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Newsletternewsletter NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER MARchAPRIL 20132008 Permit #229 Permit KY 40511 KY Lexington, KY 40511 Lexington, 257 Meadow Valley Road PAID Lynn Miles, Newsletter Editor US Postage US Dressage Association Dressage Org Mid-South Eventing and Eventing Mid-South Non-Profit M S E D A N E W S 2013 MSEDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTACT INFORMATION President Mary Fike (09, 11, 13) Central 914 Harrington Mill Rd. Kristin Posner (11, 13) Sanctioning, Amy Miller Shelbyville, KY 40065 336 Bradford Colony Drive 2460 Cedar Hill Drive 859-621-2479 Lexington, KY 40515 Richmond, KY 40475 [email protected] 859-338-5553 [email protected] [email protected] 859-358-3601 Mobile V-Pres, Eventing Martha Lambert (11, 13) West MSEDA Team Challenge 4375 W. Hwy 42 Deborah Iezzi (11, 13) Horse Trials & Mid South Goshen, KY 40026 8007a Montero Drive Three Day Event 502-773-2981 Prospect, KY 40059 Organizer: Mary Fike [email protected] 502-608-5117 [email protected] [email protected] V-Pres, Dressage MSEDA Dressage at the Park M. Stanley Wiggs (10,12) West & National Dressage Pony 1249 Greendale Rd. Rachel Henson (11, 13) Cup Lexington, KY 40511 606 Brown Ave Chairman: Susan Posner 859-231-8702 Shelbyville, KY 40065 336 Bradford Colony Drive [email protected] 502-594-9720 Lexington, KY 40515 [email protected] 859-221-3462 Treasurer [email protected] Cheryl Steele (13) West 700 Milford Hills Drive Susan Harris (08, 10,12) Show Secretary: Milford, OH 45150 10200 Covered Bridge Rd. Susan Peacock 513-965-0075 Prospect, KY 40059 [email protected] [email protected] 502-228-3456 [email protected] Membership Secretary Bev Henson Bev Henson Northern 502-220-0187 606 Brown Ave. Carolyn Borgert (08,10,12) [email protected] Shelbyville, KY 40065 817 Rogers Rd. 502-220-0187 Villa Hills, KY 41017 Eventing & Dressage Points [email protected] 859-802-1364 Mary Margaret Sterling [email protected] 372 Ruddles Mill Rd. Southern Paris, KY 40361 Vacant Northern 859-987-0661 Janice Holmes (13) [email protected] Central 1792 St. Rt. 131 Julie Congleton (13) Milford, OH 45150 Newsletter, Calendar PO Box 378 513-368-5578 Lynn Miles Midway, KY 40347 [email protected] 257 Meadow Valley Road 859-533-3148 Lexington, KY 40511 [email protected] Northwestern 859-255-5926 Lee Ann Zobbe (11, 13) [email protected] 406 W 256th Street Central Sheridan, IN 46069 Erin Woodall (10,12) WEBSITE: www.mseda.org 628 Finnell Pike 317-371-4688 Georgetown, KY 40324 [email protected] Rev. 2/15/13 502-316-3565 [email protected] Eastern Robyn Estep (10, 12) Central RR 2 Box 787 Suzie Harrison (11, 13) Milton, WV 25541 114 Sea Pines Way 304-743-4709 Georgetown, KY 40324 [email protected] 859-967-8860 [email protected] March 2013 M S E D A N E W S Lynn’s corner Hi Everyone, We’ve made it through the worst of winter, and spring is thankfully just around the corner! Of course, with that comes the mud and shedding season – but it’s a worthy trade-off for warmer weather and longer daylight hours. I’m sure everyone is excited for show season to get underway as well. Don’t forget the Gala is this month, it’s always a great time and I’m very sorry to be missing it this year due to a trip home. Hopefully lots of you are planning to attend and enjoy a chance to dress up and have a fun night out. And don’t forget all the great things in the silent auction – I have a bidder already lined up to make my bids! So hang in there these last few weeks of cold and ice and just keep reminding yourself that warmer weath- er is on the way soon! Lynn Have you noticed that you get your electronic copy of the MSEDA Newsletter WEEKS before you get your paper version in the mail? For the 2013 mem- bership year, in our efforts to reduce costs and save trees we will request that all MSEDA members who would like to continue receiving the MSEDA hard- copy newsletter "Opt In" on their 2013 membership form. If you don't "Opt In" for 2013, you will contin- ue to receive the hardcopy MSEDA Newsletter and the electronic MSEDA Newsletter via e-mail. Questions or concerns? Please contact Erin Woodall, MSEDA Communications Chair at [email protected]. 1 March 2013 Take advantage of buying from the largest volume equine pharmacy! Supplements + Deworming/Vaccinations + Hoof Care Hagyard Pharmacy has become a nationwide leader in providing the equine industry with the highest quality pharmaceuticals and health products. Our PCAB accredited prescription compounding service operates in HDM Pharmacy, LLC strict compliance with government agency regulations, 4250 Iron Works Pike Lexington, Ky 40511-8412 so you can that your horse is receiving safe and Phone (859) 281-9511 Fax (859) 388-9331 effective pharmaceuticals! www.hagyardpharmacy.com March 2013 2 M S E D A N E W S MSEDA Year 2013 ________ New _________ Renewal Please print, type or write legibly. MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Name: Birth Date : JR SR Street: City/State/Zip: Phone: (Home) E-mail: E-mail: (Cell) MSEDA # (if applicable): FAMILY MEMBERS (if applying for family membership) Name: Birth Date: Name: Birth Date: Name: Birth Date: Family member definition: “Any family body of two or more individuals whose interest is related or similar to that of MSEDA and which pays dues as prescribed by the Board of Directors” Article III 1.1 (b) HORSE ACTIVATION (to be eligible for year-end awards all horse/rider combinations must be activated) Name of Horse/ Owner: Sex: Name of Horse/Owner: Sex: Name of Horse/Owner: Sex: Name of Horse/Owner: Sex: You may activate up to 8 horses. Please submit additional names on another sheet. There is a $10 activation fee per horse for horses activated after March 1, 2013. MAILINGS I would like to continue receiving my MSEDA Newsletter via hardcopy. YES ____ (If you do not chose this option, you will receive the MSEDA Newsletter electronically only. MEMBERSHIP FEES ENCLOSED ____________ $50 Individual Basic Membership Credit Card: VISA / MC / AmEx / Discover ____________ +$5 Per family member (as listed above) Credit CardNumber:____________________________ ____________ +$10 Per Horse (after March 1) Exp: _______________ CVC: __________ ____________ TOTAL FEES ENCLOSED (Make checks payable to: MSEDA) This form must be filled out completely and submitted to the MSEDA Secretary in order to maintain or activate your membership. When completed, enclose the appropriate fees and mail to: Bev Henson E-mail: [email protected] 606 Brown Ave. Phone: 502-220-0187 Shelbyville, KY 40065 3 March 2013 M S E D A N E W S March 2013 4 M S E D A N E W S MSEDA RECOGNIZED OFFICIALS MSEDA EVENTING &/OR DRESSAGE TECHNICAL DELEGATES (TD's) Arthur, Sandra (OH) 513-738-3333 email [email protected] Dressage Only Carr, Joe (KY) 859-608-2047 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Fike, Mary (KY) 859-621-2479 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Hammer, Trish (OH) 513-520-8373 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Jacob, Catherine (OH) 513-738-2746 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Moore, Paula (KY) 502-223-1540 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Ryan, Shelley (KY) 859-224-3411 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Upchurch, Meg (KY) 859-268-3217 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Wiggs, Stanley (KY) 859-231-8702 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage MSEDA EVENTING, STADIUM &/OR DRESSSAGE JUDGES Arthur, Sandra (OH) 513-738-3333 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Carr, Megan (KY) 502-472-7962 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Congleton, Julie (KY) 859-533-9924 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Dash, Tricia (KY) 859-806-5894 email [email protected] Dressage Only Fike, Mary (KY) 502-633-3339 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Hammer, Trish (OH) 513-520-8373 email [email protected] Eventing and Dressage Hayner, Chris (OH) 513-703-4842 email [email protected] Stadium Holmes, Janice (OH) 513-575-0536 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage Quattrocchi, Julia (KY) 859-270-4217 email [email protected] Dressage Steele, Cheryl (OH) 513-505-3963 email [email protected] Stadium Wiggs, Stanley (KY) 859-231-8702 email [email protected] Eventing & Dressage USDF “L” GRADUATES (MAY JUDGE DRESSAGE AT DRESSAGE SHOWS, CTs AND HORSE TRIALS) Arthur, Sandra (OH) 513-738-3333 email [email protected] USDF-L Boeh, Debbie (OH) 513-404-3485 email [email protected] USDF-L Cunningham, Marge (OH) 513-932-3959 email [email protected] USDF-L Hammer, Trish (OH) 513-520-8373 email [email protected] USDF-L Jacob, Catherine (OH) 513-738-2746 email [email protected] USDF-L Nicholson, Nancy (OH) 513-305-1533 email [email protected] USDF-L Ortlieb, Betty (KY) 859-472-3455 email [email protected] USDF-L USEF &/OR FEI JUDGES, TECHNICAL DELEGATES, STEWARDS AND COURSE DESIGNERS (MSEDA MEMBERS) Boeh, Debbie (OH) 513-404-3485 email [email protected] USEF Eventing & Dressage "r" judge, Eventing "r" TD Borgert, Carolyn (KY) 859-802-1364 email [email protected] USEF Eventing "r" & Dressage "R" TD, USEF Vaulting “r” TD, FEI Dressage Steward – Level 1 Carr, Joe (KY) 859-608-2047 email [email protected] FEI Eventing Chief Steward Fike, Mary (KY) 502-633-3339 email [email protected] USEF licensed course designer Fuller, Jeri (KY) 502-544-9718 email [email protected] USEF Eventing “r” TD Gibala, Elaine (KY) 859-744-3295 email [email protected] USEF Dressage "R" Judge Holman, Sally (IN) 317-745-0681 email [email protected] USEF Eventing "r" TD Moran, Susan (KY) 317-371-5152 email [email protected] USEF
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