, took home the blue ribbon and the “every time i ask him (delightful) to do laura Palmer Picket Memorial Perpetual something, he tries. he always relies on Trophy in the $12,500 North american me, and we trust each other. The main part league Children's hunter final. is that i have fun on him.” photo by Al Cook Photography in the first round, the pair earned the 20 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com holiday Gift Guide -- Gift Shop Bird DogChMrisutsmeuams Open House November 7, 2019 1-7 p.m. refreshments | door prizes

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in the youth long go, bailey belcher adult, $2,500 was added in the long & and Nickel took the top post with a time short go finals. of 14.505. elaina Mckinney was second Open Short Go Results : on Wrs kool Memories with a time of 1d Champion: Troy Crumrine and 14.519. elaina also placed fourth on dad - imafrenchmans Princess (14.276) dys dollar (14.753). allie Maxwell was Adult Finals Results : third on streaking Nightmare (14.732). first: alexandria skipworth and Money friday’s show began with the Masters boat (14.753) 4d short go, followed by the adult 4d second: Nealey dalgon and Miss short go and the youth 4d short go. friday Mango Tango (14.813) night was “fun night” with a bbQ dinner Third: bert skimehorn and sassy Tres and games to play. (14.849) saturday’s show finished with the open Masters Finals Results : 4d short go. first: Cindy Patrick on flit Ta heaven The fastest time of the weekend was (14.436) posted by Troy Crumrine on imasmart - second: april Wood on sweet roxy guy in the open 4d second go. runaway (14.476) honors went to show Place arena Third: angie Cunningham on smoke N Manager/ibra Tennessee state director ice (14.766) Jamie White. Jamie was named 2019 Youth Finals Results : ibra director of the year. Wife katie first: bailey belcher and Nickel added that Jamie also has the longest (14.648) tenure of any ibra director. second: elaina Mckinner and daddys short go qualification is reserved for dollar (14.666) those who are state Qualifiers: any horse Third: kaylee Weaver and friday Night and rider who have earned 100 points or Cowboy (14.792) more together. any member who is ranked Puhl’s Photography was on hand to in the top five of a division in any class is capture all the action, both on video and considered a Top dog in the respective still shots. see your photos at: class. www.puhlsphotography.com. in the $30,000 open, $10,000 was find more information about ibra and added to each go-round and the short go full results of the National finals at: finals. in the $5,000 Masters, $2,500 was www.ibra.us added in the long go and short go finals. in the $5,000 youth, $2,500 was added in the long & short go finals. in the $5,000 24 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Smoky Mountain Reins exhibitors from across the Southeast enjoyed TNRHA’s third show of the season. Story and photos by Allison Armstrong Rehnborg for a reiner in pursuit of their next per - fect run, there’s nothing in the world quite as exhilarating as that first step onto the smooth, unblemished surface of a freshly dragged arena. on october 4-6, 2019, plenty of reiners had the opportunity to slide into great scores on good dirt at the Tennessee horse association’s third show of the season at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum in Murfreesboro, Tenn. despite having a show weekend that fell during the all-american Quarter horse Congress, smoky Mountain reins Norman Gray rode Ice Cold Spook in drew a good-sized crowd of TNrha the Green Level 2 members and exhibitors from across the southeast – a testament to the affiliate’s to be better at doing those maneuvers Lisa M. Mountain and Hushh won blue in the Green Level 2 active membership and the efforts of its themselves. We show one-handed, so we hardworking, all-volunteer board of direc - can’t hold them, and we can’t help them. it tors. really evens out as far as level of diffi - “TNrha is very much a thriving affil - culty.” iate of Nrha,” said TNrha President adding to that difficulty is the fact that audrey kidd. “We are right at 300 mem - in reining, each exhibitor has the entire bers. our exhibitors usually represent arena to himself or herself – so there’s no around 15 states, and come primarily from hiding from the judges. Tennessee, arkansas, Mississippi, ala - “you are the judge’s total focus during bama, kentucky, indiana, georgia and your run, and each maneuver is judged in - ohio. We also had exhibitors this year dividually. That can be really good if you from florida, Texas and Michigan. it mess up on one part, but the rest of your never ceases to amaze me how far people pattern is wonderful, or it could be really will drive for a good horse show.” bad if everything starts falling apart,” Judged by ollie galligan of Petaluma, robinson said. “you just have to keep rid - Calif., and sherry dooley of georgetown, ing. you might get a minus one-half on ky., the show offered a full roster of one maneuver and get a plus half on every - classes as well as a robust freestyle rein - thing else, so never quit riding.” ing class, which took place on saturday While reining can be a challenge, night along with a Congress live-feed rookie reiner Pamela saunders of birm - Stephen C. everett rode Majors Chic Magnet in the Novice Reining viewing party. ingham, ala., loves the way that everyone “everyone had a great time,” kidd said. supports each other in the reining indus - “We took it as a laid-back weekend, en - try. saunders rides with daniel hill of joyed some parties and had some very daniel hill Performance horses in Clan - good competition. People also had a lot of ton, ala. open riding time and they loved getting “i love the fact that you’re always try - their horses in the Coliseum. it turned out ing to get better, and it seems like you to be a great weekend.” never perfect a maneuver,” saunders said. Nrha Professional horseman Jennifer “or you perfect one, and then there’s an - robinson of vienna, ill., loves the friendly other one you have to work. it’s such a atmosphere of TNrha shows. great challenge, but i’ll also say that rein - “TNrha does a great job of making ing is very inclusive. The people are sweet this a fun atmosphere for everyone,” said and friendly and it’s an extremely inclu - robinson, who has exhibited at TNrha’s sive family environment. everyone knows shows in Murfreesboro for the past eight how hard it is to have a good run, so when years. “They really want everyone to have you get one, everyone’s happy for you.” a good time, plus it’s a nice facility with Non pro reiner Traci Morris, also of plenty of room for us.” birmingham, ala., compares reining to for robinson, who got her start in the figure skating. like saunders, Morris also dressage world as a kid and began reining rides with daniel hill. Stefanie W. De Priest and Juicy Joe competed in the Novice Reining later in life as an adult, the discipline is all “reining is the pursuit of perfection. about teaching the horse. you’re doing a pattern and something with “There are a lot of similarities between a lot of eye appeal, and it’s something that sponsors, who help make shows like and we do constant announcements at our dressage and reining, in that we spend a lot people want to come and watch,” Morris smoky Mountain reins possible. shows. There are numerous other ways, of time on body control and collection and explained. “The stops and turns are just “We really look for every possible way too, that we like to show that we’re thank - really training and teaching our horses,” amazing. it’s amazing that our horses can we can to give our sponsors the best bang ful for our sponsors.” robinson said. “There aren’t as many dif - do that.” for their buck for supporting Tennessee, To learn more about TNrha and to ferent intricate maneuvers in reining as TNrha President audrey kidd says from arena banners to social media men - stay updated on future show dates, visit there are in dressage, but our horses have that TNrha is especially thankful for its tions and a lot more,” kidd said. “We al - TNrha.org or follow them on facebook ways update the home page of our website @tn.rein.1. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 25 . Mid-South QH Breeders Futurity Article and photos by Nancy Brannon

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vindicaters Cowboy, Christi Free Just in time to celebrate halloween, pumpkins, fall – and Quarter horses, the Mid south Quarter horse breeders futu - My Dreams, owned by Ronnie Fisher Sweet Talkin Sage, owned by ellen rity (MsQhbf) hosted their 37 th annual Deming, DMv show at the show Place arena in Cordova, announcer haskell sheeks kept the Tenn. october 26-27, 2019. The show in - show running on time, with judging by show, but we sincerely thank everyone for cluded a halloween Costume Class on butch Carse, Peter Morgan and Michael their patience and support! We could not saturday evening, with a dog race fol - swain. show organizer Penny robertson have asked for better exhibitors! That lowing. This year, MsQhbf offered kept busy all weekend with the myriad being said, we are always looking to im - american Paint horse association ap - tasks that make a show go smoothly. it prove, so if you have recommendations for proved classes in addition to the full lineup was “especially challenging with offering classes, etc. for next year, please let us of american Quarter horse association both aPha and aQha classes. but we know! Thank you for making this show so classes at the futurity. learned a lot about the Paints and, overall, much fun!” unfortunately, the weather put a it was a good show. entries were up this About MSQHBF : The MsQhbf was damper on the show, with heavy rains all year,” Penny said. founded in 1982, comprised of Quarter day friday and saturday morning. but as she posted on facebook: “What a week - horse breeding farms in Tennessee, soon as the rains stopped early saturday end! despite the weather, we had a won - arkansas, and Mississippi. The futurity is afternoon, show secretary Pat kress said derful time at the show and greatly designed to show the offspring of select she was “flooded” with entries. kress said appreciate everyone coming out to show stallions in the mid-south area. there was a 25% increase in horse stall with us! it was definitely a learning expe - find more information about MsQhbf bookings this year. rience hosting both an aQha and aPha on facebook at Mid-south breeders. 26 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com UT Martin Squads Flying H Arena Ranch Rodeo Claim Top-Five Finishes at Three Rivers College

The 4 Amigos, winners of the night: Jay Henderson, Keith Wilder, Todd Rankin, and Jonathan Kissel By Morganna Fisher, MA Fisher Photog - competing in: double Muggin’, Penning, raphy branding, and Trailer loading events to secure spots in the bonus round. rules for saturday, october 12, 2019, was a per - the events are as follows. fect fall day: crisp, cool breeze and clear, The double Muggin’: two cows in the sunny skies for cowboys and their horses arena- behind the line; riders are across the Robert Haley was the top contestant in saddle . working cattle. ranch rodeo competitors, line. The riders must move the cattle (photo by Hubble Photography ) their families and friends converged upon across the line, rope, mug, and tie the The flying h arena in halls, Tennessee, By Ryne Rickman (16.7), fourth in the short go (13.0), and called for cow. after the called for cow is which hosted the #7 event in the Triple r mugged and the rope is removed, part of split sixth in the first round (3.7). Cattle Company’s super 7 series ranch sikeston, Mo. – The university of Ten - robert haley was the best contestant in the teams ties, as the other teammates nessee at Martin rodeo teams were back in rodeo. Thirteen teams of mounted cow - rope, mug and tie the second cow. both saddle bronc riding, as his 145 average boys worked the cattle, competing against action october 3-5, 2019 at the rodeo and 75 points in the first round were the cows must stay tied for six seconds to be hosted by Three rivers College. The uT the clock through ankle deep mud for the counted. top finishes in the event. his score of 70 top spots of the night. Martin men’s squad placed fourth in the in the short go was also good enough to Penning: cattle in the arena- behind the team standings with 550 points, and the starting the night, brad hart, of hart line, riders are across the line. The teams split second. Productions, Collierville, Tennessee, said women’s team posted a fifth-place finish Cole harmon piled up points in steer must move cattle across the line, rope a after securing 150 total points. a prayer of safety for the teams, families, cow and get it in the pen; pen must be wrestling – marking his second scoring friends and the u.s. Military serving our Missouri valley College won the men’s event of the weekend. his time of 5.4 sec - closed and rope off cow to stop the clock. side with 770 points, while east Missis - great nation. Megan Turner of henning, branding: two cows in the arena- be - onds in the short round topped the field, Tennessee displayed “old glory” to the sippi Community College earned the while his 22.2 average ranked as the third- hind the line; riders are across the line. women’s title with 375 points. crowd during a playing of the “star span - riders must move cows across the line, best tally. hunter styles’ 5.2 seconds was gled banner.” Megan, a barrel racer and stetson bierman paved the way for uT the best time in the opening go and was rope cow, mug it, touch with the “branding Martin in , as the sopho - working horse competitor herself, was iron (we use a cattle sorting stick) and re - also good enough for fifth place in aver - there supporting her husband shawn and more from hidalgo, ill. placed second in age. uT Martin’s third scoring representa - turn to the “fire” (bucket). average (142), second in the opening his teammates the Cow Pokes. Megan was Trailer loading: two cattle in the arena- tive in was logan Neal, honored to present our flag to the crowd. round (76), and third in the short go (66). whose time of 8.8 seconds in the first behind the line; riders are across the line. hunter green also chalked up points for “it was my pleasure to honor my country Move cattle across the line, rope a cow, round split sixth. among my rodeo family and friends. see - uT Martin in this event, as his score of 76 The women’s squad gained points cour - load it in trailer, close gate, load two in the second round was the second-best ing everyone stop in their tracks and re - horses in trailer, close gate, and all four tesy of shayne Mallory’s efforts in goat move cover, makes me proud to be part of score. tying. she placed fifth with a time of 7.7 teammates must be on trailer with feet on four uT Martin cowboys accrued the great sport of rodeo.” trailer to stop the clock. seconds in the opening round, and finished rodeo is a sport of families and com - points in . Chase Thrasher sixth with a 17.3 average. seven teams went to the bonus round earned points in all three phases, posting munities, and the family friendly facilities saturday night: Cow Pokes, say When, ethan Wheeler was the lone uT Martin at The flying h arena definitely serve the the best time (10.2) in the short go, split - cowboy to reel off points in , ramblers, bb&r farms, J&b Cattle, The ting third in average (20.9), and placing rodeo community well. The flying h other guys and The 4 amigos- keith as he and southern arkansas’ strand bar - arena committee was excited to host the fifth in the opening round (10.7). Cole ricklow finished second in the short round Wilder, Todd rankin, Jonathan kissel and harmon came through with points at all event, as they support the growth and con - Jay henderson, who won the night. (7.4) and fifth in average (20.2). tinuation of the rodeo way of life. The fa - three levels, finishing third in the short go in barrel racing, Casey allen accounted henderson, a former PrCa bull rider (10.8), fourth in the first round (10.6), and cilities include bleachers, concession from arlington, Tennessee, states the rea - for fourth-place finishes in both average stands, full arena, and even a playground fifth in average (21.4). Craig Parks fin - (33.99) and in the second round (16.97). sons he likes ranch : “you get to ished sixth in both average (23.5) and the for little buckaroos. “We were excited to work with a team and it’s physically chal - uT Martin resumes the fall campaign at see the turnout for the event, to see fami - short round (12.2), while Cole Walker’s a rodeo hosted by southern arkansas uni - lenging. it lets me still be part of rodeo, time of 11.1 seconds in the opening go was lies and friends supporting the cowboys, since i can’t ride bulls anymore. it also versity in Magnolia, arkansas on october as they are what keeps the rodeo way of the sixth-best time. 31 through November 2, 2019. on No - gives my kids a chance to watch me, since in , kailey schmidt life strong. as a group, we encourage cow - i haul and watch them all the time.” vember 21-23, 2019, uT Martin will rodeo boys and cowgirls of all ages and skill lev - stood out for uT Martin. a sophomore at Murray state university in Murray, The Triple r Cattle Company’s super 7 who hails from Cottage grove, Tenn., she els to compete. We are so proud that the series ranch rodeo finals are November kentucky. That will complete the fall facilities at The flying h arena allow us placed second in average (7.1), second in rodeo season. 2-3, 2019, at the Marshall County fair - the short round (3.9), and fifth in the first to do just that,” said Joe agee, president grounds in holly springs, Mississippi. Watch for news of the uT Martin of The flying h arena committee. go (3.2). also building up points was bai - spring rodeo, april 16-18, 2020. Photos from this event available at: ley barrett, who came in fourth in average There were thirteen, four-man teams mafisherphotography.shootproof.com www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 27 . training & performance Cowboy Swagger is 2019 TB Makeover Champion By Kristen Kovatch Bentley; photos by hunter completed two of their three CanterClix phases, with the final phases taking place Thursday morning. also on Thursday Champion barrel racer fallon Taylor were Competitive Trail, Polo, and ranch takes on a new challenge every year: in Work. 2018, she took up show jumping. This Taylor and Cowboy swagger’s consis - year, she took on the Thoroughbred tent, steady performances earned them Makeover. already a champion — she victory in the barrel racing discipline at was the 2014 Women’s Professional the 2019 Thoroughbred Makeover. Taylor rodeo association World Champion and didn’t lead after the horsemanship compo - 2018 aQha World Champion — Taylor nent, nor did she set the fastest times in the can add one more line to her résumé: two daily barrel runs, but through those trainer of the 2019 Thoroughbred consistent performances she maintained Makeover Champion, Cowboy swagger. the best overall scores in the division. The Thoroughbred Makeover and Na - after clinching the championship in bar - tional symposium, presented by Thor - rel racing, Taylor’s fan base rallied be - oughbred Charities of america, was held hind her to vote her to the overall title. at the kentucky horse Park in lexington, in the TCa Covered arena for the vot - Cowboy Swagger, 2019 Thoroughbred Makeover Champion with Fallon Tay - ky october 2-5, 2019. Just over 400 ing and award presentation, Cowboy lor. ( Photos by CanterClix ) (below) Fallon rounds the barrel with Cowboy Swagger horses competed in ten disciplines during swagger stood quietly as the other horses the week, with the five top-placed in each circled around him, with just a set of reins discipline coming back to the finale on around his neck and a massive blanket of th saturday october 5 . The first day’s com - roses that Taylor had made especially for petition included freestyle, plus half of the her Thoroughbred barrel horse. a casual fields in dressage, eventing, bystander might not guess that this horse and show Jumper. barrel racing and field just a few hours ago had been agilely turn -

Alison O'Dwyer and Fifth Ace, Dres - Thoroughbred Makeover, western dres - sage Champion sage was offered as an option within the discipline, and english and western riders ing barrels and sprinting for home flat-out competed side-by-side. after preliminary in the same arena. competition, lauren burke and frank’s “i think the coolest thing about these gift were the highest-placed western com - is their demeanor,” Taylor bination, standing in fourth going into sat - commented. “This is a special, unique urday’s finale. horse. i’m just sitting here with no bridle 2019 Thoroughbred Makeover Disci - on, people all around, all these cameras pline Champions: pointed at him, and he’s completely unaf - Competitive Trail : belfast Cowboy, Rosie Napravnik and Sanimo, eventing Champion ( Photo by CanterClix ) fected. The Thoroughbreds want to please. trained by Toni harmon and these guys are made to run — they’re Dressage : fifth ace, trained by alison made for this job. it’s our job to be kind, o’dwyer be patient, and help these horses learn the Eventing : sanimo, trained by rosie pattern and learn their new job.” Napravnik Taylor acquired Cowboy swagger Field Hunter : diplomat, trained by sara based on the advice of a friend who knew katz the horse on the track and loved his per - Freestyle : grande Warrior, trained by sonality. he was bred in oregon by dr. amy bowers and Mrs. Jack b. root Jr., and as of his last Polo : great reward, trained by buck start on January 8, 2019 at Portland Mead - schott ows he was trained by sam dronen. by Ranch Work : silence is awesome, grindstone out of the baquero mare one trained by amber Jacobson fast Cowgirl, Cowboy swagger made 16 Show Hunter : furaha, trained by susan career starts with three wins and total earn - deal ings of $20,299. Show Jumper : Tenpin sugar, trained by debuting for the first time at the 2019 katherine deichmann Thoroughbred Makeover was the emerg - for full results from the Thoroughbred ing discipline of . at the Katherine Deichmann and Tenpin Sugar, Show Jumper Champion Makeover, visit: www.tbmakeover.org 28 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com on the trail & foxhunting Horses and Hounds Star in Hunt Night at the 2019 Pennsylvania National Horse Show hempt Perpetual Trophy in the field hunters - riders 35 & under class was samantha schiff aboard Try it again of the bull run hunt. Coming in first for the field hunters - riders 36 & over class, and winning the Chairmans Perpetual Tro - phy, was billy frederik and Chasin Char - lie, also of bull run. in the gentleman's hunter under sad - dle, John Wilkowski and Westwood of Mr. stewart's Cheshire foxhounds came out on top to earn the blue and the rose Tree Perpetual Trophy. elizabeth rock of the bull run hunt won the ladies' hunter under saddle aboard Newsroom and received the betty baldwin Meister Memorial Perpetual Tro - phy. rock was also awarded the "Polly" Potomac Hunt Challenge Champions elkridge Harford Hunt Team 1 (photo courtesy of Al Cook Photography ) gingrich Caswell Perpetual Trophy as the leading lady rider. harrisburg, Pa - october 14, 2019 - members and hounds of the kimberton jump in unison over the last fence. emerg - hunt Night culminated with the award - Members from eight registered hunts hunt entertained the crowd with a demon - ing victorious to claim the Potomac hunt ing of the ralph a. alfano Memorial Per - from across Pennsylvania, Maryland, and stration of how foxhounds work together Challenge Trophy was elkridge harford petual Trophy, which is given to the hunt virginia came together with their horses as a pack. hunt Team 1, made up of ashton that acquired the most points throughout for friendly competition Monday night The hunt Teams competition saw 13 Williams’ Champagne Chic and Peace the night. This year, the trophy was pre - october 14, 2019 at the Pennsylvania Na - teams vie for the title in a class where Party, along with lambert boyce’s re - sented to bull run hunt, earning ribbons tional horse show (PNhs). as no hunt three riders from the hunt follow each spectful ed. in every class for a total of 32 points. Night is complete without foxhounds, the other over a course of obstacles and then Taking the blue ribbon and the Max C. Complete results are at ryegate.com. www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 29 . Oak Grove Hunter Pace Article & photos by Tommy Brannon riders at the oak grove hunter Pace / timed trail ride had the opportunity to ride across the beautiful land at strawberry Plains audubon Center near holly springs, Mississippi on october 12, 2019. strawberry Plains is a 2,600 acre nature preserve and the site of a former planta - tion, donated to the audubon society by the Margret shackelford in 1998 just prior to her death. it is where the Mississippi audubon society holds its annual hum - mingbird and Nature festival every sep - The Safari Girls: Alli Wells and Pey - Jo Kirchoff riding Sassy Martie Ackerman on Flash, one tember. The facility also hosts many ton Murray. (below) the Davis House member of the winning team conservation and nature outings through - out the year, including bird counts and bird photography clinics, among others. The original circa 1851 plantation house, aka the davis house, has been re - stored and updated to provide a venue for weddings and parties. oak grove hunt Club hosted an opera soirée, “harmony for hounds,” in July 2018 inside the davis house and plans to hold another one in summer 2020. The trails at strawberry Plains trails are well groomed and inviting for both expe - rienced and novice riders, as well as horses. They are wide enough for horse carriages or for riders in groups, and the footing is excellent. The trails go through wooded areas as well as mowed paths in “Under Arrest:”David Misenhelter and Jeri Bechard as the mounted police the open fields. These fields are purposely their horses Toti and Card like a Zebra and left fallow to encourage the growth of na - a giraffe, calling themselves the safari tive grasses and plants, providing a natural girls. david Misenhelter and Jeri bechard environment for birds. strawberry Plains wore their mounted police uniforms, rid - has put a concerted effort into removing ing Jax and Tough n go, for the team invasive non-native species of plants, such named “under arrest.” Peggy hart and a kudzu and Chinese privet, that North sandy hudson, riding sky and Cooper, put american birds will not eat. These plants a team together they called “opposites at - can engulf a wild area, with no natural bal - tract.” Peggy turned out in rat ance in nature to keep them in check. catcher and sandy and Cooper blanketed Thirty seven riders in teams of two and and feathered as a Plains indian. three had a cool sunny day to enjoy the The optimum time to ride the course timed trail ride. The course was marked by was 1 hour 32 minutes. The winning team, colored surveyors tape – well enough that roger Mcbride on Zip and Martie acker - nobody got lost! it rained the night before man on flash, came in at 1 hour 30 min - the event, which softened the ground a bit, utes. The safari girls clocked in at 1 hour but did not make the footing slippery. all 34 Minutes to place second, and “under in all, the conditions were absolutely right arrest” placed third with a time of 1 hour for a fun ride! about half way through the 38 minutes. course, riders could take a refreshment Prizes were also awarded for the fastest break; a stand was set up with champagne, time: Nicki hutchens on Caspian and Mimosas, water, and soft drinks, plus ap - Nancy Williams on Chief at 45 minutes, ples for their horses. as well an award for slowest time of 2 The optimum time, which was not re - hours 20 minutes by dawn hinton on Mae vealed to the riders at the start, was prede - with susan Wilson on shadow. termined and the team that came closest to oak grove hunt Club has been provid - that time, either faster or slower, was be ing the sport of fox hunting since its the winner. Teams had to guess at the best founding in 1946. The season runs from pace, and not tarry too long at the Mimosa october through mid March, with several bar, to try to achieve what they thought hunt locations (fixtures) in Mississippi and would be the optimum time. Many teams Tennessee. guests are welcome to hunt passed other teams on the course. with oak grove. Contact the secretary Teams were encouraged to don cos - dana lackey at 901-359-7945. tumes for both rider and horse and some for more information about strawberry were quite elaborate, clever, and whimsi - Plains audubon Center, visit: straw - cal. alli Wells and Peyton Murray painted berry.audubon.org. 30 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Greener pastures Seed Library: Learn – Plant – Grow – Return By Nancy Brannon The blount County Public library in Maryville, Tenn. has opened its first ever seed library. at the library, visitors can learn about heirloom seeds; donate any heirloom, non-gMo, non-hybrid, open- pollinated seeds; and check out seeds – for free – with a blount County Public library card. Then after you grow the plant(s), save some seeds from your harvest and re - turn some seeds to the seed library. The seed library operates through the growing season: March 1st – october 31st, and encourages local home gardeners to grow and save seeds, learn about the his - tory, culture, and growing of all kinds of so planting and using plants with an emphasis on southern ap - heirloom seeds fits well palachian heritage varieties, and share a with the emphasis on lo - portion of the seeds of their harvest back cally-grown produce that to the community. sheila Pennycuff is the is adapted to the local cli - maker of the seed library at the blount mate, is less dependent on County, TN Public library (with help chemicals, is not required from ben Cohen and John Coykendall). to be shipped long dis - There are plenty of books available in tances, and results in a the library to learn about seeds, seed sav - healthier lifestyle. “in the ing, planting with seeds, and all things re - world of heirloom seeds, lated to gardening. there is a huge wealth of of particular interest may be “John carefully selected vari - Coykendall’s seed saving guide” – a eties for every bioregion pamphlet available to take home from the in the world,” rakita library. The pamphlet is a hand-written writes. heirloom seeds “beginners guide to seed saving.” The bring a wider variety of Master gardener at blackberry farm, plants, and flavors, than Coykendall talks about plants to begin the limited varieties of with, such as beans, peas, field peas, and commercially grown pro - butterbeans. When growing these plants, duce available at most Additional resources : leave several pods on each plant to mature the world. best also has a book on ken - grocery stores. seed savers exchange: www.seed - and dry for seed saving purposes. he ex - tucky heirloom seeds. find more information about The seed savers.org plains the process for collecting and dry - Why heirloom seeds? Cricket rakita library at: www.blounttn.org/1464/seed- The gardeners at blackberry farm: ing seeds for the next generation of plants. has the answers in an article on the south - library www.blackberryfarm.com/farm/arti - “if you are saving tomato or cucumber ern exposure seed exchange website: Perhaps you will check out some books sans/gardeners seeds, a fermentation process is required,” www.southernexposure.com/why-heir - on seed saving and gardening from your aPT deeply rooted: https://www.ap - Coykendall writes. “allow the ones being loom-seeds-ezp-20.html. rakita writes: local library. also see our book review of tonline.org/catalog/deePly-rooTed- saved for seed to be fully mature, well “in the early part of this century (20 th ), Coykendall’s book, Preserving Our Roots , JohN-CoykeNdall-s-JourNey-T overripe, but not to the stage of rotting.” most produce was locally grown. vegeta - on page five of this issue. o-save-our-seeds-aNd-sTories he gives further details about the process bles and flowers were primarily selected lsu Press: https://lsupress.org/au - of saving these types of seeds. Coykendall for their looks, flavor, ability to perform thors/detail/john-coykendall/ has a new book, Preserving Our Roots: well in an organic environment, and local My Journey to Save Seeds and Stories , co- adaptability. it was also important for written with Christina Melton, which just crops to ripen over a long season so har - came out in mid-october. vests could be extended. Many people bill best’s book Saving Seeds, Preserv - grew their own produce and put up much ing Taste: Heirloom Seed Savers in Ap - of it for winter. palachia introduces the reader to some of “during World War ii, the united the heirloom fruits and vegetables from stated made a concerted effort to ship the appalachian culture, such as The large quantities of produce to europe. brown goose, the White Case knife, after the war was over, there was the in - ora’s speckled bean, radiator Charlie’s frastructure in place to ship food over long Mortgage lifter. best has helped preserve distances. The commercial sector began to numerous varieties of beans, tomatoes, use this structure to raise produce where it corn, squashes, and other fruits and veg - could be done most cheaply and ship it to etables, along with the family stories and everywhere else. This set of growing experiences that are a fundamental part of methods brought a severely different set of this world. seed savers have worked to selection criteria; most vegetable varieties preserve genetic diversity and the flavors are now selected for shipping ability, uni - rooted in the southern appalachian Moun - form ripeness, and ability to perform well tains — one of the vegetative wonders of in a chemical environment.” www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 31 . Turkeys in Cades Cove Article & photos by Nancy Brannon November’s bird of the Month is the great smoky Mountains National Park’s largest bird – the Wild Turkey. They are found throughout the park, but visitors often see them in Cades Cove. The eastern Wild Turkey ( Meleagris gallopavo ) is an upland ground bird that thrives best in open landscapes where trees are inter - spersed with fields. Cades Cove is one of the most popular destinations in the great smoky Moun - sion was reorganized into the Tennessee tains National Park. The broad, verdant Wildlife resource agency and more at - valley surrounded by mountains offers tention was given to statewide turkey good opportunities for wildlife viewing. restoration, mainly by capturing and relo - large numbers of white-tailed deer are cating wild birds. by the end of the 1980s, frequently seen, as are sightings of black most counties in east Tennessee had suffi - bear, coyote, ground hog, turkey, raccoon, cient turkeys to support hunting. Today, skunk, squirrels, and a variety of birds. the turkey population in the smokies is the on a recent visit to the stables in Cades highest it has been in 100 years. Cove, we found a group of wild turkeys if you can’t visit the park in person, you resting in the woods. They were awakened can visit the park on facebook at: great and started moving off when the riders dis - smoky Mountains National Park and the mounted and began moving and making website: www.nps.gov/grsm. noise. but the birds didn’t seem too upset Source : about the people visitors to the park. and simmons, Morgan. 2014. “Wildlife we were able to get multiple photos of Comeback: Wild turkeys more plentiful these “Thanksgiving” birds. now than in 100 years.” Knoxville News Not long after Congress had approved Sentinel . Nov. the great smoky Mountains National Park in 1934, the assistant chief ranger sent a letter to the superintendent of the National Park service which included a rough cen - sus of the park’s wildlife populations. ac - cording to the 1934 report, the new national park contained about 100 black bears. The number of white-tailed deer was estimated at only 18, and for wild turkey, the report put the entire flock at 315 birds. over the decades, a lot of Tennessee game species declined dramatically as set - tlers moved into the landscape. between 1940 and1950, Tennessee conservation of - ficials tried to restore the turkey popula - tion in the park by releasing birds raised in captivity, but few had the survival skills The tuft of feathers that looks like a miniature horsetail dangling from its breast to survive in the wild. is called a “beard.” Year-old males have beards up to about five inches long, while in 1974 the game and fish Commis - toms three or more years old can have beards that are 10 inches or longer. About 5-10 percent of female turkeys may also sport short, thin beards.

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earl Burkett, driving easton, negoiates the obstacles in the Driving Derby at Showing at the Mid-South Quarter Horse Breeders Futurity, October 26, 2019 Nashoba Carriage Classic. (p. 6) (photo by Nancy Brannon ) (p. 25) (photo by Nancy Brannon ) 38 . November, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Mid-South Horse Review CCaalleennddaarr ooff EEvveennttss Please contact the individuals listed for additional information and to verify dates. To submit your event, call NOVEMBER - DECEMBER (901) 867-1755 or e-mail the information to: [email protected] or editor@midsouth - The Mid-South Horse Review Calendar of events lists horse shows and other equine events. We at - horsereview.com . all submissions are subject to editing by Mshr staff to meet format and length restric - tempt to keep listings current; however, we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of any item. tions. entries must be received by deadline date to ensure inclusion in the print edition. 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MONDAY : bells, TN. bible study 7 pm NOv. 29 : holly springs, Ms. Marshall Co. WMa. Mid-south amateur association DeC. 6-8 : TQha hillbilly Classic Marty overton’s, 4051 Cherryville rd. fairgrounds. info: Jack scott 901-619-6383 DeC. 4 : lavergne, TN. Percy Priest WMa. TENNESSEE LIVESTOCK CENTER Marty 731-225-0237 or Clint 731-983-0511 NOv. 30 : Mt. Juliet, TN. Circle h arena. Tenn. valley amateur field Trial Club NOv. 16-17 : stones river Pony Club show TUeSDAY : richland, Ms. 1631 Cleary ibra. info: Nicole Clawson 615-720-7870 DeC. 5 : blue Mountain, Ms. hell Creek TENNESSEE MILLER COLISEUM rd. his brand Cowboy Church. 7 pm NOv. 30 : Winona, Ms. Montgomery Co. WMa. alabama amateur field Trial Club NOv. 1-3 : National academy horse show info: 601-543-6023; Coliseum. stephanie raper 662-614-0215 DeC. 7 : Michigan City, Ms. benton NOv. 9-10 : volunteer ranch horse show [email protected] NOv. 30 : Meridian, Ms. lauderdale Co. County open all-age NOv. 15-16 : MTsu stock horse Team TUeSDAY : Wynne, ar. Cr 381. Three ag Center. Queen City Classic barrels & DeC. 9 : grand Junction, TN. ames Planta - TRI-STATE EXHIBITION CENTER Trees Cowboy Church. supper 6:30 pm; Poles. info: www.aphaonline.org tion. afTCa National amateur all-age in - NOv. 9 : Tagdea dressage show services 7 pm. info: Jimmy 870-261-2505 DeC. 5-8 : Memphis, TN. show Place vitational NOv. 10 : greystone dressage show SUNDAY : sarah, Ms. 548 bryant lane. arena. lucky dog barrel race. info: DeC. 12 : huntingdon, TN. region 6 ama - NOv. 16-17 : ranch horse buckle series bryant lane Cowboy Church. 10:30 am. www.luckydograces.com teur all-age Championship DeC. 12-14 : Tagdea dressage Clinic Woody key, lead elder, 662-519-1784 DeC. 14 : Mason, TN. Coyote run arena. DeC. 19 : fort Campbell, TN. Clarksville TUNICA ARENA & EXPO CNTR SUNDAY : Wynne, ar. Cr 381. Three Winter series show #6 Pointer & setter Club OCT. 31-NOv. 2 : Tunica fall Classic TWh Trees Cowboy Church. fellowship 9:30 am. DeC. 14 : Winchester, TN. southern Mid - DeC. 20 : lavergne, TN. Percy Priest NOv. 15-17 : We barrel race Worship 10 am. Jimmy: 870-261-2505 dle TN Pavillion. info: Neysa logan 423- WMa. Cumberland fTC NOv. 29-DeC. 2 : Mid-south Quarter HORSE & TACK SALES 903-7437 DeC. 26 : holly springs, Ms. hendrix horse association Turkey Circuit NOv. 2 : Thaxton, Ms. Triple e livestock. DeC. 28 : Mason, TN. Coyote run arena. farms. Marshall County field Trial Club DeC. 13-15 : Miss. Classic usTrC Tack sale 10 am. horse sale 2 pm. info: Winter series show #7 DeC. 26 : fort Campbell, TN. Clarksville DeC. 27-29 : usTPa New years blast (662)401-9760 bird dog Club UT MARTIN AG PAVILLION NOv. 15-16 : Marianna, fl. Jackson NOv. 2-3 : Meridian, Ms. lauderdale agri- DeC. 27 : blue Mountain, Ms. hell Creek NOv. 1 : equestrian: s. Carolina County ag. Center. Mustang and burro Center. al/Ms border War rematch. info: WMa. Tootsie hurdle open all-age NOv. 8 : equestrian competition adoption/sale. 601-919-4650; blm.gov 205-755-8031 www.dixielongriders.com DeC. 30 : grand Junction, TN. ames Plan - NOv. 15-16 : rodeo booster Club barrel race DeC. 7 : Thaxton, Ms. Triple e livestock. CUTTING HORSE EVENTS tation. ames amateur WILLIAMSON CO AG EXPO PARK Tack sale 10 am. horse sale 2 pm. info: NOv. 2 : Prairie, Ms. lae Northeast Ms FOXHUNTING NOv. 23-24 : 4-h horse Camp (662)401-9760 Cha. info: linda Clark 205-246-3798 NOv. 9 : brandon, Ms. Mcgowan lake. NOv. 25-26 : 4-h livestock Camp SPECIAL EVENTS NOv. 9-10 : forest, Ms. scott Co. forest Chula homa hunt opening Meet. info: INTERCOLLEGIATE RODEO ASSN NOv. 5-10 : glen rose, TX. extreme Coliseum. info: linda Clark 205-246-3798 Nancy Mcgowan 601-859-2511; OCT. 31-NOv. 2 : Magnolia, ar. so.ark. univ. Mustang race at extreme Cowboy assn DRESSAGE [email protected] NOv. 21-23 : Murray, ky. Murray state univ. World Championship. info: extrememus - NOv. 10 : Mcdonald, TN. Tri state exhibi - NOv. 14-16 : Mill spring, NC. Tryon inter - TENNESSEE HS RODEO tangrace.com tion Center. greystone dressage usef/ national equestrian Center. festival of the NOv. 16-17 : lebanon, TN NOv. 7 : eads, TN. 12314 hwy. 64. Ten - usdf series. kim Carpenter 931-452- hunt. info: tryon.coth.com/event/the-festi - TENNESSEE YOUTH RODEO nessee equine hospital holiday barn 9225; www.greystonedressage.com val-of-the-hunt NOv. 9 : Tuscumbia, al Party. info: (901) 300-3830 NOv. 10-11 : lynnville, TN. goodman NOv. 16 : holly springs, Ms. lodge farm, LITTLE BRITCHES RODEO NOv. 7-10 : West springfield, Ma. east - equestrian. usef/usdf dressage show. 2953 hudsonville road. oak grove hunt NOv. 16-17 : Meridian, Ms #7,8 ern states exposition. equine affiare in NOv. 23-24 : hernando, Ms. Mid-south Club opening Meet. rsvP amanda DeC. 7-8 : brandon, Ms #9,10 Massachusetts. info: equineaffaire.com dressage academy. Turkey Trot show. info: Mcgee (901) 606-2119 4-H/USPC NOv. 12 : gallatin, TN. 1781 airport rd. www.midsouthdressageacademy.org GAITED HORSE SHOWS FIRST SUNDAY : Millington, TN. West Tennessee equine hospital holiday barn DeC. 14-15 : lynnville, TN. goodman NOv. 2 : Woodbury, TN. JMP arena. ssh - union Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Party. info: (615) 452-7789 equestrian. dressage Clinic with Wolfgang bea sport horse World grand Champi - 3099 West union. Woodstock Cuba ghost NOv. 14 : Thompson's station, TN. 1508 scherzer. info: 931-922-3464; email: good - onship. info: Mandy Motes 615-617-2656; riders. 3 pm. lydia holland 901-282-9709 Thompson's station rd. W. Tennessee [email protected] [email protected] CLINICS / CLASSES equine hospital holiday barn Party. info: DeC. 15 : hernando, Ms. Mid-south dres - HUNTER/JUMPER NOv. 5 : Thompson's station, TN. Ten - (615) 591-1232 sage academy. Christmas Theme schooling NOv. 1-3 : knoxville, TN. select sport nessee equine hospital educational event. NOv. 21 : harvest, al. 29122 Capshaw show. www.midsouthdressageacademy.org horses eThJa show. www.ethja.org lauren Wells, [email protected] rd. Tennessee equine hospital south EVENTING NOv. 2 : germantown, TN. gChs arena. NOv. 8 : Murfreesboro, TN. rutherford Co. open house. [email protected]; 256- NOv. 9-10 : New Market, TN. river glen WThJa schooling show. info: ext. office. Tennessee forage and grass - 771-1590 fall h.T. www.wthja.com land Council. info: gary bates 865-974- BARREL RACING NOv. 30-DeC. 1 : Thomson, ga. Pine Top NOv. 2-3 : bristol, TN. fox hollow eThJa 7208; [email protected] NOv. 2 : Mcewen, TN. blue Creek arena. Thanksgiving h.T. info: virginia Wilson, show. www.ethja.org NOv. 15-16 : Murfreesboro, TN. Miller info: Christy lee 615-879-2639 [email protected] NOv. 7-10 : germantown, TN. gChs Coliseum. MTsu stock horse Team re - NOv. 9 : Mt.Juliet, TN. Circle h arena. FIELD TRIALS arena. WThJa harvest Time show. info: gion ii Championship Clinic with brandi ibra. info: Nicole Clawson 615-720-7870 NOv. 5 : blue Mountain, Ms. hell Creek www.wthja.com www.midsouthhorsereview.com • ©Mid-South Horse Review • November, 2019 39 . NOv. 8-9 : bristol, va. emory and henry. info: steeplechaseofcharleston.com www.gouldropinhorses.com eThJa show. www.ethja.org RANCH HORSE TUeSDAY : humboldt, TN. goodrich DeC. 7 : Corinth, Ms. rainey sod farm. NOv. 8-10 : brandon, Ms. rankin Co. Mul - NOv. 9-10 : Murfreesboro, TN. Miller Col - arena. Calf roping, breakaway, gymnas - rsNC. info: david hedge 225-936-6309 tipurpose Pavilion. MhJa season Wrap up. iseum. volunteer ranch horse assn. show. tics. 5:30-8 p.m. info: 731-426-2530 DEADLINE mhja.info info: www.volrha.com STOCK HORSE deadliNe for december issue: November NOv. 16-17 : White Pine, TN. Walters state REINING NOv. 15-16 : Murfreesboro, TN. Miller 22nd at 5:00 p.m. don’t miss it! We’ll expo Center. select sport horses, Medal & NOv. 1-3 : Memphis, TN. show Place Coliseum. MTsu stock horse Team region again feature our holiday gift guide, so derby finals eThJa show. www.ethja.org arena. TNrha rock n'roll Classic. info: 2 showdown. www.mtsustockhorse.org send us your special gift suggestions! NOv. 22-24 : Thompson's station, TN. The www.tnrha.org NOv. 17 : Murfreesboro, TN. Miller Coli - see you next month! Jaeckle Centre. TJC hunters/Jumpers & RODEOS & BULL RIDING seum. MTsu stock horse Team Candy PARTING SHOTS MThJa finals. info: 855-523-2553. NOv. 9 : buchanan, TN. Milam’s horse - Corn Classic here are some “behind the scenes” pho - www.thejaecklecentre.com barn. Pro and Non-Pro bull riding and / tos from this month’s events. There are NOv. 29-30 : Canton, Ms. blue ribbon Mutton busting. 8pm. Call in Nov. 4, 4-10 NOv. 5-10 : fort Worth, TX. Will rogers more “parting shots” on page 37. riding academy. blue ribbon Thanksgiv - pm 731-642-8346. info: 731-644-5665. Memorial Center. usTPa World Champi - ing horse show. mhja.info NOv. 9 : houston, Ms. Chickasha Co. Col - onship finals. info: ustpa.com QUARTER HORSE SHOWS iseum. houston rodeo. info: 662-252-4634 NOv. 29-DeC. 2 : Tunica, Ms. expo Cen - NOv. 22-23 : lexington, ky. ky horse ter. Mid-south Quarter horse association Park alltech arena. iPra National all re - Turkey Circuit. info: Patrick kayser 615- gion finals. info: 405-235-6540 962-3655; [email protected] DeC. 14 : buchanan, TN. Milam’s horse - DeC. 6-8 : harriman, TN. roane state expo barn. Pro and Non-Pro bull riding and Center. TQha hillbilly Classic. info: Mutton busting. 8pm. Call in dec. 9, 4-10 www.tqha.org pm 731-642-8346. info: 731-644-5665 DeC. 14-15 : Jackson, Ms. kirk fordice DeC. 5-14 : las vegas, Nv. Thomas & equine Center. MaQha holiday Classic. Mack Center. 2019 Wrangler National fi - info: Wesley allen 228-223-5990; Wes - nals rodeo. info: www.prorodeo.com/pro - [email protected]. mqha.org rodeo/national-finals-rodeo RACING/STEEPLECHASING DeC. 28 : Memphis, TN. show Place NOv. 1-2 : arcadia, Ca. santa anita Park. arena. liberty bowl rodeo. info: 901-795- breeders' Cup. info: www.breederscup.com 7700. www.libertybowl.org NOv. 2 : Monpelier station, va. Montpelier ROPING hunt races NOv. 16-17 : harriman, TN. roane state NOv. 3 : unionville, Pa. Penn. hunt Cup expo Center. NTrl Northeast regional. NOv. 9 : Pine Mountain, ga. steeplechase www.jx2events.com at Callaway gardens TUeSDAY : Moscow, TN. Team roping NOv. 17 : Charleston, sC. race Track at practice, sonny gould arena, 1985 Poole Joanna Wilburn and her rescued “Memphis Street Dog” Michael in the Car - stono ferry. steeplechase of Charleston. rd. 6-9 p.m. $25 info: 901-491-1678. riage Dog Class at Nashoba Carriage Classic. (p. 6) ( photo by Nancy Brannon )

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