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GaitedCanada
March 2010
aited horses can best be described as between those two.any horse that performs a way of going In the middle ages, gaited, or ambling G
other than, or in addition to walk, trot & horses were highly prized due to their canter. The timing or cadence of foot fall ability to maintain a smooth gait over great differs from breed to breed, but all share the distances, often over poor road conditions. commonality of offering a smooth ride. Towards the end of the middle ages, easy Smoothness varies from breed to breed, and gaited horses were less common, breeding natural ability of individual horses. became more refined and individual breeds
and strains were developed for specific purposes suited to countries and regions. Those horses were used to work the farm and as transportation, farmers and owners, taking pride in the horses they produced would challenge neighbors and friend to determine which horse was better, shorter gaited or faster gaited. Eventually local and
The smooth gait results from a lack of suspension and dwell time of the two beat trot and pace, this moment of suspension is the point at which all four feet are off of the ground, followed by a pair (of legs in trot) striking the ground which creates the jar of impact in the trot and pace. The broken footfall of the gaited horse means that at some point there are 3 feet on the ground through the sequence of 4 beats per cycle, eliminating the moment of suspension and the jar of impact. Gaited horses offer a wide variety of size, color, spirit and purpose, with gaits that range from four beat lateral to four beat diagonal with the even four beat gait
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From the Editor Issue #1 - March/April 2010Gaited Canada
Welcome to the premier Publisher: issue of Gaited Canada! Trademark Design My name is Stefanie Schermerhorn, and I have been involved with gaited Stefanie Schermerhorn
horses for well over two Editor
decades. Most of that time in Western Canada. 1-877-801-7276 (toll free)
I have always believed that Gaited Canada online is Canadian riders would published bi-monthly: embrace gaited horses, that Jan/Feb, March/April, education was the key and May/June, July/Aug, that breeders needed a Sept/Oct and Nov/Dec.venue to introduce gaited horses to Canadian riders.Gaited Canada has been created to provide that venue. The views and opinions
expressed in this publication I look forward to bringing throughout the features, readers current events, columns and advertisements breed information and are not necessarily those of stories from gaited horse the Trademark Design.owners, breeders and All rights reserved. enthusiasts.
No portion of this I sincerely hope you enjoy publication may be reading this first issue as duplicated or used within much as I have enjoyed other sites or publications putting it together, and that without written permission you will actively participate from the publisher.in and subscribe to the publication
Paso Fino youth pleasure classKentucky Classic 2009Shelbyville, KY
3. Gaited HorsesWhat makes a gaited horse
6. Wild Pink YonderA feel good ride for a really good cause
10. Canada’s Gaited Communityget to know Canadian gaited horse owners & riders
14. Cross Border BreedingArtificial insemination offers breeding alternatives
18. Yes He CanTwo breeders take a stallion to the top
20. Tweedsmuir Provincial ParkRide the rugged beauty of a B.C heritage trail
17. Media Sheet
23. Submission Guidelines
25. Breeder Directory
25. Association & Clubs
27. Upcoming Events
Stefanie
2
aited horses can best be described as between those two.any horse that performs a way of going In the middle ages, gaited, or ambling G
other than, or in addition to walk, trot & horses were highly prized due to their canter. The timing or cadence of foot fall ability to maintain a smooth gait over great differs from breed to breed, but all share the distances, often over poor road conditions. commonality of offering a smooth ride. Towards the end of the middle ages, easy Smoothness varies from breed to breed, and gaited horses were less common, breeding natural ability of individual horses. became more refined and individual breeds
and strains were developed for specific purposes suited to countries and regions. Those horses were used to work the farm and as transportation, farmers and owners, taking pride in the horses they produced would challenge neighbors and friend to determine which horse was better, shorter gaited or faster gaited. Eventually local and
The smooth gait results from a lack of suspension and dwell time of the two beat trot and pace, this moment of suspension is the point at which all four feet are off of the ground, followed by a pair (of legs in trot) striking the ground which creates the jar of impact in the trot and pace. The broken footfall of the gaited horse means that at some point there are 3 feet on the ground through the sequence of 4 beats per cycle, eliminating the moment of suspension and the jar of impact. Gaited horses offer a wide variety of size, color, spirit and purpose, with gaits that range from four beat lateral to four beat diagonal with the even four beat gait
3
From the Editor Issue #1 - March/April 2010Gaited Canada
Welcome to the premier Publisher: issue of Gaited Canada! Trademark Design My name is Stefanie Schermerhorn, and I have been involved with gaited Stefanie Schermerhorn
horses for well over two Editor
decades. Most of that time in Western Canada. 1-877-801-7276 (toll free)
I have always believed that Gaited Canada online is Canadian riders would published bi-monthly: embrace gaited horses, that Jan/Feb, March/April, education was the key and May/June, July/Aug, that breeders needed a Sept/Oct and Nov/Dec.venue to introduce gaited horses to Canadian riders.Gaited Canada has been created to provide that venue. The views and opinions
expressed in this publication I look forward to bringing throughout the features, readers current events, columns and advertisements breed information and are not necessarily those of stories from gaited horse the Trademark Design.owners, breeders and All rights reserved. enthusiasts.
No portion of this I sincerely hope you enjoy publication may be reading this first issue as duplicated or used within much as I have enjoyed other sites or publications putting it together, and that without written permission you will actively participate from the publisher.in and subscribe to the publication
Paso Fino youth pleasure classKentucky Classic 2009Shelbyville, KY
3. Gaited HorsesWhat makes a gaited horse
6. Wild Pink YonderA feel good ride for a really good cause
10. Canada’s Gaited Communityget to know Canadian gaited horse owners & riders
14. Cross Border BreedingArtificial insemination offers breeding alternatives
18. Yes He CanTwo breeders take a stallion to the top
20. Tweedsmuir Provincial ParkRide the rugged beauty of a B.C heritage trail
17. Media Sheet
23. Submission Guidelines
25. Breeder Directory
25. Association & Clubs
27. Upcoming Events
Stefanie
2
regional contests were established with the focus primarily on breed competition and purpose of improving horses and to declare the ever growing number one equine champion breeding stock. pastime, trail riding. Gaited horses are Throughout the time of settlement in re-emerged as a versatile, fun alternative for North America, easy gaited horse played a horse enthusiasts. From the trail to the arena, major role from agriculture development to horses that perform a gait other than walk transportation, being the favored mount by trot and canter are emerging as favored gentleman farmers and cowboys alike. mounts, especially by older riders, or those
that may have sustained an injury that precludes them from riding the jar and bounce of trotting breeds. It seems the gaited horse has come full circle from a time when gait was preeminent and valued during colonial times, to falling out of favor with the advent of machines, to once again being highly sought after for it’s smooth ride.
These horses were of Spanish Colonial descent, the foundation for most modern gaited breeds in North America. Just as in the middle ages, breeds developed by region, by crossing the available horses specifically for traits that best suited owners as the horse was still very much utilitarian in the 1700 and 1800s. It was not until the late 1800 that breeds were recognized and recorded, either by type or bloodline. By the mid 1900s recognition of gaited horses in other countries led to importation of breeds that were decades or centuries old. As their numbers increased, associations representing those breeds were formed to establish and maintain purity of bloodlines and gait and to promote the breed. Today, gaited horses are represented by numerous associations and registries, the
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Emily Peak
4
regional contests were established with the focus primarily on breed competition and purpose of improving horses and to declare the ever growing number one equine champion breeding stock. pastime, trail riding. Gaited horses are Throughout the time of settlement in re-emerged as a versatile, fun alternative for North America, easy gaited horse played a horse enthusiasts. From the trail to the arena, major role from agriculture development to horses that perform a gait other than walk transportation, being the favored mount by trot and canter are emerging as favored gentleman farmers and cowboys alike. mounts, especially by older riders, or those
that may have sustained an injury that precludes them from riding the jar and bounce of trotting breeds. It seems the gaited horse has come full circle from a time when gait was preeminent and valued during colonial times, to falling out of favor with the advent of machines, to once again being highly sought after for it’s smooth ride.
These horses were of Spanish Colonial descent, the foundation for most modern gaited breeds in North America. Just as in the middle ages, breeds developed by region, by crossing the available horses specifically for traits that best suited owners as the horse was still very much utilitarian in the 1700 and 1800s. It was not until the late 1800 that breeds were recognized and recorded, either by type or bloodline. By the mid 1900s recognition of gaited horses in other countries led to importation of breeds that were decades or centuries old. As their numbers increased, associations representing those breeds were formed to establish and maintain purity of bloodlines and gait and to promote the breed. Today, gaited horses are represented by numerous associations and registries, the
continued from page 3
Emily Peak
regional contests were established with the focus primarily on breed competition and purpose of improving horses and to declare the ever growing number one equine champion breeding stock. pastime, trail riding. Gaited horses are Throughout the time of settlement in re-emerged as a versatile, fun alternative for North America, easy gaited horse played a horse enthusiasts. From the trail to the arena, major role from agriculture development to horses that perform a gait other than walk transportation, being the favored mount by trot and canter are emerging as favored gentleman farmers and cowboys alike. mounts, especially by older riders, or those
that may have sustained an injury that precludes them from riding the jar and bounce of trotting breeds. It seems the gaited horse has come full circle from a time when gait was preeminent and valued during colonial times, to falling out of favor with the advent of machines, to once again being highly sought after for it’s smooth ride.
These horses were of Spanish Colonial descent, the foundation for most modern gaited breeds in North America. Just as in the middle ages, breeds developed by region, by crossing the available horses specifically for traits that best suited owners as the horse was still very much utilitarian in the 1700 and 1800s. It was not until the late 1800 that breeds were recognized and recorded, either by type or bloodline. By the mid 1900s recognition of gaited horses in other countries led to importation of breeds that were decades or centuries old. As their numbers increased, associations representing those breeds were formed to establish and maintain purity of bloodlines and gait and to promote the breed. Today, gaited horses are represented by numerous associations and registries, the
continued from page 3
Emily Peak
4
regional contests were established with the focus primarily on breed competition and purpose of improving horses and to declare the ever growing number one equine champion breeding stock. pastime, trail riding. Gaited horses are Throughout the time of settlement in re-emerged as a versatile, fun alternative for North America, easy gaited horse played a horse enthusiasts. From the trail to the arena, major role from agriculture development to horses that perform a gait other than walk transportation, being the favored mount by trot and canter are emerging as favored gentleman farmers and cowboys alike. mounts, especially by older riders, or those
that may have sustained an injury that precludes them from riding the jar and bounce of trotting breeds. It seems the gaited horse has come full circle from a time when gait was preeminent and valued during colonial times, to falling out of favor with the advent of machines, to once again being highly sought after for it’s smooth ride.
These horses were of Spanish Colonial descent, the foundation for most modern gaited breeds in North America. Just as in the middle ages, breeds developed by region, by crossing the available horses specifically for traits that best suited owners as the horse was still very much utilitarian in the 1700 and 1800s. It was not until the late 1800 that breeds were recognized and recorded, either by type or bloodline. By the mid 1900s recognition of gaited horses in other countries led to importation of breeds that were decades or centuries old. As their numbers increased, associations representing those breeds were formed to establish and maintain purity of bloodlines and gait and to promote the breed. Today, gaited horses are represented by numerous associations and registries, the
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Emily Peak
Bror and Troll, two Norwegian Fjords & the Wild Pink Yonder covered wagon
completely useless though. Every day I’d talk one town they painted their entire Co-op store to Rusty, to the camp cooks, to the media. pink! We were served pink pancakes and pink Some days they had me so busy chasing desserts in the park. We were serenaded by things and people down and being interviewed bands wearing pink cowboy hats and had that I didn’t even have time for my doctors, dinner in halls brimming with pink peonies. It physiotherapists and nurses! When the dust was astounding!settled at the end of July, I’d used 12,000 cellular airtime minutes (that’s 9.5 hours/day)! And we raised $55,650. Not bad for a first year It’s a good thing that Telus sponsored my venture by two little nobodies who didn’t know phone for the month! what they were getting themselves into!
At times our riders were an intimate little group. There have been a lot of advances in breast (Translation: not enough of ‘em.) At other cancer research, but there’s still no cure, so ... times we were full to capacity. Many days were we’re heading off into the Wild Pink Yonder quite spiritual. We gave each rider a pink tag again this year. We leave stunningly beautiful to attach to his or her saddle. On that tag, we Waterton Lakes National Park on August 14th, requested they write the name of someone not reaching our destination of Sherwood Park they had lost to breast cancer. There were the ‘til September 4th.names of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and sisters. Our riders would read the new tags as We’re traveling the back-roads of Alberta ... on riders joined us. Hugs and tears were shared the trail to a cure.and there was a resolve that we’d keep riding ‘til a cure is found. To join us visit
Two great things about the event were: horse people are always out for a good time and we didn’t have one accident, horse-related or otherwise. Rusty was everywhere, doing everything. He worked from before breakfast, often ‘til close to midnight for 21 days straight. Throughout the entire event, for the most part, we had good weather and tons of rider co-operation.
Towns we visited competed in our contest called Pinkest Little Town in the West, which made the trip even more fun. Towns were festooned with pink ribbons and pink balloons. They painted their curbs pink and wound power poles and stop sign posts with pink tape. In
Jane, and son Rusty
“The Hole in the Head Gang”, outridersWild Pink
6 7
And then I think about my future grand daughters. If they must face breast cancer, I want them to be able to fight it, beat it and My name is Jane Hurl. When I’m not fiddling never look back.with horses, I have my own very small radio
syndication company. In 2006, I was That is why I came up with the idea of our diagnosed with and treated for breast cancer. fundraising wagon train and trail ride. We raise It was not one of the finer years in my life ... money that funds breast cancer research, and it has most certainly been a life-altering treatment and education. We’re from Alberta, experience.
and our event is called Wild Pink Yonder (as in “Riding off into the...”). Our signature piece is a covered wagon drawn by Norwegian Fjord horses. Of course, the cover on the wagon is pink.
All things considered, our inaugural year was a smashing success, though not without it’s bumps and glitches. The biggest bump was two weeks before our scheduled start. I was conditioning the Fjords for the trip and had a freak accident. I broke nine bones: five in my spine, three in my hip, and my left femur ... and I gave myself a concussion that lasted for the better part of 3 months.
My son, Rusty, is my partner in this event and so, with me flat out in a
body cast in a hospital bed, he and I schemed. We gutted the ride in order to save it. It went I don't want to be a cancer survivor. It sounds from a 600-mile, five-and-a-half week event like I escaped from Auschwitz! There has to be down to a mere 400 miles in three weeks. a better word than "survivor". Cancer "victor"? *grin* And we couldn’t find anyone to drive the Thanks to the grace of God and some team, so we resorted to a tractor pulling the phenomenal medical personnel, I am still here. pink covered wagon. I'm not cured though because (so far) there is
no cure, so I guess I can't be a victor. I'd like to On July 4th, off they went ... while I lay change that.champing at the bit in the hospital! I wasn’t
Bror and Troll, two Norwegian Fjords & the Wild Pink Yonder covered wagon
completely useless though. Every day I’d talk one town they painted their entire Co-op store to Rusty, to the camp cooks, to the media. pink! We were served pink pancakes and pink Some days they had me so busy chasing desserts in the park. We were serenaded by things and people down and being interviewed bands wearing pink cowboy hats and had that I didn’t even have time for my doctors, dinner in halls brimming with pink peonies. It physiotherapists and nurses! When the dust was astounding!settled at the end of July, I’d used 12,000 cellular airtime minutes (that’s 9.5 hours/day)! And we raised $55,650. Not bad for a first year It’s a good thing that Telus sponsored my venture by two little nobodies who didn’t know phone for the month! what they were getting themselves into!
At times our riders were an intimate little group. There have been a lot of advances in breast (Translation: not enough of ‘em.) At other cancer research, but there’s still no cure, so ... times we were full to capacity. Many days were we’re heading off into the Wild Pink Yonder quite spiritual. We gave each rider a pink tag again this year. We leave stunningly beautiful to attach to his or her saddle. On that tag, we Waterton Lakes National Park on August 14th, requested they write the name of someone not reaching our destination of Sherwood Park they had lost to breast cancer. There were the ‘til September 4th.names of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and sisters. Our riders would read the new tags as We’re traveling the back-roads of Alberta ... on riders joined us. Hugs and tears were shared the trail to a cure.and there was a resolve that we’d keep riding ‘til a cure is found. To join us visit
Two great things about the event were: horse people are always out for a good time and we didn’t have one accident, horse-related or otherwise. Rusty was everywhere, doing everything. He worked from before breakfast, often ‘til close to midnight for 21 days straight. Throughout the entire event, for the most part, we had good weather and tons of rider co-operation.
Towns we visited competed in our contest called Pinkest Little Town in the West, which made the trip even more fun. Towns were festooned with pink ribbons and pink balloons. They painted their curbs pink and wound power poles and stop sign posts with pink tape. In
Jane, and son Rusty
“The Hole in the Head Gang”, outridersWild Pink
6 7
www.WildPinkYonder.com
Bror and Troll, two Norwegian Fjords & the Wild Pink Yonder covered wagon
completely useless though. Every day I’d talk one town they painted their entire Co-op store to Rusty, to the camp cooks, to the media. pink! We were served pink pancakes and pink Some days they had me so busy chasing desserts in the park. We were serenaded by things and people down and being interviewed bands wearing pink cowboy hats and had that I didn’t even have time for my doctors, dinner in halls brimming with pink peonies. It physiotherapists and nurses! When the dust was astounding!settled at the end of July, I’d used 12,000 cellular airtime minutes (that’s 9.5 hours/day)! And we raised $55,650. Not bad for a first year It’s a good thing that Telus sponsored my venture by two little nobodies who didn’t know phone for the month! what they were getting themselves into!
At times our riders were an intimate little group. There have been a lot of advances in breast (Translation: not enough of ‘em.) At other cancer research, but there’s still no cure, so ... times we were full to capacity. Many days were we’re heading off into the Wild Pink Yonder quite spiritual. We gave each rider a pink tag again this year. We leave stunningly beautiful to attach to his or her saddle. On that tag, we Waterton Lakes National Park on August 14th, requested they write the name of someone not reaching our destination of Sherwood Park they had lost to breast cancer. There were the ‘til September 4th.names of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and sisters. Our riders would read the new tags as We’re traveling the back-roads of Alberta ... on riders joined us. Hugs and tears were shared the trail to a cure.and there was a resolve that we’d keep riding ‘til a cure is found. To join us visit
Two great things about the event were: horse people are always out for a good time and we didn’t have one accident, horse-related or otherwise. Rusty was everywhere, doing everything. He worked from before breakfast, often ‘til close to midnight for 21 days straight. Throughout the entire event, for the most part, we had good weather and tons of rider co-operation.
Towns we visited competed in our contest called Pinkest Little Town in the West, which made the trip even more fun. Towns were festooned with pink ribbons and pink balloons. They painted their curbs pink and wound power poles and stop sign posts with pink tape. In
Jane, and son Rusty
“The Hole in the Head Gang”, outridersWild Pink
6 7
And then I think about my future grand daughters. If they must face breast cancer, I want them to be able to fight it, beat it and My name is Jane Hurl. When I’m not fiddling never look back.with horses, I have my own very small radio
syndication company. In 2006, I was That is why I came up with the idea of our diagnosed with and treated for breast cancer. fundraising wagon train and trail ride. We raise It was not one of the finer years in my life ... money that funds breast cancer research, and it has most certainly been a life-altering treatment and education. We’re from Alberta, experience.
and our event is called Wild Pink Yonder (as in “Riding off into the...”). Our signature piece is a covered wagon drawn by Norwegian Fjord horses. Of course, the cover on the wagon is pink.
All things considered, our inaugural year was a smashing success, though not without it’s bumps and glitches. The biggest bump was two weeks before our scheduled start. I was conditioning the Fjords for the trip and had a freak accident. I broke nine bones: five in my spine, three in my hip, and my left femur ... and I gave myself a concussion that lasted for the better part of 3 months.
My son, Rusty, is my partner in this event and so, with me flat out in a
body cast in a hospital bed, he and I schemed. We gutted the ride in order to save it. It went I don't want to be a cancer survivor. It sounds from a 600-mile, five-and-a-half week event like I escaped from Auschwitz! There has to be down to a mere 400 miles in three weeks. a better word than "survivor". Cancer "victor"? *grin* And we couldn’t find anyone to drive the Thanks to the grace of God and some team, so we resorted to a tractor pulling the phenomenal medical personnel, I am still here. pink covered wagon. I'm not cured though because (so far) there is
no cure, so I guess I can't be a victor. I'd like to On July 4th, off they went ... while I lay change that.champing at the bit in the hospital! I wasn’t
Bror and Troll, two Norwegian Fjords & the Wild Pink Yonder covered wagon
completely useless though. Every day I’d talk one town they painted their entire Co-op store to Rusty, to the camp cooks, to the media. pink! We were served pink pancakes and pink Some days they had me so busy chasing desserts in the park. We were serenaded by things and people down and being interviewed bands wearing pink cowboy hats and had that I didn’t even have time for my doctors, dinner in halls brimming with pink peonies. It physiotherapists and nurses! When the dust was astounding!settled at the end of July, I’d used 12,000 cellular airtime minutes (that’s 9.5 hours/day)! And we raised $55,650. Not bad for a first year It’s a good thing that Telus sponsored my venture by two little nobodies who didn’t know phone for the month! what they were getting themselves into!
At times our riders were an intimate little group. There have been a lot of advances in breast (Translation: not enough of ‘em.) At other cancer research, but there’s still no cure, so ... times we were full to capacity. Many days were we’re heading off into the Wild Pink Yonder quite spiritual. We gave each rider a pink tag again this year. We leave stunningly beautiful to attach to his or her saddle. On that tag, we Waterton Lakes National Park on August 14th, requested they write the name of someone not reaching our destination of Sherwood Park they had lost to breast cancer. There were the ‘til September 4th.names of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and sisters. Our riders would read the new tags as We’re traveling the back-roads of Alberta ... on riders joined us. Hugs and tears were shared the trail to a cure.and there was a resolve that we’d keep riding ‘til a cure is found. To join us visit
Two great things about the event were: horse people are always out for a good time and we didn’t have one accident, horse-related or otherwise. Rusty was everywhere, doing everything. He worked from before breakfast, often ‘til close to midnight for 21 days straight. Throughout the entire event, for the most part, we had good weather and tons of rider co-operation.
Towns we visited competed in our contest called Pinkest Little Town in the West, which made the trip even more fun. Towns were festooned with pink ribbons and pink balloons. They painted their curbs pink and wound power poles and stop sign posts with pink tape. In
Jane, and son Rusty
“The Hole in the Head Gang”, outridersWild Pink
6 7
www.WildPinkYonder.com
Contact any of the following people for more information on either event:
PJ Soles at 306 929 2350 or Marion Bear at 306 763 9586 or
Sylvian Baynton at 306 668 6801
Or you can check out our website for links to our sanctioning associations, entry forms, class lists and more at
BlueMAX kennelOur Australian Cattle Dogs..... fit your lifestylePefferlaw Ontario 416-623-5280
2 Puppies availableCKC Registered
Classic beauty… Spanish influence…
Unbelievable ride…
www.smoothgait.com
Our horses are
treasures on the trail!
Breeding full size Paso Finos
& “Gaited Stock Horses”
E-mail:
TWH 7 years old black mare #2030265515.1 hands proven broodmare$4500.00 obo
DTD Walkers731-967-0097Lexington, TN
Daughter of Gen's Armed and Dangerous
TWH marereg# 20207429, 15.1 & 1/2 8years old. Ridden by 12 year old girlReady to hit the trails$5000.00
TWHReg # 20405280, 15 hands broke, broke broke 6 year old gelding
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BlueMAX kennelOur Australian Cattle Dogs..... fit your lifestylePefferlaw Ontario 416-623-5280
2 Puppies availableCKC Registered
Classic beauty… Spanish influence…
Unbelievable ride…
Our horses are
treasures on the trail!
Breeding full size Paso Finos
& “Gaited Stock Horses”
E-mail:
TWH 7 years old black mare #2030265515.1 hands proven broodmare$4500.00 obo
DTD Walkers731-967-0097Lexington, TN
Daughter of Gen's Armed and Dangerous
TWH marereg# 20207429, 15.1 & 1/2 8years old. Ridden by 12 year old girlReady to hit the trails$5000.00
TWHReg # 20405280, 15 hands broke, broke broke 6 year old gelding
9
The Sask Peruvian Horse Club has partnered with the Alberta PERRU Club to put on this double point show, sanctioned by the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada, the Alberta Walking Horse Association and Friends Of the Sound Horse, an all breed gaited horse association. Our judges are both very familiar with gaited horses and are FOSH guest carded.
We are going to have:Full Peruvian Championship ClassesTennessee Walker Western, English, 2gait, 3gait classes and ChampionshipsIcelandic horse Classes and ChampionshipPlus Several Open Gaited Breed Classes for any naturally gaited horse,
Including a 50/50 stakes class, high point versatility award and some cash prizes!
We are also having a gaited horse clinic West of Saskatoon, at Avondale farms on June 12 2010. Our clinician will
be Daryl Olson, a peruvian horse breeder, trainer and gaited horse judge. It's a chance to learn to ride your horse to it's full potential an introduction to showing gaited horses and more.
Participants $75Auditors $15
Discounts available to SPHC members
Gaited Horse Clinic
www.saskperuvians.net
email [email protected]
emai [email protected]
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Contact any of the following people for more information on either event:
PJ Soles at 306 929 2350 or Marion Bear at 306 763 9586 or
Sylvian Baynton at 306 668 6801
Or you can check out our website for links to our sanctioning associations, entry forms, class lists and more at
BlueMAX kennelOur Australian Cattle Dogs..... fit your lifestylePefferlaw Ontario 416-623-5280
2 Puppies availableCKC Registered
Classic beauty… Spanish influence…
Unbelievable ride…
www.smoothgait.com
Our horses are
treasures on the trail!
Breeding full size Paso Finos
& “Gaited Stock Horses”
E-mail:
TWH 7 years old black mare #2030265515.1 hands proven broodmare$4500.00 obo
DTD Walkers731-967-0097Lexington, TN
Daughter of Gen's Armed and Dangerous
TWH marereg# 20207429, 15.1 & 1/2 8years old. Ridden by 12 year old girlReady to hit the trails$5000.00
TWHReg # 20405280, 15 hands broke, broke broke 6 year old gelding
9
BlueMAX kennelOur Australian Cattle Dogs..... fit your lifestylePefferlaw Ontario 416-623-5280
2 Puppies availableCKC Registered
Classic beauty… Spanish influence…
Unbelievable ride…
Our horses are
treasures on the trail!
Breeding full size Paso Finos
& “Gaited Stock Horses”
E-mail:
TWH 7 years old black mare #2030265515.1 hands proven broodmare$4500.00 obo
DTD Walkers731-967-0097Lexington, TN
Daughter of Gen's Armed and Dangerous
TWH marereg# 20207429, 15.1 & 1/2 8years old. Ridden by 12 year old girlReady to hit the trails$5000.00
TWHReg # 20405280, 15 hands broke, broke broke 6 year old gelding
9
The Sask Peruvian Horse Club has partnered with the Alberta PERRU Club to put on this double point show, sanctioned by the Peruvian Horse Association of Canada, the Alberta Walking Horse Association and Friends Of the Sound Horse, an all breed gaited horse association. Our judges are both very familiar with gaited horses and are FOSH guest carded.
We are going to have:Full Peruvian Championship ClassesTennessee Walker Western, English, 2gait, 3gait classes and ChampionshipsIcelandic horse Classes and ChampionshipPlus Several Open Gaited Breed Classes for any naturally gaited horse,
Including a 50/50 stakes class, high point versatility award and some cash prizes!
We are also having a gaited horse clinic West of Saskatoon, at Avondale farms on June 12 2010. Our clinician will
be Daryl Olson, a peruvian horse breeder, trainer and gaited horse judge. It's a chance to learn to ride your horse to it's full potential an introduction to showing gaited horses and more.
Participants $75Auditors $15
Discounts available to SPHC members
Gaited Horse Clinic
www.saskperuvians.net
email [email protected]
emai [email protected]
�
Canada... a vast country, who’s official history with the horse was documented to begin in 1647 when the first horse arrived from France. It
Christopher Columbus and important roles in Canada; would be another 18 years
subsequent explorers, many from the heavy drafts in before the next group of 12
of these were gaited. But logging and pit ponies in would arrive by sea. These
few, if any of those horses mining to ranch work and first horses were used by
made their way North due to personal transportation. religious orders and
the war, climate and terrain. Modern inventions and agriculture gentleman to
Canada’s use of horses, and innovations have assist with settlement and
crossing of available local dramatically changed how development of the colony.
stock did not lead to the we use, and what we look for The breeds represented were
development of of French Norman, Breton,
gaited horses, Arab, Andalusian and
certainly not in any Spanish Barb descent. They
number that would share common ancestry to
have been noteworthy. in our horses. those that first arrived to the Horses played many Today, our horses still work new world in the 1500s with
the ranch in many areas, but breeds suited to for the most part they are the demands of used for recreation and modern ranch competition. Gaited horses work done on offer a smooth and exciting horseback, alternative in all of these with cow
categories. sense, agility For ranch work, gaited and ability.horses offer riders the ability Recreational to cover ground smoothly for riding is on the hours at a time. Many gaited rise, and the breeds boast the heritage of average age of working ranch horses in their riders is respective countries of origin increasing, situation, something that is as well as a tradition of ranch gaited horses are rapidly not always possible on a work in North America. You gaining popularity with the large horse. The will find a number of gaited new riding population. conformation and style and
Many find that the way of going can make you smooth gait allows for forget you are not on a 15 or more hours in the saddle 16 hand horse. And for the with less fatigue. Women gentleman that has a build often comment that they requiring a larger horse or find the smaller size of for those that can not
some gaited breeds less envision themselves riding intimidating and easier to the smaller breeds, there are mount and dismount in a number of gaited horses to almost location or suit those riders.
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Canada... a vast country, who’s official history with the horse was documented to begin in 1647 when the first horse arrived from France. It
Christopher Columbus and important roles in Canada; would be another 18 years
subsequent explorers, many from the heavy drafts in before the next group of 12
of these were gaited. But logging and pit ponies in would arrive by sea. These
few, if any of those horses mining to ranch work and first horses were used by
made their way North due to personal transportation. religious orders and
the war, climate and terrain. Modern inventions and agriculture gentleman to
Canada’s use of horses, and innovations have assist with settlement and
crossing of available local dramatically changed how development of the colony.
stock did not lead to the we use, and what we look for The breeds represented were
development of of French Norman, Breton,
gaited horses, Arab, Andalusian and
certainly not in any Spanish Barb descent. They
number that would share common ancestry to
have been noteworthy. in our horses. those that first arrived to the Horses played many Today, our horses still work new world in the 1500s with
Emily Peak
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Canada... a vast country, who’s official history with the horse was documented to begin in 1647 when the first horse arrived from France. It
Christopher Columbus and important roles in Canada; would be another 18 years
subsequent explorers, many from the heavy drafts in before the next group of 12
of these were gaited. But logging and pit ponies in would arrive by sea. These
few, if any of those horses mining to ranch work and first horses were used by
made their way North due to personal transportation. religious orders and
the war, climate and terrain. Modern inventions and agriculture gentleman to
Canada’s use of horses, and innovations have assist with settlement and
crossing of available local dramatically changed how development of the colony.
stock did not lead to the we use, and what we look for The breeds represented were
development of of French Norman, Breton,
gaited horses, Arab, Andalusian and
certainly not in any Spanish Barb descent. They
number that would share common ancestry to
have been noteworthy. in our horses. those that first arrived to the Horses played many Today, our horses still work new world in the 1500s with
the ranch in many areas, but breeds suited to for the most part they are the demands of used for recreation and modern ranch competition. Gaited horses work done on offer a smooth and exciting horseback, alternative in all of these with cow
categories. sense, agility For ranch work, gaited and ability.horses offer riders the ability Recreational to cover ground smoothly for riding is on the hours at a time. Many gaited rise, and the breeds boast the heritage of average age of working ranch horses in their riders is respective countries of origin increasing, situation, something that is as well as a tradition of ranch gaited horses are rapidly not always possible on a work in North America. You gaining popularity with the large horse. The will find a number of gaited new riding population. conformation and style and
Many find that the way of going can make you smooth gait allows for forget you are not on a 15 or more hours in the saddle 16 hand horse. And for the with less fatigue. Women gentleman that has a build often comment that they requiring a larger horse or find the smaller size of for those that can not
some gaited breeds less envision themselves riding intimidating and easier to the smaller breeds, there are mount and dismount in a number of gaited horses to almost location or suit those riders.
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Canada... a vast country, who’s official history with the horse was documented to begin in 1647 when the first horse arrived from France. It
Christopher Columbus and important roles in Canada; would be another 18 years
subsequent explorers, many from the heavy drafts in before the next group of 12
of these were gaited. But logging and pit ponies in would arrive by sea. These
few, if any of those horses mining to ranch work and first horses were used by
made their way North due to personal transportation. religious orders and
the war, climate and terrain. Modern inventions and agriculture gentleman to
Canada’s use of horses, and innovations have assist with settlement and
crossing of available local dramatically changed how development of the colony.
stock did not lead to the we use, and what we look for The breeds represented were
development of of French Norman, Breton,
gaited horses, Arab, Andalusian and
certainly not in any Spanish Barb descent. They
number that would share common ancestry to
have been noteworthy. in our horses. those that first arrived to the Horses played many Today, our horses still work new world in the 1500s with
Emily Peak
10 11
The gaited horse offers ownership would grow. sure-footedness, agility and This would then be temperament that is well followed by forming suited for recreational trail clubs and associations riding, for leisure or to promote and protect competition. Distance riders each breed in Canada.are recognizing the A number of gaited endurance and recovery breeds are now times of gaited horses. The represented in Canada. gait, often less exaggerated, Owners and breeders expends less energy than a are always happy to trot for long periods of time. share information about For those with a the breed and show you competitive nature, toss your their horses. Most will hat in to the arena at a breed share their story of show, speed events, or team “discovering” gaited competition on a gaited horses, their search for horse. Each breed has an the perfect breed or association behind it, breed perfect horse for them standards and high level of and the many exciting competition at the regional, moments since that national or world level. time.small numbers in the mid Multi-discipline competition, 1900’s. Early importers all breed shows and timed or brought horses home obstacle events focus on the after traveling to partnership of horse and locations where gaited rider, while team sports bring horses were popular, and You are likely to find gaited a comradery and group effort discovering the smooth ride. horses on trail rides, stop and to get the win, no matter Normally, the decision to ask about their horse and the what breed you ride. raise the breed they favored ride - you may even be Gaited horses started would soon follow importing offered a ride.showing up in relatively one or two horses. All-breed shows frequently
Eventually, word offer gaited classes or would spread, demonstrations to showcase newcomers would gaited horses at their events.
be introduced to All-gaited shows are gaining the breed in in popularity, British Canada and Columbia, Alberta and
Saskatchewan (alternating) and even and Ontario all have annual color. The events. great news is Breed associations that are that there is large enough hold provincial probably a and national shows where gaited horse the public is welcome. that will meet Attend to watch the show, all of your tour the barns and speak with wants and breeders and exhibitors, you needs... And will find that they are happy you will meet to share their time, some very knowledge and love of their nice people horses with you. along the Farms often have open house way.events as well as encouraging visitors and inquiries, you will often find yourself swept away on an impromptu ride shortly after a short introduction to the horses on the farm.... after all, there is no better way to find out about gait than on the back of a gaited horse! If you think a gaited horse may be in your future, or you would like to learn more about them, research and try as many different gaited breeds as possible. While they all share the common characteristic of offering one form or another of four beat gait, Check out they are also unique and Gaited Canada’sdiffer from each other in upcoming events,many ways. Finding the breeders directory,right one for you will depend and classifieds to on your preference of size, find your own gaited temperament, way of going horse.
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The gaited horse offers ownership would grow. sure-footedness, agility and This would then be temperament that is well followed by forming suited for recreational trail clubs and associations riding, for leisure or to promote and protect competition. Distance riders each breed in Canada.are recognizing the A number of gaited endurance and recovery breeds are now times of gaited horses. The represented in Canada. gait, often less exaggerated, Owners and breeders expends less energy than a are always happy to trot for long periods of time. share information about For those with a the breed and show you competitive nature, toss your their horses. Most will hat in to the arena at a breed share their story of show, speed events, or team “discovering” gaited competition on a gaited horses, their search for horse. Each breed has an the perfect breed or association behind it, breed perfect horse for them standards and high level of and the many exciting competition at the regional, moments since that national or world level. time.small numbers in the mid Multi-discipline competition, 1900’s. Early importers all breed shows and timed or brought horses home obstacle events focus on the after traveling to partnership of horse and locations where gaited rider, while team sports bring horses were popular, and You are likely to find gaited a comradery and group effort discovering the smooth ride. horses on trail rides, stop and to get the win, no matter Normally, the decision to ask about their horse and the what breed you ride. raise the breed they favored ride - you may even be Gaited horses started would soon follow importing offered a ride.showing up in relatively one or two horses. All-breed shows frequently
Eventually, word offer gaited classes or would spread, demonstrations to showcase newcomers would gaited horses at their events.
be introduced to All-gaited shows are gaining the breed in in popularity, British Canada and Columbia, Alberta and
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The gaited horse offers ownership would grow. sure-footedness, agility and This would then be temperament that is well followed by forming suited for recreational trail clubs and associations riding, for leisure or to promote and protect competition. Distance riders each breed in Canada.are recognizing the A number of gaited endurance and recovery breeds are now times of gaited horses. The represented in Canada. gait, often less exaggerated, Owners and breeders expends less energy than a are always happy to trot for long periods of time. share information about For those with a the breed and show you competitive nature, toss your their horses. Most will hat in to the arena at a breed share their story of show, speed events, or team “discovering” gaited competition on a gaited horses, their search for horse. Each breed has an the perfect breed or association behind it, breed perfect horse for them standards and high level of and the many exciting competition at the regional, moments since that national or world level. time.small numbers in the mid Multi-discipline competition, 1900’s. Early importers all breed shows and timed or brought horses home obstacle events focus on the after traveling to partnership of horse and locations where gaited rider, while team sports bring horses were popular, and You are likely to find gaited a comradery and group effort discovering the smooth ride. horses on trail rides, stop and to get the win, no matter Normally, the decision to ask about their horse and the what breed you ride. raise the breed they favored ride - you may even be Gaited horses started would soon follow importing offered a ride.showing up in relatively one or two horses. All-breed shows frequently
Eventually, word offer gaited classes or would spread, demonstrations to showcase newcomers would gaited horses at their events.
be introduced to All-gaited shows are gaining the breed in in popularity, British Canada and Columbia, Alberta and
Saskatchewan (alternating) and even and Ontario all have annual color. The events. great news is Breed associations that are that there is large enough hold provincial probably a and national shows where gaited horse the public is welcome. that will meet Attend to watch the show, all of your tour the barns and speak with wants and breeders and exhibitors, you needs... And will find that they are happy you will meet to share their time, some very knowledge and love of their nice people horses with you. along the Farms often have open house way.events as well as encouraging visitors and inquiries, you will often find yourself swept away on an impromptu ride shortly after a short introduction to the horses on the farm.... after all, there is no better way to find out about gait than on the back of a gaited horse! If you think a gaited horse may be in your future, or you would like to learn more about them, research and try as many different gaited breeds as possible. While they all share the common characteristic of offering one form or another of four beat gait, Check out they are also unique and Gaited Canada’sdiffer from each other in upcoming events,many ways. Finding the breeders directory,right one for you will depend and classifieds to on your preference of size, find your own gaited temperament, way of going horse.
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The gaited horse offers ownership would grow. sure-footedness, agility and This would then be temperament that is well followed by forming suited for recreational trail clubs and associations riding, for leisure or to promote and protect competition. Distance riders each breed in Canada.are recognizing the A number of gaited endurance and recovery breeds are now times of gaited horses. The represented in Canada. gait, often less exaggerated, Owners and breeders expends less energy than a are always happy to trot for long periods of time. share information about For those with a the breed and show you competitive nature, toss your their horses. Most will hat in to the arena at a breed share their story of show, speed events, or team “discovering” gaited competition on a gaited horses, their search for horse. Each breed has an the perfect breed or association behind it, breed perfect horse for them standards and high level of and the many exciting competition at the regional, moments since that national or world level. time.small numbers in the mid Multi-discipline competition, 1900’s. Early importers all breed shows and timed or brought horses home obstacle events focus on the after traveling to partnership of horse and locations where gaited rider, while team sports bring horses were popular, and You are likely to find gaited a comradery and group effort discovering the smooth ride. horses on trail rides, stop and to get the win, no matter Normally, the decision to ask about their horse and the what breed you ride. raise the breed they favored ride - you may even be Gaited horses started would soon follow importing offered a ride.showing up in relatively one or two horses. All-breed shows frequently
Eventually, word offer gaited classes or would spread, demonstrations to showcase newcomers would gaited horses at their events.
be introduced to All-gaited shows are gaining the breed in in popularity, British Canada and Columbia, Alberta and
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the period in between the estrus phases when the The challenge of selecting the right stallion for your mare is not receptive to the stallion. Estrous cycle mare is one that many breeders will face each year.will last approximately 21 days, The mare will Distance was once a major consideration for display receptive behavior (estrus) towards the breeders, but now, with advancements in Artificial stallion for 3-7 days and will ovulate in the last 24-insemination (AI), mare owners have many more 48 hours. Diestrus may range from 14 - 21 days.options available to them.
Artificial insemination involves the use of either Stallion owners that are planning to ship or freeze cooled(chilled) or frozen semen. semen should begin stallion evaluation prior to Procedures and protocols must be followed in order breeding season. to achieve viable semen, import and export without Test collections, negative culture and semen delays, insemination and finally a viable pregnancy evaluation (volume, concentration, total sperm per resulting in a healthy foal eleven months ejaculation, motility). Once the raw semen (approximately) later.evaluation has been done, sampling of semen and best (approved) extender performance analysis Mare owners should prepare for the process as early begins. Portions of the collection are centrifuged in the year as possible. If a teasing stallion is and suspended in extender to reduce bacteria count, available, teasing records should be kept while checking at 24 and 48 hours helps to insure the working in conjunction with your veterinarian to longest life possible for the sperm. establish palpation records which will include a full
reproductive exam, negative culture and tracking of the size and location of follicles. Teasing and estrus records should include strength and length of estrus and teasing, a general scale of 1-5 is often used...5. Strong interest in teaser, frequent urination, vulval eversion (“winking”) and squatting, sometimes leaning towards the teaser.4. Interested with similar but less intense signs.3. Slight interest; may or may not urinate and ‘wink’2. Indifferent but passive.1. Hostile – pinned ears, striking, biting, squealing, kicking.The healthy mare’s cycle (Estrous) will include Estrus, or the "heat" stage of the cycle ( when the mare is receptive to the stallion) and Diestrus,
In the case of border crossing, restrictions on importation may include use of specific antibiotic infused extenders to prevent transmission of diseases such as CEM. Stallion and mare owners must be aware of all import and export regulations, permits and requirements.
Fertility can happen with 100 million live sperm, a single ejaculate may have up to 120 times that amount,this means that multiple mares can be bred from one collection.
Mare owners should ask (and stallion owners should divulge) if the entire collection will be sent to a single mare owner or if the collection is split to
semen is mixed with extender and shipped in syringe or packs
breeding phantom (dummy)
accommodate multiple scheduled mare owners.
A healthy ejaculate analysis would be considered Volume 70 ml (range 30-250 ml) Concentration 120 million/ml (range 30-600 million/ml) Total sperm per ejaculate Typically 7-10 billion Motility Greater than 60% Morphology Greater than 60% normal. The motility of sperm are divided into four different grades:Grade 4: Sperm with progressive motility. These are the strongest and swim fast in a straight line. Sometimes it is also denoted as motility a. Grade 3: (non-linear motility): These also move forward but tend to travel in a curved or crooked motion. Sometimes also denoted as motility b. Grade 2: These have non-progressive motility because they do not move forward despite the fact that they move their tails. Grade 1: These are immotile and fail to move at all.
Your veterinarian will determine when to call for the shipment of chilled or frozen semen. The well-timed infusion of sperm into the mare's uterus is based on the accurate prediction of ovulation. This is important because the best time for AI with chilled semen is in the 24hr leading up to ovulation. Pregnancy rates will generally fall if insemination is outside this range, this time interval is even shorter with frozen semen. Communication between veterinarians, technicians, stallion owner and shipping companies is a mare owners highest priority.
When it has all gone well, it is time to settle in and wait with the usual anticipation that mare owners feel after each planned breeding that they agonize over.
Resource and Agency links
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
USDA - APHIS
Equitainer - semen transportation containers
A.I Advantages• Reduce or eliminate travel for mare (and possibly young foal at foot)• No mare care fees• Less chance of injury to the mare (or foal at foot)• Lower risk of disease transmission (both venereal infections and other disease such as flu, ringwormand strangles).• Veterinarian or technician input can increase conception rate of problematic mares.• Expanded selection of stallions, access to characteristics and genetics that may not be available locally.
A.I Disadvantages• Veterinarian or technician services increase cost of insemination (Particularly with frozen semen)• Slightly lower conception rate means it may take longer to get your mare in foal - this is where it pays research the clinic, and facility options in your area. Ask the stallion owner for semen analysis and conception rates of stallion via AI (receiving technician or clinic also plays a key role in conception rates)• Cost of collecting semen, shipping it overnight and rental of the chilled container can considerablyadd to the overall cost• Timing is critical - success is dependant on a number of people, companies, government agencies (when dealing outside of your own country) and mother nature.
http://www.inspection.gc.ca
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/permits/index.shtml
http://www.equitainer.com/Equine/Clipper/index.htm
http://www.equitainer.com/Equine/Equitainer/EQII.htm
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the period in between the estrus phases when the The challenge of selecting the right stallion for your mare is not receptive to the stallion. Estrous cycle mare is one that many breeders will face each year.will last approximately 21 days, The mare will Distance was once a major consideration for display receptive behavior (estrus) towards the breeders, but now, with advancements in Artificial stallion for 3-7 days and will ovulate in the last 24-insemination (AI), mare owners have many more 48 hours. Diestrus may range from 14 - 21 days.options available to them.
Artificial insemination involves the use of either Stallion owners that are planning to ship or freeze cooled(chilled) or frozen semen. semen should begin stallion evaluation prior to Procedures and protocols must be followed in order breeding season. to achieve viable semen, import and export without Test collections, negative culture and semen delays, insemination and finally a viable pregnancy evaluation (volume, concentration, total sperm per resulting in a healthy foal eleven months ejaculation, motility). Once the raw semen (approximately) later.evaluation has been done, sampling of semen and best (approved) extender performance analysis Mare owners should prepare for the process as early begins. Portions of the collection are centrifuged in the year as possible. If a teasing stallion is and suspended in extender to reduce bacteria count, available, teasing records should be kept while checking at 24 and 48 hours helps to insure the working in conjunction with your veterinarian to longest life possible for the sperm. establish palpation records which will include a full
reproductive exam, negative culture and tracking of the size and location of follicles. Teasing and estrus records should include strength and length of estrus and teasing, a general scale of 1-5 is often used...5. Strong interest in teaser, frequent urination, vulval eversion (“winking”) and squatting, sometimes leaning towards the teaser.4. Interested with similar but less intense signs.3. Slight interest; may or may not urinate and ‘wink’2. Indifferent but passive.1. Hostile – pinned ears, striking, biting, squealing, kicking.The healthy mare’s cycle (Estrous) will include Estrus, or the "heat" stage of the cycle ( when the mare is receptive to the stallion) and Diestrus,
In the case of border crossing, restrictions on importation may include use of specific antibiotic infused extenders to prevent transmission of diseases such as CEM. Stallion and mare owners must be aware of all import and export regulations, permits and requirements.
Fertility can happen with 100 million live sperm, a single ejaculate may have up to 120 times that amount,this means that multiple mares can be bred from one collection.
Mare owners should ask (and stallion owners should divulge) if the entire collection will be sent to a single mare owner or if the collection is split to
semen is mixed with extender and shipped in syringe or packs
breeding phantom (dummy)
accommodate multiple scheduled mare owners.
A healthy ejaculate analysis would be considered Volume 70 ml (range 30-250 ml) Concentration 120 million/ml (range 30-600 million/ml) Total sperm per ejaculate Typically 7-10 billion Motility Greater than 60% Morphology Greater than 60% normal. The motility of sperm are divided into four different grades:Grade 4: Sperm with progressive motility. These are the strongest and swim fast in a straight line. Sometimes it is also denoted as motility a. Grade 3: (non-linear motility): These also move forward but tend to travel in a curved or crooked motion. Sometimes also denoted as motility b. Grade 2: These have non-progressive motility because they do not move forward despite the fact that they move their tails. Grade 1: These are immotile and fail to move at all.
Your veterinarian will determine when to call for the shipment of chilled or frozen semen. The well-timed infusion of sperm into the mare's uterus is based on the accurate prediction of ovulation. This is important because the best time for AI with chilled semen is in the 24hr leading up to ovulation. Pregnancy rates will generally fall if insemination is outside this range, this time interval is even shorter with frozen semen. Communication between veterinarians, technicians, stallion owner and shipping companies is a mare owners highest priority.
When it has all gone well, it is time to settle in and wait with the usual anticipation that mare owners feel after each planned breeding that they agonize over.
Resource and Agency links
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
USDA - APHIS
Equitainer - semen transportation containers
A.I Advantages• Reduce or eliminate travel for mare (and possibly young foal at foot)• No mare care fees• Less chance of injury to the mare (or foal at foot)• Lower risk of disease transmission (both venereal infections and other disease such as flu, ringwormand strangles).• Veterinarian or technician input can increase conception rate of problematic mares.• Expanded selection of stallions, access to characteristics and genetics that may not be available locally.
A.I Disadvantages• Veterinarian or technician services increase cost of insemination (Particularly with frozen semen)• Slightly lower conception rate means it may take longer to get your mare in foal - this is where it pays research the clinic, and facility options in your area. Ask the stallion owner for semen analysis and conception rates of stallion via AI (receiving technician or clinic also plays a key role in conception rates)• Cost of collecting semen, shipping it overnight and rental of the chilled container can considerablyadd to the overall cost• Timing is critical - success is dependant on a number of people, companies, government agencies (when dealing outside of your own country) and mother nature.
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the period in between the estrus phases when the The challenge of selecting the right stallion for your mare is not receptive to the stallion. Estrous cycle mare is one that many breeders will face each year.will last approximately 21 days, The mare will Distance was once a major consideration for display receptive behavior (estrus) towards the breeders, but now, with advancements in Artificial stallion for 3-7 days and will ovulate in the last 24-insemination (AI), mare owners have many more 48 hours. Diestrus may range from 14 - 21 days.options available to them.
Artificial insemination involves the use of either Stallion owners that are planning to ship or freeze cooled(chilled) or frozen semen. semen should begin stallion evaluation prior to Procedures and protocols must be followed in order breeding season. to achieve viable semen, import and export without Test collections, negative culture and semen delays, insemination and finally a viable pregnancy evaluation (volume, concentration, total sperm per resulting in a healthy foal eleven months ejaculation, motility). Once the raw semen (approximately) later.evaluation has been done, sampling of semen and best (approved) extender performance analysis Mare owners should prepare for the process as early begins. Portions of the collection are centrifuged in the year as possible. If a teasing stallion is and suspended in extender to reduce bacteria count, available, teasing records should be kept while checking at 24 and 48 hours helps to insure the working in conjunction with your veterinarian to longest life possible for the sperm. establish palpation records which will include a full
reproductive exam, negative culture and tracking of the size and location of follicles. Teasing and estrus records should include strength and length of estrus and teasing, a general scale of 1-5 is often used...5. Strong interest in teaser, frequent urination, vulval eversion (“winking”) and squatting, sometimes leaning towards the teaser.4. Interested with similar but less intense signs.3. Slight interest; may or may not urinate and ‘wink’2. Indifferent but passive.1. Hostile – pinned ears, striking, biting, squealing, kicking.The healthy mare’s cycle (Estrous) will include Estrus, or the "heat" stage of the cycle ( when the mare is receptive to the stallion) and Diestrus,
In the case of border crossing, restrictions on importation may include use of specific antibiotic infused extenders to prevent transmission of diseases such as CEM. Stallion and mare owners must be aware of all import and export regulations, permits and requirements.
Fertility can happen with 100 million live sperm, a single ejaculate may have up to 120 times that amount,this means that multiple mares can be bred from one collection.
Mare owners should ask (and stallion owners should divulge) if the entire collection will be sent to a single mare owner or if the collection is split to
semen is mixed with extender and shipped in syringe or packs
breeding phantom (dummy)
accommodate multiple scheduled mare owners.
A healthy ejaculate analysis would be considered Volume 70 ml (range 30-250 ml) Concentration 120 million/ml (range 30-600 million/ml) Total sperm per ejaculate Typically 7-10 billion Motility Greater than 60% Morphology Greater than 60% normal. The motility of sperm are divided into four different grades:Grade 4: Sperm with progressive motility. These are the strongest and swim fast in a straight line. Sometimes it is also denoted as motility a. Grade 3: (non-linear motility): These also move forward but tend to travel in a curved or crooked motion. Sometimes also denoted as motility b. Grade 2: These have non-progressive motility because they do not move forward despite the fact that they move their tails. Grade 1: These are immotile and fail to move at all.
Your veterinarian will determine when to call for the shipment of chilled or frozen semen. The well-timed infusion of sperm into the mare's uterus is based on the accurate prediction of ovulation. This is important because the best time for AI with chilled semen is in the 24hr leading up to ovulation. Pregnancy rates will generally fall if insemination is outside this range, this time interval is even shorter with frozen semen. Communication between veterinarians, technicians, stallion owner and shipping companies is a mare owners highest priority.
When it has all gone well, it is time to settle in and wait with the usual anticipation that mare owners feel after each planned breeding that they agonize over.
Resource and Agency links
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
USDA - APHIS
Equitainer - semen transportation containers
A.I Advantages• Reduce or eliminate travel for mare (and possibly young foal at foot)• No mare care fees• Less chance of injury to the mare (or foal at foot)• Lower risk of disease transmission (both venereal infections and other disease such as flu, ringwormand strangles).• Veterinarian or technician input can increase conception rate of problematic mares.• Expanded selection of stallions, access to characteristics and genetics that may not be available locally.
A.I Disadvantages• Veterinarian or technician services increase cost of insemination (Particularly with frozen semen)• Slightly lower conception rate means it may take longer to get your mare in foal - this is where it pays research the clinic, and facility options in your area. Ask the stallion owner for semen analysis and conception rates of stallion via AI (receiving technician or clinic also plays a key role in conception rates)• Cost of collecting semen, shipping it overnight and rental of the chilled container can considerablyadd to the overall cost• Timing is critical - success is dependant on a number of people, companies, government agencies (when dealing outside of your own country) and mother nature.
http://www.inspection.gc.ca
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/permits/index.shtml
http://www.equitainer.com/Equine/Clipper/index.htm
http://www.equitainer.com/Equine/Equitainer/EQII.htm
14 15
the period in between the estrus phases when the The challenge of selecting the right stallion for your mare is not receptive to the stallion. Estrous cycle mare is one that many breeders will face each year.will last approximately 21 days, The mare will Distance was once a major consideration for display receptive behavior (estrus) towards the breeders, but now, with advancements in Artificial stallion for 3-7 days and will ovulate in the last 24-insemination (AI), mare owners have many more 48 hours. Diestrus may range from 14 - 21 days.options available to them.
Artificial insemination involves the use of either Stallion owners that are planning to ship or freeze cooled(chilled) or frozen semen. semen should begin stallion evaluation prior to Procedures and protocols must be followed in order breeding season. to achieve viable semen, import and export without Test collections, negative culture and semen delays, insemination and finally a viable pregnancy evaluation (volume, concentration, total sperm per resulting in a healthy foal eleven months ejaculation, motility). Once the raw semen (approximately) later.evaluation has been done, sampling of semen and best (approved) extender performance analysis Mare owners should prepare for the process as early begins. Portions of the collection are centrifuged in the year as possible. If a teasing stallion is and suspended in extender to reduce bacteria count, available, teasing records should be kept while checking at 24 and 48 hours helps to insure the working in conjunction with your veterinarian to longest life possible for the sperm. establish palpation records which will include a full
reproductive exam, negative culture and tracking of the size and location of follicles. Teasing and estrus records should include strength and length of estrus and teasing, a general scale of 1-5 is often used...5. Strong interest in teaser, frequent urination, vulval eversion (“winking”) and squatting, sometimes leaning towards the teaser.4. Interested with similar but less intense signs.3. Slight interest; may or may not urinate and ‘wink’2. Indifferent but passive.1. Hostile – pinned ears, striking, biting, squealing, kicking.The healthy mare’s cycle (Estrous) will include Estrus, or the "heat" stage of the cycle ( when the mare is receptive to the stallion) and Diestrus,
In the case of border crossing, restrictions on importation may include use of specific antibiotic infused extenders to prevent transmission of diseases such as CEM. Stallion and mare owners must be aware of all import and export regulations, permits and requirements.
Fertility can happen with 100 million live sperm, a single ejaculate may have up to 120 times that amount,this means that multiple mares can be bred from one collection.
Mare owners should ask (and stallion owners should divulge) if the entire collection will be sent to a single mare owner or if the collection is split to
semen is mixed with extender and shipped in syringe or packs
breeding phantom (dummy)
accommodate multiple scheduled mare owners.
A healthy ejaculate analysis would be considered Volume 70 ml (range 30-250 ml) Concentration 120 million/ml (range 30-600 million/ml) Total sperm per ejaculate Typically 7-10 billion Motility Greater than 60% Morphology Greater than 60% normal. The motility of sperm are divided into four different grades:Grade 4: Sperm with progressive motility. These are the strongest and swim fast in a straight line. Sometimes it is also denoted as motility a. Grade 3: (non-linear motility): These also move forward but tend to travel in a curved or crooked motion. Sometimes also denoted as motility b. Grade 2: These have non-progressive motility because they do not move forward despite the fact that they move their tails. Grade 1: These are immotile and fail to move at all.
Your veterinarian will determine when to call for the shipment of chilled or frozen semen. The well-timed infusion of sperm into the mare's uterus is based on the accurate prediction of ovulation. This is important because the best time for AI with chilled semen is in the 24hr leading up to ovulation. Pregnancy rates will generally fall if insemination is outside this range, this time interval is even shorter with frozen semen. Communication between veterinarians, technicians, stallion owner and shipping companies is a mare owners highest priority.
When it has all gone well, it is time to settle in and wait with the usual anticipation that mare owners feel after each planned breeding that they agonize over.
Resource and Agency links
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
USDA - APHIS
Equitainer - semen transportation containers
A.I Advantages• Reduce or eliminate travel for mare (and possibly young foal at foot)• No mare care fees• Less chance of injury to the mare (or foal at foot)• Lower risk of disease transmission (both venereal infections and other disease such as flu, ringwormand strangles).• Veterinarian or technician input can increase conception rate of problematic mares.• Expanded selection of stallions, access to characteristics and genetics that may not be available locally.
A.I Disadvantages• Veterinarian or technician services increase cost of insemination (Particularly with frozen semen)• Slightly lower conception rate means it may take longer to get your mare in foal - this is where it pays research the clinic, and facility options in your area. Ask the stallion owner for semen analysis and conception rates of stallion via AI (receiving technician or clinic also plays a key role in conception rates)• Cost of collecting semen, shipping it overnight and rental of the chilled container can considerablyadd to the overall cost• Timing is critical - success is dependant on a number of people, companies, government agencies (when dealing outside of your own country) and mother nature.
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Nevado X Springtime Princesa
Springtime Radiante is a stallion with great temperament and winning gait. He attained the Top 10 Sires list in 2001 & 2009, his offspring have accumulated numerous regional and national championships in all divisions of gaitContactJo Seggie-Flemming157 Rox Siding RdCobden Ontario, K0J 1K0Phone# 613-646-2890
Darden, TN
1-877-801-7276
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Nevado X Springtime Princesa
Springtime Radiante is a stallion with great temperament and winning gait. He attained the Top 10 Sires list in 2001 & 2009, his offspring have accumulated numerous regional and national championships in all divisions of gaitContactJo Seggie-Flemming157 Rox Siding RdCobden Ontario, K0J 1K0Phone# 613-646-2890
Darden, TN
1-877-801-7276
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Stallion edition November/December 2010Provincial and Federal park trails (BC) submission deadline October 20, 2010
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Stallion Directory
Nevado X Springtime Princesa
Springtime Radiante is a stallion with great temperament and winning gait. He attained the Top 10 Sires list in 2001 & 2009, his offspring have accumulated numerous regional and national championships in all divisions of gaitContactJo Seggie-Flemming157 Rox Siding RdCobden Ontario, K0J 1K0Phone# 613-646-2890
Darden, TN
1-877-801-7276
Website designPhotographyGraphic design
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Digital ezine format full color Width Height PriceIncludes website and email hyperlinks in digital format Camera Ready advertising rates Full Page Bleed (text should remain .5” inside edge) 8.5 inches 11 inches $95.00½ page horizontal 8.5 inches 5 inches $55.00½ page vertical 3.65 inches 10 inches $55.001/3 page vertical 2.35 inches 10 inches $50.001/4 page 3.65 inches 5.25 inches $45.00Business card (8 per page) 3.65 inches 2.65 inches $30.00Multiple insertion discounts (total insertion payment) Display ads only 3X 5% 6X 10%
Directory listingsBreeders Directory (annual) $30.00alphabetically under breed title
Stallion Directory (6 per page) Annual listing $150.00includes 1 photo, hyperlinks & write up
Associations and clubs (annual) $FREEalphabetically under breed title
Upcoming Events Club and Associations (annual until after event date) $FREE Private clinics, open house (annual until after event date) $10.00
includes town, province, phone and/or email contact information
Classified Ads (50 words or less) $5.00
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September/October 2010 submission deadline August 20, 2010Online Sept 01,2010 Print on Demand Sept 15 2010March/April 2010 Premier issue Features submission deadline February 20, 2010Tennessee Walking HorseOnline March 01,2010 Print on Demand March 15 2010Ranch workFeatures hoof bootsGaited horses in Canada editorial Provincial and Federal Park trails (ON,QC,NL)Cross border breeding
Stallion edition November/December 2010Provincial and Federal park trails (BC) submission deadline October 20, 2010
Online Nov 01,2010 Print on Demand Nov 15 2010May/June 2010 Features submission deadline April 20, 2010Peruvian PasoOnline May 01, 2010 Print on Demand May 15 2010Winter riding - keeping you and your horse coomfortableFeatures Extreme cowboy challengeIcelandic HorseProvincial and Federal Park trails (PEI,NB,NS)Mounted Games
Foaling 101 January/February 2011Provincial and Federal Park trails (AB,SK) submission deadline December 20, 2010
Online Jan 04, 2010 Print on Demand Jan 15 2010July/August 2010Features submission deadline June 18, 2010Mountain HorsesOnline July 05,2010 Print on Demand July 19 2010Escape the cold, exotic horseback holidaysFeatures Team penning and sortingPaso Finos
Cowboy Mounted ShootingRiding vacations - your horse or oursProvincial and Federal Park trails (MB, NT,YT) Features, submissions and editorials subject to change due to space, participation and content availability
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Stallion Directory
Nevado X Springtime Princesa
Springtime Radiante is a stallion with great temperament and winning gait. He attained the Top 10 Sires list in 2001 & 2009, his offspring have accumulated numerous regional and national championships in all divisions of gaitContactJo Seggie-Flemming157 Rox Siding RdCobden Ontario, K0J 1K0Phone# 613-646-2890
Darden, TN
1-877-801-7276
Website designPhotographyGraphic design
Website designPhotographyGraphic design . . . . . . . . . .
Digital ezine format full color Width Height PriceIncludes website and email hyperlinks in digital format Camera Ready advertising rates Full Page Bleed (text should remain .5” inside edge) 8.5 inches 11 inches $95.00½ page horizontal 8.5 inches 5 inches $55.00½ page vertical 3.65 inches 10 inches $55.001/3 page vertical 2.35 inches 10 inches $50.001/4 page 3.65 inches 5.25 inches $45.00Business card (8 per page) 3.65 inches 2.65 inches $30.00Multiple insertion discounts (total insertion payment) Display ads only 3X 5% 6X 10%
Directory listingsBreeders Directory (annual) $30.00alphabetically under breed title
Stallion Directory (6 per page) Annual listing $150.00includes 1 photo, hyperlinks & write up
Associations and clubs (annual) $FREEalphabetically under breed title
Upcoming Events Club and Associations (annual until after event date) $FREE Private clinics, open house (annual until after event date) $10.00
includes town, province, phone and/or email contact information
Classified Ads (50 words or less) $5.00
per insertion
Artwork and display ad design available
September/October 2010 submission deadline August 20, 2010Online Sept 01,2010 Print on Demand Sept 15 2010March/April 2010 Premier issue Features submission deadline February 20, 2010Tennessee Walking HorseOnline March 01,2010 Print on Demand March 15 2010Ranch workFeatures hoof bootsGaited horses in Canada editorial Provincial and Federal Park trails (ON,QC,NL)Cross border breeding
Stallion edition November/December 2010Provincial and Federal park trails (BC) submission deadline October 20, 2010
Online Nov 01,2010 Print on Demand Nov 15 2010May/June 2010 Features submission deadline April 20, 2010Peruvian PasoOnline May 01, 2010 Print on Demand May 15 2010Winter riding - keeping you and your horse coomfortableFeatures Extreme cowboy challengeIcelandic HorseProvincial and Federal Park trails (PEI,NB,NS)Mounted Games
Foaling 101 January/February 2011Provincial and Federal Park trails (AB,SK) submission deadline December 20, 2010
Online Jan 04, 2010 Print on Demand Jan 15 2010July/August 2010Features submission deadline June 18, 2010Mountain HorsesOnline July 05,2010 Print on Demand July 19 2010Escape the cold, exotic horseback holidaysFeatures Team penning and sortingPaso Finos
Cowboy Mounted ShootingRiding vacations - your horse or oursProvincial and Federal Park trails (MB, NT,YT) Features, submissions and editorials subject to change due to space, participation and content availability
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hen Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark for the evocative offspring with pinto markings that Farms heard that Springtime Radiante was each was planning!! And so the partnership was W
for sale, it started the wheels in motion for a named and begun. This was December 2008.partnership unlike many others. Two Paso Fino Display ads, promotional material and his very own Farms with website were created to re-different history introduce Springtime but similar goals, Radiante.one in the rural Mid-South, the The looming question… other in Ontario Could he do it again? After Canada. Both had speaking with the enthusiastic aspirations of owners of his offspring, we enhancing their realized that it just might be own breeding possible! They loved their program, both Springtime Radiante knew that the offspring, and many were opportunity to planning on showing in 2009. purchase a former Quite a group of offspring Top Ten Sire was a were under saddle and once in a lifetime preparing for a successful opportunity. Both year. never hesitating to take that Eight years is a long time, but opportunity. in the breeding world it can
be an eternity. So we set aside When Trademark dreams of grandeur and Farms and focused on our good fortune Artworks Paso Finos agreed to create The Lux of owning a former Top 10 Sire, planned our Gallery, it was with the sole intention to purchase breedings for the following spring and got Radiante Springtime Radiante, Top 10 Sire 2001, for their settled in to his new home and routine. shared agendas. Radiante is a proven producer of the type of horses that both farms strive to produce: So how does a former Top 10 Sire, and National athletic, powerful, naturally gaited and above all Champion fino horse spend his days far away from else, sweet natured with a gentle, trainable the sand paddocks and stalls of a show barn in disposition. It only stood to reason that Radiante Florida? After a short adjustment period to different would continue to produce the type of horse for weather, the absence of his regular handler, and less which he hubbub, Radiante assumed his new position as one has become of two senior stallions at Trademark Farms quite known - readily. That first winter he needed a blanket nearly winning full time. Now he enjoys his own paddock, show horses surrounded by mares and youngsters with no and demands outside of breeding obligations. He has exceptional yet to experience winter in Canada.producers in their own Into this tranquil world a letter arrived on right. November 3rd, 2009 . It looked relatively
innocuous but with just a hurried glance it released "Lux", the a maelstrom of emotions.... unit of Dear Lux Gallery, luminance, a perfect way describe Radiante! We are pleased to inform you that your Paso Fino "Gallery", the showcase for the incredible living stallion, Springtime Radiante has placed in the top masterpieces that Radiante would create with each ten on the 2009 Paso Fino Horse Association’s farm’s existing broodmares. What better description (PFHA) Top 10 Sires list. Congratulations!
because of you that the glimmer of a dream became one of the most exciting moments of our association with the Paso Fino breed.
With Warmest RegardsSpringtime Radiante, Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark Farms and Jo Seggie-Flemming of Artworks Paso Finos
The phone line between Tennessee and Ontario burned!And, now we know the answer to the looming question. It is with great humility and with great pride that we say YES he can!!
Perhaps for some, this is a regular event. We have all witnessed the same Top 10 Sires contending their positions. But this story has a slightly different ending. For one horse and two farms with miles in between them, it was one thing to say with pride, We own the former Top 10 Sire, Springtime Radiante.• and quite another to acknowledge that today he is one of the Top 10 producing stallions in the Nation for 2009!!
We would like to express our gratitude to each and every owner, and trainer that believed in and campaigned a Springtime Radiante offspring. It is
Radiante de Ropa Estrella de Radiante Pantallera de United Torrente de la Katrina Conquistador de Cielo Leandro del Mar La Piragua de United Kira Ltd Talento de Guadalupe Cha-Cha de Sabrocita Larrikin Ltd
Hanna RandallPeggy AnthonyAnnette CrooksMaverick Equity Partners LLCVicki TackettLee VulgarisDorothy EilbanksDaneen HitchcockRoxanne MillerMatthew MarksDaneen Hitchcock
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hen Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark for the evocative offspring with pinto markings that Farms heard that Springtime Radiante was each was planning!! And so the partnership was W
for sale, it started the wheels in motion for a named and begun. This was December 2008.partnership unlike many others. Two Paso Fino Display ads, promotional material and his very own Farms with website were created to re-different history introduce Springtime but similar goals, Radiante.one in the rural Mid-South, the The looming question… other in Ontario Could he do it again? After Canada. Both had speaking with the enthusiastic aspirations of owners of his offspring, we enhancing their realized that it just might be own breeding possible! They loved their program, both Springtime Radiante knew that the offspring, and many were opportunity to planning on showing in 2009. purchase a former Quite a group of offspring Top Ten Sire was a were under saddle and once in a lifetime preparing for a successful opportunity. Both year. never hesitating to take that Eight years is a long time, but opportunity. in the breeding world it can
be an eternity. So we set aside When Trademark dreams of grandeur and Farms and focused on our good fortune Artworks Paso Finos agreed to create The Lux of owning a former Top 10 Sire, planned our Gallery, it was with the sole intention to purchase breedings for the following spring and got Radiante Springtime Radiante, Top 10 Sire 2001, for their settled in to his new home and routine. shared agendas. Radiante is a proven producer of the type of horses that both farms strive to produce: So how does a former Top 10 Sire, and National athletic, powerful, naturally gaited and above all Champion fino horse spend his days far away from else, sweet natured with a gentle, trainable the sand paddocks and stalls of a show barn in disposition. It only stood to reason that Radiante Florida? After a short adjustment period to different would continue to produce the type of horse for weather, the absence of his regular handler, and less which he hubbub, Radiante assumed his new position as one has become of two senior stallions at Trademark Farms quite known - readily. That first winter he needed a blanket nearly winning full time. Now he enjoys his own paddock, show horses surrounded by mares and youngsters with no and demands outside of breeding obligations. He has exceptional yet to experience winter in Canada.producers in their own Into this tranquil world a letter arrived on right. November 3rd, 2009 . It looked relatively
innocuous but with just a hurried glance it released "Lux", the a maelstrom of emotions.... unit of Dear Lux Gallery, luminance, a perfect way describe Radiante! We are pleased to inform you that your Paso Fino "Gallery", the showcase for the incredible living stallion, Springtime Radiante has placed in the top masterpieces that Radiante would create with each ten on the 2009 Paso Fino Horse Association’s farm’s existing broodmares. What better description (PFHA) Top 10 Sires list. Congratulations!
because of you that the glimmer of a dream became one of the most exciting moments of our association with the Paso Fino breed.
With Warmest RegardsSpringtime Radiante, Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark Farms and Jo Seggie-Flemming of Artworks Paso Finos
The phone line between Tennessee and Ontario burned!And, now we know the answer to the looming question. It is with great humility and with great pride that we say YES he can!!
Perhaps for some, this is a regular event. We have all witnessed the same Top 10 Sires contending their positions. But this story has a slightly different ending. For one horse and two farms with miles in between them, it was one thing to say with pride, We own the former Top 10 Sire, Springtime Radiante.• and quite another to acknowledge that today he is one of the Top 10 producing stallions in the Nation for 2009!!
We would like to express our gratitude to each and every owner, and trainer that believed in and campaigned a Springtime Radiante offspring. It is
Radiante de Ropa Estrella de Radiante Pantallera de United Torrente de la Katrina Conquistador de Cielo Leandro del Mar La Piragua de United Kira Ltd Talento de Guadalupe Cha-Cha de Sabrocita Larrikin Ltd
Hanna RandallPeggy AnthonyAnnette CrooksMaverick Equity Partners LLCVicki TackettLee VulgarisDorothy EilbanksDaneen HitchcockRoxanne MillerMatthew MarksDaneen Hitchcock
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hen Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark for the evocative offspring with pinto markings that Farms heard that Springtime Radiante was each was planning!! And so the partnership was W
for sale, it started the wheels in motion for a named and begun. This was December 2008.partnership unlike many others. Two Paso Fino Display ads, promotional material and his very own Farms with website were created to re-different history introduce Springtime but similar goals, Radiante.one in the rural Mid-South, the The looming question… other in Ontario Could he do it again? After Canada. Both had speaking with the enthusiastic aspirations of owners of his offspring, we enhancing their realized that it just might be own breeding possible! They loved their program, both Springtime Radiante knew that the offspring, and many were opportunity to planning on showing in 2009. purchase a former Quite a group of offspring Top Ten Sire was a were under saddle and once in a lifetime preparing for a successful opportunity. Both year. never hesitating to take that Eight years is a long time, but opportunity. in the breeding world it can
be an eternity. So we set aside When Trademark dreams of grandeur and Farms and focused on our good fortune Artworks Paso Finos agreed to create The Lux of owning a former Top 10 Sire, planned our Gallery, it was with the sole intention to purchase breedings for the following spring and got Radiante Springtime Radiante, Top 10 Sire 2001, for their settled in to his new home and routine. shared agendas. Radiante is a proven producer of the type of horses that both farms strive to produce: So how does a former Top 10 Sire, and National athletic, powerful, naturally gaited and above all Champion fino horse spend his days far away from else, sweet natured with a gentle, trainable the sand paddocks and stalls of a show barn in disposition. It only stood to reason that Radiante Florida? After a short adjustment period to different would continue to produce the type of horse for weather, the absence of his regular handler, and less which he hubbub, Radiante assumed his new position as one has become of two senior stallions at Trademark Farms quite known - readily. That first winter he needed a blanket nearly winning full time. Now he enjoys his own paddock, show horses surrounded by mares and youngsters with no and demands outside of breeding obligations. He has exceptional yet to experience winter in Canada.producers in their own Into this tranquil world a letter arrived on right. November 3rd, 2009 . It looked relatively
innocuous but with just a hurried glance it released "Lux", the a maelstrom of emotions.... unit of Dear Lux Gallery, luminance, a perfect way describe Radiante! We are pleased to inform you that your Paso Fino "Gallery", the showcase for the incredible living stallion, Springtime Radiante has placed in the top masterpieces that Radiante would create with each ten on the 2009 Paso Fino Horse Association’s farm’s existing broodmares. What better description (PFHA) Top 10 Sires list. Congratulations!
because of you that the glimmer of a dream became one of the most exciting moments of our association with the Paso Fino breed.
With Warmest RegardsSpringtime Radiante, Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark Farms and Jo Seggie-Flemming of Artworks Paso Finos
The phone line between Tennessee and Ontario burned!And, now we know the answer to the looming question. It is with great humility and with great pride that we say YES he can!!
Perhaps for some, this is a regular event. We have all witnessed the same Top 10 Sires contending their positions. But this story has a slightly different ending. For one horse and two farms with miles in between them, it was one thing to say with pride, We own the former Top 10 Sire, Springtime Radiante.• and quite another to acknowledge that today he is one of the Top 10 producing stallions in the Nation for 2009!!
We would like to express our gratitude to each and every owner, and trainer that believed in and campaigned a Springtime Radiante offspring. It is
Radiante de Ropa Estrella de Radiante Pantallera de United Torrente de la Katrina Conquistador de Cielo Leandro del Mar La Piragua de United Kira Ltd Talento de Guadalupe Cha-Cha de Sabrocita Larrikin Ltd
Hanna RandallPeggy AnthonyAnnette CrooksMaverick Equity Partners LLCVicki TackettLee VulgarisDorothy EilbanksDaneen HitchcockRoxanne MillerMatthew MarksDaneen Hitchcock
18 19
hen Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark for the evocative offspring with pinto markings that Farms heard that Springtime Radiante was each was planning!! And so the partnership was W
for sale, it started the wheels in motion for a named and begun. This was December 2008.partnership unlike many others. Two Paso Fino Display ads, promotional material and his very own Farms with website were created to re-different history introduce Springtime but similar goals, Radiante.one in the rural Mid-South, the The looming question… other in Ontario Could he do it again? After Canada. Both had speaking with the enthusiastic aspirations of owners of his offspring, we enhancing their realized that it just might be own breeding possible! They loved their program, both Springtime Radiante knew that the offspring, and many were opportunity to planning on showing in 2009. purchase a former Quite a group of offspring Top Ten Sire was a were under saddle and once in a lifetime preparing for a successful opportunity. Both year. never hesitating to take that Eight years is a long time, but opportunity. in the breeding world it can
be an eternity. So we set aside When Trademark dreams of grandeur and Farms and focused on our good fortune Artworks Paso Finos agreed to create The Lux of owning a former Top 10 Sire, planned our Gallery, it was with the sole intention to purchase breedings for the following spring and got Radiante Springtime Radiante, Top 10 Sire 2001, for their settled in to his new home and routine. shared agendas. Radiante is a proven producer of the type of horses that both farms strive to produce: So how does a former Top 10 Sire, and National athletic, powerful, naturally gaited and above all Champion fino horse spend his days far away from else, sweet natured with a gentle, trainable the sand paddocks and stalls of a show barn in disposition. It only stood to reason that Radiante Florida? After a short adjustment period to different would continue to produce the type of horse for weather, the absence of his regular handler, and less which he hubbub, Radiante assumed his new position as one has become of two senior stallions at Trademark Farms quite known - readily. That first winter he needed a blanket nearly winning full time. Now he enjoys his own paddock, show horses surrounded by mares and youngsters with no and demands outside of breeding obligations. He has exceptional yet to experience winter in Canada.producers in their own Into this tranquil world a letter arrived on right. November 3rd, 2009 . It looked relatively
innocuous but with just a hurried glance it released "Lux", the a maelstrom of emotions.... unit of Dear Lux Gallery, luminance, a perfect way describe Radiante! We are pleased to inform you that your Paso Fino "Gallery", the showcase for the incredible living stallion, Springtime Radiante has placed in the top masterpieces that Radiante would create with each ten on the 2009 Paso Fino Horse Association’s farm’s existing broodmares. What better description (PFHA) Top 10 Sires list. Congratulations!
because of you that the glimmer of a dream became one of the most exciting moments of our association with the Paso Fino breed.
With Warmest RegardsSpringtime Radiante, Stefanie Schermerhorn of Trademark Farms and Jo Seggie-Flemming of Artworks Paso Finos
The phone line between Tennessee and Ontario burned!And, now we know the answer to the looming question. It is with great humility and with great pride that we say YES he can!!
Perhaps for some, this is a regular event. We have all witnessed the same Top 10 Sires contending their positions. But this story has a slightly different ending. For one horse and two farms with miles in between them, it was one thing to say with pride, We own the former Top 10 Sire, Springtime Radiante.• and quite another to acknowledge that today he is one of the Top 10 producing stallions in the Nation for 2009!!
We would like to express our gratitude to each and every owner, and trainer that believed in and campaigned a Springtime Radiante offspring. It is
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Park Headquarters
Hunlen Falls/Turner LakeTrailhead
Big Rock/Kettle PondsPicnic Area
Fisheries PoolCampground
To Bella
Alexander
Coola
MackenzieHeritage
Valley
Trailhead
Rainbow
Loop Trail
RangeTrailhead
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Camping
WildernessCamping
Hiking
Viewing
Highway
Gravel Road
Trail
Picnic Area
Sani-Station
Horseback Riding
Horse Camping
Shelter
Parking
Park Boundary
Tweedsmuir (South) Provincial Park is one of the largest of B.C.'s several hundred parks.The topography of the area is extremely varied. To the east, near Anahim Lake, the Interior Plateau immediately yields, from an elevation of about 1,350 metres, to peaks of the Rainbow Range. The range--Tsitsutl, meaning "painted mountains" in the local dialect--is an awesome span of eroded lava and fragmented rock, offering visitors the full pallette of colours that spread the entire spectrum of reds, oranges, yellows and lavenders. Once you start to take in the beauty, the sounds and the fresh air you are ready to continue on with what will be an adventure that will captivate your senses and challenge your outdoor and horsemanship skills. Horses are welcome on a number of trails starting at the Rainbow Range trailhead. The Rainbow Range Trail is located on the eastern edge of the park and heads north beginning with lodgepole pine forest surroundings, then climbs upward through growths of pine and fir before reaching a small lake. It is from here one can take
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Hunlen Falls/Turner LakeTrailhead
Big Rock/Kettle PondsPicnic Area
Fisheries PoolCampground
To Bella
Alexander
Coola
MackenzieHeritage
Valley
Trailhead
Rainbow
Loop Trail
RangeTrailhead
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LEGEND
Camping
WildernessCamping
Hiking
Viewing
Highway
Gravel Road
Trail
Picnic Area
Sani-Station
Horseback Riding
Horse Camping
Shelter
Parking
Park Boundary
Tweedsmuir (South) Provincial Park is one of the largest of B.C.'s several hundred parks.The topography of the area is extremely varied. To the east, near Anahim Lake, the Interior Plateau immediately yields, from an elevation of about 1,350 metres, to peaks of the Rainbow Range. The range--Tsitsutl, meaning "painted mountains" in the local dialect--is an awesome span of eroded lava and fragmented rock, offering visitors the full pallette of colours that spread the entire spectrum of reds, oranges, yellows and lavenders. Once you start to take in the beauty, the sounds and the fresh air you are ready to continue on with what will be an adventure that will captivate your senses and challenge your outdoor and horsemanship skills. Horses are welcome on a number of trails starting at the Rainbow Range trailhead. The Rainbow Range Trail is located on the eastern edge of the park and heads north beginning with lodgepole pine forest surroundings, then climbs upward through growths of pine and fir before reaching a small lake. It is from here one can take
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MountMackenzie
2146 m
King Mtn.
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MountWalker
2148 m
Park Headquarters
Hunlen Falls/Turner LakeTrailhead
Big Rock/Kettle PondsPicnic Area
Fisheries PoolCampground
To Bella
Alexander
Coola
MackenzieHeritage
Valley
Trailhead
Rainbow
Loop Trail
RangeTrailhead
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B.C.20
HotnarkoMtn.
2048 m
ToWilliamsLake
LEGEND
Camping
WildernessCamping
Hiking
Viewing
Highway
Gravel Road
Trail
Picnic Area
Sani-Station
Horseback Riding
Horse Camping
Shelter
Parking
Park Boundary
Tweedsmuir (South) Provincial Park is one of the largest of B.C.'s several hundred parks.The topography of the area is extremely varied. To the east, near Anahim Lake, the Interior Plateau immediately yields, from an elevation of about 1,350 metres, to peaks of the Rainbow Range. The range--Tsitsutl, meaning "painted mountains" in the local dialect--is an awesome span of eroded lava and fragmented rock, offering visitors the full pallette of colours that spread the entire spectrum of reds, oranges, yellows and lavenders. Once you start to take in the beauty, the sounds and the fresh air you are ready to continue on with what will be an adventure that will captivate your senses and challenge your outdoor and horsemanship skills. Horses are welcome on a number of trails starting at the Rainbow Range trailhead. The Rainbow Range Trail is located on the eastern edge of the park and heads north beginning with lodgepole pine forest surroundings, then climbs upward through growths of pine and fir before reaching a small lake. It is from here one can take
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http://www.discovercamping.ca
http://www.britishcolumbia.com
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pleasure at the sight of the Rainbow Range. Temperatures in the southern section of the The historic Alexander Mackenzie Heritage park can drop to -40°C in January and reach Trail, for the adventurous and those that are 30°C in July. Summers are usually fairly dry intrigued by the backdrop of Canadian with June, September and October being the exploration. The trail can be traveled by wettest months. horseback. It includes local wagon roads, For rider new to the wilderness riding, provincial highways, forest access, rivers, and coastal waterways covering a total of 260 miles. Some portions of this trail may be on or near private property and Native reserves. Prior to starting on your ride you should check with the Williams Lake district office of BC Parks regarding access and for up to date information on local conditions, and available guides, the staff will be able to supply you with current maps. The 50-mile (80-km) stretch of the trail in the Park is perhaps the most scenic of the entire route.
guides are available in the area. Local guest For shorter rides a section of the trail that ranches offer packages ranging from guided offers views of the Bella Coola Valley and south rides and simple accommodations or camping to Stupendous Mountain can be reached in a for riders bringing their own mounts to one- to two-hour loop from Burnt Bridge Creek. personalized all inclusive tours which include While riding be prepared to encounter the well seasoned trail horses, conditioned for the wildlife that flourishes in the park; caribou, area and terrain.grizzly bears, moose, deer, Wildfire damage, hazardous conditions on trails black bears, mountain goats, marmots, wolves, and water ways can occur causing closure or wolverines, and many species of birds, dangerous navigating. contact the Parks including ptarmigan, hawks and eagles. Photo Supervisor for detailed maps which show safe opportunities will be nearly endless, from the areas, use caution and proceed at your own stunning landscapes to the regal beauty of park risk. wildlife, capturing memories you will cherish for Leave a detailed route plan with friends or a lifetime.relatives, stow extra clothing, food and Challenge the trails on your own with multi-emergency supplies. day trail rides, camping out in the traditional Pack out what ever you bring in, be extra way the Chilcotin was toured. Explore the trails, careful with fires and follow park regulations so remote lakes and grasslands. Remember it is a that others may follow for years to come. wilderness setting and you should be prepared
to be self-sufficient.
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Dale & Laurie Innocent
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We want to hear your trail stories and see your photos.“Smoke Signals” will be a regular column in Gaited Canada written by our readers.
rate the trails, describe the terrain, capture trails with pictures
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pleasure at the sight of the Rainbow Range. Temperatures in the southern section of the The historic Alexander Mackenzie Heritage park can drop to -40°C in January and reach Trail, for the adventurous and those that are 30°C in July. Summers are usually fairly dry intrigued by the backdrop of Canadian with June, September and October being the exploration. The trail can be traveled by wettest months. horseback. It includes local wagon roads, For rider new to the wilderness riding, provincial highways, forest access, rivers, and coastal waterways covering a total of 260 miles. Some portions of this trail may be on or near private property and Native reserves. Prior to starting on your ride you should check with the Williams Lake district office of BC Parks regarding access and for up to date information on local conditions, and available guides, the staff will be able to supply you with current maps. The 50-mile (80-km) stretch of the trail in the Park is perhaps the most scenic of the entire route.
guides are available in the area. Local guest For shorter rides a section of the trail that ranches offer packages ranging from guided offers views of the Bella Coola Valley and south rides and simple accommodations or camping to Stupendous Mountain can be reached in a for riders bringing their own mounts to one- to two-hour loop from Burnt Bridge Creek. personalized all inclusive tours which include While riding be prepared to encounter the well seasoned trail horses, conditioned for the wildlife that flourishes in the park; caribou, area and terrain.grizzly bears, moose, deer, Wildfire damage, hazardous conditions on trails black bears, mountain goats, marmots, wolves, and water ways can occur causing closure or wolverines, and many species of birds, dangerous navigating. contact the Parks including ptarmigan, hawks and eagles. Photo Supervisor for detailed maps which show safe opportunities will be nearly endless, from the areas, use caution and proceed at your own stunning landscapes to the regal beauty of park risk. wildlife, capturing memories you will cherish for Leave a detailed route plan with friends or a lifetime.relatives, stow extra clothing, food and Challenge the trails on your own with multi-emergency supplies. day trail rides, camping out in the traditional Pack out what ever you bring in, be extra way the Chilcotin was toured. Explore the trails, careful with fires and follow park regulations so remote lakes and grasslands. Remember it is a that others may follow for years to come. wilderness setting and you should be prepared
to be self-sufficient.
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General Guidelines: Gaited Canada welcomes your story and photography submissions. We especially look for well-written breed versatility stories, trail, open contest, and group activity photography, information that will help your fellow riders,short tips, news items, and new products. Article suggestions are also welcome. We reserve the right toedit for length, style, clarity, and accuracy. Submit timely material at least four months prior to issuedate.
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51418 Hwy 22 Drayton Valley, AB
www.laurindalestables.ca
Boarding Sales Lessons Indoor Arena Stallion Service
Dale & Laurie Innocent
Heading out on the trails?Bring Gaited Canada along for the ride!!
We want to hear your trail stories and see your photos.“Smoke Signals” will be a regular column in Gaited Canada written by our readers.
rate the trails, describe the terrain, capture trails with pictures
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pleasure at the sight of the Rainbow Range. Temperatures in the southern section of the The historic Alexander Mackenzie Heritage park can drop to -40°C in January and reach Trail, for the adventurous and those that are 30°C in July. Summers are usually fairly dry intrigued by the backdrop of Canadian with June, September and October being the exploration. The trail can be traveled by wettest months. horseback. It includes local wagon roads, For rider new to the wilderness riding, provincial highways, forest access, rivers, and coastal waterways covering a total of 260 miles. Some portions of this trail may be on or near private property and Native reserves. Prior to starting on your ride you should check with the Williams Lake district office of BC Parks regarding access and for up to date information on local conditions, and available guides, the staff will be able to supply you with current maps. The 50-mile (80-km) stretch of the trail in the Park is perhaps the most scenic of the entire route.
guides are available in the area. Local guest For shorter rides a section of the trail that ranches offer packages ranging from guided offers views of the Bella Coola Valley and south rides and simple accommodations or camping to Stupendous Mountain can be reached in a for riders bringing their own mounts to one- to two-hour loop from Burnt Bridge Creek. personalized all inclusive tours which include While riding be prepared to encounter the well seasoned trail horses, conditioned for the wildlife that flourishes in the park; caribou, area and terrain.grizzly bears, moose, deer, Wildfire damage, hazardous conditions on trails black bears, mountain goats, marmots, wolves, and water ways can occur causing closure or wolverines, and many species of birds, dangerous navigating. contact the Parks including ptarmigan, hawks and eagles. Photo Supervisor for detailed maps which show safe opportunities will be nearly endless, from the areas, use caution and proceed at your own stunning landscapes to the regal beauty of park risk. wildlife, capturing memories you will cherish for Leave a detailed route plan with friends or a lifetime.relatives, stow extra clothing, food and Challenge the trails on your own with multi-emergency supplies. day trail rides, camping out in the traditional Pack out what ever you bring in, be extra way the Chilcotin was toured. Explore the trails, careful with fires and follow park regulations so remote lakes and grasslands. Remember it is a that others may follow for years to come. wilderness setting and you should be prepared
to be self-sufficient.
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General Guidelines: Gaited Canada welcomes your story and photography submissions. We especially look for well-written breed versatility stories, trail, open contest, and group activity photography, information that will help your fellow riders,short tips, news items, and new products. Article suggestions are also welcome. We reserve the right toedit for length, style, clarity, and accuracy. Submit timely material at least four months prior to issuedate.
I grant Gaited Canada permission to print my text/photos free of charge.
Title/Destination:___________________________________________________________________
Name:___________________________________________________________________________
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780-515-0216
51418 Hwy 22 Drayton Valley, AB
www.laurindalestables.ca
Boarding Sales Lessons Indoor Arena Stallion Service
Dale & Laurie Innocent
Heading out on the trails?Bring Gaited Canada along for the ride!!
We want to hear your trail stories and see your photos.“Smoke Signals” will be a regular column in Gaited Canada written by our readers.
rate the trails, describe the terrain, capture trails with pictures
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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pleasure at the sight of the Rainbow Range. Temperatures in the southern section of the The historic Alexander Mackenzie Heritage park can drop to -40°C in January and reach Trail, for the adventurous and those that are 30°C in July. Summers are usually fairly dry intrigued by the backdrop of Canadian with June, September and October being the exploration. The trail can be traveled by wettest months. horseback. It includes local wagon roads, For rider new to the wilderness riding, provincial highways, forest access, rivers, and coastal waterways covering a total of 260 miles. Some portions of this trail may be on or near private property and Native reserves. Prior to starting on your ride you should check with the Williams Lake district office of BC Parks regarding access and for up to date information on local conditions, and available guides, the staff will be able to supply you with current maps. The 50-mile (80-km) stretch of the trail in the Park is perhaps the most scenic of the entire route.
guides are available in the area. Local guest For shorter rides a section of the trail that ranches offer packages ranging from guided offers views of the Bella Coola Valley and south rides and simple accommodations or camping to Stupendous Mountain can be reached in a for riders bringing their own mounts to one- to two-hour loop from Burnt Bridge Creek. personalized all inclusive tours which include While riding be prepared to encounter the well seasoned trail horses, conditioned for the wildlife that flourishes in the park; caribou, area and terrain.grizzly bears, moose, deer, Wildfire damage, hazardous conditions on trails black bears, mountain goats, marmots, wolves, and water ways can occur causing closure or wolverines, and many species of birds, dangerous navigating. contact the Parks including ptarmigan, hawks and eagles. Photo Supervisor for detailed maps which show safe opportunities will be nearly endless, from the areas, use caution and proceed at your own stunning landscapes to the regal beauty of park risk. wildlife, capturing memories you will cherish for Leave a detailed route plan with friends or a lifetime.relatives, stow extra clothing, food and Challenge the trails on your own with multi-emergency supplies. day trail rides, camping out in the traditional Pack out what ever you bring in, be extra way the Chilcotin was toured. Explore the trails, careful with fires and follow park regulations so remote lakes and grasslands. Remember it is a that others may follow for years to come. wilderness setting and you should be prepared
to be self-sufficient.
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An equine versatility event for seasoned trail and show horses that demonstrate their gait and versatility in dressage, a set
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Paso Finos________
An equine versatility event for seasoned trail and show horses that demonstrate their gait and versatility in dressage, a set
stadium obstacle course and a 3 to 5 mile cross country course which demands
stamina and willingness to meet
field challenges for the beginner novice, novice
and training level division riders.
Cree Valley Paso FinosIcelandic HorseWestlock, Alberta780-349-8558
Kentucky Mountain Saddle HorsePeruvian PasoFoxcreek Homestead Meath Park, SK Kentucky Natural Gaited Horses306 929 2350 Contemporary Equine
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Rocky Mountain Horse
Gaited Meadows RanchBritish ColumbiaMangalarga Marchador(250) 679-3881
Missouri Foxtrotter
Spotted Mountain HorsePaso Fino Artworks Paso FinosOttawa, Ontario Tennessee Walking Horse(613) 646-2890 Laurindale Stables
Drayton Valley, Alberta780-515-0216
Contemporary Equine Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Artworks
www.artworkspasofinos.com
Paso Finos________
www.threephaseevent.org
An equine versatility event for seasoned trail and show horses that demonstrate their gait and versatility in dressage, a set
stadium obstacle course and a 3 to 5 mile cross country course which demands
stamina and willingness to meet
field challenges for the beginner novice, novice
and training level division riders.
Cree Valley Paso FinosIcelandic HorseWestlock, Alberta780-349-8558
Kentucky Mountain Saddle HorsePeruvian PasoFoxcreek Homestead Meath Park, SK Kentucky Natural Gaited Horses306 929 2350 Contemporary Equine
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Rocky Mountain Horse
Gaited MeadowsBritish ColumbiaMangalarga Marchador(250) 679-3881
Missouri Foxtrotter
Spotted Mountain HorsePaso Fino Artworks Paso FinosOttawa, Ontario Tennessee Walking Horse(613) 646-2890 Laurindale Stables
Drayton Valley, Alberta780-515-0216
Contemporary Equine Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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All Gaited Breed clubs Paso Fino Gaited Horse Group of Ontario Central Canadian Paso Fino Horse association
Ontario(region of American association)
American Saddlebred Horse
Association of Canada Peruvian PasoPeruvian Horse Association of Canada
ASHA Alberta Alberta
Peruvian Horse Club of AlbertaIcelandic Horse
Peruvian Horse Club of BCCanadian Icelandic Horse FederationOntario
Ontario Peruvian Horse AssociationOntario Icelandic Horse Association
Peruvian Enthusiasts and Recreational Riders Unlimited
Kentucky Natural Gaited HorsesRegistration inspection Tennessee Walking HorseSaskatchewan Canadian Registry of Tennessee Walking Horse
Alberta
Missouri FoxtrotterMissouri Fox Trotter Club of Canada
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[email protected] [email protected]
[email protected]@sympatico.ca
[email protected]@bell.net
Artworks
Paso Finos________
An equine versatility event for seasoned trail and show horses that demonstrate their gait and versatility in dressage, a set
stadium obstacle course and a 3 to 5 mile cross country course which demands
stamina and willingness to meet
field challenges for the beginner novice, novice
and training level division riders.
Cree Valley Paso FinosIcelandic HorseWestlock, Alberta780-349-8558
Kentucky Mountain Saddle HorsePeruvian PasoFoxcreek Homestead Meath Park, SK Kentucky Natural Gaited Horses306 929 2350 Contemporary Equine
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Rocky Mountain Horse
Gaited Meadows RanchBritish ColumbiaMangalarga Marchador(250) 679-3881
Missouri Foxtrotter
Spotted Mountain HorsePaso Fino Artworks Paso FinosOttawa, Ontario Tennessee Walking Horse(613) 646-2890 Laurindale Stables
Drayton Valley, Alberta780-515-0216
Contemporary Equine Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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www.artworkspasofinos.com
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Paso FinosWestlock, Alberta
780-349-8558
Foundation bloodlines
Top 10 sire breeding
Perlino stallion at stud
Bay tobiano stallion at stud
used Paso Fino tereque (training saddle)approximately 15” inch seat.Designed for Casa Dosa tack
fits traditional build Paso Fino, encourages correct seat. Solid saddle, well cared for.
email [email protected]
April September
May
June
October
November
DecemberJuly
August
April 23 to 25 2010 Hoof Prints of Hope (charity ride - Alzheimer)CRTWH (Tennessee Walking Horse) P.O. Box 178Mane Event (booth with breed information) Lamont ABRed Deer, AB T0B 2R0
Rose Mary AxellPhone: (780) 895-1019E-mail:
June 4, 5, 6 2010 Peter ThibodeauPHCBC Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Pager (780) 491-2560Clinicians: Pedro Cantaro & Gil Loyd, Mount Vernon WA September 3 - 5, 2010Armstrong Agriplex, Armstrong BC Diamond Classic Double ShowContacts: Saskatoon, SKRob & Jan Sjodin (250) 832-1188 Saskatchewan Judge: Mrs Cricket Donoho Cathie Taggart (250) 546-3704 Perru Judge: Mr Andres Salinas
Contact: Phoebe Soles (306) 929-2350 or June 5-6, 2010 Junior Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Vernon, BC Judge: Kim MonteeContact Cindy Zatsoff (250) 558- 4743
July 2, 3, 4, 2010Wild West Classic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC)Olds, ABJudge: Nicholas Breaux Alberta & Juan Sandigo BCContact Sherri Rosia (403)932-7032
Wild Pink Yonder (charity ride - Breast Cancer)Start: Waterton Lakes National ParkDate: August 14, 2010End: Sherwood ParkDate: September 4, 2010Distance: approximately 325 riding milesTiming: 22 daysPhone: (780) 363-0003Fax: (780) 363-0004E-mail:
Canadian National Peruvian Horse ShowAugust 20 - 22, 2010Cloverdale, BCJudge: Pepe Risso JrContact Rob Sjodin (250) 832-1188
[email protected]@telus.net
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www.gaitedmeadows.com [email protected]
Paso FinosWestlock, Alberta
780-349-8558 www.creevalleypasofinos.com
Foundation bloodlines
Top 10 sire breeding
Perlino stallion at stud
Bay tobiano stallion at stud
used Paso Fino tereque (training saddle)approximately 15” inch seat.Designed for Casa Dosa tack
fits traditional build Paso Fino, encourages correct seat. Solid saddle, well cared for.
email [email protected]
April 23 to 25 2010 Hoof Prints of Hope (charity ride - Alzheimer)CRTWH (Tennessee Walking Horse) P.O. Box 178Mane Event (booth with breed information) Lamont ABRed Deer, AB T0B 2R0
Rose Mary AxellPhone: (780) 895-1019E-mail:
June 4, 5, 6 2010 Peter ThibodeauPHCBC Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Pager (780) 491-2560Clinicians: Pedro Cantaro & Gil Loyd, Mount Vernon WA September 3 - 5, 2010Armstrong Agriplex, Armstrong BC Diamond Classic Double ShowContacts: Saskatoon, SKRob & Jan Sjodin (250) 832-1188 Saskatchewan Judge: Mrs Cricket Donoho Cathie Taggart (250) 546-3704 Perru Judge: Mr Andres Salinas
Contact: Phoebe Soles (306) 929-2350 or June 5-6, 2010 Junior Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Vernon, BC Judge: Kim MonteeContact Cindy Zatsoff (250) 558- 4743
July 2, 3, 4, 2010Wild West Classic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC)Olds, ABJudge: Nicholas Breaux Alberta & Juan Sandigo BCContact Sherri Rosia (403)932-7032
Wild Pink Yonder (charity ride - Breast Cancer)Start: Waterton Lakes National ParkDate: August 14, 2010End: Sherwood ParkDate: September 4, 2010Distance: approximately 325 riding milesTiming: 22 daysPhone: (780) 363-0003Fax: (780) 363-0004E-mail:
Canadian National Peruvian Horse ShowAugust 20 - 22, 2010Cloverdale, BCJudge: Pepe Risso JrContact Rob Sjodin (250) 832-1188
[email protected]@telus.net
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Paso FinosWestlock, Alberta
780-349-8558
Foundation bloodlines
Top 10 sire breeding
Perlino stallion at stud
Bay tobiano stallion at stud
used Paso Fino tereque (training saddle)approximately 15” inch seat.Designed for Casa Dosa tack
fits traditional build Paso Fino, encourages correct seat. Solid saddle, well cared for.
email [email protected]
April September
May
June
October
November
DecemberJuly
August
April 23 to 25 2010 Hoof Prints of Hope (charity ride - Alzheimer)CRTWH (Tennessee Walking Horse) P.O. Box 178Mane Event (booth with breed information) Lamont ABRed Deer, AB T0B 2R0
Rose Mary AxellPhone: (780) 895-1019E-mail:
June 4, 5, 6 2010 Peter ThibodeauPHCBC Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Pager (780) 491-2560Clinicians: Pedro Cantaro & Gil Loyd, Mount Vernon WA September 3 - 5, 2010Armstrong Agriplex, Armstrong BC Diamond Classic Double ShowContacts: Saskatoon, SKRob & Jan Sjodin (250) 832-1188 Saskatchewan Judge: Mrs Cricket Donoho Cathie Taggart (250) 546-3704 Perru Judge: Mr Andres Salinas
Contact: Phoebe Soles (306) 929-2350 or June 5-6, 2010 Junior Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Vernon, BC Judge: Kim MonteeContact Cindy Zatsoff (250) 558- 4743
July 2, 3, 4, 2010Wild West Classic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC)Olds, ABJudge: Nicholas Breaux Alberta & Juan Sandigo BCContact Sherri Rosia (403)932-7032
Wild Pink Yonder (charity ride - Breast Cancer)Start: Waterton Lakes National ParkDate: August 14, 2010End: Sherwood ParkDate: September 4, 2010Distance: approximately 325 riding milesTiming: 22 daysPhone: (780) 363-0003Fax: (780) 363-0004E-mail:
Canadian National Peruvian Horse ShowAugust 20 - 22, 2010Cloverdale, BCJudge: Pepe Risso JrContact Rob Sjodin (250) 832-1188
[email protected]@telus.net
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www.gaitedmeadows.com [email protected]
Paso FinosWestlock, Alberta
780-349-8558 www.creevalleypasofinos.com
Foundation bloodlines
Top 10 sire breeding
Perlino stallion at stud
Bay tobiano stallion at stud
used Paso Fino tereque (training saddle)approximately 15” inch seat.Designed for Casa Dosa tack
fits traditional build Paso Fino, encourages correct seat. Solid saddle, well cared for.
email [email protected]
April 23 to 25 2010 Hoof Prints of Hope (charity ride - Alzheimer)CRTWH (Tennessee Walking Horse) P.O. Box 178Mane Event (booth with breed information) Lamont ABRed Deer, AB T0B 2R0
Rose Mary AxellPhone: (780) 895-1019E-mail:
June 4, 5, 6 2010 Peter ThibodeauPHCBC Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Pager (780) 491-2560Clinicians: Pedro Cantaro & Gil Loyd, Mount Vernon WA September 3 - 5, 2010Armstrong Agriplex, Armstrong BC Diamond Classic Double ShowContacts: Saskatoon, SKRob & Jan Sjodin (250) 832-1188 Saskatchewan Judge: Mrs Cricket Donoho Cathie Taggart (250) 546-3704 Perru Judge: Mr Andres Salinas
Contact: Phoebe Soles (306) 929-2350 or June 5-6, 2010 Junior Clinic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC) Vernon, BC Judge: Kim MonteeContact Cindy Zatsoff (250) 558- 4743
July 2, 3, 4, 2010Wild West Classic (Peruvian Horse Club of BC)Olds, ABJudge: Nicholas Breaux Alberta & Juan Sandigo BCContact Sherri Rosia (403)932-7032
Wild Pink Yonder (charity ride - Breast Cancer)Start: Waterton Lakes National ParkDate: August 14, 2010End: Sherwood ParkDate: September 4, 2010Distance: approximately 325 riding milesTiming: 22 daysPhone: (780) 363-0003Fax: (780) 363-0004E-mail:
Canadian National Peruvian Horse ShowAugust 20 - 22, 2010Cloverdale, BCJudge: Pepe Risso JrContact Rob Sjodin (250) 832-1188
[email protected]@telus.net
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