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FALL 2008 Professional Horseman Offering: Horsemanship Riding Clinics • Training Private Lessons • Horsemanship Program • Products Progressive Equine®LLC www.jimmydrivertraining.com 615-969-2476 [email protected] Page 2 Riding The Range • Fall 2008 Riding The Range ARHA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ARHA Quarterly Newsletter Dear Members, Volume 4 Number 15 2008 ARHA has had a good year. Even with the soaring gas prices and a slow The economy, this tells me that the members are starving for a place to gather and show their horses with fellow horsemen. There are still several events on the calendar; go to the ARHA website (www.americanranchhorse.net) “Events Calendar”, choose an event and attend! Next issue: THE CHARTERS NEED YOU! I am © challenging those of you who do not belong to a charter….join one. Those of you who belong to a CONTENTS charter….become active in your charter. It is not the ARHA that provides the shows you love to attend. It is the individual charters that make the shows possible. The charter shows enable you to earn points and achieve ARHA Contributing Writers: Mona Prater • Nikki Sutton titles for your horses. But these shows do not happen on their own. It takes ARHA Cartoon Artist Jimmy Shaw Graphic/Design Layout: Erica Keeney more than a handful of people to make it happen. Numerous volunteer hours are spent planning and preparing before a show takes place. Then, on the Page 2………………………………………Jimmy Driver Training Page 3………………………………………..Presidents Message show date, it takes more man hours to make the plan run smoothly and Page 4………………………………………….Calendar of Events efficiently. THE BOTTOM LINE: Each and every charter needs all of its BB Performance Horses Lazy K Farms/Kennels members to GET INVOLVED. Page 5…………………………………………….On The Horizons ARHA Business Directory Mark your calendars for the 2009 ARHA Convention, February 12-14 at the Page 6……………….………….……………….ARHA Advertising Crown Plaza in Lexington, KY. This is a unique opportunity for old and new Page 7……………………………………..…..……..Charter News Page 8…………………….…Rockin R Horse Farm/Strake Clinic members to share ideas for building the future of ARHA without saddling Page 9………………………………………World Show Sponsors your horse. Multiple events will take place at this year’s convention, check Page 10……………………………………………..Stallion Stakes Page 11………………………………………..Betty’s Copper Doc the website for more details. Also, the first ARHA Youth Scholarship Page 12…………..……………………………….Creek Plantation interviews will take place at this convention. All the information about the Page 13………………………………………………….…..Neogen Page 15………………………………...…Denney Cutting Horses scholarship is on the website as well. Page 16………………………………………….Cow Horses Rock Page 17……………Showing Exhibitors the Values of Versatility Plans are already being made for the 2009 World Show. If you are interested Page 18………………………………Davis Bros. Quarter Horses in being involved, I encourage you to contact the ARHA office. Also, any CoolShot Photography Page 19……………………..Volunteer Ranch Horse Association suggestions for the 2010 rule book changes need to be turned into the office Page 21…………………..Middle GA Ranch Horse Winter Show by mid 2009. Contact your Charter Representative or the ARHA website for Page 22………………..…………………2009 ARHA Convention Page 23…………………………...…Gary Fluhr Equine Dentistry the official rule book change request form. Davis Bros. Quarter Horses Saddle Log Program Randy Cope Page 24……………………….2009 ARHA Convention Schedule Page 25……………………….…...2009 Convention Registration 2008 ARHA President Page 26……………………2009 ARHA Membership Application Page 27………………………………………..World Show Survey Page 28……………………………...Midwest F.A.S.T. Structures Page 29…………………………………………..…Shoe-N-Ranch B. Sutton Performance Horses Worm Garner Memorial Challenge Page 30………………………2009 Judges Seminar Registration Page 31………………………………………………….JML Farms Back Cover……………………………………..Tennessee Co-Op Front Cover Kory Smith, Lebanon, Tennessee showing Dakotas Status Quo in July at his first ever ARHA Class - Youth Geldings 3 & Over. This newsletter is provided by ARHA as a service to it’s members and anyone interested in Ranch Horses. ARHA does not assume liability for any errors and/or omissions. This publica- tion does not in any way, either expressed or implied, guarantee or warrant any of the merch- June 22 - 27, 2009 andise or livestock advertised. RTR /ARHA does not take responsibility for the content of any advertisements. Any questions or comments should be directed to the advertiser. ARHA Miller Coliseum, Murfreesboro, Tennessee reserves the right to refuse any item for publication. All contents © 2008, Riding The Range. Riding The Range • Fall 2008 Page 3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2008 ARHA Events Start making your plans to attend the ARHA Ranch Horse Shows that are scheduled for 2008. ARHA points for 2008 Honor Roll & High Point awards run calendar year, January 1st to December 31st. ARHA members are required to present their membership card (s) and registration papers at time of entry. The show secretary is required to submit correct ARHA numbers with show results. Any horse or member that does not have correct ARHA numbers will be required to purchase a new membership and/or registration at show. Accurate information is required or it will result in loss of ARHA points earned at that show. Memberships and registration may be submitted at shows. Only new members will be allowed to place a “P” (pending) for ARHA Quality Horses For Sale numbers at that show. Specializing in For complete show listings, contact information and to download show bills go to: www.americanranchhorse.net/events.php . Reining & Working Cow Horse * Pending Show applications REMEMBER TO CALL BEFORE YOU HAUL!!! COME SHOW WITH US!!!! October 3—Scott Stevenson Free Stylin Friday Nite 4 & 5 - SKRHA Triple Threat Fall Finale & the 2nd Annual Worm Garner Ranch Horse Challenge 4— MoRHA Fall Round-Up Show 18 & 19— VOLRHA Futurity 18 & 19— CRHA Cowboy Lifestyle Series Ben & Jessica Bowman (812) 798-1833 25— EMRHA Fall Spooktacular Ranch Horse Show Sandborn, Indiana (812) 798-1832 25 & 26— IRHA “Keepin It Real” Series November 1 & 2— WCSC/GRHA Ranch Horse Bonanza 15 & 16—VOLRHA Tour Around Tennessee Finale December 6 — Middle Georgia Ranch Horse Winter Show 6 & 7—IRHA “Keepin It Real” Series Janaury 24 & 25 — SKRHA Winter Show February 12-14 — ARHA National Convention 12-13 — Judges Seminar 13– Charter Representative Meeting 13– Show Management/Secretary Seminar 14– Convention Speakers, Awards Banquet & Dance • Mini Aussie • Yorkies • Cavalier King Charles Spaniels Page 4 Riding The Range • 2009 Convention/Judges Seminar Youth Scholarships The ARHA invites you to join us February 12-14 for the 2009 ARHA Annual ARHA is excited to award our first scholarships in 2009! Six $500 scholarship Convention to be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Lexington, Kentucky. This will be available. A lot of hard work and many generous donations have been important events provides educational and networking opportunities (not to made to make this worthy cause a reality. For more information contact the mention FUN!) for all ARHA members. ARHA Office or you can down load the information and application at www.americanranchhorse.net. There will be a drawing for a “FREE” Suite for the Convention week-end for all those who advance register. The winner will be notified by phone. Also, there Youth Scholarships Raffle Filly will be several drawings for prizes and gifts during the convention with the grand Lost Creek Cattle Company is donating it’s second raffle filly in 2009 and their prize being FOUR - $250 gift certificate for the 2009 World Show! generosity will continue to help us raise money for the ARHA Youth Scholarship Fund. Stay tune for more information and pictures! We will kick Tentative schedule, speakers, and advance registration form are included in off this fund raiser off at the 2009 Annual Convention. Cost of the tickets will this issue of Riding The Range or you can visit the web site at be $10.00 each. Drawing for the filly will once again take place at the World www.americanranchhorse.net or call ARHA office at (606)271-2963. Show. Please help us and support a great cause . The 2009 Judges Committee is looking forward to another great judges 2009 ARHA Memberships seminar. Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 12th and Friday,13th. This 2009 is fast approaching! Now is the time to re-new your membership, or join will be held in conjunction with the Annual Convention at the Crowne Plaza the association for the first time. Check-out the new application, our hopes are Hotel in Lexington, KY. Don’t miss out on the opportunity at hand. to streamline and eliminate excess paperwork, the new form also includes youth and amateur card applications. Membership application can be found in All forms can be downloaded from the ARHA website under “ARHA download- this issue of Riding The Range or can be downloaded from the ARHA web able forms”. (Judges Seminar Registration is on page 30 of this issue) Judges site. Renew your membership today so you can receive all the great ARHA applications and registration fee deadline is January 1, 2009. benefits! ARHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY 24-Hour Exposure in FULL COLOR! Get your equine business noticed by listing on our on-line business directory! www.americanranchhorse.net had had over 232,503 views since 2006 AD TYPE DESCRIPTION RATE/MEMBER RATE/NON-MEMBER Email: [email protected] Not available to Horses For Sale for password information FREE TO ALL ARHA MEMBERS Non-ARHA members Classified Ad Company name, location &Contact information General Listing TEXT ONLY $15/Year $25/Year General listing to another Linked Listing Website or informational flyer $25/Year $50/Year (supplied by advertiser in PDF) Linked listing with logo, Premium Listing Company description (max 50 words) & placement $75/Year $100/Year in at least one issue of Riding The Range Riding The Range • Fall 2008 Page 5 ARHA “Riding The Range” Quarterly Magazine: Information The ARHA Riding The Range is the official publication of the American Ranch Horse Association and serves as one link to membership through four quarterly mailings.
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