Pinto Horse Magazine - Fall 2013

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FeaturesJessica’s Boots 16 PtHA Members put on a donation drive in

honor of Sandy Hook Victim, Jessica RekosColor Breed Congress: Are You Ready? 20 Everything you need to know for the 2013

Color Breed CongressAwards 24

RegularsEditor’s Edition 5Office Outlook 6Corrections 10Facebook Q&A 13

Association BusinessContact Us 2Award Programs 9Photo Contest Rules 14Hey Youth! 48Heritage Foundation News and Donors 49Charter Contacts 51Show Dates - OCAP Shows 52Show Dates - PtHA Approved Shows 55Photo Contest Entry Form 55Disciplinary Actions 56

PromotionOn The Trail 9PtHA Convention 18Pinto Youth 48Advertiser’s Index 52Pinto Solid Registry 59Color Breed Congress BC

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PRESIDENTGary StreatorW Jefferson, OH614-989-7246

PRESIDENT-ELECTWendy DavidsonMonroe, WA360-794-1602

IMD. PAST PRESIDENTBarbara HulseyEdmond, OK405-341-4980

SR COMMITTEE MEMBERSue Ellen ParkerBurkburnett, TX940-569-2177

SECOND COMMITTEE MEMBERRoger AltmanEaton Rapids, MI810-247-0181

THIRD COMMITTEE MEMBERKathleen GallagherDerry, NH603-432-4729

PAST PRESIDENTSNancy BredemeierAtwater, OH, (330)325-7506Carl Cousins Millington, MI, (989) 871-4449 Mahlon Bauman Buffalo, MN, (763) 684-0475Jim Isley Reidsville, NC, (336)342-4804John HumphreyJones, OK, (405) 396-8444George Martin Franklin, KY, (570) 971-4421Chris Theiler Albuquerque, NM, (505) 821-5642Jean Andrews Fremont, NE, (402) 721-4068Don GreenleeUrbana, IN, (260)774-3719Gerald Milburn Edmond, OK, (405) 513-8023Joe GrissomFrankfort, IN (765)242-4644

Executive Vice President/COODarrell Bilke Bethany, OK, (405) 491-0111

Youth Organization OfficersPresident Morgan Vance, OklahomaVice President Jessica Davidson, WashingtonSecretary Hannah Berg, NebraskaTreasurer Kylie Ritchie, OklahomaReporterMadison Vance, Oklahoma

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEOFFICE STAFFADMINISTRATIONExecutive Vice President/Chief Operating OfficerDarrell L. BilkeAdministrative Assistant/Performance/Judges Kim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216Controller/Human Resources/Member Services/FoundationDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225Information TechnologyFred Kinder | [email protected] | extension 218

ACCOUNTINGController/Accounts PayableDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225Accounts ReceivableBonnie Billotte | [email protected] | extension 209Paula Simmons | [email protected] | extension 210

HERITAGE FOUNDATIONDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDirector Fred Kinder, Jr. | [email protected] | extension 218IT DepartmentDan Ocenas | [email protected]

JUDGESJudges/Color Breed CouncilKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216

COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETINGPublication Editor/Website/Graphics/Advertising/Media/Social Media/Corporate PartnersAmanda Bradley | [email protected] | extension 219Coporate Partner ContactDave Jordan | [email protected] | 719-761-3962

MEMBER SERVICESCharterDiane Daugherty | [email protected] | extension 222Forms and Promotional Items RequestDebbie Weir | [email protected] | extension 226MembershipPaula Simmons | [email protected] | extension 210

PERFORMANCE DEPARTMENTPoints/World Show & Congress EntriesShauna Ford | [email protected] | extension 221Shows/On The Trail/OCAPDiane Daugherty | [email protected] | extension 222World Show & Congress/Pinto Pays ProgramKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216Youth & AmateurKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENTRegistrations/Leases/Transfers/Field Representatives/Stallion Breeding ReportsDebbie Weir | [email protected] | extension 226

SPECIAL EVENTSConvention/World Show and Congress StallingKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216World Show and Congress Trade ShowDorothy Fread | [email protected] | extension 225

INTERNATIONALKim Hall | [email protected] | extension 216International Website | www.eurpinto.com

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Pinto Horse is the official publication of the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. The magazine is dedicated to the advancement and improvement of the breeding and performance of the Pinto horse. The magazine’s purpose is to promote educational, scientific and informative material for the benefit of Pinto horse owners.

Unsolicited manuscripts and photographs are welcomed, but cannot be acknowledged or returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. No responsibility is assumed for such material while in transit or in the Pinto Horse office. Staff of Pinto Horse and the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. are not responsible for opinions and statements expressed in signed articles or paid advertisements. PtHA reserves the right to edit or refuse any advertising or editorial copy that is deemed to be not in the best interest of members or the PtHA. Pinto Horse makes every attempt to ensure that advertising claims are truthful, but assumes no responsibility for their truth and accuracy. Advertisers are responsible for obtaining reproduction rights to images utilized in advertisements.

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Pinto Horse

The dropping temperatures herald wonderful things to come — cozy sweaters and brisk breezes, football games, steaming cups of apple cider, gorgeous amber-colored leaves crowning the trees on your evening trail ride. The arrival of fall means one thing in particular for the Pinto Horse Association: It’s almost time for the Color Breed Congress!

This year, the staff is excited to take on new events and see new and old faces, alike. The Western Dressage World Show and the Ranch Horse Sorting National Championship are sure to be a hit, as is the Congress, itself. As you begin your packing list and put the finish-ing touches on your horse’s braids, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. We are happy to help with any last minute questions.

See ya’ll in Tulsa!

Amanda Bradley

editor’s edition

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November 2-3, 2013WDAA World Show

Ranch Sorting National ChampionshipTulsa, Okla.

November 5 - 10, 2013Color Breed Congress

Tulsa, Okla.

January 1, 2014Membership Renewals Due

January 15. 2014Scholarship Applications Due

March 5-10, 2014PtHA Annual Convention

Oklahoma City, Okla.

April 1, 2014Charter Renewals Due

April 15, 2014Zone Rivalry Deadline

June 8, 2014 *PtHA Youth Conference

Tulsa, Okla.

June 9-21, 2014Pinto World Championship

Tulsa, Okla.

* Tentative Dates

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The change in seasons brings a change in the atmosphere at the Pinto Horse Association Office as the staff and I make plans to head to Tulsa and present another successful horse show. The Color Breed Congress is almost here; are you ready? This year, the $4,000 worth of scholarship money is back - $1,000 to the top overall youth in each breed division. The show will take place November 5-10, 2013. We are excited to welcome the Western Dressage Association of America’s World Show and the Ranch Horse Sorting National Championship to the line up, as well. These events will occur just before the CBC, Nov. 2-3. Once again, the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex in Tulsa, Okla. will play host for all.

I am looking forward to seeing the Pinto Family yet again, as well as the other breed associations and disciplines that will be in attendance. I know the show will be packed with excellent exhibitors, friendly faces and top-notch competition. As always, the experience will be one of a kind. I encourage all members to join us in Tulsa for another outstanding event presented by the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. See you there!

Happy Trails!

Darrell L. BilkeExecutive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

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award programsYEAR END AWARDSThe highest point earners of the year will take home custom Dale Chavez Saddles.

The award will be calculated by ROM points earned at PtHA approved shows from Jan. 1 – Dec. 31. The award will be given to the highest point earner in three divisions: Youth 18 & Under, Amateur 19 & Over and Open Pinto. For the youth and amateur division, the award will be calculated for units only. A unit is defined by the PtHA rulebook as one youth/one Pinto or one amateur/one Pinto. Ties within a division will be broken as follows: the first tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA approved local shows, the second tie will be awarded to the unit that earned points in the greatest number of PtHA ROM-pointed classes, subsequent ties will be awarded to the unit with the most first place point-earning wins, second place point-earning wins, etc.

To be eligible:Exhibitor must be a member in good standing with PtHA. The Pinto must be registered in PtHA’s regular registry. The following will not count toward the high point award:Points earned at the Pinto World Championship Show. Points earned from the average card at a Jubilee show. Points earned from a Novice, costume, leadline, walk/trot, produce of dam, get of sire, color, grand and reserve halter class or any other non-point earning class.

The award:A Dale Chavez saddle will be given in each division. The saddle will be presented at the Annual PtHA Convention. Award saddles are not redeemable for cash. Forfeited prizes will become property of PtHA and/or Dale Chavez Company.

ON THETRAIL

On The Trail rewards riders for spending ti me with their best friend, their Pinto horse. Time can be spent trail riding, driving, parti cipati ng in parades, drill teams, therapeuti c riding, enjoying riding lessons, or any other non-competi ti ve acti vity. Double points may be earned by riding or driving in nati onal and state parks, grasslands, or historic areas, as well as taking part in offi cial PtHA Trail Rides. Certi fi cates, patches and/or awards are earned by those who make milestone achievements in this program.

Simply print out an Enrollment Form from www.pinto.org and send it in to the PtHA Offi ce with the one-ti me enrollment fee of $35, and you are ready to get on the trail! For more informati on visit www.pinto.org or call the PtHA Offi ce at 405-491-0111.

*Must be a current PtHA Member. Horse must be a registered Pinto (Solid Pintos are allowed).


PWC Corrections

282 YA Leadline - Walk/Trot English Equitation

WORLD CHAMPION: MY FANCY VALENTINE / NICOLE M HIGGINS / SAUNDRA HIGGINS

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: DIAMONDSNGOLD / SIENA J HOLYOAK / STACEY HOLYOAK

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee3 DESIGNABREEZE / ALYSSA P SHABER / STACIE E

SHABER4 HEZA POCO PAINT / ALYSSA STOENER / CHAD

ARRINGTON5 HEZA SNAZZY PLAYBOY / SAWYER L COFIELD /

CHRISTEN DORSA/ S & G COFIELD6 B MR MACHINE / EMMA K GOFFARD / RACHEL

GOFFARD7 DUN N GOLD / SYDNEY E SIDANI / TAYLOR &

SYDNEY SIDANI /OLIVIA SHAR

MINI PONY CHAMPIONTiger Mania & Jessica Davidson

Zone 1 - Washington2. MAJOR CLIFF REDD & CHAUN

MERKENSZONE 3 - NORTH DAKOTA

3. D M KING REO & LISA JOSTADZONE 3 - NORTH DAKOTA

Zone InvitationalOpen Hunter Type Horse High Point Champion

Pinto: I Want That OneOwner: Tracy L HullDetails: Bay OveroSire: All Time FancyDam: Shes Miss CaliforniaWhat it took to win: OP English Pleasure HN Seat HN Type, OP English Pleasure HN Seat 5 & Under, OP English Pleasure HN Seat ST/HN Type Horse Stallions/Geldings

In the Exhibitor’s Words:After having such an enjoyable time at the 2012 PWC show, Tracy made it a priority to return this year. She was thrilled when Derek won two World, one third, and one fourth in English riding events with Virginia Williams in the irons and a Reserve World Champion in Driving with Brian Holmes. Tracy herself won two Amateur World Champion titles in English riding events and a Reserve in Driving. She was truly honored to have Derek win the high point English horse award.Tracy would like to thank her husband and son Carl and Russell Engelman for their unfailing support while she is away showing. She also would like to thank her parents Keith and Lucy Hull and her sister Shelly Hull who still accompany her to shows and cheer her on. Thanks also to Rusty Miller, Virginia Williams, and Brian Holmes for training and preparing Derek. Lastly thanks to all the horse show supporters at the PWC: Connie, Brian, Gerry, Tom, Jen, Mariah, Gemma, and Spike.

72 OP - Hunter Under Saddle, HN Seat, 5 & under (NSBA)

WORLD CHAMPION: I WANT THAT ONE / VIRGINIA A WILLIAMS (NSBA) / TRACY L HULL

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: ALL TOO PRETTY / SHANA RAY (NSBA) / SHANA RAY

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee3 LIVING LARGE / SHANNON C GILLESPIE (NSBA) /

JULIE A MARWEG4 TIME TO BE CLASSY / LAURA SPELL (NSBA) /

RONALD AND LAURIE WILSON5 INVITATION TIME / CASSIE RIGGERT (NSBA) /

CASSIE RIGGERT6 INVITATION ONLY / JENNA L HYDE (NSBA) / RUTH M

GRAY7 GOT FANCY / RUSTY MILLER (NSBA) / CONNIE M

RUNKLE8 I GOT EM TALKIN / MASON K LYON (NSBA) /

DOMINIC DESTEFANO9 CDF NEW YORK NY / BROOKE C DIXON / JEANNIE

LIPPHARD10 REAL HOT KRYMSUN / BECKY GEORGE (NSBA) /

MAGGIE GRIFFIN

174 AM Sr - English Pleasure, ST/HN Type (TT)

WORLD CHAMPION: I WANT THAT ONE / TRACY HULL / TRACY L HULL

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: A LIKELY SENSATION / JODIE NOLEN / JODIE NOLEN

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee3 GOT TO LUV IT / BRENDA L BALL / BRENDA L BALL4 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES / GERRY W LANCASTER /

GERRY W LANCASTER5 MAGNIFCENTCONCLUSION / SHANNON N

WHALEN / SHANNON N WHALEN6 SPECIAL SON OF A GUN / DESIREE HERCHEK /

DESIREE HERCHEK7 ONE FANCY DREAM / TRACY L SHULTZ / TRACY L

SHULTZ8 LETSGETREADYTOPARTE / CHELBY D PROCTOR /

CHELBY D PROCTOR9 IM ALL ABOUT CHARISMA / MARY KELLNER-

STEPHAN / MARY KELLNER-STEPHAN10 CDF NEW YORK NY / JEANNIE LIPPHARD / JEANNIE

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239 AM Sr - Hunter Under Saddle, HN Seat (NSBA)

WORLD CHAMPION: I WANT THAT ONE / TRACY HULL (NSBA) / TRACY L HULL

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: HEZ GOT IT GO N ON / DIANE LUCKEY / DIANE T LUCKEY

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee

3 DOINTHELONESOMETHING / SHERRY MAHAFFEY (NSBA) / STEPHEN OR SHERRY MAHAFFEY

4 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES / GERRY W LANCASTER / GERRY W LANCASTER

5 GOT TO LUV IT / BRENDA L BALL (NSBA) / BRENDA L BALL

6 A LIKELY SENSATION / JODIE NOLEN / JODIE NOLEN

7 AWESOME ALL THE TIME / LYNN M WASSON (NSBA) / LYNN M WASSON

8 FOOL OF IRONY / CYNDI A CONLEY / CYNDI A CONLEY

9 IM ALL ABOUT CHARISMA / MARY KELLNER-STEPHAN (NSBA) / MARY KELLNER-STEPHAN

10 LETSGETREADYTOPARTE / CHELBY D PROCTOR / CHELBY D PROCTOR

223 OP - English Pleasure, HN Seat, ST/HN Type Horse, Stallions/Geldings

WORLD CHAMPION: I WANT THAT ONE / VIRGINIA A WILLIAMS / TRACY L HULL

RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION: FOUR THE GLORY / SHANA RAY / LAUREN G ZADDACK

Pl Horse/Exhibitor/Owner or Lessee3 LOCKE LEGAL N SCOTCH / SHELLEY M LUNDE /

JODY L PUNO4 SUM LIKE IT HOT / JESSICA A KOPP / JESSICA A

KOPP5 JOURNEY OVER A STAR / KIM RICHWINE-GATELY /

ALYSSA C HILL6 WHO SEZ / ROGER D DEROMEDI / BARBARA D

MESSINGER7 U NEEK TOUCH / ARIEL C SMITH / ARIEL C SMITH8 ALL OR NOTHIN / HEATHER BROWER / JAMES

JORGENSEN9 IM BIG TIME DIRTY / JULIE A THOMPSON-MARTELL /

HEATHER AND JOHN KNYCH10 CDF NEW YORK NY / BROOKE C DIXON / JEANNIE

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where is your favorite fall trail riding spot?“I just love going through corn fields after they have been harvested.”

-Austin Pappan

“The Ozark Mountains. The leaves are starting to turn colors and the wildlife is everywhere.”

-Olivia Leigh Sharp

“The black hills national forest in Southampton, S.D.! Our show horses ab-solutely love the trails!”

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“The Great Alaska Pipe-line. It practically runs through our backyard in North Pole, Ala. Beautiful scenery and wildlife every time. ”

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“The Wisconsin Dells. The river is beautiful and when you’re on top of the hills you can see all different types of colors - red, yel-low, green and brown! It’s the perfect temperature and so much fun.”

-Kathryn Bohmann

“I love to trail ride on the Polly Ann trail here in Mich.! all the colors of the trees are so pretty in the fall and at the end of the trail theres a lake the hors-es can swim in!”

-Alexis Morales

“Sangre De Christo Moun-tains, so I can enjoy the As-pens changing to gold.”

-Dave Jordan

“I’m blessed that my horse lives at an awesome barn with some awesome trails in N.Y. The scenery is per-fect and the hills are great for building my show horse’s strength!”

-Kelsey Keathly

“We live in the Rocky Mountains of Colo., sur-rounded on all four sides by mountains. Riding the top of the mountain that we live on gives us a view like no other. You can see the Aspens turning, lots of evergreen trees, blue spruce mixed in with the landscape, with the beau-tiful blue skies overhead - stuff dreams are made of.”

-Rita Tupa

“Campbell Valley Park, Langley, British Colum-bia, Canada! It’s got ev-erything: view, hills, and lots of crunchy, colourful leaves. You’re all invited.”

-Cassandra Lollie

“The Kiamichi Mountains in Southeast Oklahoma. The views are breathtak-ing. And, if you’re lucky, you might even see the heard of wild horses with a Pinto Stallion as their leader!”

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“Florida, year round! Even though we live in the shadow of Disney World & Universal Studios, we have kept our many acres of farm land. It is beautiful and undeveloped, so my horses love the trek!”

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Official Rules - Entry Deadline - Postmarked Dec. 1, 2013• Judging will be based on subject, creati ty and compositi on.• Contest is open to amateur and professional photographers of all ages.• Photographers may enter up to 10 photographs. Photos must be entered by photographer only.• Entries MUST be 8” x 10” in size and printed on photo quality paper. Do not mount photos on mat board. • All entries must have offi cial entry form taped to back of photo or emailed with entry.• Submit photos in a protecti ve envelope or photo mailer, or email to [email protected], Subject: Photo Contest. Emailed photos MUST be high resoluti on (300 dpi).• All photos must portray a registered Pinto(s). If photo is a group of horses, at least one must be a Pinto.• Digital enhancement is not permitt ed, except cropping and resizing.• All entries become property of the PtHA and will not be returned. Entry in contest consti tutes permission for PtHA to use prints for publicati on.• All photographs will be judged anonymously. Photos and entry forms will be numbered upon receipt. Judges will not know who the winners are unti l the numbers are matched with entry forms.• All reasonable care will be taken with handling entries. PtHA cannot be held responsible for damage to or loss of photos. Submission of entry consti tutes entrant’s consent to, and agreement with, these rules.• Winning photographs will be featured in the Winter 2014 issue of Pinto Horse Magazine, as well as on www.pinto.org. The fi rst place winner will have their photograph featured on the cover of the magazine.

Entry form can be found on page 55 of this issue and at www.pinto.org/magazine.


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iIt was a hot, sticky day in New-

ton, Conn., as half a dozen horse-crazy girls

gathered for daily activities at “Jessica’s Camp,” a scholarship

based camp at King’s Bridge Farm in Newton, Conn. The program provides riding lessons and equine activities for children whose families cannot afford it and is a branch of the Jessica Rekos Memorial Fund.

Jessica Rekos was one of the 26 victims of the tragedy that overtook Sandy Hook Elementary School in De-cember of 2012. She was an avid rider at King’s Bridge Farm, and had asked Santa for a new pair of boots and a hat for Christmas

A f t e r hearing about

Jessica’s Christmas wish on the radio, Pinto

Horse Association of Amer-ica members Mindy Chernoff of

Newtown Square, Pa., and Stephanie Heim of Woodbury, N.J., started a do-nation drive entitled, “Jessica’s Boots,” in honor of Jessica and her love for horses.

The pair represented the New Jer-sey Pinto Horse Club, of which Cher-noff is Vice President. Wanting to do something for the suffering and sad-ness they felt, the team started collect-ing items for the donation drive.

“It was so fresh and raw in our minds and hearts, as well as with the rest of the country,” Chernoff said. “When Steph and I heard that [Jes-sica Rekos loved all things horsey and wanted boots for Christmas], it was as if a light was lit underneath us, almost a holy fire.”

Over a seven-month period, they gathered donations of every kind. The team got the word out via phone calls, emails, radio shout outs, flyers and by word of mouth through personal con-

tacts. L o c a l

tack stores, other stables, fam-

ilies whose children had outgrown their show

clothes, and even boot repair shops donated all kinds of “horsey”

items to the cause. “I was so grateful for the dona-

tions,” Chernoff said. “I got boxes and boxes and bags of items: halters, bridles, saddle pads, blankets, even a saddle!”

Although the donations poured in quickly, Chernoff and Heim faced struggles when it came to delivering the items.

“We were so excited about gath-ering these items to bring up north,” Chernoff said. “We wanted the parents to know, to get their blessing for the name ‘Jessica’s Boots,’ to encourage them. My intentions may have been good, but my timing was terrible and very insensitive. The pain and suffering they were experiencing there was way too raw for any outside interference.”

After weeks of anxiously wait-ing, Chernoff was able to get in touch with Annette Sullivan from Zoar Ridge Stables in Sandy Hook, Conn., who had once experienced a tragic loss herself.

“When, tragedy strikes,” Sullivan told Chernoff, “Family and friends come out of the woodwork to help you. You appreciate the help, but then you get overwhelmed. You wish it would be quiet. Eventually, they go away and it gets quiet. You appreciate the quiet. But then, it stays quiet. And you are sad and left with your loneli-

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Above: Jessica’s Camp attendees along with Montana Calloway, Jessica’s riding instructor and Waffles, Jessica’s favorite pony. Photo by: Christin Funicella. 16 • PINTO HORSE ONLINE • FALL 2013


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ed that was when they wanted to go to Sandy Hook,

so the families and friends knew they were not forgotten, that they are

remembered. Sullivan put Chernoff in touch

with Montana Calloway, Jessica’s rid-ing instructor, and on the sweltering hot day of July 19, Chernoff and Heim loaded up a 4-horse trailer with the donations and headed north to King’s Bridge Farm. They dis-tributed all the donated items to the stable and campers, in honor of Jes-sica.

“The whole experience was heart changing,” Heim said, “One little girl came up to me and gave me the biggest hug I have ever had from a child. I had to hold back my tears.”

Chernoff and Heim turned the do-nation into a learning experience for the campers by asking questions like, “When you lead a horse, what do you use to lead them?” Then, upon receiv-

ing the correct answer, they would hand out lead ropes.

“I was so thrilled by how well the kids responded,” said Chernoff. “They were having just as much fun as we were! That was a sweet moment.”

According the Chernoff, one of the best parts of the experience was the unknown of it all.

“Who were we, after all, to come on in with a huge vehicle and hand out items to total strangers?” She asked. “How would we be received? It was

frightening, as well as excit-ing. However, once we got there and be-gan handing out the items, it was amazing! To see the looks on the kid’s faces, to see the smiles

on the parent’s faces, there are simply no words for that kind of joy and gift-ing.”

After the campers left, Chernoff and Heim were able to sit down with Calloway and talk about Jessica.

“We spoke of a little girl who is with us no more, but loved Waffles the pony just as much as any of us love our mounts,” Chernoff said. “To

me, that was one of the most precious moments. Just trying to ease the pain and ache of a terrible loss.”

The strength of Calloway and the others at King’s Bridge Farm is some-thing to behold.

“We got to meet these incredibly strong women that deal with this trag-edy every day,” Heim said. “My heart goes out to them. All of the people we met welcomed us with open arms and smiles. That was all we needed.”

“They went through unspeakable tragedy,” Chernoff said, “Yet, there they were, laughing, smiling, loving the ponies at the stable and loving the entire event.”

By donating their time, handing out the donations and sharing their love to King’s Bridge Farm, Chernoff and Heim were able to keep Jessica’s spirit and memory alive and share her love of horses.

“We will never forget, you can count on that,” Heim said. “We have made new friends and put smiles on children’s faces - who could ask for more?”

“To see the looks on the kid’s faces, to see the smiles on the parent’s faces, there are simply no words for that kind of joy and gifting.” -Mindy Chernoff

Below, Mindy Chernoff, Vice President of New Jersey Pinto, hands out “Jessica’s Boots” donations to campers at King’s Bridge Farm in Newton, Conn. Photos by: Christin Funicella.



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exhibitors to showcase their breeds in front of the entire audience,” said Darrell Bilke, PtHA Exec. VP and COO. “What an amazing sight, seeing four breeds represented in the arena at the same time.”

With an award budget of well over $150,000, awards will be abundant during the show. They include: jackets from Tioga Territory for class champi-ons (with three or more entries), me-dallions for 1st-6th place in each class, Gist Silversmith custom belt buckles and Kensington Protective Products for high points. WDAA World Show partic-ipants will vie for a high point saddle, sponsored by Mike Corcoran Saddlery. Scholarships will also be given this year to the high point overall youth within each breed. A total of $4,000.00 will be evenly divided between the four breeds. The scholarships will be re-deemable upon enrollment in college.

Cash Challenge classes will return this year, with an estimated purse of nearly $10,000! In addition to the breeds at the show, horses registered in the following registries can partici-pate: APHA, APHA Solid Paint-Bred and POAC.

National Snaffle Bit Association dual approved classes are offered in

the Pinto, Palomino, Buckskin and Ap-paloosa breed shows, including solid classes. The NSBA classes provide an opportunity to gain points in both as-sociations and compete for more prize money.

Be sure and check out the CBC Market Place, held in conjunction with the show. Over 30 vendors from across the country will be open for business. This is a great opportunity to complete that Christmas shopping or pick up a forgotten hair net while still partaking in the horse show.

“The Color Breed Congress has something for everyone in the colored horse industry, we hope you are able to join us in Tulsa,” Bilke said.

For more information about the 2013 Color Breed Congress, WDAA World Show or ranch horse sorting please visit the website at www.color-breedcongress.com or contact the Pin-to International Headquarters at (405) 491-0111. See you there!

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tThe Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc. is proud to announce the largest combined color horse show in the world! The Built Ford Tough Live-stock Complex in Tulsa, Okla., will host the Color Breed Congress, November 2-10, 2013.

Exciting additions to the Color Breed Congress are happening in 2013. This year’s show will host the first-ever Western Dressage World Show and a ranch horse sorting, held in conjunc-tion with the Ranch Horse Sorting National Championships. The actual Color Breed Congress classes encom-pass four separate breed shows in one. Participating breeds include the Pinto Horse Association, Palomino Horse Breeders of America, Appaloosa Horse Club and American Buckskin Registry.

In addition to specific breed classes, exhibitors from each respec-tive breed can earn the opportunity to compete against each other in the Champion of Champion classes. This system is designed for winners from certain youth, amateur and open class-es to compete against one another to distinguish the true color champion in their respective category.

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#1240 Skylar M Dahl & Bonanzas Sonny SideTrainer: Nell Tekampe Performance Horses, Richmond, IllinoisSkylar M Dahl and BONANZAS SONNY SIDE (2007 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: GO LUCKY TRADITION (PtHA) x FANCYS DAINTY ONE (APHA)Owned by: Skylar M Dahl, Oak Creek, WI. Showing Youth, Skylar M Dahl and BONANZAS SONNY SIDE have earned a total of 423 points with 6 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 181 Performance points, this team has earned 2 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 103 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 93 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 2 13 & Under World Champion in Ideal Pinto English 2013,

13 & Under Reserve World Champion Bareback English Equitation 2013Reserve Champion/ Hi-Point at the winter show series “West 20” show in East Troy, Wis.

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#1241 Taylor A Wheaton & The Dream Come TrueTrainer: Wiesemann Show Horses - Rachel Stallings & AJ Wiesemann, Ashland, Ohio Taylor A Wheaton and THE DREAM COME TRUE (2004 Stock Type Gelding)Owned by: Taylor A Wheaton, Medina, OH Showing Youth, Taylor A Wheaton and THE DREAM COME TRUE have earned a total of 667 points with 10 ROMs. With 315 Performance points, this team has earned 6 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 190 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 162 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 3 2013 World Champion Novice Youth Trail

2013 Res. World Champion Senior Youth Bareback Horsemanship2012 Res. World Champions Novice Youth English Showmanship, Western Showmanship, & English

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#768 Kaelyn Ziegler & Quigs InvestmentTrainer: Roger Altman, Eaton Rapids, Michigan Kaelyn Ziegler and QUIGS INVESTMENT (2003 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: SONNYS JOLLY (PtHA) x VESTED PREFERENCE (AQHA)Owned by: Kaelyn Ziegler, Dimondale, MI Showing Amateur, Kaelyn Ziegler and QUIGS INVESTMENT have earned a total of 700 points with 9 ROMs. With 429 Performance points, this team has earned 5 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 147 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 120 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 5Lower Michigan Horse Association High Point Saddle winner

Top Five Color Breed CongressPtHA Youth Champion

PtHA Amateur Champion

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#770 Carol Timke & Dun n CountryCarol Timke and DUN N COUNTRY (2007 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: HIGH COUNTRY ZIPPO (APHA) x TAILORED MOONLIGHT (APHA)Owned by: Carol Timke, Prole, IA Showing Amateur, Carol Timke and DUN N COUNTRY have earned a total of 552 points with 8 ROMs. With 310 Performance points, this team has earned 5 Performance ROMs. This team has also earned 98 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 117 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 102012 Res. Overall High Point Am Sr. Color Breed Congress

2011 Res. Overall High Point Am Sr. Color Breed Congress ( with Zipped N Diamonds)Multiple Top 5’s at PtHA world show

Multiple Top 5’s at APHA Congress 2013Hi Point Exhibitor and Hi Point Horse 2012 & 2013 I.S.S.C.A

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#3025 Aur Ace HighAUR ACE HIGH (1992 Pleasure Type Gelding) Sire x Dam: AUR BOLD TRIBUTE (PtHA) x LADY ANN TIQUE (PtHA) Owned by: Britney J Johnson, Albany, OR Showing Open, AUR ACE HIGH has earned a total of 921 points with 6 ROMs and 1 ROE, including a Halter ROM. With 776 Performance points, this horse has earned 5 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 182 x PtHA World Champion

PtHA Reserve World Champion & Multiple Top 5 PlacingsRegion IV HA/AA JOTR Western Pleasure Champion

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#3027 Clupie DollCLUPIE DOLL (2003 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: CLURIFIC (AQHA) x MEXICALI JETTA (AQHA)Owned by: Laurie Watson, Brandon, MS Showing Open, CLUPIE DOLL has earned a total of 363 points with 2 ROMs and 1 ROE, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 139 Performance points, this horse has earned 1 Performance ROM.

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#3032 S S Suga SugaTrainer Kerry Kubacki, Howell, MI S S SUGA SUGA (2001 Pleasure Type Mare)Sire x Dam: CSF DYNASTY (PtHA) x CREATIONS MASTERPIECE (PtHA)Owned by: Lora M Hicks-Thorsby, Montrose, MI Showing Open, S S SUGA SUGA has earned a total of 448 points with 5 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 378 Performance points, this horse has earned 4 Performance ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 202011 Reserve World Champion Hunter Pleasure, Pleasure Type Mares

2013 Reserve World Champion Show Hack2013 Reserve World Champion Dressage, Second Level Test 3 ,

Reserve World Champion Western Dressage, WDAA Level 2 Test 2.

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#3034 Just Want The ChexTrainer: Cindy Weight-Carter/Rochelle Weiser/Dennise Kane, Lakeside, CA JUST WANT THE CHEX (2002 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: ZIPPO PINE CHEX (AQHA) x JUST MIST YA (AQHA)Owned by: Tera D Galea, Lakeside, CA Showing Open, JUST WANT THE CHEX has earned a total of 188 points with 2 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 117 Performance points, this horse has earned 1 Performance ROM.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 5Top 3 Junior Youth Zone 2

High Point Year End Champion - Southwest Pinto ClubTop 5 Pinto World Championship

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#3035 Big Time SpecksTrainer: Kevin Woodford, Mt. Vernon, IABIG TIME SPECKS (2006 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: R BIG TIME FANCY (PtHA) x CRYSTALS CLASS ACT (APHA)Owned by: Randy And Kelly Kearn, Marion, IA Showing Open, BIG TIME SPECKS has earned a total of 347 points with 4 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 237 Performance points, this horse has earned 3 Performance ROMs.

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#3039 Lil Painted PrincessTrainer: Jill Duzan, Claypool, INLIL PAINTED PRINCESS (2006 Miniature Mare)Sire x Dam: HUNT HOUSE FARMS ROGUES CHARMER (AMHR) x JUNE LUCKEY MARTY (AMHR)Owned by: Jill Duzan, Claypool, IN Showing Open, LIL PAINTED PRINCESS has earned a total of 283 points with 2 ROMs, including a Halter ROM. With 118 Performance points, this miniature has earned 1 Performance ROM.

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#3041 R Hot Versary BarTrainer: Sabrina Schwietzer, Shawano, Wisconsin R HOT VERSARY BAR (2007 Stock Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: R HOT CHOCOLATE (PtHA) x BREEZIN BRIO (APHA)Owned by: Sabrina A Schwietzer, Shawano, WI Showing Open, R HOT VERSARY BAR has earned a total of 288 points with 2 ROMs and 1 ROE, including a Halter ROM. With 214 Performance points, this horse has earned 1 Performance ROM and 1 Performance ROE.

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Number of Years Showing Pintos: 7Vice President of MSPB & O Youth Club

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#158 Kathy Mccullough & Hez Tough as NailsKathy Mccullough and HEZ TUFF AS NAILS (2002 Pleasure Type Pony Gelding)Owned by: Kathy Mccullough, Auburn, NY Showing Amateur, Kathy Mccullough and HEZ TUFF AS NAILS have earned a total of 1,688 points with 8 ROMs and 4 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 520 Performance points, this team has earned 4 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE. This team has also earned 121 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 587 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

Number of Years Showing Pintos: 50+Numerous state and national awards.

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Joanna C Hansen and WOULDNT THAT BE LUCKY (1996 Stock Type Gelding)Owned by: Joanna C Hansen, Bend, OR Showing Amateur, Joanna C Hansen and WOULDNT THAT BE LUCKY have earned a total of 1,135 points with 10 ROMs and 1 ROE, including a Halter ROM. With 444 Performance points, this team has earned 5 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE. This team has also earned 236 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs along with 308 Showmanship points with 2 Showman-ship ROMs.

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#163 Sylvia Christiansen & Irresistably FamousSylvia Christiansen and IRRESISTABLY FAMOUS (1999 Stock Type Mare)Sire x Dam: HES COMPLETE (AQHA) x COULD BE FAMOUS (AQHA)Owned by: Sylvia Christiansen, Hartland, MN Showing Amateur, Sylvia Christiansen and IRRESISTABLY FAMOUS have earned a total of 1,805 points with 11 ROMs and 5 ROEs, including a Halter ROM. With 781 Performance points, this team has earned 6 Performance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 370 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 1 Equitation ROE along with 555 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

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Trainer: Kathy Howe, Portland, OR HYNOON PISTOLERO (2003 Miniature Gelding)Sire x Dam: RIVENBURGHS SUPREME FIESTA (AMHR) x BRISTOL PEPPERJUANA (PtHA)Owned by: Laura A Fowler, Apple Valley, CA Showing Open, HYNOON PISTOLERO has earned a total of 751 points with 6 ROMs and 2 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 551 Performance points, this miniature has earned 5 Per-formance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 102012 Pacific Coast Pinto Dual Show Res. Hi Point Mini B (first show),

Hi-Point B (second show) and Reserve Hi-Point B (combined two shows). High Point Mini for High Desert Pinto Mothers Day Jubilee

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#469 Semi Automatic TriggerSEMI AUTOMATIC TRIGGER (2001 Miniature Stallion)Sire x Dam: TRELEAWA BARISTER (WCMHR) x TRELEAWA STELLA DORO (WCMHR)Owned by: Donna L Doxey, Shortsville, NY Showing Open, SEMI AUTOMATIC TRIGGER has earned a total of 1,491 points with 7 ROMs and 5 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 1,290 Performance points, this miniature has earned 6 Performance ROMs and 4 Performance ROEs.

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DESIRES FANCY LEGACY (2006 Miniature Mare) Sire x Dam: BZS LEGACY (AMHR) x HIDDEN MEADOWS DESIRE (AMHR) Owned by: Klair Thomas, Brush Prairie, WA Showing Open, DESIRES FANCY LEGACY has earned a total of 1,119 points with 8 ROMs and 3 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 917 Performance points, this miniature has earned 7 Performance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs.

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#472 Triple Oak Guenevere Trainer: Barbara McDonald, Olympia, WA TRIPLE OAK GUENEVERE (2005 Miniature Mare) Sire x Dam: FLF RAIDERS LITTLE SIDE KICK (AMHR) x FLF DREAM CATCHER (AMHR) Owned by: James P Campbell, Olympia, WA Showing Open, TRIPLE OAK GUENEVERE has earned a total of 1,419 points with 9 ROMs and 2 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 1,129 Performance points, this miniature has earned 8 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE.

Number of Years Showing Pintos: 7Past President and member of PtHA of Western Washington

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Trainer: Dawn Gilbert, Hastings, NY RAISIN KANE N VEGAS (2005 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: ELVIS BEEN SPOTTED (APHA) x LEAGUERS RAISIN KANE (AQHA)Owned by: Priscilla A Nisiewicz, Cicero, NY Showing Open, RAISIN KANE N VEGAS has earned a total of 925 points with 5 ROMs and 3 ROEs, including a Halter ROM and ROE. With 716 Performance points, this horse has earned 4 Perfor-mance ROMs and 2 Performance ROEs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 142011 Hoot Lane Memorial Recipient and Coosa Lena High Point Hunter Horse.

Multiple Top 5 finishes at the Pinto World Championship2X Reserve Congress Champion and Reserve NSBA at Color Breed Congress

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#119 Gretchen Lindgren King & Renegad’s TNTTrainer: Vicki Lindgren Training, Gig Harbor, WAGretchen Lindgren-King and RENEGADS TNT (1993 Pleasure Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: THUNDERS RENEGADE (PtHA) x SNOW CREEK EASTER (AHR)Owned by: Vicki/Gretchen Lindgren, Gig Harbor , WA

Showing Amateur, Gretchen Lindgren-King and RENEGADS TNT have earned a total of 1,421 points with 10 ROMs and 3 ROEs. With 732 Performance points, this team has earned 6 Performance ROMs and 1 Performance ROE. This team has also earned 367 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 2 Equitation ROEs along with 322 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs.

Number of Years showing Pintos: 13Multiple Show Highpoints

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Trainer: Roger Altman, Eaton Rapids, MI Rachel A Papoi and QUIGS BIG BEN (2001 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: SONNYS JOLLY (PtHA) x LUCKS EASY CUSTUS (AQHA)Owned by: Rachel A Papoi, Charlotte, MI Showing Amateur, Rachel A Papoi and QUIGS BIG BEN have earned a total of 1,975 points with 7 ROMs and 6 ROEs. With 1,278 Performance points, this team has earned 4 Performance ROMs and 4 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 152 Equitation points with 1 Equitation ROM along with 541 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

Number of Years Showing Pinto: 82010 Reserve World Champ AM JR Ideal Pinto English

2010 Congress Champ Ideal Pinto English2010 PtHA Amateur Championship

2011 World Champ AM JR Ideal Pinto English

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#53 Carolyn Kohlbeck & Shocking AssetsCarolyn Kohlbeck and SHOCKING ASSETS (2004 Hunter Type Gelding)Sire x Dam: HES GOT THE ASSETS (PtHA) x TRULY SARHA (APHA)Owned by: Carolyn Kohlbeck, Muskegon, MI Showing Amateur, Carolyn Kohlbeck and SHOCKING ASSETS have earned a total of 3,428 points with 13 ROMs and 11 ROEs, including a Halter ROM. With 2,115 Performance points, this team has earned 8 Performance ROMs and 7 Performance ROEs. This team has also earned 478 Equitation points with 2 Equitation ROMs and 2 Equitation ROEs along with 762 Showmanship points with 2 Showmanship ROMs and 2 Showmanship ROEs.

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Number of Years Showing Pinto: 132013 World Champion Senior Amateur Disciplined Rail

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Represent your state at national PtHA functions! Be a Youth Director! As a Youth Director, you will be able to represent your state at national meetings in addition to informing the youth in your area of national activities. This is also the only way to be eligible to become an officer of PtHYA! To become a Youth Director, simply fill out the application found on www.pinto.org/youth and return it to the PtHA office. Applications will be reviewed and applicants will be notified in January of acceptance. The number of Youth Directors allowed per state corresponds to the number allowed for PtHA Board of Directors. To see how many directors are allowed in your state, check the youth page of www.pinto.org. In the case where more members from the same state apply than are allowed, the director will be chosen on PtHA involvement and potential service.

Have you become a fan of the new Pinto Horse Youth Facebook page yet?

Search for Pinto Horse Youth Association and “like” it today! It was created by Pinto Youth, for Pinto Youth to help you stay up to date and in the know on all things PtHYA.

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S c h o l a r s h i p Deadline is January 15, 2014. Please download all forms from www.pinto.org/youth and mail them to the office. Postmark by January 15.

Attend the Color Breed Congress for another chance at scholarship money! The top youth in each breed will receive $1,000, redeemable upon enrollment in college.

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Donations can be made and designated as follows:Heritage Museum, Orren Mixer Memorial Scholarship, Phil Sandusky Memorial Scholarship,Youth Scholarships, Billie Cousins Memorial Scholarship, Amateur Fund, Color Breed Congress Scholarship.

Thank you for all of donations that continue to come in on your membership/renewal forms. We appreciate your support! All donations paid by check must be payable to the Pinto Heritage Foundation, Inc. for tax deduction purposes.

Diamond Donor$5,000 or Higher

Platinum Donor $2,500 or Higher

Gold Donor$1,000 or Higher

Silver Donor$500 or Higher

Bronze Donor$250 or Higher

Pinto Partner$125 or Higher

Friend of Pinto$50 or Higher

Supporter of Pinto$25 or Higher

Benefit Judge

DONOR LEVELSDONATIONS MADE: DESIGNATION DONOR LEVEL Tina Brook Fallen, FL Heritage Museum Fund SupporterSandy K Sullivan, TX Heritage Museum Fund SupporterDennis Davee, TX Orren Mixer Scholarship Fund PartnerJean Andrews, NE Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendMary Ann Fielitz, OH Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendC.W. “Bill” Englund, Jr, AZ Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendJim Havelhurst, OR Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendSid Larson Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendCurt A Summers, AZ Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendR David Terrell, TN Color Breed Congress Sch Fund FriendTimothy M Abler, MI Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterSteven V Bryson Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterDouglas J Cline, MI Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterCarol J Craig, IN Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterKaren Craighead, MO Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterPatrick S Derrick, SD Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterJanet Keesling, IN Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterRichard T Petty, OR Color Breed Congress Sch Fund SupporterBilly Steele, TX Color Breed Congress Sch Fund Supporter




2013 approved charters

charter contacts

CALIFORNIAHigh Desert PtHAFral Lelli990 E. Wesley St.Banning, CA [email protected]

San Joaquin Pinto Horse ClubJodi Gibson24141 Avenue 120Porterville, CA [email protected] www.sanjoaquinpintohorseclub.com

Sun Coast Pinto ClubSherry Barnard79 Aldridge LaneCorralitas, CA 95076(831) [email protected] www.suncoastpinto.com

South West Pinto Horse Breeders & ExhibitorsTraci Holoubek87 AlondraRancho Santa Margarita, CA [email protected]

COLORADOColorado Pinto Horse Assn.Diane Chartier3315 Rio Osa St.Byers, CO [email protected]

FLORIDAFlorida PintoAmanda Palmer5803 E. Quicksilver Court Floral City, FL [email protected]

KANSAS Kansas Pinto Horse AssociationVal Burgess16011 X RoadLebanon, KS [email protected]

KENTUCKYPinto Organization of KentuckySheri Hennig3964 Grays Run PikeCynthiana, KY [email protected]

INDIANAIndiana PtHACheryl Ann Walls7421 Sampson Rd. Monroeville, IN [email protected]

ILLINOISIllinois-Missouri PtHALisa McCauley488 WoodviewLake Barrington, IL [email protected]

PtHA of IllinoisMark Killick3407 Woodland Circle NorthIsland Lake, IL [email protected]

IOWAIowa Pinto Horse AssociationKevin Woodford1661 O’Connor RoadMt. Vernon, IA [email protected]

MICHIGAN Michigan State Pinto Breeders & OwnersBetty J. Elmhirst6183 Shortcut RoadMarine City, MI [email protected] www.mspbo.com

Tri-State PintoSheila JippingP.O. Box 64Hamilton, MI [email protected]

MINNESOTAMin-I-Kota Pinto Horse AssociationChar Schabinger19176 Judicial RoadPrior Lake, MN [email protected] www.minnesotapinto.com

Minnesota PintoCris Stetler3740 Yellowstone LanePlymouth, MN [email protected]

NEBRASKA Nebraska PintoJean Andrews1940 County Road QFremont, NE [email protected]

NEW JERSEYNew Jersey PintoJason F. Heeter19072 Shade Valley Rd. Shade Gap, PA 17255215-534-5534heeter2000@yahoo.comwww.newjerseypintohorseassociation.com

NEW MEXICONew Mexico PintoJennie Carter77 Entrada AragonLos Lunas, NM [email protected]

NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota Pinto Horse AssociationLisa Jostad4956 164th Avenue S.E. Kindred, ND [email protected]

OHIOPinto Horse Association of OhioMegan Herner1844 Scranton RoadNorwalk, OH [email protected] www.ohiopinto.com

OKLAHOMACentral Oklahoma Pinto Horse Association Kaci Hajek13823 W. Reed Road

Drummond, OK [email protected]

Oklahoma Pinto Horse AssociationRod Dunbar11133 S.W. 29thYukon, OK [email protected]

OREGONOregon PintoTina BellP.O. Box 618Molalla, OR [email protected] www.oregonpinto.com

Southern Oregon Pinto Horse AssociationHanspeter Vollmar4250 Avenue EWhite City, OR [email protected] www.southernoregonpinto.com

PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania Pinto Horse ClubRoy L. Gingrich611 Herrin LaneEnola, PA [email protected]/papainto

TEXAS Texoma Pinto Horseshow And Trail, Inc. TOPHATSue Ellen Parker1 Parker PlaceBurkburnett, TX [email protected]

South Texas PintoMike Galik2752 Rakowitz RoadAdkins, TX 78101210-452-8836www.southtexaspinto.com

WASHINGTONCascade Pinto Horse Assn. of WashingtonDanyelle Harp19717 219th Ave. N.E. Woodinville, WA [email protected]

Pinto Horse Assn. of Western WashingtonDeborah Hoines5907 Johnson Pt. N.E.Olympia, WA [email protected]

WISCONSINWisconsin Pinto Horse AssociationPeter NevelW. 1064 Amidon RoadBrooklyn, WI 53521608-225-3305www.wisconsinpinto.com

CANADAOntario Pinto Horse AssociationMargaret Meehan-Thompson19032 St. Andrews RoadCaledon, ON, Canada L7K 2G2(519) [email protected] www.ontariopinto.com


OCA

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CALIFORNIACalifornia Gymkhana AssociationButte Valley, CA: District 49, Jan. through Dec. 2013Clements, CA: District 7, Jan. through Dec. 2013Cottonwood, CA: District 50, Jan. through Dec. 2013Ione, CA: District 27, Jan. through Dec. 2013Rio Linda, CA: District 5, Jan. through Dec. 2013Salinas, CA: District 8, Jan. through Dec. 2013San Juan Bautista, CA: District 1, Jan. through Dec. 2013Vacaville, CA: District 4, Jan. through Dec. 2013Phyllis Odom (831) 623-9026www.calgymkhana.com

ETI, Equestrian Trails, Inc.ETI Corral 38, Burbank, CA: December ETI Corral 118, Simi Valley, CA: OctoberJr. Ambassadors Show, Burbank, CA: NovemberGateway Equestrian Center (Simi Valley), Martinez Arena (Burbank) Kim Estrada (818) 488-1305www.etinational.org

High Desert Pinto Horse AssociationHDPtHA May Extravaganza & HDPtHA Fall Fest Chino Hills, CA: October 27 McCoy Equestrian Center Fral Lelli (951) 849-3031www.highdesertpinto.com

COLORADOHorsin’ Around Small Equine ClubHorsin’ Around Miniature Horse Show Canon City, CO: Oct. 13Holy Cross AbbeyGeorganne Burford (719) 275-2608

Magnificent Miniature’s Horse Club (M&M)Canon City, CO: Monthly Until NovemberAmanda White (303) 795-2811

FLORDIASunshine State Buckskin AssociationOctober Blast, December HolidayNewberry, FL: October 26, December 14Canterbury ShowplaceCindy Cate (352) 528-5585www.SSBuckskin.com

Williston Horseman’s AssociationW.H.A. Pleasure Show Williston, FL: Oct. 19, Nov. 16Williston Horseman’s Association Park Alyssa Kline (352) 208-0856www.willistonhorsemans.com

INDIANANavajo Saddle ClubNavajo Saddle Club Open ShowKouts, IN: August 24, Sept 7Dawn Petrie (708) 227-1228www.navajosaddleclub.us

IOWAIowa Pinto Horse AssociationJack-O-Lantern, Cedar Rapids, IA: October 19-20Iowa Equine Center, Iowa Equestrian CenterKelly Carter (515) 729-4725www.iowapinto.com

LOUISIANATurnin’ 3 Productions, LLC. Open 4D, 5D, Classic & Benefit Barrel RacesCrowley, LA: Nov. 9 DeRidder, LA: October 11-13, December 12-15Heather Bertrand (337) 692-5586www.turnin3productions.com

Silver Spur Riders ClubRuston, LA: Monthly Until NovemberCharlotte Martin (318) 855-3929www.silverspurridersclub.com

MARYLANDFree State Riding ClubFree State Riding Club 2013 Show Series Bowie, MD: Oct. 19Free State Riding Club Showgrounds, Bowie, MDDonna Pacen (410) 552-5909www.freestateridingclub.org

MASSACHUSETTSHanson Riding ClubHRC Supreme Invitational Middleboro, MA: October 6Micaela Shea (508) 965-0057www.hansonridingclub.org

MISSISSIPPIHeart of Dixie Palomino Exhibitors Association (HOPE) Verona, MS: October 26-27Lee County Agri-CenterTootsie North (601) 214-3043

NEVADAPahrump Open ShowsPahrump Open & Buckle (Sept) ShowsPahrump, NV: Oct. 5McCullough Arena Gayle Baker (775) 537-2537www.poss.webs.com

OKLAHOMACentral Oklahoma Pinto Horse Association Tricks & Treats Fall Fun Pinto & All Breed Show, Purcell, OK: Oct. 19 McClain County Expo CenterKaci Hajek (405) 853-1028www.centraloklahomapinto.com

OREGONNeeds 4 Steeds Battle In The Saddle & Winter Show Series Pendleton, OR: Nov. 2, Dec. 14Hermiston, OR: October 6Pendleton Round-Up Pavilion-Indoor ArenaPaula Post (541) 571-2346

Oregon Performance Horse Club2013 Open All Breed and Classic ShowsKlamath Falls, OR: Oct 12-13, November 13Klamath Fairgrounds Agnes Wilson (541) 723-2076http://oregonperformancehorseclub.webs.com

TEXASGulf Coast Quarter Horse AssociationWinnie: Oct 12Linda Napier (832) 339-3168www.gcqhatx.org

Hunt County Horseman’s AssociationHCHA Open & AQHA Intro. ShowSulphur Springs, TX: October 11-12Hopkins County Civic CenterAngie Middleton (214) 641-9582 www.huntcountyhorse.com

Texoma All Breed Horse Show Association (TABHSA)Horse Expo, Wichita Falls, TX: October 13J.S. Bridwell Ag CenterAmanda Smail (940) 867-3593

approved OCAP shows

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show dates

CONNECTICUT10/5-6/13Show Name: NEPtHA Fall Fiesta Show Show Host: New England Pinto Location: Oneco, CTShow Manager: Paula Laughlin, 508-353-9517Show Secretary: Paula Laughlin, 508-353-9517Judge(s): Mike Baker, Dave Phillips, Bruce Army, Rickey Evans

IOWA10/19-20/13Show Name: Jack-O-Lantern JamboreeShow Host: Iowa Pinto Horse AssociationLocation: Cedar Rapids, IAShow Manager: Kevin Woodford, 319-350-3443Show Secretary: Kelly Carter, 515-729-4725Judge(s): Darrel Hersom, James Johnson, Kimberly Garret, Jeff Lechner

MISSOURI10/20/13Show Name: Splash of Color Show Host: Splash of Color Paint Horse Club Location: Carthage, MO Show Manager: Sue Hilton, 816-718-3268Show Secretary: Gayle Bieganowski, 417-850-2346 Judge(s): Gary Miller, Kathy Miller

OKLAHOMA10/12/13Show Name: Oklahoma Pinto Horse Show Show Host: Oklahoma Pinto Horse AssociationLocation: Claremore, OKShow Manager: JaLane Dunbar, 405-830-3931Show Secretary: Marsha Elliott, 918-510-7763Judge(s): Karen Craighead, Barbara Brouster

TEXAS10/26/13Show Name: South Texas Pintos & All Breed Show Show Host: South Texas Pinto Location: Seguin, TX Show Manager: Mike Galik, 210-452-8836Show Secretary: Cindy Gidden, 210-287-4365Judge(s): Jeannie Young, Sherry Haynes, Dawn Frye

**ONLY APPROVED SHOWS WILL BE LISTED.

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.PINTO.ORG/SHOWS FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SHOW LISTINGS.

approved PtHA Shows

2013 Pinto Horse Photo Contest Entry Form Photographer/Entrant’s Name:Address:City: State: Zip:Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone:E-mail:Identify People in Photo:Identify Horses in Photo:Describe Action/Setting in Photo:

Send your photo contest entry & entry form to Pinto Horse, 2013 Photo Contest, 7330 NW 23rd Street, Bethany, OK 73008 or e-mail (please include all entry form information) to: [email protected]


• Kristen M. Asher, Fulton, MO, PtHA Member #65137, suspended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Bennie Lynn Clawson, McConnells, SC, PtHA Member #65557, suspended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Ricki Deangelis, St Cloud, FL, PtHA Member #52862, sus-pended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Kelsey Ellis, Decatur, TX, PtHA Member #74037, sus-pended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Ashley and Heather Kunde, Baroda, MI, PtHA Member #75760, suspended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Coltin Patnaude and Terry and Lea Crystal, Emmett, ID, Member #74335, suspended December 18, 2012, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Heather Acosta, Hoffman Estates, IL, PtHA Member #15329, suspended March 16, 2011, for violation of Rule B9E, of the 2010 PtHA Rulebook, denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid.

• Richard Hill, Hurricane Mills, TN, PtHA #72732, suspend-ed July 1, 2011, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Cindee J Shaffer, Battleground, WA, PtHA #72319, sus-pended December 28, 2010, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Darrell & Kristie Howard, Moravia, NY, PtHA #65131 and #69663, suspended October 20, 2010, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Kelley C. Whittaker, PtHA #61883, Altmar, NY, suspended December 1, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association un-til fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Cecelia Rotertson & parents Mark and Stacey Goebel, PtHA #68618, Wadsville, IN, suspended December 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8

• Zachary and Jennifer Sparkman, PtHA #61812, Timber-ville, VA, suspended December 8, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jamie M. Wade & parents Terry and Jordan Wade, Lake Charles, LA, PtHA #60887, suspended December 8, 2009, and de-nied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Debra J Thompson, PtHA #33132, Preston, Minneapolis, suspended September 21, 2009, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8

• Richard & Yvette Elliott, Meridian, ID, PtHA #60467, #46262, & #47608, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privi-leges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Sylvia Kenyon, Colton, OR, PtHA #59541, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jean Marie Kittleson, Jennifer Janowski, Paige Janowski, Buchanan, MI, PtHA #44665 and #54130, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Kathy Miles, Lakeside, CA, PtHA #54451, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are

disciplinary actionsThe following members are suspended and denied all

privileges of the association, in accordance with PtHA Rules.

paid per Rule #B-8.• Alysha S. Minnick, Bucksport, ME, PtHA #58039, sus-

pended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Erin Myers, Freeville, NY, PtHA #57377, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Tamara Poisson, Deerfield, NH, PtHA #59342, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Chestina & Eleana Yarger, Williamsburg, OH, PtHA #55454, suspended April 11, 2007, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Randy Williams, PtHA #47043, suspended March 22, 2006, and expelled from the PtHA, denied all privileges of the Association until fine is paid, levied a fine of $1,000.00 and, sus-pended and denied all privileges of the Association for 60 months after fine is paid in full, for intentionally and fraudulently supply-ing false information to the Ptha and fraudulently withholding cer-tificate of registration.

• Bonnie Bryant, Alpine, AL, PtHA #53606, suspended Jan-uary 15, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Jamie DeHart, Live Oak, FL, PtHA #55283, suspended January 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Terri L. Potter, Lake Stevens, WA, PtHA #47134, suspend-ed January 18, 2006, and denied all privileges of the association until fees are paid per Rule #B-8.

• Judy Kosciolek, PtHA #11880, Carol Stream, Illinois, sus-pended December 2001, and denied all privileges of the associa-tion until further notice.

• Willa Chapman, PtHA #12159, Half Moon Bay, California, suspended January 8, 2001, and denied all privileges of the asso-ciation until unpaid feed and bedding bill from 2000 Pinto World Show is paid.

• Stephanie Miller, PtHA #28813, suspended December 31, 2000, and denied all privileges of the association until fine is paid, levied a fine of $500.00 and all points earned at show in question voided.

• Deborah Feely, PtHA #27273, Placerville, California, sus-pended December 31, 1999, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until fees are paid for registration of horse.

• Linda Jones, PtHA #28555, Phoenix, Arizona, suspended April 28, 1999, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice and levied a fine of $1,000.00 payable to PtHA.

• Western Cattle Company, Peru, Illinois, denied all privi-leges of the association until further notice.

• Trina Dowd, PtHA #18481, Penrose, Colorado, suspended December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Mary Ringler, PtHA #12854, Mora, Minnesota, suspend-ed December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.

• Kasey Mando, PtHA #18052, El Cajon, California, sus-pended December 31, 1997, and denied all privileges of the as-sociation until further notice.

• Gene Marcus, PtHA #4457, Elgin, Illinois, suspended January 8, 1992, and denied all privileges of the association until further notice.


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FALL 2013



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No Problem.

Equines that do not meet the color requirment for the Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc., but have at least two or more Pinto characteristics (blue eyes; white or multi-colored hooves; collective white in the eligible zones, but not enough white to qualify for color; pink skin), has color documented ancestry within two generations, or is registered with an approved outcross can be registed in the Pinto Solid Registry.

To register, visit our website at www.pinto.org and fill out the necessary paperwork. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our Registration department at (405) 491-0111 or [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!

Pinto Horse Association of America, Inc.7330 NW 23rd Street • Bethany, OK 73008

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Pinto Horse Magazine - Fall 2013