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Lvnne r. rcrl rrctive in l,,eirl clrrrrch Election of Directorc, 2002 lunJ eornnrrrrtil! r'rrrk inr',,]virtr.: t,'Lrtli ,tnJ LrlJcr r rti:cn.- A major changc in thc method of fiom their own grouFt a president, a nominrting and electing.lirectors w:rs r.ice-presidenr ancl il sccrctary-trc'asurer Jllrr'\'c(l itt the ,rnnu,rl nrt-cring in to serr'e firr one year" Information on Nominees 2001. lt reads: The three-1ear terms of Arthur for Election as Director and "During each annuirl nrecting there- Oebel, vice presiclcnt, lnd Betsy Zichell, .rfrcr. thc rr.ting Prc.r.lent .lr,rll rpf,'int sccrctary-tfcasurcr, cxpire this ycar. Potcntial Sccrctary a N(nninating Commirtcc, consisting of Bcl5) I. n,,l .erkin!: r(e1.. ti,'rr. Arrltur i' rro lg55 1[p1r three nr.'nrltrs, wh,r have sccking reelection. N rrr r l l. l-t\l,t\. BL\\t\(,t,,\, \'T c()nscnted in writing to serve. Thcy shall L)irectors Wes Rogalski ancl Merlin \linLrr(. .e(retiln tirr .rll tlrc ,crri,r'r Frcscnt to the Presi,.lent hv April I ol Lrrpkes have onc ycar rcmaining. Frank h,rrrJ' ll Iiinninst('n, rr' rrcll ,r' ti'r rhc thc firlkrwing year, rhc namcs of no lcss Ticmeland DonJohnson havc twtr ycars fLr\\'n \clc!r l',',rr.l. rvlrr.lr ln\1)lve\ ln .r\ - thrrn rhree members in good sranding rcnralnlng [o serve. rftiga oi tl)rcc nrcctrlls trrch \\'(,(,k lL)r lltc rvho hirve agreetl in writing to allow lor tlirector, hua n()t to senre irs scc- Iir\t i(JLrt- \ cilr\. I-rcscntll rce,rf,lrll!].ccre, their lumes to be on the halkrt fcrr erec' retary-treasufer: trn, \clrlr(,r11 ..\.sLrci.ttiol ol Srtr,rr lrrrr- ti,rt't firr it thrce-ycar tcrm lrs directl.rr at tl.'r. nrcnrh.'r'), .rn ,.lc.reJ Lynne Howe, Lena, IL, #118, srncc i.{l,f0f thc upco111i119 AnnLr.rl Mceting. Said .rl tltr, ltvel. Kr.1.. 1,,',- July 1998 I.,*lli,,r) 't,rtc n'rmcs shall he mailcd ro thc editor of (ilenctrc, ult: I'l)f l.(r nr(jrtth .ltlll r)r)( .IlllLt.tl (lream Arthur Gcbel, MO, #71, thc ne\rslerter by thc Sccretary nlceting l(ir III( l-\i,rr.I LrI Jrrt t ton. lrt,r- since 1992 pLrblication lirr on rhe nrail-in ballor 'Ltrcr itt elt,rt,..lt ,,t nrentl.t.r''ltil,' li'r l,'c.rl which will be printe.l ancl mailcd with eirrl., litlr rn,l\rrrllt oi ltl,0tltr rn.re- For director an.i would accept ofticc $ the Spring issuc of the Crerm newslcr- ,..r'll. If,.,|lt . ()f secrctary-trcasrrrcr: 1.rrirr. 1',.rt rr t.I.r.rr,,r ter. Erch FULL menrhcr shall have onc r..()Lrnrll r .rt,l ltrn)fr()tlr ntr'Dtrrl hrrrlth vote. Pcrsons holding JOINT mernber- N;rniv Litelr, Benningrln. \'-l j,'rnt .lqcr)(\ L'rrll\l(\rrr! ];i pt"ple rrr l-{.|rfi,:r, ships sh:rll have one vote per membcr- member rvirh DaviJ since l99lJ. cnr l(!(.ltrL]n\. \1,*t inrtlrrr.rrrr ,'t ,rll r,,lrtr ship. Thc ballot shall l,c mrrke,.l an.l # 149 sincc Octohcr 2001 i. .ltihi,rtr,,n fLr fha l.rf\(r\,lr\rn ,,1 lhr r.lttrtt,..l tn I x 5'rl.'.{ cnvcl,'le in. Mr Kinl..; Wilt, eA, .\nrrrir.rn (lrerrnt r J,.'nni[cr 'n. J, 'rrrr l)r.tlt Il,'r't.' l lrr' Lr,r, side a stirmped nririling c'nvekrpe ad- nember rvith Shatn sincc I998, tlrlcc-tcrt-,'l.l rrrrl fhrec l\\1i-\( rr-(rl(l trl- .lressed to the Secretirry of the # 1 19 sincc 2002 li,:., rrcll rrr,r llrt'rcur't,l.l :trllr,,n. Tlie 'r. Assr.rciation by June l5 of the yerr in h,,r't' lr,rre rlrl\!irrc(l n prlrJer. nrrr' (nre rvhich thc clcction is helJ. Thcse sealerl This Crcanr ne*slettcr c()ntlrins l.rt.J .lr,'"'. (tirint\ litir., 1.1,'rrirrg e(rrrr- j >i 5 cnvch'pe-. shall he t,pened, tallie,l copy of the hallot, silrcc two memhcrs nt fctiti,'r)..r\l tlrc Eqrrinc .\tt,rirc. \.rnl ruttJ rc1','rteJ ar tlre Attlu:rl M..rrng hy thc sane adJress rcceive tq'o copics ()f ]tri. ntr.lc nr,rnr tricnJ. rrl.l nr(,1 nr.rn\ a rnc'mhcr or members present of the the newsletter. Each rnrnrher qill mirrk grcilf f(\)l.lc .inec hcr inr',rhcntcnt rrrtlt Noninaring Comnittce. In thr cvenr of only one balkrt rnd place in a l" x 5" rht (leirnr.. Shc t,rulJ rrppreeirrrt lLrLrr *crrleJ r tic v('r., rhr N,rmin.rnng C,'nrnritrec entel,'fc th:rt i. thcn pl,-r,. eJ in- eonsirler;rtiol rrnJ lt lron,rrc.l r,,l,c rr i,rrrL memhc'rs present shall vore to break the side a larger envclope hcaring thc namc Lrl rhcir lrrtLrre il\ ir Jirrat('r llDJ, ulli, tie antl report only the two elected rvho iruJ retum acldress ,rf the memberlmcrn. ntltteh, .crrelrrn -treltsrrrct shall holJ ol6ce until their successors hcrs. This envclopc must hear ir post- irrc elected and succeed thcnr to office. nurk no later than June 15, 2002. (M.ril Jt rrtt'r \1. [..rr ,'.\\t .....t -r. 'At thc closc of thc ffrst annual nrcet- yotrr Jues. )cminJr li( and re.crvilli(nl .\ v,'..'ri. n.'l r'r.r.erru1'1,'rr'.1 rr li.rrr. please.) ing, the directors so electcd shall elect form in this cnvckrpe also, Air F,,ret lll'c in Califi,rlil. Ii,r rhc 1'rrrr lilrr lcrrrs hrrs l,ectr JLring ull ,rl tlrc conr- Information on Nominees in c,rllcge un.l lrrr. l.een ltn rati\ e in \)r- luttr ilnJ c(lLIi|r)icnt tR )uhlc\lrt )( n lD! r s.rnr:ing anJ lcrrJirrg !irl. -1-H crLrn', hcr rrr,:1. llglrtecn lcirr. rr..r nLrr:c lrn.l for Election as Director llrich hurc lr,rlrr ir numher Hu. i.eerr Irorv in tltc lrr([css (]f ch.tngirrg clrtcrs- in'trrrnrent.rl rn lirLrrr.ling Illinois \\l,rrcn Hrts g,,trc tlrr,,rr!h e\t!'trsi\'e tr,tining itnJ Ilru ('. tt'ttrttr.r' r( -rr'r. ll,.rr rr i. irr, li'r Agricrrlrrrrc, rvhich hls unitcJ srrnr.n ri]l c,rnrirruc rrr tlrkc ar nlrlnl clilssrs.rs lr,^.rl'L. r, l' t n,rllt l(r'\' rtrt,,rtrt,t , tr \tiltc\\'idr ti(nl) inJiviJull cornnr,,.lilv pLrssih|: trr lirrthcr knoslt.lgc in thc lrorse Icttcrs in tlrtir entirctl rn.l lrl" ch,rsen t,r gr(nl|s info:r crrhcsivc i()rce gencrirting ticLl l.cli'rc lcrrving nLrrsing crrrcer lrr,.1 Lrc- highliglir rhrnr t'i)r voLrr inlirrrllrion. I.r,.itivc ful.licirt irrl(l int()rorari(tn ii)r irll ginning iirll-tinrc rith horscs. 1\l\() rrlking i'l lgriculture. I'irrtrrcr sith husl.ln.l irnrl clissc\ irl thc LIC'D.rri: \lctcrirrrrrl ..\r..r l]l ri (;LDLL, (;r-r,\( 1)r:, \{C) elril.lrcn in rhe r111111,ut of Jein,livc' Sch,',,1. Slrc ,rsks tllrt lc rcvi,:s hcr c.lu- Vicc prc.r.lcr.rt,rf A(ll)11..1 1,,.,h" tur, :Irtk-crrr|i-Jr.rtt h,'r'cs. ()rrts Lrn.l .rn.l cirti(tn ilnJ c\fcrien -c an(l .(nr:ilicr her rcur. Hc.ur.l siti, [)th, h,nc sncnr mrnr' ln lhc fr()ccs\ ol rrcrlLriring u five-gclcrlr- lirr thc lrositton Lri sccrrtrtn. Il,rs hcetr a ht,trrs ptrtrcritrg plrtns tirr thc JtrO2 un- ttLrtr furnih llrrnr. Ih: \\'ritten \\'ceNrI nt.t'rl'er,,t rltc,r,ltr.,'n ln'rr.l .rt lr,rrr. nrirl nr('cting. He rrrvns l an.l hr,-rr ilmr-lite colunur iirr krcuIpape1 srn c.l rur Equcsrriu| (lrnrer lirr rhrcc vcurs, live "tirlli,,n li nr rl.. ,rrr,l I',r. lr',rr:r rrrlll'\'r .rr(( crlrtrtv 4-H tlrrsc conrnrittee, pullctl 4-l I vclrs l .lrol commirtec nrcnrlti tnrcc 1991. Hc has a c(usrnr.tirrr husiness tloars l irh .lrlfi hor:es, .lriven .lrafr-lrorsc yelrs c(rn)nriftce tlirector, :ccretan hrr lrrgon ri,1e. irt Ohristnrestinrc, Prrnrpkin thrcc verlrs,,1 thr lrJvison l.olrr.l; nrlsrng l-\\\E II()\\ L, l-l:\ \, IL Prtch .rnJ fi)ll hirrlc'r unJ Clrrisnlrr. trcc stlpcnis()r ill ch,rrgc of $l&r,00tr annual l\1cml.er srnce l99il. llrrsl.irnJ N{uun I''rr,lr.'.. rr,l... I lrl nr. rrtl-r'r. ,,t rltu Lrrrr l'rr.l::r'r, 1'r.,li.rerrt \!lrll rll( \,'rll.L,r(.r in j()inrll l: iln assocriltr in 199?. She homc- ilr oqr], anrl |ilrtici|ilrc rn cvcDts \vith. Clip Arr, \licrtxrft \X/rrrLl, Exccl, Photo (lrcrnrs sclrtrrls rhcir threc chiltlrcn 1)ne is n()\\' tivc registeretl und one trNcking Shol, antl ntost orher Microsofi lrogmms. News Release New Members ( illcgc ol \ Lrerinrnr \lddi.inc, *#160Joanne \ Ii. irr.1.rrr St,tl. l ttttctrttr D. Dyson, PO. &rx 412, White Plains, MD 20695; (30r) 934-9649 +# West Nile Virus in Horses 161 Varren and Joyce Patton, 8i65 Sherwood Road, Fowlen'ille, Ml 48816; llr. \\i.r \rl, rttr.. (\\\\i t. (517) 223.?566 'rrlr. *#162 thrrt rliccts a lrrrr.c's neLrrr,l,rrlic.rl .r'.lcru. Paula Tiemel, PO. Box 301, Sudley Road, Vcst River, MD 20778; I lri' r rrLr' *rrr lir:t s,,l.ttc.l in tlrt Unttc.l (410\ 867-473e )t.rr(. rIl \\ \\' \, rl' rrr rlr, l.'r. ''.t',r'r, r "t *#163 Craig and Nancy L. Siler, Rr. 2, Box 24K, Rrcatello, ID 83202; (208) It).)t). ( rrrrcnt[, rhe ruLr- Ir.r. l.ecn ti,unJ 237 .7 566 in lS :lrle'.tnJ (Jnt.rrr,,. *#164 Roger Knight PO. Box 925, Madisonville, TX 77864; ''\\ithrrr Jr., l cotrplc,,l it:rr'. rhe \\'NV (916) 148.1541 thi: will hc nrrl,nr\\'i(le..o rr''ltoLr].1 trc.rr x#165 Keeli M. Precord, 52ll Muddy Creek Road, Vest River, MD 20778; \'rrLr. ils ii it'\ hcrc tr, [)r: lLr.lr 'trrt." 'rri.l (301\ 26t .597 6 \1;rrr,.nirrk. \1SL I-rtr'tr'r,,rr vrttrLnirnlrl x# 166 Leonard Olfun 10666 Daysville Rd., Valkersville, MD 21783; rr.l L,r_,..'1r.r, .lrr,r, r,rr .,, \lr.l,i:,r, J. Jr, (301) St,rr., I nirtr.itr'' (l,llcre ,'t \iterin,rn 845-0r58 *#167 (ircen \l,.rlr,,ur.. Shaun A. McKinler', I I l7l Road, Vilton' CA 95691; Ir',rrr'rrrr::r()n {,1 \\'\\' r. lr rtt,rrqtriti't.. (916) 687.7669 flennifer retaincd # I I l, which she and Shaun had lointly) *#168 Ilir.l: 'en. ir: the r(5er\(,lr lr,^t ,titcl illrr' f)orothy or Daniel Zarskc, 5875 !7olf Creek Road, Herron' Ml49744; ing I.eerr i,ittel l,r rrn irrlcttc.l ruL',.quiti'. (5t7\ 379-4OJZ I'e,'1.1.,, lr,,r.c' rrn.l , 'tlrt r rrr,ntlttirl' 1l.,rt', ..rt', tlirl.trrrnl.,'lrrrrl', .quirrcl. Associate Members ill.r.lcrtt,rl ln\l n'nr! J,'rIc.liL r,rl.1.rt'J ,rtc *A84 Rohyn Schrvan, Robbinsclale, MN rr,l .1, l],,t tlr.'.lr'c,r't. Ir,xt. 'prt,,.l *A85 Donnn McCroq', HuntingtHorse Issues, 2002

try D. I'hrIIip Sponenberg DVM, PhD

InrporttLtrce of the Breed centrate lmly olr the color and less on the prodrrcing creams, can bc confusing and confirrmational t"'pe. Mv opinron is that the hatc..,rrrnhureJ ',, rhu rnr).,)in! fqr.r.l The American Cream Draft Horse is an uniqueness ofthe breerl consists irr t1pe, color ence of "oif-color" foals in hree.ling p,n,- important breed frrr a number of reasons. h .rrrJ hr.t,'ry, r,J hr<breeds" studbrxrks have dcpartcd tir)ns that arc important t() tire brccd. The The prr ucrion of horses of noncream from thc conccpt, so that Pinto horses, for wholc array of itleal characteristics for dre t"l,,r i. 11,rr1, irrrvrr.rFlc t ,r \,'nlc lmr Inl., example, come in all shapes and sizes, with American Cream Draft Horse includes cream the futurc, and elimination of rhcsc from the rlre.,'l"r unrhrnr tlr.rn rnn, pink eyes. "nlv 'n iJcrr' color, skin and amber Ttris rrro of breeding popularion has very profound con- genetic package. fiable The determination of characteristics is s()metimes disrlipfed, n) that scquences for a rare breed. The questirn oi "Vhirt is a breedl" therefore becomes partly h,rrc ,l in. h rr< ey... "'me Jark r''me J,'rk whar to do with these horses very quickly be- political and partly biological, and only the an,l some have eyes. The reason frrr blue this conres a philosophical one and brings us brccJcr" ,'f u .pe.rfi. breeJ (An)cri.an !rnrh'liry i. rh:r .cvcr,rl Jif{crcnr gcncric l.,r,l t , rhr "Vhar i. a hrerJl" qut.ri,,n Cream Draft Horses, in this case) can decide mechanisnrs can and do lead to a fairly decenr raised earlier. whether cokrr alonc should drive rhe iden- creamy color Il rhe Anrcrr..rn Crcrrnr Drafr H,vs. r' rity of the breed or wherher the balance of especially de- Cream color, with the dcrails only a colrr varicq of hean- draft horses, then rhe conformational, hisrorical and color sired for the American Cream Draft Horse these 'ii{-color" foals can be eliminated liom package should drive it. The unrlerlying standard, is most reliably achieved by the registration. That said, it will still be rmgrr- philosophies behind this decision are all-im- champagne gene working on a or chest- sonel tant, for a l(mg time, to allow outcrosses in the portant, for they determine future ot problem the the nut backgnrund color. Part of the breed ro reinvigorate the stock. This srrarcgy breed rhe success its gene and of conservarior'. *rrh rhe ch;nrpagne l} th.rl rt h J,'mi is perfcctly acceptable for a group of horses The question "Vhat is this breed?" is the nant, so that horses wirh one dose lcnk re- whose identity is based only on color m,\l im0i, ant que.ri^n f^r rhe American markably like horses with rwo doses. The On thr rrrher harrJ, if rhe enrre genelc jnrwer Cream Drafl H,'r.c, and rhe i. Hoing inabiliry to detect the difference betwcen package (tlpe, history color) is of inreresr for , nne t' ' drrve all 'thcr deciriun.. Ar extreme, horses with one dose and horses with two conservatiolr, then rhe issue ofthese off-color the answer could be, "The American Cream rJoses by visual inspection alone means that foals musc be very carefully considered. My Drafr Horse is any hea'""y draft horse of an many horses within the breed are capable of ,,wn opint, 'n i. thdr rhe rl pc ,,f rhe Amencrn (generally acceptable cream color" The other exrreme producing noncream sonel) off- Cream is just as important as the color, and is something like, "The American Cream spring, whether mated to other Creams or to \eLuring bi 'rh rhe rvpe anJ rhe . nl,'r rs gnrng Draft Horse is a distinctive, hearry sorrels. compact, This can be confusing and unsertling to take years ofdedication and work. I chere, draft horse of Midwest origins is unique to breeders. that fore favor keeping track of the dark foals, by virtue breeding and color." Against of history No the background of the champagne whether sonel or dark cream. If chey nave one answer is necessarily righr, but each gene are a few other genetic mechanisms thar Crerm backgrounJ and ifrhev have cppr.pn bteeder, as well as the group, needs answer produce to can a cream-colored horse, routinely ate tlpe, then these horses have a great deal "What just the quesrion is this breedl" in order or rrccasionally. One of these is the gene m,'rr tr','ffer ro rhe con'ervarron of this im- goup gene, to proceed wich a reasonably unified ptoducing Palominos. This especially c,n por[an! breed than do horses fiom other effort. pale pro- a sorrel background color, can easily breeds that mighr be used as outcrosses. du(e a cream color. Mosr ofrhe.e wrll be liehr, My own strategy and I recognize that 'Dp" and most will have dark skin and dark eyes. only breeders ofthe breed can make the final Bur some will have reasonabiy light skin, and decision-would be to register and carefully The marter of breed deffnition becc,mes many will also have amber eyes. This is not a track the dark foals and horses that are pro- extremely important to the American Cream. great problem, but when horses with the duced lionr Cream matings. The overall strat- This is especially true because rhe breed and Palomino gene are mated, they will sometimes egy for conserving the breed would then the color can be easily confused. Most Amer- produce horses rhat are off-white with pink become something like this: skin and pale blue eyes. These, because ican Creams tend to have a "middle of rhe ofthe Cteams would be regisrered on the basis of very light color and the blue eyes, are off-stan- road," useful, hear,y draft hdy si?e and con- background, color and type. Thar is, a dard for the American Cream Draft Hors,. formarion. This is the qpe rhar was much ''l', 'unJ" Cream hor"e .h.ulJ qualily for regr"- more common several decades ago and has Another genetic mechanism that can tration on the basis o[ color and correct qpe become rarer as draft horses largely wen! fiom lead to cream,colored horses is not a simple, and ideally would also have some historical or ffeld work to show and parade work. While single gene. Selection for very very pale sor- pedigree connection to the breed. exceptions to this rule do occur within the rels can produce cream-coloted horses, al- Dark horses would be registered only if breed, to my understanding, this is a reason- though these are generally somewhat dark they were the result of a registered Cream ably accurate generali-zation. cream and nearly always have dark skin nrated ro a registered Cream or a registered The qpe is somewhat variable, and along along with dark eyes. Cream mated to a registeied dark horse com- Tlre variou. of Cream>. re.ulring with type, the color is also somewhat variable. "orLs ing fiom Cream parentage. It is easy with the American Cream to con- from the three main genetic mechanisms for A 6nal detail is char the dark horse regrs- tr.rri()ns shr)ulil bc limircd ro Ln lcs orrlr irnJ Thc main alvantagc of a clrreJ hxrk is stein cols). Eirch progranr must be tailrrt',1to only thosc thrt come 6om registr'rrJ filrcnts. rhat thc genctics r'fthc hreeJ hcconre isolarc.l tlrc hrceJ in.1uestr,,n ,rnJ nccJ. t,' ht e,'nsr.. .'rher tver g(ncrali.dl\ lhr, u''rrlJ tvcrrturllv re.ulr In lnrr h:r'i( li 'm hrceJ.. t 'cvcr.rl tcnt sith its history an,J qpe. In rhc case of qpes,rff,',rls: ofbreeding *ithin thc prpularion, and sclcct- tlre Amcric:rn Cream Draft Horse, I fccl thet ing for rhe r,rnique typc ln.l color ofthc brced, it wor.rld hc safe to consiJcr rhe l5/l6level as l. Crelnrs pr,'Juced by Crcam-ar-Crcanr the resuh will ['c l gcncrically prcdictable cssctrtially purebred. matings (fillies and colts rcgisterahlc) 1,1ul.,rr,,rr rl'rrr i. repr,'Jrr.rng Arnerrrrn A *,ell-organizcd and dtrcumenrcd grad- 2. l)ark luxscs produced by Cream-to-(icanr Creanr typc and coLrr cr)trsistentl]'. ing pr()grnm could be ol grcat bcnelir to rhc matings knrly iillies registerable) Anrcrican Cream and its brecdcrs. 3. Crcams pr, uced byCream stalliL'n t,,.lark GruclingUP marr nliltings, tr'ith thc dark danl rcgistcrcJ DNA ?sring (ircilnr in regisrr}-not an outcr()ss t() rtrl- Related to closing tlre hxrk is thc issrc o[ (6llics othcr hret'J and colts registerablc) upgraJrng. Upgra.lirrt r..r ren u.lll extr.r'e t)NA testing *ill only be of hcnefit t,r the .f. L)ark hrrrses pnxluced bv Creanr stalliorr to anJ can he a lifclirrc t,, a numerically srnall hrc'e,l if it is important t() vcril] parcnlagc. It 'l registcr.'d dark mare matings (rnll lillies breed such as thc Crcam. he goal of an up' tclls very little beyond that. This could be es- registcrablc) grarling progranr rs largely nunrcrical: to pnr- pccillly importanr ifupgrading hecomes con- vide an avenue firr increased numbers. A nron or popular It does add cxpelrsc and As rinre passcs, ir will become likely drlt l related issue is thc incirrsirnr of outsidc ge- effrxt ro horse hreeding, although tlris is less grertcr ilnd greater percentage of iirals lrc netic mittenal into thc brcc,l. This is not all hurdctrsomc nou than it would be wirh bltxu (Cream (lream-t,'- "rypc l" iirals from bad, but is gtxrJ only if thc basic, predictahle typing. The results of l)NA testing anrJ birxrrl Crcrnrl. Untrl rhe regr.rer.J p,'prrl:rtr,,n breed packagc is nraintaincil. nprrrq nr. .hghrh Jrllcrcrrt. LtNA tc'rrrrH reachcs s(rrrcrhing on the order of 1,000 liv- A recogni:ed upl'rlJing pftrgram has an- uorks very r'ell for parentage verific.ri()n, and ing rnarcs, th,tugh, it nrakes very little c()nser- orher advantage, which is the tracking of i[ this is vie*ed as inrportant to the breeJers, vati(nr scnse t,, Jiscard the dark horscs tlrat crossbred and carly grarJe aninrals sr that they thcn it pn4ram could easily he irrstituted. are of Crcirm hedtirge. They should havc the are identifie,l anJ lrcateJ. This ar,'oids rnc c,,rcit lr.h'ry anJ qpe, anJ all that i. lutk- problem rf these appcaring at xrme 6.rturc Type- One [,,,r Show, ()ne ing is tlrc creanr cokrr, u'hich the srallurns can for date as krnir'fidc purchre.ls. Work provirJc to firals. The basic stratcgy frrr upgrading is ro use a sequence of registered horses for mating rn The issue of type is all-imporrant for the Cbsing the Book succeeding generati()ns unril the rype and Anrerican Cream Draft Horsc. lt is the mosr predictability of the Anrerican Cream are rnrF,rr.rnl qu(\ri,,n r,' aJJres:. If the Ameri. Clrrsing the hxrk becomes a very con- achieved. Thc mechanics couU u'ork some- stallion. Thc offspring are halfCream. rhe breed's status as a genetic package. tricky balance ro achieve. The rillie" are retarncJ f,'r hreeJrng anJ regr.. Breetls rhat fcrcus on a single type and use I hr'lJ rhat rhe Amcricdn Creanr rs it tered or recorded as halfCream. generally do a good ;ob of persisting in rhe combination of rype, heritage and cokrr and The half Creanr ffllies are then mated ro narketplace. This is going ro be a tough issue so would limir the inclusion of horses frt,rl Cream stallions. The rcsulting foals are three- for Creams and their breeders. My bias is that nonregistered parents to only those horses quarterc Cream, and at this point these prob- the tradirional work q'pe is unique to the type that sarisfi all three factors. That is, I would ably start to resemble Creams closely in t1'pe anJ thercfore woithier of conservariL)n. resrrict regis(ralr(rn of horres ft,,m unregi.. and pr.,bably c,'l'r. The fillie' are agarn regis. Smallcr work-q'pe breeds seem to tr under- tered parents !o those that are very tlpical rered. going a real resurgence in popularity, and this and als() those with no history ofoutcrossing The three-quartes fillies are then mated can gready benefft the American Cream from other breeds. Any horse inclu,led to Cream stallions, and the result is a seven- Draft Horse. should also have rhe correct color, skin and eighths Cream foal crop. ftr and color are eye characteris!ics. probablyjust ahrut right a! rhis rroint. I would still argue that one m()re generation is neces. Sunmwry Benefits/l-osses sary ro 15,16. before colts sh,'uld als., be reg. istered and alhrwed for breeding and in I hope rhese poina of discussion are help- from a Closed Book general I prefer to limit registration ofcolts to ful to the readers and to the breeders tf the lll12, which would be yet one more genera- American Cream Draft Horse. Ytru have a If the knk is closed tmares D. Phillip Sponenberg, DVM, PhD breed is numerically very small, and if there of Student could be used. This should have a benelicial Direcror Affairs were no way to include "found" horses of rhe .pin-,,ffrn that th,'se gra,le mare. nee,l regs. Professor, Pathology and Genetics righr qpe and hisrory then the breed loses our tered stallions for mating, and this should help Vrginia-Maryland Regional Orllege on the genetic breadth those horses offer. The the stallion market. of Veterinary Medicine risk of a rcxally open bmk is that the breed After years of grrndering grading progiams, Vrginia Ti:ch could easily be swamped by horses that are of I fully believe thar rhey have a place in any Blacksburg VA 24061 USA incorrecr of breeding, and the basic char- 4'pe breed (even thorotrghbred horses and Hol' e-mail: dpsponen@ mail.vt.edu acter ofthe breed would then change. Letters those orvners we know have horses for sale. just under 50'/o ofthe associatior-r rnembers Many peoplc ?rrc leaming :rhour the have e'mail adclresses. All registered trem- Hi to all, Creams ftonr the Intemet t,:tla1'ratlrer bcrs have the abiliw to send out nass e- I know rve are making :r Lrt of contacts than seeing thcn in person ar e fiir or draft m ls ro all other rcgistcred members xs through the association rvebsitc and indi- horsc shor4 and thrt is where thcy .lo u Lt Lrng ls it is senr hom your registered r-'-miril viduel nenher rvebsites to new peopie m- oitheir shopping arour.l. We have ha.{, in atl.lress (e.g., s()rne()nc at crean()vm- l(rc.t(J ttl CI(ilnli i, \Lrt ru l,'r rr l, imlirl i,'n. " the past, buyers e-mailing us fcrr l-rorses, c'rs(rr home.com carit send an e.mail hom Thc only data nurst pcoplc rrack is the rold them rve JiJn t know of ln1; only t

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T, b,: r','gtst,jr',i: (--rcrrnt ic- (llirric (rre'vc gl1.l.t.ltr #122, (ll.rr Ann Krng's Tunnrl. \ilrth nri:erl $ 5 rhc nrrrlc, pink skin (l!.\!-r\-1). Srr,:: #411, [)aD t!\'o vcilf\) .rn.l,i,r irrr rr,.l.litiL,till l.l- *Brolrr, Wikcl, Prrs (616) fir\t l).r*n faul l"1l; Brt's L)Lrke rrl llrrrl. [)rrnr: #]0'i Jt)'s Vertising. BrilIg ) ()uI clrr ricc of rrcnr (s) rrr 655-1510. #45fi, ll.n-J's Dick': Purn Light Orcrrn nulc, skin Jrrell. llink thc rlnnLlill nlcetin,.l ti)r rr:ilent utrctrr'n. Qrrcetr, le'tnrlc (1999). Sirfr #141, Clur (2001). Sircr #41.{, l-Lrlkc's (iq1|11;n'5 Ann l)iek. I)lnr: #llE, Il-rvJ's Drns (-',rLrl,1 i.c't.rtc,,r rcgi,rnll l,r,,.lLrcc,,r [)rrru: #]tr4, lt)'\ JLr(lv. Jrkc. jtr.t rrh.rrelcr tou lrsllgl" s,,rrer'rc rl.e Qrrecn Annc. *l'shigrr.lu, (lrrr,,l ()ll rrrLl l)irve, I^Lr).1, qLrul.l t,r t,rvn. xCLrrnin, (jint (5r-r7) likc \\/illirul, LrrLt \,lN: 99701. \1:rr hrrle rr tnrinc.l lenrr]c. 751-ll]6. #5ltr. For-Er er{rccn Hci.li. fe- iR',1.'lrlr. \\i*. llisl L'rr,.r t r.r.rn" nralc (2t1trr). Sirc: #lill Jl): Dee Jar: R,,,r.1. St. I$rarirr.. \fl 59S65r (4tr6) 74i- DLrm: #lEl. (llrrr Ann (lathr: i I I l, t-nr.rrl: \\/rrr1lrl:ki(rr at,l.com. # I 1.1 *C,'ry'n, B.'n .rnJ Lir)Ja, IICR 61, Btrr \\irrl:rD.l Fllr|r's Zcnr. l..'Drillr, light crcan), (1i18) l9J, R'nners I'crq; Il) 8j8tr5: 167- pink skin. rr hite nrrrnc anJ tuil, hu:.'l .'r.'s, II74, c-nlril: hcorsrn)(rcol.lrc,rnrs-c..rtn- blrr:c. lirtrr shirL'tt'er (1996). Sire: #llill. #515, C,rrsrrris O.r|rxitr'r (ihirnlpagne. Cl.rr Ann l)ick': \'lujor [)anr: #]81, Herd Book Entries )eirrling stull c,,lt, light crcanr, pink skin. Itsscn: ( irrlLlic [t.ll. u,hirc nlrnc llrr.l txil, hir:cl crcs, $'hitc to Make *Rtrgers. Nrrncl (i.. ()rl:rnJ Purk, II-r (708) bl.r:c. Sirc: #114, ( }ftlin's 'l inlrthv hr. 47ti- l I14, c-m,ril: I l()RSEE(;Ol)l)ESS(r hrr L)anr: #l(r7, Il-rr-J's Flnrry L)ans The following animals have been lol.con. # ]79, I{,rsc llill(jrclnr rrl\{heat Princc:s. Iltss (1997). Sire: (i.V1 ()c,rrn o1 Whcur gelded shce the fall 2001 newsletter. #134. l)lnr: I lcrt:ler's I:.r1, WEANLINGS F'OR SALE ",,rrcl. *R,rrhing, l)ctcr, ] Il,lil Linrlcv RJ., Rr:c- #265 HocketCs Cap's Darmy Bc-'y TTIIS FALL (2002 FOALS) n,ur, lvlT 5971S; {4tr6) }Eti,1760. A plr #363 Ackerman's Danny Boy's xHirmnronJ ot tclnling, crr:lrn-c()l{rrcJ colrs, pink irnrl J()lrrs(nr. Thrcc Rir',:rs, Sam \11 (616) l7]-9051. #467, H-n'J's [)rcks skin, *httc rrtlrnc lrnJ trtil. ,rnrl.t'r cles. our #529 DJ's Smokin Biscuit Ch.rnr1., nrrlc (ltrtlt'). Sirc: #l-1]. (llar ,rl .\ckcnrui. [)rrns l-ighring, #410..rnJ (hrtl .\r,rr l\r.l I\,,rr,: r itr,. ll.rr..l .( lr.rrrrlr. r)riiras rrrc hlrlt-:istcrs, rnlc-qu;lrter quilrtcr l)()r\c, ( rne-!luilncr Bclgiiln. \l rrl',1L. rilt'. 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