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MHAO Offers Several Opportunities to Advertise to Members & The Morgan Community
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Put your ad in the Stable Sheet!
MHAO encourages inner trade between members.
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Such a bargain!
Per Issue:
Full Page - $25
Half Page - $15
Fourth Page - $10
Business Card - $10 per year (12 issues)
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Classified Ads
In The
Stable Sheet
& on the MHAO
Website are Free!
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Advertise anything horse related:
horses for sale or lease - tack for sale - equipment - horses -
items wanted, stallion service ads, etc.
Send your ad to Gay Adams anytime
Questions: call (503) 936-4276
Get Your Free Classified Ad In
NOW!!!
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The 2019
“Morgans for Sale”
and
“Stallions at Stud”
list is under development.
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Closing soon!
Send information you want included to Shelley Bullard
Questions or requests: Contact Shelley Bullard
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2019 CROWN MORGANS REDUCTION SALE LIST
Asking prices: Yearlings at $4500. Two-Yr-Olds at $5000. All are in the MHAO Futurity. For more info call Nancy Eidam, 541-561-6644
YEARLINGS:
Crown Coco Chane
l (flashy chestnut filly with white trim). Crown Superlative x MCM Coco Bella. Description: Nellie is bold, super friendly, adorable, thinks she is Queen of the world, already a show ring snob attitude, likes being the center of attention. If you want a show ring winner and then a super future broodmare, Nellie is a sure fire prospect.
Crown N Command
(dark rich bay colt with a tiny narrow strip star) Crown Superlative X Trebles Talqa by Tug Hill Whamunition. Description: Andy is a people lover that is the first to greet you. He has a saucy, airy, bouncey, tail flagging, high headed presence. This stylish colt is very typy and could be a future prospect for English-Classic ride or drive. His wonderful temperament makes him ideal for a family or amateur.
TWO-YR-OLDS:
Crown Coquette
(rich red bay filly). MSV Shooting Star x Crown Tres Chic by Tres Bien. Description: Cookie is feminine with a beautiful head, is a good mover & is very, very typy. She has a “Jeanne Mellin” look and presence. In-Hand and performance prospect. Unmistakably Morgan!
Crown Corbella
(Solid BLACK filly) Crown Superlative x ManticBella Rena by HVK Bell Flaire. Description: Big, black, bold and beautiful. Corlie is extremely intelligent and is talented enough to be versatile in many disciplines. She is fearless and very curious about everything. Her excellent pedigree definitely makes her a good future broodmare. Corlie will be a standout and eye catcher.
Welcoming calls on any of these as well as inquiries on several others not listed. I will happily return calls Just leave your name and phone number.
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For Sale: 16" Circle Y western saddle, breast collar & bridle.
Mahogany stain with plenty of silver. Essentially new, only used at a couple of shows, always stored in climate controlled tack room.. Padded & zippered travel storage bag included. Located in eastern WA. $1,000 + $50 shipping. Contact Liz at
lizgoldmann@gmail.com
For Sale: Julie Goodnight Wind River Saddle.
Gorgeous, VERY comfortable western saddle suitable for multiple disciplines. 16” seat, wide Flex 2 tree, mahogany color, 26” skirt length, lightweight. Like new, perfect condition. Price includes matching pad. Asking $1950. Contact Nancy for more info.
nannet825@gmail
.com
or text or call 503-569-1225
For Sale: Lots of Tack!
Two very nice driving bits. One 5” and one 5-1/2 “. Both are flexible mouth butterfly with curb chain, low port, copper pieces. I think these are stainless steel. I am no longer driving . $30 each.
Also very nice leather driving reins, 12'5”. Excellent condition. $50
Several other bits: copper mouth 4-1/2” loose ring snaffle; french link snaffle, loose rings, 5-1/2” Korsteel: Driving snaffle, 5”: D ring snaffle 5” Korsteel. Also I think these are trace extenders, all leather, older, plus two additional straps.
Consider offers on most of these items. Please check the pictures and ask questions. Hopefully someone can use them. All in very good condition. I can ship any one of these in a flat rate padded envelope for $7.
safrot@hotmail.com
For Sale: 2004 Logan Coach Qualifier 20x (3) horse slant load bumper pull trailer.
REDUCED PRICE!
Galvanized steel construction. Large tack room with a swing out saddle rack, bridle hooks, door with a window, blanket bars, clothes bar, spare tire bracket and spare tire, storage shelf, 25 gallon corner water tank, and a door caddy. Tires in excellent condition.
The horse area has an interior height of 7' tall x 7' wide, large escape door, drop down windows on both sides of the trailer, Stud divided on front stall, roof vents, rubber mats over wood floors and double back rear doors. Power hitch is a bonus!!! This is a large trailer and can easily handle a Friesian. We have used it to go to carriage driving shows, putting the horse in the front stall and the 4-wheel marathon carriage behind. Lots of room!!
We purchased this trailer new and it has been wonderful. No longer have horses so time to sell it. Very well maintained. $8,500
NOW $7,800
Currently located in Arizona.
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How To Become a Member
of MHAO
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1) Fill Out a Membership Application And pay the appropriate dues
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Individual Membership - $30
1 vote in a club election
Family Membership - $35
2 votes in a club election
All family members at the same address
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2) If you are not an MHAO member & you buy a Morgan Horse from a
member of MHAO, just fill out a Membership Application!
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Ultra's Tea Party with Gloria James
Photo by Becky Palmer
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If you purchase a Morgan horse from an MHAO member
, you are eligible for a free membership for the year of the purchase. After that year we hope we have earned your support and you will renew your membership.
Fill out a membership form.
In the payment section of the form, enter that you recently purchased your horse and who from. Mail or scan the completed form to our Membership Chair, Kathy Christensen.
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If you have questions or need assistance,
contact Kathy Christensen, Membership Chair
Kathy's mailing address is on the form
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An Invitation To Get Involved With MHAO
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Share your Voice
Support your Club
Help The Continuation of the Morgan Breed & Be An
Active Part of the Morgan Community.
Interested?
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2 Board Positions Are Open
NOTE:
I received an inquiry about being on our Board
1 to 1.5 years ago, but have lost the name & #.
If it was you, please call me again.
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Your support of OHC helps us stand up for equestrians and to
have a united voice when it matters!
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MHAO is a member of the Oregon Horse Council
Our membership with OHC helps people find us, & gives us discounts on many OHC events.
OHC members are horse owners as well as businesses & associations
in Oregon that serve the Equine Industry.
Support this Group by becoming a member today!
Help preserve the equine way of life!
Amplifying the power of the Equine Industry in Oregon!
Contact Brandi Ebner for more information
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OHC is Offering A New Program
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Please share this information with those you know
who may be interested.
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Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue Courses
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April 9-10, 2019, 8am - 5pm
Benton County Fairgrounds
Corvallis OR
April 12-13, 2019, 8am - 5pm
Eastern Oregon Trade
& Event Center
Hermiston OR
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Fees/Admission:
Non-MHAO Members - $199
OHC & MHAO Members - $174*
The Oregon Horse Council is excited to bring back to Oregon the
2-day Awareness course in Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue
(TLAER). These sessions are taught by world-renouned expert, Dr. Rebecca (Gimenez) Husted.
This training is open to anyone, but will be specifically geared towards fire department personnel, first responders, veterinarians, search & rescue members, animal rescue specialists, livestock breeders, horse trainers, and any large animal owner that wants to be more prepared. Our organization decided to do this training after we had heard from several first responders that there hadn’t been a course like this in the region and that they needed the training. We have been surprised at the enthusiasm for these trainings – 100 people attended the last session in McMinnville and we expect future courses to sell out as well.
*Or for companies sending more than 3 individuals
Register Early!
Click the links below for more information and to register:
Contact information:
Brandi Ebner, OHC Executive Director,
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*****
Attention Vendors
& Attendees!
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Southern Oregon Horse Fest
May 10-11, 2019
Josephine County Fairgrounds
Grants Pass, OR
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Due to all the fires last fall & in support of the Southern Oregon Community, this event was re-scheduled for Spring 2019
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2019 High Desert Horse Fest
Save The Date
May 31 - June 1, 2019
New Location, New Dates, New Design
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2019 US Equestrian Annual Meeting Deemed a Success in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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US Equestrian’s 2019 Annual Meeting wrapped up on Saturday, January 12, in West Palm Beach, Fla. Beginning earlier in the week on Wednesday, January 9, attendees conducted business in their committee meetings, participated in workshops and panels focused on SafeSport, growing the grassroots, media and marketing, and more throughout the week. At the annual Pegasus Awards presented by Adequan®, Laura Graves was crowned the Equestrian of the Year, while Verdades and Cobra were awarded the International Horse of the Year and National Horse of the Year honors, respectively, at the Horse of the Year Gala presented by Aon. Plus, the General Session presentations by US Equestrian President Murray Kessler, CEO Bill Moroney, and the senior staff gave members and attendees an update on the progress of the Strategic Plan and on 2019 goals for US Equestrian. Catch up on all the action by watching the General Session and panels on demand on
USEF Network
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Banner Photo: Anne Gittins
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Entering the third year of the Strategic Plan, US Equestrian President Murray Kessler told Annual Meeting attendees that equestrian sport’s national governing body has much to celebrate and more to accomplish.
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Morgan Breed Honors at
US Equestrian Convention
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US Equestrian honored four breed recipients of the 2018 Pegasus Awards on January 10. The awards are bestowed annually to equestrians for their service to the sport.
This year’s Morgan breed recipients are:
USEF Lifetime Achievement Award:
Georgie Green
Richard E. McDevitt Award of Merit:
the late Yum Kee Fu
Pegasus Medal of Honor:
Ellen Di Bella
Youth Sportsman's Award:
Clea Cloutier
The award recipients and their families were joined by AMHA President Mari Sanderson and AMHA Executive Carrie Mortensen for this special occasion.
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Very Important!
US Equestrian Announces New Safe Sport Training Requirements
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On August 27, 2018, the US Equestrian Board of Directors approved a rule change requiring that
effective January 1, 2019
, all US Equestrian (USEF) adult members with a Competing Membership must complete USEF’s Safe Sport Training in order to be eligible to participate in USEF activities. Members can immediately access the free Safe Sport Training directly through their member dashboard or can click
here
to learn more.
We encourage members to complete the training as soon as possible. US Equestrian President Murray Kessler stated, “I am very proud of the work done in drafting this proposal and the Board of Directors which approved this critical rule designed to keep our children safe while they enjoy, excel, and advance in our sport.”
The rule has three main requirements. Sections 1 and 2 are already in effect and Section 3 has been added:
1.
Every USEF member and Federation Participant* shall abide by USEF’s Safe Sport Policy and the U.S. Center for SafeSport Code of Conduct. *As described by the USEF Safe Sport Policy, a Federation Participant is any USEF member or non-member, who participates in, or attends a USEF-licensed competition or sanctioned event.
2.
In order to comply with S. 534, the Protecting Young Victim’s from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017, the USEF Safe Sport Policy, and the Center’s SafeSport Code of Conduct, every USEF adult member and USEF participant, with the exception of the victim, is required to report suspected sexual misconduct within 24 hours to the appropriate authorities and to the U.S. Center for SafeSport.
3.
Beginning January 1, 2019,
every USEF adult member with a Competing Membership must complete USEF’s Safe Sport Training, as approved by the U.S. Center for SafeSport (the Center).
A 30-day grace period to complete the awareness training will be provided to all members who renew or join on or after December 1, 2018. Members joining prior to December 1, 2018 will have until January 1, 2019 to complete the training. Those who do not complete the training within the grace period will be ineligible to participate in USEF activities, including competitions.
The Safe Sport Policy and the rules that govern it have been created to protect all athletes from misconduct within the sport. This new rule is consistent with our efforts to ensure the safety and welfare of equestrian participants, especially minors. Education and training everyone is crucial to protecting athletes and eradicating abuse in our sport.
Additional information and resources on Safe Sport, how to report sexual and non-sexual misconduct, access to a free training module for parents of equestrian athletes, a Safe Sport FAQ, the Safe Sport Sanction list and more can be found
here
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See AMHA Section of this Newsletter for information
on a "Safe Sport" Seminar at the AMHA Convention
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US Equestrian Lettering Program
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You don’t have to be a record setting quarterback, point guard or track star to letter in junior high or high school sports anymore. The US Equestrian is writing a new chapter in the recognition of student athletes – one that honors equestrians.
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Managing Your Horse or Pony's Weight
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Is your horse overweight? Underweight? Or at the weight he should be? Hagyard Equine Medical Institute's Dr. Nimet Browne discusses the Henneke scale, weight tapes, carbs, hay, feed, and more--including good feeding strategies for horse or pony.
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Honoree's At The Convention
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The AMHA Awards Committee is pleased to announce the following individuals will be recognized at its Annual Convention, which will take place
February 7-9, 2019 in San Antonio, Texas
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Congratulations to all!
Inducted into AMHA's Hall of Fame is
Steve Davis
of Vermont.
The Breeders' Hall of Fame honors breeders who have produced Morgans that have had a significant impact on the breed. This year's honorees are
Couser Creek Ranch
in California,
Whispering Hill Morgan Farm
of Massachusetts, and
HRH Stables
of Pennsylvania will be entered in posthumously.
The Person of the Year Award honors the individual who has made exceptional contributions to the support and preservation of the Morgan breed and/or AMHA. This year's honoree is
John Lampropoulos
of New Hampshire.
Inducted into the Show Horse Hall of Fame this year are
Beamington
,
Dragonsmeade Icon
, and
Equinox Bossanova GCH
.
Bob Kellert
and
Mary Cockriel
of Colorado have been selected by their peers as the recipient of the Professional Horseman of the Year Award.
The Golden Reins Award is given to Morgan professionals who have had a 30-year career in training or instruction.
Jeff Bessey
of New York,
John Hufferd
of Indiana,
Anne Judd
of Florida, and
Jim and Jenny Taylor
of Ohio are this year's recipients.
Mallory Mignot
of Oklahoma is the recipient of the Cecil Brown Memorial Sportsmanship Award for her exemplary sportsmanship in and out of the show ring.
Gayle and Byron Singer
of Arizona will be honored with the Dr. Albert Lucine Promoter Award for their many years of going above and beyond in breed promotion.
Alicia Owens
of Pennsylvania will be honored for her breed promotion and outreach with the Young Person Award.
One Morgan will receive special recognition for his work with people with disabilities. This year's honoree is
Clear Springs Beausoleil
, a therapy horse at Furnace Brook Farm in Massachusetts.
Monica Hammond
will receive the Morgan International Competition Award for her promotion of the breed in Australia.
Andy Illes
of Massachusetts is the recipient of the 2018 Mabel Owen Media Award for her contributions to
The Morgan Horse
magazine and beyond.
The AMHA Annual Convention will take place February 7-9, 2019 at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in San Antonio, Texas. For more information on room rates and Convention details, please go to
AMHA Convention
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A Reminder:
Don't Forget About All the AMHA Programs
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2019 AMHA Convention
February 6-9, 2019
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Wednesday, February 6
Explore the San Antonio Riverwalk – transportation on your own
2:00PM - 4:00PM
Safe Sport Training Seminar (see section below)
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Meet and Greet the Commercial Exhibitors
Thursday, February 7
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
AMHA Board of Directors Meeting & Open Session
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
State of the Morgan Industry/USEF Safe Sport
1:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Busses leaves for Twisted Rose Farm
- Clinics including Western Pleasure, Pleasure Driving, American Driving Society and Hunter Pleasure
- BBQ Dinner/Dance
Friday, February 8
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Keynote Speaker: Patrick Benson, Warhorses for Veterans
10:30 AM
Busses leave for Sea World Private Tour
Animal Ambassador Team Visit at Discovery Point
Dolphin Underwater Viewing
Lunch at Explorer’s Reef
Whale Talk at Explorer’s Reef
Behind the Scenes Tour
2:30 PM
Busses return to hotel
3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
AMHA Annual Meeting & Election
6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
A Night Under the Stars. AMHECT/WMF Stallion Service Auction. Star Awards and Open Competition Awards presentations.
Saturday, February 9
Howie Schatzberg Invitational Golf Tournament
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
9:00 AM – 10:15 AM
Morgans Working for the Future: Miner Institute’s Mission of Education, Demonstration and Research
Speaker – Karen Lassell, Miner Institute
The Fetzer Face
Speaker – Jeffrey Fetzer
10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Feeding Practices for a Happy, Healthy Horse
Speaker : Dr. Jessica Leatherwood
The Ranch Division: Working Horse, Show Horse or Both?
Speakers: Debra Wright, Amie Taber, Mark Coverdale, Katie Bostick
1:30 PM – 2:45 PM
Of Historical Significance; Richard Sellman and his Morgan Horses
Speaker: David Ladd
That Horse Chiropractic Thing … Does That REALLY Work
Speaker: Bobby R. Willard, DVM
3:00 PM – 4:15 PM
The Professional Point of View
Morgans in Rodeo: Past, Present and Future
Speakers: Amie Taber, Katie Bostick, Lucy Ray
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Reception/Golf Tournament Awards at Charlie's Long Bar
7:30 PM – 10:00 PM
AMHA Awards Gala
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AMHA Sponsors "Live" Safe Sport Training
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The American Morgan Horse Association is hosting a “live,” US Center for Safe Sport Training in conjunction with its upcoming 2019 Annual Meeting and Convention being held in San Antonio, Texas.
The training, led by US Center for Safe Sport Training and Technical Assistance Manager Dan Mills
2 to 4 PM Central time - Wednesday, February 6.
Register now. Space is limited.
This “live” training can be completed in lieu of the online course with the US Center for Safe Sport and will satisfy the training requirement for US Equestrian members. If you attend this live training presentation, your safe sport training requirement with US Equestrian will be fulfilled for the following 12-month period.
Please contact AMHA Executive Director Carrie J. Mortensen
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Attention Stallion Owners!
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Judges Announced for 2019 Grand National
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The Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show® is pleased to announce verbal agreements with the following judges for 2019:
CLASSIC/PARK/PLEASURE
Michael Carpenter of Sutton, MA
Susi Rambler Day of Versailles, KY
Luman Wadhams of Warren, VT
John Warner of Upton, KY
HUNTER/WESTERN
Coby Holowacz of Hamden, NY
Melissa Moore of Versailles, KY
Cheri Barber of Reddick, FL
Christine Nava-Moulthrop of Kingston, MA
EQUITATION
Michael Craghead of Fresno, CA
Bret Day of Versailles, KY
Lisa Hillmer of Kearney, MO
Terry Jones Brennan of Hollister, CA
Sheri Odom of Lake Havasu City, AZ
Plans are underway for another great show in Oklahoma City showcasing some of the greatest Morgans in the world.
Competition begins Saturday, October 12 with three shows daily through Saturday, October 19.
Show times will be at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. each day.
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US Equestrian has announced the selection of the 2019 U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Stripes and Stars Teams. The Stripes Team will compete at the 2019 U.S. Saddle Seat Invitational Test Event from May 2-3, in New Orleans, Louisiana, against teams from South Africa. The Stars Team will compete at the 2019 U.S. Saddle Seat Invitational Test Event from October 31 - November 2, in Las Vegas, Nevada, against Canada.
Following an incredible number of applications received from saddle seat breed members around the country, three Morgan athletes have been selected to the U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Stripes and Stars Teams.
U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Stripes Team-Three-Gaited
• Kerrianne Adamek (Murrysville, Pa.)
U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Stripes Team-Three-Gaited:
• Dawson Archibald (Andover, Kan.)
• Alayna Locascio (Dayton, Ohio)
US Equestrian formed the U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams with the purpose of developing riders for future Saddle Seat World Cup competitions. During years that the Saddle Seat World Cup competition is not held, members of the Young Riders teams will be eligible to represent the United States in other international competitions.Unlike the selection process for the U.S. Saddle Seat World Cup Team, riders did not attend live tryouts to be selected. Instead, the selection of riders was based on application and video submissions.
The U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams are supported by grants from the
USA Equestrian Trust
. Additional contribution opportunities can be found by visiting www.usef.org/donate. Select U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders in the dropdown menu.
For additional information or questions regarding the 2019 U.S. Saddle Seat Young Riders Teams, please visit
www.usasaddleseatworldcup.org
or contact Erin DesNoyers, Director National Affiliates, by phone at (859) 225-6977 or via email at
edesnoyers@usef.org
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National Museum of the Morgan Horse Update
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The Museum Director position was eliminated from the NMMH budget effective December 29, 2018. Therefore, the museum is temporarily closed to all research requests and other collections/archives questions while we transition through a restructuring period. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this adjustment. If you have questions or need assistance during this time, please AMHA at
info@morganhorse.com
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The Board of Directors continue to work diligently to ensure the proper placement and continuation of the National Museum of the Morgan Horse. Unfortunately, the previously outlined proposal from the Eastern States Exposition Center (often referred to as “The Big E”) has not proven feasible due to the inability for them to obtain a lead donor for their renovations.
However, AMHA is excited to announce that we are currently in negotiations to establish an exhibit at Pineland Farms located in New Gloucester, Maine. Morgan horse trainer Rick Lane is the resident trainer and visitors to the exhibit will have direct contact and viewing with our beloved breed.
It is a unique opportunity as Pineland Farms has thousands of visitors each year including tour buses with as many as 200 people at a time. Located just a short drive from Portland (where many cruise ships dock for day excursions), the farm is open to the public year round. Visitors will be able to view the exhibit, see live horse demonstrations and pick up materials to assist them in locating all things Morgan once they return to their home state.
In addition to the main exhibit, a research station, a reading room/library and a Walk of Honor Hallway for the many annual AMHA awards (connecting the exhibit area to the banquet facilities which overlook the indoor arena) are planned. We look forward to announcing more details as they are finalized as well as providing an invitation to all for the ribbon cutting of this exhibit.
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2019 AMHA Open Competion
Guidelines Announced
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Guidelines for AMHA's Open Competition Program for the 2019 season are now available and can be found
here
. For more information on this program, contact Kristen Kelly at (802) 985-4944 ext. 401 or
kristen@morganhorse.com
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1st Quarter AMHA Directors Meeting
Coming Up February 7, 2019
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The First Quarter AMHA Board of Directors Meeting will be held in San Antonio, Texas on
Thursday, February 7, 2019 beginning at 9 a.m. local, Central Time
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Those attending in person can join this open meeting located in the Fredericksburg A-D room at the Hyatt Hill Country Resort & Spa (location of the 2019 Annual Membership Meeting & Convention).
If you wish to join via teleconference, the number and code are as follows:
Thursday, February 7, 9 a.m.– 10:15 a.m. Central. Teleconference Phone +1 (872) 240-3311, Passcode: 878-435-389
AMHA will attempt to show the Open Forum, being held Thursday, February 7 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Central, as a Facebook Live Event on its Facebook page,
Sharing Carrots
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For more information, contact Executive Director, Carrie Mortensen at (802) 985-4944, ext. 201 or
execdir@morganhorse.com
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And, if you haven’t cast your ballot, please remember to do so. You can still vote electronically until 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, February 7 or live at the convention on Friday, February 8 from 8:30 a.m. until the beginning of the Annual Membership Meeting at 3:30 p.m. We encourage EVERYONE to participate in the governance of your association.
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2018 AMHA Board Of Directors
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Steven Handy
Kate Kirsch
C. A. "Tony" Lee
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Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, South America, Europe, Africa
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P Vicki Bennett
Kris Breyer
Harlan Grunden
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Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin, Central America, all U.S. Territories, and remainder of North American except Canada
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Carol Fletcher
Mari Sanderson
Terri Sturm
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Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, Canada, New Zealand
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American Morgan Horse Association
4066 Shelburne Rd.
Suite 5
Shelburne, VT 05482
(802) 985-4944
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Updates to AMHA Board and Standing Committee Minutes
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Meeting minutes are posted to the website once they are officially approved by the Board of Directors.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the office during working hours of Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
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Included in the last section of this newsletter:
Activity Calendars & MHAO Board Info
Northwest Horse Show Dates
Other Dates
Board Members
Board Meeting Dates
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Gay Adams, Acting Editor | Morgan Horse Association of Oregon
(503) 936-4276 | sunstonemorgans@comcast.net
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