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Program Table of Contents

Section Page Event Schedule & Maps 5 Performer Biographies 11 GERL Rescue Challenge 31 Parade of Breeds 38 Vendor Directory 40

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9:15-9:45 Liberty Demo Kelly Sigler

10:00-10:30 Horses@Work: The Ranch Horse Tinker Moffitt

10:45-11:15 The Six Keys to Harmony Ed Dabney

11:30-12:00 Parade of Breeds Patty Livingston

12:15-12:45 Diamond D Cowgirls Drill Team Elizabeth Dabney

12:45-1:30 Live Auction - GERL Fundraiser Patty Livingston

1:30-2:15 OTTB Second Act Brynn Pennington, Pine Lane Farm

2:15-3:30 Discipline Showcase: Dressage Charlotte Osborne, Sandi Forester

3:45-4:15 Mounted Archery Kimberly Butler

4:30-6:00 GERL Rescue Challenge Final CeCe Calli

Classroom Time Title Performer

9:00-9:45 Are you Ready to Ride? Warming Up for Success Juliette McKinley 9:50-10:35 Conformation Clinic Caitlin Bennett Jackson 10:40-11:25 Breeding Basics Dr Chandler Wood 11:30-12:15 Feeding Your Horse Dr. Bill Vandergrift 12:15-12:45 Equine Joint Health Dr Dan Carter 12:45-1:30 Vaccinations and Worming Dr. Kylee Jo Duberstein 1:35-2:20 Pasture and Fencing Lucy E. Ray 2:25-3:10 Should I Call the Vet? Dr. Robin Barrow 3:15-4:00 Your First Horse Dr. Kari Turner

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Clinician A Time Title Performer

9:00-9:45 Mules: the Horse’s Versatile and Durable “Cousin” Laurie Wilson & Joann McBride 10:00-10:45 Breed Spotlight: Shetland Ponies Michele Johnson 11:00-11:45 The Gaited Horse Carl Bledsoe

12:00-12:45 Working Together in Harmony Nancy & Jordan Faulconer; Cloud9 1:00-1:45 Breed Spotlight: Paso Fino GA Paso Fino Assoc 2:00-2:45 Liberty Clinic Kelly Sigler

Clinician B Time Title Performer

9:00-9:45 Hippotherapy: Horses that Heal Lauren Norman, Norman Farms 10:00-10:45 Equine Massage Louis Wild

11:00-11:45 English Saddle Fitting: the Art and Science Nancy Bardy, Harmony Saddle Fitting 12:00-12:45 Peace@Home Project Stephanie Cirasa 1:00-1:45 Yoga for Equine Sports Tierney Langdon, Gypsy Dharma Yoga

2:00-2:45 The Eagala Model: Equine Assisted Learning Susan Jung, Winning Strides

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GERL Rescue Challenge Time Title Performer 9:00-12pm Competitor Practice All 1:00-1:30 Competitor #1 1:30-2:00 Phase I - Compulsory Competitor #2 2:00-2:30 Competitor #3

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NANCY BARDY Harmony Saddle Fitting

Nancy Bardy, saddle fitter, is a life-long equestrian, who got her first pony (Bronco) at age five, a gift from her father. She grew up riding anything she could, successfully riding, showing and training everything from gaited horses to hunter jumpers, before moving to Atlanta in 1996 to manage a farm and lesson program in Covington, Georgia.

Always a sucker for a gray horse, she bought a thoroughbred named Tate in 1998, and began her career in saddle fitting. Tate had a number of previous injuries and issues, and finding a saddle that fit him properly and comfortably proved challenging, so Nancy began studying horse anatomy and learning proper saddle fit in order to be able to ride Tate. She started working as a representative for Albion Saddles in 2001, but also fit and flocked any brand of saddle, as the comfort of the horse is her number one priority.

Nancy began working exclusively with Custom Saddlery in 2008, expanding her knowledge base and territory to cover most of the state of Georgia, where she works with hundreds of clients across multiple disciplines. An acknowledged leader in her industry, Nancy works weekly in the Custom Saddlery factory in Aiken, SC, building new saddles and training new Custom Saddlery fitters and representatives. She works with many breeds and riders, from backyard trail horses to dressage horses to 5* Event horses. Her sponsored riders include 5* eventers Elisa Wallace and her horse Simply Priceless (Johnny), who have run Blenheim, Burghley, and Kentucky (formerly Rolex); and Olympic hopeful for Team Mexico Daniela Moguel on Cecelia, who have competed at the World Equestrian Games and the Pan Am Games. harmonysaddlefitting.com

Dr ROBIN BARROW Barrow Veterinary Services

Dr. Robin Barrow originally hails from Bowling Green, Kentucky but has lived and worked in Social Circle, Georgia since her graduation from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000. In 2004, she founded Barrow Veterinary Service, an exclusively equine practice. BVS has gone from an all-ambulatory practice to a full service equine hospital and breeding center, catering to all disciplines of horses. When she is not working, Dr. Barrow serves the American Quarter Horse Association at the national level by sitting on AQHA’s 15-member Show Council, and chairing several sub-committees within the Show Committee. She is a Past President of the Georgia Quarter Horse Association and is the long-standing Show Chair of the prestigious Stars & Stripes and Big A Circuit, which is held at the Georgia International Horse Park and continues to be a Top Five horse show for AQHA. Dr.

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 12 Georgiahorsefair.org Barrow somehow also finds time to keep her own AQHA gelding in show shape and cheer on her 11 year old daughter astride her pony on the Georgia Hunter Jumper Circuit.

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CARL BLEDSOE

From his farm in Talking Rock, GA, Carl brings with him a history of horsemanship and a wealth of knowledge to the gaited horse breeds. He is a second generation trainer of Champion and World Champion Tennessee Walking Horses which he has since moved away from. Carl is now an advocate for the sound Tennessee Walking Horse and other gaited breeds. Carl declared, “I choose the horse.” His past is a key component in who he is today because it has completely molded and shaped him into the horseman he has become. He made the decision to walk away from that world and it was the best decision he ever made. He now works with all breeds and disciplines and he and his wife, Tammy, have made it their life’s mission to speak out against the mistreatment and misconceptions of the Tennessee Walking Horse and bring awareness to this amazingly talented and tolerant breed as well as all of the other gaited breeds. Carl believes in education and understanding by having compassion and empathy for the horse: not “training” but rather building relationships. He approaches each horse as an individual and always asks himself, “What’s in it for the horse?” Carl and Tammy conduct clinics all over the US, sharing his story of his progression from the show ring to teaching with the best interest of horse and rider as his primary focus in the hopes of someday proving just how wonderful and versatile these amazing creatures really are. carlbledsoehorsemanship.com

KIMBERLY BUTLER Georgia Horse Archers

Kimberly has been riding horses all of her 30+ years. She started by riding off• the-track-Thoroughbreds (OTTB) in the hunter/jumper ring and reject polo ponies in mounted games and gymkhana events. An active US Pony Clubber, Kimberly graduated as a level C-3 and then volunteered her time as a Horse Management Judge. In 2012, she began participating in competitive trail riding with her young Drum horse gelding, Tadpole, and spent three years as a successful Ride Host for the American Competitive Trail Horse Association (ACTHA), coordinating and hosting some of the largest competitive trail rides in the Southeast. Kimberly’s activities with Tadpole are diverse: pleasure driving, obstacle challenges, and mounted archery. Kimberly was introduced to mounted archery when she saw an ad on facebook, discovering that mounted archery was actually a REAL sport and not just something stunt riders performed in the movies! After attending an introductory clinic in 2015, she had found a new adventure to share with her horse Tadpole. As someone who had

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 13 Georgiahorsefair.org always been interested in exploring archery, there was no turning back after she found a sport that incorporated both horsemanship and archery skills. Kimberly also served on the board for the Horseback Field Archery Association {HFAA) from 2016-2017, as Board President of Horse Archery USA (HAUSA) from 2016-2018, and currently as the Vice President of the Georgia Draft Horse Association (GOHA), where she passionately promotes the draft horse breeds and their versatility. https://www.gahorsearchers.com/

Dr DAN CARTER Countryside Veterinary Services

“I don’t believe in the word ‘can’t.’ Tell me I can’t do something, and I’ll find a way to prove you wrong.”

Dr. Dan Carter is an equine vet with a focus on lameness, orthopedic work, and podiatry. Not only is he a veterinarian, but he’s also an AFA certified Journeyman Farrier, one of 8 in the world to possess both titles. When Dan bought Countryside a year into his practice, he had no idea it would be as successful as it is today, and he dedicates this success to his extremely capable staff and an amazingly faithful God.

As for Countryside itself, Dan prides this practice on being diagnostically driven. He states, “We’re not a hope clinic. We’re not here to guess and treat. We’ll find you answers.” He enforces this mantra by investing heavily into equipment and the continuing education of his employees.

The passion Dan has for veterinary medicine and his determination to do anything he sets his mind to has helped this practice become what it is today, and we’re so happy he’s a part of our team. www.countrysidevets.com

STEFANIE CIRASA Waypoint Ranch; Peace@Home Project

Stephanie was born into a Navy family and married into the Air Force. Having experienced the challenges military life presents as a child, spouse and parent, she is passionate about helping other families navigate service-related obstacles. Stephanie is certified in EAGALA model Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and trained in Trauma Focused EAP, Rhythmic Riding, Sensory Integration Riding, has Air Force Military Family Support Services training, and extensive experience in support of trauma recovery therapies. Waypoint Ranch in Carrollton, Georgia was founded as a nonprofit organization to provide a place where veteran families can find effective, evidence-based treatments combined with holistic alternative therapies on a working

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 14 Georgiahorsefair.org ranch. Having experienced first-hand the toll military service takes on a family, Founders Ray and Stephanie Cirasa are dedicated to supporting veteran families through the challenges associated with recovery from service-related injuries. Over the past 16 years this program has rehabbed more than 50 horses and supported over 500 individuals. https://www.waypointranch.org/

ED DABNEY Gentle Horsemanship

Ed Dabney is an internationally acclaimed clinician, presenting horsemanship and riding clinics in many areas of the US and in Europe. Ed's blending of natural horsemanship and classical equitation has made an indelible mark with students across the United States and now also in Europe, drawing the attention of serious riders searching for the lightest touch and the deepest connection with their horses irrespective of breed or discipline. Ed has worked with horses all his life, being involved in diverse fields including the ranching, motion picture and horse training industries. Ed Dabney, a fifth-generation horseman, gained rich insight and understanding into the horse's instinct and culture through his experiences in the wilds of Wyoming, where Ed conducted an outfitting business near Yellowstone, worked with Mustangs and trained horses for several large ranches. Eddabney.com

ELIZABETH DABNEY Diamond D Cowgirls

Elizabeth Dabney, a 6th generation horsewoman, carries on the family legacy of training with Gentle Horsemanship methods. As the daughter of Ed Dabney, she learned from his instruction and through years of assisting with training and instruction in Ed Dabney's US Clinics and European Clinic Tours. Elizabeth is the founder and senior instructor of Dabney Riding Academy and the Diamond D Cowgirls drill team which consist of six different teams ranging from ages 5-78 years. Her communication and leadership skills with horses and humans have contributed to the achievement of multiple State and Regional Championship titles. The Diamond D Cowgirls Professional team won the 2015 and 2016 National Championship in mounted drill competition. The Diamond D Cowgirls have performed at competitions, parades and equine expos all across the east coast. Elizabeth teaches Adult, beginner to advanced lessons, and Advanced Youth riding lessons. Elizabeth's ability to give clear, specific and patient instruction allows her students to gain confidence as they progress in the development of refined horsemanship skills. Elizabeth is also the senior trainer and manager of Dabney Gentle Horsemanship.

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 15 Georgiahorsefair.org As a member of the Screen Actor’s Guild, Elizabeth has worked in the film industry as a stunt rider, horse trainer and wrangler for three full seasons of Fox TV’s popular drama series, “Sleepy Hollow” as well as many other film industry movies and TV shows. Diamonddcowgirls.com

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Dr KYLEE JO DUBERSTEIN UGA

Dr. Kylee Jo (Johnson) Duberstein is a faculty member in the Animal and Dairy Science department at UGA. She teaches several hands on and lecture classes in equine science, as well as co-serves as the state equine extension specialist. Dr. Duberstein grew up in Gainesville, FL as the daughter of the University of Florida state equine extension specialist.

She was raised on a small horse farm where she competed A-circuit jumpers nationally for over 15 years. Dr. Duberstein showed at the Grand Prix level for over 10 years and has won 4 USEF national standard Grand Prix events, as well as medaled for two years in the North American Young Riders Championships, with many of her accomplishments coming aboard her home raised American Quarter Horse, Whatazan. Dr. Duberstein rode professionally during and after completing her Ph.D. in equine nutrition at the University of Florida. She began working at UGA in 2007 and resides just outside of Athens with her husband and two small children.

JORDAN FAULCONER Cloud9 Ranch

Jordan Faulconer has been running Cloud 9 Ranch along with her mother Nancy and professionally starting horses on her own since she was 13. Jordan has had the opportunity of growing up with horses on a working ranch, learning how to start and develop all breeds of horses in multiple disciplines while continuing her education with Colt starting, Dressage, Ranch horse versatility and correct biomechanics for the rider. She’s also an experienced barefoot Farrier. Jordan has competed in Mustang Makeovers and Rescue horse challenges, focusing on building connection and relaxation, Developing happy horse athletes and safe reliable partners. Cloud9ranchinc.com

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 17 Georgiahorsefair.org NANCY FAULCONER Cloud9 Ranch

Nancy Faulconer has always loved horses. She got her first job at age 14 to support her two horses and rode her bike to the barn every day to take care of them. After college, she found a place with a little land and bought another horse. A few years later, she met and got married to Mike Faulconer. After that, Nancy began to operate a backyard boarding business. Many opportunities to challenge her horsemanship and increase her knowledge presented themselves through this endeavor. When she and Mike became parents, concerns about safety led her to study the Parelli Program as well as other programs and instructors on creating a partner. Empowering students has become a passion for Nancy. Never Ending Self Improvement is another passion. Being a student of the horse and sharing everything she learns is why Cloud9 Ranch has so much to offer. Nancy has competed in: • Extreme Mustang Challenge • Mustang Million • 2 Georgia Equine Rescue League Rescue Challenges • 1st ever Horsewoman's Challenge Cloud9ranchinc.com

SANDI FORESTER The Powder Forest

Sandi Forester, based in McDonough, GA, has been a horse trainer and riding instructor for over 50 years and has gained respect and admiration as a talented trainer and horsewoman. A passionate and dedicated horsewoman for most of her life, Sandi began her career working with hunters, and from there moved on to combined training and western riding before focusing on dressage in the early 70's. Although she has had success in many disciplines – both English and western, Sandi’s true passion remains classical dressage. Through the study of horses in nature, Sandi believes in the ability to form an intimate, unique and sensitive understanding of the mind, body and soul of the horse. Regardless of market value of a horse, show or pleasure, back yard or fancy barn all horses deserve to be treated with love kindness and respect. Through the use of a combination of natural horsemanship and classical dressage a strong foundation for all disciplines and all breeds will be developed. www.sandiforester.com

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 18 Georgiahorsefair.org Georgia Paso Fino Horse Association

In 1976, the Georgia Paso Fino Owners and Breeders Association was created by a small group of owners in the Atlanta area. Since that time, we have evolved into the Georgia Paso Fino Horse Association which has become a statewide (and beyond!) organization consisting of outstanding horses and people! We are able to enjoy our horses together in a variety of functions. You know it is Spring when you see our annual Open House and show listed on the calendar of events. We are proud to report that our “Four Beat Jubilee” show was the winner of the 2009 USEF Breed Competition. GPFHA received the most votes for the 2009 show out of all the other PFHA regional shows. Congratulations to the show committee and all the volunteers as well as a huge “Thank You” to all who attended the show and voted it the best show of 2009. The Open House is complete with clinician, fun show, games, exhibitions, and demo rides. GPFHA is also involved in trail rides and parades throughout the year so there is something for everyone As a group, we share our own experiences and information with each other as well as new and prospective owners in hopes of increasing the pleasure of owning and riding these fine horses. GPFHA prides itself on being a diverse group, all of whom have one thing in common: the love of the Paso Fino. More people than ever before are interested in the Paso Fino and want to be involved with our organization. GPFHA will be there to encourage and inform all who are interested in this wonderful breed. Even though we know that the Association is a business, we will never lose sight of the fact that “it” is all about the Paso Fino, family, and friends! GPFHA is alive and doing well! In the years to come, we hope to make more new friends as well as see those familiar faces. We will never forget our humble beginnings as it keeps us striving for the growth, preservation, and future of the Paso Fino! georgiapasofino.org

CAITLIN BENNET JACKSON ANR Agent and County Extension Coordinator, Monroe County

From Paso Finos to Hunters and everything in-between Caitlin Jackson has done “a little bit of everything” when it comes to all things equine. Honing in on her passion and knowledge of horses, her high school FFA Advisor asked her to join the horse judging team. From that point on Mrs. Jackson says her awareness of horses evolved and has since pursued many opportunities to evaluate horses through college and beyond. Mrs. Jackson earned a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from Clemson University and a Master’s degree in Agriculture from Colorado State University. Her career started with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension in 2012 and she currently serves as the Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent and County Extension Coordinator in Monroe County. In her time with Extension Mrs. Jackson has extensively supported equine educational programming on the local and state level for

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 19 Georgiahorsefair.org youth and adults. She serves as a member of the 4-H Horse Advisory Committee and assists the Georgia 4-H Horse Program on the county level by coaching a horse judging team and coordinating 4-H’er participation in the State 4- H Horse Show. Caitlin, her husband Brennan and their daughter Teagan Rose live on a small horse farm in Jones County where they do “a little bit of everything” with their small herd of horses.

MICHELE JOHNSON American Shetland Ponies

Michele has been involved in horses of all kinds since she was 4 yrs old. She has competed on a national level with American Quarter horses, Paint horses and briefly with Haflingers. Michele became involved with American Shetlands in 2009. Now, she and her mom raise them on their farm near Perry, GA; Lucky M Farm. “These are not your grandma’s Shetlands.” This phrase usually comes up in conversation when she talks with people new to Shetlands. Michele has been doing demonstrations with her Shetlands at the Georgia National Fair since 2012 with the Minis and More Driving Club. This is her first solo Demo. She loves to talk to people about Shetlands or just horses in general. She has many disciples under her belt. She does most of her own training and farrier work. American Shetlands are exceptionally versatile and quick to learn. They are smaller than other equine, so if you are small on area to keep a full sized horse consider a Shetland. They are small enough to be sized right for the handicap also.. Michele likes to say that Shetlands are horses in concentrate. Just about anything you can do with a full sized horse you can do with a Shetland. Almost. Shetlands come in a variety of types from a stocky, muscled, flat trotting type to an ultra refined high trotting type. Temperaments come in a variety too, from very calm and laid back to very lively. They also come in all colors except Appaloosa. So, if you decide to try a Shetland, be sure you consider all the traits.

SUSAN JUNG Winning Strides

Susan is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor in the state of Georgia. Susan earned her B.A. in Psychology and M.Ed. and Ed.S. in counseling from the University of Florida. She has been riding since she was four years old and showing horses since her early teens. Susan was also a judge and certified riding instructor for the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association for eight years. Susan founded Winning Strides in 2007 and she serves as the mental health professional on the team. She was inspired to launch her business after becoming educated in the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning (EAGALA) model in 2000, believing that horses are truly a pathway to mental health and wellness. As an elementary school counselor for 37 years, her work with children has been the focal point of her life. Combining that with horses was

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 20 Georgiahorsefair.org a goal she set for herself in the early 1970s. EAGALA made achieving that goal possible through a model that not only makes sense but works! Both equine assisted psychotherapy (EAP) and equine assisted learning (EAL) serve clients at Winning Strides. In addition, Susan uses EAL in her supervision of licensure candidates and interns. Continuing education is a big part of Winning Strides, and all workshops are done in the arena. It is Susan’s belief that including the equine co- facilitator in therapy and learning sessions is effective, real, efficient, and provides for life-long learning. Susan has authored two books: Colts and Fillies, and Head ‘em Up! Move ‘em Out! She is adjunct instructor at Wesleyan College and teaches the Equine Assisted Therapy program. Winningstrides.net Eagala.org

TIERNEY LANGDON Gypsy Dharma Yoga

Tierney Langdon is the founder of Gypsy Dharma Yoga. The mission of Gypsy Dharma is to help those who are lost to find themselves. Life changes, challenges and trauma’s all contribute to the gradual loss of self. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018, Tierney found herself completely lost. No longer the person she used to be, she transformed into someone new during her healing journey. This journey was central to the origin of Gypsy Dharma Yoga. Through her own personal healing she is able to share her experience, strength and hope with others. A born dancer (and lifelong horse lover), Tierney found yoga and described it “like finding a long lost family member”, and began daily practice of yoga in 2016. After her cancer diagnosis, she began to use not just the physical aspect of yoga, but the mental and spiritual practice of yoga as well. Yoga became her guiding star for her journey, and she credits it with “truly saving my life.” Tierney’s passion for yoga is her driving force, with her favorite personal practice being Vinyasa Flow. As an equestrian, she found yoga practice to be beneficial in not only her position in saddle, but it also improved her relationship with her horse. As she focuses on her breath, and her horse’s breathe, she can feel both coming in sync; almost immediately we are connected. As a professional, she prefers to teach a Gentle Yoga Flow Format. Inspired by yogi’s all over the world, she has incorporated yoga practice into her daily routine for physical strength, health and emotional healing. Her goal is to help others see that yoga can be for everybody, and most important of all it is her “ passion to be the light in other people’s life journey”. You can follow Gypsy Dharma on Facebook as: Gypsy Dharma and Instagram @gypsy.dharma. Email Gypsy Dharma at [email protected] and visit www.gypsydharmakeys.com

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 21 Georgiahorsefair.org JOANN McBRIDE Donegal Farm

Joann McBride is a third grade teacher and part-time horse trainer. She became familiar with the natural horsemanship training method in 2007 when she was experiencing difficulty with her horse, Archie. She began working with Laurie Wilson who taught her the importance of being a leader and how to establish a relationship with her horse. Joann and Archie went on to do a little bit of everything including obstacle competitions, dressage, horse soccer, trick training, and cow sorting. In 2012, Joann took a break from her career as a teacher and managed GB’s Stable in Smyrna and provided lessons and training. Joann is a two-time GERL Rescue Challenge champion. She participated in the first event in 2014 with a young mare named Faye Dunaway and again in 2016 with a mare named Copper Penny. In 2017, she purchased her first mule, a barely handled, yearling molly mule named Jolene. Jolene competes in obstacle challenges, Working Equitation, and cow sorting, and was featured in Mules and More magazine. Joann owns Donegal Farm in Douglasville, GA, and hosts obstacle play days, obstacle challenges, and clinics. https://www.facebook.com/Donegal-Farm-391099764985198/

JULIETTE McKINLEY Master 4-H’er

When Juliette was 8 years old, she received her first pony, (really a mini-mule named Hershey) and it was love at first sight. When she was nine, Juliette joined the 4-H Horse and Pony Club and has been involved in the Georgia 4-H Horse Program for the last nine years. Juliette has attended three horse schools, eight State Horse Shows, two Southern Regionals and her brother and her represented Georgia at the National Western Round Up, placing 3rd. As a High School freshman, she Mastered in Horse (Project Achievement) and was on the Paulding County Quiz Bowl Team that represented Georgia at the Southern Regionals. She was also a three year member of the Copper Hill Sport Horses Hunt Seat IEA Team. A six-year US Equestrian Federation Letterman, she currently trains with Amy Carter, owner of Carter Farms Performance Horses, and is busy adding Western Pleasure and Ranch Riding to her disciplines. She hopes to ride for Berry College’s Equestrian Team next year and study Animal Science or Creative Technologies and Art. She lives on a mini ranch with her twin brother, Nicholas, her parents, and six amazing animals. Juliette has multiple hobbies which consist of “everything Horse and 4-H”, singing, acting, dance and Art! Currently a Senior at Capstone Academy, she’s currently actively involved in her 4-H, school, and church communities. Juliette is the President of the 4-H Northwest District and Vice President of the Paulding County 4-H

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 22 Georgiahorsefair.org Council. She represents Georgia as a State 4-H STEM Ambassador and a State 4-H Communication and Technology Member and is one of the bright young stars of the Georgia equine community.

TINKER MOFFITT

To Tinker Moffitt it seems as if he’s been riding and training horses his entire life. Along the way, he had the honor of working with and learning from some of the most knowledgeable horsemen in our industry: Curt and Jerry Fowler, Ray Hunt, Bryan Neubert, Joe Wolter and Buck Brannaman. His philosophy is that “every day is a new day training a horse; a horse might remember yesterday’s lesson, or you might have to go a few steps back. Working with horses is a humbling experience. But at the end of the day it’s all about the horse”. In 2018, Tinker won the GERL Rescue Challenge on a little filly named Dreamer. He was selected again for the 2019 GERL Rescue Challenge and place second with a filly named Annie Oakley who was only with me for 73 days. Both these fillies did a bit of cow work. Tinker is an active rancher, working cows in South Carolina and Georgia while also handling a clinician schedule. He is also a stockbroker for the Junior Rodeo in which his daughter is involved. As he puts it “at the end of the day I’m just a cowboy trying to make a living and working with some great horses”.

LAUREN NORMAN Norman Farms Hippotherapy

Norman Farms is a family owned facility located just outside Jersey, Ga that offers a variety of physical therapy services including Hippotherapy (equine assisted movement). Horses help our patients heal in many ways, while achieving functional goals. Norman Farms is a long time GERL supporter that adopted and now uses GERL rescue alumni Rosie in their program. “What a blessing it is to see Rosie thriving and giving the gift of movement to our patients”.

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 23 Georgiahorsefair.org CHARLOTTE OSBORNE Osborne International Dressage

“If you can dream it, we can do it!” Originally from South Hampton, England, Charlotte Osborne got her education at the top Grand Prix barns in Holland, then moved to America to help horses and riders achieve their fullest potential. Now Osborne International Dressage provides the Atlanta area with international-quality instruction, horse training, and sales services. Charlotte Osborne is a highly respected teacher, able to explain complex training concepts simply, and is known for helping riders achieve more than they thought possible. Charlotte regularly travels to Europe to source top quality prospects to import to America, and specializes in pairing the right horse to the right rider. If you’re looking for someone to help materialize your dreams with you and your horse through coaching and training, or to find the right dressage partner for you, look up Osborne International Dressage on Facebook. Osborneinternational.com

BRYNN PENNINGTON Pine Lane Farm

Head Trainer at Pine Lane Farm in Conyers, GA, Brynn specializes in the Hunter/Jumper discipline and is responsible for training horses as well as a large roster of students. She is the quintessential horse person, and brings along her young students to develop a strong work ethic and comprehensive horse-keeping responsibility. But she really knows how to have fun too! Brynn grew up riding at Pine Lane where she showed in a little bit of everything with her amazing Appaloosa Beamer. As much as she loved competing, her fondest memories are those of her and her best barn buddies racing in our back pastures, saddling up and heading out for all day trail rides, jumping anything and everything, with their incredible horses that were game for anything. Now, almost 30 years later, Brynn is the Head Trainer at Pine Lane trying to create those same memories for her young riders. Her journey with OTTB'S (off the track thoroughbred) started with American Soldier, who shares the same sire as American Pharoah, the triple crown winner. He has been a total training restart. Brynn’s students watched her as she and her horse struggled, took baby steps, reached small milestones, and eventually became a team, now jumping 3’. Watching Brynn gave her students the OTTB bug, and the majority of them now have their own OTTB as well, making their OTTB “herd” 16 horses at this point! The kids do the majority of their own training, under her instruction. For Brynn “there is nothing more rewarding than watching these "crazy thoroughbreds" develop into incredible, well rounded, horses of a lifetime for their young riders” Pinelanefarm.com Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 24 Georgiahorsefair.org

LUCY RAY Morgan County ANR & County Extension Coordinator

Lucy Ray was raised on a commercial beef cattle operation in Dacula, Georgia, where horses were a part of her life. She started riding on her first pony, Scout, at age 5. At age 6, she moved on to her first horse, a Morgan gelding named Blackberry, and has owned horses ever since. Lucy has a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Berry College, and a master’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Georgia. Ms. Ray has worked for UGA Cooperative Extension since 2008, and is currently the Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent and County Extension Coordinator in Morgan County. She has served as a member of UGA’s Forage Team since 2014. Ms. Ray is actively involved in Georgia’s 4-H Horse program and leads the Morgan County 4-H Horse Club. Lucy currently owns both Morgans and Quarter Horses and stands a Morgan stallion, JMF True North, to the public. In her spare time, she raises commercial beef cattle, enjoys trail riding, competing in ranch horse events, and hanging out with other horse crazy folks.

KELLY SIGLER Looking Glass Farm

Kelly hails from South Texas where her journey with horsemanship began. She started out riding her aunt’s horses, saving enough money by the time she was ten to buy her own. That horse, Pokey, a little green broke mare off the King Ranch, was her transportation to her friend’s house, the store…..everywhere she could get to. From there, Kelly went on to compete in Eventing. After having some trailering issues with her horse, George, she found Parelli. She trained with them for five years as one of Pat Parelli’s proteges. She traveled across the country on the Parelli tour stops with her horse Buckley, also from South Texas and the King Ranch. Today, she trains out of her own farm in Wagener, SC specializing in Foundation Training for horses. Kelly also still travels the country and other parts of the world to teach horsemanship. She is a licensed instructor with Linda Parelli’s new program, Happy Horse, Happy Rider. kellysigler.com

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DR KARI TURNER UGA

Dr. Kari Turner received her undergraduate degree in Animal Science from the University of Florida, and then went on to Virginia Tech for her Master of Science. She completed a research project investigating the effects of long- duration exercise on immunoglobulins in endurance horses. Discovering her love for teaching, she decided to get her Ph.D. so she could teach at the university-level. She completed her doctorate at Michigan State University, looking at the impact of nutritional sodium zeolite A supplementation in the equine and bovine. Following completion of her doctorate, she accepted a position in the Animal and Dairy Science Department at the University of Georgia in 2005. Dr. Turner is currently an Associate Professor at UGA, and instructs 3-5 courses per semester focusing on a wide variety of topics. These include Equine Exercise Physiology, Horse Production and Management, Equine Science Seminar, Companion Animal Care, Companion Animal Biology and Management, and three Freshman Odyssey Seminars (Horse Racing, An Animal’s Purpose, and Survey of Veterinary Medicine Professions). Dr. Turner is also the Youth Equine Extension Specialist for the State of Georgia, and provides leadership to programs such as the 4-H State Hippology Contest and the State 4-H Horse Show. In her spare time pre-kids, Dr. Turner actively competed in National Reining Horse Association shows. She has now given her reining horses to her two daughters, and is enjoying the role of horse show mom. Dr. Vandergrift utilizes a whole horse approach when advising clients on how to best support their horse’s well- being and performance. He has a special interest in equine podiatry and is attuned to the needs of the horse and rider with a true passion to make a difference.

Dr BILL VANDERGRIFT Triple Crown Feeds; International Equine Consultant

Dr. Bill Vandergrift has helped horses around the world in all disciplines stay healthy and perform to the best of their ability for nearly 40 years. He formulates all Triple Crown feed products and has provided technical support for Triple Crown Nutrition for nearly 30 years. Dr. Vandergrift obtained his PhD in animal nutrition from Texas A&M University in 1980 and held a teaching and research position at the University of Georgia where he taught principles of nutrition, vitamin nutrition, feeds and feeding, and horse production. Through his independent consulting efforts with international level clients Dr. Vandergrift developed a line of nutritional supplements and nutraceuticals that have helped numerous horses regain health and quality of life as well as aid competitive horses at all levels reach the top of their game. These products are now available from Stride Animal Health.

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 26 Georgiahorsefair.org Dr. Vandergrift utilizes a whole horse approach when advising clients on how to best support their horse’s well- being and performance. He has a special interest in equine podiatry and is attuned to the needs of the horse and rider with a true passion to make a difference.

LOUIS WILD Equine Massage

Louis Wild is Board Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Body Work and a Licensed Massage Therapist. He graduated from ASHA early in 1999 with a Certification in Swedish Massage, a Certification in Neuromuscular Therapy and a Certification in Clinical Sports Massage. In 2003 Louis became a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner. Louis also attended Equissage in Virginia in 1999 and received a Certification in Equine Sports Massage Therapy. In 2007 he received the Equinology: Equine Foundation Massage Certification. Additional training includes: Equine Biomechanics with Dr. Hilary Clayton, Mark Barnes Equine Myofascial Release with Tamara Thomas, Jack Meagher Equine Sports Massage with Joanne Wilson, Integrated Equine Performance Bodywork with Jim Masterson and the In Hand Therapy Course from the Science of Motion with Jean Luc Cornille. Louis has spoken to numerous equine organizations over the years. He has also done presentations at the University of Alabama and the University of Georgia as well as being a speaker at the 2017 Science of Motion International Conference, and has practiced at major venues such as Harrisburg, Tryon, Wellington, Ocala and Lexington. A sample of equine clients that benefited from massage therapy: • The thirty something pensioner that could be made more comfortable and more mobile. • The retiree from the tracks of Saratoga looking for a new career, • A World Congress Hunter Reserve Champion looking for a life after a career ending injury. • The year of campaigning to become the Amateur Owner Horse of the Year. • And even the great fortune to work with a National Pony Finals Grand Champion. • Also, by now, several mature horses who are second generation clients having worked with their mothers before they were a glimmer on mom’s eye. https://louis-wild-massage.business.site/

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Wayne Williams has a long background in Radio and TV both: on-air disc jockey, newscaster, and working behind the scenes in sales and production. Since the age of six, Mr. Williams has always been involved with horses. He has appeared in many parades with highlights being the Indianapolis 500 and Rose Bowl Parades. He regularly exhibited in Open and Palomino shows, and he and wife Pat paid tribute to Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on Horseback with Silver Saddles and costumes of the era. Mr. Williams dedicated himself to the Equine Industry in 1985, making a part time passion into a full-time career. Wayne combined his announcing background with horses, becoming the “Voice of Many Horse Fairs” at over 20 top Horse Expos in the US and Canada: Equitana USA , World Equestrian Games 2010, Lexington KY, Rose Parade Equestfest 2018 and 2019 (Producer/Director in Pasadena), Indy 500 Parade, Culver Military Academies, Breyerfest and many more. He also lends a hand with many Expos in presenting entertainment on horseback and various equine acts. Wayne also has over 20 years of directing and hosting the “Theater Equus” evening show at Horse World Expo every March in Harrisburg, PA. Currently, he is the Host of “Speaking of Horses” TV and Radio which offers a variety of Equine information on www.speakingofhorses.com. Speaking of Horses TV has gained a broad audience: over 250,000 viewers each month through a combination of cable TV outlets and streaming services, weekly viewership of nearly 100,000 through 24 cable TV outlets across mid America, 65,000 viewers from Farm and Ranch TV in Texas (FRTV) on- demand viewing and streaming, 35,000 viewers streaming in Holland and Australia, while the Speaking of Horses TV website viewing is 30,000 viewers per month, and nearly 80,000 weekly listeners on Speaking of Horse Radio airing weekly in many east regions. Social Media following is over 150,000 across facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter. For relaxation Wayne enjoys Trail Riding and camping with wife Pat, in addition to riding in parades, and being the man “Behind the Microphone”.

LAURIE WILSON Natural Horsemanship

Laurie has been a traveling trainer in Georgia since 2004, starting her career and completing high levels of advancement through the Parelli Program. Since then I have formulated my own unique blend of horse training that combines dressage, obstacles and trick training. Laurie’s blend of horse training uses all three elements to focus training on developing the “thinking side” of the equines brain and uses well timed positive rewards to achieve accelerated learning. She has worked with well over 100 horses and humans that came from a variety of disciplines and problem situations including: (trailer loading, bucking, bolting, rearing, lead changes, confidence issues, etc.).

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 28 Georgiahorsefair.org She has started numerous horses including my personal horses/mule. She competes with her Mule, (Toby Jack), in advanced level obstacle challenges, dressage and this year will be competing in working equitation). Laurie also conducts a variety of workshops and clinics including: ground driving, obstacles, garrocha pole, trick training, horse soccer, problem solving, trail issues, etc.). In addition to training, Laurie is also certified in large animal technical rescue and is the founder and lead responder of LARG ( Large Animal Response Group) a non-profit group that trains and responds with Cobb County Fire Department to horses and other large animals that are in emergency technical rescue situations. In 2019 I launched WEGa (Working Equitation of Georgia) and in 2020 I have organized 3 successful WEGA play days Website: naturalleadership.biz, and facebook pages: “Natural Leadership Horse Training”, “Mule Academy”, “Large Animal Response Group”. naturalleadershipwithhorses.wordpress.com/about/

Dr CHANDLER WOOD Piedmont Equine

Dr. Chandler Wood was born and raised just north of Atlanta, where she grew up riding hunter jumpers. She went on to receive a wildlife management degree and then a doctorate of veterinary medicine at the University of Georgia. After graduating, she worked at Idaho Equine Hospital before returning home as an Associate Veterinarian at Piedmont Equine. While passionate about all things equine, she is most interested in neonatal care, reproduction and emergency care. www.piedmontequine.com

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About GERL

Georgia Equine Rescue League, LTD (GERL) is a non-profit organization with 501 (c) (3) status that believes it is the responsibility of its members to help find solutions to the growing problem of starved, abused, and neglected equine in the state of Georgia. GERL believes that through education, incentive programs for equine health, and funding of the Georgia Department of Agriculture Equine Division and other law enforcement entities, that positive steps can be taken to help reduce and eventually eliminate this problem in our state.

The Rescue Challenge

In an effort to ensure good homes for our rescue horses, GERL developed a program to greatly enhance their desirability to prospective adoptive homes, promote the skills of some of our good Georgia horse trainers, and spread the word about the plight of many horses in our state. We believe that this experience will greatly improve the chances of each horse involved to be adopted into a loving, forever home. Horses, like children, are very resilient. No matter what experiences they have suffered in the past, they can learn to trust through patient and knowledgeable training.

The competition trainers are selected by a GERL committee and given roughly 120 days to develop the horse in preparation to showcase its training accomplishment at the Rescue Challenge event.

The horses have various temperaments and stages of saddle training in our program. Each horse will be thoroughly evaluated by our expert and will receive a handicap number. Most of these horses suffer trust issues and could be even harder to teach than those with more saddle experience. It will be the trainer’s responsibility to totally evaluate the horse they are working with and devise a program which will help the horse to gain confidence and respect so that they might become safe and willing partners with both the trainers and perspective adopters.

During the Rescue Challenge competition, each horse will demonstrate its progress in three ways: In Hand, Obstacle and Freestyle. Rideable horses will also demonstrate basic walk, trot, canter, halt, rein-back, and work over and around obstacles.

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The horses for this year’s competition are from a herd of seized horses that were nearly feral and very underfed. The horses had some time with a foster ‘mom’ who was able to get them to a point where they could be handled – a little. This means the challenge for the trainers this year is very great indeed!

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CASSY HOBAN

Growing up on 140 acres in rural Wisconsin riding horses through the rolling hills is where Cassy started living her passion of developing horses. Seeking a career in the horse world, she became a professional tour guide on Amelia Island, Florida offering trail rides on the beach. The farm in Florida was unique in that most of the horses used on the beach rides were rescued and developed for jobs to give people a once in a lifetime experience. It is there that she discovered the art of rehabilitating the minds of horses and how, as humans, to reshape ourselves to better understand and communicate with them. To continue her education, she moved to Eatonton, Georgia to study with two gifted horsewomen and continued to learn the value of relaxation and connection. Being a part of the GERL competition in 2017, Cassy had the honor of working with Reno. He developed into a relaxed, confident partner willing to go anywhere, from dressage, to cross country, to a nice loose rein, relaxed trail kinda guy. She looks forward to helping another horse develop into a relaxed partner ready to take on their next chapter in life!

RYLEE NASH

Rylee Nash is an eighteen year old from Monroe, Georgia who has owned horses since she was nine. She has been around everything from rodeo to show jumping and has been working with GERL and training foster horses for four years, and has a reputation for taking on even the most challenging horses to rehabilitate. As a first time challenger, Rylee is looking forward to working with and preparing a horse for life outside the rescue. When she is not training fosters or riding her own horse, Rylee enjoys hiking with friends, hunting with her dad, and spending time outdoors with her family.

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RILEY WATSON

In the summer of 2010, Riley discovered her love for horses while participating in a week long horse camp. From then on, she did whatever she could to support that love. Mucking out stalls in exchange for riding lessons and assisting with guided beach rides as the designated poop picker-upper to help pay for her horse’s monthly board. Participating in horsemanship clinics when she could, Riley was always seeking further education. Fast forward to 2017 Riley was offered an internship on a wonderful farm located in Eatonton, GA. Jumping headfirst into the unknown, she learned what is was like to help run a high functioning boarding and training barn. Over the course of 2 years, Riley stayed at this farm learning how to become a better horsewoman and how to develop a safe and willing partner suited for any discipline. Whether that be trail riding, traditional dressage, cowboy dressage, eventing, and everything in between. Riley learned the importance of a solid foundation and the relationship shared and is hoping to share that knowledge with those who are as passionate about it as she is.

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ANN HARRIS

Ann Harris is a life-long lover of horses and has owned them for over 25 years. Her favorite trail partner, Marty, went with her to numerous ACTHA competitions throughout the Southeast, winning her top 3 trail horse awards 3 consecutive years in Georgia and 9th in the nation during their competitive years. Ann became a certified ACTHA judge and has conducted several de-spooking clinics. Ann is a cofounder and director of the Central Georgia Mounted Color Guard, a group of patriotic riders who appear in parades and special events throughout Georgia. The group honors the Armed Services by carrying the flags of America, Georgia, and the five branches of the military.

MARSHA HENRY

Marsha has over 40 years in the horse industry through raising and training American Quarter Horses. She holds titles in AQHA, IBHA and APHA doing both English and Western. She has been a Judge for 17 years and holds an Open Judges Card through OHSA. Marsha is the owner of M&K Quarter Horses in Fairplay SC. Her goal for the Equine Industry is to make confident horses and riders to the best of their ability. Marsha has been honored to do a lot in the Equine Industry and at this time in her life she wants to give back and help promote good horsemanship.

Georgia Horse Fair & Expo ~ April 17, 2021 ~ GIHP 35 Georgiahorsefair.org TINKER MOFFITT

To Tinker Moffitt it seems as if he’s been riding and training horses his entire life. Along the way, he had the honor of working with and learning from some of the most knowledgeable horsemen in our industry: Curt and Jerry Fowler, Ray Hunt, Bryan Neubert, Joe Wolter and Buck Brannaman. His philosophy is that “every day is a new day training a horse; a horse might remember yesterday’s lesson, or you might have to go a few steps back. Working with horses is a humbling experience. But at the end of the day it’s all about the horse”. In 2018, Tinker won the GERL Rescue Challenge on a little filly named Dreamer. He was selected again for the 2019 GERL Rescue Challenge and place second with a filly named Annie Oakley who was only with him for 73 days. Both these fillies did a bit of cow work. Tinker is an active rancher, working cows in South Carolina and Georgia while also handling a clinician schedule. He is also a stockbroker for the Junior Rodeo in which his daughter is involved. As he puts it “at the end of the day I’m just a cowboy trying to make a living and working with some great horses”.

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Breed Presented by American Paint Horse - Overo Lindsay Ragan/Unbridled Joy American Paint Horse - Tobiano Emily Savage American Saddlebred Jennifer Snyder Appaloosa Kimberly Harris Arabian Jessica Gilker Drummer Kimberly Butler Friesian Stacey Edwards/Special Equestrians of Ga Gypsy Vanner Lucy Height and Kat Wiegand Irish Cob Beth Briner McCurdy Plantation Nancy Fitzgibbons Mini Horse Stacey Edwards/Special Equestrians of Ga Morgan Lucy Ray Paso Fino Shaw Laney; Lu Ann Lackey/Paso Fino Horse Assoc Percheron Cindy Burtt/Unbridled Joy Tennessee Walker Tamara Crull Thoroughbred Brynn Pennington

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LOCATION VENDOR NAME C Align Realty 32 Arlene's Art of Framing 2 Back Country Horse 22 Boehringer-Ingelheim 25 Carl Bledsoe Horsemanship 52 Charolette Detienne 35 Creative Occasions 9 CTHA 12 Diamond D Cowgirls Drillteam 10 Ed Dabney Gentle Horsemanship 46 Equine Trail Supports 1 Felicia Washington 5 GA Paso Horse Association 7/8 GAHA 27 GDAGR 20 GA American Saddlebred Assoc 36 Georgia Draft Horse Assoc. 16 Georgia Horse Archers 44 Georgia Quarter Horse Association 3 GoHorse D Griffenbrook 21 Gypsy Dharma Yoga 4 Harmony Feed and Tack B Harmony Saddle Fitting (Social Circle) 28 Home Scents By Rania 6 Jane Harmon 47 Jennifer Bottalico 23 Looking Glass Farm (Kelly Sigler) 24 Louis Wild - Equine Massage 38 Mahada farms

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