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20<strong>10</strong> World Equestrian Games<br />
20<strong>10</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Show<br />
& AGM<br />
20<strong>10</strong> IDHSNA<br />
Year End Awards<br />
20<strong>10</strong> USDF All<br />
Breed Award<br />
Winners<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Treasurer’s<br />
Report & Financials<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Registration<br />
& Inspection Update<br />
Herd List<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blarney<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Yearbook<br />
Committee Lists | Regional Reports | Board News | Calendar
<strong>The</strong> Blarney Yearbook<br />
<strong>The</strong> official Newsletter of the<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> <strong>Society</strong> of North America<br />
Co-Editors<br />
Kate Triplett - Email: theblarney@irishhuntersandjumpers.com<br />
Sarah Bright-Phillips - Email: sarahbrightphillips@gmail.com<br />
Sarah Hooper - Email: tiogarfarm@yahoo.com<br />
Advertising/Design/Production: Laurie Monroe<br />
9885 NW 127th Court, Ocala, FL 34482<br />
(352) 445-1235 / Email: blarney@grafxbylaurie.com<br />
BOARD LIAISON / CONTRIBUTING WRITER<br />
Liz Freeman - Email: irishdraughts@gmail.com<br />
<strong>The</strong> IDHSNA is considered a daughter society of the IDHS Ireland.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blarney is the official newsletter of the IDHSNA and is<br />
published generally quarterly.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blarney assumes no responsibility for the truth or accuracy<br />
of the advertisements contained herein. Statements, opinions, and<br />
points of view expressed by the contributors and advertisers are<br />
not necessarily those of <strong>The</strong> Blarney staff and/or the IDHSNA Inc.<br />
We reserve the right to edit any editorial materials received and<br />
deny placing advertising or written material that is deemed damaging<br />
or contrary to the goals of the <strong>Society</strong>.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blarney is copyrighted by the IDHSNA. All rights reserved.<br />
No part of this publication may be re-printed in any form without<br />
the written permission of the IDHSNA.<br />
Subscriptions: <strong>The</strong> Blarney is included with most memberships.<br />
Non-member residents of North America may subscribe to<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blarney for $30 per year.<br />
Contributions: Articles, photos, news items, and horse<br />
show results are always welcome. Contact the Editors at the addresses<br />
listed above.<br />
Advertising: Advertising rates are available from the editor,<br />
or online at www.irishdraught.com.<br />
2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
President: Larry Robbins / Email: mdldrobbins@msn.com<br />
Vice President: Michele Metraux / Email: mmetraux@yorku.ca<br />
Secretary: Position Currently Open<br />
Treasurer: Mary Hansen / Email: TreasurerIDHSNA@yahoo.com<br />
Directors: Jim McGinty / Email: jmcginty3@comcast.net<br />
Karen Young / Email: karen@klearyfield.com<br />
IDHSNA Registration Services:<br />
4037 Iron Works Parkway, Suite 160<br />
Lexington, KY 40511-8483<br />
Phone: (859) 455-8090 / Fax: (858) 761-0264<br />
Information Officer: Rachael Cox<br />
HC65 Box 45 Pleasant Mount, PA 18453-9605<br />
Phone: 1-866-IDHSNA-1 / Email: info@irishdraught.com<br />
Member Services Coordinator: Priscilla Menard<br />
4037 Iron Works Parkway, Suite 160, Lexington, KY 40511<br />
Phone: (859) 455-8090 / Fax: (858) 761-0264<br />
Email: idhsna@hotmail.com<br />
COVER PHOTO<br />
Cover Photo: Steeped in Luck RID, ridden by Tom Dvorak at the World<br />
Equestrian Games Breed Demonstrations. Courtesy C. Wolf Photography.<br />
From Our President . . .<br />
Marketing the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>, A Rare Breed<br />
by Larry Robbins, IDHSNA President<br />
First off, I want to let the membership know that if you haven’t<br />
been contacted already, committee members are going to<br />
be calling you to fund (1) updating the IDHSNA website and<br />
(2) sponsorship of the Future Event <strong>Horse</strong> Program. Both of these<br />
efforts are critical to keeping this breed from becoming extinct.<br />
<strong>The</strong> statistics put the number of purebred <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s (Mares,<br />
Stallions, and Geldings) at 471 registered in the United States.<br />
We are looking at a commitment of approximately $6,000 per year<br />
for three years for FEH, and an estimated $8,500 for website development.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Society</strong> does not have the money in its coffers to<br />
initiate or sustain either effort, so we are reaching out to you, the<br />
membership, and asking for folks to make a donation to either or<br />
both of these funds.<br />
It is critical that both of these happen at the same time. To be a<br />
serious sponsor of the United States Eventing Associations Future<br />
Event <strong>Horse</strong> Program means that we will receive a lot of publicity;<br />
folks interested in our horses are going to go to our IDHSNA website.<br />
That means that our website needs to be up to date, with a<br />
focus on what our horses are successfully out there doing, what<br />
we have for sale, and our stallions available for breeding. Public interest<br />
stories are one way we will attract and hold new members.<br />
Historically we have done a good job of presenting the facts on<br />
our website. What we need to do now is keep it updated on a<br />
weekly or bi-weekly basis with new and fresh information; we can<br />
do this by presenting every day, human interest stories about our<br />
breed. This will require that our membership (you) send us your<br />
stories about your horses and what you are doing with them.<br />
Other ways we can market our Rare Breed is to make a<br />
personal commitment to get involved with one or two<br />
shows/clinics a year. Our horses are our very best ambassadors<br />
for the breed. If you get your horses out where the<br />
public can see them you will be generating interest and showing<br />
just how wonderful and versatile our <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> breed is. I recommend<br />
that each Regional Chair and Director-at-Large produce a<br />
show or clinic this year (in case you did not know many regions already<br />
have them in the works). Perhaps these shows/clinics should<br />
not all be breed specific but open to all, providing the opportunity<br />
for others to see our horses in action. This is the one thing that<br />
the USEA FEH Program does for us, the breeders, trainers, handlers<br />
and competitors who are at the FEH series are seeing <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s<br />
and <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s with correct conformation, movement,<br />
temperament, and minds.<br />
We need to do a better job of marketing our breed before we<br />
lose the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> entirely. If you haven’t been contacted and<br />
you wish to assist in funding one or both of the efforts, please<br />
contact Bill Appel, Cori Oehley, Tony Phillips, Ann O’Donnell, or<br />
Michelle Robbins. No contribution is too small; please know that<br />
it is critical that we make both of these efforts happen quickly.<br />
Saving our breed is what we are all about, educating the public<br />
about our breed is a must to be successful, and publicity is how<br />
we make it happen.<br />
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2011 IDHSNA Board of Directors . . .<br />
Executive Officers:<br />
President<br />
President<br />
Larry Robbins<br />
13220 White Marsh Lane<br />
Lovettsville, VA 20180<br />
kilronan3@yahoo.com<br />
(H) 703-307-8147<br />
Vice President<br />
Michele Metraux<br />
1358 Fourth Concession Adjala<br />
RR#1<br />
Loretto, Ontario L0G1L0<br />
Canada<br />
mmetraux@yorku.ca<br />
(H) 519-941-5895<br />
(No calls after 9pm EST please)<br />
Executive Secretary<br />
POSIITION CURRENTLY OPEN<br />
Treasurer<br />
Mary Hansen<br />
175 Indian Creek Ln SE<br />
Cedar Rapids, IA 52403<br />
TreasurerIDHSNA@yahoo.com<br />
(H) 319-364-4924<br />
(Fax) 319-364-2557<br />
Directors At Large:<br />
James A, McGinty<br />
2301 S. Millbend Drive<br />
<strong>The</strong> Woodlands, TX 77380<br />
jmcginty3@comcast.net<br />
(H) 713-320-3515<br />
Karen Young<br />
6400 Orchard Station Rd<br />
Sebastopol, CA 95472<br />
Karen@klearyfield.com<br />
(H) 707-665-0848<br />
Director at Large<br />
POSITION CURRENTLY OPEN<br />
2011 IDHSNA Services Contacts . . .<br />
Registration & Member Services<br />
Priscilla Menard (Eastern Time)<br />
4037 Iron Works Parkway, #160<br />
Lexington, KY 40511<br />
idhsna@hotmail.com<br />
(o) 859-455-8090<br />
(f) 858-761-0264<br />
Information Officer<br />
Rachael Cox (Eastern Time)<br />
HC65 Box 45<br />
Pleasant Mount, PA 18453-9605<br />
rachael@nep.net<br />
(o) 1-866-IDHSNA-1<br />
Website Services<br />
Laurie Monroe (Eastern Time)<br />
idhsnaweb@grafxbylaurie.com<br />
(c) 352-445-1235<br />
Angela Dringman (Mountain Time)<br />
angelaidhsnaweb@aol.com<br />
(c) 208-6<strong>10</strong>-4354<br />
Blarney Co-Editors<br />
Kate Triplett (Pacific Time)<br />
theblarney@irishhuntersandjumpers.com<br />
(h) 425-308-8967<br />
Sarah Bright-Phillips (Eastern Time)<br />
sarahbrightphillips@gmail.com<br />
(c) 423-525-7031<br />
Sarah Hooper (Mountain Time)<br />
tiogarfarm@yahoo.com<br />
(c) 713-825-1287<br />
Blarney Layout/Design<br />
Laurie Monroe (Eastern Time)<br />
9885 NW 127th Court<br />
Ocala, FL 34482<br />
blarney@grafxbylaurie.com<br />
(c) 352-445-1235<br />
Regional Chairs:<br />
Central Region<br />
(IL, IN, IA, KS, MN, MO, MI, NE, WI, ND, SD,<br />
Ontario, Manitoba)<br />
Susan Jensen<br />
91 Flint Drive<br />
Lake Barrington, IL 600<strong>10</strong><br />
susan@bellwetheririshdraughts.com<br />
847-754-7223<br />
Northwest Region<br />
(AK, HI, ID, MT, OR, WY, WA;<br />
British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan)<br />
Jess Walker<br />
221 Maplewood Lane<br />
Cocolalla, ID 83813<br />
jwirishdraughts@aol.com<br />
208-6<strong>10</strong>-4869<br />
Northeast Region<br />
(CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, VT,<br />
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec)<br />
Cori Oehley<br />
<strong>10</strong>8a High Street<br />
Upton, MA 01568<br />
Cartroadfarm@charter.net<br />
508-529-4452<br />
South Central Region<br />
(TX, OK, AR, LA, MS, Mexico)<br />
http://www.irishdraught-scr.com<br />
Bill Appel<br />
<strong>10</strong>1 Sena Drive<br />
Metairie, LA 70005<br />
shapel@bellsouth.net<br />
(H) 504-831-7419<br />
Southeast Region<br />
(AL, DE, FL, GA, KY, MD, NC, SC, TN, VA,<br />
WV) http://www.irishdraughtse.com<br />
Sue Rowdon<br />
P.O Box 78<br />
Hartwood, VA 22471<br />
wildharesr@aol.com<br />
(H) 540-752-2<strong>10</strong>3<br />
Southwest Region<br />
(AZ, CA, CO, NM, NV, UT)<br />
Cheryl Skigin<br />
8502 E. Chapman Ave #616<br />
Orange, CA 92869<br />
caskigin@earthlink.net<br />
949-282-8551<br />
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20<strong>10</strong> Yearbook <strong>Edition</strong> - T he Blarney
In This Issue . . .<br />
From the President . .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 3<br />
2011 BOD Contacts .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 4<br />
2011 Calendar. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 5<br />
Memorial to Judie Framan.. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 6<br />
Board reports.. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 7<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Future Event <strong>Horse</strong> Championship results... .. .... .. .... .. 8<br />
Vets Corner. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .<strong>10</strong><br />
Region Reports ... . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .13<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Year End Awards Results .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .16<br />
Top 20 Moments from the World Equestrian Games... .. .... .18<br />
WEG Team Thank You. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .24<br />
2011 Stallion Service Auction . .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .26<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Year-End Financials... . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .29<br />
IDHSNA <strong>Annual</strong> Show Summary.... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .31<br />
IDHSNA Registered Prefix Policy & Approved Prefixes... . .. .35<br />
IDHSNA 20<strong>10</strong> Inspection Tour Results... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .36<br />
IDHSNA Breeding Book Herd Listing. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .37<br />
IDHSNA Print/Web Content/Advertising Guidelines .. .. .. . .. .42<br />
World Breeding Federation Sport <strong>Horse</strong> Rankings... . .. .. . .. .43<br />
AdvErtisEr indEx<br />
Adsagsona Farm. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .IFC<br />
Bell Tower Stud .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .12<br />
Bellwether <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... . 11<br />
BenMar Farm .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .IFC<br />
Bull Hill Farm .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .14<br />
Catoctin Sporthorses. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .28<br />
Homesick Angels LLC. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 9<br />
Jessica M. Walker <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. Back Cover<br />
Kleary Field.. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .25<br />
Liz Freeman DvM, Consulting.. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .15<br />
Lone Tree Farm .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... . 24<br />
Pin Oak Charity <strong>Horse</strong> Show... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .20<br />
Saoirse <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s . .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .23<br />
Taproot Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s.. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .34<br />
Tiogar Farm.. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .<strong>10</strong><br />
Top Gun Stables. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .33<br />
Whelan of Clare Farm . .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. 17, 19<br />
Wild Hare Farm... . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .23<br />
2011 IDHSNA Calendar<br />
FEBRUARY 2011<br />
2/17 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
MARCH 2011<br />
3/17 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
3/31 - 2012 <strong>Annual</strong> Show Proposal Deadline<br />
3/31 - Non-renewed IDHSNA members considered lapsed<br />
APRIL 2011<br />
4/21 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
4/28 - Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event, Lexington, KY begins<br />
MAY 2011<br />
5/19 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
JUNE 2011<br />
6/<strong>10</strong> - Deadline for Summer Blarney advertising<br />
6/15 - Deadline for Summer Blarney content<br />
6/16 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
6/30 - Nominating Committee appointed by BOD<br />
JULY 2011<br />
7/21 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
AUGUST 2011<br />
8/1 - Nominating Committee submits<br />
slate of nominees to BOD<br />
8/18 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
8/18-8/21 <strong>Annual</strong> Show and AGM,<br />
Lamplight Equestrian Center, Wayne, IL<br />
TBD - Inspection Tour<br />
SEPTEMBER 2011<br />
9/15 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
OCTOBER 2011<br />
<strong>10</strong>/20 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
NOVEMBER 2011<br />
11/1 - Record Date for Election<br />
11/<strong>10</strong> - Election ballots mailed<br />
11/17 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
DECEMBER 2011<br />
12/1 - YEA card deadline<br />
12/<strong>10</strong> - Election ballots return deadline<br />
12/15 - Stallion reports due<br />
12/15 - Monthly Board meeting<br />
12/31 - Deadline for foal registrations<br />
12/31 - Membership renewals due for 2012 year<br />
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Memorial to our dear friend Judie Framan . . .<br />
As Lyn Lindstrom posted to a forum on November <strong>10</strong>:<br />
“We lost a good friend this week. Judie Framan has left us after<br />
her long battle with cancer. She was a passionate brave lady who will<br />
be greatly missed. Hope she is riding some beautiful <strong>Irish</strong> horse in the<br />
green pastures of heaven. God bless all who loved and will miss her.”<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Blarney” Co-editor Laurie Monroe, upon hearing the sad news:<br />
“I knew of course of Judie’s battle with cancer and her subsequent<br />
stroke, but the last I heard was so hopeful, and she was going to ride<br />
again in a therapeutic riding program. Life is so precious and short.<br />
Judie - at least - lived each day to the fullest and stayed involved in<br />
her passions as much as her disease would allow. Lord, we will miss<br />
her, her personality, her integrity, and her sense of humor!”<br />
Judie was a true renaissance woman; a writer, biologist and<br />
nature enthusiast, who brought a wealth of editing and<br />
publishing experience to <strong>The</strong> Blarney.<br />
After working for nearly two decades as a neurological research scientist,<br />
she switched gears and took a position as technical marketing<br />
manager for a Fortune 500 company. She eventually decided to leave<br />
the corporate world behind when she started her own small business,<br />
the marketing and public relations firm, Judith Framan Associates.<br />
Judie was a passionate advocate for small business owners, in particular<br />
businesses owned by women. She had a long association with<br />
the National Association for Woman Business Owners, founded the<br />
NAWBO chapter for Northern New Mexico and served as its president,<br />
and served on the NAWBO National Board as director of Public Relations. In 1995 Judie appeared before<br />
the US Senate Committee on Small Business, submitting testimony in advocacy of home office tax deductions.<br />
<strong>The</strong> following year, the U.S. Small Business Administration named her the National Women in Business<br />
Advocate of the Year.<br />
Judie “backed into writing and editing” via the numerous NSF grants she wrote as a research scientist. She later<br />
went on to write feature stories for the publications Today’s <strong>Horse</strong> Trader (where she was senior<br />
editor), MBE, Smithsonian, Trail Rider, Paso Fino <strong>Horse</strong> World, <strong>The</strong> Los Angeles Times and Enterprising<br />
Women (which she founded in 1996 and remained as senior editor<br />
until her passing).<br />
As an equestrian travel journalist, and one of the original creators and field<br />
producers of the<br />
PBS TV series Equitrekking, Judie discovered the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> while on as-<br />
signment in County<br />
Tipperary, Ireland for the <strong>Irish</strong> Tourist Board. It was love at first sight. She<br />
just had to have an<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>, so she divested herself of her Paso Fino herd, and began to<br />
immerse herself in<br />
learning about our beloved breed.<br />
She was Region Chair for the Southwest Region of IDHSNA, serving as a<br />
for the breed in this huge geographic area that is only sparsely populated<br />
She served as Board Liaison for the Show Committee who put on what<br />
most successful and heavily attended <strong>Annual</strong> Show in the history of IDH-<br />
Equestrian Center in Illinois in 2007, and in this capacity her ability to<br />
obstacles was once again evident.<br />
Judie’s huge heart, steadfast strength and her fierce honesty drew<br />
She was much loved by a broad spectrum of people, and drew them<br />
her. She was a born leader, who understood how to craft teamwork from<br />
She shared love and courage with all who encountered her. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong><br />
lost a great and fast friend. She will be missed.<br />
strong advocate<br />
with ID horses.<br />
was arguably the<br />
SNA, at Lamplight<br />
overcome<br />
people to her.<br />
together around<br />
raw personnel.<br />
<strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> has<br />
Kate Triplett<br />
Page 6<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Yearbook - T he Blarney
Board Reports . . .<br />
Michèle Métraux, Vice-President, IDHSNA<br />
Your <strong>Society</strong> was very active in 20<strong>10</strong>:<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Inspection tour was successful<br />
• the registration process has become even more efficient<br />
• there have been lots of local events<br />
• the World Equestrian Games were very well attended<br />
by <strong>Society</strong> members<br />
Congratulations to all who worked hard to make these things<br />
happen!<br />
<strong>The</strong> Membership statistics show that the <strong>Society</strong> has held a<br />
steady course of membership when compared with last year’s<br />
numbers. A few single members did not renew, but there has<br />
been a significant increase in family memberships to offset the loss.<br />
It appears that former single members chose to renew with family<br />
memberships – this is very encouraging for both the short and<br />
long terms!<br />
Liz Freeman and I undertook a “housecleaning” of the Yahoo<br />
Member’s List and the Notices List and have asked all members to<br />
rejoin those chat-rooms and communication centers. We extend<br />
that invitation to any members who have not yet signed up. Please<br />
let us know and we will confirm your participation. <strong>The</strong> Member’s<br />
List has been very interesting (as well as civil!), and we hope you<br />
will re-join and enter into the discussions.<br />
At long last, <strong>The</strong> Member’s Directory has made it on to the<br />
<strong>Society</strong> website, and I hope people are finding it useful. Let me<br />
know if you are experiencing problems with it.<br />
I have asked Priscilla Menard, our Registrar/Membership Services<br />
Coordinator, to add her comments.<br />
From Priscilla Menard<br />
Registrar/Membership Coordinator:<br />
As the winter months set in, many of us start thinking and<br />
planning for our horse activities for the coming spring. One<br />
event we are already planning for at the office are the 2011<br />
Inspections. Did you know that there are two general groups<br />
of horses that qualify for Inspection? One group includes the<br />
horses that are currently registered with the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />
of North America and the other group that could be<br />
inspected are the horses that have been imported, already<br />
registered with an approved <strong>Society</strong>.<br />
As we found out during the World Equestrian Games,<br />
there are many <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> purebreds and partbreds in the<br />
United States that could register with us and then be inspected<br />
during our 2011 Inspection tour. <strong>The</strong> process is quite easy<br />
for a direct entry with a copy of the registration papers, a<br />
couple of forms filled out and 4 current photos provided<br />
to IDHSNA. Please feel free to contact the office for more<br />
information, or use the forms online to fill out your registration<br />
and join us this year for the 2011 Inspection tour.<br />
Best wishes for a happy, healthful, and horse-full 2011!<br />
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<br />
Results of 20<strong>10</strong> Board of Directors Elections<br />
<strong>The</strong> following positions on the Board of Directors are acclaimed<br />
as the candidates ran unopposed:<br />
President: Larry Robbins<br />
Treasurer: Mary Hansen<br />
NW Region Chair: Jess Walker<br />
Central Region Chair: Susan Jensen<br />
NE Region Chair: Cori Oehley<br />
SE Region Chair: Sue Rowdon<br />
<strong>The</strong> following position was determined by a mail in ballot vote of<br />
the IDHSNA members:<br />
Director At Large: Jim McGinty<br />
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<br />
Region Honorary Lifetime Single Family Fam votes Farm Farm votes Junior Mem/reg votes/reg<br />
Central 0 3 35 13 26 2 4 3 56 68<br />
[2009: 0] [2009: 3] [2009: 36] [2009:<strong>10</strong>] [2009:20] [2009: 1] [2009: 2] [2009: 4] [2009: 54] [2009:61]<br />
International 20 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 24 3<br />
[2009:20] [2009: 0] [2009:3] [2009: 0] [2009: 0] [2009: 0] [2009: 0] [2009:1] [2009:24] [2009: 3]<br />
North East 0 2 52 6 12 1 2 1 62 68<br />
[2009: 0] [2009: 2] [2009: 50] [2009: 4] [2009: 8] [2009: 1] [2009: 2] [2009: 1] [2009: 58 ] [2009:62 ]<br />
North West 1 2 17 6 12 2 4 2 30 36<br />
[2009: 1] [2009: 1] [2009: 22] [2009: 5] [2009: <strong>10</strong> ] [2009: 0] [2009: 1 ] [2009: 2 ] [2009: 31 ] [2009: 35]<br />
South Central 0 1 11 5 <strong>10</strong> 3 6 1 21 28<br />
[2009: 0] [2009: 1] [2009: 17] [2009: 4] [2009: 8] [2009: 1] [2009: 2 ] [2009: 0 ] [2009:23 ] [2009: 28]<br />
South East 0 8 67 8 16 11 22 2 96 113<br />
[2009: 0] [2009: 8] [2009: 71] [2009: 11] [2009: 22] [2009:9] [2009: 16 ? ] [2009: 3] [2009: <strong>10</strong>0 ] [2009: 116 ]<br />
South West 1 6 27 4 8 2 4 2 42 46<br />
[2009: 1] [2009: 4] [2009: 28] [2009: 5] [2009: <strong>10</strong> ] [2009:2 ] [2009: 4] [2009: 4 ] [2009: 44 ] [2009: 46 ]<br />
Total Types 22 22 212 41 82 21 42 11 330 360<br />
[2009: 22] [2009: 19] [2009: 227] [2009: 39] [2009: 78] [2009: 15] [2009: 28] [2009:14 ] [2009:336 ] [2009: 354 ]<br />
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Board Reports (con’t) . . .<br />
IDHSNA COMMITTEE UPDATE<br />
<strong>The</strong> IDHSNA Board of Directors has long been interested in<br />
encouraging member participation on committees. We (the<br />
<strong>Society</strong>) depend on volunteers (almost exclusively) to do everything<br />
we do! <strong>The</strong> 20<strong>10</strong> Board began the year working on Terms of Reference<br />
(TOR) to be created for all standing committees. TORs describe the<br />
purpose and structure of the committee and its relationship to the IDHSNA<br />
organization of which it is part. <strong>The</strong> TORs define scope, Deliverables, Goals,<br />
and Jurisdiction among other things. In January of 2011, the Board passed<br />
an initiative to seek multi-region representation on every committee as well<br />
as limit Board members serving as Chairs of committees.<br />
Trying to grow committees is not without some pains. Even when<br />
the Board agree on the intended result, we don’t always agree on how to<br />
achieve it. Being a Board member doesn’t mean you don’t have an opinion<br />
(even a strong one), but it does mean you don’t get to express that opinion<br />
as being from the Board - thus at times, it may seem the Board is not<br />
communicating when we are simply trying not to express our own view<br />
as the Board’s.<br />
All Board committee initiatives are intended to take advantage of the<br />
wealth of untapped talent within the membership. Motions are intended to<br />
encourage changes and growth by all committees, embracing new members<br />
regularly. We hope you will take these changes to committees in the<br />
spirit they were intended and choose to volunteer for your first committee,<br />
volunteer again for a committee, or ask your friends to join you on a<br />
committee.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Board invites all members to consider how they might contribute<br />
to a committee or project. A list of committees and current members is<br />
shown below. Please bear with us as we evolve. Thanks for being a paid<br />
and volunteering member of the IDHSNA.<br />
Best wishes and Happy New Year, IDHSNA Board of Directors<br />
Registration & Inspection Committee<br />
Lyn Lindstrom (NWR)<br />
Fleur Bryan (SER)<br />
Cheryl Stephens (SCR)<br />
Regional chairs<br />
Year End Awards Committee<br />
Lyn Lindstrom (NWR)<br />
Ted Lindstrom (NWR)<br />
Michele Metraux (CR)<br />
Kate Triplett (NWR)<br />
Blarney Committee<br />
Laurie Monroe (SER)<br />
Sarah Bright-Phillips (SER)<br />
Sarah Hooper (SCR)<br />
Kate Triplett (NWR)<br />
Marketing Committee<br />
Sarah Bright-Phillips (SER)<br />
Susan Jensen (CR)<br />
Jess Walker (NWR)<br />
Dana Worcester (NER)<br />
Karen Young (SWR)<br />
Finance Committee<br />
Bill Appel (SCR)<br />
Mary Hansen (CR) - Treasurer non-voting<br />
Sarah Hooper (SCR)<br />
Sue Rowdon (SER)<br />
Al Shapiro (CR)<br />
Grievance Committee<br />
Chris Neher (NWR)<br />
Future Event <strong>Horse</strong> Results . . .<br />
Sue Holland (SER)<br />
Jodi McManus (NER)<br />
Andrea Stetzer (CR)<br />
Nominating Committee<br />
Pat Bewley (NER)<br />
Breeding Committee<br />
Katharine Locke (NER)<br />
Jane Bynum (SER)<br />
Rachael Cox (NER)<br />
Liz Freeman (CR)<br />
Michele Metraux (CR)<br />
Chris Neher (NWR)<br />
Show Committee<br />
Susan Jensen (CR)<br />
Bill Appel (SCR)<br />
Sarah Hooper (SCR)<br />
Lyn Lindstrom (NWR)<br />
Marylee McGee (CR)<br />
Jim McGinty (SCR)<br />
Christina Moutray (CR)<br />
Janeen Pasquill (CR)<br />
Andrea Stetzer (CR)<br />
Jess Walker (NWR)<br />
Carla Whitebread (CR)<br />
Future Event <strong>Horse</strong> Committee<br />
Bill Appel (SCR)<br />
Connie Arthur (SWR)<br />
Ann O’Donnell (SCR)<br />
Michelle Robins (SER)<br />
In 20<strong>10</strong> the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong> did very well in FEH classes over the country, but were not as well respresented in the Championships. A puzzling<br />
statistic when you consider the rather skewed numbers of successful <strong>Irish</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s in general competing and being well placed in eventnig at large!<br />
Below are the summaries of the Championship Results!<br />
FEH West Coast Championships (RAM TAP <strong>Horse</strong> Trials, October 22, 20<strong>10</strong>)<br />
Yearling Division<br />
1- OLD Mare, Querida by Quarterback (OLD) x Petruscka (OLD) - 74<br />
1- BWB Colt, Cor de Amore SE by Clair de Lune SE (BWB) x Piktorial (HAN) - 67.4<br />
2- IDSH Mare, Beale Street Anniversary by Bridon Beale Street (RID) x Wild Anniversary<br />
(QH) - 65<br />
Two Year Old Division<br />
1- IDSH Colt, Blue Suede Shoes by Bridon Beale Street (RID) x Mac’s Hero (ID) - 71.3<br />
1- IDSH Mare, <strong>Irish</strong> Ack Sent by Bridon Beale Street (RID) x Ack Sent Maggie (TB) - 64<br />
Three Year Old Division<br />
1- OLD Mare, Prada C by Presidio (HAN) x Cartier (HAN) - 66.4<br />
1- CON/HAN Gelding, Redbuds Moonrock by Wildwich Eclipse (CONN) x Palladia<br />
(HAN) - 69<br />
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FEH East Coast Champ ionships (VHT October 29, 20<strong>10</strong>)<br />
Yearling Division (Mares)<br />
1- HAN Mare, Early Review CBF by Earl (HAN) x Lois Lane (HAN) - 73.4<br />
2- OLD Mare, Cavalina by Coromino (OLD) x Quick N’ Icy (TB) - 72.1<br />
3- HAN Mare, Freudenfeuer by Freedom Z (HAN) x Princess Attaway (TB) - 72.1<br />
4- RID Mare, Kilronan’s Countess by Dandelion Diamond Rebel (RID) x Kibline (RID) -61.4<br />
Yearling Division (Colts)<br />
1- OLD/TB Gelding, Leonardo’s Gran Cavallo by Land Friese II (OLD) x Ice Princess (<strong>Irish</strong><br />
Cob/TB) - 75.7<br />
2- OLD/TB Colt, Comet Royale by Royal Apearance (OLD) x Comet Swinger (TB) - 73.6 2<br />
3- HAN/OLD Colt, Copperfield, by Contucci (HAN) x My Martina (OLD/TB) - 72.7<br />
4- DWB Colt, Ensign On Deck by Wittinger x Eloway (DWB) - 71.2<br />
5- IDSH Gelding, Ballymore’s Celtic Touch by Touch of the Blues (RID) x Roma Blue Harkaway<br />
(ID) - 70.1<br />
6- TB Colt, Standing Room Only by Staging Post (TB) x Belmopan (TB) - 69.2<br />
7- RID Colt, Kilronan’s Slane Hill by Braveheart (RID) x Little Gem (RID) - 69<br />
8- Paint Gelding, Destiny’s Mystique by Allamystique (TB) x Mary Too (Paint) - 68<br />
2 Yr Olds (Mares)<br />
1- OLD Mare, Shutterfly’s Buzz by Sir Shutterfly (HAN) x Hauptstutbuch Galina (OLD)<br />
- 77.7<br />
2- SWB Mare, Qui Luma by Quite Easy (HOL/SWB) x Uma Corwin (HOL) - 77.1<br />
3- HAN/TB Mare, Invitation Only by Commonwealth (HAN) x Poetic Justice (TB) - 73.8<br />
4- Friesian Mare, Alter Ego by Keegan J (Friesian) x Bree - 68.9<br />
5- TB Mare, Glorious by Digamist (TB) x Glorious Bearfoot (TB) - 68.3<br />
2 Yr Olds (Colts)<br />
1- OLD Colt, Royal Alyance by Royal Appearance (OLD) x My Martina (OLD/TB) - 75.4<br />
2- TB Gelding, Salute <strong>The</strong> Captain, by Salute <strong>The</strong> Truth (TB) x Pippi Highstockings (TB)<br />
- 71.9<br />
3- TB/HOL, Redshift by Reno (HOL) x Big Hearted Lady (TB) - 71.1<br />
4- IDSH Gelding, PL <strong>Irish</strong> Calib by PL Diamond Hill (RID) x PL Calipso (Arabian/Saddlebred)<br />
-70.1<br />
5- IDSH Gelding, PL Ace of Diamonds by PL Diamond Hill (RID) x PL Indian Queen (Arabian)<br />
- 68.5<br />
6- TB Gelding, Heliodoris by Allamystique (TB) x Naturally Nice (TB) - 68.5<br />
7- TB Colt, Pegasus Gold Mine by Pegasus Pure Gold (TB) x RFF Golden Angel (TB) - 67<br />
3 Yr Olds<br />
1- Rheinland Pfalz-Saar Mare, Skadico by Simpatico (OLD) x Company Miss (TB) - 72.9<br />
2- ISH/HOL Gelding, Carnivale King by Chant de Paix (HOL/TB) x Flowerhill Callgirl (ISH/<br />
PONY) - 70.4<br />
3- TB Colt, Seattle Jones by Smarty Jones (TB) x Kew Garden (TB) - 68.2<br />
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Vets Corner: Health Problems in Winter . . .<br />
Vet’s Corner: Health Problems of Winter<br />
by Kimberly Brokaw, DVM<br />
spend more time around the barn and other structures where<br />
stray nails may be present.<br />
ColicColic is the most common equine ailment treated in the<br />
winter at my clinic. While some colics are unavoidable,<br />
some can be prevented through good management<br />
strategies. Suggestions for prevention of impaction colic include<br />
access to lots of water (that is not frozen), plenty of hay, minimal<br />
amounts of concentrates, and lots of turnout. Use technology<br />
to be sure every horse, not just the dominant horses, have good<br />
access to water. Solar troughs (e.g. Bob trough), electric buckets,<br />
heaters for the water trough, electric hoses (e.g., <strong>The</strong>rmohose) or<br />
whatever technology you need should be used to make sure all<br />
horses have water, all of the time. Try to avoid electric shock by<br />
getting an electrician to set up outlets for each stall and use functional<br />
equipment. A horse will usually not drink from a trough after<br />
he is shocked once. Avoid extension cords, overused outlets, and<br />
other fire hazards. Feed soaked hay cubes to geriatrics who are<br />
not eating enough hay or not drinking enough water. Routine dental<br />
care can also help to prevent colic as well as choke.<br />
Recognize colic early. Check on horses regularly during winter.<br />
If a horse isn’t eating his breakfast, think colic. Call the vet rather<br />
than waiting to see if he eats dinner.<br />
Have a colic plan. Frequently vets would be willing to leave<br />
a dose of oral banamine/flunixin paste with an owner for use in<br />
an emergency situation. Don’t use IM banamine because of the<br />
risk of tissue damage. When you call the vet, ask if the vet wants<br />
you to give a dose of banamine before he/she arrives. Don’t give<br />
repeated doses of banamine. <strong>The</strong> horse who does not respond<br />
to one dose of banamine needs more extensive care (e.g., fluids,<br />
antispasmodics, sedatives, and possibly surgery), not just more<br />
banamine. More banamine can cause toxicity and make the situation<br />
worse. Make sure you have access to a trailer to take the<br />
horse to the hospital if the colic is potentially surgical and you<br />
might consider surgery for that horse. Make sure every horse will<br />
load on a trailer. Practice trailering on a regular basis with each<br />
horse. A surgical colic that won’t get on the trailer won’t get to<br />
the hospital for the surgery, and will die. Try to decide ahead of<br />
time which horses you would have surgery on and which ones<br />
you would have put down. Figure out how you would pay for<br />
colic surgery. A bank account that you have earmarked for horse<br />
emergencies can be a life saver if you have a horse that suddenly<br />
needs colic surgery.<br />
Cold<br />
Make sure every horse (not just the dominant horses) has access<br />
to shelter from wind, snow and cold rain. Blanket any horse<br />
who is underweight or who gets cold easily. Again, geriatric horses<br />
are more likely to be underweight and get cold. <strong>Horse</strong>s are<br />
hayburners who rarely get cold if they have shelter and plenty of<br />
hay. Any horse that is blanketed should have the blanket removed<br />
daily to check for skin conditions, monitor their weight, and check<br />
for injuries.<br />
Hoof care<br />
Continue to get regular farrier care year round. If you are not<br />
riding regularly during the winter, consider pulling the shoes. Continue<br />
to hoof pick regularly so you can prevent thrush and so you<br />
will notice any foreign bodies like a nail in the foot. A nail in the<br />
foot is an emergency that requires immediate, intensive, antibiotic<br />
treatment. Often times, the horse will need to be treated at a hospital<br />
to try to prevent permanent lameness. In the winter, horses<br />
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Skin<strong>Horse</strong>s, particularly those who do not have adequate<br />
nutrition or who do not have good shelter are often<br />
prone to skin problems. <strong>The</strong> wet and warm environment<br />
created under a blanket is ideal for fungal and bacterial<br />
growth (rain rot). Also the freeze/ thaw cycles and mud can<br />
lead to conditions that are ideal for pastern dermatitis (scratches).<br />
Watch for rain rot (scabs that fall off, leaving bare, hairless, areas)<br />
and talk with your vet about treatment. Regular grooming can help<br />
prevent some skin diseases.<br />
Respiratory<br />
People frequently confine horses in stalls during the winter.<br />
Good air quality is essential to the health of a stabled horse no<br />
matter what the season of year. But in winter, when your inclination<br />
is to cover windows and vents, disconnect fans and shut barn<br />
doors, inadequate ventilation can cause serious respiratory problems.<br />
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD or heaves)<br />
is another condition which I treat more of in winter. <strong>Horse</strong>s are<br />
inside, often in dustier conditions. Combine that with their diet<br />
changing from predominantly grass to predominantly hay and an<br />
ideal atmosphere for COPD is created. In addition to an environment<br />
that is ideal for allergic respiratory conditions, it is also ideal<br />
from transmission of viral infections. <strong>The</strong> dust can irritate respiratory<br />
membranes, making horses more susceptible to respiratory<br />
infections and bronchitis.<br />
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Region Reports . . .<br />
North West Region Year End Report 20<strong>10</strong><br />
Jess Walker, NWR Chair<br />
<strong>The</strong> NW has been one of the lucky regions this year<br />
with weather. We have had lots of sunshine and no<br />
temperature extremes. <strong>The</strong> region’s members have<br />
been out showing their horses in various disciplines. We have had<br />
2 Purebred colts and 2 fillies, and no sporthorses that I am aware<br />
of, out of this year’s foal crop. Inspections in Bozeman, MT had<br />
1 purebred Stallion, 2 purebred mares pass out of 4 horses total.<br />
When compared to the rest of the country, our success rate is<br />
excellent. Go NW!<br />
Sadly, we did lose a very active member to breast cancer.<br />
Laura Gravatt continued to very near the end with showing her<br />
horses, they gave her the strength to fight the battle. Her 2 fillies<br />
did very well with NWSHBA year-end awards in Dressage Type<br />
in the 2 & 3y/o divisions. Her IDSH Snowy O’Moment has won<br />
the USDF All-Breeds Championship two years in a row! This year’s<br />
score was 71.700.<br />
I attended Laura’s funeral with Lyn Lindstrom. <strong>The</strong>re we found<br />
out Laura was not only an active <strong>Society</strong> member but also an avid<br />
mentor in Pony Club and the FFA. She is sorely missed by many.<br />
Hannah McNamara started eventing her 6 y/o IDSH, PL Lucky<br />
Regina, purchased in March. <strong>The</strong>y are really enjoying this super<br />
mare. She came back from her events, at the BN level, in the ribbons<br />
from the first one. This mare is by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong><br />
RID. <strong>The</strong>y even dressed up as a lucky charm at the junior eventing<br />
camp! Sandra, Hannah’s mother, is from Ireland and used to work<br />
at Suma Stud, looking after Mrs. Thatcher, and Glenagyle Rebel as<br />
a yearling. Knowing this breed already, she knew she wanted an<br />
IDSH for her daughter. Welcome to IDHSNA Sandra, Hannah, and<br />
“Poppy”!<br />
Jaunty Star RID (Jim), owned by Kim Huges of DKH Sporthorses<br />
in Alberta Canada, had a short eventing season this year, as their<br />
first event was cancelled due to snow and the last 2 events Jim<br />
would have gone to were in the fall, when his rider Beckie was<br />
away at Fairhill and other events, trying to qualify with her own<br />
horse. He managed to make six horse trials, and with an assortment<br />
of good placings at Open Training level, Jim ended up 4th for the<br />
Alberta <strong>Horse</strong> Trials High Point at year end for his level. Jim will be<br />
going to Florida this coming winter from the end of January to the<br />
end of April. He will be starting at Training but will be moving up to<br />
Prelim and his owner Kim hopes do 1 or 2 CIC* events with him.<br />
Homesick Angels Farm succeeded again in Open in-hand<br />
competition. Rick Triplett’s 2009 IDSH filly by Manu Forti’s Touch<br />
Down RID x Always Pleasing (TB) earned awards in Open Hunter<br />
Breeding competition: NWSHBA year end Champion yearling filly,<br />
and USEF/USHJA Zone 9 Hunter Breeding yearling <strong>Horse</strong> of the year.<br />
Sweet Tater, Kate Triplett’s 2009 IDSH by Manu Forti’s Touch Down<br />
RID x I.B. Paranoid(TB) also won awards in Open Hunter Breeding<br />
competition: NWSHBA year end Reserve Champion Hunter Breeding<br />
yearling filly, and USEF/USHJA Zone 9 Hunter Breeding yearling<br />
Reserve <strong>Horse</strong> of the year. American Lace IDSH 2007 by Braveheart<br />
RID x I.B. Paranoid (TB) won NWSHBA Year end Champion<br />
Hunter Breeding 3 year old filly and USEF/USHJA Zone 9 Hunter<br />
Breeding 3 Y/O Reserve Champion <strong>Horse</strong> of the Year.<br />
Manu Forti’s Touch Down RID (Touch of the Blue’s x Kerryoak<br />
Lady Dawn RID) was named 20<strong>10</strong> Hunter Stallion of the Year for the<br />
NWSHBA as a result of his daughters’ showings.<br />
Elizabeth Taylor, owner of Oregon <strong>Irish</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s, reports<br />
that her three year old stallion Benmar NightHawk has been started<br />
in under saddle work. He will be getting the basics of dressage<br />
and preparing for next year’s approvals. <strong>The</strong> trainer is Bill Burke,<br />
dressage instructor and judge, Alternate for the US team one year.<br />
Tulla Gold RID gelding won his first event in BN at Rubicon HT,<br />
then went on to <strong>The</strong> Maryland HT and again won 1st place! At<br />
Waredaca Farm HT he placed 4th in Open Novice. At the Land<br />
Rover USEA AEC Tulla Gold won the BN Championship….way to<br />
go Tulla! After that he continued his eventing in the Novice division;<br />
at Morven Park Fall HT, 2nd place; Waredaca HT and classic<br />
Training 3 day Event, 3rd place; finishing up at the Virginia HT and<br />
USEA area II Championships, 1st place in the Novice Championship!<br />
Rebecca Farm hosted the first FEH classes in the NW, expectedly,<br />
entrant numbers were small but Lucy Stevenson and Jess<br />
Walker turned their youngsters out and did well. <strong>The</strong> FEH class will<br />
be repeated again in 2011 so please consider bringing your 1,<br />
2 or 3y/o horses to help this program grow here in the NW. <strong>The</strong><br />
NWSHBA is hoping to host in 2011 as well on the west side of the<br />
Cascades, so watch for that and attend….Our horses are good<br />
at this!<br />
Rebecca Farm sent the <strong>Society</strong> a Thank You note for again<br />
bringing our support and horses to their event. <strong>The</strong>y boasted<br />
the most ever spectators, in excess of 20,000! <strong>The</strong> attendance<br />
of international competitors is something they hope to continue<br />
as they build their event notoriety. <strong>The</strong> addition of <strong>The</strong> Event at<br />
Rebecca Farm to the WEG qualifiers certainly put them in the right<br />
direction to accomplish this goal. We as a breed really benefit<br />
from continuing this relationship. Please help support it!<br />
A big Thank You goes to Lyn Lindstrom for taking on the Chair<br />
position for the Registration & Inspection Committee as requested<br />
by the BOD.<br />
It is always nice to hear what our horses are doing out<br />
there and be able to report back to the <strong>Society</strong>. It helps keep the<br />
<strong>Society</strong> working as a team to be able to share these accomplishments.<br />
South East Region <strong>Annual</strong> Blarney report<br />
Sue Rowdon, SER Chair<br />
20<strong>10</strong> was an interesting year in the Southeast Region.<br />
<strong>The</strong> economy has affected us all when making breeding<br />
decisions, marketing decisions, showing decisions<br />
and the list goes on. In spite of this, 20<strong>10</strong> has been a year of high<br />
points and achievements.<br />
Foxhunters started the year lamenting the snow and ice that<br />
kept them home but remained active with the traditional summer<br />
activities and have gotten a good start with beautiful fall weather<br />
for the opening hunts.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Future Event <strong>Horse</strong> series continues strong as a venue<br />
to showcase our young horses. Recently a member (who owns<br />
several pure and part bred IDs) told me that a neighbor who competed<br />
in the FEH classes had told her, “I always thought that your<br />
horses were exceptional examples of the breed, however seeing<br />
so many others at the FEH, I realize that the ID and IDX’s are all very<br />
nice horses.” Positive marketing for sure!<br />
Eventing continues to grow with more members participating<br />
and doing well. I’ve also noticed that more eventers are recogniz-<br />
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Region Reports (con’t) . . .<br />
ing their horse’s <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> blood and writing it on their entries<br />
carries through to reading it in results pages.<br />
We had another successful Upperville weekend. On Friday,<br />
Brianne Sells and Brandy Greenwell generously hosted us for a very<br />
informative clinic with Michael Kirwan and Tony Phillips. Sunday<br />
morning’s classes, judged by Michael Kirwan, had fewer entries<br />
than usual but we saw many new faces, both in the ring and on the<br />
rail. What I hope was the beginning of a new tradition, was a delicious<br />
tailgate after the classes were over. Sitting in the shade of the<br />
old oak trees, with cool drinks and yummy snacks was only made<br />
better by the opportunity to talk about, what else, <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s!<br />
Many members spent time and effort preparing<br />
for and participating in the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> events<br />
at the World Equestrian Games. Since WEG is<br />
featured elsewhere in this issue, I will only say that a huge amount<br />
of hard work went into preparations and the demonstrations were<br />
highlights of the Equine Village.<br />
Once again the <strong>Annual</strong> show committee put on a fine show<br />
and made a substantial profit. <strong>The</strong>re were many positive comments<br />
about the show; here are some of my favorites. “I loved the<br />
opportunity to see so many <strong>Irish</strong> horses all in one place.” “Being<br />
able to meet new people, put faces with names I’ve only seen<br />
online, and have some face to face conversations, was worth the<br />
effort to get there.” IMHO, a real home run was the barn tailgate<br />
that led into the AGM. In years past we have had to pull members<br />
from the barns to attend the AGM. This year, we took the AGM to<br />
the members, voila, a quorum was had. Brilliant!<br />
In discussions with members, the topic of marketing our horses<br />
frequently comes up. Now, members are going together on<br />
joint ads in the Chronicle of the <strong>Horse</strong> with plans for other publications.<br />
As one member stated, this is certainly a case where the sum<br />
of the parts adds up to far more than the whole.<br />
Hopefully, things are looking up economy wise for all of us. I<br />
have heard from breeders who had no 20<strong>10</strong> foals but are expecting<br />
for 2011. Others who skipped breeding in 20<strong>10</strong> are signing<br />
contracts for 2011. All positive signs.<br />
I have been asking SER members to email me with their<br />
thoughts about the <strong>Society</strong> and what they want to see for their<br />
membership. What do they think the primary focus of the society<br />
should be, as well as secondary focus. What do we do well and<br />
what needs improvement. I look forward to continuing to hear<br />
from the SER members and then working together on implementing<br />
their suggestions.<br />
Happy New Year as we Shamrock On!<br />
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are located on the IDHSNA Website under<br />
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20<strong>10</strong> Year End Awards Results . . .<br />
Congratulations and thank you to all who entered their horses for<br />
YEA and USDF end of year awards. We are pleased to announce<br />
this year’s winners. It was a pleasure to see new names among the<br />
winners. Of course it is wonderful to welcome our old friends as well. Each<br />
and every one of you have done a tremendous job of showcasing our <strong>Irish</strong><br />
<strong>Draught</strong> and <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s throughout the US and Canada. Each<br />
year, as we receive the entries both for USDF and YEA we run into the same<br />
issues, so here are a few things to keep in mind for the 2011 showing season.<br />
1. Owners must be current members of IDHSNA<br />
2. All horses must be registered with IDHSNA<br />
3. <strong>Horse</strong>s must show under their IDHSNA registered name<br />
4. All forms must be in by December 1st in order for be processed<br />
Jumping Level 1<br />
Ch: JP Young (RIDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Susie’s Cutie (TB)<br />
Res Ch: Kleary’s Mighty Pip (RIDSH) - Tors Gentleman Farmer (RID) x Sally Sells Shells (TB)<br />
JP Young RIDSH, owned and bred by Kleary<br />
Field, LLC. Ridden by Lucinda Romero, as well as<br />
trainers and junior riders.<br />
JP Young (Jack) and I had a fabulous show<br />
season in 20<strong>10</strong>. Starting out at 2’11” and 3’ my<br />
goal was to make it to the Grand Prix arena at<br />
Woodside, CA where the classes start at 3’7”.<br />
My goal arena was the very one where I first saw<br />
Jack’s sire compete when I was deciding if I would breed to him. In our last<br />
show of 20<strong>10</strong>, Jack and I placed 2nd in the 3’9” class in the Grand Prix arena<br />
against the professional riders.<br />
It has been such a blessing to have raised this colt. His mom delivered him<br />
into my lap and he was perfect. I can honestly say it is Jack’s jump that has made<br />
me a better rider. And it is the constant love and adoration from Karen and me<br />
that has made Jack the confident horse he is. As much as we love each other<br />
and have super fun jumping and competing, Jack is grown up now and ready<br />
to move on. Jack is set for his next human to make their dreams come true as<br />
well. We are proud to offer JP Young for sale.<br />
Hunters Level 1<br />
Ch: Today’s <strong>Irish</strong> Princess (RIDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Wrap ‘er in Ermine<br />
(TB). Res Ch: JP Young (RIDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Susie’s Cutie (TB)<br />
Today’s <strong>Irish</strong> Princess is a 4 year old RIDSH<br />
that was started over fences in April of this year.<br />
She attended her first rated hunter jumper show<br />
two months later in June. She was shown in the<br />
Kindergarten Hunters and did better than I could<br />
have hoped. I would have been happy if she just<br />
got around the course clean, but she came home<br />
with a blue ribbon in her first over fences class of<br />
her career (without shoes to top it off). She was<br />
Kindergarten Hunter Champion and Long Stirrup Hunter Reserve Champion. We<br />
look forward to seeing what she does in the future.<br />
Eventing Level 1<br />
Ch: Rickoshea (IDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Josa Canella<br />
Res Ch: Ironhorse Touch of Pride (RID) - Touch of the Blues (RID) x Sumas Keepsake (RID)<br />
HM: Jack of Hearts - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Harley du Quesnoy (SF)<br />
Well, we had another wonderful year. Stepping<br />
up especially the dressage and moving up<br />
in eventing. Next year will bring some changes.<br />
My husband FINALLY gets his shot to shine. After<br />
a LONG time of waiting he will be doing the<br />
Trans Am Series of car racing, a longtime dream<br />
for him. <strong>The</strong>refore a role reversal occurs. All those<br />
years when I was traveling for events and he was<br />
at home base taking care of things... now I will be<br />
at home, while he travels extensively for racing.<br />
I board at farm that hosts a lot of USDF dressage shows, so we are working<br />
on 3rd level work. Ricky has lovely canter work but we need to develop<br />
that trot. Travel we have done in the past for all those events will not be in the<br />
cards, although we will get in what events we can!!!! <strong>The</strong>refore the focus will<br />
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change; more dressage, probably more H/J shows, and events as we can. No<br />
matter what, y’all will see us out there!!!!<br />
Dressage Level 1 (see Eventing Level 1 for write up on Rickoshea)<br />
Ch: Rickoshea (IDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Josa Canella<br />
Res Ch: Jaantje (RIDSH) - Hangon Johnny (RID) x My Silver Jag (TB)<br />
HM: Ironhorse Touch of Pride (RID) - Touch of the Blues (RID) x Sumas Keepsake (RID)<br />
HM: Jack of Hearts (RIDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Harley du Quesnoy (SF)<br />
HM: Granite’s Picadilly (RIDSH) - Silver Granite (RID) x Penny’s Dicey Reilly TB)<br />
Fox Hunting Level 1<br />
Ch: Ballymoa<br />
Res Ch: Ironhorse Touch of Pride (RID) - Touch of the Blues (RID) x Sumas Keepsake (RID)<br />
Res Ch: Westfield Beauty (RID) - Glenagyle Rebel (RID) x Westfield Lass (RID)<br />
Ballymoa is known at Oakdale Farm as <strong>Irish</strong><br />
since he was the first <strong>Irish</strong> horse at the farm and<br />
the start of our love of <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Horse</strong>s. <strong>Irish</strong> is the<br />
horse that students get to event when they are<br />
having troubles with their horses or lost confidence.<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> always gives them confidence<br />
and puts a smile back on their faces. <strong>Irish</strong> is the<br />
horse I pick to hunt when the jumping or footing<br />
is trappy. I know that he will take care of me.<br />
When a boarder’s horse won’t cross a creek, <strong>Irish</strong> is the lead horse that shows<br />
them how. If that doesn’t work all you have to do is get behind them with <strong>Irish</strong><br />
and say push. He will knock them into the creek so that they have to cross!!!<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> has heart. This is something you can’t teach and this is why we love him at<br />
Oakdale.<br />
Fox Hunter Level 2 - Ch: Macha’s Morpheus (RIDSH)<br />
Grey Macha (RID) x Aspen Galic Girl (TB)<br />
In Hand Level 1<br />
Ch: Pretty Please (IDSH) - by Manu Forti’s Touch Down (RID) x Always Pleasing (TB)<br />
Res Ch: Snowy O’Moment (IDSH) - by Snowford O’Donnell (RID) x Revealing Moment (TB)<br />
HM: Sweet Tater (IDSH) - by Manu Forti’s Touch Down (RID) x I.B. Paranoide (TB)<br />
Pretty Please, Rick Triplett’s 2009 <strong>Irish</strong><br />
<strong>Draught</strong> Sporthorse filly was the first foal of her<br />
sire, and was Rick’s baby from her first breath.<br />
She was foaled on her sire’s birthday, big bright<br />
and gorgeous, and has just gotten better as she<br />
grows up. In showing for 20<strong>10</strong>, she has earned<br />
points in Open Hunter Breeding and Dressage<br />
Sporthorse Breeding competition: She is the<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Northwest Sporthorse Breeders Assocation Year-End Champion Hunter<br />
Breeding Yearling Filly; and she is the 20<strong>10</strong> USEF/USHJA Zone 9 Hunter Breeding<br />
Yearling <strong>Horse</strong> of the Year. To have her earn the IDHSNA Year End Championship<br />
is just icing on the cake!<br />
In Hand Level 2<br />
Ch: American Lace (IDSH) - by Braveheart (RID) x I.B. Paranoide (TB)<br />
American Lace, Kate Triplett’s 2007 <strong>Irish</strong><br />
<strong>Draught</strong> Sporthorse filly had a difficult start in<br />
life, as she battled a severe infection and an<br />
injury from her first days though her first month<br />
of life. With the toughness and intelligence her<br />
bloodlines bequeathed, she has overcome it all<br />
and grown into a strong and beautiful three year<br />
old. Lace has earned points this year in Open<br />
Hunter Breeding and Dressage Sporthorse Breeding competition: Lace is the<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Northwest Sporthorse Breeders Assocation Year-End Champion Hunter<br />
Breeding 3 Year Old Filly as well as the 20<strong>10</strong> USEF/USHJA Zone 9 Hunter Breeding<br />
Three Year Old Reserve <strong>Horse</strong> of the Year. We are very pleased to have her<br />
represent IDHSNA as the In-Hand Level 2 Champion!<br />
Versatility - Ch: Rickoshea<br />
Res Ch: Ironhorse Touch of Pride (RID) - Touch of the Blues (RID) x Sumas Keepsake (RID)<br />
HM: JP Young (RIDSH) - <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts (RID) x Susie’s Cutie (TB)<br />
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Top 20 Moments from WEG - Demonstrations . . .<br />
by Sarah Hooper<br />
1. Fleur Bryan: For those<br />
who have not had the<br />
pleasure of meeting Fleur<br />
yet, she is truly one of a<br />
kind. She was by far the<br />
heart and soul of the <strong>Irish</strong><br />
effort at WEG. It began<br />
as an idea in Ireland, and<br />
after over two years, became<br />
a reality. Throughout,<br />
Fleur’s <strong>Irish</strong> brogue<br />
and heavy wit helped us<br />
all get through each day.<br />
We could write a book<br />
full of her colorful sayings.<br />
FLEUR. Photo courtesy, Sharon Gaudet.<br />
A true lover of horses,<br />
especially <strong>Irish</strong> ones, and a friend to everyone who meets her.<br />
Thank you, Fleur, for dragging me kicking and screaming into this<br />
unforgettable experience. And a special thanks to her other half,<br />
Debbie, for keeping our whole contingency fed, full of caffeine,<br />
and holding down the fort for 16+ days (she already deserves a<br />
medal for putting up with Fleur!).<br />
2. Steeped in Luck and Tom<br />
Dvorak: This duo brought<br />
the house down the four<br />
days they performed<br />
their musical dressage<br />
freestyle. <strong>The</strong>re wasn’t<br />
even standing room during<br />
their performances,<br />
and folks could be heard<br />
talking about them all<br />
throughout the park. We<br />
were honored to have an<br />
Olympian performing on<br />
a purebred <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong><br />
stallion to spotlight the<br />
caliber and versatility of<br />
the breed. Tom’s wife, Ellen,<br />
and Steeped in Luck’s<br />
owners, Elizabeth and Keith Douglas, were also a total delight<br />
and loads of fun.<br />
We were also thrilled to have FEI Dressage rider Leslie Bean and<br />
FEI World Champion Driver Sterling<br />
Graburn as part of our Demo<br />
team.<br />
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Steeped in Luck and Tom Dvorak.<br />
Photo courtesy, A. Wolff Photography<br />
[allison@awolffphotography.com]<br />
Gina Miles and Sarah Hooper.<br />
Photo courtesy, S. Hooper<br />
3. Gina Miles: While not competing<br />
at WEG, Gina Miles (Olympic<br />
silver medalist on <strong>Irish</strong> Sport<br />
<strong>Horse</strong>, McKinlaigh) made a point<br />
to come by during our second<br />
demo block. Fleur was able to<br />
bring her into the ring, where she<br />
said hi to the crowd and shared<br />
her love for the <strong>Irish</strong> breed with<br />
the crowd. Gina stuck around to<br />
sign autographs and say hi to the<br />
demo team as well. What a delightful<br />
person, superb athlete, and a special treat it was to have<br />
her come by.<br />
4. Dr. Pearse Lyons: For<br />
those who don’t<br />
know, Mr. Lyons is<br />
the founder and<br />
President of Alltech,<br />
the title sponsor<br />
for WEG 20<strong>10</strong>. Mr.<br />
Lyons is also from<br />
Ireland. So, needless<br />
to say we were<br />
thrilled and delighted<br />
when he pulled<br />
up to our stalls one<br />
day in his Rolls Royce golf cart to drop off some of our volunteers<br />
he’d given a lift to after seeing them with an <strong>Irish</strong> flag. He stayed<br />
for a few minutes to visit with us and congratulated us on a good<br />
job promoting the <strong>Irish</strong> horses and Ireland.<br />
5. Meet & Greet:<br />
Organizing the<br />
demonstrations<br />
was quite an undertaking,<br />
and every<br />
day brought<br />
new challenges<br />
and problems.<br />
Amidst the chaos,<br />
I would find<br />
peace each day<br />
when the demo’s<br />
were over and<br />
our team headed<br />
into the “Meet<br />
& Greet” corral.<br />
I would stand<br />
at the rail and<br />
watch as hoards<br />
of kids and adults<br />
alike came to the<br />
fence to pet our<br />
horses and talk<br />
with the riders.<br />
So many people<br />
don’t know about<br />
the <strong>Irish</strong> horse<br />
breed, and this<br />
was an unbeatable<br />
chance for<br />
them to not only<br />
see, but interact,<br />
with the horses<br />
Dr. Pearse Lyons and his Rolls Royce Golf Cart!<br />
Photo courtesy, S. Hooper<br />
Bella (above), Cradillo (middle), and Conor (below)<br />
during Meet and Greet sessions. Photos courtesy,<br />
Sarah Hooper and Vickie Crawford.<br />
and really appreciate their versatility, athleticism, and temperament.<br />
It was a moment of great pride for me, for the breed and<br />
my demo team, and made me remember each day why we took<br />
on this bear of an event.<br />
6. Relay Race: Fleur finally convinced us in the third block to do a relay<br />
race at the end of the demo. Three Connemaras versus three<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>/Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s, doing a line of jumps with a baton<br />
and passing it to the next. This turned out to be a huge crowd<br />
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Top 20 Moments from WEG - Demonstrations . . .<br />
pleaser and exciting part of the demo. <strong>The</strong> ponies and horses<br />
were neck in neck! But, my favorite moment came when our farthest<br />
traveling volunteer, Wouter van Voorthuysen from Holland,<br />
grabbed the microphone and told the crowd, “I am Wouter. I<br />
am from Holland. We cannot lose! Go horses!”<br />
7. Grand Prix Jumping:<br />
We were so fortunate<br />
to be able to<br />
showcase Grand Prix<br />
jumping horses during<br />
several of our demos.<br />
Ashley Bailey-Classen<br />
brought three of her<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s<br />
from Texas, two of<br />
which showed their<br />
stuff, soaring over<br />
the top of the standards.<br />
If we’d have<br />
had bigger wings,<br />
they could’ve done 5<br />
feet+! In the last block, Amy Hunter and Cradilo put on an extremely<br />
impressive jumping demonstration, showing what a purebred<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> stallion can do! <strong>The</strong> crowd was floored and<br />
interest abounded over this great duo who are currently competing<br />
on the Grand Prix circuit. What a special treat to watch<br />
these horses fly.<br />
8. Picnic Table: One of<br />
the Connemara ponies<br />
brought a plastic picnic<br />
table to jump during<br />
their demonstrations.<br />
Not to be outdone,<br />
the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>/Sport<br />
<strong>Horse</strong> demo team decided<br />
to take it on as<br />
well. Several of our<br />
brave demo team horse<br />
and rider combinations<br />
took on the picnic table<br />
jump, to the delight of<br />
the crowd!<br />
9. Limerick Harriers: Bless<br />
Jim McGinty for loaning<br />
us his Limerick Harriers<br />
foxhunting video to run<br />
in the booth on our big<br />
flat screen TV. If you<br />
haven’t seen it, you are<br />
missing out. Call Jim, he<br />
will probably send you<br />
a copy. This video literally<br />
stopped people in their<br />
tracks, and they couldn’t<br />
believe what real <strong>Irish</strong> foxhunting,<br />
as seen from a<br />
helmet cam, looked like.<br />
<strong>Horse</strong>s were jumping giant<br />
ditches, riders were falling<br />
in the water, children to<br />
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Cradilo and Amy Hunter.<br />
Photos courtesy, Sarah Hooper.<br />
Conor (above), and Ziggy (below) jumping the<br />
pcnic table. Photos courtesy, Sharon Gaudet.<br />
Limerick Harrier Viseo playing in booth.<br />
Photos courtesy, Sarah McMullen.<br />
grandpas alike were out there. This video made so many people<br />
stop to ask and talk to the folks in our booth, and you could hear<br />
people around the park saying, “you need to go by that <strong>Irish</strong><br />
booth and see that video.” So, and big thank you to Jim for that<br />
contribution, and for all those who made the booth a resounding<br />
success.<br />
<strong>10</strong>. Pat Parelli: Everyone who<br />
is anyone in the horse<br />
world was at WEG. We,<br />
as demonstrators, were<br />
in the same barn at the<br />
clinicians. So, on a daily<br />
basis we rubbed elbows<br />
with the likes of Clinton<br />
Anderson and Pat<br />
Parelli and John Lyons,<br />
amongst a crazy variety<br />
of other demonstrators<br />
like the Icelandic horse<br />
and the Indian tent peggers.<br />
It wasn’t unusual to<br />
see a man come around<br />
the corner standing on<br />
two horses who were<br />
dressed in metallic armor,<br />
or a train of miniature<br />
horses. We saw it all! Pat<br />
Parelli took a particular interest in our demo horses, stopping<br />
Connie Arthur to talk to her about Bridon Beale Street, and John<br />
Lyons hilariously tried to do dressage moves with Tom Dvorak<br />
and Steeped in Luck in the demo warmup arena. Pat also was<br />
nice enough to invite us to his evening BBQ on several occasions.<br />
Fun times.<br />
11. Bridon Beale Street’s Grand Exit: During one of our demonstrations,<br />
I’m in the middle of the arena, Fleur is commentating, and<br />
all of the sudden Connie Arthur and Bridon Beale Street go stand<br />
in the corner. Fleur tries to beckon them out to keep jumping<br />
and showing off for the crowd. Connie’s shaking her head “no,”<br />
meanwhile; I’m panicking trying to figure out what’s wrong. <strong>The</strong>n,<br />
she proceeds to turn Liam around, take off at a canter, and jump<br />
OUT of the demo arena and head for the barns. I’m standing<br />
there with my jaw on the ground; Fleur is begging Connie to<br />
come back. She does turn around, and jump back into the arena,<br />
to the cheers and laughter of the crowd. After the demo,<br />
Fleur tells me they had secretly planned the whole thing, they just<br />
forgot to let me in on it …. Cause why would the coordinator<br />
need to know?? Ha!<br />
12. <strong>Irish</strong> Ambassador<br />
to the USA:<br />
We were thrilled<br />
to have the <strong>Irish</strong><br />
A m b a s s a d o r<br />
to the United<br />
States, Mr. Michael<br />
Collins,<br />
and his lovely<br />
wife visit our<br />
booth and attend<br />
one of our<br />
demonstrations.<br />
Tom Dvorak and John Lyons performing an<br />
inpromptu “Anything You Can Do...”<br />
Photo courtesy A. Wolff Photography<br />
[allison@awolffphotography.com]<br />
Photo credit Elizabeth Bellevance<br />
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Top 20 Moments from WEG - Demonstrations . . .<br />
Mr. Collins commended Fleur and everyone involved for doing<br />
such a great job representing and promoting Ireland and its horses.<br />
13. William Micklem: Author of the newly released “Complete<br />
<strong>Horse</strong> Riding Manual,” former national coach for the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Horse</strong><br />
Board, trainer/director<br />
at Gleneagles’ Mark Phillips<br />
Equestrian Center,<br />
eventing guru, and television<br />
commentator and<br />
contributor to equestrian<br />
journals … it was an<br />
honor for us to have Mr.<br />
Micklem lecture at WEG,<br />
stop by our booth and<br />
visit with our Demo team and volunteers. He is truly a legend, an<br />
expert horseman, and an outstanding individual.<br />
14. Mechanical Penning <strong>Horse</strong>:<br />
While WEG was a lot of fun,<br />
it was tiring and stressful.<br />
So, for stress relief, we always<br />
ended up going to the<br />
mechanical penning horse.<br />
Everyone seems to have a<br />
video or picture of themselves<br />
on this thing. And,<br />
let me tell you, it felt pretty<br />
real whizzing and whipping<br />
around after the little mechanical<br />
calf!<br />
15. Rosemount Farm: Fonda Eigle, who was part of the Connemara<br />
demonstration team with her stallion, Spuddy, was kind enough<br />
to open her farm to us as off-site stabling and practice site. What<br />
no one was prepared for was<br />
the moment we pulled up to<br />
her iron gates and drove onto<br />
a magnificent farm, hundreds<br />
of acres of rolling grass hills and<br />
fenced paddocks, a beautiful<br />
mansion, and a barn fit for<br />
king’s horses. No one wanted<br />
to leave. Aside from the gloriousness<br />
of the property itself,<br />
Fonda was an impeccable and<br />
organized hostess and we can’t<br />
thank her enough.<br />
16. Wine & Cheese: <strong>The</strong> second<br />
Saturday night, the <strong>Irish</strong> Village<br />
hosted a Wine & Cheese at the<br />
park near our booths. We had<br />
a variety of guests, from dignitaries,<br />
to competitors, to demonstrators,<br />
to park personnel. A<br />
good time was definitely had by<br />
all. While I won’t into the details,<br />
I’ll just mention that <strong>Irish</strong> feather<br />
boas and Mardi Gras beads<br />
made an appearance!<br />
Debbie riding the Mechanical Penning<br />
<strong>Horse</strong>. Photo: Sarah McMullen.<br />
17. Feemsters: If Fonda<br />
provided off site stabling<br />
for the horses, Paul<br />
and Debbie Feemster<br />
provided it to many<br />
of our volunteers and<br />
demo team. <strong>The</strong>y also<br />
have a spectacular<br />
property and home,<br />
and opened it up to<br />
us for dinner, wine, and<br />
places to sleep. People<br />
came and went over<br />
the 3 week period, and we had some of our best times sitting<br />
around the table, telling stories and recounting the days adventures.<br />
<strong>The</strong> next morning, we’d all carpool to the park, and a<br />
whole new round would begin. Thank you Feemsters, for all<br />
you did! Along with your beautiful BenMar Bella Blue, who did<br />
double duty under saddle and carriage for many of the demos.<br />
18. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Village: It was the heart<br />
and hub of our whole crew at<br />
WEG. Bill Appel and Lyn Lindstrom,<br />
with the help of Nadia<br />
Cook-Grisewood and Fleur,<br />
made this IDHSNA booth come<br />
to life. It turned out to be a<br />
lovely tribute to the breed, full<br />
of information, with fun bags<br />
and keepsakes books for spectators.<br />
We had a ton of interest<br />
the whole time. Next to us were<br />
the boys at Goresbridge <strong>Horse</strong><br />
Sales, where a large chunk of<br />
Olympic and National level<br />
competition horses come from.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Donahues kept us laughing.<br />
Nadia and US Eventing Team vet<br />
Brendan Furlong had their booth<br />
next to the Connemara <strong>Society</strong>.<br />
We were smack dab in the middle<br />
of everything, and enjoyed<br />
meeting folks from around the<br />
world and sharing our love for all<br />
things related to <strong>Irish</strong> horses with<br />
them. Great job to everyone<br />
that had a hand in the Village.<br />
19. WEG Itself: While I didn’t have<br />
a whole lot of spare time, I did<br />
manage to sneak away to view<br />
a few of the events. Our demo<br />
passes got us in to all the complexes<br />
for free, and we were<br />
welcome to sit in any open<br />
seat. So, I was thrilled to watch<br />
Dressage and Show Jumping<br />
from the front row. We also<br />
were able to get back in the<br />
warm up arenas, and watch<br />
these amazing competitors up<br />
close and personal, schooling<br />
Debbie Feemster, Sterling and Bella Blue.<br />
Photo courtesy Sarah Hooper.<br />
Nadia and Bill in the Booth. Photo<br />
courtesy Sarah Hooper.<br />
IDHSNA Booth<br />
all dressed up and ready to go.<br />
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Top 20 Moments from WEG - Demonstrations . . .<br />
before they went on the big stage. Unforgettable. And then there was our crazy weather. Freezing and raining one day, spectacular the next,<br />
then unbearably hot. We went through all four seasons in 16 days.<br />
20. <strong>The</strong> Demo Team & Volunteers: Last but not least, the greatest thing I will take away from the WEG experience is the wonderful people I met and<br />
worked with. Our demo horses, riders, and their families, worked so hard to get ready for WEG, make the trip, and pull off phenomenal performances.<br />
Our volunteers stood on their feet and talked for hours and helped with setup and takedown and move in and<br />
move out. <strong>The</strong>y also<br />
made the trip at<br />
their expense, and<br />
their huge effort<br />
and wonderful attitudes<br />
are hugely<br />
appreciated. I felt<br />
so privileged to get<br />
to know each and<br />
every one of our<br />
“team,” and look forward<br />
to being lifelong<br />
friend and seeing<br />
them throughout<br />
the years. My deepest<br />
thanks.<br />
Now, who’s up for a trip to France for 2014 WEG??!<br />
For more pictures and stories, visit<br />
http://irishvillageatweg20<strong>10</strong>.blogspot.com<br />
Saoirse <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s<br />
Contact:<br />
Lyn Lindstrom<br />
1399 SW Clevenger Lane<br />
Port Orchard, WA 98367<br />
(360) 874-8887<br />
tllindstrom@earthlink.net<br />
http://home.earthlink.net/~tllindstrom/<br />
saoirseirishdraughts/<br />
Sumas Keepsake &<br />
Keepsakes Platinum Touch<br />
Portrait by Esther Clair<br />
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Thank You WEG Team 20<strong>10</strong> . . .<br />
<strong>The</strong> AllTech World Equestrian Games 20<strong>10</strong>, held at the Kentucky<br />
<strong>Horse</strong> Park in Lexington, really was the experience of a lifetime<br />
for those of us able to attend and be a part of it through the <strong>Irish</strong><br />
Village, IDHSNA booth in it, or the Demonstrations associated with them.<br />
We were there for all 16 days of the Games, including a few days on either<br />
end for setup and takedown.<br />
Each day our Demo team performed either a half hour or one hour<br />
Demonstration, sometimes combined with the Connemaras. <strong>The</strong>y all<br />
came off spectacularly, highlighting the versatility and broad talents of our<br />
group of horses and riders/drivers. All the while, WEG was happening<br />
around us. <strong>The</strong> best in the world competed at Dressage, Show Jumping,<br />
Eventing, Para-Equestrian, Reining, and Vaulting. Clinicians and other Demonstrators<br />
abounded. It was horse heaven!<br />
Our booth and the <strong>Irish</strong> Village in general were a big hit with the<br />
spectators, and we feel we really made huge strides in promoting, marketing,<br />
and educating the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Horse</strong>s to the public. And we had fun, made<br />
lasting memories and friendships, while doing it! It all would not have<br />
been possible without the huge effort of those who volunteered their<br />
time, effort, blood, sweat, and tears.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Village at WEG 20<strong>10</strong><br />
• <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> <strong>Society</strong> of North America<br />
• Connemara Pony <strong>Society</strong><br />
• Goresbridge <strong>Horse</strong> Sales<br />
• B. W. Furlong & Associates<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Village Core Committee<br />
• Fleur Bryan, Mastermind<br />
• Sarah Hooper, Demo Coordinator<br />
• Bill Appel, Booth and Fundraising<br />
• Lyn Lindstrom, Booth and Volunteers<br />
• Debbie Feemster, Booth and Volunteers<br />
• Nadia Cook-Grisewood, Booths, et. al<br />
WEG Demo Team<br />
• Ballynoe Rum (ISH), owned by Normandy Farm, ridden by Ashley<br />
Bailey-Classen<br />
• BenMar Bella Blue (RID)<br />
Touch of the Blues RID x Roma Blue Hawk RID (Rakish Paddy RID)<br />
Owned by Paul & Debbie Feemster, driven by Sterling Graburn, and<br />
ridden by Leslie Bean<br />
• Braveheart (RID)<br />
O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond RID x Kilbline RID (Annaghdown Star RID)<br />
Owned and ridden by Debbie Fullilove; also ridden by Drew Price<br />
• Bridon Beale Street (RID)<br />
Mountain Pearl RID x Graceland Pride RID (King Elvis RID)<br />
Owned and ridden by Connie Arthur<br />
• Buddy Satterly (IDSH)<br />
Parkmore Pride RID x Ohwhatshername xx (Defensive Play xx)<br />
Owned by Fleur Bryan, ridden by Drew Price<br />
• Celtic Manor Forever Diamonds (IDSH)<br />
Flag of Diamonds RID x Care Taker xx (Talk of the Times xx)<br />
Owned and ridden by Anne Gaudet<br />
• Corocotta de la Galerna (ISH), by High Scope (ISH)<br />
Owned and ridden by Bailey Moran<br />
• Cradilo (RID)<br />
Kildalton Gold RID x Brehan Lass RID (Legaun Prince RID)<br />
Owned by Grace Shaw-Kennedy and ridden by Amy Hunter<br />
• Dandelion Diamond Rebel (RID)<br />
Rebel Yell RID x Ballyhehan Beauty RID (Welcome Diamond RID)<br />
Owned by Skip & Vicki Crawford, ridden by Brittany Fiebrandt<br />
• Fergus MacFinn (IDSH)<br />
Mac’s Blue Erin RID x High Dynah xx (Dynamo Mac xx)<br />
Owned and ridden by Christine McCarter<br />
• Fernhill Henry Juan (ISH)<br />
Don Juan de la Bouverie x China Henry ISH (John Henry ISH, by King of Diamonds RID)<br />
Owned by Normandy Farm, ridden by Madeline Sherck<br />
• Glenlord’s Laralie (RIDSH)<br />
Bridon Glenlord RID x Bold Navette xx (Bold Navy xx)<br />
Owned and ridden by Gaby Stephens<br />
• Grace’s Star (RIDSH)<br />
Brandenburg’s Windstar RIDSH x Sheza Party Doll xx (Marfa xx)<br />
Owned and ridden by Jayne Whitton<br />
• Miss Pamela (RIDSH)<br />
Macha Breeze RID x Shakin xx (Olympic Judge xx)<br />
Owned by Moira McCracken, ridden by Leslie Bean<br />
• PL Lucky Empress (RIDSH)<br />
It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> RID x PL Indian Queen, Arab (FF Indianbay, Arab)<br />
Owned and ridden by Glenda Player<br />
• PL Lucky Tammy (RIDSH)<br />
It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> RID x PL Shirely, Arab (PL Lady’s Beau, Arab)<br />
Owned and ridden by Glenda Player<br />
• Sportsfield’s Zebadee (ISH), owned by Normandy Farm, ridden by<br />
Bre Dorsett<br />
• Steeped in Luck (RID)<br />
Mount Diamond Flag RID x Steeple View RID (Agherlow RID)<br />
Owned by Keith & Elizabeth Douglas, ridden by Tom Dvorak<br />
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Thank You WEG Team 20<strong>10</strong> (con’t) . . .<br />
Demo Team Injured Reserve<br />
• KEC Double Diamond (RID) – owned and ridden by Jutta Heinsohn<br />
Glidawn Diamond RID x Ballyard Katie RID (Creggan Diamond RID)<br />
• Rebel’s Run (RIDSH) – owned and ridden by Emma Wexler<br />
Rebel Yell RID x Galarose xx (Gale Harry xx)<br />
they been there. Hugs to Fleur Bryan and Debbie Weakly and<br />
Skip and Melissa Cason-Kinney for their losses. We were able to<br />
memorialize these fantastic boys in our booth and remember<br />
them in the Demos.<br />
Demo Team Friends and Families<br />
Sharon Gaudet Dan & Kim Moran<br />
John McMahon Jo Bailey<br />
Cynthia Bowers Amy Clemmons<br />
Cheryl Stephens Robin Whitton<br />
Debbie Weakly Wendy Harrison<br />
Jessica Ganske Alexandra Gilquist<br />
Jutta Heinsohn<br />
Dyan Southern<br />
Sharon Taylor<br />
Armando & Adolfo Avila<br />
Ellen Rumball-Dvorak<br />
Elizabeth & Emma Wexler<br />
Richard, Karen, & Fred McCarter<br />
Skip & Melissa Cason-Kinney<br />
Volunteers<br />
Suzanne Schulte Chad Gogan<br />
Jennifer Jamison Jim McGinty<br />
Ann O’Donnell Carol Palmer<br />
Angela & Ambra Pira Gayle Sheahan<br />
Gina Kirby<br />
Laurie Monroe<br />
Nanette Levin<br />
Jess Walker<br />
Jennifer Stevens Leslie Christian<br />
David & Priscilla Menard<br />
Wouter van Voorthuysen<br />
Special Thanks<br />
• GrafX by Laurie – for designing the <strong>Irish</strong> Village<br />
stamp design and the beautiful Keepsake Book<br />
• Ester Claire – for bringing our horses to life in her<br />
drawings that hung in the booth<br />
• Fonda Eigle – for providing the Ritz Carlton of<br />
off-site stabling and practice area<br />
• Dover Saddlery – for providing our saddle pads<br />
and horse coolers<br />
• Kate Triplett – for designing and producing the<br />
fabulous Demo team browbands<br />
• Randall Cooper – for his stupendous farrier skills<br />
throughout the Games<br />
• Type and Print, Inc. – for printing our Keepsake<br />
Books<br />
• Gayla Driving Center – for providing for all of<br />
our driving horse needs<br />
In Memorium<br />
We tragically lost RID stallions Parkmore Pride and<br />
O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond, both slated to perform<br />
Demos at WEG, prior to the Games. <strong>The</strong>y would<br />
have made it only that much more special had<br />
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2011 IDHSNA Stallion Service Auction<br />
Offerings . . .<br />
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<strong>Draught</strong> and <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong> stallions who are included in the 2011 Stallion Service Auction of the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> <strong>Society</strong> of<br />
North America! <strong>The</strong> minimum bid is $600 for any of the offered stallions. Bid amount will include the booking fee. <strong>The</strong> collection fees and shipping<br />
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BRAVEHEART RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond RID out of Kilbline RID (Annaghdown Star). Owned by Debbie Fullilove, Deanfield<br />
Farm, TX.<br />
Braveheart is 16 hands with 9.5 inches of bone. He is owned and trained by the ultimate amateur<br />
Debbie Fulliove. Debbie has owned Braveheart since he was a yearling and he is the easiest horse she<br />
ever trained. He has done some dressage, but now events at novice level with Debbie. In addition,<br />
she enjoys hunting and trail riding with him. He has exceptional feet and has never been shod. Best of<br />
all is his exceptional temperament that he passes to his offspring.<br />
BrIDON BEALE STREET RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by Mountain Pearl RID out of Graceland Pride RID (King Elvis). Donated by Connie Arthur and Shirley Kahlert.<br />
Bridon Beale Street (“Liam”) stands 16.3 hands tall and represents the best qualities of the next generation of RID stallions.<br />
His sleek and supple conformation, great temperament, and unbelievably powerful jumping ability makes him an ideal sire<br />
for <strong>Irish</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s. Liam is a graceful and powerful mover, and is wonderfully personable; he loves people!<br />
His intelligence and athleticism keep him in the ribbons. In 20<strong>10</strong>, he moved up to eventing at the preliminary level and<br />
earned a 2nd place at his first outing. Liam loves to please, and he loves to jump and in 21 events has never has a<br />
cross-country jump penalty! Liam is the perfect outcross to King of Diamonds or Clover Hill mares, and will cross with<br />
thoroughbred, warmblood and grade mares beautifully to make <strong>Irish</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s.<br />
CRADILO RID (Approved by IDHSNA, IHB) by Kildalton Gold RID out of Brehan Lass RID (Legaun Prince).<br />
Owned by Kassandra Ladd, NH, Amy Hunter, Agent.<br />
Cradilo is a 17.1 hand, 1993, liver chestnut Registered <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> (RID) stallion who was imported from Ireland<br />
in 1996. Cradilo competes Grand Prix and is among the most elite of the RIDs. In Ireland, his sire, Kildalton Gold<br />
(now deceased) was regarded as the best <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Stallion of his time. He was twice named <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong><br />
Stallion at R.D.S. in 1988 & ‘89. His dam “Brehan Lass” is a Grade C showjumper, who won the Millstreet Kerrygold<br />
Championship in 1989 and has won a total of 75 First Prizes. She is also the dam of Brehan’s Pride, the<br />
Aer Rianta Cork Airport (sponsor) All-Ireland Champion in 1996.<br />
DROMARD VIEW RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by Carrabawn View RID x Dromard Sunrise RID (Celtic Gold). Owned by Roger Fanti.<br />
Dromard View was imported from Ireland 2004. He stands 16.3 hands with <strong>10</strong>” bone, and has a wonderful<br />
temperament. He is a superb mover, and shows the ability to be a big jumper. Sonny is a beautiful example<br />
of what foundation stock should be; wonderful temperament, athletic ability, and outstanding bloodlines. He<br />
combines the bloodlines of: Mountain View RID, Sea View Lass RID, Celtic Gold RID and Crutt Lady RID. Sonny<br />
almost always transfers his quality confirmation to his foals.<br />
FNF Torpedo RIDSH (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by O’Learys <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond RID out of Rio West (Propelled). Owned by Cheryl Skigin, Orange, CA.<br />
FNF Torpedo is a great example of an <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Sport <strong>Horse</strong>. He was approved for breeding in 2002,<br />
at the age of three. He is a bold horse with great courage, the perfect combination for an exceptional<br />
eventer or jumper. His dressage movements are also exceptional. FNF Torpedo’s breeding goes back<br />
to the exceptional RID stallion King of Diamonds.<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> <strong>Society</strong> of North America w 4037 Iron Works Parkway, #160 w Lexington, KY 40511 w 859-455-8090
2011 IDHSNA Stallion Service Auction Offerings (con’t) . . .<br />
GROGAN’S HIGH FIDELITY RIDSH (Approved by IDHSNA) by Snowford Bellman RID<br />
out of Reilly’s Fianna RIDSH (First Class). Owned by Sarah Bright-Phillips, Bell Tower Stud, NC.<br />
For the discerning sporthorse breeder, Grogan’s High Fidelity is a unique blend of irish and warmblood pedigrees<br />
and is a fascinating sire. With top class jumping and dressage lines from his Oldenburg/Selle Francais<br />
damsire and the same from his irish pedigree, HiFi delivers the athlete you are looking to produce. On top of<br />
scope, movement and conformation, HiFi produces outstanding temperments in his offspring.<br />
Kilronan’s Glenstone RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond RID out of Kilbline RID (Annaghdown Star). Owned by Kilronan Farm, Larry and<br />
Michelle Robbins, VA.<br />
Born 18 April 2006; he is a coppery chestnut with tons of chrome, a white flame that travels from his forehead to<br />
his nose and three white legs. Stony currently measures 15.3 hh and has 9.5 inches of bone. His best features are<br />
his neck, shoulders, and gorgeous rear end. Stony has spectacular movement and balance; his collected canter<br />
looks like he is waltzing (as if he hears music playing) and yet he can cut hairpin turns that are unbelievable. Stony<br />
loves people and loves showing, he is the kind of horse people love to watch in a show ring.<br />
Macs Blue Erin RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by Touch of the Blues RID out of Pride of Erin RID (Ben Purple). Owned by Cynthia Lurix, TX.<br />
Macs Blue Erin is a wonderful stallion that is starting a career in Jumping where he seems to be in his element.<br />
At twelve he is still sound as most five year olds. Mac is the king of the barn with an enormous personality that<br />
he passes on to his foals. It amazes us that such a large powerfully built animal can be so coordinated. Flying<br />
changes and tight turns are no problem for Mac. We love the foals he has produced for us so much that parting<br />
with them has been a terrible problem. Check our website at www.crowndale.com to see how some of his<br />
very talented progeny are doing with their equally adoring owners.<br />
Maggies <strong>Irish</strong> Rebel RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by <strong>Irish</strong> Rover RID out of Maggies Last RID (Glenagyle Rebel). Owned by Cynthia Lurix, TX.<br />
Maggie’s <strong>Irish</strong> Rebel “Dublin” is just embarking on his show career with Mark Sleeper. He is being trained for<br />
Dressage as a foundation for eventing. Dublin is an extraordinarily sweet and intelligent stallion who has a lot<br />
of impulsion and energy and athleticism. We are delighted to have him in our barn and look forward to<br />
breeding our mares to him. Dublin is co-owned by James Marek DVM in Bellville TX who specializes in<br />
Equine reproduction. More of Dublin can be seen at www.crowndale.com.<br />
SNOWFORD BELLMAND RID (Approved by IDHSNA, IDHS-GB)<br />
by Slievenamon RID out of Snowford Harebell RID (Skippy). Owned by Tony Phillips, BellTower Stud, NC.<br />
Snowford Bellman is one of the best purebred irish draught sires available worldwide. He produces outstanding<br />
stock whether bred pure or crossed with a wide variety of performance breeds. Athleticism, trainability<br />
and outstanding conformation are Bellman’s stamps. His stock compete as eventers, hunters, jumpers, dressage,<br />
fox hunters and driving horses with great success. An ideal choice for professionals and amateurs, you<br />
won’t know which you love more - the talent or the personality.<br />
Tors Murphy McGinty RID (Approved by IDHSNA)<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip RID out of Roma Forest Fox RID (Silver Jasper). Owned by Joseph de Parasis.<br />
Tors Murphy McGinty is a 2001 Grey Registered <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Stallion that stands<br />
16.2 hands and has <strong>10</strong>” of bone. He has traditional and correct conformation with excellent movement and a<br />
powerful natural jump. His sire is the most popular RID sire in Great Britain. His dam is a Hornby Premium mare<br />
and was the First Place broodmare and Reserve Champion at the 2001 National Show IDHS in Great Britain. His<br />
full sister was second at the 20<strong>10</strong> Dublin horse show.<br />
<strong>The</strong> stallion auction preview is online NOW at<br />
http://eqquest.com/marketplace/category/322/2011-<strong>Irish</strong>-<strong>Draught</strong>-<strong>Horse</strong>-<strong>Society</strong>-NA.html<br />
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20<strong>10</strong> Year-End Financials . . .<br />
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20<strong>10</strong> Year-End Financials (con’t) . . .<br />
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IDHSNA <strong>Annual</strong> Show Summary . . .<br />
REPORTED BY SARAH BRIGHT-PHILLIPS<br />
September 20<strong>10</strong> saw the IDHSNA<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Show returning to the<br />
Virginia <strong>Horse</strong> Park in Lexington,<br />
Virginia. <strong>The</strong> show included inspections,<br />
dressage classes, combined tests, hunters,<br />
jumpers, in-hand classes, USEA Future Event<br />
<strong>Horse</strong> classes, a clinic on in-hand showing<br />
presented by judges, Michael Kirwan<br />
and Denis Dullea and stallion parades. By<br />
the end of the weekend both veterans and<br />
new-comers were headed home with ribbons.<br />
Farm) Moylough Countess RID, shown by<br />
Blaine Orris. “Rosie” was Champion Purebred<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> Mare at the Royal Dublin<br />
Show in 2004 as a four year old and is a<br />
stand out in North America as well. She<br />
picked up the Purebred Female Championship,<br />
the Mountain Dove Tribute trophy<br />
and the Bonnie Belle Supreme Memorial<br />
Breeder’s trophy in addition to the Reserve<br />
Championship.<br />
Training Level, Boo West’s Kiko IDSH ridden<br />
by Harriet Peterson for First Level, and Beth<br />
Brokaw’s <strong>The</strong> Bellman’s Secret for Second<br />
Level. At the end of the day it was Kiko<br />
and Harriet Peterson earning Overall Dressage<br />
Champion, stepping up to First Level<br />
this year after a successful outing at Training<br />
Level at the <strong>Annual</strong> Show in 2009.<br />
Judges from left: Denis Dullea & Michael Kirwan.<br />
Windfield Touch of Gold RID, the<br />
homebred entry of Rachael & Robert Cox’s<br />
Windfield Farm, had a great show season in<br />
20<strong>10</strong>. He claimed the Purebred Championship<br />
at Upperville in June and returned to<br />
Virginia to add Overall Show Champion at<br />
the <strong>Annual</strong> Show to his list of accomplishments.<br />
Through the course of the weekend<br />
Rachael and “Harley” trotted off with<br />
Purebred Young Stock Champion, Purebred<br />
In-Hand Champion, Three Year Old FEH<br />
Champion and Overall FEH Champion. As<br />
Harley is now going under saddle, we look<br />
forward to seeing him again in 2011!<br />
Charles and Susan Yates’ (Tully Cross Farm)<br />
Moylough Countess RID, shown by Blaine Orris.<br />
Shown here with judge Michael Kirwan.<br />
<strong>The</strong> entry from Michelle and Larry<br />
Robbins’ Kilronan <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s, Kilronan<br />
Glenstone RID, “Stony” ran away with the<br />
Overall Purebred Performance Championship<br />
by also winning Dressage Intro Level<br />
Championship, Baby Green Hunter Championship,<br />
Purebred Stallion Class for Stallions<br />
Four Years and Older, Puddle Jumpers<br />
Championship and Reserve Overall Jumper<br />
Championship. <strong>The</strong>se accomplishments are<br />
fantastic, especially considering it was only<br />
a year ago at the <strong>Horse</strong> Center Stony was<br />
awarded his RID status as a three year old!<br />
Boo West’s Kiko IDSH, ridden by Harriet Peterson,<br />
won the KEC Double Diamond trophy for Overall<br />
Dressage Champion.<br />
In the Hunters, as mentioned, Kilronan’s<br />
Glenstone claimed Baby Green Hunter<br />
Champion while Coppanagh from Sarah Watkins’<br />
Taproot Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s claimed Reserve.<br />
Coppanagh was also Reserve Overall Versatility<br />
Champion and Overall Partbred Performance<br />
Champion. Dandelion Diamond<br />
Rebel, again ridden by Brittany Fiebrandt,<br />
won both the Low Hunter Championship<br />
and the Overall Hunter Championship.<br />
Windfield Touch of Gold RID, Rachael & Robert Cox<br />
/ Windfield Farm, Overall Show Champion.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Overall Show Reserve Champion<br />
was Charles and Susan Yates’ (Tully Cross<br />
Kilronan’s Glenstone RID, “Stony”, Michelle and Larry<br />
Robbins’ / Kilronan <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s, Overall Purebred<br />
Performance Championship.<br />
Dressage Championships went to Vicky<br />
and Skip Crawford’s Dandelion Diamond<br />
Rebel RID ridden by Brittany Fiebrandt for<br />
Coppanagh, Sarah Watkins’ / Taproot Sport <strong>Horse</strong>s,<br />
Overall Partbred Performance Champion.<br />
Championships not already mentioned<br />
for the In-Hand classes include: Leslie Allen’s<br />
Indigo Art winning the Partbred Young<br />
Stock Championship and Reserve Partbred<br />
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In-Hand Championship, and Travis and Sharon<br />
Boothe’s Tapestry’s Foxy Image shown<br />
by Karen Evans to win the Partbred In-Hand<br />
Championship.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Best” but most participants summoned<br />
a little <strong>Irish</strong> resolve and duly noshed their<br />
way through the barns. <strong>The</strong> AGM provided<br />
worthwhile discussions which will be covered<br />
elsewhere in the yearbook. <strong>The</strong> silent<br />
auction and banquet were even more fun<br />
than last year with an exciting development.<br />
Travis and Sharon Boothe’s Tapestry’s Foxy Image,<br />
shown by Karen Evans won the Partbred In-Hand<br />
Championship.<br />
In the Jumper Divisions, Kilronan’s<br />
Glenstone secured the Puddle<br />
Jumper’s Championship with Lyric’s<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Lad jumping to the Reserve Championship.<br />
Kaelin Creange piloted Lyric’s <strong>Irish</strong> Lad<br />
for owner Kathleen Comeau and went on to<br />
win the Green Jumper Championship, with<br />
Terry Adcock’s Bally Moa winning the Reserve<br />
Championship with Emily Schlake riding.<br />
For the Overall Jumper Championship<br />
it was again Lyric’s <strong>Irish</strong> Lad with Kilronan’s<br />
Glenstone picking up Reserve.<br />
In the Combined Tests Leslie Davis’<br />
Kaelin Creange piloted Lyric’s <strong>Irish</strong> Lad for owner<br />
Kathleen Comeau to Overall Jumper Champion.<br />
MFF Caribbean Blue, ridden by April Trimmer,<br />
won the Novice Level Championship,<br />
and Lian An Capell, ridden and owned by<br />
Terry Adcock, was Reserve Champion. Guy<br />
DeCorte’s entry Tulla Gold, ridden by Heidi<br />
Wardle, was Training Level Champion. Lian<br />
An Capell was back with Terry Adcock to<br />
claim another Reserve Championship. <strong>The</strong><br />
Overall Combined Test Champion was Tulla<br />
Gold, ridden by Heidi Wardle. Lian An Capell<br />
and Terry Adcock clinched the Reserve<br />
Championship.<br />
Guy DeCorte’s Tulla Gold, ridden by Heidi Wardle.<br />
was the Overall Combined Test Champion.<br />
Special Awards included the Snowford<br />
Bellman <strong>Horse</strong> & Handler Award going<br />
to young Jamie Hall who inspired the<br />
judges with her dedication and showmanship.<br />
Susan Jensen collected the distance<br />
award bringing Celtic Moon RID and Dandelion<br />
Moorland Heather ID all the way from<br />
Blustery Chicago with Janeen Pasquill and<br />
her Whispering Gaelic Farm’s Lite Touch IDSH<br />
making the trek from Michigan!<br />
As if there wasn’t enough action going<br />
on in the show ring to keep competitors,<br />
grooms, owners and spectators alike<br />
busy from dusk ‘til dawn, there were even<br />
more activities! First was a clinic given by<br />
judges Denis Dullea and Michael Kirwan to<br />
educate participants on the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> in<br />
general and how it is to be shown in hand<br />
specifically. Blackberry Ridge Farm and Corrine<br />
McCrae presented Ballygrace Rebel ID<br />
as the young horse who could be schooled<br />
to show like a veteran and coincidentally,<br />
his big brother, Winmaur Sargeant Pepper<br />
RID was presented by Tony Phillips for Bell<br />
Tower Stud as the seasoned show horse.<br />
<strong>The</strong> tailgate party held in the barns immediately<br />
preceding the AGM was a rousing<br />
success, whether judged on participants,<br />
deliciousness or general good craic. <strong>The</strong><br />
award for the finest spread went to Texas -<br />
that is Ann and Ann of Ann O’Donnell’s Top-<br />
Gun Stables. It was truly a task to sample the<br />
fares at every stop to determine which was<br />
Anyone who helped set the hunter or<br />
jumper courses will certainly claim those<br />
evenings as highlights of the weekend, particularly<br />
the fine driving of Mrs. Sue Holland,<br />
commandeering a golf cart full of fake flowers<br />
to make sure every fence was properly<br />
filled.<br />
As always, the South East Region put<br />
on a fabulous event. Participants and spectators,<br />
volunteers and judges were happy<br />
with how well the weekend went and the<br />
quality of horses put forward. <strong>The</strong> ante’s<br />
been upped again for the Central Region in<br />
2011!<br />
FEH Three Year Old Champion, Windfield Touch of<br />
Gold, owned and handled by Rachael Cox, shown<br />
here with Denis Dullea. Score - 71<br />
Complete results of the<br />
IDHSNA <strong>Annual</strong> Show are<br />
located on the<br />
IDHSNA Show Website at:<br />
http://www.idhsnaannualshow.com.<br />
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2011<br />
Looking Forward...<br />
While Roxie recovered from injuries,<br />
(beautifully, thank you!) Top Gun Stables<br />
helped spread the word about IDHSNA<br />
at Greenwood <strong>Horse</strong> Trials, American<br />
Eventing Championships, IDHSNA National<br />
Show (where we won top honors for<br />
tailgating, anks for your support!),<br />
World Equestrian Games and<br />
Virginia <strong>Horse</strong> Trials. We helped sponsor<br />
IDHSNA awards at Greenwood and<br />
published an article about the project<br />
in e Blarney. Highlight of the year:<br />
getting recognized in the Atlanta airport<br />
as "the <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> lady!"<br />
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Top Gun Stables will be sponsoring<br />
FEH classes at Greenwood and<br />
Pin Oak <strong>Horse</strong> Trials and helping to<br />
raise money for the IDHSNA to<br />
sponsor USEA FEH classes nationally.<br />
Roxie will be back in the show ring and<br />
headed for inspection. We'll be back out<br />
spreading <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> information<br />
and fun at regional and national events.<br />
Congratulations to the IDHSNA for a great<br />
year and best wishes for the year to come!<br />
Please see www.topgunRID.com<br />
for upcoming events and clinics.<br />
Go Green! Ride <strong>Irish</strong>!<br />
Ann Shira O’Donnell wishing everyone a wonderful New Year!<br />
www.topgunRID.com<br />
(940)464-0417<br />
1662 West Jeter Road<br />
Bartonville, Texas 76226<br />
Breeding, promoting, and preserving the best in <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong> <strong>Horse</strong>s
Additional News . . .<br />
Seeking a Volunteer Coordinator: Are you a Volunteer’s Volunteer? Your Board<br />
is looking for one great volunteer - to be the point of contact for all the other volunteers. This<br />
person should be organized and friendly. Details are not finalized so the Volunteer Coordinator<br />
can help with the job description, but some expected duties would be:<br />
• Create and distribute a Volunteer Form - members can tell about their interests and<br />
experiences, time available, etc to help match the volunteer to the job.<br />
• Serve as resource for general information on all committees<br />
• Follow-up to ensure members and committees are fully connected.<br />
Please contact your regional chair if you are interested.<br />
Champion <strong>Irish</strong> Performance Prospects Available<br />
Breeding<br />
Training<br />
Sales<br />
Now Accepting<br />
2011 Consignments<br />
Where <strong>Irish</strong> Roots Run Deep<br />
www.TaprootSport<strong>Horse</strong>s.com<br />
Silver Spring, Maryland (301) 661-2247 sarah@taprootsporthorses.com<br />
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IDHSNA Registered Prefix Policy . . .<br />
Effective 3/17/05<br />
<strong>The</strong> IDHSNA will record, for a fee, the unique prefix to be used by a breeder when naming horses bred by him. Prefixes must be applied for through<br />
the IDHSNA office.<br />
• A Registered Prefix may be registered for a one-time charge and<br />
cannot be used by another person without the written consent<br />
of the registered owner or his or her executors.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Registered Prefix is for the exclusive use of the breeder and<br />
may precede, follow or be used anywhere in the name of any<br />
horse bred by the owner.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Registered Prefix is considered part of the horses registered<br />
name.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Registered Prefix can be used in any/all IDHS(NA) Studbooks<br />
or Registries.<br />
• Registered Prefixes must be unique and distinguishable from all<br />
other Registered Prefixes; and cannot solely be made of obviously<br />
descriptive <strong>Irish</strong> wording ”Shamrock”, “Clover”, etc. If these<br />
words are part of a farm name or business, the obviously descriptive<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> word/name and one or more additional words/<br />
names must be combined to create a unique prefix.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Registration Office ensures that only the registered user may<br />
use that prefix when applying to the registry for a horse’s name.<br />
• A Registered Prefix that is pronounced the same as one already<br />
registered but has different spelling will not be allowed.<br />
• Prefixes known to be used or registered in Ireland and Great Britain<br />
will not be approved.<br />
• Profane, or overtly offensive prefixes will not be allowed.<br />
• Only members in good standing may apply for a Registered Prefix.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA shall publish a list of Registered Prefixes at least once<br />
a year.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> Registration Officer shall keep the list of Registered Prefixes.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Board of the IDHSNA reserves the right to modify the rules and<br />
processes at any time for prefix retention.<br />
IDHSNA Prefix Applications to december, 20<strong>10</strong><br />
Prefix NAME Registered oWNER Date of Application<br />
1. Ardarra Farm Susanne Lamb 02/15/20<strong>10</strong><br />
2. Aslyns Jess & Jim Walker 07/15/20<strong>10</strong><br />
3. Ballygrace rick & Sue Rowdon 12/21/2006<br />
4. BenMar Jeanette Varghese 02/01/20<strong>10</strong><br />
5. Bit O’Magic Cindy Ann Allen 12/20/2007<br />
6. Bridon Elizabeth Sells/Bridon <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s,LLC 04/20/2005<br />
7. Fancastle’s Margaret E. Fannin/Robert P.Castelvecchie 12/07/2007<br />
8. Fourwinds Katharine Locke 12/20/2005<br />
9. KA Jack T. Kneifl 05/19/2009<br />
<strong>10</strong>. Kilfani Barbara Zylbert 06/26/2008<br />
11. Kilkelly Linda Cawasjee 07/27/2009<br />
12. Kilronan Michelle & Larry Robbins 08/15/2005<br />
13. MacBradaigh gerard Brady 04/01/2008<br />
14. Pairadox Keith or Elizabeth Douglas 12/30/2008<br />
15. Strongtower Rhonda Bowles <strong>10</strong>/02/2006<br />
16. Tapestry’s Sharon Boothe 08/<strong>10</strong>/2009<br />
17. Taproot Sarah Watkins 08/09/20<strong>10</strong><br />
18. Tipperary Farm Jo Lynn 05/06/2007<br />
19. Top Gun Ann Shira O’Donnell 01/17/2009<br />
20. Tully Cross Charles & Susan Yates, Tully Cross Farm,LLC 05/05/2006<br />
21. Windy Hills Windy Hill Acres, LTD 05/13/2005<br />
22. Windy Oaks William B. Appel 07/09/2008<br />
23. Tully Mac’s Blackberry Ridge Farm 05/22/2009<br />
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INSPECTION TOUR RESULTS<br />
IDHSNA 20<strong>10</strong> Inspection Tour Results . . .<br />
Congratulations to all the horses who were passed during the 20<strong>10</strong> IDHSNA Inspections.<br />
<strong>Horse</strong> Sire Dam Owner<br />
RID STALLIONS<br />
Pairadox Gold Coin Steeped In Luck Ducal State Emblem Jess Walker<br />
RID MARES<br />
Cailleach Balyharra Western Sun Droghedas Balyharra Eleanor Kelly<br />
Crowndale's Pride of Erin Mac's Blue Erin Maggie's Last Cynthia Lurix<br />
Heart Mountain Breeze Moorpark Image Shamrock Breeze Suzi Peters<br />
Kehoe's Molly Gold Kildalton Gold Spa Hill Diamond Caitlin Young<br />
Merrypath Tigerlily KEC Double Diamond <strong>The</strong> Silver Lily Patricia Orgas<br />
Pearl's Purple Saffron Mountain Pearl Meadow Purple 'N' Saffron Caitlin Young<br />
Roseville <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster Prescott's <strong>Irish</strong> Lace Jane Bynum<br />
Tully Mac's Easter Sunrise Western Sun Winmaur Bright Olive Blackberry Ridge Farm<br />
RID GELDINGS<br />
Dandelion Fast Eddie Fast Silver Calverstown Queen Chris Pawlenty<br />
Gortlea Legacy Gortlea Ruler Diamond Shuttle Patricia Orgas<br />
Merrypath Purple Rain Hangon Johnny <strong>The</strong> Silver Lily Patricia Orgas<br />
RIDSH MARES<br />
Coronea Venus Coronea Loughine Avaberry Cathy Boodner<br />
Darling Fiona Snowford Bellman Mona Liza Tela Martha Moore / Little Creek Ranch, LLC<br />
Gillian's Lucky Penny FNF Gillian's Clover No Tan Lines Virginia Virdin<br />
Glenlord's Laralie Bridon Glenlord Bold Navette Cheryl Stephens<br />
Ha Foxy Lady Foxglen Himself Cheta Shenanigans Dan Towers<br />
Indigo Art Touch of <strong>The</strong> Blues Artful Luck Leslie Allen<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Shoal Grange Augustus Ivor Shoal Torrance Watkins<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Summer KEC Double Diamond Capital Hills Miss Ruth Jones<br />
Jaantje Hangon Johnny My Silver Jag Kristin Robinson<br />
Kleary's Foolish Heart Jack of Hearts Parfait Kleary Field, LLC / Karen Young<br />
Maggie B Good Snowford Bellman Royal Hazzah Tessa Komer<br />
Noble Maiden Prescott's Diamond Pretty Sunflower Sharon Blank<br />
Osilvia Osilvis Rosdillig Diamond Breakaway Farms / Ashlin & Lori Bowen<br />
RIDSH GELDINGS<br />
Podrick Coronea Loughine Ohdebt MaryAnne Healy<br />
Wolfgang's Pride Hangon Johnny Red Roaney Paula Schneider<br />
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT!<br />
Thanks to your generosity in sponsorship, the IDHSNA will be the title sponsor for 2011 for the useaidhsna<br />
future event horse program. this program provided unprecedented attention in 2009 for<br />
the irish draught and irish draught sport horse. we look forward to another attention-grabbing<br />
year!<br />
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IDHSNA Breeding Book Herd Listing (con’t). . .<br />
Please note: Herd list is based on listing<br />
pulled from the idhsna database in december<br />
2009.<br />
* = Gelded<br />
* * = Deceased<br />
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<br />
AID - MARE<br />
COOLAFANCY MOUNTAIN<br />
by Mourne Mountain Star x Silky May<br />
GREENHOW SILVER SABLE<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Squire x Purdey<br />
MARTHA II<br />
by It’s the Quiet Man x Diamond Down<br />
PURHAPS by Happy Ending x Purdey II<br />
QUEENIE WAHINE<br />
by Diamond Clover x Stopford Eddy<br />
SHANAGLISH ROSE<br />
by Grey Macha x Clogawood<br />
RID - MARE<br />
A CLOVER’S SHADOW<br />
by Kildalton Son x Rinneroon Lass<br />
ABBEYLEIX CAROLINA DOVE<br />
by Elm Hill x Mountain Dove<br />
ABBEYLEIX IMAGINATION<br />
by Moorpark Image x Pearls for Diana<br />
ABBEYLEIX JOYFUL DOVE<br />
by Happy Ending x Mountain Dove<br />
ABBEYLEIX MAID OF DIAMONDS<br />
by Flagmount Diamond x Amber Maid<br />
AISLING OF GRANGE<br />
by Grange Bouncer x Eileen Dun<br />
AKRIVIE LAST CHANCE<br />
by Suma’s Murphy’s Law x Parkmore Chance<br />
AMBER MAID<br />
by Ginger Dick x Diamonds Colleen<br />
ARDVARNOCK GEM<br />
by Bobin x Moonlight Dancer<br />
ART GRANITE by Silver Granite x Lackagh Rose<br />
ARWEN THE EVENSTAR<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Texas Diamond Belle<br />
ASKWITH SPECIAL OCCASION<br />
by Donovan x Askwith Blue Princess<br />
AUBERGINE **<br />
by Woodland Boy x Hazelwood Beauty<br />
BALLYARD KATIE<br />
by Creggan Diamond x Ballinorig Dolly<br />
BALLYBEG HALLIE<br />
by Crannagh Hero x Ballybeg Wonder<br />
BALLYBEG PRIDE<br />
by Pride of Glenogra x Ballybeg Wonder<br />
BALLYHEHAN BEAUTY<br />
by Welcome Diamond x Aillwee Lass<br />
BEALAGH AURUM<br />
by Attwood Black Laughton x Bealagh Lady<br />
BEALAGH AURUM’S BLUES<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Bealagh Aurum<br />
BEESTON BOWHILL **<br />
by Gort Boy x Purple Beauty<br />
BELINDA by Western Sun x Mandalay<br />
BELLE’S FOXY DOUBLE DIAMOND<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Silver Belle<br />
BELLMAN’S MORNING GLORY<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Winmaur Bright Millenia<br />
BENMAR BELLA BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Roma Blue Hawk<br />
BLACH OAK BESS<br />
by Flagmount King x Uibh Birdie<br />
BLUE CAILLEAGH<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Crosstown Cailleagh<br />
BONNIE BELLE SUPREME **<br />
by Lake View Pride x Dark Glen<br />
BONNIE BLUE FLAG<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Flagmount Belle<br />
BRIDGET BY BRAVEHEART<br />
by Braveheart x Ballybeg Hallie<br />
BRIDON CORDARRAGH<br />
by Kildalton King x Gloster Hill<br />
BRIDON DAIRILEA by Glenlara x Graceland Pride<br />
BRIDON EDENROE<br />
by Mount Diamond Flag x Di Lady<br />
BRIDON GLENLAUREL<br />
by Glenlara x Knockaderry Pearl<br />
BRIDON LADY LUCK<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Di Lady<br />
BRIDON LOUGHLARA<br />
by Glenlara x Loughleigh Lady<br />
BRIDON SUMMER BREEZE<br />
by Glenlara x Castleoliver Gusty<br />
BRIDON WESTERLEIGH<br />
by Western Sun x Loughleigh Lady<br />
BRIDON WIND SONG<br />
by Glenlara x Castleoliver Gusty<br />
BRIGHTER STAR<br />
by Golden Warrior x Bright Star 4<br />
BRIGHTEST DIAMONDS<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Brighter Star<br />
CAILIN by Uibh Fhaili ‘81 x Tempting Touch<br />
CAILLEACH BALYHARRA<br />
by Western Sun x Droghedas Balyharra<br />
CALVERSTOWN QUEEN<br />
by Ben Calverstown x Grove Queen<br />
CAPPAH LASS by Sandyhill Boy x Ard Lass<br />
CARTON GIRL<br />
by Lake View Pride x Cartron Jane<br />
CASTLEOLIVER GUSTY<br />
by Heather Breeze x Breezy<br />
CELTIC PROMISE by Mountain Pearl x Celtic Star<br />
CELTIC STAR by Silver Granite x Tifcrom Star<br />
CLIODHNAS CLOVER<br />
by Clover Hill x Combactomy<br />
COACHLADY GLYDER<br />
by Silver Glider x Coach Road Lady Jane<br />
CO-IN-NOR KATIE O’HARA<br />
by Shauna’s Diamond x Kerryoak Silver Storm<br />
CORK LADY by Cork Arthur x Dromusta Lady<br />
CREAM OF GLEN<br />
by Cream of Diamonds x Elfeet Grey<br />
CROSSTOWN CAILLEAGH<br />
by Crosstown Dancer x Crosstown Lark<br />
CROSSTOWN STAR<br />
by Crosstown Dancer x Brighter Star<br />
CROWNDALE’S PRIDE OF ERIN<br />
by Macs Blue Erin x Maggie’s Last<br />
DANDELION EVER AFTER<br />
by Happy Ending x Lara Moor<br />
DANDELION FOOLISH APRIL<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Heathercombe<br />
Silver Satin<br />
DANDELION MOXIE<br />
by Grey Macha x Opium Poppy<br />
DANDELION NORA BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Opium Poppy<br />
DANDELION TEMPEST<br />
by Sea Crest x Ballyhehan Beauty<br />
DEARD’S LIBERTY BELLE **<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Tallulah Breeze<br />
DEARDS SUMMERTIME<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Lowood Pink LadY<br />
DERRANAGARRA LARAGH<br />
by Parnell x Banks Fee Annabelle<br />
DI LADY by Rakish Paddy x Garronroe<br />
DIAMOND FANCY<br />
by Lake View Pride x Fancy Nancy<br />
DIAMOND PROBLEM<br />
by Diamond Lad x Problem Molly<br />
DIAMOND SHUTTLE **<br />
by Cream of Diamonds x Glenrevagh Rose<br />
DIAMOND’S DOMINION LASS<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Greenhow Silver<br />
Sable<br />
DIAMOND BUNNY by Ard Grandpa x Polly Star<br />
DUCAL STATE EMBLEM<br />
by Attwood Black Laughton x Guilded Emblem<br />
DUHONW DAISY<br />
by Blue Henry x Moyglass Dolly<br />
FENAGH COLLEN<br />
by Mount Diamond Flag x Cailin Donn<br />
FLAG ROSE by Townrath Pride x Flag Lein<br />
FLAGMOUNT BELLE **<br />
by Flagmount King x Cailin Eireann<br />
FLAT OUT FLO<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Hackles<br />
Sophie<br />
FOREVER FOXGLOVE<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Kilvaloon Lady<br />
FOSSA QUEEN<br />
by Holycross x Correen Chestnut<br />
FOURWINDS SYLVAN RIVER<br />
by Garryowen of Suma x River Run<br />
FOXGLEN’S MORNING BREEZE<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Bellman’s Morning Glory<br />
GINGER’S BEAUTY<br />
by Ginger Holly x Hollyhill Queen<br />
GLENOGRAS KEEPSAKE<br />
by Pride of Glenogra x Missihippi<br />
GLOSTER HILL by Clover Hill x Melody’s Choice<br />
GOLDEN ROSE<br />
by Golden Warrior x Creggan Rose<br />
GRACELAND PRIDE by King Elvis x Loahean<br />
GRANITE’S RHAPSODY<br />
by Silver Granite x Ladys Pride<br />
GURRAUN GOLDILOCK **<br />
by Kildalton Gold x Brehan Lass<br />
GURRAUN MIJANOU<br />
by Dunkerrin Grey Mist x Sheans Clover<br />
HACKLES SOPHIE<br />
by Red Hackle x Ballincross Sophie<br />
HANGON BRIDGET<br />
by Hangon Johnny x Winmaur Bright Olive<br />
HANGON CAROLINE<br />
by Hangon Johnny x Corrib Sinead<br />
HARKAWAY BUNNY HERSELF<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Roma Blue Hawk<br />
HARKAWAY DIAMOND LASS<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Misty River Lass<br />
HARKAWAY PENGILLE<br />
by <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Roma Blue Hawk<br />
HARKAWAY RHIANNON<br />
by Attwood Black Laughton x Mountain Bloom<br />
HARKAWAY RIVERDANCE<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Misty River Lass<br />
HAWKLANDS SILVER ROSE<br />
by Hawklands Silver Prince x Hawklands Blue<br />
Heather<br />
HEART MOUNTAIN BREEZE<br />
by Moorpark Image x Shamrock Breeze<br />
HEATHERCOMBE COUSIN RACHEL<br />
by Fintan Himself x Heathercombe Forest Glade<br />
HEATHERCOMBE SILVER SATIN **<br />
by Silver Jasper x <strong>Irish</strong> Lace<br />
HERMINE by Kildalton Gold x Brehan Lass<br />
HILARY by Rakish Paddy x Craigboy Lass<br />
HOLLYHILL LILY<br />
by Ginger Dick x Hollyhill Queen<br />
IRELAND’S TREASURE<br />
by Ireland’s Pride x Mountain Treasure<br />
JOYFULL by Sandyhill Boy x Mollys Joy<br />
K.E.C. DIAMOND VELLA **<br />
by Glidawn Diamond x Lisselton Vella<br />
KEEL BREEZE by Holycross x Keel Betty<br />
KEEL SPIRIT **<br />
by Holycross x Keel Dobbin<br />
KENSON’S EVENING PEARL<br />
by Western Light x Prospect Susan<br />
KERRYOAK LADY DAWN<br />
by Gort Boy x Arrandels Purple Heather<br />
KILBLINE by Annaghdown Star x Nicci Lorita<br />
KILPECK ROYAL FLUSH<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Knockaney Princess<br />
KILPECK SHEILA NA-GIG<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Roma Loadicea<br />
KILRONAN’S KILLARA by Glenlara x Kilbline<br />
KINSALE’S PRECIOUS GEM<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Ardvarnock Gem<br />
KLEARY’S GRACE<br />
by Coille Mor Hill x Moorpark Girl<br />
KNOCKADERRY PEARL **<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Knockconan<br />
KNOCKCONAN **<br />
by Rakish Paddy x Garronroe<br />
KNOCKRAHEEN RUA<br />
by Corrandulla Star x Annie Rua<br />
LADY LARAS LOVE<br />
by Brown Lad Lara x Love Jem<br />
LARA MOOR<br />
by Brown Lad Lara x Moorpark Beauty<br />
LIONWOOD GLIMMERGLASS<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Lionwood<br />
Waterwitch<br />
LIONWOOD GRANUAILE<br />
by Grange Augustus x Lionwood Waterwitch<br />
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LIONWOOD ROWAN DE LA MER<br />
by Harkaway Lionhawk x Lionwood Waterwitch<br />
LIONWOOD SEVENTH HEAVEN<br />
by Happy Ending x Bonnie Belle Supreme<br />
LIONWOOD WATERWITCH<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Bonnie Belle<br />
Supreme<br />
LITTLE GEM<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Pearl Drop<br />
LOGUESTOWN CLASSIC<br />
by Annaghdown Star x Loahean<br />
LOUGHLEIGH LADY<br />
by Holycross x Dromina Lady<br />
LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Diamond Fancy<br />
M.F.F. RIVI ERA GIRL<br />
by Riverbank x Kerryoak Lady Dawn<br />
MAC’S COLMERIN by Colman x Pride of Erin<br />
MACS HERO<br />
by Duleek Hero x Powerswood Jessey<br />
MAGGIE’S LAST<br />
by Glenagyle Rebel x Mrs. Thatcher<br />
MANU FORTI’S DIAMOND DELIGHT<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Hawklands Silver<br />
Rose<br />
MANU FORTI’S LADY HEATHCLIFFE<br />
by Huntingfield Heathcliff x Hawklands Silver<br />
Rose<br />
MANU FORTI’S ROYAL TOUCH<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Hawklands Silver Rose<br />
MANU FORTI’S WILD ROSE<br />
by Prescott’s Diamond x Hawklands Silver Rose<br />
MANUFORTI’S COOL TOUCH<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Kerryoak Lady Dawn<br />
MAYFAIR by Huntingfield Rebel x Pride of Down<br />
MEADOWHEAD PURPLE ‘N’ SAFFRON<br />
by Kildalton Son x Killeeneen Smasher<br />
ORCHARD HILL BLUE SEAJAY<br />
by Crannagh Hero x Miss Saggart<br />
ORCHARD HILL SILVER PROBLEM<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Diamond<br />
Problem<br />
PADI’S CLASSIC DESIGN<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Loguestown Classic<br />
PADI’S CLASSIC ELEGANCE<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Loguestown Classic<br />
PADI’S CLASSIC REUNION<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Loguestown Classic<br />
PARKMORE CHANCE<br />
by Kildalton Gold x Parkmore Jewel<br />
PEARL DROP by Castana x Castleduff Silver<br />
PEARLS FOR DIANA **<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Di Lady<br />
PEARL’S PURPLE SAFFRON<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Meadowhead Purple ‘N’<br />
Saffron<br />
PENMERRYLS BRIDGET<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Deard’s Liberty Belle<br />
PENMERRYL’S SUNDAY BLUES<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Martha II<br />
PENMERRYL’S VEIL OF VENUS<br />
by Happy Ending x Winmaur Vera Too<br />
PENMERRYL’S VESPA<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Winmaur Vera Too<br />
PENMERRYL’S VIRGINIA BELLE<br />
by Happy Ending x Deard’s Liberty Belle<br />
PRESCOTT’S BALLINRUANE COUNTESS<br />
by Prescott’s Diamond x Moylough Countess<br />
PRESCOTT’S CLOVER SPIRIT<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Ardvarnock Gem<br />
PRESCOTT’S FLAGMOUNT DANCER<br />
by Flagmount King x Ardvarnock Gem<br />
PRESCOTT’S IRISH LACE<br />
by Prescott’s Diamond x Joyfull<br />
SILVER BELLE by Silver Granite x Kilbeg Belle<br />
SILVER LADY<br />
by Ard Grandpa x Cloonacauneen Fourth Lady<br />
SNOWFORD ALL SUNSHINE **<br />
by Ballinrobe Boy x Snowford Ballymoss<br />
SNOWFORD COOLPARK<br />
by Coosheen Liam x Snowford Harebell<br />
SPARKLE PLENTY<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Hackles<br />
Sophie<br />
STONEYGATE STARLIGHT<br />
by Paddy’s Pride x Huntingfield Beauty<br />
SUMAS KEEPSAKE<br />
by Pride of Shaunlara x Suma’s Wendy<br />
SUMA’S POLL TAX<br />
by Glenagyle Rebel x <strong>The</strong> Thatcherite<br />
TEMPTING TOUCH **<br />
by Duleek Hero x May Queen II<br />
TESS’S GOLDEN HEATHER<br />
by Golden Trump x Daisy Heather<br />
TEXAS DIAMOND BELLE<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Bonnie Belle<br />
Supreme<br />
THE SILVER LILY<br />
by Fast Silver x Upperchurch Lady<br />
TIMBERLEA CHLOE<br />
by Mountain View x Northwood Rose<br />
TRUE BLUE BELLE<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Banks Fee Gemma<br />
TULLY CROSS GLENAERIE<br />
by Glenlara x Bridon Lady Luck<br />
TULLY MAC’S EASTER SUNRISE<br />
by Western Sun x Winmaur Bright Olive<br />
TULLY MAC’S GOLDDIGGER<br />
by Harkaway Lionhawk x Hallelujah<br />
TULLYS COLLEEN<br />
by Crosstown Dancer x Tullys Triumph<br />
WINMAUR STORMBELLE<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Mother’s Day<br />
WINMAUR VERA TOO<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Winmaur Bright<br />
Overture<br />
SID - MARE<br />
ASHLEY WHISPER WADDILOVE<br />
by Mr. Waddilove x Corrib Easter Bonnet<br />
BALLY LOUGHRAH<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Clovis Too<br />
BLUE’S LYRIC<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Faffy G.<br />
CLOVER HILLARY<br />
by Clover Hill x Moll Sage<br />
DIAMOND DOWN **<br />
by Diamond King x Santa’s Hatch<br />
DIAMONDS SKYDANCER<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Showematangortwo<br />
ELLIE’S DIAMOND<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Kara’s Turn<br />
GRAYSTONE ABBEY<br />
by Grey Macha x Pearl of the Prom<br />
GREYSTONE DYLAN CREST<br />
by Sea Crest x Pearl of the Prom<br />
IRISH FANTASY<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Fantasy’s Denali<br />
IRISH ROSE by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Bold Beulah<br />
MISS IRISH ROVER by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Flirtani<br />
MOGWYE by King Henry2 x Ebony Wishes<br />
PENMERRYL’S GROOVY BLUES **<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Diamond Down<br />
PENMERRYL’S WISH<br />
by Happy Ending x Miss Lelia<br />
RADISH by Cruising x Grainne’s Double<br />
ROSIE by Sky Boy x Neap Tide<br />
MEENIES BEAUTY<br />
by Gold Mist x Kealanine Black Beauty<br />
PRESCOTT’S MAGNOLIA<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Cappah Lass<br />
TULLY’S DANCER<br />
by Crosstown Dancer x Tullys Mist<br />
SCARLET KILDALTON<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Wayne’s Friend<br />
MERRYPATH TIGERLILY<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x <strong>The</strong> Silver Lily<br />
MIA HERO by Merry Mate x Macs Hero<br />
MILLENIUM PEARL *<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Parlance<br />
MISS JACKY<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Miss Saggart<br />
MISS SAGGART<br />
by Uibh Fhaili ‘81 x Seajay’s Pearl<br />
MISTY RIVER LASS **<br />
by RNE Shore x Un-Named I<br />
MISTY TREASURE<br />
by Dunkerrin Grey Mist x Welcome Treasure<br />
MOORPARK GIRL<br />
by Moorpark Boy x Colleen Donn<br />
MOUNTAIN BLOOM<br />
by Mountain View x Somer’s Sophie<br />
MOUNTAIN DOVE **<br />
by Mountain View x Grey Dove<br />
MOYLOUGH COUNTESS<br />
by Carrabawn View x Killanena All Ireland<br />
NORTHFIELD’S CELTIC RIVERDANCE<br />
by Corrcullen x Celtic Star<br />
OPIUM POPPY **<br />
by Powerswood Purple x Lydican Madam<br />
PRESCOTT’S PRIDE OF JOY<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Joyfull<br />
PRESCOTT’S RUBY by Coolehane Flight x Joyfull<br />
REBEL CHANCE<br />
by Rebel Yell x Akrivie Last Chance<br />
REBEL PRIDE<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Suma’s Poll<br />
Tax<br />
RHYDS SEA DIAMOND<br />
by Rhyd’s Sea Quest x Rhyd’s Classic Diamond<br />
RIVER RUN by Powerswood Purple x Inis Eagla<br />
RIVIE’S RINCEOIR **<br />
by Sir Rivie x Nancy Bess<br />
ROMA BLUE HAWK<br />
by Rakish Paddy x Roma Blue Wind<br />
ROSE FFION by Finbarr x Cherie<br />
ROSEVILLE<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Prescott’s <strong>Irish</strong> Lace<br />
SCARTEEN IDA<br />
by Diamond Prince x Sweet Colleen<br />
SEA BLUE BEAUTY by Sea Crest x Creggan Rose<br />
SHAMROCK BREEZE<br />
by Macha Breeze x Amber Maid<br />
SHUTTLEWOOD ROSE<br />
by Silver Granite x Diamond Shuttle<br />
TYNEDALE RIVERDANCE **<br />
by Slievenamon x Mountain Dew<br />
UIBH FHORI BREEZE<br />
by Baltydaniel Breeze x Cornamona Princess<br />
ULTRA VIOLET by Glenlara x Aubergine<br />
UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN<br />
by Flagmount King x Graceland Pride<br />
WESTERN LODGER<br />
by Western Light x Arney Lodge<br />
WESTERN T’ALLI<br />
by Western Sun x Tynedale Riverdance<br />
WESTFIELD BEAUTY<br />
by Glenagyle Rebel x Westfield Lass<br />
WHELAN ANNAGH ALEXANDRIA<br />
by Kilpeck Saint George x Graceland Pride<br />
WINDFIELD BLUE HEATHER<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Tess’s Golden Heather<br />
WINMAUR BRIGHT MILLENIA<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Winmaur Bright Overture<br />
WINMAUR BRIGHT OLIVE<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Roma Pinkertons<br />
WINMAUR BRIGHT OVERTURE<br />
by Enniskeane Pride x Overdraught<br />
WINMAUR OVER THE TOP<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Overdraught<br />
SHINING SEA by Cruising x Clover Hillary<br />
SUMA’S PATIENCE<br />
by Glenagyle Rebel x Daniela Lepida<br />
RIDSH - MARE<br />
AISLINN OF FOXGLEN<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Ivor Shoal<br />
AN BANRION BEAG<br />
by Ri An Domhan x Lil Mis Gia<br />
AT LARGE by Coolade x Sletty Lady<br />
BABY G<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Lil Mis Gia<br />
BADGER’S LARA<br />
by Glenlara x Bodacious Badger<br />
BALLINDERRY<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Send Us Magic<br />
BALLYVOLANE<br />
by Grange Augustus x Effie TV<br />
BELLE’S MAYBECK<br />
by Windfall CB x Silver Belle<br />
BENMAR SANIBEL<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Illini Ti<br />
BENMAR SONATA<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Sophia<br />
BLUE BANDIT<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Jules Bandit<br />
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BLUE MOUNTAIN MEADOW<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Wave As I Fly By<br />
DUNHALLOW’S SHENANIGANS<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Champgne Crystal<br />
IRISH SHOAL<br />
by Grange Augustus x Ivor Shoal<br />
MOLLYMORE OF RUNCHKIN<br />
by Bridon Glenmore x Me Myself and Molly<br />
BOADICIA by KEC Double Diamond x Tijara<br />
BOLERA by Cruising x Bolero<br />
BREEZY VINTAGE DIAMOND<br />
by Dandelion Diamond Rebel x Hadley Maid<br />
BRIDON MERRY BEGOTTEN<br />
by Glenlara x Christmas Pie<br />
BRIETTE by Bridon Belfrey x Katie’s Treasure<br />
CAMILLE **<br />
by Happy Ending x Bo Diddy<br />
CATOCTIN NORTHERN BELLE<br />
by Bridon Glenmore x Matchless<br />
CELTIC FANCY<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Ten West<br />
CHANTILLY B GOOD<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Lady Mae<br />
CHARMING ESCAPADES<br />
by Herrero x Haley’s Orbit<br />
CHIRON<br />
by Brandenburg’s Windstar x Dolls Aye’s<br />
CINNAMON<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Flirtani<br />
CLAS Z LASSY<br />
by Ricardo Z Zang x Ashlare Princess<br />
CLOVER ALL OVER<br />
by FNF Gillian’s Clover x Buck’s Lil Sis<br />
CLOVER’S AMAZING GRACE<br />
by FNF Gillian’s Clover x Penny 3<br />
COOLGREEN DIAMOND<br />
by Colin Diamond x Coolgreen Princess<br />
CORONEA AILIS<br />
by Coronea Loughine x Devana<br />
CORONEA VENUS<br />
by Coronea Loughine x Avaberry<br />
CREST VIEW by Sea Crest x Hill View<br />
CROSS FOX DEW DROP<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Stormy’s Sister<br />
CROSS FOX SUNSHINE<br />
by Happy Ending x Stormy’s Sister<br />
DARBY’S HIGH TIMES<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Everlasting Ember<br />
DARE TO BE BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Dare to be General<br />
DARLA by Pride of Glenogra x Dicey<br />
DARLING FIONA<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Mona Liza Tela<br />
DIAMOND LIMERICK<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Apple Time<br />
DIAMOND WEASEL<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Jules Bandit<br />
DIAMONDS FOOLISH PRIDE<br />
by Flag of Diamonds x Action West<br />
DIXIE DEAR by Rebel Yell x Dear Mars<br />
DUHONW DARCY<br />
by Llanarth Alleycat x Moyglass Dolly<br />
DUNHALLOW COOL CEILIDH<br />
by Coolcorron Cool Diamond x Champagne<br />
Crystal<br />
EIREANN CRUISE by Cruising x Macam<br />
EMPEY QUEEN<br />
by Coevers Diamond Boy x Mullagh Mor Lass<br />
EPONA’S BONNIE GLEN<br />
by Glenlara x Saturday Nite Lady<br />
ERIN MCGRAW by Mountain Pearl x Mardi Mac<br />
FENCETTA’S UNIQUE PRIDE<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Quite Unique<br />
FERGIE DUCHESS OF YORK<br />
by Arapahoe Peak x Keel Spirit<br />
FERNCLIFF BEA by Sea Crest x Burnette<br />
FLAGMOUNT KING’S JOY RIDE<br />
by Flagmount King x Lake Crescent<br />
FNF FABULEAUX KATIE<br />
by Fabuleux Dancer x Ballyard Katie<br />
FNF JULIETTE OF CORK<br />
by Fabuleux Dancer x Cork Lady<br />
FOXGLEN’S VIVIAN<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Roxanne<br />
GEMSTONE by Flintstone x Purdey II<br />
GILLIAN’S LUCKY PENNY<br />
by FNF Gillian’s Clover x No Tan Lines<br />
GILLTOWN SILVER EDGE<br />
by Supreme Edge x Misty Grey<br />
GLENLORD’S LARALIE<br />
by Bridon Glenlord x Bold Navette<br />
GLENOGRA’S TWIST<br />
by Pride of Glenogra x Twisty Weather<br />
GRACES STAR<br />
by Brandenburg’s Windstar x Sheza Party Doll<br />
GRANITE’S PICADILLY<br />
by Silver Granite x Pennys Dicey Reilly<br />
GROGAN’S ANNABELLE<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Emma<br />
GROGAN’S TINKERBELL<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Charisma<br />
HA FOXY LADY<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Cheta Shenanigans<br />
HEIR BORN DERBY<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Everlasting Ember<br />
HERRERO’S QUINLAN<br />
by Herrero x Doc’s Princess<br />
HIMBA by Clover Hill x Biscotte<br />
HOMEFARMS SWEET CLOVER<br />
by Coille Mor Hill x Killeen Strand<br />
ICED MACHA<br />
by Macha Breeze x Bengali Baby<br />
INDIAN CREEK AQUIA<br />
by Happy Ending x Lakota<br />
INDIAN CREEK SWEET BELLE<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Poco Sweet Wiggy<br />
INDIAN CREEK TRINITYS SHADOW<br />
by Happy Ending x Blue Shadow Dandy<br />
INDIAN CREEK TRINITYS TWIST<br />
by Happy Ending x Jules Bandit<br />
INDIGO ART<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Artful Luck<br />
IRISH SUMMER<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Capital Hills Miss<br />
JAANTJE by Hangon Johnny x My Silver Jag<br />
JUST FOOLIN by Maltstriker x Ballyard Katie<br />
KA COOL APPROACH<br />
by Coolcorron Cool Diamond x Stern Approach<br />
KATANNA by Grey Macha x Enterprise<br />
KATIE SCARLETT O’HARA<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Slickette<br />
KELTIC KOMET by Kildalton Gold x Smoky Wind<br />
KILKELLY KEEP THE FAITH<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Makin A Difference<br />
KILKELLY SCOOTER<br />
by Gypsy Diamond x Penmerryl’s Vespa<br />
KILKELLY SURPRISE PARTY<br />
by Fun and Fancy Free x Penmerryl’s Virginia<br />
Belle<br />
KINVARRA by Mohill Gypsy x Penny Beach<br />
KLEARY’S FOOLISH HEART<br />
by Jack of Hearts x Parfait<br />
KLEARY’S MIGHTY PIP<br />
by Tors Gentleman Farmer x Sally Sells Shells<br />
KOWAIT CITY by Clover Hill x Chloe<br />
L.E. BALLINROSE by Herrero x Reinvesting Ada<br />
LADD BROOK SCARLETT<br />
by Cradilo x Hawaiian Fire<br />
LADY JUSTICE by Cradilo x Greed<br />
LILLY’S IRISH PRIDE by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Navira<br />
Rose<br />
LIL’S SPRING BELLE<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Smart Lil<br />
LISTOWEL<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Lisa’s Sapphire<br />
LUCKY CHARM<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Heliotype<br />
M.F.F. CARIBBEAN BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Miss Marauder<br />
MAE BELLE BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x <strong>The</strong> Spirit Mist<br />
MAGGIE B GOOD<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Royal Hazzah<br />
MAINWAYS RED DIAMOND<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Rockrimmon<br />
Tara<br />
MANU FORTI’S BAILEY’S IRISH DREAM<br />
by Grange Augustus x Plain Express<br />
MANU FORTI’S MISS MACHA<br />
by Macha Breeze x T.Bill’s Demo<br />
MENLOUGH COUNTESS<br />
by Diamond Lad x Blue Beauty<br />
MFF TOUCH OF DUTCH<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Just Foolin<br />
MILLION DOLLAR BABY<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Miss Vanessa<br />
MISS CONGENIALITY<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Maple Hill Jill<br />
MOORPARK MYSTERY DATE<br />
by Moorpark Boy x Rush<br />
MOUNTAIN PIPER<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Riley’s Legacy<br />
MOUNTAIN’S PRECIOUS GEM<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Mais Rouge<br />
MY CLOVER COLLECTION<br />
by FNF Gillian’s Clover x Rare Collection<br />
MY HEARTS ALIBI by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Roxy<br />
NEVADA SUNRISE<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Jasmine<br />
NIAMH B GOOD<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Tee For Lil Taylor<br />
NOBLE MAIDEN<br />
by Prescott’s Diamond x Pretty Sunflower<br />
O’DONNELL’S KITSAP KAT<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Snookie’s Girl<br />
O’DONNELL’S STELLAR<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Rozzi<br />
ORCHARD HILL DIAMOND PEARL<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Unknown 3<br />
OSILVIA by Osilvis x Rosdillig Diamond<br />
PADI’S CELTIC DREAM<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Incredustar<br />
PADI’S CELTIC MEASURE<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Magrathea<br />
PADI’S CELTIC ROSE<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Incredustar<br />
PAIRADOX PEARL<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Fast Crowd<br />
PAWDAD’S DIAMOND GIRL<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Big Mouth Wendy<br />
PEARLS PRIZED CEARA<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Trudy’s Quack<br />
PENMERRYL’S ROSALEA<br />
by Happy Ending x Aunt Rosa<br />
PENMERRYL’S SOPHIE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Beeza<br />
PINE MEADOW KATIE<br />
by Rebel Yell x Issue A Challenge<br />
PL IRISH FLASH<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x PL Daphnes Flash<br />
PL IRISH KAHLUA<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Tequela<br />
PL LUCKY EMPRESS<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x PL Indian Queen<br />
PL LUCKY TAMMY<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x PL Shirley<br />
POLLIE by Braveheart x What Star Is This<br />
PROUD JAZZMINE<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Jasmine<br />
PUISSANCE CLOVER by Puissance x Clare Clover<br />
REILLY’S FIANNA **<br />
by First Class x Misty River Lass<br />
RILEY by Glenlara x Dream of Annie<br />
RIVERDANCE<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Fausta<br />
DUNHALLOW’S KEARA<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Champagne Crystal<br />
DUNHALLOW’S MCGUINTY<br />
by Kilpeck Diamond Knight x Lucy’s Dream<br />
IRISH CHARM<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Charming Connie<br />
IRISH CREAM II<br />
by Garryowen of Suma x Smudge<br />
MISS PAMELA by Macha Breeze x Shakin<br />
MOLLY MALONE<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Rocks n Things<br />
RIVETING MOUNTAIN GLORY<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Lucy F.<br />
SAILING’S REGAL PRINCESS<br />
by Sailing x Tangerine Too<br />
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SEA PROBE by Sea Crest x Lady Probus<br />
SEA URCHIN by Dynamite Cap x Ferncliff Bea<br />
SEAQUIN by Milehouse x Shining Sea<br />
SECOND FIDDLE<br />
by Duca Di Busted x Rambling Girl 2<br />
SEELIE COURT by Mountain Pearl x Shiney Belle<br />
SHAMROCK ROSE<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Bravada<br />
SHAUNLARA BAY<br />
by Garryowen of Suma x Bethany<br />
SILHOUETTE by Dynamite Cap x Rosie<br />
SILVER LACE by Silver Galtee x MGF Lady<br />
SILVER PEARL by Mountain Pearl x Silver Sophie<br />
SILVERIN’S MORAG<br />
by Macs Silverin x Hungarian Isten Rjandeko<br />
SIOBHAN B GOOD<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Tee For Lil Taylor<br />
SONRISE ESTHER<br />
by Winmaur Sargeant Pepper x Scottish<br />
Huntress<br />
SOUTHERN BELLE<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Heliotype<br />
STARLESS NIGHT<br />
by Brandenburg’s Windstar x Aye Sara<br />
STERLING DIAMOND<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Splain It Lucy<br />
TAPESTRY’S FOXY IMAGE<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Breeze’s Image<br />
TEARNANOG’S ABBY<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Shawtana<br />
TESSAMAURA by Suma’s Murphy’s Law x Troia<br />
THE DEEP’S IRISH LASS<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Deep x Winmaur Bright Olive<br />
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Brie<br />
THE ROVER’S LADY CLAIRE<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Lucks Tru Truckle<br />
TODAY’S IRISH PRINCESS<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Wrap ‘er in Ermine<br />
TULLY CROSS IRISH FABLE<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Sassy Pal<br />
TYNAGH by Cradilo x Blue Marie<br />
VAN COVERS DIAMOND<br />
by Coevers Diamond Boy x Galros Lass<br />
WARRIOR QUEEN<br />
by Tors Gentleman Farmer x My Sleeping Beauty<br />
WEST OF IRELAND<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Brush of Luck<br />
WHISKEY A GO GO<br />
by Glenlara x Whiskey Priestess<br />
WHITE DIAMOND<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Jireh’s Mercy<br />
WINDFALLS BALLY CHARM<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Lochree<br />
WINDSTAR’S CREST<br />
by Brandenburg’s Windstar x Absolutely Grand<br />
WOODBINE COSY GIBBONS<br />
by Rebel Yell x Blue Cinders<br />
RID - STALLION<br />
ABBEYLEIX BRIAN BORU<br />
by Corrcullen x Mountain Dove<br />
BALLYMORES CELTIC LAD<br />
by Shauna’s Diamond x Mayfair<br />
BANKS FEE DANIEL **<br />
by Skippy x Barna Lucy<br />
BEESTON LAIRD<br />
by Beeston Lord Henry x Beeston Bowhill<br />
BRAVEHEART<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Kilbline<br />
BRIDON BEALE STREET<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Graceland Pride<br />
BRIDON BELFREY<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Flagmount Belle<br />
BRIDON GLENLORD **<br />
by Glenlara x Di Lady<br />
CELTIC MOON<br />
by Annaghdown Star x Hughies Lady<br />
CORRCULLEN<br />
by Creggan Emperor x Esker Breague<br />
CRADILO by Kildalton Gold x Brehan Lass<br />
DANDELION DIAMOND REBEL<br />
by Rebel Yell x Ballyhehan Beauty<br />
DANDELION TRANSATLANTIC<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Opium Poppy<br />
DROMARD VIEW<br />
by Carrabawn View x Dromard Sunrise<br />
FLAG OF DIAMONDS<br />
by Flagmount King x Realta<br />
FNF GILLIAN’S CLOVER<br />
by Diamond Clover x Pride of Harmon<br />
FOXGLEN HIMSELF by Finbarr x Sally<br />
GARRYOWEN OF SUMA<br />
by Pride of Shaunlara x Carlisheen Molly<br />
GLENLARA **<br />
by Enniskeane Pride x Night Nurse 2<br />
GRANGE AUGUSTUS<br />
by Enniskeane Prince x Pilgrim’s Gift<br />
HANGON JOHNNY<br />
by Powerswood Purple x Mary Jane III<br />
HAPPY ENDING **<br />
by Snowford Stoker x Trinity<br />
HARKAWAY LIONHAWK<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Roma Blue Hawk<br />
HEART MOUNTAIN PEARL **<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Amber Maid<br />
HEATHERCOMBE CALICO<br />
by Cork Arthur x Heather Combe UibhFahili Lace<br />
HELLO PADDY by Rakish Paddy x Scaplire<br />
HUNTINGFIELD PROUD TIM<br />
by Timahoe Heather x Proud Mary<br />
IRISH ROVER<br />
by Kildalton Gold x Knockavaher Pride<br />
IT’S THE LUCK OF THE IRISH<br />
by Flagmount King x Maggie’s Last<br />
IT’S THE QUIET MAN<br />
by Clonfert x Cappagh View<br />
EXPORTED<br />
JAUNTY STAR<br />
by Alice’s Diamond Slipper x Kitty O’Sullivan<br />
KEC DOUBLE DIAMOND<br />
by Glidawn Diamond x Ballyard Katie<br />
KILPECK DIAMOND KNIGHT<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Knockaney Princess<br />
KILPECK SAINT GEORGE<br />
by Blue Henry x Roma Kitty Jay<br />
KILRONAN’S GLENSTONE<br />
by Glenlara x Little Gem<br />
LIONWOOD KINSALE’S LAD<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Bonnie Belle<br />
Supreme<br />
LOGUESTOWN BLUE’S MAN **<br />
by Blue Rajah x Moorspark Leading Lady<br />
MACHA BREEZE<br />
by Grey Macha x A Light Breeze<br />
MACS BLUE ERIN<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Pride of Erin<br />
MAGGIE’S IRISH REBEL<br />
by <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Maggie’s Last<br />
MANU FORTI’S TOUCH DOWN<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Kerryoak Lady Dawn<br />
MANUFORTI’S RAKISH LAD<br />
by Hillviewfarm Milligan x Rose Ffion<br />
MOORPARK IMAGE<br />
by Moorpark Boy x Rockbarton Beauty<br />
MOUNTAIN PEARL<br />
by Mountain View x Grey Streaker<br />
EXPORTED<br />
O’CEALLAIGH’S PROUD CELTIC KNIGHT<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Keel Spirit<br />
O’LEARY’S IRISH DIAMOND **<br />
by Glidawn Diamond x Grey Curragong<br />
PAIRADOX GOLD COIN<br />
by Steeped in Luck x Ducal State Emblem<br />
PARKMORE PRIDE **<br />
by Pride of Shaunlara x Parkmore Jewel<br />
PHF SHANAHOE by Merry Mate x Lady Cooline<br />
PL DIAMOND HILL<br />
by Coille Mor Hill x Ballygarris Diamond<br />
PRESCOTT’S DIAMOND<br />
by Flagmount King x <strong>The</strong> Blarney Rose<br />
REBEL YELL **<br />
by Glenagyle Rebel x Neap Tide<br />
REGALIA PRINCE ARTHUR<br />
by Cork Arthur x Mountain Heroine<br />
RHYD’S SEA QUEST by Sea Crest x Ginger Anne<br />
RI AN DOMHAN **<br />
by Golden Warrior x Inch Fair Lady<br />
ROCKRIMMON SILVER DIAMOND<br />
by Sillot Hill x Saggart’s Millie<br />
EXPORTED<br />
SEAMUS COILLE MOR<br />
by Coille Mor Hill x Biggeramore Girl<br />
SHAMROCK’S IRISH MOCHA<br />
by Corrcullen x Amber Maid<br />
SNOWFORD BELLMAN<br />
by Slievenamon x Snowford Harebell<br />
SNOWFORD O’DONNELL<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Harepark Pink<br />
SONRISE GENESIS<br />
by Winmaur Sargeant Pepper x Winmaur Over<br />
the Top<br />
STEEPED IN LUCK<br />
by Mount Diamond Flag x Steeple View<br />
THE IRISH ROVER<br />
by Kildalton Gold x Knockavaher Pride<br />
THE KING OF HEARTS<br />
by Knave of Hearts x Cahir Beauty<br />
THE PRIDE OF GLOSTER<br />
by Clover Hill x Bantry’s Pride<br />
TORS GENTLEMAN FARMER<br />
by King Elvis x Roma Forest Fox<br />
TORS MURPHY MCGINTY<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Roma Forest Fox<br />
TOUCH OF THE BLUES<br />
by Blue Rajah x Seafin Lady<br />
WESTERN SUN by Western Pride x Ard Lass<br />
WHELAN GENTLEMAN JACK<br />
by Tors Gentleman Farmer x Loughleigh Lady<br />
WINMAUR SARGEANT PEPPER<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Snowford Bright Pink<br />
RIDSH - STALLION<br />
BLACKFOOT’S BLUE BANSHEE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x <strong>The</strong> Spirit Mist<br />
BRANDENBURG’S WINDSTAR<br />
by I’m a Star x Kildalton Seabreeze<br />
CELTIC KING<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Mexican Mindy<br />
CLOVER CLISTE by Clover Hill x Miss Sue Ellen<br />
COOLCORRON COOL DIAMOND<br />
by Glidawn Diamond x Bonmahon Belle<br />
CORONEA LOUGHINE<br />
by Bassompierre x Cornea Dubh<br />
DEJA VU by Garryowen of Suma x Smudge<br />
DRY CREEK MACHA by Grey Macha x Slickette<br />
FNF TORPEDO<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Rio West<br />
GROGAN’S HIGH FIDELITY<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Reilly’s Fianna<br />
GYPSY DIAMOND<br />
by Colin Diamond x Kilgrogan Rose<br />
INDY’S DIAMOND<br />
by Almostashar x Van Covers Diamond<br />
JACK OF HEARTS<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Harley du Quesnoy<br />
KILKELLY ALL’S WELL<br />
by Happy Ending x Makin A Difference<br />
KILLIAN’S IRISH BLEND<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Sadie’s First Flight<br />
KINGS RANSOM<br />
by Flagmount King x K R’s Melanie<br />
KISS ME I’M IRISH by Cradilo x Funny Fairy<br />
MACHA’S MORPHEUS<br />
by Grey Macha x Aspen Galic Girl<br />
MACS SILVERIN by Silver Jasper x Pride of Erin<br />
MANU FORTI’S SEA HAWK<br />
by Rhyd’s Sea Quest x Plain Express<br />
SAILING **<br />
by Cruising x Victoria Plum<br />
SEA KING GOLD by Cradilo x Shining Sea<br />
SILVER GALTEE by Silver Granite x Galtee Maid<br />
STONEY RUN’S WHITE DIAMOND<br />
by White Clover x Last Diamond Penny<br />
VENDETA by OHorn x Sea Probe<br />
ZORBA D’ORLAND by Corland x Sea Probe<br />
RIDSH - GELDING<br />
ÁLAINN SHAWN *<br />
by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Miss Ricardo<br />
ALISON’S DERMOTT MOON<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Jireh’s Mercy<br />
AMY’S LI’L MAN<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Smart Lil<br />
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BALLYTIEGUE CASTLE by Leabeg x Turf Lady<br />
BLUE MOUNTAIN BRIAR<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Wave As I Fly By<br />
BLUE WIGGY<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Poco Sweet Wiggy<br />
BODACIOUS BADGER BOY<br />
by Happy Ending x Bodacious Badger<br />
BUNRATTY FOO FOO<br />
by PHF Shanahoe x Rosie Non-Registered TB<br />
CARPE DIEM by Silver Granite x Dirt Dobber<br />
CHAOS by Garryowen of Suma x Catastrophe<br />
COLORS OF CLOVER<br />
by Gillian’s Clover x Colors<br />
CORNELIUS by Coronea Loughine x Eliza<br />
DUBLIN by Brandenburg’s Windstar x Reflective<br />
DUNHALLOW’S KILLARNEY<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Lucy’s Dream<br />
FINNBENACH by Kiltoahert Casey x Lady Meave<br />
FNF SENATOR by Flagmount King x At Large<br />
GLEN’S NEW MOON by Glenlara x Bugge<br />
GREYSTONE CALLAHAN<br />
by <strong>Irish</strong> Rover x Pearls of the Prom<br />
HANG TYME<br />
by Hangon Johnny x Rose Bound<br />
HOPEWOODS CASEY SHAMROCK<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Clover Damsel<br />
INDIAN CREEK LITTLE STOKER<br />
by Happy Ending x Lakota<br />
INDIAN CREEK NIGHT<br />
by Glenlara x Lokota<br />
INDIAN CREEK NIGHTHAWK<br />
by Happy Ending x Bodacious Badger<br />
INDIAN CREEK RED BANK<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Bodacious Badger<br />
J. COSMO COSMO<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Baby Princess<br />
J.P. YOUNG<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Susie’s Cutie<br />
KILFANI ACE OF HEARTS<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Can Dee Corn<br />
KIT by Braveheart x Kittles Balou<br />
LEGENDARY CHANCE<br />
by Herrero x Haley’s Orbit<br />
LEIM AN EICH by Herrero x Dancing At Sunrise<br />
LITTLE RIAN by Ri An Domhan x Lil Mis Gia<br />
MACS SNO’DERIN<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Pride of Erin<br />
MATEO<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Precious<br />
MODEL CITIZEN *<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x Enchantingly<br />
MOUNTAIN BLUES<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Penmerryl’s Groovy Blues<br />
MR. PADDY CAKES<br />
by PHF Shanahoe x Rosie Non-Registered TB<br />
NICK OF TIME<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Y B Tardy<br />
NORMANDY’S IRISH PEARL<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Once My Guest<br />
O’DONNELL’S TAHOMA<br />
by Snowford O’Donnell x Snookie’s Girl<br />
PADI’S CELTIC COURAGE<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Magrathea<br />
PADI’S COPPER FLASH<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Playtime Lover<br />
PODRICK by Coronea Loughine x Ohdebt<br />
REBEL’S RUN by Rebel Yell x Galarose<br />
SCOTTY O’MOORE<br />
by O’Leary’s <strong>Irish</strong> Diamond x H L Justogem<br />
SHEAMAN OF KLEARY FIELD<br />
by <strong>The</strong> King of Hearts x Welcome 2<br />
SILVER DUST by Silver Galtee x Betty B. Bright<br />
SNOWFORD BELLMAN’S CLANCY<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Laura<br />
SUCH A PRINCE by Celtic King x Such A Queen<br />
TAPESTRY’S LIFE O’REILLY<br />
by Foxglen Himself x Breeze’s Image<br />
TEDDY by Braveheart x What Star Is This<br />
TIGER BLUE by Touch of the Blues x Bengali Baby<br />
TOUCH OF THE BLARNEY<br />
by Brandenburg’s Windstar x My Sweet Virginia<br />
TULLY CROSS CURRAGH<br />
by It’s the Luck of the <strong>Irish</strong> x Riley<br />
WINDFALLS IRISH LAW<br />
by Winmaur Sargeant Pepper x Isis<br />
WOLFGANG’S PRIDE<br />
by Hangon Johnny x Red Roaney<br />
YOUNG SUMA<br />
by Young Freeman x Suma’s Patience<br />
RID - GELDING<br />
BALLYMEENEY CASTLE<br />
by Pride of Glenogra x Ballymeeney Queen<br />
BRIDON ADAMAIR<br />
by Bridon Glenmore x Di Lady<br />
BRIDON BLUE DIAMOND<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Flagmount Belle<br />
BRIDON BROGANEER *<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Castleoliver Gusty<br />
BRIDON GLENMORE *<br />
by Glenlara x Flagmount Belle<br />
BRIDON GLENPARK<br />
by Glenlara x Queenie Wahine<br />
BRIDON O’REILLY by Glenlara x Gloster Hill<br />
CASTANA DROP<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Pearl Drop<br />
CLANNAD ECLIPSE<br />
by Banks Fee Daniel x Clannad Cameo<br />
CU CHULAINN<br />
by Grange Augustus x Hangon Bridget<br />
CURRAGHDUFF BOY<br />
by Merry Mate x Heather Purple<br />
DANDELION FAST EDDIE<br />
by Fast Silver x Calverstown Queen<br />
DANDELION FLASHMAN<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Heathercombe<br />
Silver Satin<br />
DANDELION HONEST OWEN<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Dandelion Moxie<br />
DANDELION JAZZ MAN<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Heathercombe Silver Satin<br />
DANDELION MONTANA HEATHER<br />
by Huntingfield Proud Tim x Ballyhehan Beauty<br />
DANDELION PURPLE BRIAR<br />
by Powerswood Purple x Ballyhehan Beauty<br />
EASTER REBELLION<br />
by Grey Macha x Bonnie Belle Supreme<br />
EVENING STAR<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Brighter Star<br />
FNF U2<br />
by Uibh Fhaili ‘81 x Tess’s Golden Heather<br />
GLENDUBH<br />
by Glenlara x Sunset Girl<br />
GOLD HILL ENGAGEMENT<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Coolgreen<br />
Flasher<br />
GORTLEA LEGACY<br />
by Gortlea Ruler x Diamond Shuttle<br />
GELDED<br />
HENNESEY by Townrath Pride x Heather Blosem<br />
HERRERO by Kildalton Gold x Brehan’s Pride<br />
HUMPHREY<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x River Run<br />
IRONHORSE TOUCH OF PRIDE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Sumas Keepsake<br />
KEGANS BLACK SEA<br />
by Ebony Hill x Rhyds Sea Diamond<br />
KILKELLY A CUT ABOVE<br />
by KEC Double Diamond x Penmerryl’s Vespa<br />
KILPECK TOY STORY<br />
by Roma Diamond Skip x Knockaney Princess<br />
KILRONAN’S BRAVADO<br />
by Braveheart x Bridon Loughlara<br />
KILRONAN’S IMAGE<br />
by Moorpark Image x Bridon Loughlara<br />
MAINWAY’S MIDNIGHT SKY<br />
by Mourne Mountain Star x Glenevan Jane<br />
MERRYPATH PURPLE RAIN<br />
by Hangon Johnny x <strong>The</strong> Silver Lily<br />
ORCHARD HILL DIAMOND DROP<br />
by Rockrimmon Silver Diamond x Pearl Drop<br />
PADI’S CLASSIC MOUNTAIN<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Loguestown Classic<br />
PADI’S GRANITE SUMMIT<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Shuttlewood Rose<br />
PADI’S SHUTTLEWOOD DANNY BOY<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Diamond Shuttle<br />
PENMERRYL’S BEYOND THE BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Winmaur Over the Top<br />
PENMERRYL’S MIGHTY MO<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Winmaur Over the Top<br />
PENMERRYL’S OUT OF THE BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Snowford Coolpark<br />
PENMERRYL’S TOO BLUE<br />
by Touch of the Blues x Winmaur Vera Too<br />
PRIDE OF BALLINCAROONA<br />
by Pride of Glenogra x Take Her Gently<br />
RUARC DUBLIN DAN<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Texas Diamond Belle<br />
SEA DREAMER by Sea Crest x Leaving Cert<br />
THARON<br />
by Carrabawn View x Gurraun Goldilock<br />
TULLA GOLD by Kildalton Gold x Gloster Hill<br />
TULLY CROSS CALIEB<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Pride of Gloster x Cappah Lass<br />
TULLY CROSS GLEN GAHLE<br />
by Glenlara x Prescott’s Ruby<br />
TULLY CROSS PRESCOTT<br />
by Ard Grandpa x Moylough Countess<br />
TULLY MAC’S FIRST BELLMAN<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Winmaur Bright Millenia<br />
WHELAN KILRUSH IAN<br />
by Tors Gentleman Farmer x Gloster Hill<br />
WINDFIELD JACK OF ALL TRADES<br />
by Snowford Bellman x Ginger’s Beauty<br />
WINDFIELD’S PEARLY KING<br />
by Mountain Pearl x Ginger’s Beauty<br />
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in any IDHSNA publication, website, regional<br />
website, regional newsletter, promotional<br />
booth, DVD/Video or other society funded/<br />
their studbooks or<br />
2. be foals under 1 year of age where at<br />
least one parent is registered as RID or RIDSH<br />
in one of the IDHSNA studbooks or<br />
3. be registered with the IHB, IDHS, IDH-<br />
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or IDHSGB or have provable RID blood.<br />
the breed in outside publications.<br />
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and are not approved may not be used.<br />
any advertisement that may include material it<br />
deems inappropriate.<br />
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for the truth, accuracy or validity of any<br />
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Statements, opinions and points of view<br />
Blarney or other publications are not subject<br />
to the restrictions placed on advertising content.<br />
expressed by contributors and advertisers • Photos used for editorial content should<br />
are not necessarily those of the IDHSNA. <strong>The</strong><br />
IDHSNA reserves the right to deny placing<br />
advertising or contributions that are deemed<br />
give credit to the photographer whenever<br />
possible and must have any necessary release.<br />
damaging or are contrary to the goals of<br />
the <strong>Society</strong>. <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA assumes no liability WEBSITE:<br />
for errors in advertisements and contributions<br />
• Only members in good standing are permitted<br />
published. Remedy for any such error<br />
is limited to the submission of a statement of<br />
correction in the official publication of the<br />
IDHSNA.<br />
to advertise on the IDHSNA website.<br />
Any advertisement from a lapsed member<br />
may be removed immediately following the<br />
date when memberships are considered<br />
• <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA will accept sale advertisements<br />
lapsed.<br />
for ID, RID, IDSH, and RIDSH horses that: • <strong>Horse</strong>s advertised for sale must be<br />
1. are registered with the IDHSNA in one of owned by a member in good standing and<br />
their studbooks or<br />
meet the following criteria:<br />
2. have at least one parent registered as RID 1. be registered with the IDHSNA in one of<br />
or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks or their studbooks or<br />
3. are in foal to a stallion registered as RID 2. have at least one parent registered as RID<br />
or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks. or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks or<br />
• <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA will not accept ANY type 3. be a mare in foal to a stallion registered<br />
of advertisement for any offspring sired by<br />
an unapproved stallion unless that offspring is<br />
as RID or RIDSH in one of the IDHSNA studbooks.<br />
recorded in an IDHSNA studbook based on • <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA reserves the right to provide<br />
the dam’s pedigree.<br />
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• <strong>The</strong> IDHSNA will not accept advertisements<br />
to list horses for sale that have provable<br />
for stallions ‘at stud’ that are not yet<br />
inspected and approved as RID or RIDSH.<br />
ID blood but are not registered with the<br />
IDHSNA. No offspring of horses that have<br />
• Any horse being advertised within official failed inspection will be allowed unless that<br />
society publications or in society funded<br />
advertising, must be listed under its name<br />
offspring is recorded in an IDHSNA studbook<br />
based on the dam’s pedigree.<br />
recorded with the IDHSNA. (<strong>10</strong>.27.04) • Stallions listed on the stallion pages must:<br />
• Any member submitting a photograph 1. be registered as RID or RIDSH in one of<br />
taken by a professional photographer must the IDHSNA studbook.<br />
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use the photo on the internet or in publications.<br />
requirements for an approved breeding<br />
studbook and have frozen semen available in<br />
• When using photographs, credit should NA through a North American Agent who is a<br />
be given whenever possible. Members can member of the IDHSNA.<br />
be credited and professional photographers • Stallion owners that are members in<br />
should have their credit hyperlinked to their<br />
site/e-mail.<br />
good standing may have an active link in their<br />
contact information. Non-members stallions<br />
• <strong>Horse</strong>s shown in photos used by the may have contact information listed if they<br />
IDHSNA for advertising the society or the<br />
breed should fall within these suggested<br />
guidelines:<br />
provide it, but will not have active links. Stallion<br />
link status will be reviewed and updated<br />
each year immediately following the date<br />
1. be registered with the IDHSNA in one of when memberships are considered lapsed.<br />
• It is the responsibility of the stallion<br />
owner/agent to provide photos and information<br />
for the website.<br />
• Newly approved stallions will be added<br />
to the website within 60 days after the following<br />
are complete:<br />
1. their inspection and approval<br />
2. all requirements necessary for the Registration<br />
Office to move them into the applicable<br />
studbook are met<br />
3. the stallion owner/agent has provided<br />
any and all information including photos (with<br />
applicable release) necessary for the website.<br />
It is the stallion owner/agent’s responsibility to<br />
provide information.<br />
BLARNEY:<br />
• Non-members may advertise in the<br />
Blarney as long as the IDHSNA Advertising<br />
Guidelines are followed.<br />
• An alphabetical list of all approved RID<br />
and RIDSH stallions on the IDHSNA studbooks<br />
shall be printed in each Blarney.<br />
SHOW PROGRAM:<br />
• Non-members may advertise in the<br />
National Show Program as long as the IDHSNA<br />
Advertising Guidelines are followed.<br />
REGIONAL WEBSITES/NEWSLETTERS:<br />
• Regions may post their own guidelines<br />
for website/newsletter advertising as long<br />
as they are not directly in conflict with the<br />
IDHSNA advertising content guidelines.<br />
ADVERTISING CONTACTS:<br />
Website Services<br />
Laurie Monroe (Eastern Time)<br />
idhsnaweb@grafxbylaurie.com<br />
(c) 352-445-1235<br />
Angela Dringman (Mountain Time)<br />
angelaidhsnaweb@aol.com<br />
(c) 208-6<strong>10</strong>-4354<br />
Blarney Layout/Design<br />
Laurie Monroe (Eastern Time)<br />
9885 NW 127th Court<br />
Ocala, FL 34482<br />
blarney@grafxbylaurie.com<br />
(c) 352-445-1235<br />
Page 42<br />
20<strong>10</strong> Yearbook <strong>Edition</strong> - T he Blarney
WORLD BREEDING FEDERATION SPORT HORSE RANKING - EVENTING<br />
HORSE RANK* SIRE DAM DAMSIRE<br />
compiled by Liz Freeman<br />
Vettori 1 Voltaire II (Dutch/NZWB) Silver Fern (unk) unk<br />
Neville Bardos 2 Muhayas xx Zambia xx xx<br />
Mandiba 3 Master Imp xx High Dolly (TBx) Chair Lift xx<br />
FRH Butts Abraxxas 4 Heraldik xx Kira-Annabell (HANN) Kronenkranich xx<br />
LA Biosthetique-Sam FBW 5 Stan the Man xx Halla (HANN) Heraldik xx<br />
Cool Mountain 6 Primitive Rising xx Ice Lolly (TBx) Idiots Delight xx<br />
Kirby Park Allofasudden 7 Rustic Amber xx Passionate xx Luskin Star xx<br />
Euroridings Butts Leon 8 Heraldik xx Lillian (HANN) Star Regent xx<br />
Nereo 9 Fines xx Berganza-17 (HANN) Golfi (HANN)<br />
Opposition Buzz <strong>10</strong> Fleetwater Opposition (TRAK) Jungle Bee (TBx) Java Tiger xx<br />
Top <strong>10</strong> horses with confirmed ID blood:<br />
ID bloodlines:<br />
Lenamore 17 Sea Crest (RID) Karinella xx Valiyar xx Sea Crest<br />
Grass Valley 36 Legal Pressure xx Connaught Gold (IDSH) Clover Hill (RID) Clover Hill<br />
Ashdale Cruise Master 38 Cruising (IDSH) Sly's Girl (IDSH) Master Imp xx Sea Crest, Clover Hill<br />
Zero Flight 45 Zero Watt xx Hillside Consul Flight (IDSH) Carroll's Flight (IDSH) Errigal<br />
<strong>The</strong> Only One 48 Duca di Busted xx Pride of Kildare (ID) Kildalton Son (RID) Kildalton Son, Skippy, Mountain View<br />
Tankers Town 54 Diamond Clover (RID) Money Gone West xx Bulldozer xx Clover Hill, King of Diamonds<br />
Mr. Cruise Control 56 Cruising (IDSH) Chia (TBx) Broussard xx Sea Crest<br />
Spring Along 71 Pallas Digion (IDSH) Miss Buck xx Master Buck xx Flagmount Boy, Gortlee<br />
Master Crusoe 72 Master Imp xx Slaney Cruise Diamond (IDSH) Cruising (IDSH) Sea Crest, King of Diamonds<br />
Sir Percival III 85 Puissance (IDSH) unk (Hungarian) unk (Hungarian) Diamonds are Trumps<br />
*out of 5065 horses earning FEI points in international eventing competitions through 18 October 20<strong>10</strong><br />
WORLD BREEDING FEDERATION SPORT HORSE RANKING - SHOWJUMPING<br />
HORSE RANK* SIRE DAM DAMSIRE<br />
Hickstead 1 Hamlet (KWPN) Jomara (KWPN) Ekstein (KWPN)<br />
Ulysse 2 Nonstop (BWP) Qarpado (BWP) Jus de Pomme (BWP)<br />
Silvana de Hus 3 Corland (HOL) Donate (KWPN) Widor (KWPN)<br />
Carlina 4 Carvallo (HOL) Calinka S (HOL) Landgraf I (HOL)<br />
Casall la Silla 5 Caretino (HOL) Kira XVII (HOL) Lavall I (HOL)<br />
Cedric 6 Chambertin (HOL) Cortina (HOL) Carolus (HOL)<br />
Cash 63 7 Carthago (HOL) V2 (HOL/HAN) Lavall II (HOL)<br />
Mylord Carthago*HN 8 Carthago (HOL) Fragance de Chalus (SF) Jalisco B (SF)<br />
Kellemoi de Pepita 9 Voltaire (HAN) Pepita du Parc (SF) Jalme des Mesnuls (SF)<br />
Cristallo <strong>10</strong> Caretino (HOL) Cambrina (HOL) Cicero (HOL)<br />
Top <strong>10</strong> horses with confirmed ID blood:<br />
ID bloodlines:<br />
Flexible 14 Cruising (IDSH) Flex (TBx) Safari xx Sea Crest<br />
Fresh Direct Kalico Bay <strong>10</strong>3 Limmerick (HOL) Missisle C (IDSH) Cruising (IDSH) Sea Crest<br />
Mo Chroi 188 Cruising (IDSH) Into the Blue (TBx) Mister Lord xx Sea Crest<br />
Dorada 193 Harlequin du Carel (SF) Cummer Beauty (IDSH) Clover Hill (RID) Clover Hill<br />
Gael Force 395 Cavalier Royale (HOL) unk King of Diamonds (RID) King of Diamonds<br />
World Cruise 445 Cruising (IDSH) Curragh Queen (IDSH) Clover Hill (RID) Sea Crest, Clover Hill<br />
<strong>Irish</strong> Independent Echo 470 Clover Echo (IDSH) Gifted (IDSH) Cavalier Royale (HOL) Clover Hill, King of Diamonds<br />
Calover 475 Cavalier (HOL) Kilmnamac Dawn (IDSH) Clover Hill (RID) Clover Hill, Golden Wonder<br />
Harristown Princess 555 Clover Flush (IDSH) Jasusa Kildalton (IDSH) Kildalton Gold (RID) Clover Hill, King of Diamonds, Merrygold<br />
Catballou 623 Ard Black Cat (IDSH) Laughton's Henrietta (IDSH) King Henry (RID) Clover Hill, King of Diamonds, Laughton<br />
*out of 3863 horses earning FEI points in international showjumping competition through 18 October 20<strong>10</strong><br />
WORLD BREEDING FEDERATION SPORT HORSE RANKING - DRESSAGE<br />
HORSE RANK* SIRE DAM DAMSIRE ID bloodlines<br />
Moorlands Totilas 1 Gribaldi (TRAK) Lominka (KWPN) Glendale (KWPN)<br />
Jerich Parzival 2 Jazz (KWPN) Fidora (KWPN) Ulft (KWPN)<br />
Mistral Hojris 3 Michellino (DWB) Virginia (KWPN) Ibsen (KWPN)<br />
Ravel 4 Contango (KWPN) Hautain (KWPN) Democraat (KWPN)<br />
Warum Nicht FRH 5 Weltmeyer (HAN) Winja (HAN) Wenzel (HAN)<br />
Hunter Douglas Sunrise 6 Singular Joter (HAN) Waidwerk (HAN) Werther (HAN)<br />
Salinero 7 Salieri (HAN) St. Pr. Luna (HAN) Lungau (HAN)<br />
IPS Painted Black 8 Gribaldi (TRAK) Litchy (KWPN) FERRO (KWPN)<br />
Satchmo 78 9 Sao Paulo (HAN) St. Pr. Legata (HAN) Legat (HAN)<br />
Augustin Old <strong>10</strong> August der Starke (OLD) Welnrubina (OLD) Rohdiamant (OLD)<br />
<strong>Horse</strong>s with ID blood:<br />
ID bloodlines:<br />
Komplete Kaos 354 Kingsway Diamond (RID) Almay (TBx) Imperial Seal xx King of Diamonds, Gortlee<br />
Claggan Roxy Music 549 Rakish Paddy (RID) Urcher Beauty xx Nelgonde xx Legaun Prince, Sunset Lad<br />
*out of 6<strong>10</strong> horses earning FEI points in international dressage competition through 18 October 20<strong>10</strong>
Walker’s <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s<br />
is pleased to announce<br />
AKA Gabriel<br />
2007 Bay Stallion<br />
•Temperament<br />
•Movement<br />
•Willingness<br />
•Bone<br />
•Bloodlines<br />
2009 Purebred<br />
IRISH DRAUGHT<br />
Champion NWSHBA<br />
2009 NWSHBA<br />
1st Dressage type<br />
2yr old class<br />
2009 Res. Ch. 2y/o<br />
IDHSNA YEA<br />
Standing: in 2011<br />
Private Treaty<br />
to approved Mares<br />
by Steeped In Luck RID<br />
Multi-Champion Dressage<br />
out of Ducal State Emblem RID<br />
Jim & Jess Walker<br />
jw.irishdraughts@yahoo.com<br />
208-6<strong>10</strong>-4869<br />
221 Maplewood Lane • Cocolalla, ID 83813<br />
e:mail jw.irishdraughts@yahoo.com<br />
web: www.walkersirishdraughts.com (in development)<br />
facebook: Walker’s <strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Draught</strong>s
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