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APHA raises $18,000 for St. Jude's
More than 130 riders "Saddled Up for St. Jude" for a ride sponsored by APHA and Benbrook Stables on May 3 in Benbrook, Texas. More than $18,000 was raised through donations, as well as silent and live auctions. Nearly 60 businesses made donations of money and auction items to help the cause.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Vice President and columnist Bob Ray Sanders served as honorary trail boss of the ride, along with Texas State Representative Dan Barrett and APHA President-elect John Corbin. Kevin Hardcastle, president of the Oklahoma Paint Horse Club, donated $2,000 from his club.
For more details, visit apha.com
Also, read Bob Ray's newspaper column at star-telegram.com.com
APHA Registration and transfer discounts still available
The newest benefit to joining and becoming an active member of the American Paint Horse Association is to save money. For a limited time, APHA is offering members significant savings on transactions through the Registration Incentive program.
Current Fees 2YO 3YO+ Registration Incentive Rate
Regular Registry $250 $500 $100 ($150 / $400 svgs)
Solid Paint-Bred $50 $100 $50 ($50 svgs)
Registering Older Horses
The incentive allows current owners with multiple unrecorded transfers of a registered Paint Horse to update ownership into their name for only one $15 transfer fee per horse, and is available for both Regular Registry and Solid Paint-Breds. APHA encourages owners to take advantage of the opportunity to register older Paint Horses at a greatly reduced rate and save up to $400.
Discounts are also being offered on multiple transfers, while a number of certificate corrections are being offered at no charge.
Look over your horses’ registration certificates at this time and submit any updates to APHA to bring your records and the association’s up-to-date. For more information on these limited-time savings, visit apha.com or call (817) 834-2742.
Michigan resident named APHA World Show artist
Cindy Price of Bellaire, Mich., was recently named as the official 2008 World Championship Paint Horse Show artist. Price bested 87 other entries from across the U.S. and Canada with her submission, including award-winning and previous World Show artists. Her artwork, which is titled “Painted Beauty,” will be unveiled at the premier Paint Horse competition this summer.
Price’s painting, which features a beautiful head shot of a vividly-colored Paint Horse, will be available during the show at the Colors of the West Gift Show in the APHA General Store booth as a commemorative poster and on official 2008 World Show merchandise. Signed versions of the poster will also be available for purchase. In addition, the piece will be showcased on the cover of the World Show Program.
Learn more about 2008 World Show artist Cindy Price at aphaworldshow.com. To see more examples of her work, visit cindypriceart.com.
Purchase a new Hart Trailer, join USRider
Hart Trailers—the official trailer of APHA—is offering a complimentary one-year membership to the USRider Equestrian Motor Plan to every APHA member who purchases a new Hart trailer in 2008.
The sponsorship opportunity benefits many APHA members, considering many spend a lot of time on the road with their horses. USRider is a nationwide roadside assistance plan created especially for equestrians. It includes standard features such as flat-tire repair, battery assistance and lock-out services. The membership also includes towing up to 100 miles and roadside repairs for tow vehicles and trailers with horses, along with emergency stabling, veterinary referrals and more.
To learn more about Hart Trailers, visit harttrailer.com or call (888) 810-HART. For more information on the USRider Equestrian Motor Plan, visit usrider.org or call (800) 844-1409.
Colorful twins make their debut at Charlie Daniels’ Twin Pines Ranch
After devoting more than 25 years to raising quality Paints and advancing the American Paint Horse breed, country-rock legend Charlie Daniels recently received the prize of a lifetime at his Twin Pines Ranch—a set of healthy, twin Paint fillies.
The now spunky and vivacious twins, sired by ranch stallion HLF Smokin Ace and out of Ms Paseos County AQHA, were born in the fields of the Lebanon, Tenn., ranch during the morning hours of April 23.
While it is unusual for a mare to give birth to twins and even more rare for both foals to be healthy, the twins known as “Okie” and “Rose” around the ranch seem to be like any normal young Paints. The health and vitality of the foals can be attributed to Twin Pine’s Ranch Manager Thurman Mullins, who has been caring for them around the clock. When the twin Paints were first born, Mullins, like any dedicated horse owner, was concerned that they would be weak and unhealthy.
“We were real tickled when we first realized we had twin Paint foals,” said Mullins. “Then all the negatives I’ve heard about twin foals started jumping around in my head, but so far we have been very blessed.”
To read the full article, visit apha.com.
Purchase photos from APHA
Been to an APHA event lately? Want photos of your child riding an American Paint Horse?
Then check out APHA's new shutterfly site and find images of APHA members and friends enjoying APHA-sponsored activities, including Kids Day and the Saddle Up for St. Jude trail ride.
Special Thanks to our Sponsors
The support of APHA’s corporate and World Show sponsors is crucial to the success of the biggest and richest Paint Horse event. You can show your appreciation for their support by giving them your business. Stop by and visit them in the Colors of the West Gift Show while you’re in Fort Worth.
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World Show: June 21-July 5, 2008.
With World Show fast appraoching, exhibitors may be wondering what sort of awards could end up in their trailer on the way home. Click here to check out the 2008 World Show awards list (subject to change).
The tentative World Show schedule and forms are available on-line at aphaworldshow.com. Please note that there have been changes made since the schedule was first posted.
Class entry listings are now available online. Click here to look at class entries by class.
Per the decision of the Executive Committee, all classes will be held as scheduled in 2008. No classes will be combined or cancelled due to lack of entries. However, please be aware that all classes with less than six entries will be subject to review and possible cancellation in future years.
New Classes offered in 2008
World Championship Classes
Youth Working Cow Horse
Amateur Western Riding Classic 19-44 / Masters 45 & Over (Split)
Amateur Jumping
Novice Amateur Cutting
Broodmares
Solid Paint-Bred 3-Year-Old & Older Mares
Solid Paint-Bred 2-Year-Old Stallions
Solid Paint-Bred 3-Year-Old & Older Stallions
Solid Paint-Bred 2-Year-Old Geldings
Solid Paint-Bred 3-Year-Old & Older Geldings Specialty Classes
*These classes are NOT World Championship classes but WILL receive APHA Points.
Novice Youth Showmanship
Novice Youth Hunt Seat Equitation
Novice Youth Hunter Under Saddle
Novice Youth Horsemanship
Novice Youth Western Pleasure
Specialty Classes
*These classes are NOT World Championship classes and WILL NOT receive APHA Points.
Tobiano 2-Year-Old Stallions
Tobiano 3-Year-Old & Older Stallions
Tobiano 2-Year-Old Geldings
Tobiano 3-Year-Old & Older Geldings
Tobiano 2-Year-Old Mares
Tobiano 3-Year-Old & Older Mares Challenge & Sweepstakes Classes
*These classes are NOT World Championship classes and WILL NOT receive APHA Points.
4 & 5-Year-Old Working Cow Horse Challenge
4 & 5-Year-Old Reining Challenge
Team Roping Sweepstakes
Classes moving from the World Show to the Fall Championship Show
November 6-15, 2008
The following classes will be moved from the World Championship Paint Horse Show to the APHA Fall Championship Show beginning in 2008: World Championship Classes
Weanling Halter - Stallions, Mares & Geldings (Open, Amateur & Solid Paint-Bred)
Yearling Halter - Stallions, Mares & Geldings (Open, Amateur & Solid Paint-Bred)
Yearling Longe Line (Open, Amateur & Solid Paint-Bred)
2-Year-Old Western Pleasure (Open)
2-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle (Open)
Challenge Classes
3-Year-Old Western Pleasure Challenge
3-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle Challenge
3-Year-Old Reining Challenge
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2008 World Show Hotel Reservations
Hurry and get a special discount by making your reservation through the participating hotels. When placing your reservation be sure to request the special APHA rate.
The hotel list and rates are available on the 2008 World Show Web site. If you have questions, please contact Jennifer Frye at (817) 834-2742, extension 335.
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APHA thanks our 2008 World Show Champion of Champions!
Buckle Patrons select the class(es) they wish to sponsor and are recognized in the World Show Program and on arena signs. The cost to sponsor both buckles in a class is $1,000.
Thank you to the dedicated APHA membeers who have committed to be 2008 Buckle Patrons. New patrons are indicated in red.
C.R. Parr & Associates, P.C. Mary Ellen Stanley of High Point Farm
Dana & Haley Hall Mike and Gretchen Hachtel of Espuela Ranch
Elka Daroga Pacific First Corp.
Folino Family Triple F Ranch Painted Diamond Show Horses
Gist Silversmiths Ron and JoAnna Shelly
KC Montgomery Photgraphics Russell Feed and Supply
K Diamond K, Inc Samantha Pavletich & Family
Kiser Products Sheri & Erica Lang
Lazy JN Ranch Susan Wilson
Linda and Monica Jesinghaus The Equine Chronicle
Marissa Eddy Video Horse World
Markel Insurance Western Horseman
Christina and Tina of Montebello Ranch, LLC
Golden Spur Ranch, In Memory of Sonnys CayanneCraz
In Memory of Judy Eldridge
Wildes Show Horses / Elite Show Horses
Ed & Kathy Thompson, E & K Farm
Christine Weiser, In Memory of Whos Zippers Down
K Diamond K Paints, In Memory of Doodly Du
Simons Show Horses, In Memory of Lynn Simons
Wachovia Securities, Copeland-Gebbie-Gothard Wealth Management
Anne-Marie Fortenberry and Shenandoah Stables
Green Country Paint Horse Club – Tulsa March Mania
To become a Champion of Champions Buckle Patron please contact Special Events Coordinator, Jessica McGuirk, by e-mail, or (817) 834-2742, extension 331.
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Get involved with Paint World Games
As 2008 is an Olympic year, it is especially fitting that it also marks the third international Youth competition, the Paint World Games. This competition, to be held Thursday, June 26 and sponsored by Purina Mills, will feature Youth representing their country in four divisions: trail, showmanship, horsemanship and reining.
Teams will be assigned horses at the show and have a limited, supervised amount of time to work with their horses before competition begins.
This program runs entirely off of donations from generous APHA members and sponsors. If you would like to get involved in a worthwhile program that fosters good international relations at the Youth level, please let us know. Providing horses for the competition, donating money and offering free farm tours for the visiting teams are all ways to become involved.
For more information, visit aphaworldshow.com, or contact the Director of Youth Activities at (817) 834-2742, extension 248, or via e-mail.
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Stacy Westfall Clinic!
The APHA World Championship Show is proud to announce that this year’s Educational Seminar will feature Stacy Westfall and is presented by SmartPak. An accomplished horsewoman, trainer and competitor, Stacy has uncovered ways to communicate with your horse that make the reins unnecessary.
Her goal is to have the most clear communication possible with the horse. Having won NRHA and AQHA Freestyle Reining Championships bareback and bridleless, it was no shock when Stacy went on to win the prestigious Road to the Horse competition.
If you want to learn how to “think like a horse” in order to better communicate with your horse for better overall results, then join us on Saturday, June 28th at 2:00 PM at the Watt Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The event is free, so arrive early for the best seats!
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Colors of the West Gift Show,
an equine shopper’s paradise
The 2008 World Show would not be complete without the popular Colors of the West Gift Show. More than 100 exhibitors will offer the finest products for the equine enthusiasts.
While you shop, APHA will provide live entertainment, clinicians, and seminars in the Purina Mills Colors of the West arena, located in the heart of the Amon Carter Building.
We will also be hosting two exciting events for both children and adults.
On June 28th join APHA and the Colors of the West Gift Show for the third annual Kids Day, from 9 am-5 pm. This is a chance for your kids to ride a real American Paint Horse, compete in barrel races on their Paint stick horse, have their faces painted into their favorite animals, and enjoy the Radio Disney appearance.
Then, on July 4th from 5 pm-8 pm, adults can join APHA for drinks and hors d’oeuvres during our Colors of the West Gift Show Sip & See. The first 250 shoppers will receive a goodie bag full of discount coupons and exciting prizes.
For more information on the Colors of the West Gift Show and hosted events, please contact Jessica McGuirk, by e-mail, or (817) 834-2742, extension 331.
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Singing Opportunity!
Can you dazzle the crowd with your singing abilities? Would you like the chance to honor our country and sing at a nationally-recognized event?
The APHA will be selecting National Anthem singers for the World Championship Show, June 22 - July 5, 2008 held at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas, to perform the anthem before evening horse show performances.
If you are interested in singing or doing a performance of some kind to the National Anthem, drill pattern on horseback, salute to the flag, etc., please contact Jennifer Frye.
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Performance Opportunities
If you have a Paint Horse that has WORLD CLASS TALENT, we’d love to know about it! We have opportunities for performances at our World Show and one might be just for you and your talented horse.
Opportunities range from a training/teaching atmosphere where the “talent” is hosting clinics and seminars to more performance/show oriented opportunities. The Paint Horse is the best breed in the world and we want to make that evident at this year’s World Show!
If you have a horse that could play a part, please contact Jennifer Frye and let us know what your special Paint can do!
Cool off this summer with the APHA General Store!
Cool off this summer with great summer fashions from APHA. The General Store has you covered to keep you looking good both at and away from summer horse shows.
You are sure to find something to suit your style!
Check out these great products at great prices. Visit the APHA General Store and order on-line or call toll-free (877) 460-6275.
New sale format to premiere at the APHA Fall Championship Show
he American Paint Horse Association (APHA) and Professional Auction Services will debut the APHA Fall Championship Show Select Sale, presented by Markel Insurance, on November 8, 2008, in the W.R. Watt Arena at the Will Rogers Memorial Center complex in Fort Worth, Texas. Featuring multiple sessions, the new auction format offers first-session Paints the chance to enroll in the innovative “APHA Sale Stakes” program—special reining, Western pleasure, hunter under saddle, longe line and halter competition—that promises big cash payouts.
To learn more about APHA Sale Stakes eligibility requirements and full details about the APHA Fall Championship Show Select Sale, visit aphafallchampionship.com
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World Championship Classes
APHA is looking forward to the addition of the world-class fall specialty show for American Paint Horses. The Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas, will be home to the November 6 – 15, 2008 show. In addition to the World Championship classes, there will be many added-money classes, sweepstakes and jackpot classes offered at the Fall Championship Show.
The 2008 Fall Championship Show schedule is now available on-line at aphafallchampionship.com
The Fall Championship Show Premium Book will be available at World Show and mailed in July.
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Slot Update
Slot Class deadline has been extended until August 1.
APHA is now offering the opportunity for late slot purchases for remaining slots at an increased purchase price. Remaining $1,500 slots are now available for $2,250 and $2,500 slots are now $3,750. All late slot applications will have to name their horse and exhibitor by the August 1 deadline (which is also the deadline for current owners to nominate their horse & exhibitor).
All slot classes, with an estimated payout of $600,000, will be held prior to the corresponding World Championship class(es) during the show. Watch for available slots on-line at aphafallchampionship.com.
Slot Classes to Be Offered at the APHA Fall Championship Show:
Existing Slot classes:
Yearling Longe Line Slot – estimated $45,000 payout
Yearling Mares Slot – estimated $75,000 payout
Yearling Stallions Slot (split) – estimated $75,000 payout
Yearling Geldings Slot (split) – estimated $75,000 payout
3 & 4-Year-Old Novice Horse Western Pleasure Slot – estimated $75,000 payout
3 & 4-Year-Old Novice Horse Hunter Under Saddle Slot – estimated $75,000 payout
New Slot Classes Introduced:
Weanling Mares Slot – estimated $45,000 payout
Weanling Stallions & Geldings Slot – estimated $45,000 payout
2-Year-Old Novice Horse Western Pleasure Slot – estimated $45,000 payout
2-Year-Old Novice Horse Hunter Under Saddle Slot – estimated $45,000 payout
Slot Classes criteria and applications are available on our Fall Championship Show Web site aphafallchampionship.com.
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Breeders' Futurity 2009
The Breeders' Futurity is a prestigious competition featuring the finest American Paint Horses and exhibitors in the world competing in a select slate of classes designed to showcase the offspring of the American Paint Horse Stallions enrolled in the Breeders' Trust program and the mares bred to theses stallions.
The competitions' class structure has been divided into four categories:
for Regular Registry offspring of Breeders' Trust stallions whose advertised stud fee is at or above the Breeders' Trust Private Treaty fee of $750.
for Regular Registry offspring of Breeders' Trust stallions whose advertised stud fee is lower than $699.
for all Solid Paint-Bred offspring, regardless of stallion's stud fee.
is an elite Weanling Halter Futurity for Regular Registry offspring. Foals are made eligible by the stallion owner, who must pay a $100 enrollment nomination for every mare listed on the stallion breding report. These foals are also eligible for the Gold or Silver Divisions.
Check out the classes and find information in the latest issue of the Paint Horse Journal.
Attention NSBA and NRHA participants
Don't miss out on the opportunity to win extra incentive funds from the Paint Preferred program during upcoming events.
All APHA registered horses entered in the 3-Year-Old Western Pleasure and 3-Year-Old Hunter Under Saddle classes at the National Snaffle Bit Association World Championship Show and the Open division at the National Reining Horse Association could be eligible.
The NSBA World Championship Show will be held August 20 to 24 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The NRHA Futurity will take place November 27 to December 6 in Oklahoma City.
For more information and complete rules for APHA's Paint Preferred Program, contact Jessica McGuirk at (817) 834-2742, extension 331, or visit apha.com.
Donate on-line to win this new tractor
Have you tried your hand at winning a fully-loaded tractor?
A total of 168 people have taken a chance on the 2008 New Holland Tractor and Loader package and only 750 tickets are available, so don't miss your chance to take home a tractor or one of the other great prizes. Now the Foundation has added even more great prizes!
Here's what you can win:
Grand Prize: 2008 Model T2210 New Holland Tractor/Loader Package ($25,000 value)
2nd Prize: APHA Wool Jacket ($140 value)
3rd Prize: APHA Halter, Bridle and Arena Travel Bag Set ($120 value)
Everyone is a winner in the program. If you donate by May 31, you will receive five free packs of limited-edition APHA trading cards.
Call us today at (817) 834-2742. Or donate on-line at aphfoundation.org. Only 750 donations will be accepted and eligible for the prize drawings.
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Filly Addition!
Moore 6-J Paint Horses of Huntsville, Texas, has offered to upgrade its filly donation to now include Gay Bars Christi, whose trainability and talent are superb. The Moores, outstanding supporters of AjPHA, are donating a yearling filly for the fifth consecutive year.
Gay Bars Christi will be presented to her new owner July 5, the final night of the World Championship Paint Horse Show, in Fort Worth, Texas. Donations for a chance to win the filly are only $10 and can be made on-line at aphfoundation.com. Tickets will also be available during the World Show and from AjPHA members.
The pedigree of a champion
The newly-offered sorrel tobiano yearling filly has the pedigree of a true champion. Her sire, Mr Gay Bar Freckles, has proven himself as a standout in the reining pen. Mr Gay Bar Freckles placed in the Top 5 once and the Top 10 twice at the World Championship Paint Horse Show in reining. Sold in 2006, he made his way to Sweden where he was shown in Amateur Reining at the European Championships, winning Reserve Champion.
The filly’s championship pedigree doesn’t stop there. Her grandsire, Gay Bar Olena, is an APHA World and Reserve Champion reining horse. Her pedigree also extends back to include APHA World Champion and NCHA Money earner Delta Olena. While reining seems to be dominate in her pedigree, Gay Bar Christi’s maternal grandsire, Nu Flyer, earned an APHA Reserve World Championship title in tie-down roping.
Donations for a chance to win the filly are only $10 and can be made on-line at aphfoundation.org. You can also see her in action in a short video.
Featured Show from the June issue of the Paint Horse Journal. Click here to subscribe.
Take a gamble
Leave the slots and come put your money on winning points with your Paint Horse at the Sharon Bates Memorial Paint-O-Rama in Fallon, Nevada, on June 6-7.
Held at the Churchill County Fairgrounds and sponsored by the Nevada Paint Horse Club (NPHC), the show was created in 2004 to honor the life of Bates, an active Paint Horse enthusiast for more than 20 years in California and Nevada.
Helping out everyone's pocketbooks is NPHC's Poor-Boy format, which allows exhibitors to show to all four judges for only $228. Otherwise, it's $50 a judge, plus club fees. Stall and shavings expenses are not included.
The NPHC show awards club and national points for class prizes, and generous year-end awards are offered for every class that has a qualifying horse or horses.
The Churchill County Fairgrounds has an arena for roping, cattle and working horse classes on Friday evening, a separate one for other classes on Saturday and a warm-up arena available all weekend. All three arenas are outdoors. More than 300 covered and uncovered stalls and pens will be reserved for the POR as well, and exhibitors may stay overnight in the fairgounds' RV spots.
Judging the 2-day show are Brad Jones of Ogden, Utah; Bill Golliet of Hagerman, New Mexico; Kay Colvin of Lansing, Kansas; and Judy Wright of Yucaipa, California.
For more information, log on to the NPHC website. Additional information can be obtained from Show Manager Sharon Avery at (775) 867-3154 or Show Secretaries Roy and Carol Bock at (775) 867-4440.
It is easy to see that the show season is underway! There are 234 upcoming shows and events listed in the june issue of the Paint Horse Journal, too many to list in this e-news. For the complete listings, searchable by month, zone or state/province, click here.
Zone 7 geldings have the opportunity to win up to $1,000
Join APHA at the Zone 7 Zone-O-Rama hosted in Allentown, New Jersey, August 2-3. All Regular Registry Geldings 4 years old and older could be eligible for Gelding Plus earnings.
The Gelding Plus program promotes aged Paint geldings 4 years old and older worldwide by paying out $3,000 to each of the 11 Zone shows and select international shows each year.
$1,000 will be awarded to the Open Regular Registry High-Point Performance Gelding and $500 will be awarded to each of the Amateur, Novice Amateur, Youth 14-18, and Youth 13 & Under Regular Registry High-Point Performance Geldings. The owner of the horse must be a current member of APHA and reside in the Zone 7 region.
For more information and complete rules for APHA's Gelding Plus Program, contact Jessica McGuirk at (817) 834-2742, extension 331, or visit apha.com.
Consider an adventure with the American Paint Horse Association in 2008.
Black Hills Trail Ride
Custer, South Dakota
Sponsored by the South Dakota Paint Horse Club
July 11-13, 2008
This ride, hosted by the South Dakota Paint Horse Club, trails though peaceful country with fresh air, sparkling night stars, surrounded by the Black Hills National Forest.
Pole Mountain Trail Ride
Between Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyoming
Sponsored by the Wyoming Paint Horse Club
July 11-13, 2008
This ride, hosted by the Wyoming Paint Horse Club, explores some of the Medicine Bow National Forest's 55,000 acres, which includes rolling hills of short-grass prairie, large rock formations and streams. Also, many of the north-facing slopes are filled with forests of lodgepole and ponderosa pine, Douglas fir and aspen. E–mail or call (307) 637–3878 for trail ride details or to register.
Fort Robinson Ride
Crawford, Nebraska
September 1-6, 2008
The ultimate horseman's vacation, this is the ride APHA members keep coming back to year after year.
The Fort Robinson ride offers breathtaking views and outstanding trails that pass through tall-grass prairies, breathtaking rock formations and Ponderosa forests. The area is rich in the history of the American West.
APHA trail rides are sponsored by Gist Silversmiths and Hart Trailers.
For updates and more information about 2008 APHA Trail Rides, visit apha.com, contact Cindy Grier by e–mail, or call (817) 222–6413.
It’s not too late to enroll in PAC
It’s not too late to enroll in the Paint Alternative Competition (PAC) Program.
Whether you are an exhibitor waiting to enroll your horse or a club or organization waiting to give show dates, it’s not too late! Come on and join the PAC!
ENROLL HERE!
Do you have a Great Ride?
Does your favorite trail offer riding enjoyment, scenic vistas or an interesting history?
If so, drop staff writer Megan Larson an e-mail and share your ride, along with a few photos of your Paint Horse companion enjoying the trip as well.
Are you planning a trip soon, but have never explored the trail before? Let us know and your equestrian trail adventure could be featured as the Paint Horse Journal's next Great Ride!
Fire prevention, farm safety podcasts available
Safety is a year-round business, but it becomes a top priority in the spring as farm owners and managers get more active in their stables and fields.
To help remind horse owners of basic safety principles, the Equine Science Center at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, has posted two new podcasts on iTunes: "Fire Prevention on a Farm" and "Farm Safety Recommendations."
"Fire Prevention on a Farm" runs for just under eight minutes, while "Farm Safety Recommendations" lasts eight and a half minutes. They are available for listening or downloading on the Rutgers podcast site at iTunes.Rutgers.edu and via a link on the home page of the Equine Science Center Web site, ESC.Rutgers.edu.
Visit thehorse.com Web site to read the full press release.
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