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September / October 2016
Indiana Morgan Horse Club
In This Issue:
● Paint, Ponies & Potluck : Page 3-4
● Kids Corner, Sale Corner: Page 5
● Fall Trail Ride: Page 6
● Book Club: Page 7
● News From AMHA: Page 8
● USDA Horse Protection Act: Page 8
Important Read!
● Board Meeting Minutes: Pages 9-11
● Treasurer’s Report: Page 12
2016 Club Events
October Grand National and
World Championship Morgan
Horse Show
November 4-6 Fall Trail Ride
O’Bannon Woods State Park
November 12 Fall Meeting
Kokomo, IN
2017 Club Events
January 9 Board Meeting
Kokomo, IN
March 31-Apr l 2
Hoosier Horse Fair
Indianapolis, IN
May 8 Board Meeting
Kokomo, IN
September 11 Board Meeting
Kokomo, IN
Fall Meeting Saturday, November 12, 2016
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
The 2016 IMHC Fall Meeting will be held
on November 12, 2016 from 1-4 pm at
Rodgers Pavilion in Kokomo, Indiana.
The afternoon will feature a silent auction,
catered dinner, a possible speaker, and
socializing by the fire! All members are
welcome and encouraged to bring other
horsey guests as the more the merrier. All
attendees need to rsvp so the catering order
can be placed.
In addition to the great things you can bid
on at the silent auction, door prizes and
party favors will be handed out.
Mark your calendar for a pleasant fall
afternoon with great Morgan people! Send
your rsvps to Kim Dollard by October 31 at
Rodgers Pavilion is located at
902 W. Deffenbaugh St. in
Highland Park, Kokomo,
Indiana 46902.
Parking is available along the
back of the building.
Attention Perpetual Trophy Holders!!
Please make sure to get your name
engraved on the perpetual trophy and
return them to Linda Laud at the Fall
Meeting. If you cannot attend, please make
other arrangements to get them back to her.
You can contact her at (219) 956-2473.
Call for Nominations for IMHC Board
Elections will also be held at the Fall Meeting. We are in need of a
newsletter editor, a Director (3-yr term), a Youth Director, and a Secretary/
Treasurer. We would love for you to be more active in our club with this
great opportunity! Contact Sharon Hicks at [email protected] or
Kim Dollard at [email protected] if interested.
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER
HOSTS: We are looking for barns or
families to host activities for our club to
attend. These events could include but are
not limited to: presentations, camping, trail
riding, horse shoes, movies, or pitch in
meals. Sign up today host an event by
contacting Kim Dollard.
RENEWALS: Have you renewed your
membership? Know of someone in your
area that is not a member? Suggest that
they become a member! Become involved
with the IMHC.
EMAIL ADDRESSES: Don’t miss any
late breaking news because we don’t have
your latest email address! Send updates to
PHOTOS NEEDED! Please send any
photos of you and your morgans to Sandy
White at [email protected] for
use on the club website!
The IMHC Needs YOU!!
PAGE 2
2016 IMHC OFFICERS &
DIRECTORS
About the Newsletter….
This newsletter is published on a bi-monthly basis-Jan/Feb, Mar/Apr,
May/Jun, Jul/Aug, Sep/Oct, and Nov/Dec. The Deadline for news, views,
ads, and other contributions is the 15th of the first month (Jan, Mar,
May, Jul, Sep, and Nov). The distribution will be the first part of second
month (Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct and Dec).
Advertising & Classified Ads—Reserve your advertising space in the
IMHC Newsletter! See the club website at www.imhc.tripod.com for rates.
News items, member and horse related both, are always needed!
Anything horsey going on around your neck of the woods? Write an
article about it. We would love to hear about it! Send emails to
[email protected] or mail to: IMHC Newsletter; c/o Sara
Hicks 26474 Hummingbird Dr. South Bend, IN 46619
Morgans In Need:
If you are, or know another Morgan owner,
experiencing hardships caring for their
Morgan due to economic, health, or other
concerns, the IMHC can serve as a resource
to find information and contacts to get the
help you need. Contact any of our board
members to get the ball rolling!
Officers
President Kim Dollard [email protected] (317) 506-6057
Vice-President Sharon Hicks [email protected] (574) 277-2032
Secretary/ Treasurer Loretta Schafer [email protected] (317) 937-5469
Youth Director This could be YOU!
Directors
(Elected for 3 year terms)
2016 Leah Borders [email protected] (765) 631-3418
2017 Linda Laud [email protected] (219) 956-2473
2018 Cindy Nelson [email protected] (219) 828-3655
Appointed Positions & Committee Chairmen
High Point Chair Linda Laud [email protected] (219) 956-2473
Newsletter Editor Sara Hicks [email protected] (847) 772-2267
Trail Boss Loretta Schafer [email protected] (765) 238-9709
Webmaster Kim Dollard and Sara Hicks (See above)
Gold Cup Representatives
SPACES AVAILABLE! Contact [email protected] for more information or to
volunteer!
FREE Advertisement
Attention new (and renewing!) members, don’t forget to take advantage of your free
classified ads by contacting Sara Hicks at [email protected] today!
Spotlight on Equestrian
Experiences:
Recently been on a great horse related trip
or experience of your own? Share your
story with [email protected]!
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 3
Paint, Ponies & Potluck Saturday, August 20, 2016
Muncie, IN
On August 20, a great group of IMHC members gathered at Leah Borders' farm for a day of
socializing and painting. Many of us struggled through torrential downpours to arrive or return
home. As always, there was an enormous amount of food for our potluck. Leah provided delicious
BBQ and assorted dishes. With everyone contributing also, we had a feast. Each of us had sent Leah
a favorite photo, which she enlarged on canvas. Some had more experience with this endeavor, so
they shared tips on painting. A special "Thank You" goes to Leah and Marie Blumer for their help.
We welcomed Morgan lovers Megan and Kelsey McMullen. They moved to Angola from
Connecticut and sought out our club. Kelsey is a former AMHA Youth of the Year program
participant. We hope to see more of them in the future.
Gayle Singer joined us for the day. She brought us up to date on AMHA matters. She also passed on
IMHC historical items and records. Gayle and Byron are moving to Arizona this fall. They will be
missed!
After tours of Leah's barn and horse visits, we all departed to end our enjoyable day. Thanks to Leah
for hosting our August event!
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 4
Bentley is admiring
his new portrait.
Dillon is skeptical.
Here are some
samples of the
outstanding artwork
created today!
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 5
Sale Corner
Used English Saddle
19” flat saddle for sale. Gold Winner brand. In good useable condition and
would be great starter saddle for a junior exhibitor/4-H’er. $125 or best
offer. Contact Sara Hicks (847) 772-2267
IMHC Pin
One IMHC Logo Pin remains for sale! $38
Contact Sharon Hicks at (574) 277-2032 or
Kids Corner
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 6
Fall Trail Ride—O’Bannon Woods State Park
The Fall Trail Ride will be in conjunction with another group of horse enthusiasts in
southern Indiana November 4th through the 6th at O’Bannon Woods State Park
(formerly Wyandotte Woods State Recreation Area) which lies in the central and
extreme southern part of the state, bordering the Ohio River. It is nestled inside
26,000-acre Harrison Crawford State Forest, but is managed separately, along with
Wyandotte Caves State Recreation Area. The park has 80 miles of marked looped
trails open to horses. For more information about O'Bannon Woods or Wyandotte
Caves, contact the park office at (812) 738-8232.
Morgan owner Miranda Ulery will be the contact for the weekend. If you would like
to attend and meet up for rides, please contact her at [email protected]
To book a campsite, you can go online to the O’Bannon Woods website. Miranda
and friends will be staying in the Horseman's Hideaway Campground which is the
primitive camp. There is also a Horseman’s Day Use area near the campground.
http://www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/2976.htm
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 7
2016 Show, Clinic and General
Equine Interest Event Calendar
Octoberfest Charity Horse Show
10/15—Hunter/Jumper Horse Show
10/15—Western Show
10/16—Combined Tests
Hoosier Horse Park, Edinburgh, Indiana
Note: These events are not associated with the IMHC. We
cannot take responsibility for accuracy of the information
provided to us or misrepresentation/conduct of the actual
event. Please verify with the organizer!
Have an event you’d like to see listed here?
Email [email protected]
IMHC Book Club Join us reading a new horse related
book listed in each newsletter.
Express your thoughts and views on
the club facebook page or suggest
our next book!
Turning on a Dime
by Maggie Dana (Ages 8-12)
Two girls from two different centuries and the
horse that brings them together. Teenage
equestrian Samantha DeVries wants to be the
first African American to ride in the Olympics.
Her father, a successful horse trainer, pushes
Sam to excel, while Sam’s academic mother
tries to instill a sense of heritage in her
headstrong daughter who’d rather be riding
than studying history, except when it comes to
researching the gaps in her horse’s pedigree.
But Sam’s beliefs and her carefully constructed
world shatter like a jelly jar when she travels
through a time portal and lands in the canopy
bed of an 1860s Southern belle. Even more
surprised by Sam’s unexpected arrival is
Caroline Chandler. She’s a tomboy who wears
breeches beneath her crinoline and rides horses
bareback, much to the dismay of her critical
mother. But neither girl has time to fret over
customs and clothes. The Civil War is raging,
and soldiers from both sides are stealing horses.
At risk is Pandora, Caroline’s beloved mare.
Without her, Sam’s future Olympic horse,
Nugget, won’t exist in the present. Neither will
Sam if the slave catchers grab her.
The Perfect Horse: The Daring U.S.
Mission to Rescue the Priceless
Stallions Kidnapped by the Nazis
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From the
author of The Eighty-Dollar Champion, the
remarkable story of the heroic rescue of priceless
horses in the closing days of World War II
In the chaotic last days of the war a small troop of
battle-weary American soldiers captures a German
spy and makes an astonishing find—his briefcase is
empty but for photos of beautiful white horses that
have been stolen and kept on a secret farm behind
enemy lines. Hitler has stockpiled the world’s finest
purebreds in order to breed the perfect military
machine—an equine master race. But with the
starving Russian army closing in, the animals are in
imminent danger of being slaughtered for food.
With only hours to spare, one of the Army’s last great
cavalrymen, American colonel Hank Reed, makes a
bold decision—with General George Patton’s
blessing—to mount a covert rescue operation. Racing
against time, Reed’s small but determined force of
soldiers, aided by several turncoat Germans, steals
across enemy lines in a last-ditch effort to save the
horses. Pulling together this multistranded story,
Elizabeth Letts introduces us to an unforgettable cast
of characters: Alois Podhajsky, director of the famed
Spanish Riding School of Vienna, a former Olympic
medalist who is forced to flee the bomb-ravaged
Austrian capital with his entire stable in tow; Gustav
Rau, Hitler’s imperious chief of horse breeding, a
proponent of eugenics who dreams of genetically
engineering the perfect warhorse for Germany; and
Tom Stewart, a senator’s son who makes a daring
moonlight ride on a white stallion to secure the farm’s
surrender.
A compelling account for animal lovers and World
War II buffs alike, The Perfect Horse tells for the first
time the full story of these events. Elizabeth Letts’s
exhilarating tale of behind-enemy-lines adventure,
courage, and sacrifice brings to life one of the most
inspiring chapters in the annals of human valor.
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 8
Understanding the Full Scope of the USDA Proposed Changes to
the Horse Protection Act and Why Your Action is Needed (Reprinted from www.morganhorse.com)
As many of you are aware, the U. S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service (APHIS) has proposed changes to the regulations governing enforcement of the
Horse Protection Act (HPA). The HPA was created in 1970 in an effort to end the practice of “soring” in
the Tennessee Walking Horse, Racking Horse and Spotted Saddle Horse industries.
The American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) supports the HPA as well as the proposed PAST Act
(Prevent All Soring Tactics) currently proposed and in committee in congress. These are two separate
actions. The PAST Act has not passed through Congress and is not yet a law. The HPA is law and is
enforced by the USDA. The USDA therefore has the authority to create any Rules it feels necessary to
enforce this law after publishing such changes and a 60-day Public Hearing and Public Comment period.
After that period, the USDA has full authority to make these changes with no further input or
Congressional vote.
The proposed changes were published on July 25, 2016 and can be found here:
https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=APHIS-2011-0009-0001
As stated above, the American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) is adamantly opposed to any cruel
or abusive actions endangering the welfare of horses including the practice of “soring.” We support
the continued effort to eliminate these practices. HOWEVER, the proposed changes to the HPA as
written are far more reaching and potentially harmful to breeds such as the Morgan horse. The intent
of this law can be easily accomplished without causing any potential harm to the Morgan horse with
a few minor revisions.
Upon careful examination of the proposed wording, the new rule would forbid the use of ALL pads,
bands and action devices in Tennessee Walking Horses, Racking Horses, Spotted Saddlehorses and
related breeds. It also forbids ANY use of a foreign substance and further to include any horses that
“move with an accentuated gait.”
This language is too broad and would prevent the use of such aids as therapeutic pads, fly spray and
liniment to name a few.
The Morgan horse is a “trotting breed.” The health, welfare, happiness and soundness of our breed is
and has always been the number one priority for each and every one of us.
The AMHA, along with several other organizations representing other “trotting” breeds, is working with
the USEF and the American Horse Council (AHC) to lobby the USDA to further define these proposed
changes. The health, welfare and happiness of our Morgan horse is of utmost importance as is the ability
of their owners and trainers to enjoy and care for them to the best of their ability.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
The comment period for these changes runs through September 26, 2016. It is vital that you share your
support for these changes while stressing the point the Morgan horse is a trotting breed and should not
be subject to such broad and restrictive measures.
(Cont’d on Next Page)
INDIANA MORGAN HORSE CLUB NEWSLETTER PAGE 9
WHAT SHOULD I SAY?
Here are some suggested points to make in your comments to the USDA:
• The proposed rule is overly broad and goes well beyond the statutory authority of the HPA.
• The proposed rule is vague and open to interpretation.
• Inclusion of ‘related breeds’ captures many performance breeds not subject to soring practices, including
American Saddlebreds, Morgans, Hackneys, and Arabians.
• Prohibition of pads and wedges undermines the purpose and integrity of many breeds and is antithetical
to the intention of insuring both soundness and performance.
• The use of pads, wedges, hoof bands and weights are common practice in many USEF member breeds.
These aids do not involve soring, yet are prohibited under the proposed rule.
• Lubricants on outer extremities are prohibited under the rule without adequate definition and such
prohibitions could be detrimental to the horse.
• The rule, as currently written, would have major economic implications for the show horse industry and
would cause loss of jobs and devastate small businesses.
• We request the proposed rule be rewritten to exclude all trotting breeds.
WHERE DO I COMMENT?
You can go to: http://www.regulations.gov/docket?D=APHIS-2011-0009
Or, mail your comments to:
Docket No. APHIS-2011-0009
Regulatory Analysis and Development, PPD, APHIS, Station 3A-03.8
4700 River Road Unit 118
Riverdale, MD 20737-1238
The deadline for submissions is September 26, 2016. It is important to be personal and respectful in order
to make your point clear. The future health and welfare of our breed is at stake.
(Cont’d from Previous Page)
News From AMHA Sun, Fun & Education: AMHA Convention in California
Save the dates of February 22-25, 2017 and join AMHA at the Mission
Inn and Spa in lovely Riverside, California, for the annual AMHA
Convention! This convention will be all Morgan, complete with farm
tours, clinics, and fun seminars! The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa recently
was named USA TODAY's "Best Historic Hotel" in USA TODAY 10
Best Readers' Choice 2016! For more information visit http://
www.morganhorse.com/media-events/convention/
NMMH to Hold Fundraiser at Grand National The National Museum of the Morgan Horse (NMMH), located in Shelburne, Vermont, will hold an exciting new fundraiser at the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® in Oklahoma City this October 8-15. The museum will hold a silent auction of donated "horse buckets" filled with products celebrating each state. Organizers already have received many donations! If you have something to donate to a state bucket or would like to sign up to create one for your state, please contact Gayle Singer, chair of the museum’s advisory council, at [email protected]. Funds raised from the silent auction will provide operating support for the museum’s digitization project.
IMHC Board Meeting Agenda September 12, 2016
Kokomo, IN
Meeting was called to order by Kim Dollard at 7pm at Harvey Hinklemeyers. Those in attendance were Sharon Hicks, Kim Dollard, Leah Borders, Linda Laud, Loretta Schafer, and Cindy Nelson. Minutes were reviewed and approved. Loretta presented the treasurer’s report and will follow up with information on the $500 HHF breed promo grant along with the silent auction $100 designated for high point awards. Old Business
Biomechanics Clinic - unable to complete due to scheduling conflict, no plan to reschedule
Straightness Clinic Cancelled- due to surgery of clinician
Paint and Ponies- went well with good attendance and many great painted pictures. Thanks
Leah!!
New Business
Fall Banquet
General banquet details
November 12, 2016 from 1-4 pm (set-up at 12:30pm and take-down until
4:30pm)
Silent Auction
Post picture online from Gayle to take bids (Gold Cup Western Horse
print), buyer responsible for shipping. Put a reserve on picture.
Cindy to put honey in auction with reserve.
IMHC will provide Fazoli’s dinner @ roughly $10 per person. Kim will place the order after confirming attendance. Both Kim and Sharon will work together creating invitation postcards with RSVP needed.
Leah will create a door prize item. Linda and Cindy Lou will bring ‘horse’ giveaways. (Peppermints, horse treats, etc.)
All board members are to bring a dessert.
Sharon will handle table coverings and firewood.
Loretta will bring mints/horse treats for party favors.
Members are welcome to bring guests at no charge, but all attendees will need
an RSVP.
Voted to use silent auction revenue from 2015 of $100 to support Strides to
Success. (See below.)
Debbie Anderson – Strides to Success (stridestosuccess.org)- IMHC invited Debbie
to speak at the banquet, Kim to follow up on confirmation.
High Point Awards- Due to the fact we have zero nominations this year, the board
has voted to suspend all awards this year. The issue will be revisited again next
year. All awards are to be brought back to Linda to keep in her possession until
further notice.
IMHC Board Meeting Agenda September 12, 2016
Kokomo, IN
Updated contact info for IMHC board members
Loretta and Cindy’s information was updated.
ISHA club membership (Indiana Saddle Horse Association)
All breed with focus on saddle type horses
Kim is looking into the dollar amount to join – Around $35, Board agreed to join for 2017.
Kim will reconfirm the details and membership timeline.
Membership gives 2 seats on the board to help make show decisions. They have two
major shows, spring and fall.
Board nominations
Sara has resigned from the newsletter editor position effective at the end of 2016. We will be actively looking for someone to fill that role. Cindy Lou offered to reach out to a long time Morgan owner and potential new club member to help with newsletter. Kim also agreed to take it over temporarily since she has the necessary software already. Sara will transfer all the files later this year.
Loretta has also submitted her resignation as Secretary/Treasurer but has agreed to take back the role of Trail boss.
All other Board members will retain their current positions.
Vacant AMHA positions
Gayle Singer and Sherry Cole are not continuing as AMHA Directors
Gayle is moving to Arizona; due to her move out of the region she no longer is allowed
to serve as this region’s director. Her term expires September 30.
There are multiple applicants for the position.
Director has monthly phone meetings, quarterly meetings with up to $500 paid for
airfare. Hotel and vehicle are on your own.
Gold Cup
There are enough funds to sponsor a Gold Cup class one more year (2017). After 2017
Gold Cup, club funds will be re-evaluated to determine how the club is to move forward.
If we do not sponsor, we lose our voice as a Gold Cup representative.
Classes we would like to see added: Sport Horse Events, Dressage, Hunter Over
Fences.
USDA Legislation on “Soring”
Currently the legislation is written too broad, we agree to vote against it and
stand with the AMHA until the wording is narrowed to be inclusive of only things
that will injure a horse.
Current wording does now allow for pads on your horse and does not allow for
liniments or fly spray to be used on your horse as it will show up in testing where
you will be prosecuted.
Sara is including information from AMHA in newsletter.
IMHC Board Meeting Agenda September 12, 2016
Kokomo, IN
Club activities
Fall trail ride
Sara-contacting Miranda Ulery for a fall trail ride in Southern Indiana. Details to
follow in newsletter.
Superior Morgan Sale: Howe, IN. November 19, 2016
Western Dressage: Oct 22nd Betty Ortlieb – lessons at Hartmeyers, Lessons $60/45 min.
10 slots available. Come watch for free.
Ideas for the coming year:
Amish tour
2 day trip to Kentucky Horse Park and local Morgan barns (Play-Mor)
Dec 3, 2016 Carriage parade in Lebanon, OH. Look into this for 2017.
Committee Reports Membership - Sharon
There are 3 new AMHA members in Indiana. Sharon will reach out with club information and extend an invitation to join the IMHC club.
High Point Competition – Linda
No nominations this year, table awards this year Newsletter – Sara
Next newsletter is going out this week to communicate all fall events. Needs all of the information ASAP.
Website – Kim
Will be updating soon, if you have pictures to share, send them Kim’s way
Also, upcoming events of any sort, let Kim know so that she can post
Need to post a list of current/active members on the website- Kim to review. Youth – Open
Trail – See comments above regarding Fall trail ride. Loretta will take over in 2017
Gold Cup Regional Show – Kim and Leah
Nothing to report at this time
Adjourn Next Meeting – November 12, 2016 (Fall Banquet)
Ralph Ulery Youth Fund
Hoosier Horse Fair Fund
Hoosier Horse Fair Fund2
Harriet Ulery Stipened Fund
Rachel Centers Fund
annual banquet/ spring
meeting
high pt nominations
2015 Dues
2016 dues
misc checking
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