Kneehill Championship Regional Show

Transcription

1 Show Program Kneehill Championship Regional Show July 11 & 12, 2009 Olds Cow Palace, Olds, Alberta Judge: The Honorable Ms. Edie Gandy of Winterhaven, Florida Approved by PHAC for Double Points Sanctioned by FOSH Sanctioned by AWHA Sponsored by Peruvian Enthusiasts and Recreational Riders Unlimited Box 586 Linden, Alberta T0M 1J0

2 PJP Buena Suerte (PJP Diamante del Norte X Aranuela CM) ARNIE & STEPHANIE THIESSEN PORT COLBORNE, ONTARIO pasotyme@vaxxine.com Phone:

3 2009 KNEEHILL CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL SHOW FOSH All-Gaited Versatility Division Peruvian Paso Horse Championship Show & Tennessee Walking Horse Championship Show July 11 & 12, 2009 The VERSATILITY DIVISION offers PRIZE MONEY - OPEN TO ALL GAITED HORSES Sanctioned by FOSH (Friends of the Sound Horse) DOUBLE POINTS FOR PERUVIAN HORSES (PHAC) POINTS FOR TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES (Sanctioned by AWHA) OLDS CALOURI PAVILION, Olds, Alberta JUDGE: The Honourable Ms Edie Gandy of Winterhaven, Florida, USA SHOW OFFICIALS: Show Manager.. Phoebe Soles Show Steward (Peruvian Div). Rhonda Lemmon Show Steward (Walker Div) Phoebe Soles Ring Steward... Kathy Boland Show Secretary... Wanda Malsbury Veterinarians on call. Olds Pioneer Vet Clinic (403) Chinook Country Vet Clinic (403) Announcer... Daryl Olson Ring Admission Steward... Ribbons.. Katie Peters Trophies. Mimi Busk-Downey Barn Supervisor... Mimi Busk-Downey (403) Hospitality... Chris Thurn Sponsorships Chris Thurn & Mimi Busk-Downey Show committee Wanda Malsbury, Chris Thurn, Mimi Busk- Downey, Kathy Boland, Phoebe Soles THIS SHOW IS SPONSORED BY PERRU PERUVIAN ENTHUSIASTS AND RECREATIONAL RIDERS UNLIMITED AND IS A BENEFIT FOR THE THREE HILLS HOME CARE EQUIPMENT FUND AND THE KNEEHILL AMBULANCE SOCIETY We would like to acknowledge and THANK all of the above people who have donated their time and worked very hard to make this show a reality, both before and during the event.

4 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2009 Saturday Morning Classes beginning promptly at 8:30 am following Exhibitor meeting with Judge at 8:00 AM. CLASS # EVENT QUALIFIES FOR: 1 Tennessee Walking Horse Halter AWHA YE Award Champion Halter 2 Peruvian Geldings 4 & Over in Bit - Luxury Ch & Res Luxury Gelding+ 3 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Saddle Equitation in Bit 13 & Over High Point Peruvian Junior* 4 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Saddle Equitation in Bit 12 & Under High Point Peruvian Junior* 5 TWH Plantation Pleasure 2 Gait Novice Horse TWH Champion 2 Gait 6 Peruvian Geldings, 3 & 4 Years in Bozal Best Bozal+ 7 OGB Equitation - Western/English/Australian/Plantation Versatility 8 Peruvian Mares, 3 & 4 Years in Bozal Best Bozal+ TWH Champion 2 Gait + AWHA YE 9 TWH Plantation Pleasure 2 Gait open Awards Ch Jr/Sr 2 Gait 10 Peruvian Mares 4 & Over in Bit - Breeding Ch & Res Br Mare* 11 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Pleasure in Bit 13 & Over High Point Peruvian Junior* 12 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Pleasure in Bit 12 & Under High Point Peruvian Junior* 13 Peruvian Stallions 3 & 4 Years in Bozal Best Bozal+ 14 OGB Country Pleasure 2 Gait -In Bit, Hackamore, Bozal or Sidepull Versatility, FOSH 15 Peruvian Open Gait in Bit or Bozal Novice to Ride Peruvian High Point Novice 16 Peruvian Stallions 4 & Over in Bit - Breeding Ch & Res Br Stallion LUNCH BREAK ½ hour to one hour to be determined at conclusion of morning competition. Saturday Afternoon Performance Versatility + AWHA YE Awards 17 OGB Trail Obstacle Bit, Bozal, Hackamore or Sidepull 2 Gait Trail, FOSH 18 Peruvian Mares 4 & Over in Bit - Pleasure Ch & Res Pl Mare+ 19 Peruvian Junior Rider Evian Class in Bit 13 & Over High Point Peruvian Junior 20 Peruvian Junior Rider Evian Class in Bit 12 & Under High Point Peruvian Junior 21 Peruvian Amateur to Ride in Bit - Breeding/Luxury Ch & Res Breeding+ 22 OGB Pole Bending in Gait - Timed Gymkhana Versatility AWHA YE Awards Youth/ Adult, FOSH 23 Peruvian Geldings 4 & Over in Bit - Pleasure Ch & Res Pl Geld+ 24 Peruvian Open Equitation in Bit or Bozal Novice to Ride Peruvian High Point Novice 25 Peruvian Stallions 4 & Over in Bit - Pleasure Ch & Res Pl Stallion+ 26 Peruvian Amateur-Owner to Ride in Bit - Pleasure Ch & Res Pleasure+ 27 OGB Dressage Pattern - In Bit Versatility, FOSH

5 SUNDAY, JULY Prueba for Peruvian Championship Qualifiers - 7:30 AM SHARP Morning Classes beginning promptly at 8:30 am. CLASS # EVENT QUALIFIES FOR: 28 Peruvian Geldings 4 & Over in Bit - Gait Peruvian Best Gaited+ 29 OGB Pairs Performance in Gait Versatility 30 Peruvian Open Pleasure in Bit or Bozal Novice to Ride Peruvian High Point Novice 31 Peruvian Mares 4 & Over in Bit - Gait Peruvian Best Gaited+ 32 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Bareback Equitation in Bit 13 & Over High Point Peruvian Junior* 33 Peruvian Junior Rider Open Bareback Equitation in Bit 12 & Under High Point Peruvian Junior* 34 Peruvian Stallions 4 & Over in Bit - Gait Peruvian Best Gaited+ 35 TWH Western Pleasure 2 Gait Novice Horse TWH Champion 2 Gait 36 Peruvian Bozal Gait Open Best Gaited Horse of Show (Optional qualifier) 37 OGB Freestyle Reining in Bit (2 minute limit) Versatility 38 Peruvian Junior Obstacle Reining in Bit 13 & Over and 12 & Under (awarded separately) Peruvian High Point Junior 39 TWH Western Pleasure 2 Gait Open TWH Champion 2 Gait + Jr/Sr Horse AWHA Ch 2 Gait 40 Peruvian Best Bozal Horse of Show 6, 8 & Peruvian Champion & Reserve Champion Luxury Gelding 2 & Peruvian Champion & Reserve Champion Breeding Mare 10 & OGB Egg Stomp in Gait - Timed Versatility 44 Peruvian Champion & Reserve Ch Breeding Stallion 16 & 21 LUNCH BREAK ½ hour to one hour to be determined at conclusion of morning competition. SUNDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE 45 Peruvian Champion & Reserve Champion Pleasure Gelding 23 & Peruvian Champion & Reserve Champion Pleasure Mare 18 & Peruvian Champion & Reserve Champion Pleasure Stallion 25 & Peruvian Champion of Champions Luxury Gelding 41 & Prev Yrs Champions 49 OGB Water Glass Class 2 Gait Versatility, FOSH 50 Peruvian Champion of Champions Breeding Mare 42 & Prev Yrs Champions 51 Peruvian Champion of Champions Breeding Stallion 44 & Prev Yrs Champions 52 Peruvian Champion of Champions Pleasure Gelding 45 & Prev Yrs Champions

6 53 TWH Champion Two-Gaited Horse (Plantation or Western 5, 9, 35 & Peruvian Champion of Champions Pleasure Mare 46 & Prev Yrs Champions High Point & Res. Junior Exhibitor 13 & over and 12 & Under* - Peruvian Division High Point & Res. Junior Exhibitor 17 & Under* Versatility Division 3, 11,19,,32, 38 4, 12, 20, 33, 38 All Versatility Classes 57 Peruvian High Point Novice Rider 15, 24 & Peruvian Champion of Champions Pleasure Stallion 47 & Prev Yrs Champions 59 Peruvian Best Gaited Horse of Show 28, 31, 34 & High Point and Reserve Versatility Horse & Runner Up Prizes of $300, $200 and $100 respectively for the Versatility Award! 7, 14, 17, 22, 27, 29, 37, 43, 49, (top 6 placings are counted) AFTER PRESENTATION OF HI POINT VERSATILITY, A BARRIDA OF PERUVIAN CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS, BEST GAIT & BOZAL, TWH CHAMPION & RES. & HI POINT VERSATILITY WINNER. (This is an impromptu performance to music to close the show!) Qualifying Classes for year-end awards for the AWHA. FOSH OGB signifies Open Gaited Breed, qualified classes for FOSH points. Versatility, only top six placings for each horse will count. Tie breaker - placing in class 14 w/ secondary as placing in class 22. *Age of Junior Exhibitor as of January 1 of the current year ties in Junior classes broken by rideoff. Peruvian Novice Exhibitor not to have won five firsts in approved shows as of January 1, st & 2nd Qualify for championship of appropriate gender and MUST SHOW or forfeit placing. Listen for surprise Jackpot classes to be announced while class is in session throughout the show these classes will award a money prize which will be announced --- and it could be ANY placing in the class, so ANYONE can be the jackpot winner! Thanks to our exhibitors. Your support is appreciated!

7 Discover the Naturally Gaited Peruvian Horse by Mimi Busk-Downey Imagine a horse that is effortless to ride naturally smooth in its gaits, with no bouncing trot. Imagine a Spanish Conquistador strutting toward a group of Inca Kings, the Spaniards sand their horses so magnificent that they appeared to be heaven-sent. Imagine a Peruvian nobleman travelling across the Atacama desert; his bold horse striding relentlessly in that unforgiving terrain. Now imagine YOURSELF, astride a horse with unlimited energy, and yet smooth as glass. The horse rises up beneath you and you feel the thrill of powerful, utterly smooth floating movement, as if on a magic carpet. In the 16 th century, the riding horses of Spain were the naturally gaited Jennets. These were the horses brought to the New World by the conquerors. Some crossed with English horses and became the ancestors of the Mustangs of the American West. As Europe built roads and turned to cart travel, the Jennet horses left in Spain were crossbred with trotting horses, and eventually the Spanish Andalusian became a trotting breed. Spanish gaited horses in North America contributed to other gaited breeds we know today. But all of them were crossed in some way with trotters. Of the ancient gaited Spanish horses, only the horses of Peru were kept pure, due to their geographic isolation between the Andes mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The Peruvian colonists prized the smooth gaits of their riding horses and selectively bred for all the qualities that were important in a good travel horse. There were few roads in Peru, so horseback riding was the main form of transportation. As plantation agriculture developed, so grew the importance of good horses that could be ridden all day checking crops. There were many large sugar cane plantations, including one so big that 500 horses were saddled daily, and it took a week to cross the vast hacienda on horseback. Stamina was a top priority in Peru. Four hundred years of selective breeding has given us the breed we know today. When 21 st century riders first encounter the Peruvian Horse, they are often astounded by how the breed differs from all the horses they have known. First, there is the gait. Unlike trotting horses, the Peruvian moves in smooth transition from a comfortable walk to an easy Paso Llano and then extends to a smooth Sobreandando, which can be as fast as a canter. Each foot moves individually, with a rear and a front foot on the same side working together. Even those who are familiar with gaited horses are impressed when they learn that Peruvian Horses are born with this natural ability. In Peru and North America, the horses are trained and shown entirely natural with no artificial devices. Shoes are not allowed in the show arenas, to maintain the ultimate in a natural horse. Another way that Peruvian horses differ from other breeds is in their inborn physical aptitude to accomplish movements usually found only at the highest level of training. The Peruvian horse must take a long stride and move out efficiently, yet he must also carry his head high and proud. In other breeds, these two qualities are usually not thought possible in the same animal. A Peruvian horse is expected to have a flashy action, with a fairly high step in the front legs, but also be very smooth. This is extremely difficult to find in the same horse in other breeds but is routine in the Peruvian Horse. The Peruvian horse has great energy, yet is calm and easy to handle. And while bursting with brio, they are expected to have a naturally loose, flexible movement. One might say that in the Peruvian horse we find a marriage of opposing characteristics. What aficionados say is that they have discovered the horse the way that horses should be! We invite you to come try one of our Peruvians and find, as many have, that finally the ideal horse is not just a dream, but a reality. The PERRU club sponsors trail rides, clinics and other fun events. For more information on the Peruvian Horse, visit our website at

8 Generations of Excellence We have been breeding Peruvian Horses since Some of our horses have SIX generations of CM breeding in their pedigrees. Our foundation of Soberano CM bloodlines the elite of Cayalti combined with *Piloto and our program of alternating the bloodlines to provide outcrosses, has consistently produced winners. Very importantly, horses we have sold have become valuable breeding stock, show horses and companions for their new owners. That continues to be our goal. CM Inca Roca 2003 Champion Breeding Stallion Champion Pleasure Stallion 2 times Best Gaited Horse of Show Soberano CM National Laureado Breeding & Pleasure 9 Best Gaited Awards in Canada US National Best Gaited Horse CM Innovación times Champion Breeding Stallion 5 times Ch of Ch Breeding Stallion 1 Laureado Breeding title In the past few years, we have sold horses to locations in Canada, the US, Australia and Germany. We have been blessed with wonderful foals from our home-bred stallions and other champions we bred to. We have added select mares to breed to our stallions that carry Soberano blood. We have always limited ourselves to horses, so we must constantly part with exceptional individuals. We invite you to look over our current offerings. If you are looking for a special horse, give us a call. Crescent Moon Ranch Dale Downey & Mimi Busk-Downey Box 449, Acme, Alberta Canada T0M0A0 Phone (403) soberano31@gmail.com Website:

9 Champions and Champion of Champions Kneehill Show Peruvian Division CHAMPION of CHAMPIONS WINNERS CANNOT GO IN QUALIFYING CLASSES IN LATER YEARS in the same division. Horses that won CHAMPION ONLY, MAY enter Qualifying Classes. OR go straight to CH of CH at owner's option 2001 Luxury Gelding Champion Guerrero de Bronce CH of CH None Breeding Mare Champion Macarena CM CH of CH None Breeding Stallion Champion RTP Casino CH of CH None Pleasure Gelding Champion Remiel CM CH of CH None Pleasure Mare Champion Macarena CM CH of CH None Pleasure Stallion Champion RTP Casino CH of CH None 2002 Luxury Gelding Champion Remiel CM CH of CH Remiel CM Breeding Mare Champion Siempre SDR CH of CH Macarena CM Breeding Stallion Champion VR Tupac Yupanqui CH of CH VR Tupac Yupanqui Pleasure Gelding Champion RSTD Recuerdo CH of CH RSTD Recuerdo Pleasure Mare Champion Siempre SDR CH of CH Macarena CM Pleasure Stallion Champion RTP Lunador CH of CH RTP Lunador 2003 Luxury Gelding Champion RJT Colorado Real CH of CH RJT Colorado Real Breeding Mare Champion Tentacion VR CH of CH Tentacion VR Breeding Stallion Champion RTP Lunador CH of CH RTP Lunador Pleasure Gelding Champion RJT Colorado Real CH of CH RJT Colorado Real Pleasure Mare Champion HDF Coqueta CH of CH HDF Coqueta Pleasure Stallion Champion None CH of CH RTP Lunador 2004 Luxury Gelding Champion Solo CM CH of CH Solo CM Breeding Mare Champion Heredera CHR CH of CH Heredera CHR Breeding Stallion Champion Rey Gitano CM CH of CH VR Tupac Yupanqui Pleasure Gelding Champion Don Alfreddo CH of CH RJT Colorado Real Pleasure Mare Champion RSTD Dinastia CH of CH Macarena CM Pleasure Stallion Champion VR Tupac Yupanqui CH of CH VR Tupac Yupanqui 2005 Luxury Gelding Champion RSTD Elegante CH of CH SRO Tiempo Breeding Mare Champion RJT Celestina CH of CH RJT Celestina Breeding Stallion Champion JD Amor Secreto CH of CH JD Amor Secreto Pleasure Gelding Champion Casadero CM CH of CH Casadero CM Laureado 2007 Pleasure Mare Champion SRO Marie CH of CH SRO Marie Laureada 2008 Pleasure Stallion Champion Rey Gitano CM CH of CH RTP Casino Laureado Luxury Gelding Champion RSTD Elegante CH of CH RSTD Elegante Breeding Mare Champion SRO Marie CH of CH SRO Marie Breeding Stallion Champion CM Innovacion CH of CH CM Innovacion Laureado 2008 Pleasure Gelding Champion RSTD Encantador CH of CH Casadero CM Laureado 2007 Pleasure Mare Champion RJT Celestina CH of CH SRO Marie Laureada 2008 Pleasure Stallion Champion PJP Sol Saliente CH of CH RTP Casino Laureado 2007

10 Champions and Champion of Champions Kneehill Show Peruvian Division 2007 Luxury Gelding Champion RSTD Lucero CH of CH RSTD Lucero Breeding Mare Champion RSTD Veranera CH of CH SRO Marie Breeding Stallion Champion CM Inca Roca CH of CH CM Innovacion Laureado 2008 Pleasure Gelding Champion RSTD Elegante CH of CH Casadero CM Laureado 2007 Pleasure Mare Champion *JRM Demanda CH of CH *JRM Demanda Pleasure Stallion Champion JD Amor Secreto CH of CH RTP Casino Laureado Luxury Gelding Champion RSTD El Canadiense CH of CH RSTD Lucero Breeding Mare Champion RSTD Veranera CH of CH RSTD Veranera Breeding Stallion Champion CM Inca Roca CH of CH CM Innovacion Laureado 2008 Pleasure Gelding Champion BDS Aromatico CH of CH BDS Aromatico Pleasure Mare Champion RSTD Veranera CH of CH SRO Marie Laureada 2008 Pleasure Stallion Champion RSTD Acuario CH of CH RSTD Acuario August 7 th, 8 th & 9 th 2009 JUDGE: The Honorable Diane Sept (IJA Judge) ENTRY DEADLINE: July 25, 2009 The AWHA is pleased to offer a show for ALL GAITED BREEDS. The Celebration will showcase the Tennesee Walking Horse and a number of classes have been added for the Peruvian Horse. These include Performance, Gait and Championship Classes, approved by PHAC. There will also be over a dozen versatility classes open to any gaited equine. For more information and to request an entry form please contact Rhonda Lemmon at or via at yonafeda@gmail.com.

11 In 1885, a cross between a stallion called Allendorf, from the Hambletonian family of trotters, and Maggie Marshall, a Morgan mare, produced a black colt with a white blaze, off hind coronet and near hind sock, Black Allan, foal of He was later to be chosen by the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders' Association as the foundation sire of the Tennessee Walking Horse and designated as Allan F-1. While the bloodlines of the Gray Johns, Copperbottoms, Slashers, Hals, Brooks and Bullett families ran thick and produced a type known as the Tennessee pacer prior to the arrival of Allan F-1 in Middle Tennessee, it was a cross between Allan and the Tennessee Pacer that produced today's Tennessee Walking Horse. Breed Characteristics- The Tennessee Walking Horse generally ranges from 14.3 to 17 hands and weighs 900 to 1200 pounds. The modern Tennessee Walking Horse possesses a pretty head with small well place ears. The horse has a long sloping shoulder, a long sloping hip, a fairly short back and short, strong coupling. The bottom line is longer than the top line, allowing for a long stride. Tennessee Walking Horses come in all colors and a variety of patterns. The diverse color choices are sure to please any horse enthusiast. Different colors are not discriminated against. The Tennessee Walking Horse performs the flat foot walk, running walk, and canter. These three are the gaits for which the Tennessee Walking Horse is famous, with the running walk being an inherited natural gait unique to this breed. Many Tennessee Walking Horses are able to perform the rack, stepping pace, fox-trot, single-foot and other variations of the famous running walk, while this is not desirable in the show ring the above mentioned gaits are smooth easy trail riding gaits. The flat foot walk is a brisk, long-reaching walk that can cover from 4 to 8 miles an hour. This is a four cornered gait with each of the horse's feet hitting the ground separately at regular intervals. The horse will glide over the track left by the front foot with his hind foot (right rear over right front, left rear over left front). The action of the back foot slipping over the front track is known as overstride. The hock should show only forward motion, with vertical hock action being highly undesirable. A Tennessee Walking Horse will nod its head in rhythm with the cadence of its feet. This nodding head motion combined with overstride, are unique to the Walking Horse. The running walk is the gait for which the walking horse is most noted! This extra-smooth gliding gait is basically the same as the flat walk with a marked increase in speed. This breed can travel 10 to 20 miles per hour at this gait. As the speed is increased, the horse over-steps the front track with the back foot by from 6 to 18 inches. The more "stride" the horse has the better "walker" it is considered to be, for this gives the rider a feeling that he or she were gliding through the air as if propelled by some powerful but smooth-running machine. Walking horses relax certain muscles while doing the running-walk, some nod their heads in rhythmic timing, swing their ears in perfect motion, and some even snap their teeth. The running walk is a smooth, easy gait for both horse and rider. The running walk is basically the same gait as the flat walk with an increase in speed. There should be a noticeable difference in the rate of speed between the flat walk and the running walk but a good running walk should never allow proper form to be sacrificed for excessive speed. A true Tennessee Walking Horse will continue to nod while performing the running walk. The third gait is the canter, which is a collected gallop. The canter is performed in much the same way as other breeds, but the walking horse seems to have a more relaxed way of performing this gait. The canter is a forward movement performed in a diagonal manner to the right or to the left. On the right lead, the horse should start the gait in this order: left hind, right hind and left fore together-then right fore. The order for the lead is: right hind, left hind and right fore, then left fore. When performed in a ring, the animal should lead his canter with the fore leg to the inside of the ring. In the canter the horse gives one the abundance of ease with lots of spring and rhythm, with the proper rise and fall to afford a thrill from sitting in the saddle. Thus the canter lifts with the front end giving an easy rise and fall motion that is likened to a rocking chair. This is often referred to as the "rocking-chair-gait." FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE WALKING HORSE, CONTACT THE ALBERTA WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION AT OR smithra8@telus.net

12

13 Prairie Wind Stables Boarding, Training, Sales Grant McKinney High River, Alberta Tel: (403) Cell: (403) Kneehill Soil Services Earl Jeninga Linden, Alberta

14 MANY THANKS TO OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS! Please visit their business and tell them you saw their names here! Platinum Level Contributing Sponsors: The Tudor Tack Shoppe Ltd, Edmonton, AB Paradise Ranch Peruvian Horses Vernon, BC Specialized Tech Gary Rempel Three Hills, AB Prairie Wind Stables Grant McKinney High River, AB Linden & Carstairs Veterinary Services (Prairie Partners) Lorne D. White Chartered Accountants Three Hills, AB Pinecrest Peruvian Horses, Stephanie & Arnie Thiessen, PortColborne, ON Noisy Hollow Acres, Rhonda & Dave Lemmon Calgary, Alberta Celestina Ranch, Jocelyn Hastie, Blackie, Alberta Keith Dane, Maryland, USA Gold Level Champion Sponsors: Pasatiempo Ranch - Lesa Steeves Calgary Kneehilll Soil Services Ltd -- Linden Peruvian Horse Association of Canada Margaret & John Toma St. Albert, AB Co-op Petroleum, Linden, Alberta RBC Royal Bank Three Hills Lone Pine Supply Ltd. -- Linden Mark & Margaret Van Diest Calgary Crescent Moon Ranch Dale & Mimi Downey, Acme, AB Silver Level Champion Sponsors: Agri-Fab Home Building Centre Linden, Norman L. Tainsh, Barrister & Solicitor Three Hills, AB Benz Exceptional Homestyle Foods -- Linden, AB Linden Agri-Centre - Linden Red Line Truck & Trailer Service Acme Salida del Sol Peruvians -- Earl & Lynn Moker Red Deer, AB Stoneridge Peruvians Kim & Al Galpin Millarville, AB Bronze Level Sponsors: CJ Campbell Insurance Linden LPR Concrete Three Hills Adam B. Young Insurance Three Hills Jo-Al Styles Linden, Alberta Josh Campbell, Calgary, AB Country Dollar & Gift Linden, AB Sheila Watson Olds, AB Feedrite Front Runner Equine Feeds Linden, AB Linden Auto Body Linden Knievel Farms Trochu Niemi Farms Trochu Darling Financial Group Three Hills Chris and Tim Thurn Linden Vista Ridge Ranch Suzanne Brown Kelowna, BC Trader s Fine Furniture Three Hills Country Dollar & Gifts Linden Ken & Sylvia Trider Newport, Novia Scotia Diamond M Convenience Store Linden Moat s Prairie to Pine Peruvians Wanda and Clark Malsbury