ASHA News 2014

QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER! MARCH 2014

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AMERICANMerit System Awards Outstanding Performances

ABOUT THE AMERICAN STOCK HORSE ASSOCIATION

The American Stock Horse

Association was chartered as a

nonprofit organization in 2008.

The Association is dedicated to

enhancing the pleasure of

Don’t we all like to get credit for the hard work we put in training and showing our horses? With ASHA’s Merit System, the horse and rider team are awarded merit points for outstanding performances.

The current merit point scheme seeks to award the hard work and dedication of committed ASHA members.

How does it work? The points structure awards horse and rider combinations in both the Open and Non Pro divisions of approved American Stock Horse Association shows.

Merit points may only be awarded in one division at any one show.

The horse/rider combination must show in all four classes for their division, and the number of points awarded is based on the number of entries in the All-Around or High Point division, up to a

maximum of ten (10) points.Can you change riders

and still receive points? A horse may receive points with more than one rider, but the points cannot be combined for more than one rider nor can points be transferred to another rider.

Horses that change riders must start over in accumulating points for the Superior and Supreme Awards.

What are the top Merit Award Honors? Horse/Rider Teams may receive Superior and Supreme Awards for excellent performances.

To receive a Superior Stock Horse Versatility Award, a horse/rider team must earn at least 100 ASHA Merit Points at ASHA approved shows in the All-Around of either the Open or Non Pro divisions.

Merit Points earned from the two different divisions may be combined as long as they are

earned at different shows. Records of the points are kept and certificates are presented to the rider (and the owner, if different from the rider).

The same is true for the Supreme Stock Horse Versatility Award, except that at least 200 ASHA Merit Points must be earned. !

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owning and riding horses through

creating better horses and

horsemen. The mission of the

Association is simple: help people

ride a better horse.

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By Becca Salamone

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Superior Merit Winner Emily Parry’s “first ride” with grandfather

Source: ASHA

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! Emily Parry and her husband Ryan own and operate Parry Farms, LLC with

Ryan’s parents Steve and Joann Parry in Northeast Colorado. They raise corn, alfalfa,

and registered Angus cattle. She grew up on her godparent’s ranch outside of Sterling,

Colorado where she was

introduced to horses at

an early age. Her mom

was instrumental in

teaching her a solid

foundation of good

horsemanship practices

that still help her today.

! Currently, Emily

works for the family

operation when needed,

ring stewards major breed

shows across the country,

and manages events for

the CRCA (Colorado

Reined Cow Horse Association). She truly enjoys showing her horses in the ASHA,

AQHA, and NRCHA. She’d like to thank Marilyn Peters for doing such a wonderful

job on “Curly,” (Peptomatic Lee) who was purchased from the Peters’ training

operation located in Edmond, OK; Cody Crow for his amazing job as a coach all these

years; and, of course, husband Ryan, the family, and treasured close friends for all of

their unfailing support.

SUPERIOR MERIT AWARD WINNER EMILY PARRY

Emily Parry and Peptomatic LeePhoto Courtesy of Laura Cowen, PerformanceHorsePhotography.com





American StockHorse AssociationAffiliates

Region 1Oklahoma Stock Horse Association

The Oklahoma Stock Horse Association was started by a group of people interested in promoting the American Stock Horse Association’s philosophy and mission of creating better horses and better horsemen. The OkSHA was established as a nonprofit Oklahoma organization in August of 2009. They applied and were accepted as an affiliate of the American Stock Horse Association shortly thereafter.

Region 2Alabama Stock Horse Association

The purpose of the Alabama Stock Horse Association is to provide opportunities for horsemen and horsewomen to learn to train and show a horse that is broke, relatively safe, and versatile enough to do whatever a person wants to do with it. We want to help riders “git r done” with their horses whether they are rich or poor, old or young, expert or amateur. We will find a way to include a person in our program and help them ride a better horse no matter what their skill level or level of income may be. ALSHA was formed in 2009.

Tennessee Stock Horse Association The Tennessee Stock Horse Association (TnSHA) strives to help our members ride better horses by creating better horsemen and strengthening the relationship between horsemen and their horses. The Tennessee Stock Horse Association was formed in 2012.

Region 5CoWN Stock Horse Association

The CoWN Stock Horse Association promotes events throughout Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska, including; shows, clinics and premiere events. CoWN was formed in 2010. In November 2012, CoWN hosted the first Region 5 Championship Finals at the National Western Events Center in Denver, Colorado. This premier event also included the ASHA World Championship Futurity and Derby. In December 2013, CoWN hosted the inaugural American Stock Horse Association National Championships. The National Show was held in conjunction with the Region 5 Showdown, again including the limited aged events World Championship Futurity and Derby.

Region 6Western States Stock Horse

Western States Stock Horse (WSSH) was chartered as a nonprofit organization in 2011 and represents Region 6 of the American Stock Horse Association. Region 6 consists of nine states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. The mission of WSSH is to assist its members to improve horse and horsemanship skills through education and competition in a safe and enjoyable environment, while also preserving the traditions of the American Stock Horse.





REGION 5 CHAMPIONSHIP/NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP





Division Region Rider Horse Points

Open 5 Cody Crow Gotcha This Time 253

5 Cody Crow Paddysinthemoonshine 231

Non Pro 5 Helen Norris Paddys Irish Hickory 247

5 Emily Parry Smart Tora Nado 201

Limited Non Pro 5 Donna Ramsteck BR Winning Rey 473

5 Julie Hayes Banjoes Doll 406

Novice 5 Mark Overman Gotcha This Time 662

5 Sue Gentle Nimbus 567

Green Horse 5 Helen Norris Shesa Little Twisted 355

5 Laura Edling Diamonds in Montana 315

Youth 2 Kirkland Bradshaw Adi Blue Rhinestone 466

2 Tessa Dimick Im A Redstone 432

2013 NATIONAL HIGH POINT CHAMPIONS

Division Region Champion Points Reserve Points

Non Pro 5 Brian MooreShiny Black Shiner

49 Ryan BirkenfeldCustomized Smart

37

Limited Non Pro 5 Maegan KellyThe Texas Judge

122 Christa AveryForgotten Chrome

118

Novice 5 Haley GallOkies Continental

407 Michelle KleinWB Revas Comanche

337

2013 COLLEGIATE HIGH POINT CHAMPIONS

Congratulations to all the champions!





Division Rider Horse

Open Teryn Muench Sir Lancelot Rey

Non Pro Amanda Anderson Cut a Painted Miss

Limited Non Pro Beverly Rhode Peppy Silver Cat

Green Horse Nonie Casselman-Reed Zeena Lena

Novice Kadra Dunlap Rebel Jim McCloud

Youth Emily Hamilton Starbuck Dunnit

REGION 1 CHAMPIONS

Region 1 Championship - November 17, 2013

Pictured left to right: Kadra Dunlap/Novice, Beverly Rhode/Ltd Non Pro, Amanda Anderson/Non Pro, Emily Hamilton/Youth, Teryn Muench/Open,

OkSHA Vice President Andy Johnson and OkSHA President Anne Hutchinson. Not pictured: Nonie Casselman-Reed/Green Horse

Congratulations to all the Region 1 Champions!





Region Division Champion Reserve Pleasure Trail Reining Working Cow

1 Open Teryn Muench Anne Hutchinson Teryn Muench Teryn Muench Teryn Muench Teryn Muench

Sir Lancelot Rey High Brow Gallo Sir Lancelot Rey Sir Lancelot

Rey Sir Lancelot Rey Sir Lancelot Rey

1 Ltd Non Pro

Beverly Rhode Pam Cook Beverly Rhode Beverly Rhode Pam Cook Pam Cook

Peppy Silver Cat Flash and Money Peppy Silver Cat Peppy Silver

Cat Flash and Money Flash and Money

1 Non Pro Amanda Anderson Jo Pat Cassels Jo Pat Cassels Amanda

AndersonAmanda Anderson Amanda Anderson

Cut A Painted Miss Arc Chica Please Arc Chica Please Cut A Painted

MissCut A Painted Miss Cut A Painted Miss

1 Novice Kadra Dunlap Kim Owen Kadra Dunlap Kadra Dunlap Kim Owen Kim Owen

Rebel Jim McCloud Boggies Windy Jac Rebel Jim

McCloudRebel Jim McCloud Boggies Windy Jac Boggies Windy Jac

1 Youth Emily Hamilton Lane Johnson Emily Hamilton Emily Hamilton Emily Hamilton Emily Hamilton

Starbuck Dunnit Fairhill Attraction Starbuck Dunnit Starbuck

Dunnit Starbuck Dunnit Starbuck Dunnit

1 Green Horse

Nonie Casselman-Reed

Kylie Schreibvogel Nonie Casselman-Reed


Kylie Schreibvogel


Zeena Lena Bam Bam Dam Zeena Lena Zeena Lena Bam Bam Dam Zeena Lena

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS


2 Open Justin T Wynn Thomas Fuller Dickey Maraman Thomas Fuller Ed Wilson Justin Wynn

Smooth Eyed Get Pure Lightning Helluva Night Get Pure

LightningLegends Command Smooth Eyed

2 Ltd Non Pro Lori Orr Traci Morris Lori Orr Lori Orr Lori Orr Nancy Dunn

Route 66 Hip Addams Route 66 Route 66 Route 66 Star Lake Guy

2 Non Pro Terri June Granger Tana Curtin Terri June

Granger Tana Curtin Terri June Granger Hugh Dunn

MJG Dun In Hollywood Cammander Dandy MJG Dun in

HollywoodCammander Dandy

MJG Dun in Hollywood Taris San Paseo

2 Novice John Craft Rhonda Griffin Rhonda Griffin Rhonda Griffin John Craft John Craft

Santabroughtmecash Jack Jack Jack Santabroughtme-

cashSantabroughtme-cash

2 Youth Kirkland Bradshaw Tessa Dimick Kirkland

Bradshaw Tessa Dimick Kirkland Bradshaw Kirkland Bradshaw

Adi Blue Rhinestone Im A Redstone Adi Blue

Rhinestone Im A Redstone Adi Blue Rhinestone

Adi Blue Rhinestone

2 Green Horse Cindy Wynn Kristen Freeman Kristen Freeman Kristen

Freeman Kristen Freeman Cindy Wynn

CD In the Endzone Von Steele Von Steele Von Steele Von Steele CD In the Endzone

REGION 1

REGION 2





Region Division Champion Reserve Pleasure Trail Reining Working Cow3 Open Gary Webb Jennifer Murrell Gary Webb Gary Webb Gary Webb Gary Webb

Just About A Star Hopes Spirit Just About A Star Just About A

Star Just About A Star Just About A Star

3 Ltd Non Pro Suzan Cole Lynn E Fortner Connie Stewart Cassie Ohara Suzan Cole Robert Willett

Whizards Bonita Hickorys High Cat Lucky Bay

Merada Mosu Soroity Whizards Bonita Itty Kitty

Suzan ColeWhizards Bonita

3 Non Pro Claire M Donmen Richard Gill Connie Stewart Connie Stewart Russell Brown Mike Stewart

MOSU Dun Got Trouble

Agendas First Mate

Lucky Bay Merada

Lucky Bay Merada Rio Chamagne SDP Hydrive

Claire M DonmenMOSU Dun Got Trouble

3 Novice Jan E Turner Jo M Steinbach Jan E Turner William Boyer Jan E Turner Jo M Steinbach

CF Merada Double Cody Doc Bar CF Merada SMSU Pines

Goodbar CF Merada Double Cody Doc Bar

3 Youth Lane Gall Monica Stewart Lane Gall Monica Stewart Lane Gall Monica StewartAgenda Says Mysmokee Abby Lena Agenda Says

Mysmokee SDP Hydrive Agenda Says MysmokeeSDP Hy drive

3 Green Horse

Jennifer Murrell Daniel Potter Jennifer Murrell Jennifer Murrell Jennifer Murrell Jennifer Murrell

Sac River Remedy

MOSU Dun Got Trouble

Sac River Remedy

Sac River Remedy Sac River Remedy Steady Smooth

Slide

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSREGION 3

Region Division Champion Reserve Pleasure Trail Reining Working Cow5 Open Cody Crow Cody Crow Cody Crow Cody Crow Cody Crow Cody Crow

Gotcha This Time

Paddysinthemoon shine

Gotcha This Time

Gotcha This Time Gotcha This Time Gotcha This Time

Cody CrowPaddysinthemoon shine

5 Ltd Non Pro

Donna Ramsteck Julie Hayes Donna Ramsteck Donna

Ramsteck Donna Ramsteck Donna Ramsteck

BR Winning Rey Banjoes Doll BR Winning Rey BR Winning Rey BR Winning Rey BR Winning Rey

Douglas GrendellHaidas Best Shot

5 Non Pro Helen Norris Emily Parry Helen Norris Emily Parry Helen Norris Helen NorrisPaddy's Irish Hickory Smart Toro Nado Paddy's Irish

HickorySmart Toro Nado

Paddy's Irish Hickory

Paddy's Irish Hickory

5 Novice Mark Overman Sue Gentle Mark Overman Sue Gentle Mark Overman Mark Overman

Gotcha This Time Nimbus Gotcha This

Time Nimbus Gotcha This Time Gotcha This Time

5 Youth Mykel Lanteri Allie Miller Mykel Lanteri Mykel Lanteri Mykel Lanteri Mykel Lanteri

Red Feathers Merada

Smart Chic Dakota Red Feathers Merada

Red Feathers Merada

Red Feathers Merada

Red Feathers Merada

5 Green Horse Helen Norris Laura Edling Helen Norris Laura Edling Helen Norris Helen Norris

Sheza Little Twisted

Diamonds In Montana


Diamonds In Montana



REGION 5






6 Open Jennifer Stephens Kelley A Jewell Jennifer L

Stephens Kevin Semmel Carri Maganzini Kevin Semmel

Miss Montana Top Shot Tuck Miss Montana Western

Breezes Oaks Tivio Western Breezes

Fran M RobertsonPlayguns Packin Heat

6 Ltd Non Pro

Stacey N Lyle

Barbara C Reynolds Stacey N Lyle Stacey N Lyle Stacey N Lyle Elizabeth Edmunds

Doc O Lena Auto graphed Page Doc O Lena Doc O lena Doc O Lena Little Genuine Doors

6 Non Pro Kacie N Greb Briana Lee Briana Lee Julie M Bulen Briana Lee Kacie Greb

Jack Olena Badger Watch The Tiger Watch The Tiger YB Citas Top

Skipper Watch The Tiger Jack Olena Badger

6 Novice Melodee A Zavada Leslie Scheer Melodee A

ZavadaMelodee A Zavada

Melodee A Zavada Rachael M Potter

Smokin Monkey Dancer

Rowdy Sexy Chic Smokin Monkey Dancer

Smokin Monkey Dancer

Smokin Monkey Dancer Lenas Smart Peppy

6 Youth Briana Lee Lauren M Orlando Briana Lee Lauren M Orlando Briana Lee Briana Lee

Watch The Tiger JVS Pale Ale Watch The Tiger JVS Pale Ale Watch The Tiger Watch The Tiger

6 Green Horse

Adrienne J Davidson Kelsey Corkery Kelsey Corkery Adrienne J

DavidsonAdrienne J Davidson Bruce W Krugler

HQH Genuine Cowboy

Newly Pine Bar Newly Pine Bar HQH Genuine Cowboy

HQH Genuine Cowboy One Bow Tie

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS

REGION 6

Congratulations to all of our 2013 winners!

is proud of you!!!





Arizona is going big this year with a six-show saddle series split between Coolidge and Flagstaff, Arizona. Our April show includes a Judges Clinic with Dick Pieper who will also do the riding clinic and

judge on Sunday. All the shows will have a buckle award for the highest scoring person that has never won a buckle in any horse event. For the saddle series, you can show in all six shows and carry your four best

scores. We have saddles for Non Pro, LTD and Novice Divisions.

~ Ed Roberts

For more information contact:Ed Roberts - 480-231-4133 - [email protected]

Cathy Russell - 928-853-9843 - [email protected]

Darian Morgan Grant Lindaman

Becky Stockett Jeff Ellis (right)

ARIZONA SADDLE SERIES 2014









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Our goal, with horses, is to produce a horse that has the genetics, confirmation, disposition

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Thanks to all of ASHA’s Sponsors. We appreciate your support!!

To become an ASHA Sponsor, check sponsorship opportunities online.

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Joby Priest Hailing #om Las Cruces, New Mexico, Joby Priest is the new president of the American Stock Horse Association. Joby has been on the ASHA Board of Directors since 2009, and held the office of vice president since 2012. He currently works for New Mexico State University, where he is the horse farm manager, a co'ege instructor, and NMSU Ranch Horse Team coach. Before working for NMSU, he trained horses in Colorado and New Mexico. Joby has won multiple world championships and trained youth and amateurs to the same. He also has put on educational clinics worldwide. Please welcome 2014 ASHA President Joby Priest.

In his own words. . .I was born in eastern New Mexico and raised around livestock. At a young age, I started working with horses, and before long, it turned into a career. I have an Associates of Applied Science degree in Horse Training and Management from Lamar Community College, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Extension Education from New Mexico State University.

I have trained horses professionally for the past 18 years. To date, I have won three world championships and two reserves, and coached youth to eight more world championships and five reserves in the Palomino Horse Breeders Association. I have won points in eight events, and qualified for the American Quarter Horse Association World Championship Show several times. I also have two top ten finishes at the American Paint Horse Association World Championship Show and have put on clinics in the United States and Europe.

Currently, I am the horse farm manager at New Mexico State University, and an instructor of equine sciences. I also am fortunate enough to coach the NMSU Ranch Horse Team which was reserve national champion at the American Stock Horse Association Collegiate Championship Show in 2009 and third in 2010, 2011, and 2012.

MEET NEW ASHA PRESIDENT. . .

Joby Priest, ASHA President





2014 Calendar of Approved ShowsAmerican Stock Horse Association

Event Location DateASHA Clinic and Competition Gilbert, AZ January 19-20, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK February 15-16, 2014

Southeast Stock Horse Event Headland, AL February 22-23, 2014

CSU Spring Show Collegiate Event Fort Collins, CO March 2-7, 2014

Stock Horse of Dixie Unadilla, GA March 7-9, 2014

ALSHA Montgomery, AL March 15-16, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK March 15-16, 2014

MSU Spring Event Springfield, MO March 22-28, 2014

Southern New Mexico Stock Horse Event LaMesa, NM March 28-30, 2014

ASHA Collegiate Event Eaton, CO March 28, 2014

Stephen F Austin Collegiate Event Nacogdoches, TX March 29-30, 2014

ASHA Spring Fling Murfreesboro, TN April 4-5, 2014

WSSH Event Albany, OR April 4-6, 2014

ASHA National Collegiate Championship Event Loveland, CO April 10-12, 2014

ASHA Clinic, Competition and Judges Seminar Coolidge, AZ April 11-13, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK April 26-27, 2014

NJC Showdown Open & Collegiate Competition Sterling, CO May 9-11, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK May 10-11, 2014

WSSH Event Central Point, OK May 23-25, 2014

School is Out Tri-Star Stock Horse Show Cleveland, TN May 31-June 1, 2014

Stock Horse of Dixie Unadilla, GA June 6-8, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK June 14-15, 2014

Slidin Daze Spectacular Estes Park, CO June 20-22, 2014

ALSHA Montgomery, AL June 28-29, 2014





Event Location Date

Freedom Tri-Star Stock Horse Show Shelbyville, TN July 12-13, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK July 12-13, 2014

WSSH Event/Crook County Fairgrounds Prineville, OR July 18-20, 2014

Arizona Saddle Series Flagstaff, AZ July 19-20, 2014

Slidin Daze Sizzler Briggsdale, CO August 15-17, 2014

Arizona Saddle Series Flagstaff, AZ August 16-17, 2014

WSSH Event Eugene, OR August 29-31, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK September 13-14, 2014

ALSHA Montgomery, AL September 13-14, 2014

Slidin Daze Finale Briggsdale, CO September 19-21, 2014

Stock Horse of Dixie Unadilla, GA September 26-28, 2014

Autumn Classic Tri-Star Stock Horse Show Shelbyville, TN September 26-28, 2014

Arizona Saddle Series Flagstaff, AZ September 27-28, 2014

Southeast Stock Horse Headland, AL October 18-19, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK October 18-19, 2014

Wise County Stock Horse Extravaganza Decatur, TX October 25-26, 2014

ALSHA Montgomery, AL November 1-2, 2014

Arizona Saddle Series Coolidge, AZ November 15-16, 2014

OKSHA Ardmore, OK November 15-16, 2014

Region 2 Championship Show Headland, AL December 4-7, 2014

2015 ASHA National Collegiate Championship TBD April 17-18, 2015

2014 Calendar of Approved ShowsAmerican Stock Horse Association

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MUSTANG HERITAGE FOUNDATION

Mustang Heritage Foundation is the creator and exclusive producer of the most talked about equine competition in America, the Extreme Mustang Makeover! Interested in adopting a gentled Mustang? Attend one of our

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EditorBECCA SALAMONE

The Voice of Alabama Horse Talk Radio and owner of Alabama Horse Talk, The Girls of Alabama, and Becca’s Barn

Dance. AlabamaHorseTalk.com

205-677-6070

ContributorsLANDRA SHEFFIELD

EMILY PARRYJOBY PRIESTED ROBERTS

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FAX 254-898-0908

SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOR ASHA MEMBERS

Ask Tracie McVay of Pine Mountain, Georgia about her favorite breed of horse and you’ll get a one-word answer: Mustangs!

A long time rider and lover of registered and well-bred AQHA Quarter Horses, Tracie happened upon the Mustang when a friend encouraged the second generation trainer to compete in a Mustang Makeover.

With that experience and their win, Tracie fell in love with the wild horse called the American Mustang.

She admires their intelligence and tendency to

develop a deep bond with their owner or trainer.

And the love of the Mustang runs in the family. Tracie’s daughter, Madeline, has a Mustang named Mighty Mouse whom she has trained and shown to several wins, including the recent Alabama Trail Horse Competition.

Like mother, like daughter! Tracie trained and rode Maverick, a TIP horse, to win ASHA’s High Point Mustang award, a saddle sponsored by the Mustang Heritage Foundation.

Tracie says that she started showing in ASHA because it’s one of a few places an unregistered Mustang can be shown. She encourages those interested to seriously consider adopting, training, and showing a Mustang in the ASHA.

Tracie believes it will be a decision you won’t regret when you “Save a Horse, Adopt a Legend, and Become Amazed!”

Send news and photos of your activities and accomplishments to:

Becca [email protected]

Mustangs Among Us!By Becca Salamone

Tracie McVay and MaverickPhoto by Anna Bishop

Madeline McVay and Mighty MousePhoto by Anna Bishop

Maverick, a Mustang

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