February 2008 - The Parklander Magazine

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SPORTSHorseshow NewsThe December Parkland Open Show was a successfulevent for the entire Malachi Show Team, not to mentionthe long awaited “cooler” weather was greatly appreciated.Parkland resident Lauren Friendland and her stunninghorse, Dante, won the Huntseat 17 and Under GrandChampion award. Gianna Porcelli along with herhandsome horse, Kalif Moneit, won the ReserveChampion in the Huntseat 17 and Under division. DemiRae Brown and her beautifully turned out horse, Stetson,won Grand Champion in the Walk/Trot 11-17 division.Morgan Galper and Malachi’s Prism were ReserveChampion in the same division. It was a great schoolingshow for all who participated. Congratulations riders!Winter Break CampMalachi Acres had their annual horse-decorating contest during the winterbreak camp. The horses were beautiful and parents took great pleasure inwatching the parade as their children led their decorated horses during thejudging. Again, these magnificent horses were great sports!! The annualNew Years Day Open House was awesome with over 100 guests attending.Plenty of food and riding were enjoyed as the New Year was celebrated.Lauren and Dante, Grand ChampionsCATCH THE SPIRIT OF RIDING ATMALACHI ACRES“The Country in the City”• Boarding • Riding Lessons• Beginner to Advanced Classes (Ages 5-Adult)• Junior Equestrian Program on Saturdays, Holidays & Teacher Planning Days4-H ClubThe club members finally agreed upon a name for the 4-H Club. Theofficial name is “The Malachi Acres 4-Hr’s”.There were many more originalsuggestions but this club name was voted the favorite. Club officers andby-laws will be selected and established over the next several meetings.Theclub meetings are held the third Friday of every month from 6:00-8:00p.m.All children and teens from ages 8-18 are welcome to attend. Please e-mailDonice or Jeanine at malachiacres@bellsouth.net for more information.A HAPPY ANDHEALTHY NEWYEAR TO ALL!Right: Samantha, Kylieand The WINNER SoxBelow left: Sloane,Rebecca and Mindkhiour MatriarchBelow right: Starr andLexi with Arrow Santa118(954) 255-7185 • (954) 464-1239 mobile4701 Godfrey Rd, Coral Springs / ParklandPlease Visit Our Website At www.malachiacres.comFEBRUARY 2008
By Susan J. Sherman, EditorBasenji Wins Agility AwardsSPORTSDeborah and Perry Joslin,ten-year Parkland residents,live with their beloved“children”, Basenji’s Codyand Karly. Both dogshave competed in agilitycompetitions since they werevery young. Says Deborah;“Igot Cody into agility whenhe was two years old tochannel his energy intosomething positive.” Codyhas garnered an impressiveseven agility titles, and Karlyhas earned six.The Basenji is known as the “barkless African dog”. For centuries, and forreasons unknown, Basenji’s have not barked, but they are not mute — theyactually yodel or “baroo” quite loudly when they want their presence to beknown. They are proud, independent, highly active dogs, with a swiftgraceful gait like a small deer, which makes them a perfect breed for agilityand lure trials. Natural pack animals, they are sometimes aloof, but alsoexhibit strong affection for their family.First recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1943, the Basenji is avery old pure breed that is considered both a sight hound and a scenthound. In the Louvre museum in France sits a stone Basenji statue from apharaoh’s tomb, wearing the typical hunting bell.The statue is dated 5000BC. It is said that the noise of the wooden bell helped drive game into thehunter’s nets.Deborah’s Basenjis compete inmainly local agility trials, butshe and Cody were invited twoyears in a row to the prestigiousAKC Agility Invitational inCalifornia, where only the topfive breeds are honored. Thisyear, in one of the toughestdivisions of the competition,Cody scored 370 points out ofa total of 400. Deborah isproud of her boy — he placedin the top 50% of the 20-inchdivision. The finals will beaired on Animal Planet at 8p.m. on February 10th.Courtesy of Dog House Artsthe PARKLANDER119
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