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In This Issue: Declared Candidates for the ApHC Board of Directors Join the AYA Board of Directors Appaloosa Spotlight: Mia Cale Man ApHC Show Site Committee Formed Makina Benefits: Healthcare for

Appaloosa Show HYPP: Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis 54th Annual Chief Joseph Trail Ride Photo by: Flagtwet Photography Declared Candidates for the 2018 Board of Directors Election Thank you to all

1 In This Issue: Declared Candidates for the ApHC Board of Directors Join the AYA Board of Directors Appaloosa Spotlight: Mia Cale Man ApHC Show Site Committee Formed Makina Benefits: Healthcare for ApHC Members 2019 AYHC Symposium to be held in the Palouse Region AYA Silent Auction a Success Appaloosa Horse Club Hall of Fame Nominations Time to Ride Challenge Sponsor the 2018 World Championship Appaloosa Show HYPP: Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis 54th Annual Chief Joseph Trail Ride Photo by: Flagtwet Photography Declared Candidates for the 2018 Board of Directors Election Thank you to all of our candidates. Voting will open October 1st and end October 31st. All ApHC members in good standing as of August 31st, 2018 will receive a postcard from the election company with voting instructions. Territory I: 1

Terie Clark Lucie Hess Luke Northway Territory IV: Dena Raggio Territory V: Kevin Griner David Walbert Territory VI:

of Directors The AYA is now accepting Declarations of Candidacy.

working as a team in a real board environment. Declarations due September 25th, 2018.

com Appaloosa Spotlight: Mia Cale Man Mia Cale Man is also known to many as Shine, due to his loud Appaloosa coloring

2 ApHC Registration Information Donate to the Appaloosa Foundation Subscribe to the Appaloosa Journal ApHC Certificate Corrections Lesli Glen Crystal Pitkin Kristen Reiter Lynette Thompson Territory II: Leslie Foxvog Territory III: Terie Clark Lucie Hess Luke Northway Territory IV: Dena Raggio Territory V: Kevin Griner David Walbert Territory VI: Ray Burchett Territory VII: Dominique Duchene Christina Ottersbach Join the Appaloosa Youth Association (AYA) Board of Directors The AYA is now accepting Declarations of Candidacy. Board members get a chance to plan and strategize ways to improve the AYA while gaining knowledge and experience working as a team in a real board environment. Declarations due September 25th, For more information contact the Youth Coordinator at youth@appaloosa.com or visit appaloosayouth.com Appaloosa Spotlight: Mia Cale Man Mia Cale Man is also known to many as Shine, due to his loud Appaloosa coloring and his "Shiney Hiney." He is loved by all that meet him. He is truly a special, once in a lifetime horse. ApHC Show Site Committee Formed He is owned and trained by Tami Mason. Mia Cale Man raced on the track and was retrained as a 2

A Show Site Committee has been formed to research future potential sites for ApHC National Championship and Youth World Championship Shows.

competitive barrel racing horse after his race track career. Caitlyn Kilmurry had the pleasure of competing on Mia Cale Man at the NBHA Youth World Championships recently in Perry, GA.

Keep an eye out at the National Finals Rodeo this year because there may be a chance this horse will be the first colored Appaloosa to compete at this world championship event in the barrel racing

Tiany was leading the world going into the NFR last year and finished third in World standings.

3 A Show Site Committee has been formed to research future potential sites for ApHC National Championship and Youth World Championship Shows. You can contact the following ApHC Board of Directors regarding potential sites: Debby Letham - (405) Ray Burchett - (717) Ken Johnson - ( Billy Ready - (860) competitive barrel racing horse after his race track career. Caitlyn Kilmurry had the pleasure of competing on Mia Cale Man at the NBHA Youth World Championships recently in Perry, GA. The team earned the 1D Teen Reserve World Championship title, competing against 925 entries! Keep an eye out at the National Finals Rodeo this year because there may be a chance this horse will be the first colored Appaloosa to compete at this world championship event in the barrel racing division. One of the top cowgirls in this sport, Tiany Schuster, has a shot at qualifying for the NFR again this year. Tiany was leading the world going into the NFR last year and finished third in World standings. Tiany has asked to include Mia Cale Man as one of her mounts if she gets the chance to compete this year! Affordable Health Care for ApHC Members The Appaloosa Horse Club and Makina Benefits are working together to make healthcare affordable and accessible to all its members. Available Benefits: Hybrid Medical Dental & Vision Accident Critical Illness 20yr Term Life Members can request more information by sending: Full Name, DOB to makina@makinabenefits.com with the subject line "Appaloosa Horse Club." Owner and trainer, Tami Mason, riding Shine 42nd Annual AYHC Symposium in the Palouse Region Caitlyn after her Finals run at the NBHA Youth World Championship The American Youth Horse Council is hosting their annual Symposium in Moscow, ID (Home of the Appaloosa Horse Club!) and Pullman, WA from March 8-10, This is an opportunity for youth 3

from across the nation to attend educational workshops, equine industry tours, live horse demonstrations and more!

Championship Appaloosa Youth Show, with one group of baskets bid on each week! The fundraiser collected an impressive $4,000 in support of the AYA.

Rainier ApHC Sea Spots ApHC Palouse Empire ApHC Oregon ApHC Georgia Appaloosa Association Arizona Appaloosa Association Dal-Worth ApHC Iowa Appaloosa Association MApHA & WMAR Garden State Appaloosa

4 from across the nation to attend educational workshops, equine industry tours, live horse demonstrations and more! Click Here for More Information The AYA Silent Auction: A Success in Fort Worth The Appaloosa Youth Association held a silent auction at the 71st National Championship Appaloosa Show & 2018 World Championship Appaloosa Youth Show, with one group of baskets bid on each week! The fundraiser collected an impressive $4,000 in support of the AYA. Thank you to the ApHC Regional Clubs who donated baskets: Delaware ApHC Mountain & Plains ApHC Oklahoma ApHC Columbia River ApHC Mt. Rainier ApHC Sea Spots ApHC Palouse Empire ApHC Oregon ApHC Georgia Appaloosa Association Arizona Appaloosa Association Dal-Worth ApHC Iowa Appaloosa Association MApHA & WMAR Garden State Appaloosa Association Texas ApHC Utah/Magic Valley ApHC The Mission of the Hall of Fame is to recognize and canonize those individuals who have paved the way for the Appaloosa breed and the industry in its quest to provide society and the equine universe with leadership and accomplishments that should be recognized for future generations and to which the existing organization can look to for motivation and direction. Vision to provide an effective and efficient path into the ApHC Hall of Fame for those horses and people who are deserving of this eternal honor regardless of the length of time that has passed since their contribution to the Appaloosa industry. It's time to start thinking about nominations for the ApHC Hall of Fame! Deadline is October 4

31st. Link to more information and Nomination Forms: https://www.appaloosa.com/association/hof.

horse industry by supporting the efforts of individual farms, non-profits and clubs to attract newcomers to horses.

to our lives, while simultaneously growing the horse industry overall. For more information or to register please visit www.timetoride.com.

These events would not be possible without the generosity of our Sponsors.

5 31st. Link to more information and Nomination Forms: Time To Ride is an equine industry initiative created to encourage and champion the growth of the U.S. horse industry by supporting the efforts of individual farms, non-profits and clubs to attract newcomers to horses. This grassroots approach gives barn owners the opportunity to grow their business by introducing non-horsey people to the beauty and benefits horses bring to our lives, while simultaneously growing the horse industry overall. For more information or to register please visit Questions and comments can be ed to or you can call These events would not be possible without the generosity of our Sponsors. Join the ApHC Family of Sponsors and become a 2018 World Championship Appaloosa Show Sponsor. Many sponsorships are available! Click the links below for forms: Day Sponsor Trophy Saddle Sponsor Buckle Sponsor Class Sponsor Wave Your Farm Flag Contact Elaine for more information at marketing@appaloosa.com or (208) ext. 273 HYPP - Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis If your ApHC-eligible foal is the result of a breeding to an AQHA-registered stallion or mare 5

born on or after January 1, 2007 with an HYPP status of NH or HH, it will be required to be HYPP tested at the same time it is parentage verified in order to be registered.

Descendents of NH or HH ApHCregistered horses will also be required to be HYPP tested/parentage Verified and have the HYPP status designated on their ApHC Certificates of Registration.

event, your Appaloosa s positive (N/H or H/H) HYPP test results must be documented through the ApHC by DNA testing from a sample that has also been tested to verify parentage.

6 born on or after January 1, 2007 with an HYPP status of NH or HH, it will be required to be HYPP tested at the same time it is parentage verified in order to be registered. The HYPP test results will be designated on the foal s ApHC Certificate of Registration. Descendents of NH or HH ApHCregistered horses will also be required to be HYPP tested/parentage Verified and have the HYPP status designated on their ApHC Certificates of Registration. If you want to administer Acetazolamide, a drug used with apparent success for prevention of clinical episodes of paralysis, when showing your registered Appaloosa in an ApHC-approved or sponsored event, your Appaloosa s positive (N/H or H/H) HYPP test results must be documented through the ApHC by DNA testing from a sample that has also been tested to verify parentage. The positive HYPP status of your Appaloosa must be noted on the ApHC Certificate of Registration and made available to the public in the horse s files. This must be done prior to the horse being shown in any ApHC-approved or sponsored show. For further information regarding administering acetazolamide, see Administration Guidelines in the current Official Handbook of the ApHC. Photo by: Larry WIlliams Photography Contact the Registration Department with questions at (208) ext.300 Photo by: Kristen Reiter ApHC REGISTRATION: It's not just a piece of pretty paper 54th Annual Chief Joseph Trail Ride Click here to listen to a broadcast about the Ride! 6

the wide variety of activities available through local, regional, and national venues.

Join a tradition of excellence and the growing number of proud Appaloosas owners by submitting your registration application today.

month foal date. After their 6th month foal date to their 12th month foal date, the fee increases to $65.

After their 2nd year foaling date, the cost of registration is $150.

register the foal for the $30 member fee. The registration fee for pedigreed geldings is only $60 regardless of age.

7 INTEGRITY... PRESERVATION... HERITAGE... In addition to preserving your horse's past and protecting its future, registering your Appaloosa enables you, or a future owner, to participate in the wide variety of activities available through local, regional, and national venues. Whether your Appaloosa is solid or colored, registration increases its value and is an important part of responsible Appaloosa ownership. Join a tradition of excellence and the growing number of proud Appaloosas owners by submitting your registration application today. ApHC members can register fillies and colts for a registration fee of only $30 as long as the application is postmarked between their foal date and 6th month foal date. After their 6th month foal date to their 12th month foal date, the fee increases to $65. After their 12th month foal date to their 24th month foal date, the fee increases to $115. After their 2nd year foaling date, the cost of registration is $150. For example, if your foal was born March 5th, you have until September 5th of the year foaled to have the registration application postmarked and to register the foal for the $30 member fee. The registration fee for pedigreed geldings is only $60 regardless of age. Registration of hardship geldings and spayed mares displaying Appaloosa characteristics to be eligible for Regular (#) classification is only $125 regardless of age. Contact the Registration Department with questions at (208) ext.300 The Appaloosa Foundation is the charitable division of the Appaloosa Horse Club. A renewed focus is driving efforts to expand fundraising so that the Foundation can do more to support the Appaloosa and the Appaloosa Community. Donations of all amounts are appreciated. Only 2018 Supporter level and higher of The Appaloosa Foundation will be listed here. 7

Meter Group, Inc, Gold Robert C. Cohen, Partner Myra J.

Supporter Nicholas J. Holden, Supporter E.

It is the policy of the ApHC that free corrections to your

up to six months from the date a National or World Show Inspector

The stamped Certificate of Registration should be submitted to

lower lip, or a similar marking that may not be visible in the

8 Meter Group, Inc, Gold Robert C. Cohen, Partner Myra J. Argentieri, Friend Bill Zaharia, Friend Diana Lundgaard, Supporter Nicholas J. Holden, Supporter E. Doanie Hare, Supporter Toni Williams, Supporter Michael Lafon, Supporter Donate Today! Certificate Corrections Subscribe to the Appaloosa Journal Today! It is the policy of the ApHC that free corrections to your horse's original Certificate of Registration shall be given for up to six months from the date a National or World Show Inspector stamps it with a needed correction. The stamped Certificate of Registration should be submitted to the ApHC accompanied by required photographs, including both sides, a direct face, and a rear view. If the correction is for something like adding a snip on the lower lip, or a similar marking that may not be visible in the four required photographs, please include close-ups clearly showing the marking. After the six month grace period, a $30 correction fee shall apply. Contact the Registration Department with questions at (208) ext.300 8

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APHC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rules Committee SEPTEMBER 2014

APHC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rules Committee SEPTEMBER 2014 Show Committee Recommendation 01-08-14: The Show Committee recommends that the ApHC Board of Directors adopt the following: Beginning in 2015, horses