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2016 Open Shows Calendar June Edition 2016 Open Shows Calendar June Edition Go to http://www.mndra.com/Ride%20Schedule.htm for information on distance rides Go to www.outwestarena.com for information on OutWest Ranch Shows and Sorting Activities Bold = has classes for Arabians and/or HalfArabians Bold = Arabians Unplugged Circuit High Point Show Show Date Location Judge Contact Notes Madison Classic 5/26-29 Madison, WI Vicky Holston 262-560-9764 Kandi Klassic Morgan 5/26-30 Sauk Centre Lesley Lilligren 612-251-8231 open, eq ranch, dressage www.tri-state- & open horse.com WApHC Open Show 5/29 Manitowoc WI www.newphaonline.com NEWPHA show Arabian classes SIERA Charity Horse 5/29 Ottumwa IA Leslie Heemsbergen 641-684- www.sierahorse.com AHA OEIP Class A 6165 IA H Shows Assn Arabian/HA, and open classes NCMA WSCA Show 5/29 Sauk Centre Lyle Wick 651-429-4900 Eng/Western Pleasure Summerfest 6/3-5 Cannon Falls Bill Couch 952-432-7519 Academy, Schooling, Open, Eq, Tri-State [email protected] www.mnhorseshow.com Prairie State 6/3-5 Madison, WI Gail Kelce 815-978-2358 AHSI Drinkers of the 6/3-5 Fort Dodge IA Carolyn Hasbrook Notes - High Point Fun Shows Wind Show [email protected]. Creekview Riding 6/4 Brown County www.creekviewriding.com Arabian/Half Arabian classes (halter, Center Circuit Point Fairgrounds, performance and Native Costume) Show Green Bay WI sponsored by WAHA Hay Creek Valley SC 6/4 Ellsworth Wi Carole (651)380-3237 http://www.hcvsc.com driving, pleasure WSCA/GCSCA (near Red Wing) type halter, non-stock type western pleasure English classes. Payback classes sponsored by MN AHA Branch River Riders 6/5 Manitowoc www.newphaonline.com or Polly NEWPHA show County Expo Bonfigt (920)-973-2425 Center, WI No MN AHA ACS 6/5 Meeker Co Busswitz Lynda 320/493-5956 Double Judged AHA Community & WSCA and WSCA Frgnds Litchfield Tjohaas Jean 320/434-0686 Show www.northernmaha.com Saddlelite Riders 6/5 Northfield, Jolene Danner 651-387-7829. Pleasure show Bridle path, driving, WSCA Rainbow Arena pleasure type halter http://www.saddleliteriders.net CMHIA-WSCA 6/5 Verndale Betty Sundby? 218-631-1821 bridle path Central Mn Horse Improvement Assn Eau Claire Bit & Spur 6/5 Eau Claire, WI Katie Kenner 715-829-5283 Pleasure Show OEIP Chequamegon EZ 6/11-12 Bayfield Co Darla 715/372-5101 6/11 Pleasure type halter, bridlepath, Riders Frgnds Iron www.ezriders.net novice classes, AHA OEIP show River, Wi Ranch/Cattle show on 6/12 CMHIA-WSCA 6/11 Verndale? Judy Sundby 218-445-5849 bridle path Central Mn Horse Improvement Assn Creekview Riding 6/11 Brown County www.creekviewriding.com Arabian/Half Arabian classes (halter, Center Circuit Point Fairgrounds, performance and Native Costume) Show Green Bay WI sponsored by WAHA Double Judged Get Together 6/12 West Fargo, ND Laura Schwab http://ndarabianhorse.com ACS Show [email protected] CMHIA-WSCA 6/12 Bemidji Jessica Mistic 218-224-3212 bridle path Central Mn Horse Improvement [email protected] Assn Show Date Location Judge Contact Notes Island Riders 6/18 Pine Island 507-356-8557 Driving, pleasure type halter, non-stock GCSCA/WSCA http://islandriders.weebly.com/in type western pleasure English classes. dex.html Payback classes sponsored by MN AHA Hay Creek WSCA 6/18-19 Ellsworth Wi Kelly 715-781-1110 [email protected], pleasure halter Saturday, Pleasure Sheldon Quad Cty 6/18 Sibley IA Dawn Hunt (712) 724-5020 Driving class Riders Elaine Peterson (712) 324-3444 http://www.nihsa.com/2012%20Stuff/Sheld on%20-%20show%20bil.pdf Cannon Falls Ridge 6/18 Cannon Valley WSCA Youth , 4H & FFA show Riders Frgrnds SESDHSA 6/20 Madison SD 605-351-3058 Double Judged open halter. driving, http://sesdhsa.shutterfly.com/sh saddle seat pl and eq, gaited class, owbill pleasure type western pl Tanbark 6/22-25 St. Paul Sally Tesch 763-559-4896 open, eq, academy www.tri-state- horse.com IaAHA Summer 6/25-26 Ellsworth Eq V Ballou Sean Thurm 660-254-0783 Halter, Most Classic, Western, Saddle Spectacular All Center Iowa P Ross [email protected] Seat, Hunt Seat, Reining, Liberty, Breed Falls IA www.iaaha.com Leadline, Walk-Trot, Native Costume, Jackpots Games All Breeds welcome Oshgosh Charity 6/25-26 Oshkosh, WI Vicky Holston 262-560-9764 Open, Equitation www.tri-state-horse.com Shawano Area 6/26 Circle E Green www.newphaonline.com NEWPHA show Arabian Horsemans Assn Bay WI Siouxland 6/26 Madison SD 605-351-3058 open halter. driving, saddle seat pl and eq, http://sesdhsa.shutterfly.com/sh gaited class, pleasure type western owbill pleasure Lead, Lope N 7/2 Glenwood City, Kelly 715-781-1110 Pleasure type halter, non-stock type Speed Saddle Club WI western pleasure English classes Bit and Bridle 7/3 Aitken Co 218/831-2669 Pleasure show Frgrngs St Croix Riders 7/3 St Croix Arena Amy 715-772-4594 WSCA Open Horse Show Performance & Baldwin, WI Games Jackpot Classes Wasaka Riders 7/3-4 Glenwood Chris Staebler 320-589-4659 Pleasure show, jackpots, all payback games Greater Northwest 7/3-4 Osceola Cnty Charlotte Rollefson 712-461- Driving Double judged Riders Frgrnds Sibley, 1558 Randy Johnson 712-631- http://www.nihsa.com/2012%20Stuff/sibley IA 9714 %202012.pdf Show Date Location Judge Contact Notes Three Gaits 7/4 Stoughton, WI Angela 608-877-9086 Arabian, HA and open classes BENEFIT www.3gaits.org SHOW Great Lakes Morab 7/9-10 Heartland Carrie Boldig Arab, HA and open classes Morab Stables Custer [email protected] regional championships WI lakesmorabs.org/calendar.html Capitol Classic 7/9-10 AgStar Arena Sally Snyder Tesch, TriState, Open Pleasure and Eq, Novice, MN State 763.559.4896 Academy, Driving Frgnds Cannon Falls Ridge 7-9 Cannon Valley Tony Banitt 612-232-3791 driving, pleasure type halter, non-stock Riders WSCA, Fair Grounds www.Cannonfallsridgeriders.co type western pleasure English classes. GCSCA m Payback classes sponsored by MN AHA Arab Horse Assn 7/10 Proctor Sarah Chambers With County Fair so payback in all of the Great North Fairgrounds [email protected] classes. Arabian and open classes including halter and driving Trailblazers Riding 7/10 Manitowoc, WI www.newphaonline.com NEWPHA show Arabian Club SESDHSA 7/10 Larsons 605-351-3058 open halter. driving, saddle seat pl and eq, Hartford SD http://sesdhsa.shutterfly.com/sh gaited class, pleasure type western owbill pleasure Sioux Center 7/10 Sioux Center IA Loren or Barb Punt -home 712- Driving, double judged Saddle Club 722-1313 http://www.nihsa.com Summerfun 7/15-17 West Allis, WI Vicky Holston 262-560-9764 Schooling, Equitation www.tri-state- horse.com Iowa Summer 7/15-17 Cedar Rapids, Julie Witthoff 515-727-5758 Academy, Open, Eq. www.tri-state- IA horse.com Arab Horse Am 7/16 Dakota Cnty HagenKv Anita Grant 507-663-1977 WSCA & Arabian classes Alliance WSCA Farmington anbeck 952-484-6721 [email protected] Spirit of the 7/17 Manitowoc Kristin Urban NEWPHA AND AHA/OEIP approved Arabian Horse County [email protected] Open Show Manitowoc WI 920-655-3806 Minn-I-Kota AHA 7/23-24 Willmar, Rae Ann Bartz 320-979-3115 or 2 Arabian Community Shows with open Fairgrounds Karla Ohden 320-894-6748 classes www.minnikotaarabians.com CMHIA WSCA 7/23 Bagley Cindy Benson 218-649-2033 bridle path Central Mn Horse Improvement North Star Riders 7/23 Bemidji Jessica Mistic 218-224-3212 bridle path Central Mn Horse Improvement [email protected] Assn WSCA Desperados 4-H 7/23 Madison SD 605-480-5011 open halter. driving, saddle seat pl and eq, http://sesdhsa.shutterfly.com/sh gaited class, pleasure type western owbill pleasure Estherville Saddle 7/23 Estherville IA Georgia Whitehouse 712-362- Eng type halter, bridlepath Club 4937 or 712-209-0968 http://www.nihsa.com/ AHSI Marshalltown 7/24 Marshalltown, IA Vickie George, (641) 660-8204. High Point Fun Show Double H Saddle 7/24 Dickinson Co. Ann Warburton 712-338-2238 or Eng halter, bridlepath, driving double Club Fairgrounds 712-330-512 judged www.nihsa.com Spirit Lake IA North Star American 7/28-31 Cannon Falls Bill Couch 952-432-7519 Morgan, ASB, Many Open classes, [email protected] Academy Tri-State www.mnhorseshow.com Crow Wing Co F 7/30 Crow Wing Stalls: 218-828-1507 Arab and HA halter open show on same Fgrnds [email protected] weekend Hay Creek Valley 7/30 Ellsworth Wi Carole (651)380-3237 http://www.hcvsc.com driving, pleasure SC WSCA/GCSCA (near Red Wing) type halter, non-stock type western pleasure English classes. Payback classes sponsored by MN AHA Wash Co Fair 8/5-7 Lake Elmo Dan Dolan 651-459-4527 Open, Equitation www.tri-state-horse.com Thunder Country 7/31 Murilla Frgnds Eva Ridler 807-939-1630, Open show with Arabian classes AHA Thunder Bay [email protected] ONT NEWPHA Open 7/31 Manitowoc, WI www.newphaonline.com NEWPHA double judged Delegate show Show Arabian classes Show Date Location Judge Contact Notes SESDHSA 7/31 Sioux Empire 605-351-3058 open halter. driving, saddle seat pl and eq, Fair Sioux Falls http://sesdhsa.shutterfly.com/sh gaited class, pleasure type western SD owbill pleasure WDHA 8/13-14 Sunnyview Expo Heather DeVooght, 920-775- www.wdha.net Open/Futurity Oshkosh WI 4309. IMBA Open Show/ 8/13-14 Jefferson WI Wendy Konichek Arab, HA and Open classes. Arab, Morab, Morab Fut. [email protected] Morgan and Overall High Points, OEIP, http://www.morab.com/region_4 OCAP, WSCH,PTHA _show.htm Mn Pintabian & ?? Roseau Marlene Holte 218 459 3367 http://pintabians.org/ stallion auction on Arabian [email protected] Saturday 80 classes Creekview Riding 8/20 Brown County www.creekviewriding.com Arabian/Half Arabian classes (halter, Center Circuit Fairgrounds, performance and Native Costume) Point Show
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