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Chukkers for Charity ( Bill Kenner phot o) 2. October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview.com ON THe C OVeR : cover photo is by bill Kenner, taken at the chukkers for charity event. HHoorrssee RReevviieeww october 2013 the Mid-South Horse Review is pleased to show - Equus Charta, LLC case several of Kenner’s photos in this issue. He has - Copyright 2013 contents • v ol . 24 • n o. 2 photographed various equestrian events since 2007. 6220 greenlee #7 photography has been his hobby since childhood, and he has done most genres from studio work, to p.o. box 594 • arlington, tn features : product shots, to sports. He began photographing 38002-0594 Fall Fairs anD Festivals : 20-21 equestrian events when his wife began to ride with 901-867-1755 the Hillsboro Hounds. He does pro bono work for tHe legenD oF butcHer Holler : 30 saddle up! and the iroquois steeplechase. Publishers: Tommy & Nancy Brannon Staff : Andrea Gilbert Leigh Ballard
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October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com book nook herbs have medicinal properties for Horse Crazy! horses. the histories of race horses, cham - pions of many disciplines, vocabulary lists by Jessie Haas of horse lingo, and rules for horse games Book Review by Leigh Ballard are part of the fact-filled pages. many breeds are described, from the ones every - what a wonderful one has heard about to little book for kids who some exotic breeds love horses! the subti - with whom people tle reads: “1001 Fun might not be so famil - Facts, craft projects, iar. Has anyone ever games, activities, and heard of the guoxia or Know-How for Horse the pony moussey? loving Kids,” and that there are also fun facts is a very apt descrip - about horses in history tion. the pages are and how they helped filled with horse trivia shaped it. and lore from all equine For the creative realms: art, history, reader, tips and exam - movies, literature and more. the book is ples of how to write about and how to cleverly divided into sections called “in photograph horses are divulged. there are (left to right) Victoria Hickerson, Mimi Hickerson, and Clara Hickerson listen the Know,” “in the saddle,” “in the spot - lots and lots of projects, too. How to make to author Sharon Miner (center) reading a horse story at Judy's Tack Shop in Ger - light,” and “the tail end.” each section a pony pillowcase, a wallpaper border for mantown, TN. has a strong focus, such as history, care, your room, and a horsey gift bag are but a or showing/competing, but all the sections few of the crafty projects. there are also the types of horses she has wanted from have a very broad range of information directions for practical skills, like how to Author age 11. within their focus. tie knots and how to braid manes and tails. after the untimely death of a beloved readers learn about things as widely and for the horsey bookworm, there are horse, sharon decided to fulfill another variable as how to incorporate your horse mini book reviews about horse fiction. Sharon Miner goal, to share her passions of both books in school projects, disaster relief for this is a great idea book not only for and horses. she used the horses from her horses, clicker training, wagon trains, and kids, but for parents or club and camp di - Visits riding stable as the basis of her first book the benefits of therapeutic riding. readers rectors who need to keep “horse crazy” in her Beloved Horses series, Beloved can read about giving treats safely, how to kids busy! School Horses . there are now five books make healthy cookie treats, and what Tennessee in the beloved series, the most recent By Leigh Ballard being Beloved Horses From Around the World . all of the stories in the beloved se - as part of her ten-day book tour, ries are true stories, either told to sharon Boots • Clothing sharon miner stopped at Judy’s tack shop by loving owners or experienced firsthand Accessories • Home Decor in germantown, tn on september 5, and by sharon. the following day at Judy’s in Franklin, the new book is full of accounts of tn, to read and discuss her horse books unique bonds between people and their and the inspirations and life experiences horses. many of the stories are people behind them. before appearing at Judy’s, about saving horses. others are about sharon and her husband bill visited st. horses saving people. there is a special Jude’s children’s research Hospital in story of a terrified and dangerous off-track memphis to read to patients and help them thoroughbred named rosey who helped a decorate horseshoes with “bling.” after severely injured iraq war veteran in her her stop in germantown, sharon traveled post-war healing. there is another touch - on to a horseshow in nashville, before ing story of bud, a horse who lost both winding her way south through more stops eyes to uveitis, but overcame blindness to in georgia on her way home to Florida. win a top aQHa award. and there is a 1926 Emporium Dr. Suite C, Jackson, TN sharon knew at a very young age that sweet story of major, a retired police Mon.- Sat. 10 am- 8 pm • Sunday 1- 6pm she loved horses. she was the middle child horse, who helped retrieve a little girl from of 11 children, and her family did not have a downward emotional spiral. www.rusticsoulww.com | facebook the means to support a horse hobby. they not all of the stories are about rescues, were amazed at the love of horses she had; though! there is a very interesting tale of Goin’ to Jackson... they didn’t know where it came from! she all the air flights, trailer trips, and quaran - to get my favorite brands of Western wear read every horse book she could get her tines involved in travelling around the hands on, but owning her own horse was world with a special horse. and there is an out of the question. undeterred, at the ten - account of a man who fell in love with der age of 11, sharon wrote her goals on a mules and zebras and now is a renowned piece of paper that she still has today. she breeder and trainer of both these, as well even brought it with her on tour to show as zonkeys, a donkey/horse hybrid . children that if they have dreams, they miner has also written three preteen fic - should write them down as goals and not tion books of drama and adventure. two just simply dream about them. other books about sharon’s loveable and every one of sharon’s dreams/goals energetic dog, woogie, are for beginner came true. she eventually had plenty of readers. horses, her own riding stable, a farm, and For more information about sharon and more. she has lived where she imagined her books, visit www.sharonminer.com © MSHR she wanted to live, and she bred and raised www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 5. customers and friends of Hall’s Feed In remembrance: and seed in collierville, tn, especially children, are sadly having to adjust to the loss of tiger, the official Feed store cat Tiger since beverly and Jimmy bought the store by Li’l Matt, Editor, in 1999. she passed away in July, and her Mid-South Kitty Review absence has been sorely missed, particu - larly by store owner beverly. “everybody loved her,” beverly remi - nisced. “tiger was a part of the store. she let children pick her up and carry her around. the children always asked for her and wanted to pet her. she was a good mouser, too.” tiger was 19 years old when she passed away. Her surviving family member, sister bandit, is still at the store, as is her buddy max. sisters gabby and gracie are the new Hall’s Feed store cats, still going through “orientation.” they were adopted from the collierville animal shelter, and selected by beverly’s two grandchildren.
the photos of several equestrian events that as an opportunity for fun and fellowship, THANK YOU bill Kenner has generously contributed, Blessing of as well as an opportunity to appreciate all especially the cover photo. life. the Mid-South Horse Review gratefully Just as important - we especially thank regardless of the weather, “it’s such a acknowledges the photographers, writers, our advertisers who make it possible for the Pets happy event!” said margaret ledbetter veterinarians, readers, and all who con - us to deliver twelve free issues to you per weaver, church treasurer. “we just love tribute to our monthly content. we are es - year, including two pages of free calen - sharing it! and we do fellowship well at pecially thankful for those stunning Celebration dar of events listings. we hope you will this church!” photographs that we receive! patronize their businesses and thank them By Leigh Ballard episcopal churches throughout the From last month’s college review cen - personally, because their financial support country annually observe the Feast of st. ter article, we thank christine Henry and makes the Mid-South Horse Review free Francis of assisi with the blessing of the Kevin Holst for graciously allowing us to publication possible. animals. the patron saint of animals be - use their photographs of mtsu riders and thank you very much! lieved that the light of god was perfectly horses. this month, we deeply appreciate reflected in all of nature, and nowhere is His essence better revealed than in the un - conditional love, companionship and de - votion to the animals we hold dear to our hearts. this day then is for creatures - great and small - to receive god's bless - YOUR HOMETOWN FEED STORE ing, a blessing they so richly deserve. 309 H WY 51 N. immanuel episcopal church has pub - lished a cook book, seasons of celebra - RiplEY , TN tion, which will be available mid-october. the cook book features each liturgical 731-635-0861 season of the church, with special meals that fit the four celebrations in each sea - son. the hardback book is 256 pages with 50 full color photographs, and includes a immanuel episcopal church, la section on the blessing of the pets. grange, tn hosted its 7th annual blessing of the pets celebration, sunday, septem - ber 29 with the reverend barney gordon officiating. immanuel episcopal church has celebrated the Feast of st. Francis of assissi with a blessing of the pets since 2006. this year’s celebration was ham - $5 OFF pered by rain, so there weren’t many horses in attendance to be blessed. but there were plenty of dogs, and even a lit - Nutrena® Feeds* tle lizard in a cage. a blessing of animals witnesses to the for your horses & hounds church’s care and concern for all life. many animals found throughout biblical *On purchases of $25 or more stories have played important roles in helping humans, and the interdependence (top) Rev. Gordon blessing TWH Valid ONLY at Ripley Home Hardware between humans and animals is a cause Shelby. (above left) Mrs. imo erb with for rejoicing. pets give us happiness and her dog Biscuit. (above) Pam and Ger - service, among other things. the im - ald Wade with their 17-year-old TWH manuel church blessing of the pets serves gelding Shelby. 6. October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com horse health care Ask the Veterinarian determined this zone for acclimated, mature Quarter consumption when the weather is colder, because this Horse geldings to be between 5 F to 50 F. 1 this means helps them to generate body heat through the metabolic that in this temperature range these horses were expected digestive process. i save bales of hay that have more Blanketing to produce enough body heat to equal the amount of heat coarse hay for the coldest days. there is a higher fiber with Dr. Brent Pughof Mid South Veterinary Services loss without placing additional demand on metabolism. content and more heat will be generated during the chew - adult healthy livestock and horses, when adapted and al - ing and digesting process. How often should i lowed to grow sufficient hair coat, are “metabolically” a lot of fine stemmed bermuda grass hay can some - blanket my horse and comfortable in colder temps. times cause intestinal impactions in horses during winter. should i clip his hair coat you may notice that horses like colder weather. there so make sure you don’t suddenly lock your horse in the during the winter? are fewer flies, less sweating, and horses do not seem as stall and feed three times the amount of hay normally fed, with cooler tempera - irritated as during the dog days of summer. there is, how - along with a frozen bucket of water. remember: gradual tures on the way, this ever, a lowest critical temperature for horses. this is de - sensible changes for your horses. fall/winter season, many fined as that temperature in which the body cannot all this information is relevant to blanketing because owners become concerned generate enough heat to maintain normal temperature. it it will help you understand there are other ways to keep about their horse’s ability to must then increase metabolism to generate the lost body your horse warm than with a blanket. but, that said, we stay warm. there are sev - heat. this does not mean your horse will become hy - must then enter horse owners into the equation. eral factors to consider pothermic. it means that the body will need to increase as owners we can enjoy a lot of events with our horses when asking yourself “to blanket or not to blanket?” metabolic output in order to maintain normal body tem - during the colder months such as: trail rides, fox hunting, such as health status, intended discipline, and natural hair perature. For example, shivering generates body heat as winter series barrel racing and ropings, and a few rodeos. coat. well as walking and moving around. other horses are given rest and recovery over the winter. ever wonder why horses tend to buck and play, run nutritional demand will also increase as ambient tem - i rely on my basic horse care advice, “keep it simple.” and snort more when temperatures are lower? they love peratures come closer to a given horse’s lowest critical my goal is to help you determine when to blanket your the cooler temps and their metabolism is under less stress, temperature. the feeding of hay and higher fiber feeds horse and when to remove it. i personally do not own a as well. Horses, as well as other livestock, have what is (complete pelleted feeds, whole oats, and alfalfa/timothy horse blanket and cannot remember when i have ever called a “thermoneutral zone.” the thermoneutral zone pellets) produces body heat through a process called heat blanketed my horses. but, i will be buying one very soon can be defined as: the range of ambient temperature (sur - of fermentation. Fermentation is the process of hindgut because my geriatric horse just doesn’t handle cold, wet rounding environmental temperature) in which a horse is bacteria breaking down the fiber in hay and feed stuffs weather like he used to. able to produce enough body heat to maintain constant during digestion. this produces the beneficial by-prod - remember, horses are creatures of habit and do well body temperature under normal metabolic demand. this uct of heat and nutrients for the horse. High starch feeds with what they are used to. in normal situations horses is a characteristic of homoeothermic (warm blooded) an - do not generate this fermentative heat. therefore, corn, can insulate themselves very well with their natural hair imals. this zone is not constant and it can depend on age, molasses, and sweet feeds do not make your horse “hot.” coat if it is allowed to grow. However, there are excep - sex, and breed, level of acclimatization, weather and feed - it may increase their energy and excitability, but does not tions. i have seen many horses that do not put on a thick ing practices, even if it is day or night. generate significant core body heat. if you pay close at - hair coat and start shivering when the temperatures get a study performed in the 1980’s (mcbride et al. , 1985) tention to your horses’ hay intake, they will increase hay cooler. but, in general, most horses cope very well with www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 7. the coat they have. warmer. so the answer to when to blanket your horse de - remember to provide the option for horses to seek pends heavily on the horse, its discipline, and the owner’s Grand Opening Of shelter if they so desire and provide plenty of good qual - perception of their horse’s comfort. i strongly believe if ity, clean hay and water. many times i have seen this sce - you plan to blanket your horse, just look at the weather nario with my horses: it will be raining and 50 degrees and plan accordingly. if it is going to be 30 degrees at UT Hospitals with 15-20 mph winds and they are standing in the pas - night and 65 degrees during the day, please take the blan - the ut veterinary medical center celebrated the ture with their rumps to the wind. they have the choice ket off that morning so the horse can comfortably enjoy grand opening of its new Farm animal Hospital, equine to get out of the weather. so, i figure they are happy. the warm day. if horse owners want to provide the whole Hospital on september 21, 2013, in conjunction with its there are other factors of cold weather to consider natural concept to their horses, then i believe unneces - equine performance and rehabilitation center. the event when deciding to blanket your horse. simple examples sarily clipping their winter coat and/or constantly wearing was held at the ut institute of agriculture campus at include the wind, rain, humidity, sun exposure, herd num - a blanket is about as unnatural as it gets. 2407 river Drive, Knoxville. ut president Joe Dipietro bers, and hay/water availability. please take into consid - to summarize, horses are meant to live outside all year and ut institute of agriculture chancellor larry arring - eration that your horse is likely warmer outside on a long. it is our responsibility as their owners to provide a ton spoke during a brief ceremony with a ribbon cutting sunny winter day at 20 degrees, than locked in a stall. in common sense approach to help our horses adapt to the immediately following. the mid-south we do not often reach the lowest critical changes we place on them. your horse is probably fine in spring 2011, the college broke ground on the $20.9 temperature for most of our normal, healthy horses. For without a blanket, in most cases, as long as they have a million project that encompasses more than 85,000 the cases i see and with my own horses, the coldest days good healthy winter hair coat, shelter, plenty of good square-feet of new and renovated construction. the new in the mid-south winter are those days with prolonged quality hay, access to water that is not frozen (please con - Farm animal Hospital, which was recently completed, in - rain and wind, giving them no break. the toughest, in my sider a water tank de-icer), sun exposure, and access to cludes standing and recumbent surgery suites, species- observation, is about 35 – 40 degrees with rain and a physical activity. if your horse is geriatric, very thin, specific (bovine, small ruminant and swine, and camelids) strong, constant north wind. now that they are older, i grows a poor hair coat, or their job requires them to be wards and treatment rooms, new cattle-working facilities will consider blanketing my horses in that type of weather body clipped, then wise use of a blanket is necessary. and a new facility dedicated to rehabilitation of injured if they appear to be having a hard time. most horses do enjoy cold weather- allow them to do so livestock. a horse’s hair coat is like insulation in your house. it sensibly. the new equine Hospital and the 32,000 square-foot has a great ability to hold heat if not compressed tightly. if you have any specific equine health related ques - equine performance and rehabilitation center (eprc) blanketing a horse can actually decrease the hair coat’s tions you would like me to address just e-mail them to were finished in February of this year. in addition to an natural insulation properties. i feel that a horse with an [email protected]. mention if you wish isolation ward, intensive care unit including dedicated adequate hair coat and shelter is better without a blanket. to remain anonymous; otherwise, i look forward to help - neonatal (foal) icu stalls, and four surgical theaters, the imagine wearing a large heavy fleece that is soaking wet ing you understand any health questions you may have renovation also includes an advanced diagnostic imaging when it is cold outside; your horse is cold and you would concerning our wonderful equine companions. center offering spiral ct, nuclear medicine and mri. be as well! 1mcbride, g. e., christopherson, r. J. and sauer, w. the eprc houses an arena, in-ground underwater tread - in the normal horse, the hair coat will respond to its 1985. metabolic rate and plasma thyroid hormonecon - mill, free walker, cold saltwater hydrotherapy unit, solar - demands. if a horse is consistently blanketed early in the centrations of mature horses in response to changes in ium and a podiatry center. cool season, that horse may not grow a full hair coat and ambient temperature. Can. J. Anim . 65: 375-382 (June in addition to self-guided tours, the public saw various more blanket time is warranted. a horse that is body 1995) species of farm animals and enjoyed free mayfield Dairy clipped for show or performance purposes will definitely ice cream. “maggie” the mayfield Dairy cow was pres - need some blanket and/or stall time to keep the animal ent at the event.
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From Dr. Megan Hunt at Equine Veteri - nary Associates of Olive Branch, MS Dr. Hunt reports their clinic is now see - ing cases of pigeon Fever. “it should taper off in the colder months,” she said. the usual sign is a rather large abscess on the horse’s chest. “once the abscess can be lanced or is draining, it is important to keep the horse isolated,” she advised. “it is equally important to keep the bacteria from getting into the environment where other horses can be in contact with it. the disease is not per se transmitted from From Dr. Kim Garner of Big Creek Ani - horse to horse, like, for example rhino mal Hospitalin Millington, TN flu.” but they can get the bacteria from the some of the horse health issues Dr. environment near an infected horse. “once garner has been seeing this fall include the abscess starts draining and requires laminitis from cool season grasses, since flushing with betadine, for example, you many cool season grasses never went into want to prevent the drainage from getting their dormant stage. “we have seen some into the dirt and common areas. you can bad ones,” she reported. and recovery capture it in a bucket, and then dispose of “depends on the dedication of owners to it properly,” some place on the farm where horse care, following instructions, and the other others and animals don’t have ac - severity of the laminitis,” she said. treat - cess. Horse flies and other insects also ment is: “basically reduce carbohydrates play a role in transmitting the disease. in the diet, and reduce exercise; give stall “the bacteria that cause pigeon Fever rest and no grazing,” Dr. garner ex - has properties that allow it to get into the plained. “soak their hay for one hour be - lymphatic system and lymph nodes,” Dr. fore feeding, then discard the water. this Hunt explained. “most of the time we see leaches the sugars out of the hay. we usu - abscesses on the chest, but occasionally a ally give the horses acepromazine, a seda - horse can get internal abscesses and folli - tive, three times a day for five days. culitis (an infection in the hair follicles). acepromazine also acts as a vasodilator to in treatment of pigeon Fever, antibiotic stimulate blood flow. we give “bute” as a usage is more controversial than con - pain reliever.” traindicated. “antibiotics may not be indi - Dr. garner reported that her clinic has cated,” she said, “unless a horse goes off seen one confirmed case of west nile his feed, feels lethargic, or develops a virus, so she emphasizes the importance fever. then we treat with anti-inflamma - of getting your horses vaccinated against tories and antibiotics.” the disease. the fall months also bring “colic sea - “we’ve also been seeing a lot of son,” as the weather changes. “we see a choke,” she added. the cases are mostly number of mild and impaction colics,” Dr. with pelleted feed, but the upside is that Hunt said. the impaction colics usually saliva (and water) can eventually break - come about from horses not drinking down the pelleted feed to allow the horse enough water. “lack of sufficient water in - to swallow. “but we’ve also seen it with take is usually the culprit,” she said. “the grain feeds, too,” she said. she surmises best way to prevent this type of colic is to that the feeding regimen may be the un - provide plenty of fresh water to the horse, derlying cause. if the horse is only fed maybe add electrolytes or table salt to the grain once a day and is fed a large quan - feed. i have also had good success with tity, the horse is hungry, and scoops up a Horse Quencher. in colder months, horses large mouthful at once, choke can occur. prefer lukewarm water, not ice cold she says that there are feeders on the mar - water.” so offer your horses warmer water ket, like pre-vent Feeders that prevent the in cold weather. horse from being able to get a large when the rains return, they can create mouthful of grain at one time. conditions that can cause problems in For more information about big creek horses’ feet and pastern area. “in wet, animal Hospital, visit their website: muddy conditions we see more thrush and www.bigcreekanimal.com. you can also pastern dermatitis,” Dr. Hunt said. “the find the latest animal health news on big early fall is a good time to evaluate the creek’s facebook page. area around your barn, gates, and water troughs. now is the time to put something www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 9. on the ground to prevent mud in the wet - vised. ter months.” so, if the area is dusty now, it the Mid-South Horse Review has will be muddy later. also consider moving posted an informational guide to pigeon water troughs rather than leaving them in Fever, compiled by the american associ - the same spot all the time. ation of equine veterinarians, on our web - “now is a good time to evaluate lame - site. the six-page pdf document explains HARVeST ness issues, too, especially arthritis,” Dr. and shows in photos the clinical signs, Hunt said. “colder months can exacerbate transmission, diagnosis, environmental these problems. so now is a good time to persistence, and specific control and treat - evaluate what needs to be done to make ment for this disease. we thank the aaep FeeDS your horses more comfortable,” she ad - for use of this document.
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the mid-south Dressage academy (msDa), Hernando, ms, hosted a puttin’ on the ritz dressage show on september 15, 2013, where exhibitors were invited to wear their best “tie and tails” or “dress to the nines” for their rides. Jenny Hogan was the judge for the one-day fun show. there was a full day of showing, with Marylee Muscari on Comet rides going from 9 am until 3:30 pm, with (all photos by Nancy Brannon) only a short lunch break. Here are a few shots of the action at the “sold out” per - coming up october 26, with the annual Jennifer Mills on Walter Suzy Hoyt Chaneler on Talulah formance. while not all the riders dressed spooktacular following that evening, 3-6 the part, their horses were groomed to the pm, and on December 14. there will be nines! another opportunity to “dress up” for the there are lots of activities at msDa. Halloween fun show october 27. and the they’re in the midst of the usDF l pro - uDeF/useF turkey trot Dressage show gram; session b was september 28 & 29 will be november 23-24. For more infor - and session c is scheduled for november mation, visit www.midsouthdressageacad - 16 & 17. there are Debbie Hill clinics emy.org or their Facebook page. HHaallll’’ss FFeeeedd && SSeeeedd
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Club evie tumlin hosted a Fall Horse trials and Dressage at her cedar wind Farm at At Dunnabeck HT oxford, ms on september 7, 2013. For the By Meredith Wilkes Tipton combined training riders, Divisions of - fered ranged from green as grass through southern run pony club had a huge novice and training level. For Dressage showing at the Dunnabeck Horse trials in only riders, useF 2011 test from begin - carbondale, illinois on sept. 14-15. eight ner through second level were offered. riders attended, four from cedarwind evie is a co- Dc of southern run pony Farm in oxford,ms and four from river club. run eventing in Hernando, ms. one of this is one of the most popular events southern run pony club members, 11 in the mid-south, especially for those com - year old sydney Doss, rode in her very peting at the lower levels of eventing. the put into the cross country course. most of the course was observable from just one or first recognized event at Dunnabeck, fin - Sydney Doss on Road Less Traveled, folks at cedar wind do such a good job of two locations, and trainers were not dis - ishing fifth in starter (pretty impressive a 15- year-old Connemara/Arab cross organizing the event, shown particularly since she only started riding last July). by obvious hard work and thought they couraged from assisting the green as grass riders on the course. indeed, it was with him this year, since my training with humorous to see a pony club Dc riding Jock Paget michael Jung, and now give him a little bareback on a pony over the course, en - more room in front of fences. it’s really couraging and coaxing timid riders over only just sinking in that i’ve won bad - the jumps! this, of course, would consti - Supreme at minton, let alone burghley, but i know that tute an elimination at any higher level, but it’s a very special achievement.” such training and encouragement may Burghley clifton lush, the horse on which paget well keep timid riders in the sport long was lying second after cross country, was enough to build confidence to advance to withdrawn overnight due to a bruised fet - higher levels. Horse Trials lock. the novice and training level courses were well designed and constituted the By Kate Green one of paget’s chief mentors, andrew nicholson, was second, third and eighth - most work in relation to the number of en - Jock paget became the fifth new another record - in a Kiwi whitewash. “i tries. Zealander to lift the top prize at the land brought three horses and i still can’t beat competitors came from west ten - rover burghley Horse trials, the much- him,” the 52-year-old nicholson joked nessee and north mississippi, including respected british cci4* and final leg of about his former protégé. west tennessee pony club members the Hsbc Fei classics, september 5-8, ingrid Klimke’s (ger) FrH butts grace read, sarah beth slaughter, sarah 2013. abraxxas went clear on his last cic3* run bratton, olivia lawhorn, and ethan read. Kiwi riders have won 12 of the last 26 and Klimke said she had decided not to southwind stables, southhaven, ms, burghleys, but it was 14 years ago that a practice in between. the strategy seemed brought a large contingent of riders: alli - rider captured both badminton and burgh - to work well, as they only hit the third son gill, Daniel patterson, olivia ley in the same season on the same horse fence, to rise two places to fifth. lawhorn, Katie beninati, abby Fowler, (great britain’s ginny leng on master on the first day of the burghley Horse sela ward, sarah grace steen, ashley craftsman). trials, ingrid Klimke (ger) and FrH evans, sarah thomas, and emma miller, paget’s dual-winning mount, Frances butts abraxxas produced a superb test to the barn manager/trainer who competed at stead and russell Hall’s new Zealand take the lead after the first day of Dres - training level. with the exception of thoroughbred clifton promise, an ex- sage. they scored 39 penalties and were emma miller and olivia lawhorn, it was racehorse, seemed to grow in confidence three points clear of the two riders then the first event for these southwind riders. around richard Jeffery’s Jumping track. holding joint-second place cedar wind is planning another Horse He only hit the last fence, by which time but the second day, Jock paget (nZl) trial in the spring. more about cedar the land rover trophy, and third place in and clifton promise took over the lead wind Farm at: www.cedarwindfarm.com the Hsbc Fei classics series, was in the with a score of 36.7, after an outstanding Photos: (top, on cross country and bag. “i was nervous because i wanted to performance, in which he scored his first stadium) Sela Ward on SW’s Bazingd in win, but i knew i had two rails in hand and 10 at cci4* level, for the halt. Beginner Novice. (above) Allison Gill i had a lot of confidence in how promise (shown at right) Jock Paget on on Happy Feet. Both riders are from was jumping in the warm-up,” explained Clifton Promise in dressage, on cross Southwind Stables. paget. “i have altered a few little things country, and stadium course. 12 . October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com
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He left his collierville Winners home in July to spend the summer in by Marty Bauman 16 Emerging canada training with his uncle mac cone, silver medalist on the canadian show annville, pa-september 24, 2013- the jumping team at the 2008 summer north american league (nal) season has Athletes olympics in beijing. “mac took his stir - concluded and the top finishers in each of rups away,” dad beanie said, “so all his the league's six divisions have qualified to the united states Hunter Jumper as - compete in the nal national Finals at the sociation (usHJa) announced the 2013 lessons have been without stirrups.” bowers has been working two horses: pennsylvania national Horse show in emerging athletes program (eap) na - Harrisburg, october 10-19. tional training session finalists. among cassini Z, a 6-year-old bay, and vip Qual - ity royale, a grey, on whom he won the topping the standings in the six nal the top 16 finalists is bowers cone of col - divisions were alissa Kinsey (adult lierville, tn. gambler’s choice event at the german - town charity Horse show in June. Bowers Cone on ViP Quality Royale Jumper presented by smartpak), grace the university of Findlay, Findlay, (Nancy Brannon photo ) Knox (children's Jumper presented by ohio, will host the 2013 emerging ath - near the end of september, bowers and his uncle traveled to barcelona, spain, equiFit), Kate morrison (low Junior/am - letes program national training session ateur-owner Jumper), elizabeth monaco on november 14 - 17, 2013, at the James where mac competed in the Furusiyya Fei nation’s cup Jumping Final 2013, which (pony Jumper), mindy wurzburg (adult l. child, Jr. equestrian complex. Findlay Hunter presented by practical Horseman) is home to a premiere equestrian program began on september 27. Dad beanie hopes that bowers learned a lot from being at the and abby miller (children's Hunter). with a long history of top placings in the Following a win from last year, mindy intercollegiate Horse show association nation’s cup and meeting the top interna - tional show jumping riders. wurzburg finished the 2013 season atop nationals. the 32-acre James l. child Jr. the nal's adult Hunter Division stand - equestrian complex has two indoor are - after the november eap training ses - sion, bowers will go to wellington, ings aboard overseas. mindy started nas, an outdoor sand ring, and a grass showing at age 10 and has been a frequent jumping field. also housed at the eques - Florida in December to compete on the Florida circuit through the spring. the 17- competitor in the nal Finals. mindy has trian complex is the university equine had success in past seasons at the nal Fi - veterinary services, inc., a veterinary year-old eleventh grader is home school - ing this year, but will return to st. nals. "i competed in the nal adult clinic offering emergency and routine sur - Hunter championship Finals in 2001 & gery services. george’s independent school in german - town, tn next year. 2002 on starstruck, finishing fourth in peter wylde and Karen golding will 2002. i competed on overseas in 2006, serve as the national training session cli - more information about the eap can be found at: http://www.ushja.org/pro - Mindy Wurzburg finishing eleventh, and in 2007, finishing nicians. peter has served as lead clinician seventh." of the eap national training session for grams/eap/eap_intro.aspx Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup every turn. “it was very frustrating and i Jumping Final, Barcelona was a little melancholy afterwards, but Schooling that’s what sport is all about, the beauty of U.S. Wins sport, it goes back and forth, and it’s about Show At Oak coming back and giving a better perform - ance,” said anchorman mclain ward who View Consolation clinched it for the us side. longreen Hunt club held its annual fundraiser hunter/jumper show at oak Competition view stables in olive branch, ms on sep - By Louise Parkes tember 14, 2013. the weather was superb for a show – sunny with cooler tempera - tures and a light rain the night before to settle any dust. unfortunately, the turnout was rather low, but folks who did partici - pate were having a great time. Here are some pictorial highlights from the show. oak view stables’ next schooling show will be october 12, 2013. a special (above) McLain Ward and Rothchild schooling clinic with melanie smith tay - Team uSA on the podium (below)Rodrigo Pessoa and Citizen - lor is scheduled for october 4-6. (above) Nora Land on Good Times the inaugural Furusiyya Fei nations guard Cadjanine Z Ahead. (below) Meredith Jenkins on cup Jumping Final took place at real (Photos: Tomas Holcbecher/FEI ) My Sunshine. ( Nancy Brannon photos ) club de polo in barcelona, spain septem - ber 26-29, 2013. us riders were disap - pointed when failing to make the cut into the Furusiyya Fei nations cup Final de - cider, missing the cut by a few short sec - onds, but they were all smiles after clinching the top honors in the consola - tion competition. they had to battle it out with the swiss in a nerve-wracking jump- off that went down to the wire and kept spectators on the edges of their seats. ellie Mae, ridden by Kayla Benson, the race against the clock was a real large Pony Champion thriller, with the advantage changing at 16 . October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com driving
Jan Robbins (Bob Martin photo ) Dr. Ruth Wilburn (Nancy Brannon photo ) Andrea Lugar (Bob Martin photo ) tidy but feminine; gentlemen should be tailored and distinc - For more advanced competitive horses, the emphasis is Robin Groves Clinic tively masculine. everyone needs a dash of color to avoid on building skills according to their previous training and looking like the undertaker or his wife! you should be no - by Nancy Brannon experience. she prepares horses to ride or drive for single or ticed, but not glaringly stick out of the crowd,” she ex - pairs. training can include dressage, jumping, cDe prepa - robin groves is a two-time u.s. national singles cham - plained. ration (driven dressage, cones and obstacles), road work, pion. robin also competed for the u.s. in the world single “the horse is the most important part of the picture. He group work, conditioning, competitive trail, and endurance. championships--in poland in 2008 and in italy in 2010. and needs to look full and fit, sleek, and shiny. the mane should conditioning is an important part of her training, and she she's a sleigh driver, too! robin has a talent for helping each be super tidy or braided (whichever way looks best on the helps drivers learn how to condition their horses for control driver with the specific needs that they have. located in horse), the tail hand picked and fluffy, hooves oiled, legs and confidence in a variety of situations. brownsville, vermont, a small town that boasts having more trimmed or well brushed out, and face clean and trimmed. For driving competitions, first impressions upon entering horses than people, robin, age 67, and her husband wilson, make all parts of the turnout show off the horse,” groves the ring are very important. “if you don’t make a good, solid age 61, have their own business – r & w Horse Drawn serv - continued. first impression, you will have to work extra hard to get a ices - and travel the u.s. giving driving clinics. robin and the driver’s attitude also affects presentation. groves ad - second and third look. an unappealing picture makes it hard her husband compete in combined driving, carriage pleasure vises to strive for “quiet competence, control, and an aura of to see a good performance,” robin groves advises drivers at shows, and competitive trail drives. elegance. be confident. present a relaxed, happy horse mov - all levels. Her early training for young horses is called “charm ing forward in good self-carriage. sit tall, eyes up and alert. How does one create an appealing look for one’s horse school,” in which she develops a good basic foundation in - be smooth with your commands to the horse, while being and carriage? “start with the horse, then match the horse to cluding handling and barn manners. young horses are taught prompt to the judge’s orders.” a vehicle of appropriate size, type, and color. then choose at - to lead, longe and long line and, when ready, are backed For more information about robin groves, visit: tire that compliments the horse and vehicle. ladies should be and/or hitched. http://www.randwhorsedrawnservices.com You are Cordially Invited to the Nashoba Carriage Classic & Arena Driving Trial DDAARRTTYY TTRRAAIILLEERR October 25-27, 2013 Germantown Charity Horse Show grounds
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and a slight breeze. it was perfect weather Memphis for the charity match played between memphis polo’s players to raise funds for the Junior league of memphis. tailgate Polo Rides tents were set up for spectators and there (Bill Kenner photo ) were plenty of libations and refreshments this year’s special guest polo player For Fun and for everyone. what a great way to enjoy a Chukkers was Julio arellano, who started playing sunday afternoon, for players and specta - polo at palm beach polo at the age of 9 tors alike! with his father, carlos. His wins are nu - Charity For Charity merous! Hosts lee ann and orrin ingram Article & photos by Tommy Brannon welcomed hundreds of patrons to their (Bill Kenner photo ) riverview Farm. the annual event bene - memphis polo club’s fall season is in fits the rochelle center and saddle up, full swing with regular polo matches, as two nonprofits that work with those with well as a some charity matches at the polo disabilities. grounds near rossville, tn. to read more about chukkers For char - september 15, 2013 was a bright, beau - ity, visit: http://chukkersforcharity.net/ tiful day with temperatures in the high 80’s
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(Bill Kenner photo ) Rosie Napravnik on Moro Tap explained that as a youngster she rode horses on the steeple - tory in the $399,000 Kentucky turf cup at Kentucky Downs chase circuit, where the course might be undulating and september 14.” temeraine is a 5-year-old, dark bay, son of where all the turns aren’t sharply left, much like the course Gary Stevens on Temeraine ( Bill Kenner photo ) arch, and “out of the multiple stakes-winning Known Fact at Kentucky Downs, in other words, but with hurdles. mare lonely Fact. He was bred in Kentucky by Donald and napravnik began the day as the fifth leading jockey in 2013 Kentucky michael niall,” described Jack shinar for the bloodhorse. north america, her mounts having earned more than $10 stevens rode the horse for the first time in the 1 ½ mile million this year. and in terms of victories, she’s the third event to win over the seven horse field in a time of 2:29.18. leading jockey in the country, with 201 wins. but she’s tops Turf Cup temeraine won the duel to the wire over a game olympic at Kentucky Downs, with eight victories after four days of thunder. racing. a highlight of the racing season at Kentucky Downs race - “olympic thunder, who took the lead from pacesetter in his first trip around the unique course, Hall of Fame track in Franklin, Ky, just a short drive north of nashville, whatthecatdrugin entering the homestretch for alan garcia, jockey gary stevens rode the winner of the $400,000 Ken - tn, is the Kentucky turf cup. the race is a grade iii turf was edged for the win while finishing one length clear of tucky turf cup, temeraine. Ken and sarah ramsey, who race open to horses age three and older; it is contested at a suntracer and eddie castro,” wrote shinar. were the leading owners at the saratoga meeting, topped the distance of 1½ miles (12 furlongs) on a european-style turf Kentucky Downs concluded its 2013 racing season on Kentucky Downs standings with a record nine wins. and course. this year’s race featured Hall of Fame jockey gary wednesday, september 25 with eleven races. wayne catalano, who sits securely atop the trainers' stand - stevens taking the win on temeraine. temeraine is trained rosie napravnik, who's the fifth leading jockey in the ings at arlington park near chicago, assumed the same po - by thomas proctor, and raced under the stable name niall country, topped the Kentucky Downs' standings with eight sition at Kentucky Downs with 10 victories. racing, which is named for the horse's breeders michael and wins this season. rosie napravnik proved she’s a quick “what impressed me most about the season," said corey Donard niall. the horse's ownership is the father-son duo of study, riding five winners at the races on september 18, 2013 Johnsen, Kentucky Downs’ president, "was that we had top timothy and patrick turney. at Kentucky Downs. quality horses, trainers and jockeys from all over the coun - “Favored temeraine, given a rail-skipping trip by Hall “that was fun,” the 25-year-old said after riding her last try. and, in my opinion, we had some terrific races, show - of Fame rider gary stevens, slipped through for a neck vic - race of the day. “it reminds me of when i was a kid.” she casing our great sport at the highest level.”
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Taylor Dunlap, age 10, carried the Colt Turner Rodeo Clown Mile Russell American Flag at the Gibson Co. Fair Fall Fairs And Festivals The Thrill of Tennessee Getting On Valley Fair Article & photos by Jeremie Newcom Photos by Allison Lail on august 30, riders traveled from sev - eral states to the gibson county Fair - grounds in trenton, tennessee for the second annual bryan “Duck” adams me - morial bull riding. to most people, the sport of bull riding seems dangerous. but to vance winters, colby criswell and colt turner, bull rid - ing is thrilling and they love the sport. bull Bullfighter, Jon Roberts, protecting a rider riding refers to the rodeo sport that in - volves a rider getting on a large bull and rookie of the year reserve bull riding the bullfighters distract the bull in order to attempting to stay mounted while the ani - championship at the Jr rodeo Finals in protect the rider from harm. mal bucks, rears, kicks, spins and twists in martin, plans to attend college and be - professional bullfighter, Jon roberts, an effort to throw the rider off. the ride is come a veterinarian. age 22, grew up on a farm. He rode bulls scored from 0-100 points. both the rider a rider mounts a bull and grips a flat for seven years before deciding he liked and the bull are awarded points. braided rope. after he secures a good grip being on the ground to “control every - bulls are selected to perform based on on the rope, the rider nodes to signal he is thing”. “if you get the bulls attention, then their age, health, strength and agility. each ready. the bucking chute is opened and you can get them away from the rider on bull has a unique name and number used the bull storms out into the arena. the the ground,” said roberts. currently in (above) ethan Lail enjoys a funnel to identify the bull. the rider and bull are rider must attempt to stay on the bull for at college, he stays in bullfighting form cake at the Tennessee Valley Fair. matched randomly before the competition. least eight seconds, while only touching through running, hundreds of sit-ups and However, some ranked riders are permit - the bull with his riding hand. His other rounds of insanity workouts. “Fun on the Farm” was the theme for ted to choose the bull they want to ride hand must remain free for the duration of this rodeo is held annually to honor the this year’s tennessee valley Fair, sep - from a bull draft for selected rounds in the ride. late Duck adams who gave his time and tember 6-15 at chilhowee park in professional bull riding events. throughout the ride, bullfighters— energy to helping with the tennessee High Knoxville, tn. there were lots of fun colby criswell, age 22, and a native of modern day matadors, stay near the bull in school rodeo and the tennessee Junior events tailored for kids, including Down trenton, grew up on a farm. He started order to aid the rider if necessary. when rodeo. all proceeds benefit the le bon - on the Farm, to give youth the sights, riding bulls as boy and plans to ride until the ride ends, either intentionally or not, heur children’s Hospital. sounds, tastes, and smells of farming. he’s in his thirties. the bull he enjoys rid - (below) Vance Winsters, Colby Criswell and Colt Turner the spur’n s rodeo, september 13-15, ing the most, named back-n-black, is his brought bull riding, barrel racing, saddle favorite because of the animals intelli - bronc, calf roping, and all the rodeo gence and athleticism. events to east tennessee spectators. vance winters, age 25, calls camden, read more about the tn valley Fair at: tennessee home. born and raised on a http://tnvalleyfair.org. Full rodeo results farm, vance began competing in Quarter at: www.sprarodeo.net horse speed shows as a young boy before Tennessee Valley Fair Rodeo Winners: switching to bull riding. undeterred by in - Bareback Riding : Zaine seales & juries that kept him in the hospital for five- cody stevens and-half weeks, vance plans to ride for a Saddle Bronc Riding : Zaine seales couple more years. Calf Roping : Darryl matthews colt turner, age 17, began riding Breakaway Roping : lauren Hedrick horses before he could walk. His mother Team Roping : chris chandler & Der - wanted him to be a roper, but his love for rick crawford bucking and spinning drew him into the Barrel Racing : vicki mullins sport of bull riding. colt, who won the Bull Riding : colt galvin www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 21 .
Fall Fairs And Festivals (above, left to right) A BiRD iN THe HAND. At the annual Hummingbird Festival, September 6-8, 2013, at Strawberry Plains Audubon Center, Holly Springs, MS, visitors got the thrill of holding a hummingbird in their hands, as the birds are released after banding. They could view a red shouldered hawk, and other animals, up close. Kristin Lamberson, shown with her Dressage horse Tori, is the Native Plant Specialist at Strawberry Plains Audubon Center. ( Nancy Brannon photos ) 22 . October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com “we serve adults too,” brunson says. “we promote New Therapeutic mental health and senior health. we are starting some new The Heat Was On programs for able-bodied senior riders.” equine therapy programs help develop confidence and other behavioral Riding Instructor skills. the riding center has begun a partnership with a At The CMSA local drug and alcohol dependency treatment center so at MS State that clients can have therapy with horses. Championship “not everybody we serve rides the horses,” she says. By Leigh Ballard “some programs, such as the one with the drug and alco - By Andrea Lamoreaux hol clients, use the horses for work on the ground. For cassie brunson is the new instructor and extension as - at the cowboy mounted shooting™ groundwork, the patients learn to communicate with the sociate at the mississippi state university extension association/classic equine eastern us championship, animal, and develop a relationship of trust and communi - service elizabeth a. Howard 4-H therapeutic riding and in murfreesboro, tn, august 31-september 1, over 230 cation that maybe they find hard to develop with people. activity center. cmsa mounted shooters engaged in five stages of com - many behaviors have to change in order to work well brunson began her career at the center as a volunteer. petition, with the top five competitors shooting perfect with a horse, and this is beneficial for many of the pa - the therapeutic programs at the center rely on many vol - stages. tients.” unteers, as many of the riding participants require several chad little, st. michael, mn with an overall time of the professional association of therapeutic Horse - individuals helping in their therapy. For example, some 77.216 took the overall championship and cody clark, manship (patH) promotes a variety of equine-assisted riders need a person leading the horse as well as a person columbia, tn captured the reserve overall spot with therapies for individuals with special needs. the patH assisting on each side of the horse. During her time as a 79.084. in the women’s division Dianne lipham, lynch - website states “patH international members help more volunteer, she saw all the good results for children and burg, tn was the overall winner and amanda porter, than 54,000 children and adults with physical, mental and adults with disabilities that were facilitated by the pro - morrison, tn was reserve. emotional challenges find strength and independence gram. when the position became available, cassie in the cimarron eliminator men’s round, chad little, through the power of the horse each year.” brunson re - quickly saw an opportunity to move from volunteer to who currently holds 27 world records, set a new world ceived her patH international therapeutic riding in - employee. record time of 15.246 on course # 12. structor certification last fall. one of her goals is that the brunson has great enthusiasm and plans for her first the new senior incentive finals had 37 competitors mississippi state facility will have the ability to offer year as instructor. the existing programs have served and was won by tracy gooch of red oak, oK and mark patH certification classes in the near future. many children and adults with disabilities ranging from rizzo of oxford, ct in the limited Division. Joyce nel - the riding center occupies the elizabeth H. Howard 4- autism to cerebral palsy. she intends to keep all the ex - son of okeana, oH and chuck chunn of Ft. smith, ar H arena in west point, ms. brunson has plans to open isting programs strong and growing. “we’ve added a few won the open Division. sharon Hagedon, from granby, the arena for limited general public riding. “it’s a way to new horses to the program. we plan to expand some pro - mo and mark tice, of south lyon, mi captured the sen - create awareness for what we do here and why this arena grams and add more riders. not only will we be able to ior overall bonus bucks. was built. and it’s also a way to give back to the com - serve more riders, but we will also increase our number of other action during the week was a benefit shoot for munity. so many people can’t ride at certain times be - volunteers, and increase awareness of our program over - long time cmsa members roy and theresa cox, who cause of weather and mud. we give them a place where all.” brunson says “our kids are riding longer too. we lost their home in a fire several weeks ago, and the cow - they can ride and practice in this nice covered arena. the have expanded our sessions from 6 or 8 weeks to longer boy clay buster’s shoot, sponsored by equipase, with more people who know about the center, the better off we 10 week and 12 week sessions. and we are adding sum - proceeds going the cmsa scholarship Fund. mer camps for children with and without disabilities.” are.”
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Lindsey Ross and Zippin N Flashin in the Novice Youth eq Over Fences (Ryan Rehnborg photo ) the end of the weekend, Hayley and her come comfortable soaring through the air. horse, eyed be in a Jam, secured the am - “i started out showing western, be - Fo r t he w el l - F ed hor s e ateur all-around award. cause i never wanted to jump,” ross said. “the facilities brought us here, as well “i was always too scared to. my sister as the judges,” Kathie saul said. “we jumped, and i used to think she was crazy. thought the numbers would be good, and i told her i was never, ever jumping, and we like a show where there’s a lot of com - now, that’s all we do. once you start, you petition.” can’t stop.” the saul family owns Darrell saul ross and her sister, gretchen, ride and Farms, inc., which specializes in raising train with michelle whitlow thompson of minnows. according to Kathie saul, the Hartbrook Farm in new market, tenn. fish business has enabled the family to gretchen ross also showed over fences raise, train, show, and sell american Quar - with her horse, skippa bonnet. both girls ter Horses. this year, three generations of regarded the show as “good practice” for saul women will be competing at the the all-american Quarter Horse congress aQHa amateur and open world cham - in october. pionship show: saul’s mother-in-law, the weekend concluded with the all- saul’s daughter, and Kathie saul herself. around awards. in the 13 & under divi - the tQHa circuit show also saw par - sion, Kamiah mcgrath secured the FA bu lou s FA ll Flowe r s & Fo liA ge ticipation from local riders, including all-around award with they call me lindsey ross, 17, of maryville, tenn. Jake, while Kara Kaufman took the 14-18 ross and her 13-year-old american Quar - all-around with im cruisin nova. shelby ter Horse, Zippin n Flashin, or “Hunner,” ridgway and who invited Him won the showed in multiple over-fences classes. novice youth all-around, while the am - the pair scored first place under two ateur award went to Hayley saul and eyed judges in the novice youth equitation be in a Jam. brister shum and Hez purely over Fences and first place under three Dynamic took the select amateur award. nursery & Feed store judges in the novice youth working the novice amateur all-around went to Hunter. Jennifer Zervas and ima shifty goodbar. plant pansies, mums, & nandinas for fall color while lindsey and Hunner flew neatly Finally, in the open, ryan cottingim took over the jumps, ross confided afterward the all-around with call me a Hottie, A n d t h e we l l -d r es s ed hor s e that it took years of practice for her to be - owned by caroline cavallo.
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October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com Southern Rock Honey Pot Barrel Race the Honey pot productions barrel rac - ing team brought a great barrel race to athens, al on sunday september 1, 2013. the event attracted more than 400 people grand prize water balloon fight on horse - bombs until graham got just the right was sennia Harper and 2D champ was to watch and/or compete in the open bar - back. riders were required to ride bare angle on cook and landed a water balloon Dilyn barron. rel race with youth, adult, and futurity side back while dodging water balloons from right to her side. graham was awarded the the open race was a battle to the end pot money available. the open 5D race other competitors. after 5 minutes of in - $100 grand prize aboard her paint mount. with many great runs. with 204 horses boasted 204 entries with competitors from tense action with riders falling off, horses the pee wee class saw 27 competitors coming through the gate, each competitor Kentucky, mississippi, tennessee, ala - and riders being hit with water balloons, through the alley way at the rodeo arena had the thoughts of good clean runs and bama, and georgia. after a long and fun and horses dashing across the arena with many great riders ages 12 and under. the possibility of a champion trophy belt day of barrel racing over $12,000 in prize ground there were only 2 competitors who the 2D event awarded several checks to buckle in mind. after an exciting show of money was awarded. remained. mcKayla graham and Hannah the mounted youths and several of these talented riders and horses turning the the first annual event at the limestone cook eagerly chased one another around young competitors came back to compete clover leaf pattern, five trophy buckles sherriff rodeo arena began with a $100 the arena dodging one another’s water in the open race. winning the pee wee 1D were awarded to the summer southern rock Honey pot 5D champions. winning the 1st division was terry wooten, abbey Kilgore won the 2D, silvia Kinnebrew Farmers & Ranchers Livestock took home the 3D buckle, Katie rogers the 4D buckle, and Kay mcgee the 5D champion buckle. Fall Classic For more information and results of this race, visit the Honey pot website at Catalog www.southernrockhoneypot.webs.com. Horse Sale October 12, 2013 Lot 32- 2002 Sorrel Gelding double bred Doc’s Lot 44- 2005 red dun mare daughter of Two Eyed rope horSe preview : F ridAy Hickory- ranch horse, rodeo horse, lesson horse, Red Buck- USTRC head and heel horse, been hauled 6 p.m. - uNTil money earner and AQHA point earner. to rodeos and jackpots. Anyone can ride this mare. *09 gray gelding grandson of Docs Hickory- reined cow horse Come buy your NexT wiNNer wiTh uS oN oCTober 13 *09 sorrel mare granddaughter of High Brow Cat- cutter *04 gray gelding by Roys Black Bert- ranch, rope *01 red roan gelding “Scar” 15 hand thick ranch, rope horse 16th Annual *06 black gelding grandson of Dash For Perks- gentle ranch, rope horse, patterned on barrels *07 gray gelding by Playin Strait- ranch horse Fall Colt & Yearling *08 bay gelding Orphan Drift X Jimmers Playboy- head horse *09 buck gelding by grandson of Orphan drift- broke Catalog Sale *05 sorrel mare granddaughter of Miss N Cash- ranch rope horse *06 sorrel gelding- AQHA – head horse *06 paint gelding APHA- head horse October 13, 2013 • 10 am *01 brown gelding appendix Raise A Native X First Down Cash Selling 200 baby colts and yearlings representing great *06 sorrel gelding by grandson of Peppy San Badger- head, heel horse bloodlines like: Seven S Smokin Gun, Playboy, Realgun, *06 blue roan gelding- Peptoboonsmal X Smart Chic O Lena- ranch horse Docs Hickory, Sun Frost, Dash for Cash, Smart Chic *08 palomino gelding grandson of Hollywood Heat- ranch horse *97 chestnut gelding- Hancock X Orphan Drift- team roping, barrels, ranch Prairie OLena, Genuine Hombre, Goldfinger, Two Eyed Sweet Circuit finals, Team roping $ earner- Sale Highlight Jack, Sophisticated Cat, Shining Spark, Peptoboonsmal, *04 bay gelding by Paddys Irish Whiskey- team rope, ranch horse High Brow Hickory, OSU Power Slide just to name a few. *05 dun gelding grandson of High Brow Hickory- team rope, ranch horse These colts and yearlings will be paid up *08 bay mare- qualified for AQHA youth world show in heading and heeling *07 chestnut gelding- Colonel Freckles X Jet Smooth- rope, ranch in the 2015 and 2016 *02 buck gelding by Pep Up Hickory- ranch, rope F & R Cow Horse Futurity. *05 sorrel mare granddaughter of Tiger Leo- rope horse *01 dun gelding *11 chestnut gelding by Third Cutting- started *03 bay gelding by Shasta Rowdy Pep- gentle ranch and barrels 5Th ANNuAl F&r F uTuriTy *08 blue roan gelding double bred High Rolling Roaney- ranch horse DISPERSAL: First time chance to buy some of the horses raised by Tom O’Neill of O’Neill Ranch $12,000 Added moNey Headquarters. He is a long time breeder of Quarter Horses, placing emphasis on horses that are HYPP N/N and bloodlines that carry the X factor: Doc Bar, Shinning Spark, Dash for Cash, Special Effort, and High Brow Hickory bloodlines, to name a few. FridAy , o CTober 11 • 1 p.m. Photos: (top row, left to right): 3D or ore nForMatIon www FarMersandrancherslIvestock coM winner, 2D winner, 5D winner. F M I : . . (above, top photo): 1D winner (above, lower photo) 4D winner. Kansas Connection Farmers & r anchers : 785-825-0211 (photos by Priceless Photos ) for R ANCH & R OPE mike samples : 785-826-7884 HORSES kyle elwood : 785-493-2901 © MSHR www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 29 . 30 . October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com on the trail The Legend of Butcher Holler Article & photos by Nancy Brannon
horses where folks are camping. they also have contract Ranch Manager Will Rourk with Loretta’s daugh - horse rental – about 20 head are available. ter Patsy. accommodations for people range from primitive there are other outdoor activities, too. the ranch has camping, to rvs, to cabins. their newest cozy cabins a swimming pool; visitors can go tubing in Hurricane Replica of Loretta’s home in have one bedroom, one bath, a kitchenette, and a hide-a- creek, or canoeing and kayaking in the clear waters. Butcher Holler bed in the living room. the log cabins have a loft with this is the 30th year the ranch has been hosting or - loretta lynn is renowned for her country music career, one bed, a small bedroom, bath, kitchen, and living room. ganized rides, although the ranch has seen some misfor - winning numerous awards and being a member of the the cabins in boone Hill have two bedrooms with queen tunes this year. in January, a tornado swept through the grand ole opry for 50 years. but she is almost as famous beds, a kitchenette, and ranch, leveling hundreds of trees, taking off 28 roofs, and for her tennessee ranch on Hurricane creek. in fact, bath. forcing loretta had to take cover in her home. they had loretta lynn’s ranch is the 17th most visited attraction in the ranch hosts to cancel the organized ride in June because of tornado tennessee. guided trail rides for damage, but they still had wrangler camp. then the cook on labor Day weekend there were over 100 horses at half day at slow, shack got struck by lightning and burned. still, they carry the wrangler camp registered for a week’s stay. about medium, or fast paces on at the ranch, repairing the damage. 3,500 people came to the weekend’s concerts featuring they also have slow in addition to organized trail rides, folks are attracted loretta and merle Haggard, and 1,500 folks were staying rides for all day. trails to the many concerts held throughout the year. labor Day at the ranch that weekend. have varying degree of weekend featured Kacey musgraves on august 30, many visitors come for the organized trail rides in may difficulty; some require loretta lynn on august 31, and merle Haggard on sep - and in september. the ranch has plenty of facilities to experienced riders, but tember 1. the ranch hosted gospel Fest september 28- accommodate visitors and their horses. there are three they have an experience 29, and the season’s finale is Fall Festival october 4-6, covered barns; there are panel stalls, plus a picket line for level for everyone. with the charlie Daniels concert october 5. Horse Barns
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Loretta and her They are not open during the MotoCross events or during husband had been on a camping trip at Kentucky Lake, and deer gun season. Generally, the Ranch is open the second or traveled back home through the Hurricane Mills area. third weekend in April through mid-October, unless there is Loretta fell in love with the house and told her husband she freezing weather. But they do not have trail bosses year wanted it. “That’s my Tara!” she said. So in 1966 Loretta round; only on particular weekends with organized guided and Mooney Lynn purchased the 1876 mansion on the river, rides. the town and 1200 acres. Over the next few years, they pre - The Ranch is host to several MotoCross events per hear. served many of the nearby buildings and commercially One of the year’s biggest events is the Grand National Mo - opened the area as the dude ranch. They lived in her “Tara” tocross, when more than 30,000 people descend on the prop - for 22 years, but Loretta now lives in a modern house be - erty over two weeks. hind the plantation house. The Middle Tennessee Dirt Riders event runs the last This mill and other historic spots nearby are on the Na - weekend of March and the first week of April. Another bike tional Register of Historic Places. This mill and dam were event runs 15 days, the last week of July through the first built by James T. Anderson in 1896, and the Mill generated two weeks of August. Another runs from end of March to the first electricity in the county, around 1910. first of April. This year the Ranch was site of the 32nd run - There are several museums on the Ranch. The Coal ning of the AMA Amateur National Motocross Champi - Miner’s Daughter Museum holds Loretta Lynn’s memora - onship, July 28-August 3, 2013. Read about this year’s bilia and awards from her career and mementos from her Motocross at: http://www.cyclenews.com/536/22070/Racing- friends in the music world. Loretta’s Frontier Homestead is Article/Amateur-Motocross--Muddy-Day-One-At-Loretta- a collection of log cabins with artifacts of frontier life. There Lynns.aspx is a replica of the house where Loretta grew up in Butcher This is third year that the Ranch has been offering horse - Holler. The Grist Mill Museum shows the production of corn back riding clinics. Randy Speegle, from Benton, TN, is the meal in the late 1800s, the original generator used to supply Merle Haggard resident horse trainer, who leads the riding clinics at Loretta electricity to the Mill and Plantation Home, the Post Office, Lynn’s Ranch. He has been training horses for 38 years and General Store, and a Moonshine Still. The Native American calls his methods “No Bull Horsemanship.” Randy was Re - Artifact Museum houses over 5,000 artifacts to explain and serve Champion at the Mustang Makeover two years ago. preserve the Native American historic culture. He also has an act in which he jumps his horse onto a mov - “This whole ranch, trail rides, and camping started with ing flatbed trailer, traveling at 15 mph. He does the jump Mooney wanting to make a place for his horse buddies to with a Mustang and with a Spotted Saddle Horse. come, drink, and hang out,” explained Ranch Manager Will The Ranch has a Trail Challenge event during organized Rourk. “And it just kept expanding. Mooney had organized rides, and Randy is the official certified trail challenge a wagon train up east, so folks asked him to organize a trail judge. it’s a fun course to ride! ride here in west Tennessee. He did, and it just kept growing in addition to the clinics, Randy fixes horses at the trail every year. Friends approached Mooney about organizing a rides. if folks are having trouble with their horses, they hand trail ride at his ranch. Mooney agreed and that was the start them to Randy to fix. He works on horses with problems, of the trail rides 31 years ago.” gets them fixed, and then teaches the owner how to keep the Lynn and her husband once had about 200 horses. They horse fixed. had cow, ranch, and cutting horses, and Mooney was a two- The Mill, Plantation House, and barn were on the prop - time cutting horse champion.
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BOARDING wind song Farms, 9735 Holmes rd. aQHa palominos & buckskins. year - acres. eads/collierville area. (901) 606- boarDing. raintree equestrian cen - since 1979. 1 mile south of Hwy. 385. 300 lings, colts, broodmares. excellent blood - 3880. 10-1tp ter. olive branch, ms. self board $95. acres of the finest pasture available. 3 sep - lines & dispositions. $200 up. (662) For sale. 25 acres with huge horse partial board $150 and Full board $395. arate barns. 290 x 60 ft. indoor lighted 562-9264 or (662) 292-0368. 10-1tp barn, adamsville. 23-acre hunting, leap - round pen, lighted arena, turnout pasture, arena, indoor hot & cold wash bay. out - aQHa: weanlings, yearlings, two & wood. 10 acres olive Hill with timber. indoor hot/cold wash rack. lessons for all door limestone track, paddocks, and trails. three yr. olds. 4-year-old Ky breeders make offers. Heritage auction & real es - disciplines. Horse training and Horse trans - Full board, $350 & up. pasture board. ~incentive Fund~ $400 to $2,500. palomi - tate. tFl #4556. tony neill auctioneer, port also available. Horse shows on site. $250. 901-482-1022. 10-1tp nos, grays, and buckskins. bloodlines: broker. 731-925-3534 or 731-412-2344 www.raintreeequestrian.com. (901) 857- HAY AND FEED reynolds rap, sonny reynolds & buddy TACK AND TOGS 4074. 10-rtfn TOP QuALiTY TiFTON 44 man Jack. call 731-780-2641 or 731-772- consignment tack & apparel, saturdays BeRMuDA . square bales $5.00. com - 0246. www.boothquarterhorses.com. 9-3 or by appointment. call: susan 727- oakland stables. Full board $350 or par - mon bermuda $4.00. 12 miles e. of col - 10-1tp 512-6262. ringgold, ga. http://let - tial board $150. multiple horse discount. lierville, off Hwy. 72. (662) 252-2209; For sale: tiny river, 2-yr-old registered stack.wix.com/tackup trails, riding arena, round pen, hot/cold (901) 491-3807 10-1tp 32-inch spotted saddle pony & cart w/ wash racks, with lots of extras. (901) 331- vaughn's #1 bermuda: 50 to 60 lb. harness. green broke. $400. tony neill 3313. only 20 min. from wolfchase. square bales @ $8; ~1,000 lb. rolls @ $80. 731-412-2344. 10-1tb FALL SPeCiAL: $50 discount on 2nd Discounts on large quantities. mixed grass BEDDING month’s board. 10-rtfn hay @ discount rate. guaranteed analysis: Hardwood shavings in bags for sale. 12.5% to 18% protein; 64% to 67% tDn. Hwy 72. For more information call 662- southwind stables located between this hay will sustain a horse or cow over 629-0808. 10-2tp Hacks cross and riverdale rd. on state - the winter, feeding 2% of their body HORSE TRAILERS line rd. boarding, leasing & lessons. weight/day. no grain supplements needed! 16 ft. gooseneck Delta stock trailer. 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(901) 626-9499. 10-rtfn 662-808-5049. 10-1tp FARRIERS bermuda Hay. square bales. 1st cutting Drw HorsesHoeing. David wentz. Horse board, middle tennessee, lay-ups $5.00. 2nd cutting $6.00. 4x5 rolls $35 18 years experience. certified Journeyman and retirees. 12 x 16 matted stalls, 1 acre each. 901-465-8003. 10-1tp i Farrier. natural and therapeutic shoeing grass pastures. individual care offered. 30 High Quality vaughns bermuda hay. for lame and performance horses. (662) years experience, references available. cat square and rolls. 14 miles e. of col - 587-2485 10-3tp Hoffman mackenzie (908) 907-8902. lierville. 901-569-9140. e-mail: loose - RIDING LESSONS 10-1tp [email protected]. 10-1tp Fall & winter western riding classes Hunter Haven Farm. retirement HORSES FOR SALE forming at coyote run arena. contact: home in the country. Full board, 50 acres terri Draper 901-634-7484. of pasture. Join my herd of 3 with lots of Horsemaniacamp.com. 10-1tp tlc. 40 min. from shelby co. limited SADDLE REPAIR availability. $275 mo. call 901-359-1217. saDDle & tacK repair: van's 10-1tp leather craft. in stock new and used sad - stonebridge ranch. collierville, tn. dles and horse health products. off Hwy. 901-486-1588. pasture board with grain 309, 1909 bubba taylor rd., byhalia, ms. and hay twice daily $275. Full use of barn (662) 838-6269. 10-rtfn - hot water, wash rack, tack room. stalls, if REAL ESTATE love Horses & Horse People? needed. lighted arena. Quaint house available for just Brown Shop Road Farm Mid-SouthHorseReview 10-1tp $650/month. located just steps from a barn seeks Dressage and hunter/jumper boarding Leon Oliver in a private setting. ideal for horse owner! Experienced and training facility. 24-stall barn, 2 out - 1475 Brown Shop Road • Cornersville, TN the house is 1,000 sq. ft with 1bedroom Marketing&SalesAssociate door rings (one with lights), 10 paddocks. 931-293-4156 and 1 & 1/2 baths. it also has a large walk- •Dynamic•Organized Quality care by experienced professionals. specializing in : in closet, laundry room with washre/dryer •Self-motivated lessons and other programs for all levels. Pleasure Tennessee WalkingHorses - hook ups, and a kitchen with refrigerator, Help people in horse related businesses relaxed, friendly environment. Just south field trial ready! dishwasher, and range. the self service CAll Tommy (901) 867-1755 of collierville. $525/month. Jennifer (901) Mammoth Jack Stock • Nervous Goats barn has one stall available at $125/month. e-mail: 484-1870. 10-1tp www.twhheritagesociety.com ellendale/bartlett. (901) 628-7086. [email protected] For rent: Farmhouse, 2,800 sf + sin - www.midsouthhorsereview.com gle detached garage, small barn on 10 www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 35 . MEMPHIS TRACTORS AQHA KINGS DOC DUN Buckskin Stallion - 15.1 - 1200 lbs. 5161 Wilfong Rd. 90% Color Producer of Buckskins, Palominos & Duns Memphis, TN DOC BAR & POCO BUENO 901-317-7342 www.memphistractors.com
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October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com calendar of events Mid-SouOthC THOoBrEsRe R- DeEvCieEw MBER to submit your event, call or e-mail the information to: phone: (901) 867-1755 . the Mid-South Horse Review Calendar of events lists horse shows and other equine events over the [email protected] or [email protected] . coming three months. we attempt to keep listings current; however, we cannot guarantee the completeness all submissions are subject to editing by msHr staff to meet format and length restrictions. or accuracy of any item. please contact the individuals listed for additional information and to verify dates. entries must be received by deadline date to ensure inclusion in the print edition. AGRICENTER SHOWPLACE ARENA l COWBOY CHURCH Finals. info: bricklee miller 662-325-9350. 7777 walnut grove rd., memphis, tn http://capone.mtsu.edu/eqteam/ monDay: circle cross church. 7 p.m. info: oct. 18-19: Franklin, tn. williamson co. ag (901) 757-7777 ext.7106 www.agricenter.org oct. 25-27: Knoxville, tn. maryville college. stan: (901) 848-4959; email: stan@circlecross - expo park. Dynamite barrel race. info: Janie oct. 18-20: napHa eastern regional cham - western, Hunter seat rodeo.com patterson, 615-347-3666 or email: jpatter - pionships nov. 8: ut martin equestrian team v. Kansas monDay: bells, tn. bible study meetings. 7 [email protected] oct. 26-27: mid south QH breeder's Futurity state p.m. marty overton's, 4051 cherryville rd. info: oct. 19: pontotoc, ms. pontotoc co. agricen - nov. 8-10: team roping by Jx2 productions nov. 9: ut martin equestrian team v. south - marty 731-225-0237 or clint 731-983-0511. ter. nbHa ms01/ms02. info: courtni loftin Dec. 6-8: lucky Dog barrel race ern methodist tuesDay: richland, ms. His brand cowboy 901-651-7622. CANTON MULTIPURPOSE CENTER nov. 15: ut martin equestrian team v. miami church, 1631 cleary rd. 7 p.m. info: (601) 543- oct. 19: wynne, ar. nbHa ar02. info: lind - 501 soldiers colony rd., canton, ms. (ohio) 6023 email: [email protected]. say williams (870) 514-6739 oct. 18-20: ms Hunter Jumper oktoberfest nov. 9-10: murray, Ky. murray state univ. tHursDay: sarah, ms. 4037 sees chapel rd. oct. 26: pine bluff, ar. Hestand stadium Dec. 7-9: ms Hunter Jumper Holiday classic NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE RODEO bryant lane cowboy church. 7 pm. info: bro. spooky barrel bash. nbHa ar02. info: lind - FORREST CO. MULTI PURPOSE CNTR http://www.collegerodeo.com/ scott urban 662-501-0031 say williams (870) 514-6739 962 sullivan rd. Hattiesburg, ms oct. 3-5: murray, Ky. murray state univ. info: sunDay: sarah, ms. 4037 sees chapel rd. nov. 1: mcewen, tn. blue creek arena. ibra (601) 583-7500 (270)227-3402 bryant lane cowboy church. 10:30 am. info: open, youth, masters. info: sharon mcDonnell oct. 4-6: team Josey barrel racing clinic oct. 17-19: livingston, al. ut martin rodeo bro. scott urban 662-501-0031 931-582-8834 Dec. 5-8: Deep south team roping Finals at west alabama sunDay: oakland, tn. 7720 Hwy 64. rafter nov. 1-2: martin, tn. Doc robinson arena. Dec. 13-15: aQHa Holiday classic show nov. 21-23: troy, al. troy univ. H cowboy church. J. mark wilson. 5:30 pm. ibra approved. info: Katie brooks (270) 627- GERMANTOWN CHARITY ARENA TN HS RODEO ASSN info: Danny cooley (901) 485-4103. 1031 www.gchs.org (901) 754-0009 www.tnhsra.com/ (731) 658-5867 HORSE SALES nov. 2: Jonesboro, ar. asu equine center. oct. 25-27: nashoba carriage assn. show oct. 5-6: cookeville, tn oct. 12-13: salina, Ks. Farmers & ranchers nbHa ar02. info: lindsay williams (870) 514- nov. 1-2: megFord Horse show oct. 26-27: bowling green, Ky classic catalog Horse sale and Fall colt & year - 6739 nov. 7-11: wtHJa Harvest time nov. 23-24: cleveland, tn ling sale. info: 785-825-0211; mike samples nov. 2 & 16: Holly springs, ms. marshall co. MARSHALL COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Dec. 7-8: Holly springs, ms 785-826-7884; Kyle elwood 785-493-2901. Fairgrounds. Kudzu Klassic 1569 Hwy. 7 n, Holly springs, ms TN JR RODEO ASSN nov. 9: bowling green, Ky. wKu expo cen - nov. 8-10: searcy, ar. white county Fair - (662) 252-5441 www.mcfairgrounds.com www.tnhsra.com/tn_junior_rodeo_association ter. west Ky Horse sale. 11 am. info: wayne grounds. lucky Dog productions. info: oct. 12: Kudzu Klassic barrel race (731) 855-1860 boyd 270-365-7272. westkentuckyhors - ww.luckydograces.com/ oct. 26: Deep south rodeo Finals oct. 19: spring Hill, tn esales.com nov. 21-24: tunica, ms. Fortune 5 Jerry nov. 2, 16: Kudzu Klassic nov. 9: mcewen, tn. blue creek arena SPECIAL EVENTS chilton memorial barrel race. www.f5barrel - Dec. 14: Kudzu Klassic LITTLE BRITCHES RODEO oct. 4: shelbyville, tn. clearview Farms. an racing.org MISSISSIPPI HORSE PARK www.nlbra.com or 662-413-4072 evening with Horses at liberty with David lich - nov. 23: Jonesboro, ar. asu equine center. starkville, ms (662) 325-0508; 662-325-9350 oct. 26-27: eupora, ms. louisville coliseum man. info: cheryl Jones (530) 886-8076 nbHa ar02. info: lindsay williams (870) 514- http://msucares.com/centers/agricenter/ msl#405 & 406 oct. 4-5: crossville, tn. cumberland co. Fair - 6739 oct. 17-20: Horse poor barrel racing nov. 2-3: springfield, tn. springfield Fair grounds. blm adoption Day. info: 888-274- Dec. 1: Jonesboro, ar. asu equine center. oct. 30-31: Haunted Horse park grounds. tlbra 2014 rodeo #1 2133. blm.gov nbHa ar02. info: lindsay williams (870) 514- nov. 4-10: Farmtastic 4-H oct. 5: woodbury, tn. 2181 murfreesboro rd. 6739 TENNESSEE LIVESTOCK CENTER www.utextension.utk.edu/4h/calendar/index.htm tn Farrier supply open House & Free clinic Dec. 6: mcewen, tn. blue creek arena. ibra murfreesboro, tn www.mtsu.edu/tlc/ msucares.com/4h_youth/calendar/calendar.pdf with Jeff pauley. info: www.tnfarriersupply.com open, youth, masters. info: sharon mcDonnell nov. 16-17: stones river pony club combined seconD & FourtH tuesDays: german - oct. 8: collierville, tn. Halls Feed & seed. 931-582-8834 test & Dressage show town 4-H Horse club. Hunters edge stables, prime Quality Horse nutrition seminar. 6:30 pm. Dec. 6-8: memphis, tn. show place arena. TENNESSEE MILLER COLISEUM MTSU 5366 Forest Hill-irene road, memphis, tn. info: 901-854-5739 lucky Dog productions. info: ww.luckydo - murfreesboro, tn www.mtsu.edu/tmc info: lori Hanks (901) 850-0317. oct. 12: grand Junction,tn. ames plantation graces.com/ oct. 1-6: aQHa novice world championships CLINICS / CLASSES Heritage Festival. 9 am - 5 pm. info: www.ame - Dec. 13-15: Harriman, tn. roane state expo oct. 11-13: smoky mountain reins oct. 4-6: olive branch, ms. oak view stables. splantation.org center. ibra open, youth, masters & ibra oct. 17-19: southern saddlebred sales & show melanie smith taylor clinic. info: oct. 19: collierville,tn. 155 us Hwy 72. Halls super show. info: andy akrum: 740-819-3221 nov. 9-10: volunteer ranch Horse show http://oakviewstables.net Feed & seed open House. info: 901-854-5739 Dec. 14: Holly springs, ms. marshall co. Fair - nov. 15-17: music city arabian Horse show oct. 5-6: shelbyville, tn. clearview Horse oct. 26: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dressage grounds. Kudzu Klassic TUNICA ARENA & EXPOSITION CNTR Farm. David lichman clinic. 5 star parelli level academy spooktacular. 3-6 pm. Dec. 14: Jonesboro, ar. asu equine center. tunica, ms (662) 363-3299 2, 3, 4 Horsemanship course. nov. 2-3: chapel Hill, tn. Double H Farm Fall nbHa ar02. info: lindsay williams (870) 514- www.tunicaarena.com www.clearviewhorsefarm.com Fun show: jumping, pleasure, gaited, speed, 6739 oct. 12-13: national sorting cow Horse assn. oct. 15: thompson station, tn. tennessee games. Dec. 28: mason, tn. coyote run arena nbHa world championship Finals equine Hospital lecture. 6:30 pm. Dr. matt nov. 8-10: gainesville, ga. chicopee woods. tn05. oct. 19-20: parelli Horse & soul tour povlovich, advances in lameness Diagnostics extreme mustang makeover english edition. tuesDays: Humboldt, tn. goodrich arena, oct. 28-nov. 2: ustpa world show & treatment. rsvp: 615-591-1232. info: www.extrememustangmakeover.com 403 Hwy. 45 w. thru nov. 20: 3-5 p.m. Horse - nov. 9-10: arkansas reining Horse show www.tnequinehospital.com nov. 15-17: slade, Ky. natural bridge state manship and barrel race Help. 5:30-8 p.m. calf nov. 14-16: tunica Fall classic twH show oct. 19-20: tunica, ms. tunica arena & expo. park. sixth annual Kentucky trail summit. info: roping and goat tying Help. info: cliff (731) nov. 22-24: F5 barrel race parelli Horse and soul tour. Demos 9-4. info: Kentucky Horse council, 859-367-0509. 426-2530 or Julie (731) 267-0504. nov. 30-Dec. 1: mid-south QH show parellihorseandsoul.com ARABIAN SHOWS weDnesDays: mcewen, tn. blue creek Dec. 13-15: ms classic ustrc team roping oct. 26: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dressage nov. 15-17: murfreesboro, tn. tn miller col - arena. barrel practice 6-10 pm. $5 per horse. UT MARTIN AG PAVILLION academy. Debbie Hill clinic. info: www.mid - iseum. music city arabian Horse show. info: info: (615) 310-9210, (931) 582-8834 sep. 27-29: wtQHa show southdressageacademy.org www.mtaha.com www.bluecreekarena.com. oct. 5: equestrian team open show oct. 26-27: shelbyville, tn. clearview Horse BARREL RACING COWBOY MOUNTED SHOOTING oct. 11-13: wtQHa show Farm. ed wright barrel racing clinic. info: oct. 4: mcewen, tn. blue creek arena. ibra www.tncmsa.com, www.cmsaevents.com nov. 1-2: utm rodeo boosters running & nancy mcKenzie, 731-514-4321. open, youth, masters. info: sharon mcDonnell nov. 16-17: shelbyville, tn. clearview Farm. roping show, 6 & 8 pm oct. 26-27: Friendship, tn. cowboys for christ 931-582-8834 tncmsa year end shoot nov. 16-17: equestrian team show & clinic arena. bull riding & bull Fighting school. info: oct. 5: west memphis, ar. Fairgrounds. run - CUTTING HORSE EVENTS WILLIAMSON COUNTY AG EXPO PARK ernie roberts 731-676-4586 or Jon roberts 931- nin' on the levee, crittenden co. saddle club www.nchacutting.com,www.cuttingnews.com Franklin, tn (615) 595-1227 619-8870 ibra series. info: stephanie (901) 237-5613. arena one: suzy barnett (662) 578-5824 or www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/ nov. 15-16: Hernando, ms, 5527 crawford rd. oct. 11-13: texarkana, ar. Four states Fair - (662) 934-9224. oct. 12-13: big ticket team roping Z-bar-Z training. Horsemanship clinic. info: grounds. info: www.luckydograces.com sep. 30-oct. 3: batesville, ms. arena one. oct. 18-19: Dynamite barrel race/ibra show Zach Johnson 901-826-2916 or oct. 12: Holly springs, ms. marshall co. Fair - north ms cHa Dec. 27-29: 4-H Horse camp [email protected] grounds. Kudzu Klassic oct. 12-13: lebanon, tn. country music cHa INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS Dec. 14: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dressage oct. 17-20: starkville, ms. ms. Horse park. oct. 17-19: canton, ms. magnolia classic http://www.ihsazone5region1.com/schedule.htm academy. Debbie Hill clinic. Horse poor barrel racing / bbr east. regional cHa www.midsouthhorsereview.com October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review 39 . oct. 22-27: Jackson, ms. southern cutting nov. 8-9: shelbyville, tn. clearview Farm. REINING ustpa world show Horse Futurity ssHbea. info: Janice Higgins (615) 765-5620 oct. 11-13: murfreesboro, tn. miller coli - TEAM ROPING oct. 26-30: batesville, ms. arena one. north nov. 21-23: murfreesboro, tn. miller coli - seum. smoky mountain reins tnrHa info: oct. 12-13: Franklin, tn. ag expo park. ms cHa seum. 35th international performance grand www.tnrha.org money in music city ntrl regional roping oct. 31-nov. 3: batesville, ms. arena one. championship show nov. 28-Dec. 7: nrHa Futurity info: oct. 26-nov. 3: oklahoma city, oK. okla - mid south cHa HUNTER/JUMPER http://nrhafuturity.com/ homa state Fairgrounds. ustrc national Fi - nov. 2-3: lebanon, tn. country music cHa oct. 3-6: new market, tn. river glen. gallop RODEOS & BULL RIDING nals. nov. 9: verona, ms. northeast ms cHa in the glen ii. info: www.river-glen.com oct. 5: Friendship, tn. Friendship saddle club nov. 9-10: memphis, tn. show place arena. nov. 21-Dec. 14: Fort worth, tx. ncHa oct. 10-19: Harrisburg, pa. pennsylvania na - arena. bull riding. $1,000 added money. 5 pm. memphis regional team roping world championship Futurity. tional Horse show. nal national Finals. info: cowboy church 4 pm. info: 731-676-4586. nov. 23-24: Harriman, tn. roane state comm. Dec. 28-30: batesville, ms. north ms cHa www.facebook.com/nalFinals oct. 11-12: murray, Ky. expo center. bull college, expo center. northeast regional DONKEYS & MULES oct. 12: olive branch, ms. oak view stables blowout 2013.pro bull riding, barrel racing, ntrl. tHursDays: golden, ms. belmont saddle schooling show. info: oakviewstables.net calf scramble & mutton busting. 8 pm. call in nov. 29-Dec. 1: Jackson, ms. Jackson expo club arena, off Hwy 25. Donkey penning prac - oct. 16-20: Franklin, tn. brownland Farm au - oct. 7, 2-10 pm @ 731-642-8346. center. mississippi classic tice. 6 pm. tumn country show. oct. 11-12: iuka, ms. tishomingo co. Fair. tuesDay: moscow, tn. roping practice, tn Donkey association monthly driving. info: oct. 18-20: canton, ms. canton multi-purpose info: Jerry bolden 662-551-0475. sonny gould arena, 1985 poole rd. 6-9 p.m. lydia spears: 931-796-4920; or email: mini - arena. ms Hunter/Jumper assn. oktoberfest oct. 19: buchanan, tn. milam's Horsebarn, $20 info: (901) 491-1678. [email protected]. oct. 23-27: Franklin, tn. brownland Farm au - Hwy 218. pro and non-pro bull riding and tHursDay: mcewen, tn. blue creek arena. DRESSAGE tumn classic show. mutton busting. 8 pm. call in oct. 14, 3-10 pm team roping 6-10 p.m. info: (615) 310-9211 or oct. 8-12: lexington, Ky. Ky Horse park. oct. 29-nov. 3: lexington, Ky. Kentucky @ 731-642-8346. (931) 582-8834. www.bluecreekarena.com. useF Festival of champions Horse park, alltech arena. alltech national oct. 26: Holly springs, ms. marshall co. Fair - TRAIL RIDES oct. 19: arrington, tn. chasing the muse. Horse show. info: www.alltechnationalhorse - grounds. Deep south rodeo Finals oct. 4-6: Hurricane mills, tn. loretta lynn's ctDa schooling show. www.tndressage.com show.com nov. 9: buchanan, tn. milam's Horsebarn, ranch. Fall trail ride. oct. 5: charlie Daniels oct. 27: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dressage oct. 30-nov. 3: Franklin, tn. brownland Hwy 218. pro and non-pro bull riding and concert. info: www.lorettalynn.com academy. Halloween Dressage show. Farm autumn challenge show. mutton busting. 8 pm. call in nov. 4, 3-10pm oct. 7-13: mcewen, tn. 2887 poplar grove nov. 2-3: tulsa, oK. western Dressage assn. nov. 1-2: germantown, tn. gcHs arena. @ 731-642-8346. info: 731-642-8346 or 731- rd. bucksnort last trail ride of year. 615- world championship show. megFord schooling show. 644-5665 419-6536 www.bucksnorttrailride.com www.westerndressageassociation.org nov. 7-10: germantown, tn. gcHs arena. Dec. 14: buchanan, tn milam's Horsebarn, oct. 19: memphis, tn. shelby Farms. mari - nov. 3: chapel Hill, tn. Double H Farm Dres - wtHJa Harvest time show. a-rated Hwy 218. pro and non-pro bull riding and lyn lubin memorial moonlight trail ride. sage show. info: JenniHoganDressage.com Dec. 7-9: canton, ms. canton multi-purpose mutton busting. 8 pm. call in Dec. 9, 3-10pm gate 11. ride at 7:30 pm. 5 pm gates open. tail - nov. 7-10: lexington, Ky. Ky Horse park. usi arena. ms Hunter/Jumper Holiday classic @ 731-642-8346. info: 731-642-8346 or 731- gate picnic and marshmallow roast. info: rick Dressage Finals OPEN ARENA 644-5665. richardson: [email protected] or nov. 16-17: stones river pony club combined tuesDay nigHts: mcewen, tn. blue creek SADDLE CLUB SHOWS (901) 262-4202 test & Dressage show arena. 6-10 p.m. info: (615) 310-9210; (931) oct. 5: selmer, tn. mcnairy county equine oct. 19: Heflin, al. shoal creek ctr at tal - nov. 23-24: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dres - 582-8834 www.bluecreekarena.com. assn. Feed show. 6 pm. info Julia (731) 610- ladega nat'l. Forest. info: tom anderson 770- sage academy. usDF/useF turkey trot show. tuesDay nigHts: Holly springs, ms. mar - 2088 or gerry Don 731-610-2313 833-1856; paula riley 903-926-3950. Dec. 15: Hernando, ms. mid-south Dressage shall co. Fairgrounds. info: (662) 252-5441 oct. 12: covington, tn. cobb parr park. cov - oct. 19: westmoreland, tn. long c trails, academy. wacky tacky xmas Dressage show. www.mcfairgrounds.com ington saddle club show. First annual show of 8959 Hanes rd. southern starrs benefit DRIVING PAINT HORSE SHOWS champions. info: scott Johnson (901) 359-3925. ride. 10 am - 3 pm. info: Jack Hanes at 270- oct. 3-6: lexington, Ky. Ky Horse park. Ken - oct. 19: meridian, ms. lauderdale co. agri- tHirD saturDay: crump, tn. Hardin 618-7500 tucky classic cDe. info: Kathy courtemanche center ms pHc show. info: carmen lay 615- county saddle club. 6 pm. show: oct. 19. info: oct. 25: westmoreland, tn. long c trails, (859)235-8721 or [email protected] 355-9600 cheryl searle 559-791-0260. 8959 Hanes rd. Josh guinn's trail obstacle oct. 8-12: lexington, Ky. Ky Horse park. the oct. 26: Harriman, tn. east tn ag expo cen - SPEED SHOWS clinic. 2 pm. info: Jack Hanes at 270-618- national Drive. info: www.nationaldrive.net ter. tpHc Fall bonus show. info: Kay Kass 859- oct. 12, 26: Ft. campbell, Ky. Ft. campbell 7500 oct. 11-12: perry, ga. georgia national Fair - 229-2416, or email: [email protected]. turn & burn speed show trophy series. regis - nov. 15-17: slade, Ky. natural bridge state grounds. 20th annual georgia Draft Horse show. PASO FINO/ PERUVIAN PASOS tration 1 pm. info: (270) 798-2629. park. sixth annual Kentucky trail summit. info: www.gadrafthorse.com sep. 29-oct. 5: lexington, Ky. Ky Horse park. TEAM PENNING & RANCH SORTING info: www.kentuckyhorse.org/en/rel/334/ oct. 23-24: germantown, tn. gcHs arena. 41st pFHa grand national championship. info: oct. 12: sebastopol, ms. K&w arena. team oct. 27: byhalia, ms. Hillside stables, 2720 nashoba carriage assn. sheri lower clinic. info: andy smith 859-825-6004, [email protected] sorting. info: Joey mccann (601)416-1226 red banks rd. n. trail challenge and equine www.nashobacarriage.org oct. 18-20: memphis, tn. show place arena. oct. 20: batesville, ms. Fall bash. 9 am. info: costume contest. 2 pm - until. info: 901/857- oct. 25-27: germantown, tn. gcHs arena. napHa eastern regional champ. info: manny brian buckner 601-867-1090; or 7500. www.Hillsidestables.wordpress.com nashoba carriage classic & aDt. info: brooke brito (732) 939-4222, [email protected] email:[email protected] nov. 30: memphis, tn. shelby Farms park. ballenger (901) 331-1491 or email: POLO oct. 26: Ducktown, tn. copper basin riding shelby Farms equestrian alliance trail chal - [email protected] info: alfredo guerreno (901) 651-4944. 2650 club. ranch sorting. info: wayne Dutton 770- lenge. info: peggy Hart 901-299-5032 ENDURANCE stinson road, rossville, tn. 480-0007 DEADLINE oct. 19: wildersville, tn. natchez trace state www.memphispoloclub.com oct. 27: tunica, ms. priefert 2013 world Deadline for november issue is October 25. park. 25/50 mile rides. info: Karen Dely: 731- oct. 20: memphis polo benefit for somerville championship. info: 817-599-4455 bye! see you next month! 614-0902 or [email protected] rotary & gift of life oct. 28-nov. 2: tunica, ms. expo center. nov. 1-2: altamont, tn. skymont scout reser - oct. 27: memphis polo club game vation. info: troy J. nelson: 256-614-0277 or QUARTER HORSE SHOWS [email protected] oct. 1-6: murfreesboro, tn. miller coliseum. EVENTING aQHa novice world championships oct. 12-13: nashville, tn. percy warner park. oct. 12-13: martin, tn. utm ag complex. middle tn pony club usea Ht. info: wtQHa martin Futurity. info: pat Kress (865) www.mtn-ponyclub.org/ 690-9902 or [email protected] oct. 13: strawberry plains, tn. river plains oct. 26-27: memphis, tn. show place arena. Farm. cDcts Hunter pace. info: http://cdcts.org mid south QH breeder's Futurity oct. 16-20: elkton, mD. Fair Hill international nov. 30-Dec. 1: tunica, ms. paul battle cci**/*** info: www.fairhillinternational.com arena. mid-south QH show. info: www.mid - oct. 24-27: Fairburn, ga. chattahoochee Hills southQH.net combined test RACING/STEEPLECHASING nov. 16-17: murfreesori, tn. tn livestock oct. 19: the plains, va. great meadow. inter - center stones river pony club combined test national gold cup races. info: nov. 16-17: new market, tn. river glen Fall www.vagoldcup.com/new/international Ht. info: www.river-glen.com/ RANCH HORSE GAITED/ WALKING/ RACKING SHOWS oct. 12, 26: Ft. campbell, Ky. Ft. campbell oct. 2-5: shelbyville, tn. calsonic arena. 29th riding stables post & coast open show trophy ssHbea world championship series. info: (270) 798-2629. oct. 19: murfreesboro, tn. macgregors. nov. 9-10: murfreesboro, tn. miller coliseum pwHat show volunteer ranch Horse show. info: www.digi - oct. 23-27: murfreesboro, tn. miller coli - talcowgirls.com/volrha seum. southern saddlebred sales & show 40 . October, 2013 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview. com
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