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NSH Magazine August09 and Cover.Qxd CONTENTS DEPARTMENTS & RESOURCES From the Chairman . .2 Official NSHR Clubs . .3 In Good Company . .4 2009 Show Calendar . .5 NSHR Membership Application . .10 NATIONAL Show Horse Alliance Enrollment Form . .11 SHOW HORSE NSH Silent Auction . .15 REGISTRY NSHR High Point Awards Enrollees . .16 2009 Annual High Point Awards Form . .17 2008/2009 Board of Directors Stallion Directory . .18 Stallion Directory Listing Form . .20 David Mikosz, Chairman — Bluffton, SC 2009 Stallion Row Jackpot Sires & Bid Form . .22 Mike Beethe, Vice Chairman — Phoenix, AZ Phil Sheehe, Secretary — Miami, FL Show Results . .24 Duane Esser, Treasurer — Cleves, OH 2009 NSHR Ring of Fame . .28 Board Members 2009 NSH FINALS: Judges and Officials . .34 Kit Calafato, Roseburg, OR Cindy Clinton, Lewisburg, OH 2009 NSH FINALS: Sponsors . .35 Martha Murdock, Versailles, KY 2009 NSH FINALS: Schedule of Events . .36 Russ Rennecker, Aurora, OH 2009 NSH FINALS: Class Listing . .37 NSH Registry Staff 2009 NSH FINALS: Numerical Listing of Horses . .60 Brenda Jett, Registrar 2009 NSH FINALS: Horses Available For Purchase . .62 NSH Promotions & Public Relations Cindy Clinton 2009 NSH FINALS: Exhibitor Listing . .63 2009 NSH FINALS: Equitation Riders . .64 NSH Magazine Staff Cindy Clinton • Brenda Jett 2009 NSH FINALS: Grand Champions of the Past . .65 10368 Bluegrass Parkway • Louisville, KY 40299 502-266-5100 • 502-266-5806 Fax ARTICLES & FEATURES [email protected] • www.nshregistry.org In Memory: Ron Adler . .3 NSHR to the Rescue . .5 Journey of a Small Breeder . .6 The National Show Horse Stimulus . .12 Reduced Registration and Transfer Fees . .17 Where Are They Now? Part Two . .23 Cindy Clinton, Chairman Duane Esser, Vice Chairman ON THE COVER Mike Beethe David Mikosz Martha Murdock and Afirefly, Martha Murdock owned by JoAnne Schultz ON THE BACK COVER — SHOW HORSE ALLIANCE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR DAVID MIKOSZ — Chair Dear Members, As your chairman I am charged with leading the NSHR in accordance with our by-laws and mission statement. Part of this responsibility, I believe, is to introduce areas that we may explore to generate growth. As I offer these different ideas and options please understand I have one motivation, to do my best to serve the membership of the NSHR. The extent to which any of my personal ideas become implemented is at the discretion of the BOD and ultimately you as members. In the end without your support and hard work none of these initiatives can succeed. I appreciate you reading the opinion pieces I have written. When something charges you up either negatively or positively, please let me know. No matter which direction we go we are going to need committed members willing to work towards our goals. At this time I see three options for us. You may have others. We would appreciate hearing them. One option would be following the Saddleseat discipline related opportunities that SHA can give us as outlined in our previous magazine. Another would be to follow the suggestions published in this issue. The third option would be to follow the status quo and wait for something in our existing framework to re-emerge. This option will also require us to make more cuts and become less visible. I am personally not in favor of that. We are not without options. I don’t believe waiting will be in the NSHR’s best interest. I also look forward to sharing my “Butts in the Seats” program in our next issue. This program revolves around outreach. It will combine education, sponsorship and charity. This program will require a great deal of work with endless rewards. Thank you and God Bless, David Mikosz NSHR Chairman of the Board NATIONAL SHOW HORSE 2 RON ADLER 1956-2008 by Anne Booten on Adler, 52 of Miami Beach, Florida, died September 26, 2008 after an extended illness. Ron R grew up in Miami Beach, Florida, and was a graduate of Florida State University. He had an extremely successful business as an entertainer and DJ before his Ron Adler illness kept him from his work. Robert Peebles hired Ron for the first National Show Horse Finals at Rock Creek in Louisville, Kentucky. Ron changed the atmosphere of horse shows ever since. With his rockin’ music and clown like antics he brought a fun and light hearted spirit to the show and stamped the NSH Finals as the party of the year. He was a professional clown and also contributed to many charitable events especially involving the local Jaycees. You always knew when Ron was in the room—he made everyone laugh. He is survived by the many friends he left behind. There is a memorial web page at www.memorialwebsites.legacy.com/ronadler/Homepage.aspx OFFICIAL NSHR CLUBS District One District Two District Four Midwest NSH Association NSH Association of New England NSH Association of Minnesota President: Cindy Clinton President: Chris Picardi President: Cindy Backlund P.O. Box 508 775 N. Street 3313 Huntington Avenue Lewisburg, OH 45338 Tewksbury, MA 01876 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 937-962-4336 617-549-3916 952-215-5169 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected] web: www.bigtrot.org web: www.nshaofmn.com District One NSH Association Directory: Elizabeth King President: Russ Rennecker District Two NSH Association email: [email protected] 330-357-7496 President: Lisa Marong email: [email protected] 54 Hart Place, Apt. 1 Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-662-4407 District Eight Newsletter: Bernie Bargnesi North West NSH Association 716-656-0717 President: Tim Wigren email: [email protected] 360-887-5116 email: [email protected] District Three web: www.nwnsha.org Southeastern NSH Association President: Elizabeth Pizzonia 8000 W. Highway 326 Ocala, FL 34482 352-369-5678 email: [email protected] 3 IN GOOD COMPANY A LISTING OF LIFETIME, NEW & RENEWING MEMBERS LIFETIME MEMBERS Dr. Mike Bailey, Jr., W. Monroe, LA Gene LaCroix, LaGrange, KY Christina Rodriguez, Kissimmee, FL Blue Moon Arabians, LLC, Newnan, GA Deanna Luce, Madison, WI Alyssa Sulsberger, Mapleton, IA Jenny Bruns, Waterloo, IA Heather Machkovech, Janesville, WI Elizabeth Sykes, Sioux City, IA Jim Clinton, Canton, GA Sally MacMillan, Boulder, CO Dick Wallen, Sioux City, IA Harry Cooper, Arcadia, IN David Mikosz, Chatfield, MN James Wallen, Louisville, KY Aubrey Erwin, Springfield, MO Rachel Oshinsky, Boca Raton, FL Wallen Central, Louisville, KY Shirley Hoffman, Longmont, CO Robert Peebles, Louisville, KY Misdee Wrigley, Paris, KY NEW AND RENEWING MEMBERS (The following members have joined since the last issue of the NSH Magazine) Balich, Ina, Westville, IN Famestad, Grace K., Sioux Falls, SD Phillips, Robert, Wellington, OH Balich, Katie, Westville, IN Famestad, Roberta G., Sioux Falls, SD Porter, Kevin, Ravenna, OH Bedouin Legend Arabians, Madison, WI Ferguson, Libby, Springfield, MO Poulo, Stephanie, Southwick, MA Beethe, Mike, Cave Creek, AZ Fligge, Sarah R., Hamilton, IL Pullifrone, Shannon, Castle Rock, CO Berends, Donna S., Middleville, MI Forrest, Thomas E., Muncie, IN Radosevich, Jeana, Hales Corners, WI Black, Shannon, Warren, OH French, Lindsay O’Reilly, Springfield, MO Reimer, Susan, Geneva, IL Blain, Lesley, Janesville, WI Furie, Judith, Savage, MD Risty, Deb, Brandon, SD Blocher, Barry, Southington, CT Goodrow, Richard, Manchester, NH Ross, Emily, West Salem, OH Blocher, Lori, Southington, CT Grosse, Alison, Three Oaks, MI Saddlebrook Farm, Inc., Chagrin Falls, OH Bode, Stacie Berends, Wayland, MI Hainy, Kristi, Aberdeen, SD Satterfield, Amy, Robbinsdale, MN Bogle, Linda, Birmingham, OH Hall, Margaret, Bath, ME Scarpelli, Dawn Gallo, Winsted, CT Burger, Douglas, Burbank, OH Heberling, Gary, Fitchburg, WI Schafer, Barbie, Seville, OH Burroughs, Beth, Cleveland, OH Hoag, Samantha, Nedrow, NY Schalla, Marie Kotnour, LaGrange Park, IL Calafato, Kathleen, Roseburg, OR Holder, Alexandra, LaGrange, IL Schultz, JoAnne, Cincinnati, OH Carleton, Patricia R., Chagrin Falls, OH Holliday, Gary, Hugo, MN Setser, Darlene, Litchfield, OH Cedar Ridge Farm, Jordan, MN Holmes, Terry, Scottsdale, AZ Shafer, Gregg, Warren, OH Chaos Arabians, Lake Geneva, WI Huckfeldt, Grace K., Nixa, MO Shafer, Lotta, Warren, OH Christensen, Dailene, Elizabeth, CO Huckfeldt, Rose K., Nixa, MO Siemon, Matt, New Carlisle, OH Cipriani, Rebecca, Hanover, CT Huizenga, Raymond, New Haven, UT Simms, Madeline, Lake Geneva, WI Clinton, Cynthia, Lewisburg, OH Jarabek, Barbara, Sarasota, FL Smith, Lyndsey, East Weymouth, MA Combs, Wendy, London, OH Jenkins, Mishelle, West Salem, OH Stanley, Sam, Charlotte, VT Cortese, Alexandria, Middleville, MI Johnson, Holly, Springfield, MO Starline Arabians, Rancho Santa Fe, CA Cortese, Lisa, Middleville, MI Jones, Jennifer, Lone Oak, TX Sutton, Brittany, Wellington, OH Cramer, Alexandra, Lawson, MO Jones, Ronnie, Lone Oak, TX Tarkington, Ross, McKinney, TX Crandell, Courtney, Charlotte, MI Kiesner, Joel, Louisville, TN The Weber Corporation, Wellington, OH Crandell, Daniel, Charlotte, MI Kitchel, Donna, Richmond, IN Townsend, Sally, Wellington, OH DeVoll, Mallory, Alto, MI Lampe, Jackie K., Hopedale, IL Tuttle, Katherine, Middleport, NY Duffney-Begalke, Julie, Holcombe, WI Lehman, Alexis, Miami, FL Vignieri, Katherine, Kenosha, WI Egan, Debbie, Sullivan, OH Lien, Brooke, Princeton, MN Walck, Meredith, Marlow, OK Egli, Jonna, Penn Yan, NY Lein, Suzanne, Princeton, MN Walker, Melissa, Marlow, OK Enz, Jonathan, Venetia, PA Lipsey, Shana, Nashville, MI Weber, Kathleen, Denver, CO Enz, Rachel, Venetia, PA Mathews, Kelly, Chicago, IL Wendling, Kellie, Sheridan, IN Esser, Duane, Cleves, OH McCarty, John, Middleville, MI
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