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Sport Horse Clinic Sponsored by Arizona Dressage Association (ADA) February 22Nd & 23Rd at Central Arizona Riding Academy (CARA) with George Walker Volume 14, Issue 1 www.azdressage.org January, 2014 Is this Your Last Issue of The Centerline? See Page 39 to Renew Sport Horse Clinic Sponsored by Arizona Dressage Association (ADA) February 22nd & 23rd at Central Arizona Riding Academy (CARA) with George Walker This clinic is for breeders, handlers & riders! Effective Handling + Good Gaits = Great Scores! Learn how your horse’s conformation leads to a great dressage horse under saddle! Learn how to improve your in-hand scores! This clinic is for breeders & riders! Contact Christie Jones ([email protected] (480) 748-7527) if you wish to bring your horse for the demo, $50 per person to audit and $65 per person with horse for both days, $30 per per- son to audit and $45 per person with horse for one day. Stabling will be available for $25 bed- ding will be provided. Please bring a chair. Lunch will be provided. George Walker received board appointment to the American Hanoverian Society (AHS) Mare and Stallion Committee in 2002, and in January of 2008 the board accepted the Mare and Stallion Committee’s recommendation that he be added as a stallion judge. He and his wife Catherine own and operate Middlefield Farm in Blythewood, S.C. George was raised with Thoroughbreds and traveled the world working with them. In 1984 George graduated top of his class at the Irish National Stud. Also in 1984 his family acquired their first Hanoverians. While the family has raised and stood several stallions in the past, including Banter, re- cently their emphasis has been on maintaining a select group of homebred mares. The operation is strictly hands on, including the breeding and breaking work. He and his family have had the pleasure of learning a great deal from their friends Gerd and Yvonne Zuther, Fritz Floto and Buck Brannaman. George believes in donating back to the Society; he is also an elected member of AHS’s Finance Committee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name ____________________________________________________________________ Address __________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip _____________________________________________________________ Phone _______________________________ Email _______________________________ Mail registration & check payable to ADA to Christie Jones 6232 E. Kelton Ln., Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Arizona Dressage Association Mission Statement The Arizona Dressage Association is a not-for-profit organization whose goal is to promote the advancement of classical dressage through educational opportunities and programs, and the rigorous evaluations received at recognized and schooling dressage shows. 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Country Gables Drive, Glendale, AZ 85306 Fax: 1-801-780-7782 Phone: 602-789-7782 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] 2 Jan ~THE CENTERLINE~ 2014 ~ADA Board of Directors~ Region 5 Message Voting Directors: It was another wonderful week at the USDF Convention in Lexington! Many President: Kay Lorenzen 602-789-7782 thanks to those of you who joined us. It’s always a great chance for networking, 1st VP: Kathy Smith 623-570-5991 catching up with old friends and participating in the governance of our great 2nd VP: sport. Our 2 regional meetings went very well and a lot of great information Secretary: Cindy Hitchcock 480-553-7741 was exchanged. I enjoyed seeing so many people at our meetings! The weather Treasurer: Cynthia Ganem 602-980-7800 wasn’t the greatest this year starting on Thursday and many people had a hard time getting home, but the fellowship and education was outstanding. 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Financials will be Heather Bilodeau 602-499-7417 available shortly but feedback from competitors was excellent. Committee and Program Chairs: Discussions of the 2013 and 2014 Regional Championships and possible bids for the 2015 Regional Championships. Awards: Carolyn Haskell 602-330-2040 Freestyle committee is extremely active and has a great new continuing educa- Centerline Editor: Kay Lorenzen 602-789-7782 tion program for judges. Communications: Sue Leutwyler 480-767-3588 Education: Sarah Lindsten 480-586-7103 Region 5 also had a couple of full tables at the USDF Awards Banquet. Con- Finance: Cynthia
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