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DECEMBER 2009/JANUARY 2010 

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA

Presidents Report 

On behalf of the Board of Directors I wish to congratulate 

all of the 2008/2009 Honour Roll winners. It was 

a year of extremely tough competition with quality 

horses, riders and handlers. 

Particularly in the Youth ranks where 

only one years' competition (due to 

EI2007/2008) went towards qualifying 

for selection on the World Show 

Youth Team. The Youth vying for selection 

could not afford to take any 

Angela Neuwton 

show or points for granted. To that 

end I would like to congratulate Stacey Bentley, Victoria 

Egan, Amanda Carter, Lauren Louw and Will Hupp 

on their selection. With Lee Wear and Craig Dengate 

appointed as Team Managers, I wish the whole team 

every success and a lot of fun! 

exciting opportunities. Your ideas and contributions 

will be rewarded with the satisfaction of being involved 

in these history making opportunities. 

I would like to wish every member a safe Holiday 

Season and a Merry Christmas; I look forward to a 

Happy New Year and seeing everyone out and about 

in 2010. 

Regards 

Angela Newton 

On an unfortunate note, Neville Jones has resigned 

from the Board of Directors due to personal reasons. 

I would like to thank Neville for his time on the 

Board and express my regret at losing his input. 

This now leaves the rest of the Board short 

handed, down from eight members to five. The 

process of finding replacements includes 

contacting the other nominees from 

the AGM elections in order of the 

next highest in the polling.To date 

all of the other nominees have declined. 

The next course of action is 

to call for expressions of interest 

from all other eligible members. 

Please contact Ron,Vicki Hume or 

myself if you are interested in holding 

or supporting a portfolio. 

At anytime however, the Board is 

keen to hear from any members 

who would like to contribute to the 

success of the Association. I would 

particularly like to thank Megan Saville 

for her valuable input and support of 

our sponsorship program.With the 

move of the National Show to 

Tamworth in 2010 the Association 

is experiencing some 

December 2009/January 2010 | PAINT HORSE JOURNAL 3

2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

PRESIDENT 

ANGELA NEWTON (QLD) 

VICE PRESIDENT 

DENIS DREW (NSW) 

COMPANY SECRETARY VICKI HUME (Vic, Tas, SA, WA) 

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT LEE WEAR 

DIRECTOR 

DIRECTOR 

DIRECTOR PORTFOLIOS 

RULES & REGULATIONS 

BREED IMPROVEMENT 

NATIONAL SHOW 

FUTURITY 

JUDGES, SHOW & 

PERFORMANCE 

HALL OF FAME 

NON TRADITIONAL – 

NON COMPETITIVE 

COMPANY SECRETARY 

REGIONAL CLUBS 

YOUTH 

GOODS AUCTION 

RACING 

INFO SERVICES & 

PUBLICATIONS 

AMATEUR OWNER 

CLAIRE GERI (Vic, Tas, SA, WA) 

MELANIE HOGAN 

(International & Other) 

ANGELA NEWTON 

ANGELA NEWTON 

DENIS DREW 

DENIS DREW 

DENIS DREW 

VICKI HUME 

VICKI HUME 

VICKI HUME 

LEE WEAR 

LEE WEAR 

LEE WEAR 

MELANIE HOGAN 

CLAIRE GERI 

NON DIRECTOR PORTFOLIOS 

INTERNATIONAL 

LEE ANN HALL 

YISC 

CRAIG DENGATE 

Content 

Presidents Report 3 

Amateur Report 7 

Office News 8 

Company Secretary Report 10 

2009 APHA Fall World Championship Show 11 

PHAA Champions 12 - 13 

Apache’s little splinter 13 

PHAA Gelding Amnesty Application 14 

Greg Grant Western Show Styles 16 

Heat Stress 18 - 19 

OFFICE STAFF 

Ron Tidyman – (Office Manager) 

Email: office@painthorse.com.au 

Amber Weldon – (Administration Assistant) 

Email: amber@painthorse.com.au 

Tammy Anforth – (Administration Assistant) 

Email: tammy@painthorse.com.au 

Ema Donnelly – (Junior Administration Assistant) 

Email: ema@painthorse.com.au 

Kim Hocking – (Points/Ride Australia) 

Email: kim@painthorse.com.au 

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PAINT HORSE JOURNAL | December 2009/January 2010

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So Hot N Charming 

Welcome to the new look 

Paint Horse Journal 

I would like to start by thanking everyone 

for the very warm and supportive welcome 

from I have had. I have immensely enjoyed the 

challenge of creating the new look magazine. 

Although there are areas that still require 

work I am sure you all agree the change so far is tremendous. With the 

continued support of the members and businesses the sky is the limit 

with what we can achieve if we join together. 

A brief introduction to Tania Hobbs: 

2009 saw the birth of two beautiful paint fillies by World Champion 

"First Down". I am hoping to have one of my babies competing at the 

Paint Nationals 2010. At home I also own and stand the QH stallion 

TMD Legend of Roc. 

Please send me an email with any ideas you have for articles. It helps to 

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Amateur Report 

Hi Everyone, hope your all getting back into the swing of showing 

as the season starts to ramp up again. 

We have just received a Kathys full 

size show halter for this years A/O 

raffle. The halter is absolutely stunning 

and was 

kindly donated 

by Three Gems 

Tack, ww.3gemstack.com. 

If you 

would like some 

tickets in the 

raffle please contact 

the PHAA 

Claire Geri 

office. Remember the proceeds 

from this raffle go straight back to 

the A/O so please 

get behind it 

and sell a few 

tickets. 

Events 

in 2010 

Plans for next year’s 

National show are 

well under way and 

there are a few new 

Amateur Owner events 

that are really exciting. 

Firstly we are going to be 

holding the first Amateur 

Owner Versatility, this event 

will work in the same way as the 

Yearling Versatility and will include 

Showmanship, Hunter Under Saddle, 

Western Pleasure and Trail. 

The winner will receive a prize 

and cash reward. Secondly there 

will be a pay out $100 for the highest 

place A/O in every ridden futurity 

and a sash will be awarded to 

the highest placed A/O in every 

futurity. And thirdly we are going 

to have some Paint Bred A/O 

classes so break out those Paint 

Breds with well supported open 

paint bred classes last year and A/O 

classes this year there is a wide 

variety of events to participate in. 

All the best to ... 

A huge congratulations our PHAA 

08/09 High Point A/O Graeme Savill 

with Quirran Lea Chucky Lena, 

High Point A/O at Halter, Lee Ann 

Hall with Sweet Justice, High Point 

PB A/O Jill Wagner with Royal Heart 

Throbe and High Point A/O PB at 

Halter Linda Taylor with Justa Looka. 

A big congratulation goes to the 

runners up and the High 

Points of each 

state as 

Kindly donated by 

Full size show halter from Kathys – 

who doesn’t wanna win that? 

well as the winners of each category. 

Well done to everyone that 

made it onto the Honour Roll this 

year and thanks from the PHAA 

for getting out there and promoting 

your paint at Local, State and 

National levels. 

PHAA A/O and Youth camp 

Feedback from the recent PHAA 

A/O and Youth camp was that a 

great time was had by all. We only 

had a few A/O's come but we are 

sure once the news spreads on 

how good it was that 

we will have at least 

double next year. 

We enjoyed getting 

some training 

tips off a range 

of both trainers 

and sharing 

knowledge with 

other members. 

We had David 

Egan, Kathleen 

Jones, Lana 

Jones, Jessica 

Ayling and Karen 

Lonski help us 

all out over the 

two days. Food 

was great and 

company even 

better, was a 

great chance 

to bounce 

ideas around 

and just catch 

up with old 

and new friends 

alike. 

Funds available 

There is still funding available for 

affiliate clubs to run A/O clinics, to 

find out more please contact me 

at cygeri@hotmail.com. 

ADVERTISING DEADLINE 

for February/March issue 

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-1st of January 2010- 


Office News 

Season’s greetings … it is hard to believe that the end of the year is in sight! 

One dictionary defines the word 

“administrator” as – 1. manages 

(business affairs), 2. organizes and 

puts into practice. Administrators 

are in essence what I believe the 

office team to be. We do not make 

Association rules and we do not 

set Association policy although as 

you will read later we can have 

input. Just as you can too! 

Unfortunately a small minority of 

PHAA members seem to think we 

DO make up the rules and we DO 

set the policies for the Association. 

The girls and I are regularly berated 

by this minority who at times do 

not like some of the rules and policies 

that we are paid to administer. 

The office team tries to be as supportive 

as we can and we are able 

to empathize on many occasions 

with a particular member’s 

frustration. 

There is however 

a procedure and 

process to follow if 

a member believes a 

rule needs to be changed. 

Any PHAA Member, Regional 

Club, Board of Directors or 

Staff Member can submit a 

“Recommendation for 

Rule Change” form. 

The fully completed 

form must be post 

marked at least 21 days 

prior to a Board meeting. 

Some rule changes 

may be approved by 

the Director’s at a 

Board meeting other 

suggested changes may have to be 

voted on at an AGM. The “Recommendation 

For Rule Change” form 

is available for download from our 

website. 

The point I am trying to make is 

this. If you really feel strongly that 

one or more of the PHAA rules 

need to be amended or even removed, 

then you have the right to 

recommend the change. Don’t scold 

the office team for trying to do our 

jobs. Do something that just may 

make a difference. The PHAA is 

after all YOUR Association. 

One more thing. Not all suggested 

rule changes get approved by the 

Board of Director’s or members 

voting at an AGM. There are many 

reasons why a rule doesn’t get 

changed which could 

include the rule 

change doesn’t 

benefit the 

majority of 

members 

or doesn’t reflect 

what the Association stands for. 

The old adage “majority rules” 

certainly applies when it comes 

to setting rules and policies in any 

organization. 

I would like to close this edition 

of the Office News on a personal 

note. I have worked for the PHAA 

for nearly 18 months now and I 

would like to thank the people who 

encouraged me to come on board 

or who supported my application 

and took a chance on me. For 

those of you that don’t know I 

suffered a stroke in mid 2006 and 

I did not work for more than 2 

years. The job of PHAA Office 

Manager is the first position I have 

held since the stroke and while I 

am still not 100% well, work has 

been good for me. So thank you 

Jeffrey Hall & Angela Newton who 

conducted my initial interview, 

Alison Lord & Sally McPhee who 

did a follow up interview and a 

special mention to Graham Thornton 

who recommended me for the 

job in the first place. And I would 

also like to thank my fulltime office 

girls Amber and Tammy who both 

work tirelessly for the Association 

and make me look good. 

And thank you to all the wonderful 

members and Directors 

that I have met or 

interacted with in 

some way over the 

past year or so. 

Your encouragement 

and support 

is greatly appreciated. 

The passion that you 

guys have for your 

Paint horses is extraordinary. 

Enjoy the holidays, Merry Christmas 

and a Happy New Year from 

all of us here in the Office. 

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Company Secretary Report 

Foaling season is well and truly behind 

us for most breeders so its 

time to take a well earned break 

and get to know your babies. There 

are certainly some lovely foals in 

this issue of the Journal, thank you 

to everyone who has sent in their 

photos. I remember some comments 

made to me at the 2009 

Vicki Hume 

Nationals by our Texan judge, Delana, about how very 

promising our youngstock are and how she would like 

to come back and see the yearlings from this years 

crop of foals and two year olds when they have matured. 

Comments like this from people as respected as 

Delana are certainly something to hold on to and 

proof that our breeders are striving for excellence. 

Our affiliated club shows are well under way with many 

being held across the country including the Melbourne, 

Perth and Hobart Royals. 

With Christmas fast approaching, I cannot believe 

another year has come and gone, I would like to take 

this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and happy 

Christmas. Please take care on the roads and stay well. 

Merry Christmas. 

ARTICLE DEADLINE & CONTACT: 

Submit all your articles and photo material to 

tania.tmdstud@bigpond.com or contact Tania on 0419 742 949. 

Deadline for the February/March issue of the Paint Horse Journal 

-1st of January 2010- 

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2009 APHA Fall World Championship Show 

by Angela Newton 

“An Intense Desire” A superb lineup of 2 year old mares. "Mighty Ambitious" 

The weather was superb - clear, fine 

and 75 Fahrenheit or 24 degrees 

celsius and nowhere near as warm 

as my previous trip in July of 2005 

to Fort Worth, Texas for the World 

Show. I had four days of watching 

beautiful horses compete, socialising 

with great friends and eating 

some amazing food. No trip to the 

World Show is complete without 

at least one cinnamon roll for breakfast 

and I have to mention that I 

have now discovered Brazilian 

BBQ – YUMMMM. 

The Aussie contingent has done us 

proud again with Craig Dengate and 

Karen Lonski's mare "An Intense 

Desire" taking out third overall at 

the World in the Amateur 2-Year- 

Old Mares. Led by Craig, in a very 

tough class, the gorgeous mare by 

"Intensly Tough" out of "River of 

Desire" showed superbly. In 

the open class "2-Year-Old 

Mares", with professional trainers 

holding the shanks, she again 

did extremely well taking 

out a top ten placing in 

the World. 

active in the show pens stewarding 

for the Judges. Lee Ann pencilled in 

the John Justin Arena for the ridden 

events and Jeffery spent many a 

long day on his feet lining up halter 

horses in the Watt Arena. 

Personally, my trip to Fort Worth 

was to support some friends who 

have been showing extremely successfully 

with the progeny of their 

stallion "Mighty Ambitious" (Mighty 

Awesome x Sheza Heart Broker). 

"Mighty" is owned by Cheryl Vasi 

and stands at Jeff & Kerri Richards' 

Painted Dreams Farm. To date 10% 

of this young stallion's progeny 

have earned World titles. 

I was honoured to be included in 

the supporter's team photo for 

"Southern 

Ambition" owned by Jeff & Kerri 

who took Reserve World Champion 

in both Amateur Solid Paint- 

Bred Mares all Ages and Solid 

Paint-Bred Yearling Mares. Cheryl's 

entry "Xtreme Ambition" a palomino 

overo colt owned in partnership 

with her mother Danielle 

Vasi-Koeberle was the undoubtable 

crowd favourite when he took out 

World Champion in a huge class 

of Weanling Stallions. 

Whilst in Fort Worth, I also took 

the opportunity to meet with the 

APHA's Executive Director Lex 

Smurthwaite and thanked him for 

his support of our 2010 National 

Show as he is helping to procure a 

judge whose costs will be funded 

by the APHA. Lex was extremely 

generous and has offered his support 

to any of the Australian 

APHA members including 

the PHAA. 

Notably, the PHAA's 

worker bees, Jeffery 

and Lee Ann Hall 

were extremely

Award Achieved: PHAA CHAMPION YOUTH HORSE No.45 

Name of Horse: CL Main Event # 6936 

PHAA Champions 

Award Achieved: PHAA CHAMPION YOUTH HORSE No.46 

Name of Horse: Boston Beau # 5699 

Sire: Loots Image (IMP USA) # 4628 

Dam: Musters Mystique # 3237 

Breeder: Maureen Smith 

Date Achieved: 22/07/2009 

Rider/Handler: Will Hupp 

Trainer: 

Neville and Kathleen Jones, Jo Flowler, Holly 

Johnson and Will Hupp 

Major Achievements: 

-2009 NSWPHA High Point Junior Youth 

-2009 PHAA National Champion - Western Pleasure 

-2009 QLD Champion - Trail and Western Equitation 

Sire: 

Boston Boz (IMP USA) # Q28930 

Dam: Kor-I-Noor # 3955 

Owned By: Lauren Louw 

Breeder: CEDAR BRUSH FARMS 

Date Achieved: 24/07/09 

Rider/Handler: Lauren Louw 

Trainer: Michelle Bruce 


- National Senior Youth High Point 

- NSW High Point Senior Youth 

- QLD High Point Senior Youth 

Award Achieved: PHAA CHAMPION No.221 

Name of Horse: Little Loot # 8694 

Award Achieved: PHAA PAINT BRED CHAMPION No.4 

Name of Horse: MY ONLY SKIPASTAR # B8965 

Sire: Loots Image (IMP USA) # 4628 

Dam: To Kill For # 4081 

Owned By: Joanne and Robert Ralston 

Breeder: Joanne and Robert Ralston 


Rider/Handler: Jo Ralston 

Trainer: Jo Ralston 


-Open Hunter in Hand Futurity Champion at 2009 Nationals 

-Placing's in all 3YO Futurities at 2009 Nationals 

-NWS State top 5 Amateur Trail 

-QLD State Reserve Champion 3YO Trail 

-QLD State Champion 3YO Halter Gelding 

-QLD State Reserve Champion Amateur Gelding 

-"Frankie" was an EI 2YO with very limited outings, we had a lot 

to catch up on. To achieve his PHAA Champion as a 3YO was a 

challenge on it's own and "WE DID IT". "DON'T EVER GIVE UP" 

Sire: 

MY ONLY CONCENTION (IMP USA) 

# Q37639 

Dam: SKIPASTARAY (IMP USA) # 7291 

Owned By: CLAIRE GERI 

Breeder: VAN & SUSAN SPARKMAN 


Rider/Handler: Jodie Ward/Claire Geri 

Trainer: Jodie Ward 


- 2007 – National Grand Champion Halter 

- National Champion Yearling Hunter in Hand 

- Res National Champion Led Trail 

- PB Yearling Excellence #1 2009 – Hi-Pt PB Nationals 

- Hi-Pt PB NSW, Vic, SA State Shows, AO PB SA State Show 

- PHAA Hi-Pt PB Performance Horse 08/09 

- National Grand Champion at Halter 

- National Champion Hunter Under Saddle and Trail 

- Res National Champion Western Pleasure 

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Award Achieved: PHAA CHAMPION No.222 

Name of Horse: SURE TO BE AN ACE # 9329 

Sire: INCA ACE OF SPADES # ⁄5650 

Dam: 

UNKNOWN 

Owned By: SHARYN RATSCH 

Breeder: NOEL FRASER 

Date Achieved: 19 SEPTEMBER 2009 

Rider/Handler: SHARYN RATSCH 

Trainer/Breaker: SHARYN RATSCH 


- PHAA Amateur Owner of South Australia 2008-09 

- PHSSA Paint Horse of South Australia 2007-08, 2008-09 

- PHSSA Two Year Old 2007-08 

- PHSSA Sporting Horse of SA 2008-09 

- ROMS in Halter, HUS, Trail, WP, Barrel 

Apache’s little splinter 

Normally we award a “Horse’s Arse Award” for the best fall of the season. This 

year we also awarded a “Pain in the Arse Award” to Rocky Bar RU Apache. 

One Tuesday we had a huge storm 

go through the district and late 

that night when Cathy Bornholm 

went to feed her horses, Apache 

was missing. Her first thoughts 

were “ Oh No. He’s out again” 

because he is always first to the 

feed bin. She found 

him in the paddock 

reluctant to move. 

When she got him 

up to the stables she 

could see he had a 

wound close his 

sheath. The wound 

was cleaned and 

nothing could be felt 

in the wound. He 

swelled up as you would expect 

and appeared to be recovering. 

However on the weekend he 

started to drip a little gunk from 

the wound and appeared to be a 

bit sorer. He was taken 

to the vet on Monday 

and after poking up in 

the wound, they could 

feel something and so 

the forceps were used 

to remove the object. 

What a size – one very lucky horse! 

Our eyes nearly popped out of 

our heads when we saw what was 

coming out. The vets were amazed 

that it had not hit something vital 

as it was way up high in between 

Cleaning the wound – that’s what friends are for. 

his legs. One very lucky horse. We 

are guessing he trod on a branch 

and this broke off. Apache was 

happy to let Barcoo, the German 

Shepherd clean the wound up 

everyday and now you can’t even 

tell where it was. 


PHAA Notice of Gelding Amnesty Application 

Peppy Little Hombre 11184 

Born: 19/11/02 

Colour: Bay 

Pattern: Tobiano 

Dam: Python 

Sire: Quirran Lea Shake N Peppy (5147) 

Owner: Sandra Johnson, Beenleigh, QLD 

Breeder: L Sutton, Middle Ridge, QLD 

Approved by the Board for registration 05/09/09 

Im Out For Justice 11212 

Born: 5/09/07 

Colour: Chestnut 

Pattern: Overo 

Dam: Trinitys Dun Just Right (A-4967) 

Sire: Big Impression (5436) 

Owner: Trinity Park Stud, Penrith, NSW 

Breeder: Trinity Park Stud, Penrith, NSW 


Golden Holster WR #10529 

Born: 1/10/05 

Colour: Chestnut 


Dam: Miss Golden Charge (A-4856) 

Sire: Holster Touch Me Not (3571) 

Owner: Gail Cruickshank, Nanango, QLD 

Breeder: Ryan Perkins, Murgon, QLD 


Objections to the approval of a gelding amnesty application will 

be accepted up to 30 days following the publication of the Paint 

Horse Journal. 

Kenda Park Bounty WR #11680 

Born: 28/10/07 

Colour: Bay 


Dam: Anasazi Bonnie (FM) 

Sire: Springmore Reserved (7903) 

Owner: Cassie Mackender, Glanmire, NSW 

Breeder: JR Luck, Fernvale, QLD 


The Board will consider the Gelding Amnesty Application including 

any objections, lodged within the specifies time, at the next scheduled 

Directors meeting. 

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Accredited Saddle Fitter. AQHA, AA AND HSAA, EFA AND ANSA JUDGE 

GREG GRANT WESTERN SHOW STYLES 

Trends for the 2010 Show Scene 

When you show in Western Events, your clean, polished, original outfit, will 

catch the Judge’s eye and help you stand out from the rest! 

Fashion changes from season to season, but you can 

always reinvent your look by changing your accessories 

from top to toe. This year however, we will see a 

return to full body colour with incredible “BLING”. 

Due to this, we will see a trend towards more vibrant 

and patterned saddlecloths. 

Lets take a closer look at show trends! 

Western body suits are all the rage in one solid colour 

and a lot of detail with matching coloured pants. For 

the ridden show pen, the same coloured chaps to 

make the all in one theme. Colours such as lime, pink, 

lilac, white, purple and brown and many interchanging 

patterns. 

Trail tends to be solid or plaid and check shirts with 

very patterned saddlecloths, and again, colourful chaps. 

Equitation jackets have class and style. Midnight blue, 

deep green and chocolate offer an alternative to traditional 

black. Then, if you really want to stand out, 

white, red, royal blue and purple will do it. 

Hats are sharper and lines are crisp 

Hats should always be good quality. It is a must to save 

up and buy a good one. Keep your hat in a shaper or 

store in a hat can to maintain their shape. Brick shapes 

are big with the square look and high sides. Well shaped 

straw hats remain popular for summer months, especially 

for trail, reining and working cowhorse. 

Boots 

Square toes are big, but comfort is a must. Whatever 

boot you wear it must be clean! 

Belts 

Co-Ordinate your belt with your show pants and chaps 

for a smooth look. X-Tabs are great, but keep in mind 

that drawing attention to the midsection may not work 

for all body types. 

Accessories 

Costume jewellery pendants, pins and earrings should 

enhance, NOT over shadow the look. 

With the men; go a crisply starched oxford, plaid or 

plain shirt with chaps and jeans. Add in a tie or neck 

tie for that professional look. Men can co-ordinate 

coloured or pattern saddle pads that match in with 

their shirts. 

For that individual look in the Halter ring, a nice sports 

jacket with a shirt and tie with pleated pants and a 

high quality hat and good boots always look trendy, 

crisp and clean I say. 

See you in the Winner’s Circle with your 

personalised outfits, from our trained Western 

Pleasure out fitters at Greg Grant Saddlery. 

Lorelei Payne 

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HEAT STRESS 

A tragic story that needs to be told. 

4.30 am Thursday morning saw 

the arrival of Chilli ... 

He was extremely large and bent 

up. Mouse had done a great job 

delivering this little one without 

any assistance. 

Chilli was extremely contracted in 

the front tendons ... being slightly 

overdue and sired by a 16.2hh stallion 

“Blue Shadow FX” out of QH 

mare “One Part Scotch”. With the 

delivery of such a huge baby it is 

also thought Chilli was a slight 

dummy foal. Not as bright as one 

would expect. We phoned the vet 

at 11am when he wasn't getting up 

as much as we would have liked and 

had not straightened up at all. As 

he had been up and drinking so we 

were not to concerned about that. 

Upon arrival Bill (vet) gave Chilli 

an injection (oxytetracycline) to 

release his tendons as Bill advised 

that the issue was not heritable 

as such, but due to the size of the 

foal and the size of the mother that 

he was to cramped in the little 

space for too long. It is common 

for big foals born to small mares to 

be contracted. With another visit 

Bill was not completely happy with 

the progress of the injection, so 

another injection was given and 

this time we decided that we 

needed to splint his legs. We also 

applied corrective shoes to slowly 

push him back on his heals. 

So next we had our own little Forrest 

Gump boy ... he was so cute, 

however again something was not 

right, so Bill did blood work as he 

wasn't clotting properly. With 500ml 

of plasma given and all was okay 

again. He was going really well and 

we were pleased with how his legs 

were coming. We decided to go 

away for the Sunday, we didn't 

know it was going to be one of the 

hottest days in Toogoolawah. We 

asked for a friend to come over 

throughout the day to make sure 

all was OK, though he had moved 

each time they come around, they 

didn't see him up or drinking ... We 

know now the downward spiral 

had started!!! 

In our attempts to correct his legs, 

keep him safe and care for his 

every need, the loving care led to 

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HEAT STRESS & TAKING PRECAUTIONS – Vet Bill Rowan (Brisbane Valley Vets) informs 

Young foals main period of concern are for their first 4 weeks from birth, the period where they are relying 

on their mother to provide all of their nutritional requirements. Once they start to drink water and pick 

grass the degree of concern lowers as each week passes. 

- Mothers that do not have a substantial udder are also cause for concern as the foals may not obtain their 

requirements as readily and will have to drink more often. 

- Foals can dehydrate within 6 hours on hot days. 

The downward spiral can begin very quickly. Foals may miss a drink because it is too hot and they are 

resting, when they do get up, they may not drink as much as they should because they are tired and want to 

go lay down again. Again, when it is time for the next drink this happens, soon instead of 3 drinks over an 1 

hour period they only have 2 and the pattern continues to where they become so weak from dehydration 

that they can't manage to stand at all. 

- In extreme hot weather 3-4 hourly checks on foals and 3-6 hourly checks on horses are recommended. 

- Ensure that horses have plenty of shade. 

Not necessarily boxes as this does limit the air flow , shelters with just a roof allows for ventilation and 

breeze. Portable panels can also be used as a covered yard by simply draping shade cloth over one end of 

the yard. Nothing beats a big shady tree. 

- Mares should have access to plenty of fresh clean water. Supplying electrolyte or glucose in a separate 

container of water does not hurt on hot days also. 

If you notice that your horse/foal is starting to show signs of dehydration or heat, being with hosing of the 

legs, the under line of the neck and between the back legs as these contain veins that act as a cooling system 

for the body. 

If improvement is not achieved consult with your veterinarian. 

Fluids may be required to assist in the recovery of your foal. 

DHR Blue Scotch aka 'Chilli' 05-11-09 to 15-11-09 

the proceeding events. On one of 

the hottest days in Toogoolawah, 

Chilli had his largest cooling points 

closed off. The main veins that run 

down a horses legs are one of the 

best cooling points of their body. 

This is why we hose down their 

legs first when they are hot ... Chilli 

died of heat stress that afternoon 

caused by the splints we had on his 

legs ... Our tragedy is not the only 

heat stress loss of the year. I do 

hope this article brings to the fore 

how quickly and easily young foals 

can become susceptible to heat 

stress. 

So please be vigilante 

in hot weather. 

RIP Chilli

++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ foal sh 

Cause Im Shameless 

Sire Just Shameless 

Dam Cause Ima Coosa 

Owned by Brindella Stud 

Born 16 Oct 2009 

Sire RAMINCO IMPRESSIVE DUCO (PH) 

Dam SILLY POINT (TB) 

Owned by DANNI WILSON 

Born 25 Sep 2009 

Sire BLAZING HOT DAY(IMP)( PH) 

Dam COVERGIRL (PH) 

Owned/bred by DANNI WILSON 

Wyuna Take a Chance 

Sire 'Hammers High Fashion' 

Dam 'Wyuna Chance Encouinter'. 

Owned by Felicity Wischer 

Light Chestnut Overo Colt, 8hrs old 

Sire Holster Touch Me Not 

Dam Shonbar She's A Dream 

Owned by Graylins Horses. Eumundi. Q. 

Bay Overo Filly, 6hrs old 

Sire Triubulation 

Dam Takodas Tale 

Owned by Graylins Horses. Eumundi. Q. 

Bay Paint Bred Colt, 3 weeks old 

Sire Tunza Loot 

Dam Arctic Placid Moonshine 

Owned by Graylins Horses. Eumundi. Q 

Colt unnamed 

Sire Acres Showdown (Acres Destiny.IMP) 

Dam Dripping In Diamonds (Dry Diamond.IMP) 

Owned by Joy Jones/Tahbrit Paints 

Filly unnamed 

Sire Acres Showdown 

Dam Myuna Curio 

Owned by Erin Morgan 

Filly unnamed 

Sire Acres Showdown 

Dam Myuna Curio 

Owned by Erin Morgan 

Colt unnamed 

Sire Acres Showdown (Acres Destiny.IMP) 

Dam Dripping In Diamonds (Dry Diamond.IMP) 

Owned by Joy Jones/Tahbrit Paints 

Bobby 

Sire Amaroo Bobby Lena Paint/Q.H 

Dam Hollywood Makeup Q.H. 

Owned by Hal Savill 

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owcase ++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ 

Princess, Paintbred Filly 

Sire Chill Filtered 

Dam Fancy L Peppys Silhouette 

Owned by Lisa Hurren 

RU R AWESOME CONCLUSION{P} 

Sire Burkes Awesome To A Tee 

Dam RU Kid N Me 

Owned by RU PAINTS N QH 

RU WICKDLEE AWESOME{P} 

Sire Burkes Awesome To A Tee 

Dam Especially Shameless 

Owned by RU PAINTS N QH 

Maverick 

Sire Tunza Loot" 

Dam Hot "Pepper Plenty Of Lace 

Owned by Melissa Ross 

Bay Overo Colt 

Sire GARTH BROOKS 

Dam SELRAHC EMPRESS Q-29687 

Owned by Rehn Performance Horses 

Chestnut Filly 

Sire GARTH BROOKS 

Dam PEPPY ELL Q-22068 

Owned by Rehn Performance Horses 

Chestnut Solid Colt 

Sire SC The Perfectionist 

Dam Wind Dancer by Special Affects USA 

Bred by New Frontier Paint Horse Stud 

Chestnut Overo Colt, two blue eyes 

Sire SC The Perfectionist 

Dam Wyndanna Sheza Macho 

Bred by New Frontier Paint Horse Stud 

SO HOT N CHARMING (name pending) 

Sire HF SOMETHIN HOT 

Dam I AM JUST CHARMING 

Owned by Shirley Sommer 

Coco 

Sire Tahbrits Acres of Pep PHAA9126 

Dam CSG laced in Silver PHAA5788 

Owned by Phil and Margit Skinner 

Millie 

Sire Tahbrits Acres of Pep PHAA9126 

Dam Tramp O’lenas PHAA B10604 

Owned by Phil and Margit Skinner 

"HBS Money Talks" (PHAA pending) 

Sire Moneyman 6365 

Dam Costa Miss Attitude 11186 

Owned by HYBROW Paint & Quarter Horses 


++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ foal showcase ++ 

HBS Red Zone" (PHAA pending) 

Sire First Down Imp 

Dam Newood Miss Fortune 4291 

Owned by HYBROW Paint & Quarter Horses 

CPS How Awesome Am I 

Sire Oh Im Awesome 

Dam SC No Shame On Me 

Bred by Chyandra Park Stud 

Apache 


Dam XXX 

Bred by Leonie Furborough, VIC 

Conceited 


Dam Impressnacat 

Bred & Owned by Terrie Zerbst, QLD 

CPS EXCEPTIONALLY AWESOME 


Dam A Lil Exceptional (QH) 


CPS PLATINUM SHOWGIRL 

Sire DMB Platinum 

Dam Shamefullysophisticated 


DHR Ghost Rider (pending) 

Sire FPF Lethal Weapon 

Dam Boodjaru Imagination 

Owned by Amanda & Rob Harrington 

Hanna 


Dam PPH Loots J Design 

Bred by M & M Farmer, QLD 

CPS HE’S SO AWESOME 


Dam Count Me In (QH) 


Humma 

Sire DMB Platinum 

Dam Burnin Bridges 

Bred by M & M Farmer, QLD 

Ima Awesome Miracle 


Dam Ima Mystical Gold Seeker 

Bred & Owned by Libby & Kevin Hanks, QLD 

Rosie 


Dam Arabella Best Lady 

Bred by Arabella Park 

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SQHA Buckle Bonanza Nov 2009 

Anthea Arnol riding the very loud "Shamans Magic" 

Karen Mossman all smiles with her utstanding mare 

"Shez Sucha Beggar" 

Mark Ferguson riding the stunning "Illoominate" 

Diane Kacunic in deep thought on "Dunuplikadiva" 

Mark Webster looking good aboard "A Tad Tuff" 

Photos: Nicole Nopert-Wilson Ace Photography 

Lee Wear looking the part on "Nothing to Serious" 

Michelle Bruce down to business on "Eyes a Ransom" 


PAINT HORSE JOURNAL | December 2009/January 2010 | Photo: Tania Hobbs

Home Made Mothers 

A medication protocol that can induce lactation in 

"open" mares has changed the way prominent 

Kentucky Standardbred nursery, Walnut 

Hall Ltd., manages its nurse mare 

herd, while giving more than 20 

rescued mares a new job. 

by Karen Briggs

Walnut Hall's vet, Joe Lyman, DVM, based the technique 

on presentations by Peter Daels, DVM, PhD, and John 

Steiner DVM, Dipl. ACT. Using their methods, not only 

can unbred mares that have previously had at least 

one foal be persuaded with medication to produce 

milk, but the procedure also seems to stimulate maternal 

behavior, greatly simplifying the tricky process 

of getting a nurse mare to adopt an orphan foal. For 

an operation like Walnut Hall, which uses nurse 

mares routinely, it was a revolutionary idea. 

"We breed to a lot of New York-based stallions," 

Lyman explained, "and New York state laws prohibit 

semen being shipped out of state. So we have to ship 

our mares to them, and that has usually meant leaving 

the foals behind with nurse mares, rather than 

putting them through the stress of shipping." Farm 

owners Alan Leavitt and his wife, Meg Jewett, have 

always been uncomfortable with the usual method 

of deliberately breeding mares, then 

removing their foals to make the dams 

available as nurse mares, he added, so 

this protocol presented a new opportunity. 

Shortly after his return from the 

Orlando meeting, Lyman began sourcing 

mares from adoption and rescue organizations, 

such as the New Vocations 

Racehorse Adoption Program in Ohio. 

"We adopted 22 mares, mostly Standardbreds, 

with a few Thoroughbreds 

and a couple of Quarter Horses," he 

said. "The only real criterion was that they had raised 

foals previously and were good mothers. Maiden mares 

don't respond well to this protocol. "We even used a 

couple of our own mares that we'd retired from breeding 

due to reproductive problems, giving them a job 

again," he added. 

Walnut Hall used a simplified drug protocol based on 

a once-a-day administration of an oral domperidone 

gel (a dopamine antagonist which increases milk production 

in mares and is also used to combat fescue 

toxicity). "If they're going to lactate, you'll know within 

three to four days, usually," Lyman said. "They'll start 

producing watery milk, and you'll see the bag start to 

fill. Most mares were in decent milk production within 

10 days." Twenty of the 22 mares responded to the 

lactation protocol. When it came time to introduce 

the foster foals, Walnut Hall administered a shot of 

oxytocin and prostaglandin to each mare, along with 

some mild sedation. This was followed by a vaginal/ 

cervical massage, which Daels had found to be key to 

stimulating a maternal response. 

"It was pretty neat," Lyman said. 

"Within a couple of minutes of doing 

the cervical massage, the mares would 

lower their heads and start nickering 

to the foal. It's a response called the 

Ferguson reflex. Sixteen of the 20 

mares accepted their foals within half 

an hour, and the longest (time period) 

was a day. All 20 mares had accepted 

their foals within 24 hours. If you've 

dealt with nurse mares, you know 

that's an amazing success rate." 

Since the induced lactation doesn't stimulate the production 

of colostrum (a sticky milk, high in protein and 

antibodies, secreted during the first 24 hours following 

birth), Walnut Hall found that foals aged seven to eight 

days were the most likely to thrive under the care of 

their nurse mares. "At weaning, you couldn't tell the 

difference. They were all big, robust kids, and their 

OCD (osteochondrosis dissecans) rates were similar 

to the foals raised by their own dams," said Lyman. 

"This is so much better than breeding nurse mares 

and ending up with unwanted foals," he added. "And 

the mares get a good deal out of it – they get a good 

life on the farm, a much better fate than they might 

otherwise have had." 

Reprinted with permission of copyright owner The Horse; 

visit www.TheHorse.com for more horse health information. 


Matilda & Violet 

Two Queensland Paint ambassadors 

Here are my two girls, Fabros Co Financier (Matilda) and Wakoda Under 

Cover Angel (Violet). Since owning them, they have shown me the outstanding 

temperament of the paint horse breed. 

After I lost my horse of 21 years to 

a serious illness, my husband purchased 

Violet, a 4 month old paint 

bred filly from Wakoda Paint Stud 

for me. Violet settled in straight 

away to her new home and was 

soon being led out on trails and 

around the neighbourhood – cars, 

trucks, wheelie bins – nothing 

phased her. She is now 2 years 

old and proving to be a no 

fuss horse to start 

under saddle. Violet is always first 

to greet visitors for a cuddle and 

to have a chew on their shoelaces. 

Violet was soon joined by Matilda, 

a 7 year old overo mare. They are 

great friends and keep us entertained 

with their antics. Matilda 

is helping me get my confidence 

back in the saddle. She has a loving 

nature and forgives my many riding 

mistakes. We have started with regular 

lessons, trail riding and hope 

to compete in some beginner ridden 

events in 2010. 

My girls receive many compliments 

on their people-friendly nature and 

quiet demeanour and are great ambassadors 

for the breed. 

Theresa McDermott 

Ilkley, Queensland. 

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OPEN AWARDS 

ROM: 

-Halter- 

Winds of Cagney 

Smoove Moove 

Gundarra Treasured Asset 

Sweet Loot 

Shameelicious 

Colourise Me 

Absolootleecool 

Hypnotize 

Peppys High Roller 

Sekani Chances R I Shine 

-Bridle Path Hack- 

Rosewoods Dark N Stormy 

KPS Hillbilly Angel Eyes 

-Trail- 

Sure To Be An Ace 

Greenviews Baby Doll 

-English Pleasure- 

Intensly Zipped 

-Western Horsemanship- 


-Western Pleasure- 

Bin Lootin 

Nyleve Alabama 



Smokin Blue Cloud 

-Hacking- 


-Hunter Under Saddle- 

Nyleve Alabama 

Winds Of Cagney 




-Dressage- 

Dressed In A Rush 

MSQ Switch The Duco 

-Hunter In Hand- 



-Lungeline- 

Corporate Clarity 


Colourise Me 

-Led Trail- 

Hot Tuxedo Man 

DISTINCTION: 

-Halter- 

HMF Perception 

KPM Switched On 



-Led Trail- 


SUPERIOR: 

-Halter- 

Pretty Sensational 



-Trail- 


-PHAA CHAMPION- 

No: 222 – Sure To Be An Ace 

-YEARLING CERTIFICATE 

OF EXCELLENCE- 

No:3 – Ess-J Perfect Seeker 

No:4 – HMF Perception 

PAINT BRED AWARDS 

ROM: 

-Halter- 

PL Sheza Cool Delta 

Lasting Spirit 

-Trail- 

Tahbrits Hollywood Acres 


My Only Skipastar 


Tahbrits Hollywood Acres 


C Notes Just Gearless 

Dressage 

Impressive Kitty 

YOUTH AWARDS 

(REGULAR REGISTRY) 

ROM: 

-Trail- 

Brandon Lindeberg 


Brandon Lindeberg 


Ellie Anderson 

-Jumping- 

Natalya Bretherton 

-Rider- 

Jennifer Cini 

BRONZE CENTURY: 


Stacey Bentley 

-PHAA YTH CHAMPION- 

No: 52 – William Hupp 

AMATEUR OWNER 

AWARDS 

ROM: 

-A/O @ Halter- 

Gelding 

Pokos Stolen Ransom 


Jan Biddle 

DISTINCTION: 

-A/O Colt/Stallion- 

KPM Switched On 

-A/O Filly/Mare- 

Sweet Justice 

-A/O Gelding- 


RIDE AUSTRALIA 

50 HOURS 

Redback Rugged Romeo 


OPEN HONOUR ROLL 

REGULAR REGISTRY: 

HALTER: 

-2008 Colt- 

Blue Gums Dark Night 4 

Moonglades Best Tradition 2 

Code Whizzel 2 

Hypnotize 1.5 

This Kids Got Chrome 1 

Specialitys Choice 1 

Striking Lil Beggar 1 

-2008 Filly- 

Absolootleecool 4 

Quirran Lea Smokin Honey 3 

Skipastarlet 2.5 

LPS Awesomelymaid 1.5 

Painted Troubles 0.5 

Ima Special Miss 0.5 

Ima Montana Art Seeker 0.5 

Daiquiri Ultimate Delight 0.5 

Natans Rain 0.5 

-2008 Gelding- 

KPM Racketeer 7.5 

Sure To Be A King 4 

DMB Gunslinger 2.5 

Loots Splashin The Cash 2.5 

Instantkash 1.5 

Love The Rustlers Image 1.5 

Boots N All 1 

Nine Willows Baby Twolove 1 

-2007 Colt- 

Colville Justa Flash 1 

XUX Cold Wind Blowing 1 

Hot Tuxedo Man 0.5 

-2007 Filly- 

Sweet Loot 3 

SC his Cowgirls Gotbling 2 

Gundarra Treasured Asset 2 

Looisianna 2 

Cooks Supreme 2 

La Isla Bonita 1.5 

Nothing Else Matters 1.5 

Wakoda Ooh La Lah 1 

Snow Queen 0.5 

Smoke N Beauty 0.5 

PL My T Shakin Conclusion 0.5 


Im Sensationally Awsome 4 

Colourise Me 3 

Shameelicious 3 

Kunda The Right Copy 1 

Natans Dun Sliden 0.5 

Hard N Fast Ramblin’ Man 0.5 

Ess-J Perfect Seeker 0.5 

Circle K Flamin Love 0.5 

-2006 Colt- 

The Illusionist 0.5 

Colorites Diagonal 0.5 

Gunner Get Ya 0.5 

-2006 Filly- 

Sekani Chances R I Shine 4.5 

Fancy Movin Miss 2.5 

Patchwork Favourtizm 2 

Shez Such A Beggar 1 

Kildari Still Dreaming 1 

Acres Of Clover 0.5 

Rossmount Strait Laced 0.5 


DMB Butch Cassidy 9 

-2005 Filly/Mare- 

Pretty Sensational 10 

Justification 3 

Shezafootlooseloot 2.5 

KPS Hillbilly Angel Eyes 2 

Patchwork Elly May 1.5 

Golden Belief 1 

Lootsdeeattraction 0.5 

Karalinga Dunupinplatinum 0.5 


Wizz’s Bobby Sox 2.5 

Sure To Be An Ace 2 

Sunrise Boston Diamond 1 

Rocky Bar RU Apache 0.5 

No More Lovin 0.5 

CC Smokin Tivio 0.5 

Another Royal 0.5 

-2004 Colt- 

Quirran Lea Cow N Colour 1.5 

Allambie Parks Lilplayboy 0.5 


Loots O So Fancy 2 

Coralvale Raindrop 2 

Karalinga Double Choc Bar 1.5 


Exceptional One 3.5 

Just Zippin 2.5 

Nothing Too Serious 2 

Burnt Boz 2 

Circle K Rattlen’ Burn 2 

Call Me Cooper 2 

Winderadeen Playitagainsam 1.5 

Montego Hi Jinx 0.5 

-2003 & Over Stallion- 

Peppys High Roller 5 

Smooth Moove 2.5 

Hammers Touch of Montana 2 

Moneyman 2 

Double K Ultimate Grand 1.5 

Affirmative (IIU) 0.5 

-2003 & Over Mare- 

Boogies So Bazaar 7.5 

Bellamy Snoopys Cloud 2 

Quirran Lea Barita Olena 2 

She Burns Monee 2 

Western By Demand 1.5 

Winds Of Cagney 1.5 

Quirran Lea Tina Olena 1 

Sahaptin White Cloud 1 

Bostons Burnin Baby 0.5 

Yulgilbar Neat N Elegant 0.5 

Landsons Lil Peppy Doll 0.5 

-2003 & Over Gelding- 

Quirran Lea Chucky Lena 4.5 

Natans Bobby Joe 2.5 

Landsons Cotton Eye Joe 2 

Fabros Polar Ice 2 

Lucky Situation 2 

Something Picture Perfect 1.5 

Stand And Deliver 1.5 

Omega Artist 1.5 

Whynot Mr Walker 1 

Twinriver Hollywood King 1 

Navaho Twilight Time 1 

Chief Red Cloud 1 

Kunda Heart Throb 0.5 

Blue Gums Shaken FX 0.5 

Blue Mtn Leroy Brown 0.5 

Rosewoods Dark N Stormy 0.5 

Aliantha Impressa Bandit 0.5 

My Only Exception 0.5 

Kunda Repeat Sound 0.5 

Mickey Blue Eyes 0.5 

Okies Trail 0.5 

Gentle Roc Tonsof Regal 0.5 

Dandy Trail 0.5 

A/O @ HALTER: 

-Colt/Stallion- 

Hypnotize 1.5 

Moneyman 1.5 

Code Whizzel 1.5 


Moonglades Best Tradition 1 

Specialitys Choice 1 

Nine Willows Baby Twolove 0.5 

Allambie Parks Lilplayboy 0.5 

-Filly/Mare- 

Pretty Sensational 5.5 


Patchwork Elly May 3 

Quirran Lea Barita Olena 2 

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Shezafootlooseloot 2 


KPS Hillbilly Angel Eyes 1.5 

Gundarra Treasured Asset 1 

Karalinga Dunupinplatinum 1 

Fancy Movin Miss 0.5 

Shez Such A Beggar 0.5 

Lootsdeeattraction 0.5 

Rossmount Strait Laced 0.5 

-Gelding- 

KPM Racketeer 6 

Quirran Lea Chucky Lena 5 

Colourise Me 3.5 

Sure To Be A King 1.5 

Nine Willows Baby Twolove 1.5 


Im Sensationally Awesome 1.5 

Something Picture Perfect 1.5 


Rocky Bar RU Apache 1 


Aliantha Impressa Bandit 1 

Sunrise Boston Diamond 1 

Natans Bobby Joe 0.5 

Sure To Be An Ace 0.5 

Another Royal 0.5 

Dandy Trail 0.5 

Chief Red Cloud 0.5 

CC Smokin Tivio 0.5 

PERFORMANCE: 

Barrel Race 

Rocin Tradition 7 



Mickey Blue Eyes 1 


-Dressage- 

Patchwork Classic Edge 13 

Aint I Elusive 12 

GP Cheeno Bandit 11 

Call Me Cooper 4.5 

Whynot Carbon Copy 4 

Another Royal 3 

MSQ Apollo 3 

MSQ Switch The Duco 3 

Mocha 1 

-Hacking- 

Intensly Zipped 18 

Navaho Twilight Time 2.5 

Western By Demand 1 

My Only Exception 1 


Winds Of Cagney 0.5 

Peppy Little Hombre 0.5 

-Hunter Hack- 


Okies Trail 1 

Landsons Cotton Eye Joe 0.5 


Something Picture Perfect 5 

Rosewoods Dark N Stormy 5 


Fancy No Frills 2.5 

Specialtys Choice 2.5 

Gundarra Treasured Asset 2.5 

Patchwork Elly May 2.5 



Widowers Trademark 2 

KPM Racketeer 2 



Blue Gums Absoloot Class Act 1.5 

Absolootleecool 1.5 

Moonglades Best Tradition 1.5 

Im Sensationally Awesome 1.5 

Lootsdeeattraction 1 

Karalinga Dunupinplatinum 1 

Smooth Moove 1 

Nyleve Alabama 1 

Wizz’s Bobby Sox 1 

DMB Gunslinger 1 

Natans Bobby Joe 1 


Coralvale Raindrop 1 

My Only Exception 1 

Ess J Perfect Seeker 0.5 

This Kids Got Chrome 0.5 



Nothing Too Serious 0.5 

Fancy Moovin Miss 0.5 

-Jumping- 


Aint I Elusive 1.5 

-Keyhole Race- 


-Led Hack- 



Whynot Carbon Copy 1 


Navaho Twilight Time 0.5 


-Led Trail- 

Widowers Trademark 3.5 




Fancy No Frills 2.5 


Colourise Me 2 




Code Whizzel 1.5 

Love The Rustlers Image 1 

This Kids Got Chrome 1 

La Isla Bonita 0.5 

XUX Cold Wind Blowing 0.5 

-Lunge Line- 

Code Whizzel 3 



Fancy No Frills 2 

Moonglades Best Tradition 1.5 




Sure To Be A King 1 


Nothing Else Matters 1 


This Kids Got Chrome 0.5 

Natans Rain 0.5 


Love The Rustlers Image 0.5 

Specialtys Choice 0.5 

-One Day Eventing- 

MSQ Apollo 6 


-Paint Horse Under Saddle- 


Winds O f Cagney 1 


Coralvale Raindrop 0.5 


-Pole Bending- 



-Show Hunter- 

Peppys Little Hombre 2 


Dressed In A Rush 1 

-Sporting & Novelty- 


-Junior Horse Bridle Path Hack- 


-Senior Horse Bridle Path Hack- 


Winds Of Cagney 2 

Kunda Repeat Sound 1 

Whynot Mr Walker 1 

-Junior Horse English Pleasure- 


-Junior Horse Hunter Under Saddle- 


Winderadeen Playitagainsam 5 




Wizz’s Bobby Sox 1.5 

Shezafootlooseloot 1.5 



Gunner Get Ya 0.5 

Circle K Rattlen’ Burn 0.5 

-Senior Horse Hunter Under Saddle- 


Stand And Deliver 4 

Peppys High Roller 3 


Lucky Situation 1.5 



Winds Of Cagney 1 


Western By Demand 1 



Killfloot 0.5 

-Junior Horse Reining- 

Greenviews Baby Doll 3 



-Senior Horse Reining- 

Peppys High Roller 5.5 

Jebadiah 4 

Quirran Lea Barita Olena 2.5 


-Junior Horse Trail- 

Greenviews Baby Doll 7.5 



Exceptional One 2 


Graylins Exposed All Over 1 

Fabio 1 


Colorites Diagonal 0.5 

-Senior Horse Trail- 


Blaze Of Thunder 8 





Kunda Repeat Sound 0.5 


Bostons Burnin Baby Beau 0.5 

Nyleve Alabama 0.5 


Quirran Lea Barita Olena 0.5 

Mickey Blue Eyes 0.5 


-Junior Horse Western Horsemanship- 



Greenviews Baby Doll 1.5 

Dun To Perfection 1 


Monteho Hi Jinx 0.5 



Graylins Exposed All Over 0.5 

-Senior Horse Western Horsemanship- 

Blaze Of Thunder 3 


Blue Mtn Leroy Brown 2 

Fabros Polar Ice 1.5 






-2 YO Western Pleasure- 

Circle K Flamin Love 1 

-Junior Horse Western Pleasure- 



Greenview Baby Doll 2 

Exceptional One 2 

Wizz’s Bobby Sox 2 



Colorites Diagonal 1 

Acres Of Clover 1 

Gunner Get Ya 1 



Graylins Exposed All Over 0.5 


Smokin Blue Cloud 0.5 


-Senior Horse Western Pleasure- 



Stand And Deliver 2.5 

Kunda Repeat Sound 1 

Killfloot 1 








Peppys High Roller 0.5 

Whynot Carbon Cobby 0.5 


PAINT BRED REGISTRY: 

HALTER: 

-2008 Filly- 

Flowers For This Cowgirl 0.5 

-2008 Gelging- 

Simply Justa Mr 1 

Overton Jack 1 

Bremer Park Born Two Show 0.5 

-2007 Colt- 

The Potential Cowboy 0.5 

Allambie Parks Outbackjac 0.5 

-2007 Filly- 

Bobs Fancy Face 4 

Burnin Trail 2.5 

Ima Snazzy Brook 2 

Justa Looka 0.5 

Best Western Celebration 0.5 


Sekani Prioritize My Chance 2.5 

Tribidation 1.5 

Outlaw 1.5 

Sekani Heza Legend N Time 0.5 

-2006 Filly- 

Twin Oaks Bundy Blonde 2.5 

Potential Diva 0.5 

Fabros I C A Bow K 0.5 


Pokos Stolen Ransom 6 

-2005 Colt/Stallion- 

Hustlers Near Miss 2 


PL Sheza Cool Delta 3.5 

Pearls For Loot 1 

Phenominess 0.5 


Lasting Spirit 3 

Handz Off Zip 1 

My Only Skipastar 0.5 

Tahbrits Hollywood Acres 0.5 


Rosewoods Little Amber 3 

-2003 & Over Filly/Mare- 

Carramar Peppys Pepper 2.5 

Kildari Three Of Diamonds 1 

Meverick Forbidden Love 0.5 

-2003 & Over Gelding- 

C Notes Just Fearless 1.5 

Royal Heart Throb 0.5 

Darwins Copy 0.5 

A/O @ HALTER: 

-Filly/Mare- 

Rosewood Little Amber 2.5 

Bobs Fancy Face 2.5 

Carramar Peppers Pepper 1.5 


Phenominess 0.5 

-Gelding- 



Overton Jack 0.5 

Royal Heart Throb 0.5 

PERFORMANCE: 

Barrel Race 

Gator Raid 6 

-Dressage- 

Royal Heart Throb 7 


Impressive Kitty 3 


-Hacking- 



-Hunter Hack- 

Handz Off Zip 0.5 


Rosewood Little Amber 2.5 

Ima Snazzy Brook 2.5 

Lasting Spirit 1.5 


MF Decked N Shameless 0.5 

Handz Off Zip 0.5 

-Led Hack- 

My Only Skipastar 3 

Kildari Three Of Diamonds 0.5 

-Led Trail- 

Ima Snazzy Brook 3 


Bremer Park Born Two Show 0.5 

Simply Justa Mr 0.5 

-Lunge Line- 


-One Day Eventing- 

Impressive Kitty 3 

-Paint Horse Under Saddle- 


-Show Hunter- 


-Junior Horse Bridle Path Hack- 

Pokos Stolen Ransom 2.5 


-Junior Horse Hunter Under Saddle- 


MF Decked N Shameless 2 

Handz Off Zip 1 

Palamo Its Not Over 1 


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-Senior Horse Hunter Under Saddle- 

C Notes Just Fearless 4.5 

-Junior Horse Reining- 


-Junior Horse Trail- 




Simply The Best 1.5 

-Junior Horse Western Horsemanship- 

Tahbrits Hollywood Acres 5 

Pokos Stolen Ransom 1.5 


-Junior Horse Western Pleasure- 



Simply The Best 1 


Palamo Its Not Over 1 

MF Decked N Shameless 0.5 

AMATEUR OWNER 

HONOUR ROLL 

-Barrel Race- 

Joy Conn 2 


Lee Ann Taylor 2 

Debbie Lindeberg 1 

-English Equitation- 

Sharyn Ratsch 1.5 

Linda Van Den Bosch 1 

Renae Pike 1 

Lisa Green 1 

Karin Brouggy 1 

Gail Chuter 0.5 

-Hacking- 

Simone Palfreyman 1 

-Hunter Hack- 

Rebecca Crowley 0.5 


Cathy Bornholm 2 

Jan Boyd 1 



Joy Conn 3.5 

Deborah Lindeberg 3 

Karin Brouggy 1.5 


Sara Chaille 1 


Rebecca Crowley 0.5 

Lisa Green 0.5 

Annette Pretty 0.5 


Susan McLaughlin 0.5 

Renae Pike 0.5 

Sonya Kinkade 0.5 

Simone Palfreyman 0.5 

Tricia-Lee Campbell 0.5 

Rowena Wilcox 0.5 

Bettina Gutschelhofer 0.5 

-Reining- 

Tammy Carter 2.5 

Luke Chaille 1.5 

-Showmanship- 

Joy Conn 6.5 

Lynette Hall 3.5 

Deanne Gavin 2 

Jan Boyd 2 

Cathryn Bornholm 1 

Annette Pretty 1 

Rebecca Crowley 1 


Kristy Trigg 0.5 

Megan Savill 0.5 

Carolyn O’Garr 0.5 

Vicki Hume 0.5 

Julieanne Arapa 0.5 

Patrick Maxwell 0.5 

Renae Pike 0.5 

-Trail- 

Grahme Savill 8 

Bridget Connelly 5 





Chris Grundy 0.5 


Sonya Kinkade 0.5 

-Western Equitation- 

Grahme Savill 0.5 



Grahme Savill 1 

Lisa Green 1 

Renae Pike 1 

Amanda Watts 1 


Jan Mair 1 

Sharyn Ratsch 1 


Desrae Gant 6 

Bridget Connelly 5 

Grahme Savill 3.5 

Natalie Kay 2 


Chris Grundy 2 


Julianne Arapa 1 

Sharyn Ratsch 1 



Deborah Lindeberg 0.5 


Jan Mair 0.5 


Joy Conn 0.5 



Judith Galloway 0.5 


Jan Biddle 1.5 

Simone Robinson 1 

-Showmanship- 

Patrick Maxwell 1 

Debarah Allen 1 

Fiona Mace 0.5 

-Trail- 


Jan Baddle 0.5 


Jill Wagner 1 

Claire Geri 0.5 


Jan Biddle 1 

Simone Robinson 1 


YOUTH HONOUR 

ROLL 

-Barrel Race- 

Natalya Bretherton 2.5 

Ellie Anderson 0.5 


Amanda Carter 4 

Jennifer Cini 0.5 

Brandon Lindeberg 1 


Tenielle O’Brien 2 

Amanda Carter 1.5 

Ellie Anderson 1 

Ruby Macarthur 0.5 

Natasha Smith 0.5 

-Hacking- 

Natalya Bretherton 5 


-Hunter Hack- 



Maddi Worthe 0.5 





Jaydene Urosevic 1.5 

Ruby Macarthur 1.5 

Danielle Cameron 1 

Tully Stephens 1 



Maddison Lane 0.5 

-Jumping- 


-Keyhole- 


-Leadlin- 

Jesse Gallagher 0.5 

-Pole Bending- 


-Reining- 

Jaydene Urosevic 1 



Natasha Smith 1 

Danielle CDameron 0.5 

Emlyn Broad 0.5 


-Showmanship- 



Natasha Smith 2 



Hope Bellenger 1 


Maddi Worthe 0.5 

Stacey Bentley 0.5 

Olivia Palfreyman 0.5 





-Trail- 




Jaydene Urosevic 2.5 



Ruby Macarthur 1 

Emlyn Broad 1 



Tully Stephens 

0.5 









Ruby Macarthur 1 











Tully Stephens 0.5 


-Bareback Equitation- 


-Barrel Race- 



Courtney Whittaker 2 

Troy Vale 0.5 

-Hacking- 


-Hunter Hack- 

Courtney Whittaker 0.5 



Courtney Whittaker 0.5 

-Jumping- 


-Rider- 


-Showmanship- 

Benjamin Maxwell 1.5 

Tenielle O’Brien 1.5 

Rhianna Foster 1.5 

Troy Vale 1 





Troy Vale 0.5 

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Affiliated Clubs 

NSW 

NEW SOUTH WALES PAINT HORSE 

ASSOCIATION (NSWPHA) 

Secretary – Diana Perkins 

80 Arina Rd 

BARGO NSW 2574 

Phone: 02 4684 3629 

Email: dpe84357@bigpond.net.au 

Website:www.nswpha.com.au 

EAST COAST APPALOOSA PAINT 

WESTERN PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION 

INC (ECAP&WPA) 

Secretary – Pat Thompson 

22 Bunderra Drive 

BEECHWOOD NSW 2446 

Phone: 02 6585 6013 AH 

02 6584 1143 BH 

Mob: 0408 056 013 

Email: ecapwpa@yahoo.com.au 

QLD 

SOUTH BURNETT WESTERN 

PERFORMANCE CLUB (SBWPC) 

Secretary – Sarah Apps 

PO Box 273 

NANANGO QLD 4615 

Phone: 0438 632006 

Email: sbwpclub@hotmail.com 

SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND PAINT 

HORSE CLUB INC (SEQPHA) 

Secretary – Helen Bentley 

746 Bald Knob Rd 

MALENY QLD 4552 

Phone: 07 5494 1071 

VIC 

VICTORIAN PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION 

INC (VPHA) 

Secretary – Karen McCormick 

1/14-17 Hogan Court 

PAKENHAM VIC 3810 

Phone: 03 5940 2868 

Email: TBA 

Website:www.vpha.com.au 

SA 

PAINT HORSE SOCIETY OF SOUTH 

AUSTRALIA INC (PHSSA) 

Secretary – Deb Sims 

PO Box 216 

CLARE SA 5453 

Phone: 0427 434 220 

Email: deb@clarequarry.com 

WA 

STATEWIDE PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION 

OF WA INC (SWPHA WA) 

Secretary – Laurice Potter (Lea) 

PO Box 213 

KWINANA WA 6966 

Phone: 0401 083 738 

Email: paintswa@hotmail.com 

Website:www.freewebs.com/paintswa 

TAS 

PERFORMANCE PAINT HORSE 

ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA INC (PPHAT) 

Secretary – Vicki Hume 

91 Valley Road 

SIDMOUTH TAS 7270 

Phone: 03 6383 1176 

Email: vickihume@painthorse.com.au 

Web: www.painthorsetasmania.com 

OTHER BODIES 

HSAA 

Linda Gray 

347 Newland Rd 

WAMURAN QLD 4512 

Phone: 07 5429 8789 

Mobile: 0412 479 340 

Email: gm8@bigpond.com 

AMERICAN PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION 

PO Box 961023 

FORT WORTH TEXAS 76161 USA 

Phone: (817) 834 2742 

Fax: (817) 222 8466 

Email: askapha@apha.com 

Website:www.apha.com 


From WHOA 

to GO!! 

The break is over and the 

show season is about to 

get back into full swing. 

You’re excited … but 

are you ready? 

by Lyn Hoffmann ©2009

Of course it’s exciting! You can’t wait to be back on 

the show circuit and in touch with all your Paint buddies 

again. It’s a time to look forward to, getting back 

into competing, discussing and seeing new foals and 

upcoming youngsters or maybe to show off your own! 

You’re even thinking about what events you’re going 

to focus on. It’s hard to curb your enthusiasm at the 

thought of the first show. The thrill of competition is 

just around the corner and you’re totally prepared 

for the busy year ahead. Well – aren’t you? Mmmm – 

maybe not totally prepared. If that sounds like you, 

make some changes this year. Read on, plan ahead 

and be completely organised! 

Funds 

As exciting as it is, before you can decide on which 

shows you’ll be attending during the coming year, 

you’ll need to be realistic and make certain you’re 

the financial side of it. Just a snippet of information to 

keep in mind; agricultural show prizemoney is quite 

good and it would be beneficial for our Paint horses 

to make a return to these shows. So think about it. If 

you find yourself short of cash, plan on making a little 

extra income each week. The difference it’ll make to 

your bank balance and show season will be amazing. 

National, State and Regional Shows 

Mark these dates down on your planner and use different 

coloured highlighter pens to fill in the definites 

and the maybes. Write in the contact phone number 

for each show. Contact them early for show programs, 

entry conditions and pre-entry deadlines. 

Check and clean your gear to look as stunning as this show saddle from Sothern Cross Saddlery. 

going to have the funds to cover the whole process. 

Showing is either part of your horse business or it’s 

a hobby. Either way, money comes into it. The word 

‘budget’, as horrible as it sounds, is something we all 

need to adopt in these times. So, before planning to 

go show, know the budget you’ll be working with. 

Know where the money’s going to come from and 

how much there’ll need to be week to week. If you 

run a horse business, you’ll have already done your 

sums and from here on in will just need to keep 

records of all your expenses and income. If showing 

is your hobby, sit down and work out how much 

you’re going to need to feed your frenzy. It may help 

to open a separate bank account and use it specifically 

for your expenses and income (prizemoney, etc) from 

your horse showing. It’s an easy way to keep track of 

If you intend competing at the State or National 

shows, get your entries in as early as possible. Set 

goals for classes you intend on being really competitive 

in at these shows, and then plan your showing 

strategy from the start to mentally and physically 

prepare yourself and your horse. Put some time into 

planning for these shows. They are major events on 

the calendar and mean you’ll be away from home for 

more than a day or two. With this in mind, organise 

yourself early with regards to having you property and 

any ‘left at home’ animals cared for while you’re gone. 

Vehicle & Float 

There’s nothing as bad as a breakdown on a busy highway 

when you’re loaded up with horses and gear, not 

to mention your passengers. So before the show season 

starts up again be sure not to overlook these very 

important things. Take your vehicle and float along to 

your regular mechanic for a full engine and safety ❯➤ 


❯➤ check. A wooden floor in your float, gooseneck 

or truck must regularly be checked for soundness, 

too. Drop into your local tyre dealer to have the same 

done on all the tyres. Bear in mind that taking these 

precautions won’t always guarantee smooth travelling 

– anything can go wrong – so leave home prepared, 

just in case. 

Rule Books, Registration & Information 

Depending on what shows you want to attend it’s a 

must to have your PHAA association rulebook and 

HSAA rulebook as you will have to adhere to the 

rules and regulations each show is run under. Many 

shows are run under AQHA rules so it’s a good idea 

to have knowledge of these rules too. There are likely 

to be rule changes each year, so make sure all have 

been noted or relevant pages replaced. Take your rulebooks 

to every show. Throughout the year regularly 

go through these rulebooks to keep rules fresh in 

your mind. 

Set up a special show folder containing all relevant 

information regarding your membership, PHAA 

horse registration papers and Amateur 

Owner cards. Make certain these are 

current. Take this folder with you to 

each show. You never know when 

you may be asked to produce any 

of the information. 

Lee Wear & “Nothing Too Serious” – 

well dressed and ready to shine. 

Horse 

Ideally, you’ll have given your horse a holiday as well 

as yourself. Most of the time your horse will come 

back in from his break fresh in mind and body and 

ready to work. However, ease your horse back into 

the regular routine of rugging, feeding, exercise and 

training. Gradually increase the work and the feed 

and make sure the work suits the feed input. You 

don’t want him overfed and under worked or viceversa. 

Check with your veterinarian about any supplements 

he may need or use one you’ve been happy 

with. Be certain your horse is healthy and on his way 

back to being show fit. Is his vaccination and parasite 

control up to date? 

If you haven’t done so, have your horse’s teeth checked. 

Many conditioning and showing troubles can be traced 

back to dental problems. His hooves should be regularly 

and neatly trimmed or shod and in a healthy condition. 

Regular and sensible rugging should be carried 

out to get his coat in top condition. These are the 

hottest few months of the year, so take care. In some 

parts of the country, while it can often be cool when 

you leave for work, the temperatures can rise dramatically 

by mid morning, so rug according to the temperatures 

predicted. Preferably, use a light combo rug 

during the day and one over the top at night, as there 

will be cooler temperatures overnight most times. 

Before the shows begin you may choose to send your 

horse to a trainer for a tune-up. If you are time poor

this can be a great option. It’ll take some pressure off, 

giving you some much-needed time to put into some 

of the other things you need to focus on for the coming 

show year. You may also wish to start the New Year 

off with some tune up lessons for both you and your 

horse. Whatever you decide to do, it all adds up to 

sensible preparation for horse and rider. 

Tack 

Ideally you keep your tack and show gear correctly 

stored, clean and dry. Take out all your tack and check 

each item for wear and tear. Organise for any items 

to be repaired if they need it. Clean and condition the 

leather, polish silver and bag each one ready for travel. 

Check and, if necessary, clean all leg boots and training 

gear. Check your show pads for built-up dirt, grime, 

seeds and prickles. Wash them if they need it. When 

packing for shows be sure to pack a couple of extra 

bridles, reins, halters and bits. 

Grooming Box 

Replace grooming tools or brushes that have gone 

past their use by date and check that any towels or 

grooming cloths you’ve used are washed or replaced. 

Re-stock your horse shampoo, conditioning and groo - 

ming products and fly repellent. Make sure to buy a 

white coat brightening product and some hoof black 

or clear gloss. Have your clippers been cleaned since 

the last time they were used? Remove the clipper 

blades and send them away to have them sharpened. 

Oil them and store them with the grooming box. 

Show Clothes 

Check all of your show clothes. Do any have broken 

stitching, stains or missing buttons and studs? Have 

them mended or DIY. If you need to send anything 

to the dry cleaners, do so early. Check your chaps 

for any buckle, zipper or stitching problems. 

Check, clean and re-shape hats and store in a hatbox 

ready to pack. Clean and polish all silver, accessories 

such as show jewellery and all boots and spurs. If you 

need to order any clothes or accessories for any of 

the major shows, do so early so that you aren’t disappointed. 

Camping 

Are you set up to stay overnight at a show? Get yourself 

organised early. Make sure you have all the basics 

Fresh new colours for the upcoming show season 

for a comfortable overnight stay. Make a list of required 

camping items and use it every time. 

Knowing that you’re fully prepared for the year will 

now leave your mind free to concentrate on the job at 

hand. That is, showing and enjoying your Paint Horses. 


Hi Point Awards 2008-2009 

Lazy W Western Riding Club is located in the Flinders Ranges at Wilmington 

about 300 kilometres north of Adelaide. Our club has a strong contingent 

of paint competitors who did well in our Hi Point awards for the season. 

Congratulations to the following ... 

Hi Point Paint Stallion or Colt - Jenny Colley’s SC Im N Awesome Mr 

Runner Up Hi Point Paint Stallion or Colt - Jacky Zauch’s Mutual Assets 

Hi Point Paint Mare or Filly - Karen Jeromin’s Patchwork Clown N Round 

Hi Point Paint Gelding - Cathy Bornholm’s Rocky Bar RU Apache 

Runner Up Hi Point Paint Gelding - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Hi Point Amateur Owner Paint - Cathy Bornholm’s Rocky Bar RU Apache 

Runner Up Hi Point Amateur Owner Paint - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Hi Point Junior Horse - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Runner Up Open Horse - Karen Jeromin’s Patchwork Clown N Round 

Hi Point Led Line - Stefan Jeromin’s Hilbilly Kings Eclipse 

Hi Point Amateur Owner - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Hi Point Adult Novice - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Runner Up Adult Novice - Cathy Bornholm’s Rocky Bar RU Apache 

Runner Up Open Novelty Horse - Sharyn Ratsch’s Sure To Be An Ace 

Sharyn Ratsch and Sure To Be An Ace 

negotiating the bridge. 

Caitlin Absalom on 

Hillbilly Foolin With Fire 

Cathy Bornholm and Rocky Bar RU 

Apache looking their best. 

Quality young man 

Mutual Assets and Jacky Zauch. 

Karen Jeromin and 

Patchwork Clown N Round 

Jenny Colley’s SC Im N Awesome Mr 

Stefan Jeromin and 

Hillbilly Kings Eclipse very proud 

of their great achievement. 

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AMATEUR OWNER RENEWALS 

Name 

TASMIN HAMBROOK 

KRISTEN KENNY 

MARK FERGUSON 

STACEY MACKAY 

MARION KNIGHT 

ROCHELLE O’BRIEN 

SHERIDAN ZUEV 

JULIE TEIFFEL 

Town/State 

BRAIDWOOD, NSW 

SYLVANIA, NSW 

BURRA, NSW 

KURRAJONG, NSW 

WINDELLAMA, NSW 

RAYMOND TERRACE, NSW 

QUAAMA, NSW 

KING CREEK, NSW 

Name 

ROB CASKA 

SARAH SAXER 

PETER WHITE 

DEBRA LEWIS 

LISA GREEN 

JOY PATIENCE 

MELINDA RUSSELL 

TRACEY HUTCHESON 

Town/State 

SOMERSBY, NSW 

NANANGO, QLD 

MOOROODUC, VIC 

YARRAGON, VIC 

WINCHELSEA, VIC 

BITTERN, VIC 

WALLAROO, SA 

MANJIMUP, WA 

AMATEUR OWNER APPLICATIONS 

Name 

SHIRLEY DOWNEY 

DEANNE GAVIN 

KATHRYN MCGLADE 

CASSANDRA WILSON 

Town/State 

DENMAN, NSW 

DUBBO, NSW 

GATTON, QLD 

FERNVALE, QLD 

Name 

VERONICA JACOBSEN 

ARCHIE WILLIAMS 

TERESA ROBINSON 

Town/State 

BUNDABERG, QLD 

PEARCEDALE, VIC 

COLLINSVALE, TAS 

Any objections to above listed members receiving Amateur Status should be put in writing and forwarded to the 

office within 28 days from the printing of this journal. 


PHAA Schedule of Fees 

All fees include GST, for further information contact the PHAA Office 

current as at 1 August 2009 

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES 

Full Membership 2009/2010 $145.00 

Constituent 2009/2010 $160.00 

Family $200.00 

Senior Youth $60.00 

Junior Youth $55.00 

Limited Youth $45.00 

Life (Subject to BOD approval) $1500.00 

Discounted Youth memberships available for 

Youth residing with another member 

Discounted Senior Youth $40.00 

Discounted Junior Youth $35.00 

Discounted Limited Youth $20.00 

AMATEUR OWNER FEES 

(MUST BE MEMBERS) 

Amateur Owner card $25.00 

If paid with membership deduct -$5.00 

Add Novice Amateur Card $15.00 

Select Amateur Owner (Over 50 yrs) $25.00 

AFFILIATED CLUBS 

Annual Affiliation fee $100.00 

REGISTRATION FEES 

Up to 6 months $70.00 

From 6 – 12 months $100.00 

Geldings 12 months & over $100.00 

Colts / Fillies 12 months and over $135.00 

Paint Bred/Breeding Stock deduct -$20.00 

Gelding Amnesty Horses $200.00 

Stallion upgrade (excl cost of DNA test) $485.00 

Failure to pay Stallion advance 

prior to breeding $2000.00 

Prefix/Stud Name $60.00 

Change of Horse Name $100.00 

Listing Fee QH/TB Mare $50.00 

Listing of QH/TB Stallion $100.00 

Listing Fee International QH/TB $65.00 

Listing Fee Embryo Transfer 

Donor/recipient mares $44.00 

TRANSFER FEES 

Transfer fee $45.00 

Late lodgement $45.00 

First transfer for new members free 

if sent with membership application 

LEASE FEES 

Lease agreement $45.00 

Late lodgement $45.00 

RIDE AUSTRALIA 

Lifetime listing fee $35.00 

Late lodgement of time logs $25.00 

WEBSITE FEES 

Linking Fee (members) $50.00 

Linking Fee (Commercial) $200.00 

YEARLY BREEDING REPORTS 

Per mare $7.50 

Late lodgement – per mare $25.00 

GENETIC TESTING 

DNA Typing $100.00 

Overo Testing $90.00 

Combined DNA/OLW test $182.50 

HYPP/Herda/Black Agouti $90.00 

Red Factor (eE) $90.00 

Cream Dilution (CrD) $90.00 

Note – Combined Registration / DNA fee 

PHAA offers a discount if DNA testing request is processed with 

the initial registration application for a horse. 

REGISTRATION & DNA KIT 

Horse up to 6 months $140.00 

Horse 6 – 12 months $170.00 

Horse 12 months & over $200.00 

SHOW FEES 

State Show $75.00 

Open Show $22.00 

Annual blanket – Open Shows $100.00 

Open Show Amendment to Program $15.00 

Paint-O-Rama $50.00 

Multi-judge Open Show $50.00 

Late lodgement of Show results $75.00 

POINTS RELATED FEES 

Late lodgement of Show results Form $25.00 

(only accepted up to 60 days from date of Show) 

Printed record of Points $25.00 

Duplicate Award Certificates $25.00 

PUBLICATIONS 

Show Results Books $25.00 

Service Certificate Books $25.00 

Rule Books $10.00 

Stud Book Vol 1 $27.50 

Printed Pedigrees $35.00 

Paint Horse Journal Subscription $50.00 

Back Issue (when available) $10.00 

OTHER FEES 

Incomplete/incorrect paperwork $25.00 

Replacement Registration Certificate $35.00 

Inspection of Horse $75.00 

(plus travel costs of inspector) 

Reserve A Horse Name $45.00 

Rush Fee (per item) $50.00 

Information Request fee $25.00 

PLEASE NOTE: 

Credit Card Payments will attract a 2% Merchant Fee. 

Payments that are dishonoured by the bank 

will attract $10.00 fee. 

Payments will not be held once received 

by the office. 

Please ensure you have sufficient funds available. 

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2009/2010 PHAA Approved Shows 

DATE CLUB SHOW & VENUE 

JUDGE/S 

09/12/09 

& 

10/12/09 

ECAP&PA Inc 

EAST COAST APPALOOSA PAINT & WESTERN 

PERFORMANCE ASSOC. CLINIC 

Wauchope Showground 

Contact – Meaghan Hennessy (02) 6587 1228 

TBA 

12/12/09 

13/12/09 

& 

14/12/09 

TDWP&AC Inc 

TAMWORTH DISTRICT WESTERN PERFORMANCE & 

APPALOOSA CLUB 

CLINIC 

Indoor Arena, Tamworth Showground 

Contact – Carol Willding (02) 6769 7633 (H) Mob: 0412 688 118 

MARK SHAFFER 

(USA) 

13/12/09 CWPH&AC Inc CENTRAL WESTERN PERFORMANCE HORSE & 

APPALOOSA CLUB Inc 

Dubbo Showground Undercover Arena 

Contact – Sharon (02) 68849717 AH or 0409 818 250 

Entries accepted on the day 

TBA 

09/01/10 

& 

10/01/10 

SMWRA Inc 

A SUMMER SIZZLER WESTERN SPECTACULAR 

Jindabyne Equestrian Centre 

Contact – Rebecca Warner (02) 6236 3269 

Entry deadline: 05/01/10 

J GREGORY 

09/01/10 

& 

10/01/10 

CWPH&AC Inc 

CENTRAL WESTERN PERFORMANCE HORSE & 





TBA 

18/01/10 

19/01/10 

& 

20/01/10 

ORAC Inc 

& 

CWPH&AC Inc 

ORANGE REGIONAL APPOLOOSA CLUB Inc & 



Western Breeds Feature Show 

Dubbo Indoor Arena 

Contact – ORAC Inc Debbie (02) 6355381 or (02) 63654374 

CWPH&AC Inc Sharon (02) 68841522 BH or 

(02) 68849717 AH 

Entry Deadline – 18/12/09 

GILLIAN VAUX 

23/01/10 

& 

24/01/10 

GQHPA Inc. 

GATTON QUARTER HORSE & PERFORMANCE 

ASSOC Inc. 

Gatton Show Grounds, Woodlands Rd, Gatton 

Contact: GQH&PH Show Secretary Po Box 619 Gatton QLD4343 

Entry Deadline – 1 week before show 

TBA 

13/02/10 

& 

14/02/10 

CWPH&AC Inc 






TBA 

27/02/10 HVRAC Inc HUNTER VALLEY REGIONAL APPALOOSA 

CLUB SHOW 

NSW Equestrian Centre, 135 Windermere Rd., Lochinvar 

Contact – Samantha James Mob: 0249 981 667 

Entries accepted on day 

TBA 

28/02/10 HVRAC Inc HUNTER VALLEY REGIONAL APPALOOSA 

CLUB SHOW 

NSW Equestrian Centre, 135 Windermere Rd., Lochinvar 

Contact – Samantha James Mob: 0249 981 667 

Entries accepted on day 

TBA 

28/02/10 ORAC Inc. ORANGE REGIONAL APPOLOOSA CLUB – 

ALL BREEDS WESTERN SHOW 

Orange Showground Rodeo Arena 

Contact – Debbie Pearson (02) 6365 5381 


SHARON 

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confirmation receipt to 

Ron Tidyman - 

Office Manager 

Paint Horse Association 

of Australia Ltd 

PO Box 1008, 

DUBBO NSW 2830 

Ph: 02 6884 5513 

Fx: 02 6884 5517 

office@painthorse.com.au 

Credit Card number 

Name on Credit Card 

Signature/Date 

Expiry Date 

PHAA Membership Number 

*Please use your name as 

reference when depositing 

and email or fax the receipt 

to the office. 

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Garraka Park Stud is proud to introduce our 2 outstanding imported stallions 

Mr Confidential (imp) 

15.3h Bay Paint Stallion 

OLWS, HYPP & Herda N/N 

2008 APHA WORLD CHAMPION 

YEARLING STALLION 

One Awesome Moment (imp) 

15.3 Palomino Dual Registered 

AQHA & APHA Stallion 

OLWS, HYPP & Herda N/N, 

carrier of the Pearl Gene 

Multiple World Show Top Five, 

Multiple Grand Champion Sire 

Both horses books are closed however we have sold breeding shares 

to the following studs: 

Mr Confidential 

TNL Paints 

Acorshe Park Stud 

Stadan Park Stud 

 

Intensity (IMP) 

2 x Reserve World Champion 

PHAA National Champion 

Top 3 Worldwide Painthorse Congress 

winner of 25 AmPHA Futurities 

PHAA Superior Halter 

NSW, QLD & VIC State Champion 

One Awesome Moment 

Acorshe Park Stud 

Kadancha Quarter Horses 

Baerami/Maverick Park 

 

FOALS BY THESE TOP STALLIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE 

FOR PURCHASE IN 2011 

We currently have a selection of top quality weanling futurity prospects 

and outstanding broodmares for sale. 

PLEASE CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION. 

MICHELLE & ADAM O’CONNELL - GARRAKA PARK STUD 

www.garrakapark.com.au - garrakapark@bigpond.com 

Ph: 02 4930 8115 - Mobile: 0409 325478

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