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VOL. 26 • NO. 11 The Mid-South Equine Newsmagazine Since 1992 JULY 2016 2. July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview.com ON THE C OvER : david Jennings and Blue Moon 22 won the $25,000 Grand Prix of Germantown. he and Michael tokaruk HHoorrssee RReevviieeww July 2016 posted the only two clear rounds. But Jennings beat Equus Charta, LLC tokaruk, riding Cupid shuffle, in the jump-off by 0.3 Copyright 2016 Contents • v ol . 26 • n o. 11 second, with a time of 40.067 on the clock for the win! TRENDING NOW: HORSES 6220 Greenlee #4 (photo by Tommy Brannon ) P.o. Box 594 arlington, tn 38002-0594 901-867-1755 PuBLISHER & E DITOR : Tom & Dr. Nancy Brannon STAFF : Andrea Gilbert WEBSITE : www.midsouthhorsereview.com E- MAILS : midsouthhorsereview@ yahoo.com [email protected] FACEBOOK : Kids practice jumping fences at the Brownland Farm Show. See page 2. ( Brenda Black photo ) Cute Cowgirl seen at the The Mid-South Horse Review GCHS. 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July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com Book, film & art nook Christopher Columbus. al - Film Trailer of “The Edge” though nunki died in July 2015, anderson’s work with Wild horses of abaco has Earns Prix de Finalist Award spanned 2014 through the pres - By Julianne Neal, The Marley Project ent and continues through cloning efforts in order to re - “the edge: Bruce anderson - natural store the breed on the current humanship” film trailer was presented the island Preserve. he sees this Prix de Finalist award in the category of situation as a “canary in the social responsibility during the deauville travels, from the Caribbean islands coal mine” of humanity, show - Green awards, held in France in June, through england and Canada, finally land - ing where we are as a society. the Whoa 2016. the film trailer, a 4 minute preview ing in the southeastern united states, team submitted a proposal to the Govern - of the 45 minute documentary currently in painting a backdrop for the foundation of ment of the Bahamas in october to bring production with director James o’Connor his work. his system includes a step by back the abaco spanish Colonial horses and dylan quesnel of the art of story - step process that can be applied to a vari - using nunki’s tissue. this is reportedly the telling, details the work of Bruce ander - ety of situations and circumstances, in - first time that an extinct breed will be son, native of trinidad and tobago and cluding equine training, equine assisted brought back; other equine restorations current resident of Camden, south Car - learning and therapy, law enforcement have been based on small remaining pop - olina. anderson is the founder of nature’s training, management and educational ulations. since the spanish Colonial breed view, a unique system of equine learning workshops. anderson also explores envi - is becoming rarer, reintroduction of even a that he calls “natural humanship,” and is ronmental and societal issues facing the part of the gene pool of the abacos will do one of the founders of the Marley Project, world today and gives his solution of the much to reverse the march of the spanish inc. (tMP), a 501(c)(3) dedicated to alpha, or servant leader, mindset. ander - Colonial toward the edge of extinction. equine education. son provides an alternative philosophy of o’Connor and quesnel have a pro - anderson and Julianne neal, executive thematic categories were awarded the “People helping horses: horses helping jected completion date for the 45 minute director of tMP, presented the film and Gold Green awards, the special awards People” while addressing human needs for documentary of June 30th and plans are in introduced the work during the interna - and the Grand Prix, rewarding excellence survival through the environment. place for submitting the film to the tional festival. official selections from in production and broadcasting for sus - the research for the film also explores equus Film Festival nyC in november. five continents were nominated by the in - tainable development on thursday, June his work in the abacos with Milanne to see film trailer of “the edge,” visit ternational jury to be screened to compete 16th at the salon des ambassadeurs rehor and nunki, the last horse in the line www.vimeo.com/161533904. 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July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com horse health Care hoof care,” says Frank lessiter, editor/Publisher of american Farriers What Do You Journal. “We want to remind the equine community that farriers do so much more than normal trimming and shoeing, all Know About while sacrificing their bodies and often in less than ideal circumstances.” Hooves? american Farriers Journal once again is producing the “Farriers spotlight,” where do you know the parts of the equine horse owners, grooms, trainers, etc., sub - hoof? here are some illustrations of the mit pictures and videos of their farrier equine hoof to help you become more fa - working with horses, and share why they miliar with its structure and function. appreciate their farrier. Farriers working Why? 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©MSHR you truly are. “Being a farrier goes far beyond normal www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 7. in 2005, dr. Pleasant received the na - UT Equine tional teaching excellence award – Clin - ical sciences, from the american veterinary Medical association. he has Podiatry authored or co - authored over 75 manu - scripts, abstracts, and book chapters. he Conference has given more than 250 presentations to professional and lay groups in virginia as Information from Dr. Dennis Geiser well as other states and internationally. his the university of tennessee College of clinical and research interests include veterinary Medicine (utCvM) hosted the equine podiatry, lameness, and nutrition. third annual equine Podiatry Conference travis Burns is a lecturer and the Chief for veterinarians and Farriers on May 21, of Farrier services at the virginia-Mary - 2016 in the veterinary Medical Center. dr. land College of veterinary Medicine at dennis Geiser, organizer of the confer - virginia tech. he attended farrier school ence, said: “the conference was very suc - at the north Carolina school of horse - cessful. the attendance was down a little, shoeing and received a Bachelor’s degree but exhibitors and sponsors were up. the in animal science from north Carolina two presenters from virginia tech were state university. Burns worked at north outstanding and really exemplified the Carolina state university College of vet - teamwork that can occur between veteri - erinary Medicine before entering into a narians and farriers. the pre-conference one-year internship program at Forging techniques, addressed by travis Burns. workshop was also very successful and the main principles of farriery are to re - was full as well.” there were 35 farriers move distortion, preserve the sole, match and five veterinarians who attended the the hoof to pastern axis, maintain the ap - conference. propriate base of support, and center the the utCvM staff and veterinarians shoe around the center of rotation. strongly believe that the partnership be - then Burns and Pleasant teamed for ap - tween farrier science and veterinary med - plication of the techniques to solving the icine significantly advances the wellbeing problem. First is shoe selection: aluminum and health of horses. the purpose of the vs. steel shoes; dar vs. open shoes; flat vs. annual Podiatry Conference is to bring to - wedge shoes; onion heel shoes. then what gether farriers and veterinarians in a set - modifications should be made to the toe? ting that facilitates learning, sharing ideas, When should pads be used? Frog and sole innovation and creativity, the discussion of support, i.e., packing, is applicable to problems, and the creation of solutions. some situations, as are, occasionally asym - For those who could come early, metrical shoes. utCvM hosted a Pre-Conference Work - in the afternoon demonstration, a quar - shop to review the basic anatomy and oping educational materials. he is the au - ter horse with chronic heel pain was used physiology of the equine foot. the Pre- ahead, an elite multi-farrier practice in thor of numerous scientific publications, to illustrate application of the principles Conference Workshop included a one hour northern virginia. upon completion of the and lectures extensively to professional that had been discussed in the morning’s lecture on form and functional anatomy of internship program, he was retained at and lay audiences alike. dr. Burke has lectures. radiographs were taken to eval - the equine foot and three hours of hands- Forging ahead as an associate farrier until bred, raised, and trained horses for 25 uate the presence of disease, the hoof to on dissection of the distal equine limb. joining the college in 2010. Burns is a Cer - years - he has a high level of expertise pastern axis, and the palmer foot angle. there were four instructors for the 18 par - tified Journeyman Farrier (CJF) with a combined with over 25 years of practical With the radiograph information and phys - ticipants, so each participant received a lot therapeutic endorsement (te) and an ed - experience. dr. Burke recently acted as ical examination of the feet, the veterinar - of individual attention. it is important for ucator endorsement (ee) from the amer - editor for the equine nutrition Chapter for ian-farrier team formulated a therapeutic both farriers and veterinarians to under - ican Farrier’s association and an associate the publication and website “Clinical vet - plan. the foot was trimmed, a sigafoos stand the forces that apply to the equine in the Worshipful Company of Farriers (by erinary advisor: the horse.” series Cuff was glued on with a 3-degree foot, how the foot functions, and how the examination) from the united kingdom. the main topic of the conference was pad, plus copper sulfate, and oakum hoof foot may be affected by disease. dr. dan Burke, director of tribute “management of heel pain in the horse.” packing was applied. the feet were radi - the main, all-day conference started equine nutrition at kalmback Feeds, inc. dr. Burke spoke on nutrition and body ographed again to determine the effective - with lecture sessions in the morning fol - was another speaker at the conference. dr. scoring, and how overweight conditions ness of the therapeutic plan. lowed by afternoon demonstrations. there Burke received his B.s. in animal science contribute to foot problems. Both keynote throughout the conference, the presen - were 16 sponsor exhibits that were open from the university of illinois and his speakers took turns, alternating on the ters were interactive with the audience, an - to attendees all day. M.s. in equine reproductive Physiology podium, and their messages comple - swering questions about what was being dr. scott Pleasant, dvM, Ms, daCvX from texas a&M university. he returned mented one another in every detail. done or presented, and allowing input and Mr. travis Burns, CJF, te, ee aWCF to the university of illinois where he dr. scott Pleasant discussed the causes from attendees. this open format allowed were the keynote speakers for the confer - earned his Ph.d. in equine nutrition/ex - of heel problems, such as: abnormal loads critique of the various evaluations and pro - ence. ercise Physiology. at illinois state uni - and pressures; normal and abnormal con - cedures, and why one might be preferred dr. scott Pleasant is a Professor in the versity, dr. Burke was an assistant formation; over-use; overweight; hard sur - over another. department of large animal Clinical sci - Professor and taught for five years. he de - faces. Continuing education credits were ences at the virginia-Maryland College of veloped a nationally recognized equine the message then turned to the use of available for qualified participants. veterinary Medicine (vMrCvM) at vir - Management Program. dr. Burke founded diagnostic modalities. radiography is in - For information about future seminars ginia tech. dr. Pleasant has been a faculty equine educational services, an equine strumental for determining angle and bal - and events at utCvM, visit vetmed.ten - member at the vMrCvM since 1991. he nutrition and management consulting ance, as well as in diagnosing the cause of nessee.edu/ce. also visit utCvM on face - is board certified in surgery by the amer - company that he ran for nine years. he has heel pain. these were well illustrated book at: utCvM-university of tennessee ican College of veterinary surgeons and also worked as a scientist-Program Man - using dissections and radiographs. Mri College of veterinary Medicine currently serves as director of the veteri - ager in the animal health Business unit and scintigraphy are also useful in deter - nary teaching hospital’s (vth) equine at abbott laboratories. at tribute equine mining the causes of heel pain, for exam - Podiatry service, as a member of the nutrition, dr. Burke is responsible for new ple, in a case presentation of navicular vth’s equine Field service section, and product development, sales-team training, disease. as the College’s equine extension liaison. dealer and customer seminars, and devel - solutions involve farrier principles and 8. July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com cause the saddle to twist, or does the sad - Read how & why Rafael Valle’s Saddle Fit dle twisting cause the lameness? We be - kind, natural training methods lieve it is the latter, but either way, the following facts are true: work well for TN Walking Horses! and Back • saddle fit must include fitting the rider correctly Lameness • saddle twisting is due to asymmetries of the horse, the rider or the saddle By Jochen Schleese, CMS, CSFT, CSE • rider crookedness is often more likely ©2016 Saddlefit 4 Life® All Rights Re - a result, than a cause, of saddle twisting served • Frequent saddle fit evaluations are often times the veterinarian will be needed because a horse’s back changes called to the barn to address an ongoing with seasons, body weight, and workload issue of symptomatic lameness of a horse, • riders need good core strength and e.g., manifested in the right hind leg. With - should be symmetrical in order to make out watching the rider ride the horse in his their horses symmetrical usual saddle, the logical conclusion might • early detection of saddle twisting is be that this is due to any number of ‘or - important. ganic’ reasons and will be treated with ei - lameness is often blamed for saddle ther an injection, an application of an twisting, rather than what we see in saddle anti-inflammatory, or possibly chiropractic fitting, which is that natural asymmetry in This rider, seen from behind, is sit - adjustment at the si joint. What is actually the horse causes this twisting, which in ting crooked to compensate for the fact needed is observation of the rider on turn causes the saddle to ride on reflex that her saddle has shifted to the right. his/her saddle in various gaits to determine points. this then causes lameness because © MSHR the possibility of a different cause. the horse hollows its a basic assumption is that this particu - back and cannot engage its hind or lift its front IVORY PAL lar horse with a lameness in the right hind Born To Fly Higher falls into the majority (about 70%) of end. therefore the horse horses which are asymmetrically muscled is being ridden on the available at forehand and is more stronger on the left side. 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Hillenglade equine therapy programs What does this mean for saddle fit? if fitter is able to open the the rider is using a generic, ‘straightly’ ad - The cross section above shows: (a) an even skeletal gullet plate on the larger justed english saddle, it may seem to fit structure; (b) a distinctly higher, left shoulder blade, with side to accommodate properly while the horse is on the crossties a stronger humerus on the right. the larger shoulder, the being saddled up. the issues begin once saddle will stop slipping the horse begins to move – which initiates ficulties begin all the way down the sciatic (twisting/rotating) and a chain reaction beginning with the scapu - nerve to the right hind leg. to compensate won’t ride on the horse’s spine. the rider lar rotation upwards and backwards, any - for the saddle twisting to the right and can now be straight. if the riding is correct, where from 4” to 8” during movement. if going over the front right shoulder, the the horse will bring his back up and use it, the tree points are too short, facing for - rider leans more heavily to the left in order engage his hind end, and begin to lift his wards, and evenly adjusted, i.e., fit to the to keep her balance. this not only causes front end. now the rider can help make the smaller, right shoulder, then the tree points pain and possible long term damage to the horse straighter, and when the horse is will continuously hit the cartilage on top rider’s back, but increases the pressure measured and found to be even, the gullet of the scapula and the larger shoulder will even further on the left side of the horse’s plate is brought back to symmetrical, cause the saddle to twist to the right. back. where it can stay as long as the horse re - Cause and effect – once the saddle this may eventually result in subluxa - mains even. (Please note that this cannot starts twisting to the right, the left panel tion at the sacro-iliac joint and pelvic in - be done with every english saddle; many will begin to impinge on the spinal tersection, causing a misalignment of the have limitations in their adjustability at the processes and the longissimus dorsi on the horse’s back. gullet plate due to the materials used in left rear. this impacts the freedom over the there are key points to recognize when manufacture). More often than not, asym - vertebral col - making a diagnostic evaluation of saddle metry causes both a twisting (yaw) and a umn, with its fit - basics that can help determine the rotation (roll). nerves and cause for symptomatic occurrences of riders should watch for rub marks on ligament sys - lameness, and for behavioral issues. Most hair coat, dry spots within sweaty areas, or tem, and will important are the tree points and the saddle wavy hair as signs that something is cause inflam - support area of the horse. although wrong. While these can signal a saddle fit mation over ‘everyone knows’ there needs to be 2-3 issue, by the time those signs are visible, the right hind fingers clearance at the withers, there also too much damage may already have been lumbar area needs to be sufficient clearance all around done. there are behavioral signs that the (shown as the withers. the tree point angle at the gul - horse is trying to tell us that the saddle white with in - let plate needs to be parallel to the shoul - does not fit. horses which are resistant, creased heat der angle – not the withers angle – in order hollow, head-up, tail-swishing, girthy, to the area in to allow the shoulder to properly move. have gait abnormalities, are ‘cold-backed’, the thermo - the cartilage will protect the shoulder rushing, bucking, stumble frequently, and graphic bone as it moves between the deep-lying have overall poor work attitude, are trying image). spinalis, rhomboid and longissimus mus - to tell us something and we should not this is cles and the superficial trapezius during wait until we see the physical signs that where the dif - motion of the horse. the saddle we are using is causing pain and The question remains – does lameness dysfunction. www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 9. 10 . 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July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com racing Belmont Stakes Races the 148th Belmont stakes included a three-day racing festival, June 9-11, 2016 at Belmont Park in elmont, new york. the race, at 1 ½ miles, is the last and longest leg of racing's triple Crown. this year’s Belmont stakes seemed like the third step in the “one-upmanship” contest. the heavily-favored exaggerator captured america’s attention at the Preakness – de - feating kentucky derby winner, nyquist. But at the Belmont, it was Creator pulling ahead to defeat exaggerator and wrap up the triple Crown series. Belmont Stakes Recap Creator, ridden by jockey Irad Ortiz, Jr., edges out Destin to win the 148th Bel - By Phil Janack mont Stakes, Saturday, June 11, 2016, at Belmont Park in Elmont, Ny. Longines Blocked behind a wall of horses with a was the Official Watch and Timekeeper of the 148th running of the Belmont quarter-mile to run, Winstar Farm and Stakes. ( Diane Bondareff/AP Images for Longines ) Bobby Flay's Creator weaved his way through traffic and used the length of the stretch to reel in destin and win the Grade 1, $1.5 million Belmont stakes presented by nyra Bets by a nose saturday at Bel - mont Park. a 3-year-old gray or roan son of tapit, Grade 1 arkansas derby winner Creator became the first horse to win the Belmont stakes from post position 13. sent off at odds of 16-1, he hit the wire in 2:28.51 over a fast main track. it was the first Bel - mont stakes victory for both jockey irad ortiz Jr. and trainer steve asmussen. destin was second, 1 ½ lengths ahead of late-running Japanese import lani. Grade 1 Preakness winner exaggerator, the 7-5 favorite in a field of 13 3-year- olds, was in contention for a mile and a quarter before fading to finish 11th. Celestine Dominates Just a Game By Dave Litfin Celestine, ridden by Junior Alvarado, wins the 23rd running of the Longines Just A Game race, Saturday, June 11, 2016, at Belmont Park in Elmont, Ny. Celestine reaffirmed her fondness for (Diane Bondareff/AP Images for Longines ) the Widener turf with a scintillating vic - tory in saturday's Grade 1, $700,000 longines Just a Game at Belmont Park, shattering the previous stakes record and missing the course mark by a mere .01 seconds. Celestine broke alertly with Junior al - varado and raced closest to pacesetter la Gilliland Farms Berma, who set fractions of 23.36, 46.13 Tennessee Vaughn’s #1 Bermuda Hay and 1:09.63. after wresting command in the upper stretch, she moved away readily to report home by 3 ¾ lengths over rail- skimming second choice recepta. Cultivated in Tennessee “it was a dream trip," said alvarado. 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Lead Line at the GCHS Photos by Tom & Nancy Brannon the lead line class at the Germantown Charity horse show is always a popular event in Wednesday night’s performance. enjoy some photos of the cutest, youngest riders shown here wearing their finest on well-groomed ponies and horses. 14 . July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com division (2'6"). Midsouth ethan and Grace read stayed for the C eventing rally, which is also run as an open horse trial. the Midsouth region Region Pony horse trial is a large event which usually fills before the closing date, with a long Club Rally list of people waiting to get in. this year was no exception - there were 400 com - Article & photos by Vonna Read petitors! the Midsouth region of u.s. Pony there are separate eventing rallies held Club returned to a Mega rally format for for the more beginner riders, including a tetrathlon, show Jumping, dressage, and d1 rally that allows older pony Clubbers eventing rallies this year. this means the as advisors and helpers for the riders. shows all happen during the same week. ethan and Grace joined a scramble the rallies were held in lexington, ken - team with competitors from other regions tucky at Masterson station Park -two were from a club in indiana and one was from knoxville. this is one of the best (tetrathlon) and the kentucky horse Park. Gretchen Nunnelee riding Imp at Ethan Read and Shamgar at 7am things about rally - meeting kids from the Midsouth regional eventing rally for Show Jumping rally jogs for soundness d2s and d3s was held June 22 – June 24, other clubs and making new friends that warm up. interfering parents can cause with one round also scored as an equi - 2016. the d1 eventing rally and d2 you look forward to seeing at other shows the team to be charged unauthorized assis - tation round. the third round was a take- Combined test were held June 22, and and rallies. tance points. and the competitors have a your-own-line class, which is an exciting Midsouth regional eventing rally for Cs the scramble team was a strong one! real sense of pride in doing it all them - competition to see who can come up with was held June 23 - all at the kentucky they won first place out of seven teams selves! the fastest course in which each jump must horse Park. for riding and they were tied for first in Gretchen nunnelee, sarah Beth slaugh - be jumped at least once and only once. there are opportunities for all levels of horse Management as well, but lost the tie ter, Grace read and ethan read of WtPC, at the end of rally, the team finished in riders to compete. Competitors at Pony breaker to earn a second place ribbon in along with libby Butler of the nashville- second place overall, out of 12 teams, for Club rallies are judged not only for the rid - horse Management. based Middle tennessee Pony Club as sta - riding and sixth in horse Management. ing skills, but also for their horse manage - in the individual placings, ethan read ble Manager, comprised a strong team for in individual awards, Gretchen nun - ment skills. and best of all: for rallies, was fourth overall and Grace read was show Jumping rally. We were very nelee, riding imp, won the sue lockhart parents not allowed in the barns! how - ninth. they both qualified to head to the pleased to have former West tennessee Memorial Perpetual trophy for highest ever, there are adults around the barns as u.s. Pony Club Championships for event - Pony Club member, alissa heeren, join scoring d level competitor at the entire advisors, plus the ever-watching horse ing, which will be held at the new tryon the team as coach for show Jumping rally! Grace read was first place in the Management Judges. But the competitors equestrian facility in north Carolina July rally. developing horse and rider division have to do all the work themselves – from 28 – 31, 2016. the Pony Club champi - at show Jumping rally, each competi - (2'9"-3'), sarah Beth slaughter was 5th in horse care, feeding, watering, and stall onship competitors will be the first ones to tor had to jump 3 rounds. two of the horse 1 (3'3"-3'6") and ethan read was cleaning to grooming, tacking up, and try out the all-new cross country course at rounds were regular knock-down rounds, 5th on his new horse in the introductory tryon!

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Jorja Rose Jones aboard Light Show, riding for Diane Masters; second youngest rider in the Grand Prix at 15 years old. ( Nancy Brannon photos)

adria lehmann was third with linda tokaruk comes over regularly to work stenzel’s Colina. Miguel ventura, winner with Mattie. after the Charity horse of last year’s Germantown Grand Prix show, Mattie traveled to illinois for the with quan, was fourth with lionsway spring spectacular horse show, then she Farm’s east Bound and down. had a soccer tournament the following tokaruk had several other horses in the weekend. she’s looking forward to com - Grand Prix, placing fifth on Baton rouge, peting at the naJyrC in July. on whom he won the $25,000 Grand Prix “i love riding in the Grand Prix,” she at Brownland spring ii in May; sixth on said, but remarked on what a tough course qasqai; eleventh with eminem; and 17th it was. “i don’t get to show as much as with tenacious d. other riders, but i’m most excited to do Course Designer Philip Devita and Jennings also placed tenth with Maffitt more. now i’m doing the regional Grands Melanie Smith Taylor give an explana - lake Farms’ aventador. Prix, but i would like to ride in Grands tion of the Grand Prix course. ventura had several additional place - Prix on the national level. My horse is ments: eighth with swagger, ninth with great! i’ve only had him for a year and i’m the $25,000 Grand Prix of German - helen, and 13th with quan. starting to figure him out and click better town, presented by Conway services, is two phenomenal young riders were in with him. he’s a very honest, well rounded the highlight of the show on saturday the Grand Prix competition this year: 14- horse.” Mattie Hatcher on Hands Free – the night. this is one of several important year-old Mattie hatcher was the youngest the second youngest rider in the Grand youngest rider in the Grand Prix at 14 shows on the Grand Prix circuit through rider in the competition, riding hands Prix was 15-year-old Jorja rose Jones, rid - years old. (Sierra Hotel Image ) the mid-south. Many competitors at Ger - Free, who had three rails down to place ing diane Masters’ light show. she also mantown had just competed in the 20th. Mattie also rode hands Free in the had a few knockdowns and placed 22nd. showed such promise that she accompa - $40,000 Music Country Grand Prix at Junior/ao Jumper Classic, as a warm up. Jorja placed well in other jumper classes nied Masters stables to hits (horses in Brownland Farm on June 4th in Franklin, her trainer Michael tokaruk said, “We got this weekend, riding horses for Chris the sun), in ocala, Florida, for the winter tn. david Jennings won the Brownland him about a year ago for her and she is on richards and diane Masters. she won the series from January to March. the next Grand Prix on denegue and placed third track to be on the Zone seven team for the 1.30/1.40m Junior/ao Jumper class with year Jorja moved to ohio full time, en - with Blue Moon 22. david won the Ger - north american Junior/young rider light show. she was first with quebec in rolling in school online to keep up with her mantown Grand Prix with Blue Moon 22. Championship this summer in Colorado. the useF talent search, in schooling studies, and training full time with diane show Manager and course designer Mattie has just started showing him in the Jumper, and third in Modified Jumper and her stable of talented horses. Philip devita designed a particularly dis - 1.40m and Grand Prix level this year.” the 1.20m. she was first with Waterford in Jorja returned to hits in 2015 and criminating course this year, with several naJyrC takes place at the Colorado schooling Jumper. 2016. this year at the three-month winter combinations, some tough turns, and max - horse Park, July 26-31. Jorja began at GChs in the rachael series, she rode six horses, four of whom imum height jumps to challenge the best Mattie rode hands Free in her first smith Memorial Costume Class. By age she showed for other people. her easy, of the best. the course produced only two Grand Prix at the Brownland Farm spring 11, she was showing her pony, Charlie natural style became recognizable as she clear rounds: the first by Michael tokaruk show in May. Mattie is a new 2016 ogilvy Brown, in the hunter ring. Jorja’s mother, competed in the huge stadium at hits. aboard Cupid shuffle, and the second by equestrian ambassador, and she hails from victoria hickerson, is a riding instructor, two of the horses she rode were from Blue Moon 22, piloted by david Jennings. little rock, ar where she attended Pu - so Jorja grew up with a leg up (so to Masters stables. light show, Jorja’s fa - Coming first into the jump off, tokaruk laski academy. Mattie juggles a very busy speak) in learning how to ride. vorite horse, won the $5000 (1.40 meter) again produced a clear round in an amaz - sports schedule. in addition to riding, she in 2012, Jorja had the opportunity to Junior Jumper Classic, over 13 other en - ing 40.367 seconds. the crowd was ec - plays soccer, basketball, and runs. “i’d spend the summer in ohio with diane tries. static and on the edge of their seats as much rather be riding,” she said. Masters at Masters show stables. she www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 17 .

David Jennings “coming and going” on S&L Puppy Love in the Gambler’s Choice jumper class. This class allows fences to be jumped in either direction. David and S&L Puppy Love were second. (below) Adria Lehmann riding Colina, the winner with 1300 points. ( photos by Nancy Brannon ) the class is sponsored by the extended Gambler’s family of the late harold Walker. this was harold’s favorite class at the Germantown Charity horse show, and the family has Choice had a trophy custom-made just for this thursday night’s GChs performance class. featured the exciting Gambler’s Choice this year’s winner was adria lehmann jumper class. in this class, the fences are with 1300 points, riding linda stenzel’s assigned point values, and the riders can Colina. david Jennings was second on decide which jumps and in what order s&l Farms’ s&l Puppy love. adam they want to take them in order to accu - sklansky was third on Wave on Wave, mulate the most points within the time who was the first to go in the class. Max - limit. after this round, the riders then have ine shatten came in fourth on one of the the option to take the Joker fence, worth two horses she rode – east Bound and 200 points. if cleared, they add 200 points down with 1090 points. ashley shaw rode to their score. But if any rails are knocked her Curiel Boston to fifth. Carlos aram - down, 200 points are deducted from their buro was sixth on stitch. danielle tursky score. had the lowest score of the class, -40. Versatility Challenge tuesday evening’s performance at the GChs, June 7, 2016 was the $5,000 GChs hunter/Jumper versatility Chal - lenge. this class honors the tradition of Barney Mallace’s horse keepsake, a 1990 dutch Warmblood who was noted for her versatility in winning both in the hunter Lauren Taylor riding vDL Zingaro H ring and the jumper ring. there are two shows lovely hunter style in the jumper rounds in this competition: a hunter-style phase of the versatility Challenge. judged round in which the horses jump 3’3” to 3’6” and a jumper course looking for fastest clear round. the top 12 hunters from round one come back for round two. overall winner is the highest point total from both rounds. in addition to prize money, the winner receives the keepsake Perpetual trophy donated by Peggy Jones The versatility Challenge winner, and Barney Mallace. Café Crema, Colleen Acosta riding this year’s versatility Challenge win - ner was Café Crema, with Colleen acosta isabella Baxter. Fourth was Walk this Michael Tokaruk, riding Walk This riding. last year’s winner, White light - Way, Michael tokaruk in the irons. and Way, placed 4th in the versatility Chal - Chief, Isabella Baxter riding, in the ning, placed second this year with sarah fifth was vdl Zingaro h, lauren taylor lenge. jumper phase of the versatility Chal - young riding. third was Chief, ridden by riding. lenge. 18 . July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com Music Country Grand Prix photos by Brenda Black if you had your wish of riders to be at the nashville Classic horse show, held June 1-5, 2016 at Brownland Farm in Franklin, tn, it might be david Jennings. david had two (each) firsts and sec - onds in the Modified Jumper 1.40m classes – on four different horses: s&l Puppy love (1st), divance (2nd), donegue (2nd), and Blue Moon 22 (1st). then he came back to place on three of these horses in the $40,000 Music Country Grand Prix: first on donegue, third on (above) David Jennings rode Donegue to first place in the Music Country Grand Sometimes mishaps happen, this time Blue Moon 22, seventh on s&l Puppy Prix. (below) to Gucci De Muze, Gustavo Prato rid - love, and ninth on aventador. david ing. Both horse & rider were uninjured. earned $22,302 for his weekend’s jumper rides.

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Friday evening’s performance at the GCHS began with the $2500 Pony Hunter Classic - 2nd Round and the $5,000 Germantown Hunter Classic - 2nd Round. (left & below left) Rumpleminze, riden by Mary Mac Collins, won the Pony Hunter Classic. (right & below right) Coronado, ridden byAshley Hotz, won the David Q. Wright Memorial Germantown Hunter Classic. (below) Al Capony, ridden by Anna Merritt McQuilllen. The pair finished in 8th place.

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was eleventh with ricardo. GCHS the opening Ceremony featured Joe lester riding champion tennessee walk - ing horse designer Champagne. after the Wednesday opening star spangled Banner came the cutest future riders: the lead line class. evening then it was Gypsy vanner time, as the show welcomed Gypsy vanner hunter there was some tough competition for hack. Wednesday evening’s opening jumper sidesaddle riders were back for the class, the Welcome stake. Michael sidesaddle hunter hack, with laura shif - tokaruk took the win and $4500 prize on flette winning with easy afternoon. Pam Baton rouge. david Jennings was second anderson and rebel held second place. with aventador and third with Blue Moon the folks from local tv and radio 22, picking up $4600 for the combined media entered the ring next, on smooth placings. shannon hicks placed fourth riding tennessee Walking horses and rack - with helen Gilbert’s emir d, and Miguel ing horses. Weatherman Jim Jaggers heard ventura was fifth with helen. shannon the familiar “go Jim go” chant from sup - hicks was back for the sixth place award porters in the audience. with Carit dMZ. tokaruk was back for then it was time for the super-fast step - seventh place with Cupid shuffle and for ping Paso Finos in open Pleasure. tenth place with eminem. Gustavo Prato Following, it was back to the Gypsy placed eighth with Carna Z hM and Sidesaddle classes were a new feature of the 2016 GCHS. Pam Anderson on vanners with open english Pleasure. twelfth with venecia. Carlos aramburo Rebel (left) and Laura Shiflette with Easy Afternoon shared the spotlight Wednes - laughlin was the winner, ridden by ashley was ninth with stitch, and audrey Muscari day evening ( Nancy Brannon photos ) sarkozi, owned by Beth hardy. www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 21 . AJ De Leyer By Nancy Brannon Most folks at horse shows don’t pay a lot of personal attention to the members of the jump crew. at the Germantown Char - ity horse show (GChs), show Manager Philip devita’s crew were a group of hus - tling, hard working young men who could set up, change, and dismantle courses with speed and skill. But one young member of the crew had a historic horse show con - nection that few realized: a J de leyer, the grandson of harry de leyer, was Philip devita, aJ said. “i really respect he rides for his father, trains, breaks, with. i've ridden my whole life. i get along among those hustling jump crew members this guy.” and a J has seen quite a bit in and shows horses in jumper classes, equi - with them. i learned from every horse i at the GChs. his short life, who, by the way, just turned tation, and hunters, as well as hunt seat ever rode.” de leyer loved horses from andreas John, “a J,” de leyer consid - 21. medal classes. “i love thoroughbreds!” he childhood, and a J follows that tradition. ers himself unique among jump crew his father, Johannis, “John,” deleyer, said. “We need more thoroughbreds in the he is on a mission to learn from every members. he’s the only one who rides and can be seen pictured as the one-year-old sport.” John deleyer, owns north Fork horse and horseman he meets. trains horses, foxhunts, shows frequently on the back of snowman, “the eighty Farm in tomball, texas. he is also MFh, at hunter/jumper shows – and works as dollar Champion,” as portrayed in eliza - huntsman and owner of the 24 hounds of jump crew. beth letts’ book. But folks may also be fa - the longacre hunt Club. a J is a whipper- a J wants to own his own farm some miliar with harry deleyer’s other in with his father’s hunt and says, “that’s day with his own horse business. But be - champion, dutch Crown, his famous the sport that got me riding!” fore he does, he has spent the last three Grand Prix horse. his grandfather owns nederland Farm years learning all he can from some of the “My grandfather came to the u.s. with in dyke, virginia, near Charlottesville. aJ top professionals in the country. aJ spends $50 in his pocket because the nazis took refered to an august 2011 article in USA a lot of time on the road traveling all over over his farm in holland,” aJ explained Today by Craig Wilson about his famous the country to horse shows. this summer his family history. “My grandfather had grandfather that describes “the de leyer he’s working jump crews at saratoga and lots of kids to help run the farm. there way with horses,” harry’s immense talent lake Placid after finishing in German - were only two girls in the family; the rest with horses, and the “galloping grandfa - town. his strong work ethic comes from were boys. My dad says he lived a hard ther” who was still riding every day. Wil - his grandfather and his dad. “Go earn your life, riding difficult horses. then he got the son quotes harry about horses: “they're a respect,” aJ said his dad told him. “you best out of the horses and, ultimately, went lot stronger than we are. they're quicker. learn so much” from professionals like to Madison square Gardens.” they're easier to teach, easier to get along

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©MSHR 22 . July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com dressage & eventing Kim Gentry and Leonardo Luhmühlen by Catherine Austen Win Grand Prix at Tryon German rider andreas dibowski wonderful spon - jumped a faultless clear round in the final sors and the peo - Jumping phase to hold on to his overnight ple who have lead with it’s Me XX and win luhmühlen helped me get to CCi4* (Ger), June 16-19, 2016 presented this point. thank by dhl, penultimate leg of the Fei Clas - you for believing sics™ 2015/2016. in us!” she com - there was no margin for error for the mented on the 50-year-old, as second-placed Maxime tryon interna - livio and qalao des Mers (Fra) jumped tional equestrian clear with less than two penalties between Center: “What an the top two. But dibowski held his nerve awesome facil - in front of his enthusiastic home crowd on ity!” susanne heigel’s 12-year-old ex-race - (above) Andreas Dibowski GER rid - kim has been horse, a son of the epsom derby winner ing It's Me XX on cross country and working with leo kahyasi. read the full article online. (below) in stadium jumping. over the last sev - (Pics: Eventing Photo ) eral months to de - velop the technical aspects of the Grand Prix movements and to develop more strength and con - fidence in the horse in the arena. “the environ - ment in these large, interna - Maxime Livio FRA riding Qalao des tional arenas can Mers on cross country be very tense, and horses sense that,” kim explained. DRESSAGE TRAINING and LESSONS By Nancy Brannon “leo is a very sensitive horse and can get In the Memphis area hot and tense in these environments. now news travels fast on the internet. Posted he’s more settled when we go into the TRAINER on hkM Georgia usa facebook page PPEEGGGGYY GGAABBOOUURRYY ~~ TRAINER arena. he’s now relaxed and settled in the was: “hkM usa team rider kim Gen - Phone: 901-853-1815 warm-up, and i have the same horse when try and leo win the Grand Prix at tryon i go into the arena. the tryon test was our international equestrian Center. Congrat - Website: cranesfielddressage.com best Grand Prix to date!” ulations kim! and happy for you to be Email: [email protected] her training with leo continues. part of the team!” “We’re still developing more strength in at “news” on the oak hill ranch, Fol - piaffe and passage. our goal is to accom - som, la website: “Congratulations to kim plish this and bring our scores up to the Gentry and leonardo for winning Grand Dressage 70% mark over the next year,” kim said. Prix at tryon with a 68.4%!” “We have the piaffe and passage work at basics can be the 2016 tryon summer dressage home, but in the test, the movements come show, June 18-19, at the tryon interna - up quickly. leo needs a little more useful in ALL tional equestrian Center in Mill spring, strength and confidence so that the move - nC, was a benchmark for kim Gentry and ments are ‘there’ in the test.” equestrian leonardo. at this show kim and leo kim and leo also won both Grand Prix placed third in their first Grand Prix open disciplines. classes at Chattahoochee hills, at division test, scoring 61.300%, under Bouchaert Farm in Fairburn, Georgia, Judge kristi Wysocki “s”. kim analyzed • May 28-29, 2016. their scores were her ride: “leo warmed up great for our 67.1% both days. at this show, kim rode Improve your saturday test, but he got tense when we another horse, Fine art, who won the went into the big international ring. there Four-year-old young horse Champi - horse’s was construction going on ring side, and a onship qualifier with 80.0%! “riding a 4 nail gun going off the whole time through year old at his first two shows in the useF performance! our test. We had a quite a few mistakes in young horse qualifiers and riding leo in the test as he was not 100% focused on the Grands Prix definitely tested my rid - me.” But they came back in their second ing skill set!” kim said. test to win the Grand Prix with an as - ©MSHR Photo by sharon Packer, official Pho - tounding score of 68.400%, under Judge CRANESFIELD FARM tographer for dressage, tryon interna - sue kolstad “s”! tional equestrian Center. see more photos 7295 Hwy 194 kim Gentry wrote on her facebook at: www.sharonpacker.com/# page: “Many, many big thank yous to my WILLISTON, TN 38076 www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 23 . Following the first jogs, riders rode Doss Sisters their dressage tests. the usea has created a specific test for the long format events which is to be ridden in a standard arena, at Indiana rather than the traditional small arena. rid - ers could participate in steeplechase clin - Horse Trials ics and were encouraged to hack their roads and tracks path before the cross By Meredith Tipton country day on saturday. in order to preserve the traditional long the clinician for the novice three-day format of eventing, several horse trials was eventing legend, dorothy Crowell. around the county are holding lower level she led the novice competitors in a stee - three-day events for riders at the Beginner plechase school and a cross country course novice, novice, and training levels. the walk, and was available to answer any indiana eventing association holds a long questions that arose through the weekend. format three-day event each year along after dressage, sydney and her mount Sydney and Trav in the jog for sound - with their recognized June horse trials. road less traveled went into cross coun - ness this year two young riders from Mis - try day on their dressage score of 34.1 sissippi qualified to compete in the iea after both roads and tracks and steeple - chase, sydney and “trav” jumped double novice three day event. sisters Cassidy Sydney and Trav on the steeplechase clear on cross country to go into show and sydney doss, who train at river run course (above) and on the cross country jumping – still on their dressage score. eventing in hernando, Ms, traveled to course (below). edinburgh, indiana to participate. on the morning of show jumping, horses and riders entered in the three- horses and riders had to present for a sec - day event were put through the normal ond jog to determine soundness before the phases of a regular long format event. the final phase of jumping began. after pass - competition started with a vet inspection, ing the final jogs, sydney and trav in which the mount’s temperature, pulse, jumped a double clear show jumping and respiration were taken along with per - round and moved up to finish in eighth tinent health information. riders then had place. sydney was the youngest rider and a briefing on roads and tracks, as well as the highest placed Junior rider in the divi - the 10 minute box procedure. horses and sion! she also received the Best Condi - riders then had their first jogs in front of a tioned horse award for the novice 3-day, panel of veterinarians. unfortunately, due which is determined by the vet check after cross country day. Sydney and Trav on the show jump - to an untimely abscess, Cassidy's mount ing course. was not able to continue in the event.

(above) D’Jango Jazz, ridden by Ash - ley Sarkozi, winner of the Dressage Suitability class. (right) Line-up of the feathered horses for final judging. (photos by Nancy Brannon) Gypsy Vanner Dressage

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(above right) An exciting feature of the GCHS is the Speed Racking Classes. The audience gets excited, as do the riders and horses, as they turn on the speed and Rack On! ( photos by Nancy Brannon )

Michael Gascon on Baba Lu Substituto de unite, Jaime Gascon

(above) Jacob Parks won the Novice Speed Racking Class with Willard’s Rowdy Who. He was back in Saturday night’s Speed Racking Finals to win on Django, riding for owner Anthony Williams. ( photos by Nancy Brannon ) Norman Timbs, El valeroso de LM Tim Martin with Directa BF 26 . July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com driving Driving at the GCHS photos by Nancy Brannon there were a variety of driving events at the German - town Charity horse show, from very formal pleasure driv - ing to the fast paced obstacle Course (like barrel racing for carriages) and the Carriage scurry races. in thursday night’s obstacle Course, first to go was Wanda Chancellor, driving rollingwoods Movin’ on up. then sarah Foster had her turn driving lace Cap. Michael tokaruk made his debut as a navigator behind Maria Wanda Chancellor withRollingwoods Movin’ On up Sarah Foster driving Lace Cap roberts driving rollingwoods Cookie time. he learned his job well, as he leaned around the turns to keep the car - riage upright. the last entry of this class really turned on the speed and drove the course Chester Weber-like, to the crowd’s loud cheering and applause! Bob Giles won the class, driv - ing the course in 51.002 seconds with sd sterling. sarah Foster was second with lace Cap. rollingwoods Cookie time, with Maria roberts driving, was third. Wanda Chan - cellor was fourth with rollingwoods Movin’ on up. Pam anderson’s rebel was fifth, and kt Barnabus driven by laura shiflette, was sixth with the slowest time of the class, at 125.79. in Friday evening’s scurry races, sarah Foster was back with lace Cap for some fast, precision driving to win the class. Maria Roberts with Rollingwoods Cookie Time SD Sterling, driven by Bob Giles, Ellen Myers owner a fan favorite at the GChs is the Carriage dog Class.

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Nealy Dalton Lane Mitchell the men’s team, which became the first program east of ut Martin accounted for two of the final 12 contest - the Mississippi river to win the CnFr championship in ants in tie down roping, but unfortunately neither cowboy 2014, was ranked no. 4 in the nation with 5,965 points would record an official score in the finals tonight. Ben and made its 43rd consecutive trip to the CnFr. Walker finished 10th nationally with an average of 31.3 Feather river College took home the team title with while slade Bronson’s 39.8 average came in 12th place Tanner Phipps 1,000 points over the weeklong rodeo. Four ut Martin out of 46 competitors. cowboys competed for a shot at an individual national the 2016 CnFr marked the 43rd straight year that the CasPer, Wyo. – the 68th annual College national championship tonight, as the top 12 scorers in each event ut Martin men’s team advanced to the postseason. this Finals rodeo was held June 12-18, 2016 in Casper, took center stage to determine the best of the best. season, the ut Martin men’s squad won five of its 10 reg - Wyoming at the Casper events Center. Widely known as Marcus theriot of east Mississippi Community Col - ular season rodeos and an ozark region championship the “rose Bowl” of college rodeo, the CnFr is a week - lege took home the title of Men’s all around and Men’s on its way to achieving a no. 4 national ranking heading long event where the national intercollegiate rodeo as - rookie, with 510 total points. into the CnFr. sociation crowns individual champions in nine different the Women’s all around champion was danyelle Find more information about the College national Fi - events. More than 400 cowboys and cowgirls from over Williams of Blue Mountain Community College with 340 nals rodeo and full scores at: http://cnfr.com/ and on face - 100 universities and colleges compete at the CnFr each total points. book at CnFr: College national Finals rodeo. year after taking part in one of the nira’s 11 regions for ut Martin’s lane Mitchell and east Mississippi’s Mar - Congratulations to the 2016 champions! a chance to rope or ride at the national event. cus theriot finished in the top-five nationally in team rop - tie-down roping – Marcus theriot, east Mississippi the university of tennessee at Martin men’s team, ing after a solid effort this evening. the duo posted a Community College competing for its second national championship, finished score of 9.1 seconds to place fifth out of 50 teams with a Men’s all-around – Marcus theriot, east Mississippi in 14th place with a total of 315 points in the event. the 22.0 average. Community College ut Martin men’s team came off another ozark region tanner Phipps competed in bareback riding, but ran Men’s rookie – Marcus theriot, east Mississippi championship in the 2015-16 season, the team’s 14th into some tough luck and did not compile a score. he fin - Community College since head coach John luthi joined the program in 1997. ished 12th out of 36 with an average score of 211.0.

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Please contact the individuals listed for additional information and to verify dates. entries must be received by deadline date to ensure inclusion in the print edition. AGRICENTER SHOWPLACE ARENA union Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 3099 BARREL RACING EVENTING JuL. 7-10 : Charmayne James barrel race West union. Woodstock Cuba Ghost riders. JuL. 8-10 : hattiesburg, Ms. Forrest County AuG. 6-7 : new Market, tn. river Glen clinic 3 pm. info: lydia holland 901-282-9709 Multi-Purpose Center. summer turn n Burn summer horse trials JuL. 29-31 : Wtqha show CLINICS / CLASSES 4d Barrel race GAITED HORSE SHOWS AuG. 3-5 : Battle in the saddle Barrel race JuL. 7-10 : Memphis, tn. show Place arena. JuL. 9 : Winchester, tn. southern Middle tn JuL. 21-22 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Coli - CANTON MULTIPURPOSE CENTER Charmayne James barrel race clinic Pavilion. nBha race. info: lana Blanken - seum. tWhBea World versatility show JuL. 18-19 : Ms state 4h horsemanship JuL. 21-24 : thompson’s staion, tn. Jaeckle ship 931-247-2340 JuL. 23 : Cleveland, tn. tri-state exhibition Clinic Center. therasage-equine Massage Certifica - JuL. 15 : Meridian, Ms. lauderdale Co. agri - Center. uPha saddlebred show AuG. 6 : Ms Mounted shooters assn. tion. info: www.therasageemc.com center. Moonlight summer runnin' 5d. info: JuL. 24-30 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Coli - AuG. 19-20 : Ms Congress JuL. 22-23 : thompson's staion, tn. Jaeckle lisa Pevey 601-934-1765 seum. Whoa Grand Championship show AuG. 27 : MBha Barrel race Center. Whole horse Wellness veterinary Ce JuL. 22 : Jackson, Ms. kirk Fordice equine AuG. 6 : Cleveland, tn. tri-state exhibition FORREST CO. MULTI PURPOSE CTR seminar. www.thejaecklecentre.com Center. Blowout for Cystic Fibrosis. info: Center. al state nrha horse show JuL. 1-3 : Fire it up team roping JuL. 22-24 : liberty, sC. stoneridge eques - Misty 228-860-4708 or info@platinumbarrel - AuG. 20 : Cleveland, tn. tri-state exhibition JuL. 8-10 : turn n Burn Barrel race trian Center. sport horse Clinic. info: kim - races.com Center. tn state nrha racking horse show AuG. 12-13 : Bulls, Bands & Barrels berly douglas (615) 279-8490; (901) AuG. 5-7 : Memphis, tn. showPlace arena. HUNTER/JUMPER GERMANTOWN CHARITY ARENA 299-7818; [email protected] Battle in the saddle Finale. info: nicole shin - JuN. 29-JuL. 3 : Franklin, tn. Brownland AuG. 26-27 : MegFord schooling show JuL. 29-31 : starkville, Ms. Ms horse Park. holt: (901) 650-4474 Farm. Brownland summer MISSISSIPPI HORSE PARK Path intn'l. region 5 Conference AuG. 6 : Meridian, Ms. lauderdale Co. agri - JuL. 6-10 : Franklin, tn Brownland Farm. JuL. 29-31 : Path intn'l. region 5 Conf. AuG. 19-21 : thompson's staion, tn. Jaeckle center. MBha Ms07 5d. info: lisa Pevey Mid-south Classic AuG. 14, 28 : usta harness race Center. Clinton anderson 3-day Fundamentals 601-934-1765 JuL. 9-10 : talbott, tn. Walnut Grove stables ROANE STATE EXPO CENTER Clinic. info: Melanie Fransen 859-492-7348 AuG. 12-14 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Col - 423-737-3287; [email protected] JuL. 1-3: east tn Cutting horse assn. or [email protected] liseum. tn iBra state Championship JuL. 16-17 : knoxville, tn. Fiesta Farm. et JuL. 9 : national Barrel horse association COWBOY CHURCH AuG. 20 : Petersburg tn. tally ho arena. hJa show: susan kuliasha 865-604-4863 JuL. 14-17 : tn reining horse association MONDAy : Circle Cross Church. 7 p.m. stan nMha race. info: lana Blankenship 931- [email protected] JuL. 23-24 : smoky Mountain horse show (901)848-4959; [email protected] 247-2340 JuL. 23 : Murfreesboro, tn. hunters Court JuL. 29-30 : nBra Barrel race MONDAy : Bells, tn. Bible study meetings. AuG. 21 : Cleveland, tn. tri-state exhibition stable. 615-896-4185 AuG. 13-14 : volunteer state Pinto 7 p.m. Marty overton’s, 4051 Cherryville rd. Center. lucky run Barrel race JuL. 23-24 : knoxville, tn. select sport AuG. 13 : national Barrel horse assn Marty 731-225-0237 or Clint 731-983-0511 AuG. 27 : iron City tn. iron City arena. horses. ethJa show. Jocelyn Gibson 865- AuG. 19-21 : Pony of the americas TuESDAy : richland, Ms. his Brand Cow - nBha race. info: amber Case 985-320-9661 724-6773 [email protected] AuG. 27-28 : tn Paint horse show boy Church, 1631 Cleary rd. 7 p.m. info: AuG. 27 : Canton Ms. Canton Multipurpose JuL. 30 : olive Branch, Ms. oak view sta - TENNESSEE LIVESTOCK CENTER (601) 543-6023; [email protected] Center. MBha Barrel race. Janna sutton bles schooling show. info: 662-895-4544 AuG. 19-21 : tn Paso Fino volunteer spirit TuESDAy : Wynne, ar. Cr 381. three 904-305-3995 www.oakviewstables.net show trees Cowboy Church. supper 6:30 pm; serv - COWBOY MOUNTED SHOOTING AuG. 6 : Fayetteville, tn. riverdale MthJa TENNESSEE MILLER COLISEUM ices 7 pm. info: Jimmy 870-261-2505 AuG. 6 : Canton, Ms. Canton Multipurpose show JuL. 7-10 : ustrC eastern Championships SuNDAy : longtown, Ms. 548 Bryant lane. Center. Ms Mounted shooters assn. AuG. 26-27: Germantown, tn. MegFord JuL. 14-17 : east Coast reined Cow horse Bryant lane Cowboy Church. 10:30 am. info: AuG. 6-7 : shelbyville, tn. Clearview Farm. show. www.megford.com JuL. 21-22 : tWhBea World versatility Bro. scott urban 662-501-0031 Western Mounted shooters. info: darren AuG. 27 : Franklin, tn. Brownland Farm. no JuL. 24-30 : Whoa international Grand SuNDAy : Wynne, ar. Cr 381. three trees (931) 632-0408 Frills iii Championship Cowboy Church. Fellowship B'fast 9:30 am. CUTTING HORSE EVENTS PAINT / PINTO HORSE AuG. 3-7 : american vaulting assn. national Worship 10 am. info: Jimmy: 870-261-2505 JuN. 30-JuL. 7 : Batesville, Ms. arena one. JuL. 9 : lebanon, tn. Ward agricultural Cen - Championships HORSE & TACK SALES liberty Circuit ter. tn Paint horse Club show AuG. 12-14 : tn iBra state Championship JuL. 16 : Mize, Ms. Meadows livestock JuL. 1-3 : harriman tn. roan state. east tn AuG. 27-28 : harriman, tn. roane state. tn barrel race horse & tack sale. info: larry or diane Cutting horse association Paint horse Club show AuG. 19-21 : Music City arabian show Meadows: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777. JuL. 9-10 : Forest, Ms. Central Ms Cha PASO FINO/ PERUVIAN PASOS AuG. 26-28 : Ctda ole south dressage larrymeadows.com. facebook: Meadows JuL. 8-16 . Batesville, Ms. arena one. dixie AuG. 19-21 : Murfreesboro, tn. tn live - TRI-STATE EXHIBITION CENTER livestock sales region ustPa stock Center. tn Paso Fino volunteer spirit JuL. 2-3 : smoky Mtn. horse show series JuL. 30 : Mize, Ms. Meadows livestock JuL. 16 . Pontotc, Ms. northeast Ms Cha show. info: lee ann Maley 991-483-1341 JuL. 6-8 : Pony Club Camp horse & tack sale. info: larry or diane JuL. 17 : lebanon, tn. CMCha POLO JuL. 23 : nrha saddlebred horse show Meadows: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777. AuG. 25-28 . Batesville, Ms. arena one. JuL. 15 : Franklin, tn. harlinsdale Farm. AuG. 6 : al state nrha horse show larrymeadows.com. facebook: Meadows Mid-south Cha 6:15 pm. international Match. info: AuG. 13-14 : smoky Mtn. horse show series livestock sales AuG. 29-SEP. 2 : Batesville, Ms. arena one. www.franklinpolo.com AuG. 20 : tn state nrha racking horse AuG. 6 : thaxton, Ms. 11347 hwy. 6. horse - north Ms. Cha JuL. 23-24 : rossville, tn .usPa sports - AuG. 21 : lucky run Barrel race man Central livestock. tack sale: 10 am. DRESSAGE manship Cup TUNICA ARENA & EXPO CNTR horse sale: 1 pm. info: 662-790-3699. JuL. 16-17 : lynnville, tn. Circle G ranch. QUARTER HORSE SHOWS JuL. 1-3 : Mid-south quarter horse show www.larryMeadows.com dressage at Circle G summer Fun show info: JuL. 1-3 : tunica, Ms. expo Center. Mid- JuL. 13-24 : Palomino World horse show AuG. 20 : Mize, Ms. Meadows livestock 931-922-3464. www.circlegranchevent.com south quarter horse show AuG. 6-7 : ustPa regionals horse & tack sale. info: larry or diane JuL. 16 : Ctda double h Farm JuL. 13-24 : tunica, Ms. expo Center. AuG. 12-14 : Jx2 team roping Meadows: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777. AuG. 6 : Ctda travelers rest Farm Palomino World horse show UT MARTIN EQUESTRIAN larrymeadows.com. facebook: Meadows AuG. 6 : lexington, ky. Masterson station JuL. 29-31 : Memphis, tn. show Place AuG. 12-14 : West tn qh assn. show livestock sales Park. horse aid live dressage show & arena. summer Circuit. info: www.wtqha.org WILLIAMSON COUNTY AG EXPO SPECIAL EVENTS Comb. test. info: 859-699-3334. AuG. 13-14 : Martin, tn. ut Martin ag AuG. 10-13 : Williamson County Fair JuL. 22-24 : lexington, ky. ky horse Park. www.horseaidlive.org Pavilion. hot to trot Circuit. info: LITTLE BRITCHES RODEO BreyerFest. info: www.Breyerhorses.com or AuG. 26-28 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Coli - www.wtqha.org JuL. 5-10 : nlBFr Finals rodeo 800-413-3348 seum. ole south dressage. RANCH HORSE 4-H/USPC JuL. 30 : Jamestown, tn. east Fork stables. http://wordpress.tndressage.com JuL. 17-23 : Cloverdale, in. World Champi - JuL. 18-19 : Canton, Ms. Canton Multipur - eXCa races. info: 931-879-1179. DRIVING onship show. info: [email protected] or pose Center. state 4h horsemanship Clinic AuG. 20-21 & 27-28 : Memphis tn. shelby JuL. 1-3 : lexington, ky. kentucky horse call 606-721-2963 JuL. 27-31 : Mills spring, nC. tryon int'l. Farms Park. Jousting at Mid-south renais - Park. 6th annual Carriage assn. of america REINING equestrian Center. us Pony Club Champ. east sance Fair. www.midsouthrenfair.com Carriage Festival. info: www.carriagefesti - JuL. 14-17 : harriman, tn. roane state expo FIRST SuNDAy : Millington, tn. West val.com. Jill ryder (859) 231-0971 Center. tnrha autumn reins www.midsouthhorsereview.com July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review 39 . RODEOS & BULL RIDING info: adam Presley 423-595-5409 /facebook JuL. 8-9 : Gallatin, tn. 1333 triple Creek FIRST & THIRD SATuRDAy : somerville, Pkwy. info: 865-555-9154 tn. Community livestock Center. info: JuL. 15-16 : Columbia, tn. Maury County tommy riles 901-485-0203 Fairgrounds. iPra rodeo. info 800-639-9002 STOCK HORSE/ COW HORSE Mid-South Horse Review JuL. 16 : new albany, Ms. union County JuL. 14-17 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Coli - agri Center. dsra/iPra rodeo. info: 662- seum. east Coast reined Cow horse Classic. 252-4634 http://ecrchc.com CCllaassssiiffiieeddss JuL. 22-23 : holly springs, Ms. knotty TEAM PENNING / RANCH SORTING to place a Classified ad, call (901) 867-1755 or email: Bolden Memorial rodeo. info: 662-252-4634 JuL. 9 : Bowling Green, ky. Wku ag expo [email protected] JuL. 28-29 : Cookville, tn. Putnam County Center. southern ky team Penning assoc. Fairgrounds. info: 270-269-2000 11:30 am. info: 270-792-3868. BOARDING aqha excellent bloodlines and disposi - JuL. 29-30 : springfield, tn. robertson Co. AuG. 6 : Bowling Green, ky. Wku ag expo BoardinG. raintree equestrian Center. tion. Bays and Palominos. Colts, yearlings, & Fairgrounds. iPra rodeo info: 800-639-9002 Center. southern ky team Penning assoc. olive Branch, Ms. self Board $125. Partial broodmares. $500 - $1500. 662-292-0368 or AuG. 19-20 : nashville, tn. Bridgestone 11:30 am. info: 270-792-3868. Board $175 and Full Board $410. round pen, 662-292-7384 7-1tp arena. PBr's Music City knockout. pbr.com www.sktpa.weebly.com lighted arena, turnout pastures, & hot/cold wash EMPLOYMENT ROPING AuG. 6-7 : tunica, Ms. expo Center. ustPa racks. lessons, pony parties, horse camp, horse horse-drawn carriage drivers needed. JuL. 7-10 : Murfreesboro, tn. Miller Coli - regionals sales, and leasing available. www.raintreee - downtown Memphis. Will train; no experience seum. ustrC eastern Championships TRAIL RIDES / TRAIL CHALLENGE questrian.com. (901) 857-4074. necessary. uptowncarriages.com (901) 496- AuG. 12-14 : tunica, Ms. expo Center. Jx2 JuL. 4-SEP 3 : Pegram, tn. Bucksnort trail 7-rtfn 2128. 7-rtfn team roping. info: www.jx2events.com rides. Weekend rides info: linda Baker southwind stables is located between hacks the Mid-South Horse Review seeks experi - TuESDAy : Moscow, tn. team roping (615) 662-7512. bucksnorttrailride.com/tn/ Cross and riverdale rd. on stateline rd. enced Graphic arts designer. Position for sales practice, sonny Gould arena, 1985 Poole rd. JuL. 15-17 : tuscumbia, al. Gardiner Farm. Boarding, leasing and lessons. Beginner and in - representative also available. Call tommy: 6-9 p.m. $25 info: (901) 491-1678. st. Jude trail ride & concerts. info: ann Jones termediate with options to show, in (901) 876-1755. e-mail resumé to: midsouth - www.Gouldropinhorses.com 256-446-5392 hunter/Jumper, eventing & dressage. 3 lighted [email protected] 7-rtfn TuESDAy : humboldt, tn. Goodrich arena. DEADLINE Calf roping, Breakaway, Gymnastics. 5:30-8 Deadline for the August issue: July 22 at 5 arenas, 1 covered with mirrors. Pasture & add'l EVENTS PM. info: 731-426-2530 pm. don’t be left out! 9 acres w/cross country jumps. hot/cold wash SADDLE CLUB SHOWS racks. Clubhouse w/ central heat & aC. trails Buck Creek st. Jude trail ride. sept. 22- FRIDAy. Millington, tn. Woodstock Cuba Parting Shots: around barn. Gated facility. stalls, private pad - 25, 2016. 95 Weaver road, alamo, tn 38001. saddle Club. start in May. info: John 901- C & W quarter horses, Barton, Ms, ex - docks & field turnout w/ run-in shelters. horse kimberly helton Band, Bobby Marquez, and 412-0327 or Pam 901-409-2485 hibit showing their Fourth of July theme won transportation locally. Full board starts at $475. david Ball weekend entertainment. FRIDAy : halls, tn. Flying h arena. the Most Beautiful award in the Costume (901) 828-4199 7-rtfn w w w .buckcreektrailride.org 7-1tb SECOND & FOuRTH FRIDAy : ripley, Class at the Germantown Charity horse hunter haven Farm.. Full board tn. ripley Bit and spur riding Club. info: show, tuesday night June 7, 2016. $250/month. equine retirement home in the Johnie Ford 731-413-9019 or luke hemby country w/50 acres of pasture. lots of tlC. 50 FARRIERS 731-413-3229 minutes from town. Call 901-359-1217. drW horseshoeinG. david Wentz. SATuRDAy : Mason, tn. Coyote run sad - 7-rtfn 23 years experience. Certified Journeyman i dle Club. info: facebook Green Gables stables. sits on 67 acres, lo - Farrier. natural and therapeutic shoeing for SATuRDAy : Brighton, tn. dacus riding cated at 4346 hwy. 304, hernando, Ms. We lame and performance horses. (662) 587-2485 Club. info: facebook dacus riding Club have recently remodeled our 17-stall barn. We 7-6tp SATuRDAy : Covington, tn. Covington have an indoor riding arena, circle arena, wash Pounders Farrier service. serving the tri- saddle Club. info: facebook bay, tack room, and 6 large pastures, and an state area since 1997. 901-268-9733. 7-rtfn SATuRDAy : hernando, Ms. hernando sad - owners' lounge for your comfort while on the dle Club. info: facebook SADDLE REPAIR ranch. Full Board $375, self Board $275. We saddle & taCk rePair: van's FIRST SATuRDAy . henry County saddle Club. april-oct. 6 pm. July show is July 9. also offer riding lessons. Call donna at (901) leather Craft. in stock new and used saddles rain date second sat. showbill on facebook. 870-1785 for more details. 7rtfn and horse health products. off hwy. 309, 1909 info: vicky 731-707-3423, Judy 731-697- Full/Partial Board. Multiple horse Bubba taylor rd., Byhalia, Ms. (662) 838- 3466, angela 731-431-8857. discounts. lots of trails, turnout, lighted arena, 6269 7-rtfn SECOND SATuRDAy . soddy daisy, tn. round pen, hot & cold wash bay, and restrooms. MISCELLANEOUS 9818 smith Morgan rd. saddle Pals riding olive Branch, Ms. Call Cyrilla (901) 604- Bo-Manx cats (Bob Cat & Manx ancestry). Club open horse shows. 2 pm. april - oct. 8925. 7-3tp 1972 original breeder. selling kittens and young tokaruk shoW staBles. Col - breeding stock. $100 each or $200 a pair. $200 lierville, tn. Finest quality hunter/ for baby spotted kittens. (901) 825-0986 JuMPer/equitation training, showing, spring Creek, tn. 7-1tp and horses for sale. www.tokaruk.com MSHR ADVERTISING 7-12tp Classifieds: $15 for the first 15 words! HAY AND FEED Mixed grass & legume horse quality hay. Your Horse Here 4'x5' round bales $40/roll. square bales avail - able $4.50/bale. all stored in barn. no chemi - cal herbicides or pesticides. shelby County, tn (901) 573-9074. 7-rtfn hay sale: last year's mixed grass rolls. $5 per roll. 901-485-4103 7-3tp HORSES FOR SALE sPeCial horse Wanted for dis - abled rider. registered quarter horse, no health issues. vet check & trial period re - quired (2 week minimum). 5 to 10 years old; ~Picture Classifieds~ between 14.3 & 16 hands high; smooth gaits (ideally western pleasure); good on trails and only $55 in an arena; knows its leads; smart, willing & A great way to sell in the Speed Rackers ramp up the pace on Thursday night, June 9, at the German - trainable. emily dilley, call or text (901) Mid-South Horse Review town Charity Horse Show. Rack On! ( photos by Nancy Brannon ) 734-0572; [email protected] (901) 867-1755 40 . July, 2016 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com