Membership Newsletter Volume 15 Issue 3 2013 of the Nokota Horse Conservancy

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Nokota NewsVolume 15

Issue 32013

15th Annual Meeting 1

The NHC Board of Directors 1

The NokotaHorse Conservancy 2

Calendar of Events 3

NokotasFor Sale 4,5

NHC Membership 6,7

NokotasFor Sale 8,9

NokotaExperience 10

NokotasFor Sale 11

Inside this issue:

2013NokotaHorse Conservancy

Board of Directors:President~Leo KuntzExecutive Vice President~Frank KuntzVice PresidentGeoffrey RoehrsSr. Vice President~Castle McLaughlinJ r. Vice President~Seth ZeiglerSecretary/ Treasurer~Shelly Hauge

DirectorsDave Archambault

Elizabeth Bell

Brandon Deile

Leigh Garber

Hilary Goff

Kim Hagen

Charlie Hautman

Christa KuntzJack Lieser

Francois M archal

Christine McGowan

Jennifer Mclaughlin- Perez

Kevin O ien

Rory Schneider

Jerusha Steinert

Dena Sutton

Kelly Wil liams

YOUR

GENERAL HERD

MANAGEMENT SUPPORTWILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

We have an urgent need for donations. Last years poor

growing season has left us with dangerously low hay

supplies and summer pasture leases need to be paid.

Please help save the Nokota by donating to the

General Herd Management Fund today!

Their struggle continues...DONATE TODAY!

The Nokota Horse Facing Imminent Threat

15th Annual Meeting

Pictured standing left to right:Brandon Deile,

Shelly Hauge, Frank Kuntz, Charlie Hautman,

Rory Schneider,Jack Lieser,Jerusha Steinert,

Leo Kuntz. Seated left to right:Kim Hagen,

Geoffrey Roehrs, Kevin Oien, Seth Zeigler.Absent: Castle McLaughlin, Dave Archam-

bault, Elizabeth Bell, Leigh Garber, Hilary

Goff, Christa Kuntz, Francois Marchal,

Christine McGowan, Jennifer Mclaughlin-

Perez,Dena Sutton,Kelly Williams.

*Those names appearing in red are the newly

elected members to the Nokota Horse Con-

servancy Board of Directors. Congratulations

to all of them and thank you for your willing-

ness to serve the Nokota horses in this way.

Meet the 2013 Board of DirectoNokota Horse Conservanctheir 15th Annual Meeting Sa

June 15th at St. Michael's CChurch in Linton, ND. Thesection of the meeting was held

morning with the election of necers and board members. It wexciting as many of the canbrought a lot of experience witto the table, not only as Nhorse owners and trainers, bugreat business minds as well as easm to share their creative idfurthering the NHC in their fpreserve this piece of American

Newly elected board member JSteinert made a motion to addcommittee to the NHC, Horse

Training. Board members apto this committee are Jerusha S

Jack Lieser, Charlie Hautman, BDeile, Frank Kuntz, Leo Kunwill be chaired by Rory SchPlease visit the NHC websicheck out the newNokota hosale page. The committee is

great work to market these horse
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The NokotaHorse Conservancy

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youth with the horses that were so cen-

tral to their entire culture. We have

raised some limited funds towards this

long term goal, but feel that if member-

ship and sponsorship can help sustain the

day-to-day activities of the NHC, then

we can more successfully focus our

grant writing towards this long-term goal

of the sanctuary, which better dovetails

with what most larger benefactors seek

in a partner.

Since membership is new to our

organization and we always prided our-

selves in being accessible to all, we have

opted to minimize our costs via email

only newsletters and thus offer basic

membership for only $50 a year. In ad-

dition to 4 newsletters a year, members

will soon receive discounts on various

activities offered through the Nokota

Horse Conservancy and free tours of

the NHC herd.We thank you for your help in

this initial membership drive, and we

look forward to keeping in touch via this

ne ws le t t e r , ou r we bs i t e a t :

www.nokotahorse.org, and the even

more frequently updated facebook group

h t t p : / / w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /

groups/359787905068/.

Furthermore, we encourage all who are

interested to contact us directly, or even

come on out for a visit as all are always

welcome.

The Nokota Horse Conservancy was

formed as an official 501(c)3 nonprofit

organization in 1999 to preserve the unique

breed of Nokota horse that had, against

all odds, survived the last century as a wild

population within the harsh North Dakota

badlands centered around Theodore Roose-

velt National Park. The Nokota horses

owe their distinctive characteristics, from

their calm and sociable personalities to

their rugged conformations and their myr-

iad colors which are often uncommon in

other breeds, to both their heritage as early

Native American and pioneer horses as

well as to their struggle for survival as a

freely evolving population that was forced

to closely adapt to a brutal landscape of

extreme weather, topography, and preda-

tion. With the support of the Kuntz family,

who first became convinced of these

horses great usefulness and only later

learned of their long and proud history, and

later the great help of the Nokota Horse

Conservancy (NHC) which coalesced

around their already long enduring efforts,

this breed has grown from less than 20

known individuals to over 300 fully foun-

dation Nokota horses today. Among these,

the NHC maintains over 100 Nokotas

chosen to continue as broad an array of

different foundation bloodlines as possible.

Meanwhile, we are confident that the No-

kota horses can easily prove themselves

very valuable and desirable if only given

the chance, and so the NHC's mission also

includes education and promotion via its

website, expos, colt starting clinics, and now

a newly offered membership option which

will include this NHC newsletter at least 4

times per year.

The decision to offer official mem-

bership within the NHC comes at the request

of numerous willing individuals in addition

to the professional advice of a business and

marketing consultant who specializes with

non-profits (and is so kindly donating his

services to the NHC because he too believes

in our cause). The Nokota Horse Conser-

vancy has been very successful in better

ensuring the entire breed's health and long

term stability by concentrating on breeding

the most imperiled bloodlines and now has

grown its own herd to the point where it can

safely sell some individuals of the now better

represented families while continuing to con-

centrate on those bloodlines which are un-

der-represented. The NHC's long term goal

is to establish an expansive sanctuary man-

aged as a full native ecosystem as similar to

the Nokota horses' original home as possible

where the NHC-owned Nokotas can once

again run wild and continue to be sculpted

by the same natural factors that helped to

make them so unique and durable. This

sanctuary and living history museum would

also be a focal point of all things Nokota,

from pasture tours for guests and tourists to

scientific studies by experts to colt-starting

clinics and therapeutic riding to work in

reuniting under-privileged Native American

Photo by Shawna Lichtenwalner
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Calendar of Events

Look Whos on the Cover!!

Teddy Bear1999 Nokota Gelding

Owner: Sue Pizzini

Captured in Theodore

Roosevelt National Park

Festival of The Horse & Drum

August 17 & 18

St. Charles, IL (Kane County Fairgrounds)

Woodside Farm Creamery

(Annual Fall Festival) October 12th

Hockessin, DE

Equine Affaire - Massachusetts

November 7 - 10

W. Springfield, MA

NOKOTA HORSE

CALENDARfor2014

If you would like a photo of your

Nokota considered for the up-

coming 2014 calendar, please

send your high resolution image

to: [email protected]. A

one time tax-deductible sponsor-

ship fee of $150.00 is appreciated

for each calendar month if your

Nokota photograph is chosen.

Front and back cover shots are

$500.00 each.

Additional Patrons

** Patrons contributing to the

2014 Nokota calendar project

will receive honorable mention

and professional acknowledgment

within the calendar regarding

patron information, including but

not limited to website address,

company logo and contactinformation, etc.

Honorary Photos

In addition to the main monthly

photo there will be room for addi-

tional, though much smaller, hon-

orary photos. These photos will

appear at the bottom of a selected

monthly calendar page. Acknowl-

edgment of owner and Nokota

will be included in a specified area

of the calendar, not necessarily

beside each photo. Honorary pho-

tos will be included for a $25.00

donation.

** Only high resolution and

quality composition photos will

be considered for the calendar.

The Equine Marketer~August

Teddy went from a high risk situation

at the auction in ND to a 6th place

winning with rider Holly Osborne

(age 13 at the time of this photo) in

his first horse trial at Fair Hill, MD.

Michele Melinapainted Teddy who is

featured on the August cover of TheEquine Marketer. Teddy lives with

two other Nokotas Leo and Orion

in Chester Springs, PA.
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NokotaHorses For Sale

Theodore

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Sensitive and laid back, Mar-

malade combines brains and

athleticism to give someone

the whole package. Withthree days under saddle, this

responsive horse is off to a

great start and can make

somebody a wonderful

partner.

Marmalade is currently in

Minnesota for training. Please

visit the Nokota Horse Pro-

jectpage for more information

on his progress.Video clips of Marmalade

trotting and jumping can be

viewed at

http://youtu.be/N9i0ch95soo

http://youtu.be/Etivz-8lPAM

Marmalade

National Park Ranch - (NPR)100% Foundation Nokota

$5,000.00

Sire: Wanblee

Dam: Cowlick

Foaled: 2008 Gelding

Color/Markings:

Strawberry Roan

Located: Linton, ND

Theodore

National Park Ranch - (NPR)

100% Foundation Nokota

$3,000.00

Sire: Dark Warrior

Dam: Smoke Racer


Color/Markings:

Mahogany Bay with blaze

Located: Linton, ND

Theodore is playful and self-assured with loads of potential and good energy. He was first ridden during the

2012 colt start in the days leading up to the annual meeting of the NHC. If you are looking for a feisty, fun

challenge with big rewards, this is your guy. Theodore's movement can be seen both at the beginning and the

end of a YouTube video at: http://youtu.be/eRuEoLcZwJ0

Self-assured and

stunning! Theodore

has great self-

carriage and a

striking presence.

With his balance

and stellar gaits, he

wi l l make a

wonderful and

athletic companion

whether you are

looking for a cow

pony or a dressage

horse.
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NokotaHorses For Sale

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"If you prefer height in your fully foun-dation Nokota, then Spotted Naconaoffers substantially taller than average

stature combined with sure to impressclass and presence. And since SpottedNacona comes from less commonbloodlines, he surely would make a su-perb stallion prospect, too, who couldeasily be matched to any number ofunrelated Nokota mares. The Naconabloodline has, in particular been, ofgreat concern and emphasis within theNHC since upon its formation only 2fully foundation breeding descendents

remained. We have been fortunate inexpanding these so that we are nowconfident that they are secure enough to

begin offering some of the stud colts for sale. He is proud and alert,with a posture that clearly advertises how confident he is of hisathleticism. And he is a perfectly fresh pupil in waiting, as no humanhand has yet touched him or taught him any vice.

Spotted NaconaNational Park Ranch-(NPR)100% Foundation Nokota

$2,500.00 if gelded

$3,500.00 if kept a stallionSire: VoraciousDam: Tall BadgerFoaled: 2012 Colt

Color/Markings:

Overo with a 50% chance of

turning grey considering his

parentage

Located: Linton, ND

Tall Badger

Spotted Nacona's sire, Voracious, is a sleek and

lengthy iron grey son of Blue Moon and Stout

Grey Nacona who was first trained as a sensitive

and attentive saddle horse and even used by

Brandon Diele during some of the roundups at

the Kuntz Ranch.

Spotted Nacona's dam, Tall Badger, is

exceptionally tall considering her parents,

yet epitomizes the typically calm Nokota

demeanor. Her sire, Red Badger, only stood about 14.3 hands andwas a kind and peaceful yet successful herd stallion who came

directly from Theodore Roosevelt National Park as a young foal to

the oldest mare captured in the 1986 roundup. This little grey mare

had been bred by Red Cloud, a red roan park stallion who some-

times produced very tall "ranch type" Nokota offspring. Tall

Badger's dam, Two Crazy Swirls, is a very easy keeping, fecund,

and docile black daughter of Crazy Horse & Black Squat who also

gave the NHC a fine overo foal this year. by looking at her. One

would never guess by looking at her that she is already 19!

Voracious
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NEW - NOKOTA HORSE CONSERVANCY MEMBERSHIP!

The fully tax-deductible donations collected through this membership program directly help feed and care for the N

kota Horse Conservancy (NHC) owned herd of fully foundation Nokota horses. The goal of the membership pr

gram is two-fold: first to help spread awareness about this little known breed which has yet to be given a fair chan

to prove to this generation that it is just as fun and useful as its ancestors were to the American Indians and pionee

of the northern Great Plains, and second to help fund the care of the NHC herd so its grant writers can instead foc

on the long term goal of an expansive sanctuary where the NHC, with continued responsibility yet minimal physic

interference, can let its Nokota horses once again roam freely and evolve under the same natural conditions thhelped to sculpt the Nokota into such a durable, athletic, and thoughtful horse.

BECOME A

NHC MEMBER TODAY!!!

CLICK HEREor on the picture to th

left to go to the NHC membership

page of the website to

JOIN TODAY!!!

The rigors of the harsh North Dakota badlands are precisely what made the Nokota horse so incredible in the firplace, and we feel that it is crucial to return at least a fraction of the breed to this environment to ensure that tNokota horse of tomorrow is the same as the Nokota horse of our ancestors. Enabling this core breeding heto once again care for itself would drastically reduce the operating costs of the NHC and help ensure the breed

long term survival. Furthermore, the sanctuary would be a focal point for all things Nokota, from young hor

starting clinics (which would include individuals of better represented bloodlines that could safely be offered fsale from the NHC herd), to tours and observations of wild herds and the myriad things they can teach us aboequine communication, nutrition, hoof care, etc, to therapeutic riding and outreach programs to help reconne

Nokota horses with disadvantaged American Indians.

Membership does NOT buy any type of voting rights or special privileges, but input is always appreciateMembers are entitled to free pasture tours of the NHC herd centered around Linton, North Dakota, and welcomat the open session of each NHC annual meeting (typically held in mid-June and always close to the horses). Tprimary material benefit of membership, in addition to the satisfaction of helping to preserve this integral frament of American heritage that was very nearly lost forever, is the NHCs members only newsletter. At leafour editions of the newsletter will be sent via email each year, filled with fun, informative, and colorful articl

and photos about Nokota horses.
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Please fill out and send your payment to:

The Nokota Horse Conservancy

208 NW 1st Street

Linton, ND 58552

701.254.4205 (Phone - Fax)

Please print legibly - thank you! *Date:_______________

FIRST NAME: _____________________________________________

LAST NAME: _____________________________________________

FARM NAME: _____________________________________________

ADDRESS: _____________________________________________

CITY: _____________________________________________

STATE: _____________________________________________

ZIP: _____________________________________________

COUNTRY: _____________________________________________

PHONE: _____________________________________________

EMAIL: _____________________________________________

YOUTH MEMBERSHIP (under age 18) $25.00

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP $50.00

FAMILY MEMBERSHIP (family of 4) $75.00

LIFE MEMBERSHIP (one member) $1,000.00

Total $ Enclosed: _________________

Thank you so very much. You can expect your newsletter to be mailed to

you after payment is received and processed.

*Membership is per rolling calendar year and will be processed according to the date on this

membership form.

Nokota Horse Conservancy Membership Form


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NokotaHorses For Sale ~ Templar

C80

Templar



Price:Not specified

Sire: Grandpa Smoke

Dam: Luna


Color/Markings:

Black/Grey

Located: Linton, ND

Bay Overo C80



Price:Not specified

Sire: Dark Warrior

Dam: Blizzard

Foaled: 2010 Mare

Color/Markings:

Bay Overo

Located: Linton, ND

Templar", a 2010 Conservancy geldi

in training. He is halter broke and star

under saddle, being ridden daily.

stands still at the tie rail, picks up his fand has also been on trail rides. He

black with some grey on his face an

pink spot on his nose."

C80", a 2010 Conservancy mare,

training. She has a left blue eye. Th

lovely mare has participated in two N

kota Experience clinics. One in the f

of 2012 and spring of 2013. She is

credibly easy going and always willing

please.
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The NokotaHorse Experience

Imagine you are about to begin your journey as a participant in The Nokota Ho

Experience withClinician Jack Lieserand he asks you to pick 3 words that you can re

back to, when you need to, for the duration of the week whenever you are working w

a Nokota clinic horse. Then he tells you that these particular horses are going to m

with your emotional buttons!! After hearing that, how do you pick only 3 words? Gi

each participant had the evening to think about it, most found it rather easy as t

pretty much knew what they were looking to get out of the clinic. Some of the wo

shared were: excitement, opportunity, release, aware, experience, focus, soft, connectand respect

mention just a few. And then the selection of the Nokota clinic horses begins... To

a participant in the next Nokota Horse Experience, visit Clinician Jack Lieser's w

site @ http:/ / www.jacklieser.com/
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8 NW 1st Street

ton, ND 58552

Nokota News

ne/Fax: 701-254-4205

ail: [email protected]

b: www.nokotahorse.org

Gthe Native Horse of theorthern PlainsTHROUGH

okota Horse Conservancy Sherriff

Sherriff - aka Flckig Mus :

This guy is full of surprises. Willing to lay down the law in th

when working with people he is super easygoing and willing. A

ing light grey with blue eyes, this guy is a very nice mover

charismatic enough to turn heads. With two days under saddle

June 2012 Nokota Colt Starting Clinic, he has proved himself

tive but level headed. He has a good start on him and lunges a

as rides.

Sherriff was born May 2008, a son of Pony Boy and Dancing M

then gentled and halter broke his first winter. He should finishto 15 hands with lots of muscle and bone to prove very durabl

was born grullo overo but has greyed very quickly so that these

ings are only faintly distinguishable. Because Dancing Mouse

line is rare Sherriff is for sale directly from the Nokota Horse

servancy with the stipulation he remains a breeding stallion.

Sherriff

National Park Ranch - (NPR)100% Foundation Nokota

$4000

Sire: Pony Boy

Dam: Dancing Mouse

Foaled: May 2008

Color/Markings:

Grullo overo turned grey with

blue eyes

Located: Linton, ND
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