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height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p> The judge for the day was Mrs Linda Barnes, an EFA Judge and in the past a WA Palomino Judge. Linda was very open to Quarter Horses dressaging and her comments were extremely positive and well received by all on the day. Linda was happy to switch from test to test for our riders. The tests picked were the same as the AQHA Nationals Q8 patterns.</p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_0038.jpg" id="Img13" alt="Tahnee White riding SOQ Shining Barpasser Q55569" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p> Sue Ganzer once again came along to provide lovely sandwiches and tea/coffee as well as nice chocolate cake for all who spectated or rode. It s very much appreciated by all, to be able to feed yourself something at a horse show is always welcomed by riders and handlers. Much quicker to fill a hay bag than organise your own food!! All funds raised by canteens at B shows are allocated to the WAQHA Youth Fund. Pencillers on the day were Janeen McRobert and Sue Benthien with the Judge checking the scores. Thanks to Mary Treloar for being Office Manager once again.</p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_0061.jpg" id="Img9" alt="Emily Donders riding GK Chiparific Q47299" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p> The judge did allow for callers to read tests for riders, which was very appreciated by riders. The rain pelting down during some tests did make for very limited hearing, but on the whole all tests were completed with little distraction or delay. Typically the weather on Saturday was brilliant!!</p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_0087.jpg" id="Img10" alt="Carly Ganzer riding Spin In Style Q31630" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p> <img src="graphics/IMG_0174.jpg" id="Img11" alt="Tahnee White riding Arrum Q45672" style="width:150px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> First event of the day was Junior Horse Dressage  Pattern Novice 2.2; 1st place to SOQ Shining Barpasser Q55569 owned by Sue Benthien and ridden on the day by Tahnee. Following was the Senior Horse Dressage  Pattern Novice 2.2; 1st place to Arrum Q45672 owned by Janeen McRobert and ridden by Tahnee White, 2nd place GK Chiparific Q47299 owned and ridden by Emily Donders, and 3rd to Spin In Style Q31630 owned by Mary Treloar and ridden by Carly Ganzer. Next event was Amateur Dressage  Pattern Prelim 1.3; 1st place Janeen McRobert riding Arrum Q45672, 2nd place Mary Treloar riding Spin In Style Q31630. Last event of the day was the Youth Dressage  Prelim 1.2; 1st place Carly Ganzer riding Arrum Q45672, 2nd place Carly Ganzer riding Spin In Style Q31630 and 3rd to Emily Donders riding GK Chiparific Q47299. </p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_0275.jpg" id="Img12" alt="Mary Treloar riding Spin In Style Q31630" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <img src="graphics/IMG_0361.jpg" id="Img14" alt="Janeen McRobert riding Arrum Q45672" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p> Thanks to Horse Play Photography, sending photographer Red McQueen to take images on the day, check out www.horseplayphotos.com.au for these images. Thanks to Elise Young for organising ribbons for the day. Thanks once again to Val & Brook Sallur of Brook s Choice Relocations, we were able to give out prizes of customised drink holders and drink bottles to all place getters, even the Judge and photographer were keen to receive a prize!!</p> <p> The new showing season of 2008/2009 kicks off with the August 17 B Show at Foxwood Farm with entries on the day available, followed by the October 25/26 AA show at the SEC with American QH classes & more. Check out the WAQHA website for further information www.waqha.com.au Don t forget the WAQHA AGM & Annual Awards night October 11 in Midland. For further show information or AGM information contact Mary Treloar on phone 9571 2182.</p> <br clear="all" /> </div> <!-- SPACER DIV - DO NOT EDIT --> <div> <br /> <div id="Div1"> <hr /> <h3> WAQHA B Show July 20 2008<br /> Sunninghill Equestrian Centre<br /> Judge - Miss Paula Di Candilo</h3> <hr /> <p> By Carly Ganzer</p> <p> The 3rd B show of the year was held at Sunninghill Indoor Arena in Parkerville. We were fortunate enough that the weather was kind to us; it was very cold, but sunny throughout the day. A big thanks to the Judge, Paula DiCandilo for doing a superb job, and Paula s father, John for ring stewarding.</p> <img src="graphics/IMG_0234.jpg"id="Img1" alt="Carly Ganzer haltering Dakota Zulu Kissah Q55648" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p>The show started at 8:30am with the halter events, a lot more horses in halter than the last B show. Champion Mare/Filly went to Dakota Zulu Kissah Q-55648 owned by Cathryn and John Aitken, shown by Carly Ganzer. Reserve Champion went to Spin to Impress Q-59881 owned and shown by Julie Cranfield. Champion Gelding went to SOQ Shinning Barpasser Q-55569 owned and shown by Sue Benthien. Reserve Champion Gelding went to KC Metallic Jetsetter Q-55436 shown by Leanne Walmsley.</p> <br clear="all" /> <p>There were a few Appaloosas and Paints out and about, Champion Appaloosa Gelding went to Lopealong True Colours BT60369 owned and shown by Kelly De Jonge, who also took out Supreme Appaloosa. Reserve Appaloosa Gelding went to the big spotty Arnies Silver Legend GC-60802 shown and owned by Michelle Carroll. Champion Paint any age went to Zippinoffwitheloot owned and shown by Sarah Guy, with Reserve going to Kintore Kyote Wagon owned by Sarah Guy, shown by Taylor Kalalo.</p> <p>Next event on the list was Showmanship. Youth showmanship went to a well deserved winner Jade Riches showing Isle Be Tunned A2-533. Novice showmanship went to Jackie Siebel showing I m Joe Cool.. Unfortunately there were no contestants in the Amateur showmanship.</p> <img src="graphics/100_0585.jpg" id="pic1" alt="Lesley Elder riding Just Doin it Q57971" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="10 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p>A short break and then the English started. Due to the reining and western riding events being held, the hack events were cancelled. Amateur and Senior Horse HUS went to Kerry Blackaller riding All Rhythm N Blues Q-37279. Walk Trot Beginner and Walk Trot Open went to KC Metallic Jetsetter Q-55436 ridden by Leanne Walsmey. Junior Horse HUS went to Just Doin It Q-57971 ridden and owned by Lesley Elder. Youth HUS went to Kodi Anderson riding her talented mare Breakin Hearts Q-33736.</p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_1630.jpg" id="Img3" alt="Kerry Blackaller riding All Rythm N Blues Q37279" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="10 px"/> <p>The Hunt Seat Equitation was next on the agenda, with a fairly precise and simple pattern, that allowed a flying change, which was favoured by the reining horses. Youth HSE went to Carly Ganzer riding Spin in Style Q-31630 owned by Mary Treloar. Walk Trot Open and Amateur went to Kerry Blackaller riding All Rhythm N Blues Q-37279. </p> <br /> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_1217.jpg"id="Img2" alt="Mary Treloar riding Spin In Style Q31630" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace=10 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p>After the lunch break the reining and western riding events started. Senior Horse and Youth Reining went to Breakin Hearts Q-33736 ridden by Kodi Anderson. Kodi and Breakin Hearts Q33736 also took out the Senior Horse and Youth Western Riding. Amateur Reining and Western Riding went to Mary Treloar riding Spin in Style Q-31630. </p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_1837.jpg"id="Img7" alt="Mark Maxwell riding Somethin To Cee Q62045" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p>Western pleasure events started quickly after the reining and western riding had finished. Amateur WP, Walk Jog Open and Senior Horse went to Kerry Blackaller riding All Rhythm N Blues Q-37279. Walk Jog Beginner went to Lopealong True Colours ridden by Kelly De Jonge. Junior Horse WP went to Just Doin It Q5-7971 with Lesley Elder. Youth WP went to Kodi Anderson riding Breakin Hearts Q-33736. Novice WP went to Kintore Kyote Wagon ridden by Taylor Kalalo.</p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_2124.jpg"id="Img5" alt="Val Sallur riding Charary Power of One Q45735" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="10 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p> After the pleasures had finished the WH started. The pattern was a little bit like the HSE one, allowing riders to do a flying change. Youth WH went to Kodi Anderson riding her mare Breakin Hearts Q-33736. Walk Jog open went to Kerry Blackaller riding Q-37279, Walk Jog Beginner went to Julie Cranfield riding Mary Treloar s beloved mare Spin in Style Q-31630. Amateur Western Horsemanship went to a well deserved winner Valerie Sallur riding Charary Power of One Q-45735. </p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_2827.jpg" id="Img6" alt="Gary Marshall riding Boston Jessie" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="left" vspace="10 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p> Trail was next, a fairly tight course, and with a different bridge, some horses weren t that eager to go over it! Amateur and Walk Jog Open went to Kerry Blackaller riding All Rhythm N Blues Q-37279. Walk Jog Beginner went to Kellie Stewart riding Inquisitive Profit Q-51076. Youth Trail went to Breakin Hearts Q-33736 ridden by Kodi Anderson, Novice going to Taylor Kalalo riding Kintore Kyote Wagon and Senior Horse went to Charary Power of One Q45735, owned by Valerie Sallur, ridden by Gary Marshall. </p> <br clear="all" /> <img src="graphics/IMG_1990.jpg"id="Img4" alt="Kodi Anderson riding Breakin Hearts Q33736" style="width:300px; height: 200px; border-style:inset ; border-width :medium; border-color:Black; " align ="right" vspace="5 px" hspace="5 px"/> <p> Valerie Sallur and her husband Brook of Brooks Choice Relocations donated a bridle for Hi Point Youth, which went to Kodi Anderson and Breakin Hearts Q-33736. Well done Kodi and Ellie for you well deserved efforts! Thank you to Valerie and her husband for donating the 3 bridles for the HI Point Youth at the winter B shows. Brooks Choice Relocations was also our main sponsor for the 2008 WAQHA State Championships. </p> <p> That was the end of the show; it was over by 4pm. A huge thank you must go to Sue Ganzer for doing the canteen. The Pumpkin soup and chocolate crackles went down a treat! All funds raised from the canteens of the B shows are going towards the Youth Account. If there are any youth mum s or dad s that are willing to help out Sue, at the next B show, please let her know. </p> <p> To Mary Treloar and Sue Benthien for taking over the office in the morning and afternoon, it was greatly appreciated. Thankyou to Brian and Rae for gate Marshalling, making sure entrants got into there events, giving up their work time, it has been really appreciated. Elise Young for being the ribbon runner and last but not least Paula DiCandilo (Judge) and John DiCandilo (Ring Steward) for giving up their time, you both did a really great job and you must be congratulated. </p> <p>Horseplay Photography  Red McQueen was the photographer for the day. Check out their website www.Horseplayphotos.com.au for some good shots.</p> <p>We look forward to the next B show coming up on the 17th of August at Foxwood Indoor Arena, with Judge Janeen McRobert.</p> <p>And a big good luck and have a safe trip to all those travailing over the big wide paddock for the NPHA and Q8 Nationals in September, hope you all do well, and look forward to seeing some pictures and stories. </p> <br /> </div> <!-- SPACER DIV - DO NOT EDIT --> <div> <br /> </div> <div id="section1"> <hr /> <h3> WAQHA B Show Update<br /> Sunday 22nd June 2008<br /> Foxwood Farm Equestrian Centre<br /> Judge : Justin Spriggs</h3> <hr /> <p> By Janeen McRobert</p> <p> Perfect weather, clear blue skies and great entries on the day provided a great show for the B show at Foxwood Farm Equestrian Centre. Our judge for the day Justin Spriggs did a great job all day of encouraging riders and competitors. The Ring Steward for the day was Rob Harmsen who ably assisted Justin in the arena during the day.</p> <p> The program for the day followed the normal procedure of events, Halter, English ridden and then Western Ridden. The arena surface inside Foxwood was a little heavy going for some of the horses. A Barn cat also popped in a few times during the morning to sit on the wall and watch the classes, always nice to have spectators !! </p> <p> Champion QH Mare was Arrum Q45672 shown by Carly Ganzer and owned by Janeen McRobert, Reserve Champion QH Mare was Sumicaro Little Roc AX-409 owned and shown by Lorraine Jeffries. Champion Gelding was Blue Chip Charmer Q57997 owned by John and Cathryn Aitken and shown by Cathryn Aitken. Reserve Champion QH Gelding WA SOQ Deliberate Chip Q55527 owned and shown by Sharon Currie. Unfortunately there were no entries for Stallions or Colt for the Quarterhorses.</p> <p> Moving along to the next breed was the Appaloosa Halter events, Champion Appaloosa Mare Elysian Fields owned by Tamara Mouchemore and Reseve Champion Appaloosa Mare was Zippos Texas Queen owned by Renae Notis. Champion Appaloosa Gelding was WJ Impressed N Chocolate owned by Vicki Demar and shown Natasha Aravidis. Reserve Champion Appaloosa Gelding was Lil Joe Cool owned and shown by Jackie Siebel. Champion Appaloosa Stallion was Cayuse Jessie McMighty owned and shown by Ricky Moss. Supreme Appaloosa was presented to WJ Impressed N Chocolate.</p> <p> The last breed class for the day was the Paint Horse Halter classes. Champion Paint Horse was Kintore Kyote Wagon owned by Sarah Guy, Reserve Champion Paint Horse Gelding was Casey Bon, owned and shown by Suzanne Holland. Congratulations to all who presented horses to the judge so early in the day.</p> <p> Once these halter events were over, the Showmanship events commenced, with Youth, Amateur & Novice categories. Youth Showmanship 1st place to Kelsie-Lee Harrington showing Cee A Liberty Bells Q53789, Kelsie-Lee was presented with a pink halter and rope donated by Janeen McRobert. Novice Showmanship 1st place Jackie Siebel showing Lil Joe Cool, Amateur Showmanship 1st place to Cathryn Aitken showing Blue Chip Charmer 57997. Congratulations to all Showmanship competitors. </p> <p> A ½ hour break for competitors to change into English attire & gear up the horse for the English events. Hunter Under Saddle, always a popular event, had good numbers in the ring competing for the blue ribbon. The outdoor sand arena was used to warm up as well as the grass paddock at the rear of the indoor arena. Amateur HUS 1st place Brenda Smith riding Annlee Cee A Gun Q53031, Walk/Trot Beginner HUS 1st place Amy Broad riding Kabooms Trouble Q40005, Walk/Trot Open 1st place Kelsie-Lee Harrington riding Cee A Liberty Bells Q53789, Junior Horse HUS 1st place to Annlee Cee A Gun Q53031 ridden by Brenda Smith, Youth HUS 1st place Jade Riches riding Miller Lite Q48944 owned by Sonia Riches, Novice HUS 1st place Marg Thomas riding Extreme Games A1-8858 and Senior Horse HUS All Rythmn N Blues Q37279 ridden by Kerry Blackaller.</p> <p> Hunt Seat Equitation pattern events were next. Walk/Trot open HSE 1st place All Rhythm N Blues Q37279 ridden by Kerry Blackaller, Amateur HSE 1st place Jessica Norton riding Dakota Dual Flash Q51967, Youth HSE 1st place to Carly Ganzer riding Winderadeen Mendigadoc Q24622 owned by Slowdowns and Novice HSE 1st place to Marg Thomas riding Extreme Games A1-8858. WAQHA B Show Sunday 22nd June 2008 Foxwood Farm Equestrian Centre Judge : Justin Spriggs </p> <p> Hack classes were also included in the program, Junior Horse Hack and Youth Hack 1st place WJ Impressed N Chocolate ridden by Natasha Aravidis, Senior Horse Hack 1st place Elysian Fields ridden by Tamara Mouchemore, Amateur Hack 1st place to Janeen McRobert riding Arrum Q45672.</p> <p> Another break for lunch, a lovely BBQ sizzle and cool drinks, coffee or tea and then back to the show stuff. The Western Pleasure was the first western ridden event for the day, this show format is slightly changed to allow all the different events to be scheduled on the program and give all the different disciplines the opportunity to show early or later in the day. This way the last classes are not always the same riders and horses.</p> <p> Amateur WP 1st place to Jessica Norton riding Dakota Dual Flash Q51967, Walk/Jog Beginner WP 1st place to Suzanne Holland riding Casey Bon, Walk/Jog Open WP 1st place to Melissa Maxwell riding Somethin to Cee Q62045, Junior Horse WP 1st place Dakota Dual Flash Q51967, Youth WP 1st place Natasha Aravidis riding WJ Impressed N Chocolate, Novice WP Marg Thomas riding Extreme Games A1-8858, and Senior Horse WP All Rhythm N Blues ridden by Kerry Blackaller.</p> <p> Western Horsemanship pattern events were next. Walk/Jog WHS 1st place to Kelsie-Lee Harrington riding Cee A Liberty Bells Q53789, 1st place Amateur WHS Brenda Smith riding Annlee Cee A Gun Q53031, Youth WHS 1st place Jade Riches riding Isle Be Tuned A2-533 owned by Sonia Riches, and Novice WHS 1st place Marg Thomas riding Extreme Games A1-8858.</p> <p> Trail classes were the last event of the day. Amateur Trail 1st place Sonia Riches riding Isle Be Tuned A2-533, Walk/Jog Beginner Trail 1st place Julie Cranfield riding Dee Bar Freckles Q36531 owned by Margo Norman, Walk/Jog Open Trail 1st place to Carly Ganzer riding Winderadeen Mendigadoc Q24622, Junior Horse Trail 1st place to Dakota Dual Flash Q51967, Youth trail 1st place to Jade Riches riding Isle Be Tuned A2-533, and the last event of the day Senior Horse Trail 1st place to Sans Jarrah Q24076 ridden by Mark Maxwell.</p> <p> Thanks to Sue Moffat for the BBQ lunches, very much appreciated to be able to attend a show without having to remember to bring your own food as well as the multitude of items required for the show: to Janeen McRobert, Sue Benthien and Tahnee White for the Gate Marshalling during the day: to Justin Spriggs for travelling a long way to Judge for the WAQHA: also to Rob Harmsen for donating a rare day off to the club: to Max Riches, Brian Cramp for helping set up and dismantle the trail gear: Mary Treloar for manning the office. Thanks to Palmer Wines for the donation of wine which was presented to Rob Harmsen, and thanks once again to Val Sallur for donating a Western show bridle for Hi Point Youth of the day, the WAQHA thanked Val and presented her with a thankyou card and a bottle of Palmer Wine. Hi Point Youth of the day went to Jade Riches, congratulations Jade.</p> <p> Karen Nicoletto organised a bidding auction, items sold out fast and monies raised will be donated equally to the WAQHA Youth fund and to the AQHA 2008 Youth World Cup Team. Thanks to both Karen Nicoletto and to Bio-John for the products sold in the auction. Bio-John also donated many items for prizes given to the competitors during the show.</p> <p> If you can donate any items to the WAQHA for fund raising or would like to volunteer at a WAQHA event, please contact a committee member. All donations and offers of help are greatly appreciated. Don t forget to send your points to the AQHA on official AQHA Results forms, these are available from the AQHA www.aqha.com.au ; all points from this show will automatically be included into WAQHA points tallies.</p> <p> The 2008/2009 show season starts on 17 August 2008 at Foxwood Farm with a B show, the WAQHA AGM & Hi Point Awards night is 11 October 2008 at 7th Ave Bar & Grill in Midland, followed by the 2 day AA 25/26 October Bonanza Show to be held at the SEC, Brigadoon.</p> <br /> </div> <!-- SPACER DIV - DO NOT EDIT --> <div> <br /> </div> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p><img width="105" height="156" src="showres_clip_image002.jpg" align="left" hspace="12">WAQHA Youth Clinic</p> <h1>with Karen Nicoletto and Tahnee White</h1> <p align="center">December 16th 2007, Foxwood Farm Equestrian Centre</p> <br clear="all"> <p>The WAQHA committee presented a Youth members clinic on the Sunday 16th December 2007 at Foxwood Farm Equestrian Centre in Wattle Grove with clinicians Karen Nicoletto and Tahnee White. This clinic was presented mainly due to the great turnout of Youth riders recently at shows. The numbers have been quite high in recent Youth events, so to encourage the riders and to hopefully ensure that they continue to attend shows the clinic was held. Originally the clinic was to be a lead up type event to support an applicant for the Trans Tasman Youth Challenge, but with the outbreak of EI on the East coast the TTYC was cancelled.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic1.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>Karen Nicoletto has recently been appointed to the Coach&rsquo;s position for Australian AQHA Youth World Cup team members, who will be attending the event in July 2008 at London, Ontario Canada. Tahnee White has been a member of the Australian AQHA Youth World Cup team for the 2004 Youth World Cup event that was held in Australia, as well as being very competitive in WA and on the East coast during her Youth riding career. </p> <p>Both of the clinicians used for the Youth clinic were very friendly and extremely approachable to the Youth riders. This combination of clinicians worked extremely effectively on the day, Youth riders received plenty of instruction and had plenty of opportunities to work with both clinicians during the day.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic2.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>Our eight riders for the day were Carly Ganzer, Kelsie-Lee Harrington, Jade Riches, Jaiden Thompson, Asha Morris, Georgia Lawrie, Stephanie Bedden and Georgia Brandham. This number of riders was perfect for the indoor and the outdoor arenas, not enough to congest the arena, not too many to have individual help and not too busy to bump into each other riding around.</p> <p>Thanks must go to Sue Moffat who kindly organised the lunches and drinks for the day, ensuring there were plenty of goodies to eat for all who required sustenance during the day and for bringing the trail gear, thanks to Kevin James delivering and for the loan of the BBQ, Tania Harrington for helping out with the catering, Mary Treloar for being the office manager, and Mindi Thompson for organising paperwork needed for the day.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic3.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>No one would have thought the weather in December in Perth would be chilly, rainy and windy, not the weather you think of when you say Xmas time in WA. But the cool temperatures were appreciated by horses and riders in the arena, ensuring that the work out kept the horses and riders nice and warm. </p> <p>The clinic started off with Showmanship at Halter, the Youth were given a talk on what the requirements are for Showmanship and how to effectively show yourself off as well as showing your horse to its potential during this event and the use of Showmanship techniques that can be utilised in other Halter events. Then a couple of patterns were set up and the clinic split into two groups to give the handlers extra attempts at the different patterns, which required different manoeuvrers.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic4.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>Next on the day&rsquo;s agenda was a group photo, which with 8 horses, 8 riders and 2 clinicians was not as easy as first thought. There is always the horse that moves and jiggles around, a couple that fall asleep and won&rsquo;t wake up for pictures and the obligatory cranky horse. With a few people snapping pics let&rsquo;s hope that one of them turns out OK. Time for morning tea, the lovely cake, biscuits and other goodies very quickly disappeared.</p> <p>A quick walk around the back of the indoor arena and everyone is putting English gear on the horses and putting on their safety helmets. Back into the indoor arena and the clinicians focused on Hunt Seat Equitation and the many uses of this discipline within other events. A pattern was set in the arena and Tahnee rode the pattern showing the riders how to properly execute as required. Then one by one the riders took up the challenge of the pattern. Once all had completed the patterns several times, a more complex pattern was selected from the pattern book and once again Tahnee executing the pattern while Karen pointed out the manoeuvres required in the pattern. All the riders then proceeded to ride the pattern, and while waiting their turn could see and discuss the other patterns being completed.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic5.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>As the morning proceeded the riders moved along to the outdoor arena and the Hunter Hack section of the clinic commenced. Naturally the wind the picked up pace, but the horses were calm and sensible. All the riders went through the paces, first the trot poles then over the small jump. For safety reasons the jump height was only about 1 ft as some of the horses were new to the event but they all took to it with relish, the horses seemed to enjoy the outdoor arena and the opportunity to try something different. As is usual there were many different styles of jumping seen, some trotting over, some cantering over, some tripping over and some of the horses had obviously read the rule book and interpreted the rules themselves, but at the end of the session the riders were smiling and the horses had safely carried their riders around the arena.</p> <p>Next on the agenda is lunch, very important to horses, riders and spectators. The lovely BBQ sausages or hot dogs went down well in the cold weather, along with cold drinks, more yummy snacks, water and hot drinks available. And a hay bag or hard feed and a big drink for the very well behaved horses. </p> <p>Before the lunch break finished the trail gear was set up in the indoor arena, a gate, bridge, back thru, side-pass obstacle, jog poles and cones. After discussing the trail event the riders were paired off, more experience show riders with newcomers to the event, and in pairs they completed various parts of the trail course together, helping and aiding each other through the obstacles. The time spent on trail was successful, all the horses completing each obstacle with more style, precision and ease by the end of the session.</p> <p><img src="graphics/youthclinic6.jpg" width="320" height="240"></p> <p>Last event for the day was Western Pleasure, all the riders went onto the rail and one by one they jogged and loped as required for the clinicians, with encouragement and advice being offered to them. The difference was quite visible at the outcome, with all learning some new information to help them progress in this discipline. </p> <p>Thanks must go to all parents who stayed to watch and encourage their children; it&rsquo;s always nice to see your child enjoying themselves and nice to see interested parents. Thanks to Roxanne for the great venue once again, to both Karen and Tahnee for ensuring every child received attention and encouragement. Thanks to She-Oak Quarterhorses, Mary Treloar and Janeen McRobert for the loan of horses for the Youth to ride at the clinic. Thanks to all who helped set up and dismantle the trail obstacles and thanks to Justin Spriggs for de-mystifying the trailer tie downs.</p> <p>And last but not least, thanks to the great nature of the Australian Quarter Horse, so gentle so versatile and trustworthy enough for young riders to learn on, they really are wonderful creatures. It is so amazing to know that these horses are so strong and yet so gentle, allowing us to hop onboard and enjoy their company.</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <h1 align="center">WAQHA 2 day AA Bonanza Show</h1> <p align="center">27th &amp; 28th October 2007<br> State Equestrian Centre, Brigadoon</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p>The first official show for the WAQHA new show year was at the SEC in Brigadoon, judged by the lovely Mrs Debbie Watson. Debbie who is the wife of Greg Watson - an AQHA Board Member, is an accredited AQHA and AmQHA Oceania Judge. Debbie has judged at the Nationals, Stewarded at the Nationals, judged quite a few Royal shows, the list goes on&hellip;&hellip;Their daughter Stephanie also travelled over to WA with her mother to generously Steward for the 2 day show. The Dressage Judge was Mrs Chris Hope, who recently emigrated to WA. Thank you to these great people, for without a Judge, the show does not go on.</p> <p>The program for the show included a variety of events, with the traditional Halter, Showmanship, Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat Equitation, Trail, Western Pleasure, Western Horsemanship, Reining, and Western Riding. Other events added to the program were American Quarter Horse Classes, Amateur Halter, State &amp; Eastern State Bred Halter, Lunge Line, Led Trail, Hacking, Hunter Futurities, Dressage and Western Pleasure Futurities. The categories for events were Youth, Senior Horse, Junior Horse, Amateur Junior Horse, Amateur Senior Horse, AmQHA and Select Amateur. With this many events on the program, every competitor had plenty of choice.</p> <p>The weather for the 2 day show didn&rsquo;t really encourage horse showing, but with over 80 entries &amp; rising, it was looking to be a great weekend. Gale force winds whipping through the outdoor marshalling area blowing up clouds of dust, torrential rain and chilly temps didn&rsquo;t deter our dedicated showies from attending. Perhaps the inclement weather was brought over to WA with Geoff, Tina and their daughter Joanna Hutson. Geoff, from Oz West Saddlery, kindly came over to WA and brought with him some beautiful show and work gear for sale, a lovely show saddle, plenty of halters and bridles for all to check out. A track of wet footprints led a trail to the area where the saddlery was displayed. Tina, Joanna and Geoff also very kindly donated a beautiful pair of tooled leather spur straps to one of the Western Pleasure Futurity events, with Jo presenting the prize to the winner.</p> <p>Due to extremely stringent WA DPI requirements concerning EI, the show was preceded by plenty of paperwork for competitors, the committee and the office girls. With disinfectant on hand, thermometers poised, the local vet on standby, signs posted all over the centre with information, and the announcer Kevin James reminding all to ensure we keep WA free from EI, the show finally proceeded. The competitors package that is handed out to all with show numbers, sponsors information, patterns and general show information etc, also included were several WA DPI pamphlets concerning the spread of EI and common sense ways that we all can keep our beloved horses safe and secure.</p> <p>Several people had booked time in the indoor arena on the Friday afternoon to warm up horses and check out how they are performing in the indoor arena, which probably was the best spot to be on Friday afternoon as the rain pelted down and soaked everything it touched, several people were seen washing horses at the wash bays in the pouring rain.</p> <p>The first events on the program were the Halter classes, followed by the Amateur Halter classes and the American Halter classes. The WAQHA is proud to present the American Halter events, this encourages American membership while providing events for those that have horses registered with the AmQHA. The next events were the State Bred classes. One class is for WA Bred progeny the other is for ES Bred progeny, the deciding factor of which class you enter is where the progeny&rsquo;s sire resides. These events have become extremely popular in WA, with money being paid out to the top place getters and lovely ribbons being presented. With over 15 entered in each event it&rsquo;s certainly a great way for the club to fill the coffers, while the competitors received cash prize money and another turn at haltering their horse in the lovely indoor arena.</p> <p>Next were the Showmanship classes, always a great event in WA. The Youth class and the Amateur class is always a good one to watch &amp; see if you can place the same as the Judge does. Patterns provided by the Judge were testing and the competitors worked hard to ensure they were in the placings.</p> <p>A short break was next on the program to set up for the Yearling and 2 yr old Lunge Line and Led Trail events. These events have gained popularity in WA, providing an opportunity for owners to accustom their horses to the obstacles used in Trail events. With plenty of new stock coming into the arena each show season, it&rsquo;s great to see that these exhibits continue their show careers in show arena.</p> <p>Once these events were completed and exhibits were sashed accordingly, the indoor arena was opened for all to ride. With most of the riders in the English events taking advantage of this opportunity, the indoor arena quickly filled up with riders in every inch of the arena. It&rsquo;s a great sight to see so many horses being warmed up, and with the Youth entries being quite high, there were plenty of young riders out there hugging their piece of the rail !! There were Youth riders everywhere, such a great sight to see, with plenty of proud parents on the sidelines showing their encouragement to all the Youth.</p> <p>While everyone was indoors riding, the Judge, Steward, Dressage Judge, non competing committee members, volunteers, guests and workers all had lunch and probably a nice sit down and relaxing &frac12; hour. Once the lunch break was over the indoor arena was cleared of riders and the show re-commenced with the Hunter Under Saddle classes, followed by the Hunt Seat Equitation events. The Hack events were followed by the Hunter Futurities. The last events of the day were the Dressage events. The outdoor International Arena was the setting for the Dressage, and with a small sprinkling of rain, the riders completed the Preliminary Test 1.3 and ducked back under cover.</p> <p>The Saturday&rsquo;s events were over !! Time for all to congregate and have some fun. Dinner was eaten in the breezeways standing up, with the rain pelting down. Unfortunately this dodgy weather diminished the amount of socialising but plenty of fun was still had, along with time to chat to show buddies, pack up gear and get prepped for the next day&rsquo;s showing.</p> <p>Sunday&rsquo;s weather was a lot kinder to us, with only &frac12; strength gale force winds but no rain !! The show commenced with Reining events, this was followed by a short break to set up the Trail equipment in the indoor arena. Trail events are also another popular event in WA and with 7 Trail classes to be ridden, the lunch break was after the Trail events had ended. Another well deserved break for the Judge, Steward, and all workers.</p> <p>Western Riding commenced back in the arena with Western Horsemanship to follow. The events quite a few people had waited to see was about to start &ndash; Western Pleasure and the Western Pleasure Futurities !! These events are also popular with competitors, and probably the workers of the day, no equipment to organise, just a nice clear arena with a Judge and a Steward in the middle.</p> <p>Sponsors for the show included the AQHA Amateur Division who provided 2 Amateur Division rugs. These rugs were allocated to the Amateur Showmanship and the Amateur Western Horsemanship. The winner of the Amateur Showmanship was Sonia Riches showing Isle B Tuned A2-533, the other rug being presented to Paula Di Candilo for winning the Amateur Western Horsemanship riding Winderadeen Cee B King Q 52939. Joanna Hutson presented the Oz West Saddlery show leather tooled spur straps to Rae Hare riding RSVP To Willy Q59320 in the Junior Horse Western Pleasure. Committee Member Jean Saville donated several garlands to the show. Winner of one was Lesley Elder riding AG Beaver San Q35734 in the Senior Horse Western Pleasure. Another garland was allocated to the Youth Western Horsemanship, won by Jade Riches riding Isle B Tuned A2-533. </p> <p>Thanks to all the following people for helping the WAQHA present another successful show. Thanks to Debbie &amp; Stephanie Watson for coming over and being so friendly, Karen Nicoletto &amp; family for taking Debbie &amp; Stephanie touring around Fremantle after the show, Kevin James for doing such a superb job announcing during the 2 days of the show, our office manager Mary Treloar for being such a legend as always, the office lady Julie Cranfield keeping the paperwork in order, our Indoor Gate Marshals Jean Saville and Sarah Hutchins, the outdoor Marshal Phayme Tedd, these ladies keeping the competitors flowing into the arena for the Judge to judge, Debbie Cameron for organising and preparing many of the prizes, once again ensuring all the Youth received something for each event, Mindi Thompson for organising lots of details and for selecting such a great judge !! Thank you to the Dressage Judge Mrs Chris Hope who waited for quite some time and allowed us to ride when the time suited us the best. Must also thank the owners of horses lent for the weekend to Joanna Hutson to compete with; Lesley Elder &amp; AG Beaver San Q35734 and Janeen McRobert &amp; Arrum Q45672. Thanks to Geoff, Tina and Joanna Hutson for making the big trek to WA and for bringing great gear for our competitors and spectators to purchase first hand. Any items not sold at the show are for sale, please contact the WA Agent for Oz West Saddlery &ndash; Brian Cramp at Sunninghill Equestrian Centre. Thanks once again to the AQHA Amateur Division for the sponsorship of the 2 lovely rugs, we finally gave them out and have the pics to prove it !!!</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <p align="center" class=MsoNormal>&nbsp;</p> <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <col width="231"> <col width="308"> <col width="23"> <col width="266"> <tr height="17"> <td height="17" width="231"></td> <td width="308"></td> <td width="23"></td> <td width="266"></td> </tr> <tr height="20"> <td height="20"></td> <td><span class="style11">High Point Awards 2007</span></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style13">Award</span></td> <td><span class="style13">Winner</span></td> <td><span class="style13"></span></td> <td><span class="style13">Runer-up</span></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">FILLY 1 &amp; UNDER</span></td> <td>Magics Imperial Shannay</td> <td></td> <td>Mi-De Freakin Hot</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">FILLY 2 &amp; 3 YRS</span></td> <td>Xtreme Spin</td> <td></td> <td>Seeking Some Mour</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">MARE 4 &amp; OVER</span></td> <td>Scotch On Command</td> <td></td> <td>Make An Impression</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">COLT 1 &amp; UNDER</span></td> <td>SOQ Impressive Shine</td> <td></td> <td>SOQ Executive Bar</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">COLT 2 &amp; 3YRS</span></td> <td>Ellron Burn N Concent</td> <td></td> <td>Coliban Rusty Rules</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">STALLION 4 &amp; OVER</span></td> <td>Xanthos</td> <td></td> <td>Hollywood Second Flame</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">GELDING 1 &amp; UNDER</span></td> <td>SOQ My Only Tomcat</td> <td></td> <td>&nbsp;Dakota Zulu Bem</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">GELDING 2 &amp; 3 YRS</span></td> <td>Lasting Impression</td> <td></td> <td>SOQ Shining Barpasser</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">GELDING 4 &amp; OVER</span></td> <td>Zippsational</td> <td></td> <td>Fancy's Special Te</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Junior Horse Hunter Under Saddle</span></td> <td>Winderadeen Cee B King</td> <td></td> <td>Scotch On Command</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Hunter Under Saddle</span></td> <td>Winderadeen Gay Bar Micky</td> <td></td> <td>One Perfect Morn</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Junior Horse Trail</span></td> <td>Dakota Dual Flash</td> <td></td> <td>Anlee Ceelebrity</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Trail</span></td> <td>One Perfect Morn</td> <td></td> <td>Winderadeen Gay Bar Micky</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Junior Horse Western Pleasure</span></td> <td>Winderadeen Cee B King</td> <td></td> <td>Winderadeen Gay Cee Lady</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Western Pleasure</span></td> <td>Winderadeen Gay Bar Micky</td> <td></td> <td>One Perfect Morn</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Western Riding</span></td> <td>Spin In Style</td> <td></td> <td>One Perfect Morn</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Junior Horse Reining</span></td> <td>Scotch on Command</td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Reining</span></td> <td>Spin In Style</td> <td></td> <td>One Perfect Morn</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Junior Horse Dressage</span></td> <td>GK Chiparrific</td> <td></td> <td>Scotch On Command</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Senior Horse Dressage</span></td> <td>Arrum</td> <td></td> <td>Big Sky Uncle Buck</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12"></span></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Amateur Halter</span></td> <td>Janeen McRobert</td> <td></td> <td>Sarah Lumley</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Amateur ShowmanShip</span></td> <td>Melissa Ganzer</td> <td></td> <td>Paula Di Candilo</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Amateur Hunter Under Saddle</span></td> <td>Paula Di Candilo</td> <td></td> <td>Melissa Ganzer</td> </tr> <tr height="17"> <td height="17"><span class="style12">Amateur Hunt Seat Equitation</span></td> <td>Paula Di Candilo</td> <td></td>