2016 Spring Show - MFTHBA · Paula Deen 2015 Three Year Old Futurity Open Champion Owned by Ricky Palmer & Jessica Revey Exhibited & Trained by Vance Vahle Sire: Jester’s Charming

Paula Deen

2015 Three Year Old Futurity Open ChampionOwned by Ricky Palmer & Jessica Revey

Exhibited & Trained by Vance VahleSire: Jester’s Charming Legend • Dam: Silverado’s Golden Fox L.

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Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed AssociationP.O. Box 1027, Ava, Missouri 65608 (417) 683-2468 Fax: (417) 683-6144

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Show Coordinator: Bobbie WilliamsOffice Staff: Cathy Lansdown, Tammy McFarlin, Krissy Gasek

PhotograPherSDale Esther Arena: Morgan Lea & Dusty Dalton Photography:

417-250-0611 morganleaphotography.com

[email protected]

Versatility Arena: Melanie Wynn 417 533 9653(c) 417 664 6978 (h)rememberwynnphotography.net

[email protected]

Board of direCtorSPresident: Joyce Graening

Vice President: Pamela LynnSecretary Treasurer: Albert Cook, Jr

Directors: Reg. 1 Marie Boyd, Reg. 2, Craig Dansie, Reg. 3, Heather Harrison,Reg. 4, Amber Wilson, Reg. 5, Ted Nichols, Reg. 6, Eddie Moore, Reg.,

7, Chad Hindman, Reg. 8, Jennifer West, Reg. 9, Beverly Frizzell, Reg. 10, Ross Harper

Show PerSonneldale eSter arena

Announcer: Tyler Watterson Organist: Kevin Grice

Scoring: Terry ThomasRingmaster: Doyle Smith

VerSatility arenaAnnouncer: Debbie Johnson

Scoring: Jennifer Roberts

dQPS: Randall Dennis, Kelly Case, Rose Case, Garry DeVoredQP adMiniStrator: Tammy McFarlin

eMergenCy ContaCt inforMationVeterinarian: Animal Clinic of Ava, Dr. Mike Peters, 417-683-6830

Fire: 417-683-5512 Sheriff: 417-683-1020 Ambulance: 1-800-315-4911 0R 417-683-5555

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.mfthba.com/

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Spring Show VendorsChittenden Concessions

D & L BBQFried and Frozen (Salt Ent)Hillbilly Holler Embroidery

J & S Golf CarsMassage & Body Works

Rockbridge Rainbow Trout RanchThe Lunch BoxTrailer Country

Wildwood Kettle CornFox Trot StoreAs of May 13, 2016

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Bob and Colleen WilsonBonner Springs, Kansas913-441-2752

www.mofoxtrot.com/wilsonfarms • [email protected]

Breeding and raising the next generation of M

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ILSON FARMThe ‘ s of foxtrottersW S ABC

Helping to breed and raise the next generation of Missouri Fox Trotting Horses

Official Versitility Arena Photographer

417-533-9653 • [email protected]

melanie ynnm

207 NW 12th AvenueAva, MO 65608

(417) 683-1280Sunday and Monday 6:30AM-3:30PM,

Tuesday-Saturday 6:30AM-8PM

Cafe & Grille

OPEN TIL 8week of the

Show & Celebration

Morgan Lea& Dusty Dalton

417-250-0611

PHOTOGRAPHYmorganleaphotography.com

[email protected]

Thank You

Special Sponsorship LevelFox Trot USA

Mike & Sara PattonMiller Ranch

Championship Class SponsorsBlossom Basket Florist

Clinkingbeard Funeral HomeMissouri Ozarks Community Health

Class SponsorsChastity Young

LaTour Advisory GroupSignal Stores

to our 2016Sponsors!

Tuesday, June 7 Letsinger Farm

Wednesday, June 8 Corbitt Potter

Thursday, June 9 Crystal Lake

Friday, June 10 Abby Ride

Contact

Stephen Assenmacher (417)796-2912

or Dale Lawson (417)683-6046

All other rides meet and leave across from the MFTHBA

Show Grounds at 8:30am (requires tailering to trail head).

Trail Ride will start a 10am. Pack a sack lunch. The trail

committee recommends that all horses be shod.

2016 Spring Show

Trail ride Schedule

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Showground PoliciesMFTHBA Code of Conduct

As the welfare of our horses and the reputation of our breed are of para-mount importance to the officers, directors and general membership of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association, we are committed to high standards of propriety in both the promotion of this horse and of membership conduct. Whether as an exhibitor, owner, trainer, breeder, agent, employee, officer, director, show official, judge, vendor or specta-tor, members and non-members alike who participate in any MFTHBA activity or event governed by MFTHBA rules shall be governed by the fol-lowing:• Respect and adhere to the standards of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association, its goals and objectives.• Support the welfare of the MFT horse, and act to ensure that every MFT horse shall be treated humanely and with dignity, respect and compassion.• Act in an ethical manner, reflecting self-discipline, sportsmanship, honesty and integrity.• Conduct business in an open and forthright manner, acting with integrity, sincerity and honesty.• Deal with each other and the public in such a way as to instill confidence in our Association and its membership.• Promote a positive image of the MFT horse industry by encouraging and supporting honorable and effective management of Association business.

Policy Statement: Welfare of the Missouri Fox Trotting HorseAs the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse is the basis for our organization, MFTH-BA is committed to the following:• The welfare of the horse is of primary consideration in all MFTHBA activities. Every Missouri Fox Trotter shall be treated with dignity, respect and compassion, and shall not be subjected to cruel or abusive actions.• Missouri Fox Trotter breeders, owners, trainers and exhibitors are continually responsible for the wellbeing and humane treatment of any horse entrusted to their care.• To enhance the humane standards under which Missouri Fox Trotters are exhibited at performance events, rules and regulations governing these events are published by the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association and are to be observed by all taking part in these events.

Policy Statement: MFTHBA Anti-Discrimination PolicyThe MFTHBA is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming envi-ronment for all Missouri Fox Trotting Horse owners and enthusiasts. It is the policy and commitment of the MFTHBA that the Association does not discriminate on the basis of race, age, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, physical or mental disability, or religion. Furthermore the MFTHBA opposes all forms of harassment and bullying.

Arena Light PolicyLights at the Dale Esther, DQP and Warm-Up arenas may not be used prior to June 6. On June 6-7, ALL lights will be turned off at 2 a.m. During the show (June 8-10), lights in the DQP and Warm-Up arenas will be turned off at 2 a.m. or 2 hours following the completion of the evening session, whichever is later. Lights in the Dale Esther Arena will be reduced to three light towers at 2 a.m. The Board requests the last rider turn off the re-maining lights upon leaving the arena. On Saturday June 11, lights will be turned off following the completion of the evening session.

The lights in the Versatility Arena will not be available for use during the Spring Show and Three Year Old Futurity.

Official Show PhotographersThe MFTHBA is pleased to have Morgan Lea & Dusty Dalton Photography and Melanie Wynn as the official photographers for the Spring Show and Three Year Old Futurity. These professionals are the only photographers authorized by the MFTHBA to publicly sell photos.

Horses Entering ShowgroundsAll horses entering showgrounds must have a negative Coggins test and a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, regardless of state of origin. In ad-dition, The MFTHBA Board of Directors highly encourage all horses to be vaccinated for influenza. Horses must enter through the equine entry gate to have paperwork checked. All horses will be charged a $10 inspec-tion fee.

Dog PolicyDogs will be allowed on MFTHBA showgrounds on a 6’ maximum leash. Only 2 dogs per camp, unless prior arrangements have been made with the MFTHBA. Seeing eye and service dogs are exempt. Three dog walk areas have been designated. North Dog walking area-NW of barn 13, west of road, South Dog walking area-Below hill South of camper #’s 1-20. West Dog walking area-Below hill west of versatility arena. If you choose not to use any of these designated areas, please carry a pooper scooper and clean up after your pet.

No dogs allowed at any time in the spectator area at any of the five arenas located on the showgrounds. Service dogs are exempt.

The following dog breeds have been determined to be dangerous by the MFTHBA Insurance carrier and will not be allowed on the MFTHBA show-grounds: Pit Bull, American Bull Terrier, Yankee Terrier, Rottweiler, Wolfe Hybrid (Tundra Shepherds), Akita, Chow Chow, Presa Canario, any trained guard dog, any dog with vicious tendencies or any dog who has bitten someone. A dog of mixed breed, which includes any prohibited breed, is still unacceptable.

Owners/handlers of prohibited breeds, confrontational, aggressive or ex-cessively barking dogs will be asked to remove such dogs from MFTHBA showgrounds.

Golf Cart/Utility Vehicle PolicyAll golf carts and/or utility vehicles must have a current permit issued by the MFTHBA office. Current insurance is required to operate a golf cart or other utility vehicle on the MFTHBA property. Operators understand that he /she must be 16 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license.

Alcohol, smoking, and dogs are prohibited from

the stands of the Dale Esther and Versatility Arenas.

OFFICE HOURSMFTHBA OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM

SHOW OFFICE HOURS Tuesday - Friday 10 AM to 4:30 PM

Saturday 10 AM to 2:00 PMEntries will be accepted only during show office hours, no exceptions.

Note: Versatility Ranch Horse classes & Versatility classes MUST be en-tered the day before the show. No exceptions. Evening performance & model class entries will close at 4:30 pm and Saturday entries will close at 2:00pm. No exceptions. The Board reserves the right to combine or split classes and to revise the class schedule as needed.

The MFTHBA and Show Office will be closed from 12pm to 1pm each day except for Saturday.

THE FOx TROT STORE: OFFERING OFFICIAL MFTHBA MERCHANDISE

Located in the Roy Williams Pavilion

StoRe HouRStuesday: 9AM-5PM

Wednesday – Saturday: 9AM to 9PM

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WEDNESDAY, June 8, 2016 - 6:30pm - Main Arena 1. Youth Model 2. Youth Leadline (Riders age 2-6, One Rider Per Horse) 3. Senior Citizens (62 & Older, No Canter) 4. Youth Novice (Rider age17 & under) 5A. Amateur Owned 3 Yrs & Older-NPT 90 Days (Top 10 will show in class 66) (No Canter) 6. Ladies Out of State, Horse & Rider (No Canter) (Top 10 will show in class 62) 7. Youth Equitation 17 and Under (No Canter) 8. Open Amateur 3 & 4 Yr Old Mares (Top 10 will show in class 63)(No Canter) 9. Men’s Out Of State, Horse & Rider (No Canter) (Top 10 will show in class 62) 10. Open Amateur 3 & 4 Year Old Stallions & Geldings (Top 10 will show in class 63) (No Canter) 11.B. Amateur Owned 3 Yrs & Older-NPT 90 Days (Top 10 will show in class 66) (No Canter) THURSDAY, June 9, 2016 - 6:30pm - Main Arena 12. Mars/Venus 13. Open Amateur Restricted Mares 3 Yrs & Older (Top 10 will show in class 59)(No Canter) 14. Ladies 5 Years & Older (Mares, Stallions & Geldings) 15. Open Amateur Restricted Stallions & Geldings 3 Yrs & Older (Top 10 will show in class 59)(No Canter) 16. Ladies 3 Yrs & 4 Yrs Old (No Canter) 17. Amateur Owned & Trained 3 Years & Older (No Canter) 18. Three Year Old Futurity Mares-Open Amateur (Top 10 will show in class 67) 19. Three Year Old Futurity Mares-Amateur O&T (Top 10 will show in class 68) 20. Three Year Old Futurity Mares - Open (Top 10 will show in class 69) 21. Three Year Old Futurity S & G-Open Amateur (Top 10 will show in class 67) 22. Three Year Old Futurity S & G-Amateur O & T (Top 10 will show in class 68) 23. Three Year Old Futurity S & G - Open (Top 10 will show in class 69) FRIDAY, June 10, 2016– 10:00am - Versatility Arena 29. Pony Fun Class -Ball & Spoon 30. Pony Fun Class - Big Ball Bump 31. Pony Fun Class- Lei Toss FRIDAY, June 10 2016 - 6:30 pm—Main Arena 32. Open Amateur Model 33. Youth 11 & Under A (Top 10 will show in class 60) (No Canter) 34. Open Model 35. Men’s 4 Years & Older (No Canter) 36.Youth 11 & Under B (Top 10 will show in class 60) (No Canter) 37. Youth 12-14 (Top 10 will show in class 61) (No Canter) 38. Ladies Amateur Owned Specialty 5 Years & Older (Top 10 will show in class 64)(No Canter)

39. Men’s Amateur Owned Specialty 5 Years & Older (Top 10 will show in class 64)(No Canter) 40. Youth 15-17 (Top 10 will show in class 61) (No Canter) 41(A). Open Amateur 5 Yrs & Older (Top 10 will show in class 65) (Will Canter) 42(B). Open Amateur 5 Yrs & Older (Top 10 will show in class 65) (Will Canter) 43. Classic Horse 10 Years & Older 44. Open 4 Year & Older Championship (Will Canter) SATURDAY, June 11, 20156- 9:00am - Versatility Arena 45. Open Showmanship 46. Youth Showmanship 47. Open Trail 48. Youth Trail 49. Open Western Pleasure 50. Youth Western Pleasure 51. Open Western Horsemanship 52. Youth Western Horsemanship 53. Reining 54. Open Barrel Race 55. Youth Barrel Race 56. Open Pole Bending 57. Youth Pole Bending SATURDAY, June 11, 2016- 6:30pm - Main Arena 58. Pony Performance (Pony Triathlon) (No Canter) Rider 7-14 59. Open Amateur Restricted 3 Yrs & Older Champion (Top 10 from classes 13 & 15) (No Canter) 60. Youth 11 and Under Champion (Top 10 from classes 33A & 36B (No Canter) 61. Youth 12-17 Champion (Top 10 from classes 37 & 40 ) (No Canter) 62. Out of State Champion, Horse & Rider (Top 10 from classes 6 & 9) (No Canter) 63. Open Amateur 3 & 4 Year Old Champion (Top 10 from classes 8 & 10)(No Canter) 64. Amateur Owned Specialty 5 Yrs & Older Champion (Top 10 from classes 38 & 39 (No Canter) 65. Open Amateur 5 Yrs & Older Champion (Top 10 from classes 41 & 42) (Will Canter) 66. Amateur Owned 3 Years & Older –NPT 90 Days– Champion (Top 10 from classes5 & 11) (No Canter) 67. Three Year Old Futurity Champion-Open Amateur (Top 10 from classes 18 & 21) 68. Three Year Old Futurity Champion-Amateur Owned& Trained (Top 10 from classes 19 & 22) 69. Three Year Old Futurity Champion– Open (Top 10 from classes 20 & 23)

2016 - 37th Annual 3 Year Old Futurity Spring Show and Youth Seminar

June 8-11, 2016

Current Coggins and Health Certificate

required upon entering showground. Influenza

vaccination recommended

High Point Versatility Awards will be given in the following three divisions: Youth Versatility Champion, Open Versatility Champion, Versatility Ranch Horse Champion Out Of State: Rider must reside outside the state of Missouri, Horse must be owned by someone residing outside of the state of Missouri.

TO ENTER A HORSE IN THE SHOW: 1. All horses entered in the show must be registered in the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association or the Missouri Fox Trotting Pony Registry. 2. You must present current negative Coggins test papers with horse pass sticker and original registration certificate of registration or copy of front and back at entry desk. 3. The Board reserves the right to combine or split classes as needed. The Board of Directors and Show Committee are not responsible and reserve the right to correct typographical errors. EXHIBITORS: 1. All exhibitors will be expected to comply with the Rules, Standards and Policies book of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association. 2. Any exhibitor causing undue disturbance or exhibiting poor sportsmanship will be barred from showing in this show and will forfeit all winnings for this show. 3. Each exhibitor will be assessed a show entry fee. 4. It is recommended that all youth age 11 & under wear an ASTM/SEI certified helmet and use an electronic wireless device while riding at any time on the MFTHBA grounds. 5. Youth 11 and under will be allowed to Exhibit only in designated youth classes. 6. JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL.

Youth Seminar Hall of Fame Room 9am Thursday, June 9th

Split Classes-Class 5 The second half will show in class 11. Class 33-The second half will show on class 36. Class 41-The second half will show in class 42. Split Class Sheets will be posted at DQP before the nights performance.

AMATEUR APPRENTICE: Exhibitors may not have won a Reserve World Championship, a Reserve World Grand Championship, or 1st place in any MFTHBA Performance class, excluding Novice/Apprentice and Youth divisions. Once an individual has won an Amateur Novice or Amateur Apprentice Division Championship they may no longer show in Amateur Apprentice classes. Youth who have exhibited and won in Non-Youth performance classes may not show in this division. OPEN AMATEUR RESTRICTED: Exhibitors may not have won a Performance WGC or Reserve WGC at any time, excluding Novice and Youth divisions. Exhibitors may not have won a 1st or 2nd place in any MFTHBA performance class, excluding Novice/Apprentice and Youth, in the last two calendar years. Youth who have won Non-Youth performance WGC, Reserve WGC, or 1st/2nd place, may not show in this division. No Amateur ownership requirements apply to horses exhibited in this division. AMATEUR OWNED NO PROFESSIONALTRAINING 90 DAYS: This division must meet all requirements for the Amateur Owned division. Horses entered into this class may not receive professional training 90 days prior to the show. OPEN AMATEUR: Open Amateur classes are open to any Amateur Rider. There are no restrictions on ownership of the horse except that the horse’s owner must be a current MFTHBA member. Exhibitors must be current MFTHBA members, must hold a current Amateur Card. Entered horses must meet the age and gender requirements of the class and be registered with the MFTHBA. *All Classes in the Main Arena are two gait (walk and foxtrot) unless otherwise specified* *Youth 11 and under will be allowed to Exhibit only in designated youth classes. All youth age 6 & under will be required to have an attendant in the arena while exhibiting in a class. It is recommended that all youth age 11 & under wear an ASTM/SEI certified helmet ***Classes designated as either Ladies or Men’s classes are 18 years and over*** *** Out of State classes are both horse (recorded owner) & exhibitor must live outside the state of Missouri***

TO ENTER THE HORSE IN THE SHOW: 1. ALL horses entered in the show must be registered in the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Assoc. or Missouri Fox Trotting Pony Registry 2. You must present current negative Coggins papers with the horse pass sticker and original registration papers (or a copy of front & back) at entry desk. 3. ALL horses entering the show grounds MUST have a Health certificate done within 30 days AND a current negative Coggins (EIA) test These papers must be presented at the show grounds gate. (The Board recommends that all horses be vaccinated for influenza.) EXHIBITORS: All exhibitors will be expected to comply with the Rules, Standards & Policies book of the MFTHBA. Any exhibitor causing undue disturbance or exhibiting poor sportsmanship will be barred from showing in this show and will forfeit all winnings for this show. Each exhibitor will be assessed a show entry fee. Note: Versatility Ranch Horse classes & Versatility classes MUST be entered the day before the show. No exceptions. Evening performance & model class entries will close at 4:30 pm and Saturday entries will close at 2:00pm. No exceptions. The Board reserves the right to combine or split classes and to revise the class schedule as needed. The Show Office will be closed from 12pm to 1pm each day except for Saturday. High Point Versatility Awards will be given in the Following Divisions: A. Open Versatility B. Youth Versatility C. Open Ranch Horse It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to read the rule book and understand the qualifications necessary to achieve the awards of Versatility World Grand Champion and Hi Point. The Board of Directors & Show Committee are not responsible & reserve the right to correct typographical errors. Classes with fewer than 5 entries will be reviewed and may be cut or combined with similar classes for future shows.

Stalls and Camping Available-Contact the MFTHBA office for reservations 417-683-2468 or [email protected] fax: 417-683-6144

**Bagged stall shavings are available for purchase during office hours** **Stall cleaning available after the show. Sign up in the MFTHBA Office before Saturday afternoon**


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MFTHBA SHow BASicSModel

During model classes horses are shown in hand. Horses are judged on how closely they match the breed standard for con-formation. In addition, judges evaluate the horse on gait at the flat foot walk.

PerForMAnceIn the performance ring, Missouri Fox Trotters are judged against the breed standard for gaits. Horses compete in ei-ther two gait (flat walk and fox trot) or three gait (flat walk, fox trot and canter) classes. Horses three and under are only eligible to show in two-gait classes. Horses competing in the Amateur division do not canter until age five.

Fox Trotters in the performance ring typically exhibit with a standard bridle including a brow band and cavesson. Saddles should be western. Horses also wear ribbons in their fore-lock and mane. The ribbons help illustrate the rhythm of the horse. There are exceptions to the tack described above de-pending on the requirements of the specific class

VerSATiliTyThe versatility arena covers a variety of competition classes. These classes may include western pleasure, horsemanship, English, reining, barrel racing, pole bending, and ranch horse competitions. These classes follow the same guidelines as other breed competition for these events with one exception: In most classes, horses are asked and expected to perform a fox trot.

clASS deScriPTionSBelow is a brief summary of MFTHBA Exhibitor division. For complete and official descriptions, exhibitors should refer to the latest copy of the Official Handbook: Rules, Standards & Policies.

oPen: Open classes are open to any registered Missouri Fox Trotting Horse. There are no restrictions on ownership, however the owner must be a current MFTHBA member. Each exhibitors in Open classes must be a current MFTHBA mem-ber and hold either an Amateur, Youth or Professional card. Entered horses much meet the age and gender requirements of the class and be registered with the MFTHBA.

oPen AMATeur: Open Amateur classes are open to any Amateur Rider. There are no restrictions on ownership of the horse except that the horse’s owners must be current MFTH-BA members. Exhibitors must be current MFTHBA members, must hold a current Amateur Card and be age 18 or older. En-tered horses much meet the age and gender requirements of the class and be registered with the MFTHBA.

AMATeur owned: In Amateur Owned Classes horses must be owned by the Amateur member who is exhibiting the horse or owned by immediate family members as defined in the MFTHBA Handbook.Co-ownership with individuals outside of the exhibitor’s im-mediately family makes the horse ineligible for this division. The owners of the horse as well as the exhibitor must be current MFTHBA members. The exhibitor must also have a MFTHBA-issued Amateur or Youth card. Entered horses much meet the age and gender requirements of the class and be registered with the MFTHBA.

AMATeur owned And TrAined: This division must meet all requirements for the Amateur Owned Division. In addition, entered horses may not have been professionally trained. However, it is permissible for horses to be started by a person other than the amateur owner for a period not to exceed 30 days. No additional training by a professional is permitted for horses shown in this division.

AMATeur owned, no ProFeSSionAl TrAining 90 dAyS: This division must meet all requirements for the Amateur Owned Division. Horses entered into this class may not receive professional training 90 days prior to the show.

oPen AMATeur reSTricTed: Exhibitors may not have won a Performance WGC or Reserve WGC at any time, exclud-ing Novice and Youth divisions. Exhibitors may not have won a 1st or 2nd place in any MFTHBA performance class, exclud-ing Novice/Apprentice and Youth, in the last two calendar years. Youth who have won Non-Youth performance WGC, Res WGC, or 1st/2nd place, may not show in this division. No Amateur ownership requirements apply to horses exhibited in this division.

AMATeur APPrenTice: Exhibitors may not have won a Reserve World Championship, a Reserve World Grand Cham-pionship, or 1st place in any MFTHBA Performance class, ex-cluding Novice/Apprentice and Youth divisions. Once an in-dividual has won an Amateur Novice or Amateur Apprentice Division Championship they may no longer show in Amateur Apprentice classes. Youth who have exhibited and won in Non-Youth performance classes may not show in this division.

youTH: There are no restrictions on ownership of the horse except that the horse’s owners must be current MFTHBA members. Exhibitors must be current MFTHBA members and hold a Youth Card issued by the MFTHBA. Youth entering the lead line class are not required to be MFTHBA members. In addition, Youth must have a consent form signed by a parent or guardian. Entered horses much meet the age and gender requirements of the class and be registered with the MFTHBA. Youth classes do not permit the exhibition of stallions, with the exception of a weanling in weanling model classes

Pony clASSeS: Designated pony classes are Missouri Fox Trotting Pony Registry classes. Only MFTPR registered ponies are eligible to participate in designated pony classes. The pony may be tentatively or permanently registered. Tentatively reg-istered ponies may be height inspected prior to entering a class.ouT oF STATe: To be eligible for this class the owner of record for the horse exhibited as well as the exhibitor must reside outside of the state of Missouri.

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Spring Show & Futurity

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Purchase tickets from Membership Committee Members: Julie Bellucci, Monica Daugherty,

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Committee events to be announced

Friday, September 9thMeMbership Dinner

at the Ava Showgrounds

Free for all MFTHBA members

Watch the MFTHBA website and Facebook page for information to RSVP for the event

Sunday, September 4th

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ThomlinsonCreepin Paul Allen Phillips Grand Central Stroker's Black Beauty Paul Allen PhillipsEbony Angel Donald & Connie Stockton Southern Sunrise Patriot's Traveling Lady B. Donald & Connie StocktonEbony's June Glenda & Ronnie Davis Jester's Ebony Bobbie Sue's Royal Queen Glenda & Ronnie DavisEdition's Country Toad Lloyd Dehner Patriot's Limited Edition Country Kate Richard & Willa DannerFire and Brimstone Jubilee Shawn & Donna Glaser Baron's Jubilee John's Lily Of The Valley Donna GlaserFrisco Lineman Joe & Jennifer Stewart Grand Central Aint She A Lu Lu Tom & Betty OwenGiuliana J Jacqueline Andrew The Noble Prince G. Fox's Sweet Dream Jacqueline AndrewGorgeous And Grand Lisa & Megan Cantrell Grand Central Jester's Little Lulu Anna SutherlandGrand Derby Karen Leighton & Sharon Ballowe Grand Central She Rocks Karen Leighton & Sharon BalloweGrand Ruckus Steve & Kim Kenney Grand Central Southern Summer Dream Steve & Kim KenneyGrand Sunrise Joe & Jennifer Stewart Grand Central Sunrise's Misty Rawhide Linda DunnHeaven is Grand Debra Leville Grand Central Traveler's Lil Bit Of Heaven Ruth Moore & Jessica MooreHeavenly Honeysuckle Z Clarence & Brenda Zeigenbein Gunslingers Denial Image's Smoky Topaz Z. Clarence & Brenda ZeigenbeinHollywood Edition Amber Wilson & Colleen Wilson Patriot's Limited Edition Gunsmoke Flashy Gal Colleen Wilson & Amber WilsonI Lost My Sock Jennifer Roberts & Danielle Roberts Rhythm - N - Rhyme Sexy Socks Jennifer Roberts & Danielle RobertsI Miss George Jones Kent & Jan Hyde Wild West Missouri's Red Rose M. Kent & Jan HydeI'm A Whiskey Girl Monica Daugherty & Jim Nichols Big Whiskey Secret's of a Queen Monica Daugherty & Jim NicholsIt's Me Again Margaret Steve & Kim Kenney Again M Chantilly's Traveling Lady Steve & Kim KenneyJag's Belle Of The Ball Kimber A. Hill Prince Jester's Ridin Gold Blizzard's Southern Belle Jaime WhiteakerJazz's Fancy Touch Larry and Micki Keener Southern Jazz Rex's Touch Of Honey Robert E WilliamsJazz's Special Sunset J David Jarvis Playboy's Jazz Playboy's Sunset G David Jarvis & Dwight MathewsJB's Absolut Southern Pride John & Samantha Brandreth Absolut Sunrise King's Prairie Rose L. John B. BrandrethKing's Charming Empress Lee Hackler Jester's Charming King R Sundust's Charming Contessa Ruth Moore & Jessica MooreKing's Creole Queen Becky Bailey Jester's Charming King R Rock-N-Tazzie - T. Becky BaileyKing's Foolish Pleasure Steve & Debbie Franklin Jester's Charming King R Sunrise's Foxy Image Sharon Ballowe & Karen LeightonKings Maggie J Gary & Jane Matlock Jester's Charming King R Missouri Maggie C Gary & Jane MatlockLady Chablis-R Tommy Ruff Spitfire's Bojangles A Solid Alibi H. Tommy RuffLady Schick Daniel & Beverly Smith Razorman Sully's April Sunrise Daniel SmithLisa Lou Again Alan King & Ben Eddings Again M Traveling Miss Rawhide Alan King & Ben EddingsMadam Hollywood Lee Hackler Hollywood Playboy Legendary Madam Kenneth & Carol TerryMagnolia Lane Larry and Micki Keener Sadies Ramblin Playboy Love Ya Micki Larry and Micki KeenerMasterpiece's Honey Bee Donald & Connie Stockton Sunrise's Masterpiece Dixie Trax Donald & Connie StocktonMiranda L Darrell Martin Between Jazz And Jones Jack's Lotie Dah Mike & Angela OwensMiriaha's Star Dancer Jeff Dehner Once Upon A Time Miriaha's Warlock Jeff DehnerMo Jazz Mellow Yellow L.J. Larry Schenewerk I'm Billy the Kid MO. Jazz Travelin Susie A. Larry SchenewerkNoah's Lady Luck Joe & Jennifer Stewart Captain's Charming Noah R. Ebony's Lucky Seven Ronnie DavisNoah's Whoa Nelly Glenda & Ronnie Davis Captain's Charming Noah R. Willy's Rhythm & Blues Glenda & Ronnie DavisPatty's Limited Edition Bobby & Brenda Copple Patriot's Knight Of Camelot Lad's Sassy Sensation C Bobby & Brenda Copple Phantom's Dark Velvet Jan Alford Phantom Of The Ozarks Alert's Red Silk Don & Donna SandersPlayboy On Fire Shawn & Amy Stangl Southern Playboy Pirate's Stardust VS Amber WilsonPlayboy's Patriot B Debbie Edwards Southern Playboy Patriot's Fire & Lace B Roy & Donna BrownPlayboy's Red Velvet TSF Katherine Kirkpatrick Southern Playboy Sundust's Shadow-B Roy & Donna BrownPlayboy's Ruby Got Bling Mark Mackie Southern Playboy Mickey's Mercedes Mark & Irvin MackiePlayboy's Southern Knight Doran & Beverly Coberly Southern Playboy Lacey Jones C. 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Teardrops On My Guitar Joseph DampierSecrets Of The Night Monica Daugherty Top Secret Secret's Midnight Suprise Donnie DaughertySensation's Perfect Storm Henry & Marsha Brewster Sensation's Premonition Sunrise's Smooth Cotton Henry BrewsterShake It For Me Girl Becky Bailey The Jazz Remedy Sundust's Midnight Shades Ritchie & Lola MoberlySleek And Unque Jerry Hendrix Jester's Lucky Charm Sable Coated Lady Jerry HendrixSweet Desire Adam Jokisch Grand Central B.G.'s Miss Kate Anne Adam JokischTalk Dirty To Me Jennifer West Missouri's Final Attraction Dirty Little Secret Jennifer West & Roger WestThat's How I Roll Steve Wood HTR's Rock N' Roller Eraser's Kari Ann Steve WoodThat's Jest Jessie John & Doris Anthony Grand Central Jest Another Jessie Larry & Laurie LunaThe Danica Tradition Phil & Barb Saxton-Turner Sunrise Tradition Lily Clare Phil & Barb Saxton-TurnerThe Night Train Joe & Jennifer Stewart Grand Central Saturday Night Waltz Ruth Ellen MasseyTradition Ali Jeffery Shields & Maxey Dimmick Sunrise Tradition Patriot's Miss Dottie Phil & Barb TurnerTraveler's Back In Black Darrell Martin Traveler's Black Sensation C.B.'s Blue Charm Darrell MartinTwice the Hollywood Star Lee Hackler Hollywood Playboy Twice As Nice Brian & Tara LandWhat Was I Thinking Danielle Roberts & Darlene Roberts Phantom of the Ozarks Sexy Secret Danielle Roberts & Darlene Roberts

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58th World ShoW and CelebrationSeptember 5th-10th, 2016

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trail obstacle Challenge Competition Hall of Fame Inductions • Vendors

Missouri’s Casey’s Yankee Doo-dle A. was crowned 3-Year-Old Futurity Champion at the 1992

show of the Missouri Fox ·Trotting Horse Breed Association.

Owned by Larry and Enna Anderson, of Ibe-ria, and ridden to victory by Steve Dampier, of Eldridge, Yankee Doodle won first place on Thursday night in the qualifying 3-Year-Old Futurity Mares class, then won the stake class on Saturday night. The futu-rity mare earned a total cash payback of $1,393.13 for the two wins.

A total payback of $12,660 was available to the winners of this year’s Futurity, with the money being split between qualifying rounds on Thursday night and the stake classes on Saturday night. One-half of .the total money available is paid to the qualify-ing horses, with the other half paid to stake class winners.

In addition to the 3-Year-Old Futurity win-ners, this year’s spring show was expanded to three nights of competition and an Ama-teur 3-Year-Old Futurity division was add-ed.

The three night of competition saw a total of 344 entries, including 57 futurity horses

in the amateur and open 3-year-old futurity classes.During Saturday night’s competition, MFTH-BA President Dale Esther, of Lebanon, said this year’s show was the “best ever.”

Attendance, participation, and gate re-ceipts were all well up from previous spring shows.

The Amateur 3-Year-Old Futurity winner is Miss Zane’s Blue Moon, owned and ridden by Jack Van Ness, of Rogersville. Blue Moon also won first in her qualifying amateur fu-turity mares class on Thursday night, and earned a total payback of $1,000.24.

Reserve champion of the open 3-Year Old Futurity stake class is Traveler’s Red Alert, owned by Jan and JoAnn Alford, Buffalo, and ridden by Geno Middleton, Nixa. Red Alert’s dam is Lad’s Special Promise, the 1980 Three Year Old Futurity Grand Champion and was owned and ridden by Jan Alford. Red Alert placed first in the qualifying stallions and gelding class on Thursday night. Reserve champion amateur futurity winner was Yank’s Phantasy Star, owned and shown by Susan Martin of Marshfield. Phantasy Star placed third in the qualifying class on Thurs-day night.

Other stake class winners named Saturday night include the Amateur Stake Class, 4 years and older class won by Smooth Op-erator owned and shown by Lee Hackler of Alma, Ark. Reserve champion was Sun Dust Queen E., owned and shown by Ken Rags-dale, Olathe, Kans.

In the Open 4 years and older stake class on Saturday night the winner was Missouri’s Lawman M., owned and shown by Jeryy Fug-itt, McAlester, Okla. Reserve champion was Casey’s Shadow, owned by Jimmie D Wis-dom, Arnold, MO and shown by Dearl Wis-dom of Arnold.

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Jester’s Charming Legend2015 Breeding sire of the Year

Jester’s Charming Legend was the top breeding sire in 2015. The award was designed to recog-nize stallions providing significant impact to the continuation of the breed and to encourage timely foal registration. “People breed their mares to ‘Legend’ because of his looks and the way he moves,” said owner Brian Oglesby of Perry, Missouri. “He is super gentle and has a presence; he’s always cool and calm, even in the show ring. He’s eat up with rhythm and pass-es that on,” says Oglesby, who be-lieves that to determine if a horse will be a champion, you have to look at his family.

Legend, a two-time Open World Grand Championship win-ner, was sired by Reserve Open World Grand Champion winner, Traveler’s Jester, and is out of the MFTHBA Equine Hall of Fame mare, Missouri’s Charming Prin-cess M. He was bred by Larry Rob-bins of Farmington, Arkansas. Legend’s offspring did well in the Performance arena in 2015. Among other winners sired by Legend are Back Alley Sally and Charming Millie, both Open World Grand Champions, and Paula Deen, who won an Open Reserve World Grand Championship, as well as the Three-Year-Old Futu-rity. Completing the Top 5 Breed-ing Sires of 2015 list are Grand Central, owned by Joe and Jenni-fer Stewart of Farmington, Arkan-sas; Southern Playboy, owned byClyde Connelly of Ava, Missouri; Sunrise’s Masterpiece, owned by Connie Stockton of Marshfield, Missouri; and Sunrise’s One-Eyed Pirate, owned by Larry Stevens of Marshfield, Missouri.

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Grand Central Is named2015 mFtHBa stallIon oF tHe Year

For the second year in a row, Grand Central has been named the MFTHBA Stallion of the Year. Us-ing a point system, this title honors the stallion with the most success-ful offspring in pre-designated Performance, Model, and Versatil-ity classes at MFTHBA-sponsored shows. Grand Central is owned by Joe and Jennifer Stewart of Farm-ington, Arkansas. He was bred by Steve Maxey of Watkinsville, Georgia. Grand Central, who was sired by Prince Jester’s Shadowfax and foaled by Madam Cassey Fox, is known as much for his gentle nature as for his show-ring prow-ess. The chestnut stallion made MFTHBA history by winning The

Open Performance World Grand Championship classes at ages two, three, four, and five, then winning the Open Senior Model Stallion and Geldings World Grand Cham-pionship. “Grand Central’s great in how he competed and passes that trait on to his foals,” said Joe Stewart. In the Performance Arena in 2015, two of Grand Central’s offspring--The Night Train, owned by the Stewarts; and Grand Theft Auto, owned by Lisa King, of Harrison, AR--won World Grand Champion-ships. Another Grand Central off-spring, Pinky Tuscadero, owned by the Stewarts, captured a Re-serve World Grand Championship. “Grand Central’s get continue to impress,” said Joe. Completing the Top 5 Stal-lions of the Year were Southern Playboy, owned by Clyde Connelly of Ava, Missouri; Jester’s Charming Legend, owned by Brian Oglesby of Perry, Missouri; Jester’s Charm-ing King R., owned by Becky Bailey of Russellville, Arkansas; and the late Prince Jester, who was owned by Majestic Foxtrotters of Buffalo, Missouri.


Vance Vahle2015 Trainer of The Year

The Trainer of the Year Award was designed to recog-nize the achievements of pro-fessional horsemen and wom-en involved in the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association. Vance Vahle, of Bolivar, Missouri, has won this honor for 2015. “Vance works so good with our horses, and he puts the best canter on a horse,” said Linda Scott of Ronlin Farms, whose mare She’s Smokin Hot won an Open World Championship title at the 2015 Celebration. “He

explains things and is easy to talk to.” 2015 proved to be a good year for Vahle. He rode the palomino mare Paula Deen to win the Three-Year-Old Futu-rity Championship as well as a Reserve World Grand Cham-pionship and a World Champi-onship. He trained and rode Playboy’s Been to Hollywood to an Open World Champion-ship, and trained California Nights, who won two World Grand Championships. Barb Palmer, co-owner of Paula Deen, likes Vahle’s abil-ity to work with both horses and people. “Vance has a way of clicking with the rider and the horse,” she said. “I consider it an honor to have been chosen Trainer of the Year,” said Vahle. “I want to thank everybody who vot-ed for me. This means a lot to me.”


Darrell Martin2015 SportSManShip awarD

The MFTHBA Sports-manship Award was de-signed to recognize MFTHBA members who exemplify the principles of good sports-manship and consistently put them into practice. The 2015 Sportsmanship Award has been given to Darrell Martin of Rolla, Missouri, cit-ing his willingness to assist anyone who needs help and his work in decorating the gazebo for shows. “We raise Fox Trotters, but we had never shown at Ava before, and it was so different from anything else anywhere. Darrell shared his knowledge, equipment, and grooming tips with us, even though we were com-peting against him,” said

Mary Frerking of Concordia, Missouri. “He spent hours in the ring with us, showing us what to do and how to show our horses. He even talked us through setting up his own stallion so we could practice. And, we were confi-dent when we showed. We had so much fun and ended up having an amazing expe-rience because of his kind-ness, sportsmanship, and generosity.” “I feel honored to re-ceive this award. This is a great breed of horse, and it’s an honor to be associat-ed with it. Thank you,” said Martin.


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MFTHBA TOP BROODMARE SIRE When the MFTHBA Membership Committee announced the Breeding Sire of the Year and Stallion of the Year awards four years ago, the Committee was ap-proached by a couple of diff erent members interested in acknowledging the great mares in our breed that are producing our top horses. Their idea was a valid one, but how could this be done? Broodmares have one off spring each year, while stallions have multiple off spring in a year. New research came out in May, 2015, in the publication, Reproduction, Fertility and Development. This is one of the fi rst studies of its’ kind actually, and it looked at off spring ability based on their parentage. They divided the 675 off spring into four groups: Elite dam vs. Elite sire (EE), Elite dam vs. Poor sire (EP), Poor dam vs. Elite sire (PE), and Poor dam vs. Poor sire (PP). The results were interesting: The results indicated the best runners were from the EE group (Elite dam and sire), while the worst were from the PE group (Poor dam, Elite sire). Surprisingly, the PP group (Poor dam and sire) was not the worst, as one would expect. Here’s the interesting part: Foals with Elite dams (EE and EP) had statistically similar superior results while foals with Elite sires (EE and PE) did not demonstrate the same similarities, instead, showing an infl uence related more closely to the performance of their dam. The foals of Poor dams (PE and PP) were poor across the board, even those by Elite sires. The study concludes ‘that maternal heritability of athletic performance may be a stronger contributor than paternal heritability to race ability.’ (Peters)

While this study focused on 675 Thoroughbreds, it is not diffi cult to search the web and fi nd articles, discussions, blogs, etc. from a wide variety of breeds expressing the importance of the mare when it comes to breeding. The percentage of importance ranged from 50%-70% in the numerous articles examined. The Membership Committee did track the performance of the mares in 2014. Unfortunately, this did not prove to be an easy thing to track since the mares do not produce at the same rate as stallions. Knowing that Secretariat was named one of the leading broodmare sires in 1992 and that the Thoroughbred industry tracks this type of information, the MFTHBA Membership Committee applied the same point system used in determining the Stallion of the Year to the winning horses’ dams’ sires, and they have tracked the results for the past three years. Each mare’s sire received points based on where the off spring placed—11 points for fi rst, 10 points, for second, 9 points for third, and so on. If a class was not full, the points were adjusted. A horse winning a championship class of 7 horses earned 8 points,

for example. The Committee used the same championship classes as were used for the Stallion of the Year award. Over the three years of tracking this information, it became clear that six stallions are consistently producing mares that are going on to produce winning off spring in performance, model, and versatility. Here are the top Brood-mare Sires for 2015. Additional years on the list are in parenthesis. The statistics have been gathered for 2013, 2014, and 2015. 2015 Top Broodmare Sires 1) Southern Playboy (2013) 2) Missouri Traveler E. (2014 & 2013) 3) Southern Jazz (2014 & 2013) 4) Outlaw’s Patriot (2014) 5) Missouri’s Cassey Jones (2014 & 2013) *Sensation’s Pride B. was on the list in both 2013 and 2014.

Peters, Anne. “Maternal Infl uences Make a Diff erence.” Blood Horse. N.p., 1 May 2015. Web. 10 May 2016.

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13. Amateur, 5 years old & older ** (Top 10 may show back in Class 34) 14. NBC 3 Year Old Amateur (A) (Top 10 show back in Class 30) 15. Youth, Ages 11 & Under Championship**

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Saturday, August 9, 2014 6:30 pm 24. Youth 12-17 Championship **

25. NBC Senior Amateur Championship (will canter) 26. Ladies Championship ** (Top 10 places of classes 7 & 9) 27. Pony Game Competition #2 **

28. NBC Senior Open Championship (will canter) 29. Senior Citizens ** (rider 55 & over)

30. NBC 3 Yr Old Amateur Championship (Top 10 of classes 14 & 16) 31. Men’s Championship ** (Top 10 places of classes 4 & 11) 32. NBC 3 Year Old Open Championship (Top 10 places of classes 18 & 21) 33. Pony Performance **

34. Amateur Championship ** (No Canter) (Top 10 from Classes 2, 5, & 13) 35. NBC 2 Year Old Amateur Championship (Top 10 of classes 3 & 8) Pony Awards Ceremony

36. NBC 2 Year Old Open Championship (Top 10 of classes 6 & 10)

** DENOTES NON-NBC CLASSES: Entry fee for Non-NBC Classes is $25 for all youth classes, Senior Citizens class, Limited Amateur classes, English Pleasure, and prelimi-nary Men’s, & Ladies classes & Amateur 5 & over class. Entry fee for Amateur Championship and Ladies & Men’s Championship Classes is $35. The top 5 places of each Men’s, Ladies or Amateur 5 & over (inc Limited) preliminary class must show back in the championship class in order to collect prize money. You must enter back at the Entry Desk for all championship classes. Limited Amateur—Riders cannot have won 1st place in any NBC amateur class in past 2 years.

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** DENOTES NON-NBC CLASSES:Friday, August 12, 2016 7:30 pm12. NBC Model Weanling Championship13. Amateur, 5 years old & older ** (Top 10 may show back in Class 34)14. NBC 3 Year Old Amateur (A) (Top 10 show back in Class 30)15. Youth, Ages 11 & Under Championship**16. NBC 3 Year Old Amateur (B) (Top 10 show back in Class 30)17. NBC Two Gait, 4 & Over Championship (no canter)18. NBC 3 Year Old Open (A) (Top 10 show back in Class 32)19. Pony Spoon Race **20. NBC 4 Yr Old Amateur Championship (no canter)21. NBC 3 Year Old Open (B) (Top 10 show back in Class 32)22. Pony Lei Toss**23. NBC 4 Yr Old Open Championship (will canter)

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