PNPHC. General Membership Meeting. The Royal Star Mt Vernon,WA

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1 June, 2012 PNPHC General Membership Meeting Saturday June 9 The Royal Star Mt Vernon,WA Dinner: 6:00 p.m. Meeting: 7:00 p.m Pacific Northwest Paint Horse Club Officers: President: Marian Belcher (360) Vice President: Christina Delusa Wilson (360) Secretary: Angela Kilcup Circlek5729@hotmail.com Treasurer: Pat Mann (360) remodelbyeb@cedarcomm.com 2012 Pacific Northwest Paint Horse Club Officers and Chairpersons: Board Members: Lori Bentley (2 years) (206) Bob Belcher (2 years) (360) Lola Whitford (1 year) (360) Staci Whitford Johnson (1 year) (360) Cindy Vos (2 years) (360) Club Delegates: NWCC: Traci Olney Zone One: Traci Olney Committee Chairperson: Banquet: Sue Dahlsten (425) Barbecue: OPEN APHA Show: Pat Mann (360) Lori Nevin High Point: Lola Whitford (360) sqpaints@frontier.com High Point Fund Raising: OPEN Stallion Preview: Marian Belcher (360) Scholarship: Sue Dahlsten (425) Paint Promotion: Angela Kilcup (360) Hospitality: Pat Mann (360) Newsletter: Sue Dahlsten (425) SueDahlsten@comcast.net Web Site: Laura Rice Laura@solelyequine.com Pacific Northwest Junior Paint Horse Club: Chairpersons: Angela Kilcup (360) Advisor: Angela Kilcup (360) President: Vacant 1

2 Upcoming Shows & Events June 8-10 South East Oregon PHC Klamath Falls OR 4 judges June 30 July 1 South West Washington PHC Ridgefield, WA 2 Judges July 6-7 Inland PHC Spokane, WA 2 judges July 7-8 Inland PHC Spokane, WA 2 judges July Washington State PHC Monroe, Washington 6 judges July 29 BCPHC Langley BC 2 judges August 3-5 Idaho PHC Nampa Idaho 8 judges August Zone One Central Point OR 6 judges Sept. 1-2 BCPHC/LMQHA Langley BC 3 judges Sept Inland PHC Spokane WA 4 judges Oct Oregon PHC/Central Oregon PHC Albany OR 4 judges PAC shows hosted by NWCC clubs May 5, 2012 Rainier PHC Donida Farms-Enumclaw, WA June 30 - July 1 SWW PHC Clark County Fairgrounds 4 PAC judges 2 APHA judges August Rainier PHC Donida Farms-Enumclaw, WA December NWCC Meeting/ Zone One Council Meeting Hood River Inn, Hood River OR Having trouble viewing this ? Click here 2

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4 PNPHC/RPHC SHOW April 27 29, 2012 Spanaway, Washington Novice Youth 18 & Under High Point Christopher Allen, Washougal, WA, riding Rocki Waters Reserve Taylor Evans, Bothell, WA, riding Kay Ceeya Later Youth 13 & Under High Point Karli Shields, Boring, OR, riding Slick Sensation Reserve Chrissie Penaloza, Langley BC, riding Dirty McLeaguer Youth High Point Taylor Evans, Bothel, WA, riding Kay Ceeya Later Reserve Emma Schellenberg, Langley BC, riding All Reddy Smoke N Amateur Walk Trot High Point Tina Lockett, Vancouver, WA, riding Casperthefriendlyjose Reserve Sharon Shaffer, Battleground, WA, riding Te Resolution Novice Amateur High Point DeeAnn Smith, Molalla, OR, riding Fancy E Nuff Big Time Reserve Janne Hammer, Snohomish, WA, riding Interception Amateur Classic High Point Aurora Wales, Colton, OR, riding Surenuf Breakin Ruhls Reserve Tristin Morgan, North Plains, OR, riding JZA Lil Leaguer Amateur Masters High Point Julie Stanbro, Colton, OR, riding Surenuff Hot Reserve Karen Ochsner, Woodinville, WA, riding A Good Madame Junior Horse High Point Senior Horse High Point One Big Chip owned by Karen Ochsner, Woodinville, WA Get Lucky Sensation owned by Lori Woehler, Bellevue, WA Solid Paint Bred High Point Seemore Sensation, owned by Teresa Albrici, Ridgefield, WA Reserve Chips Addiction, owned by Amber Cook, Camano Island, WA Yearling High Point Visible Vital Signs, owned by Angela Finegan, Forest Grove, OR Reserve Sunspots Diamond Doll, owned by Kimberlee Will, Snohomish, WA Halter Mares High Point Halter Geldings High Point Halter Stallions High Point TH She Is The Partee owned by G&C Turner/M Henderson, Albany, OR Best To Be Me, owned by Dale & Kathy Parker, Scio, OR Adikting, owned by Lois Rogers, Shelton, WA Champion of Champions Sheza Legal Tender, owned by Lois Rogers, Shelton, WA 4

5 From the Executive Director - May 23, 2012 Cooperation Youth World Games Several generous donors stepped up to help pay for buckles that will be awarded to Youth World Games exhibitors. Buckles have been sponsored for the first-through-fourth place teams by Sam Noble, Gillespie Show Horses, Jim and Elaine Baker, and Mary and Robert Parrott. Awards for the fifth-through-seventh place teams have been donated by Preston and Susie Shaw, Ron and Linda Hill and Karen and Ken Kennedy. In addition, four classes have been sponsored (Showmanship, Horsemanship, Equitation and Trail) by Rockin Bar S Paint Horses, George Ready, Daranne Folino and Simons Show Horses. The goodwill these gifts purchase is almost immeasurable. Exhibitors from all over the world will carry back to their homelands valuable experience and a great feeling about the American Paint Horse during their time at YWG. Thanks also to Karen Thomas for donating the USA Team T-Shirts and to Anna Caroline Hutlas and Don't Rock My World, Sandi and Shawn Morgan and Sue and Danny Woodson for sponsoring the YWS Exhibitor T-Shirts. Benefit Dinner AjPHA President Kate Peterson will hold a benefit dinner June 27, 2012, on the John Justin Concourse during the leadline event. The event is raising money for her presidential project Ride For the Cure which benefits Saint Jude Children s Research Hospital. Tickets will be $25 each or 5 tickets for $100. During the dinner they will draw raffle items for those that purchased tickets. Raffle items include a one-page advertisement in GoHorseShow online magazine, Harris shirts and show pads, a photo shoot with Impulse Photography, and a one-page ad design by WestWynde. Tickets will be available at the show and through . You can ajpharideforthecure@yahoo.com to reserve tickets. Upcoming Events APHA will host a booth at the AmerEquine event June 1-3 at Will Rogers in Ft. Worth. AmerEquine is a three-day horse and music festival in APHA s backyard: Cowtown Challenge Extreme Cowboy Association National Championship Chase the Equine Dream Challenge with/ Chase Dodd World s Most Beautiful Horse Contest Orthoflex Saddle Silent Auction to Benefit Horse Rescue Organizations Circle Y Saddle Give-Away Dover Sweepstakes 5

6 Hone Your Roping skills with USTRC Wounded Warrior Project Check it all out at amerequine and don t forget to stop by the APHA booth too. On June 8-10, the Sierra PHC will help APHA with the booth at the Western States Horse Expo in Sacramento. Buckle Auction Don t miss your opportunity to bid on and win a very special Gist 50th anniversary buckle in our American Paint Horse Foundation ebay auction. The item up for grabs is Buckle #50 of our very limited run of commemorative buckles. Beautifully designed by Gist Silversmiths, this collector s item is crafted in silver and gold electroplate with two semi-precious ruby stones. The buckle is a colorful reproduction of the 50th Anniversary logo featuring the distinctive APHA horse logo in brown and white resin; 3 ¾ tall by 4 ¼ wide. The ebay auction will start on Friday, May 25 and end on Friday, June 1. The winning bid will be announced at the Friday night Austin Ranch party during Workshop. In addition, the winning bidder will also receive an engraved leaf ($500 value) on the American Paint Horse Foundation Heritage Tree, located in the lobby of APHA s international headquarters. Proceeds from the sale of this buckle will benefit the American Paint Horse Foundation s Heritage program. The APHF is recognized as exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. Your donation is deductible for federal income-tax purposes, subject to any limitation that might otherwise apply. Watch APHA.com the week of May 21 to get the link to the auction. The link will also be in next week's edition of Paint Perspective. Facebook Postings We ve been aggressively promoting the American Paint Horse over the last few months. I ve had a chance to speak with all sorts of equine media. Here is just one example. Check it out here: western radio show. Do you watch the fantasy drama Grimm on NBC? A Paint Horse named Mr Clu Tradition made his TV debut on last Friday s Bigfeet episode. In the episode, Clu is found wounded in a paddock and the show s veterinarian, Dr. Juliette Silverton (played by Bitsie Tulloch) is called out to examine him. She suspects that this is just one attack by the elusive and blood thirsty Bigfoot. To watch the episode, click Grimm. Owner Kelsey Schmunk sent us a picture of Clu on the set with Tulloch and a close-up of the realistic wound prosthetics that were applied to his neck. He was really good for the filming, she said. He loved all of the attention. And he really loved Bitsie. Clu will be back in the limelight this August as Kelsey s choice horse to ride in the Miss Rodeo Oregon Pageant. Kelly Brook Allen let us know that APHA stallion The Huntsman led the grand entry for all five shows this weekend at the Cloverdale Invitational Rodeo May in British Columbia, Canada. To find out more about the rodeo, see clover dale rodeo. Read five new updates added to the Health Updates page on APHA.com regarding the cases of EHV-1 after a trail ride in Tennessee in April (Bucksnort Trail Ride). For more, see health updates. 6

7 I love it when other publications highlight our Paint Horses. Check out page 6 in Quarter Horse News Insider with a beautiful photo and quote from reining rider Shawn Flarida about his experiences riding Spooks Gotta Whiz. Read more at quarter horse news. The porcelain and glass mosaic featuring American Paint Horses at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas, is complete and the scaffolding is down. Exhibitors to the upcoming Youth World Show will be among the first to be greeted by these familiar faces on the side of the new Equestrian Multi-Purpose Building facing University Drive. Workshop Events More than 150 have registered for the gala festivities at historic Austin Ranch. Ping pong, western motif photos, an auction and the newest western game sweeping the national will be featured. The Cornhole Toss is similar to horseshoes with two-man teams vying for the prizes. Each entry pays $10 to play three innings. Spot your teams and purchase them in the Calcutta auction. The owner of the winning team will take home 25 percent of the pot. Each winning team will advance to the next bracket until the final winners are determined. The remaining 75 percent of the pot will go to the American Paint Horse Foundation. Sign up to play (limited to 16 two-man teams, first-come, first-serve) at the APHA registration desk; rules for the game will be posted there. And, it s not too late to help sponsor this event or others in honor of APHA s 50 years. Contact Theresa Brown at (817) or her at tbrown@apha.com as soon as possible. Kentucky Paint Horse Club News The annual review period for KPHIF-nominated horses has begun and will continue through June 22, Please take a moment to visit the Kentucky PHC website at and review the list of KPHIFnominated horses. All eligible, nominated horses ( ) are listed. Horses earning APHA Points or PAC Credits in 2011 are listed with points earned. Please note that KPHIF does not award earnings for Youth, Green or Walk-Trot APHA points or Youth/4-H and Walk/Trot PAC credits. APHA Videos' Channel If you re a YouTube fan, make sure you subscribe to APHA video s channel at You ll see the latest version of Fresh Paint, APHA s weekly video newsletter and other videos produced by our crack media staff. See you down the trail. Executive Director 7

8 General Meeting May 9 th, 2012 Held at Denny s Restaurant in Arlington Meeting called to order at 7:10 by Marian Belcher. Last meetings minutes approved as posted in newsletter. CORRESPONDANCE: A thank you letter was received from Terri Wirthlin, APHA Judge who had been injured, who much appreciated the $276 funds raised from the schooling class during our breed show. Also, we sent off another card as Lori s family still working on comforting with Hospice care for her dad. BANQUET: Sue has booked with Angel of the Winds for Jan 12, :30 meet and greet, 6pm dinner, 7 awards tenative. Would like feedback at the next meeting as to the type of meal. Buffet or table and eating suggestions. TREASURERS REPORT: Read and Submitted by Pat Mann. Noted that there are multiple accounts that are in transition still following the show results. BREED SHOW: Pat is still working on wrapping things up. Highpoint information will be available to include in the newsletter. Collectively members had some brainstorming ideas for next year, but ultimately we need to have a new chairperson step up so we can get a lead on preparations for the next show started now. Discussion on a survey was also brought up. Pat mentioned in the past we had sent to trainers and will see if we have a copy to consider for questionnaire. HI POINT: Lola unavailable ~horse emergency/orphan foal. FUND RAISING: Open SCHOLARSHIP: Board Meeting Prior to General Meeting included discussion on scholarship review. However, not enough board members at the meeting to vote. Angela will follow up with Board Members so we can make announcements by next meeting. STALLION PREVIEW: Discussions on changes had been tabled prior to the breed show, now can consider time to further discuss and review. PAINT PROMOTION: We went through a good amount of materials and shared some more with the Rainier Club for their open shows. YOUTH: 2 applicants for scholarship. Willing to assist with scholarship funding if is approved by board. Also did get several more numbers sold during the breed show. Still need to get re-organized for next year as there will be many numbers needing made up ~ Volunteer help is welcome to get in contact. YARD SALE: Skipped, Marion always willing to accept items. BBQ: Meat Supplier used in the past is no longer in business. Still looking for a host to chair this committee. Some discussion about timing and locations brainstormed. NWCC: Tracey/Absent No additional new business or old business. Next Meeting at the Royal Star in Mount Vernon on June 9 th. Request to consider Snohomish for the following Meeting. Kimberly Will to look into a few options for mention at the next meeting. Meeting Adjourn 8:10 Submitted by Angela Kilcup 8

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10 PACIFIC NORTHWEST JUNIOR PAINT HORSE CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION NAME: APHA # ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE # ADDRESS COMPLETE NAMES OF JUNIOR MEMBERS & BIRTH DATES: DOB: APHA YOUTH # DOB: APHA YOUTH # DOB: APHA YOUTH # DOB: APHA YOUTH # INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP (1 member only) FAMILY MEMBERSHIP (married adults & children 18 & under) $20 $25 $5 of every membership goes to PNJPHC. PLEASE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO PNPHC. SEND FEES TO: ANGELA KILCUP 5729 BROOKINGS RD SEDRO WOOLLEY WA I (WE) AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE CURRENT RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE AMERICAN PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION, THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST PAINT HORSE CLUB AND THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST JUNIOR PAINT HORSE CLUB. SIGNATURES: 10

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12 THE END If you have any news such as accomplishments in or out of the horse world, new foals (pictures good) or anything else you would like in the PNPHC newsletter please me before about the 25 th of each month and I will be glad to include it. SueDahlsten@comcast.net