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SPORTALOOSA Quarterly Buckledown Hollywood $1,000 Sportaloosa Video Foal Futurity Champion!
Sportaloosa International - www.sportaloosa.com
Photo courtesy Tanya Bawden
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Now at stud in Londonderry, NSW Contact Derek Reed Phone 0407 894 706 Email somethingjazzy@dodo.com.au
CA Encore - colt by Something Jazzy from First Audition
4 times Appaloosa National Reining Champion 2008 National Grand Champion Appaloosa halter stallion Proven sire of champions including champion foal 2009 Sportaloosa video futurity Stud fee: $850, plus vet, shipment or agistment, costs will vary. Shipped semen prefered, frozen also may be available.
CA Entourage - colt by Something Jazzy from First Audition - winner of the 2009 Sportaloosa Video Foal Futurity
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Foal futurity, video trip & auction As we head towards our 4th birthday, we’re delighted to have had 14 entries in the annual foal futurity, judged by Ian Francis, and to have divvied up a prize pool of $1,000 between the first four placegetters. Thanks again to all entrants on a great competition. Preparation for Equitana and Equidays is well underway and we’ve seen and approved Horse Talk TV’s segment on Sportaloosas, to be screened later this year. Kiwi Sportaloosa will have video camera in hand ready to tackle another Sportaloosa video trip immediately after Equitana. It’s currently a 3-state visit: Victoria, South Australia and NSW and she’ll try hard to get to as many stallions as possible. The cost for Sportaloosa stallion owners is $150 (NZD) plus share of travel, which includes individual video, photos, inclusion in the 2013 Sportaloosa stallion DVD, promotion of videos on our web site and plenty more. We’ve managed so much promotion for the stallions filmed during the last trip, simply because we had good quality video footage available, that we really recommend taking part! Late this year, we’ll also be running another exciting Sportaloosa auction. This is a stunning opportunity to draw a heap of attention to quality spotted horses for sale, so stand by for more details. Until next time
Petra and Samantha
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Contacts In Australia, USA or Europe, contact Samantha McAuliffe Post PO Box 101 Manilla (near Tamworth) NSW 2346, Australia Phone In Australia: 02 6743 3533 Outside Australia: + 61 2 6743 3533 Email samantha@sportaloosa.com In New Zealand, contact Petra Davidson Post 1165 Whangaripo Valley Road RD2 Wellsford 0972, New Zealand Phone In NZ: 09 423 9552 (evenings) Outside NZ: + 64 9 423 9552 Email petra@sportaloosa.com
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Video futurity results
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Interesting DNA testing results
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Sportaloosa video trip
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Announcing the Sportaloosa photo competition
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Sportaloosas out & about
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Sportaloosas on Horse Talk TV
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Do’s and don’ts for starting the jumping horse
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10 habits of competent riders
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What kind of a spot?
Cover photo - Buckledown Hollywood - 2012 Video Foal Futurity Champion. Photo courtesy Tanya Bawden. We always need great photos; please email to petra@sportaloosa.com or post to one of the addresses above. Thank you!
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Welcome to new members and stud prefixes
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Let’s Ride achievements
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Kerrinna Sweetin My T Studbook Two stallion Prince’s Tyson Kemal Tysons Pride Kemal Kopys Kutie Leo Geronimo Sweet Georgia Brown (AQHA) Miss Tequila Classy youngsters for sale now; take a look at sportaloosa.com
Contact Phone Email Location
Wayne Lacy 03 5855 2581 wl.buckledown@gmail.com Merrigum, Victoria, Australia
Proud sire of the 2012 $1,000 Video Foal Futurity Champion Buckledown Hollywood!
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2012 $1,000 Sportaloosa video futurity results Sportaloosa International is delighted to announce the results of the third annual Sportaloosa $1,000 video foal futurity. 14 foals from Australia and New Zealand vied for the top spot, under the eye of legendary Australian horseman and competitor Ian Francis. Congratulations to winners and entrants! See the entries on Sportaloosa TV - www.youtube.com/sportaloosa (more to come as videos come back from judging).
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Buckledown Hollywood - Kerrinna Sweetin My T x Twisted In Hollywood, bred and entered by Buckledown Stud, Vic
Reserve Cha mpion
FHS Moves Like Jagger - McDreamy x TC Colidas Ginger Spice, bred and entered by Flying Horse Stud, Whakatane, NZ 3rd Shoshoni Chaska - Cayuse Blizzard-O-Lena x Shoshoni Montana, bred and entered by Shoshoni Appaloosas, NSW 4th Concentric - Concenting (AQHA) x Appydale’s Lily Infewsion, bred and entered by Australian Coloured Performance Horses, QLD 5th Cayuse Tintagel - Lori’s Flashpoint Af Lyn x Cayuse Cornish Storm, bred and entered by Cayuse Sportaloosas, NSW 6th Cayuse Chat Me Up - Cayuse Chatta Lena x Cayuse Skip’s Stinger, bred by Cayuse Sportaloosas, NSW, entered by owner Denise Connolly 6 of 41
MOONSHADOW
Registered Sportaloosa pony stallion Sportaloosa Pony Studbook Two # 216
Sire Elder Moonbug (Palouse) Dam Limelight (Palouse)
This eye catching Palouse Pony stallion has a temperament to die for and he passes it on to his foals. Not available at public stud but please call or visit to see foals available for sale.
CONTACT Sandy Beardmore - Stony Downs Stud, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Phone 06 752 4039
Email stonydowns@clear.net.nz
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g n i t s e t A N D It’s wonderful to see Sportaloosa stallion owners taking advantage of genetic testing to determine whether or not there are any disorders lurking, that need to be managed. We’re recording any DNA results sent through to us in the Sportaloosa studbook, so we can keep an accurate record that interested breeders can access. Here are a few of the most recent results: • Kerry Hartmann’s stallion Yallawa Timeless Dream has tested negative for PSSM1, as have Skip’s Supreme, Lori’s Flashpoint Af Lyn, Cayuse Blizzard-O-Lena, Yallawa Bound For Stardom and Cayuse Chatta Lena
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Several mares at Cayuse Sportaloosas, with very minimal colour, have tested LPLP (two copies of the LP gene). A much quicker way to know for sure than breeding a mare for 20 years!
Excitingly, a test for LP - the ‘appaloosa’ gene is available through Animal Genetics in Florida, USA. This isn’t a test for the actual LP mutation (that’s still to come) but it should be close to 100% accurate. Many horses won’t need to be tested for LP, because their physical appearance makes it obvious whether they carry one or two copies. Others fall squarely into the ‘maybe’ bracket and it’s here that you truly see the value of this new test. Some interesting results: • Skip’s Supreme has tested LPlp (one copy of the LP gene), as has the young filly Mighty Enticing. The physical appearance of both of these horses suggests they were likely to have 2 copies.
The spectacular Sportaloosa stallions ad for Horse Deals magazine’s stallions at stud issue. 9 of 41
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The second great Sportaloosa video trip - November 2012 Our star videographer will be in Australia in late-November 2012 to attend Equitana in Melbourne. She’ll have her high definition video camera in hand and is available to film as many stallions as she can squeeze into her schedule. She’ll be available to film other breeds as well (but as you’d expect, there’s a really special deal for Sportaloosa members). She’s currently down to travel through Victoria, South Australia and NSW and she’s not daunted by distance so please don’t hesitate to register your interest.
What you get • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
a top quality video representation of your stallion as he really is, illustrating his best qualities as seen at the time he’s filmed skilled equine videographer at your farm (or selected location) top quality video camera a very steady hand a keen eye for the right setting a critical approach to editing, ensuring only the most complimentary footage makes it to the final cut accompanying royalty-free music final video supplied on DVD (3 copies - more available on request) and loaded to YouTube and available for you to display on your web site (how to instructions provided or we can do this for you) and promoted on YouTube, so people searching for your type of stallion can find him and any still photos taken during filming and most importantly, an immense amount of care taken to produce the best possible finished product it it’s not right, we’ll edit again
Super special for Sportaloosa stallions promoted on the Sportaloosa stallion showcase •
all this plus promotion on Sportaloosa TV and on your Sportaloosa stallion showcase listing $150 NZD (that’s worth a little less than the Australian dollar) plus share of travel
All other stallions $300 NZD (that’s worth a little less than the Australian dollar) plus share of travel
Other options if you’d like more stallions, foals or mares filmed, or are keen for a stud promotion video, just ask.
Register your interest (no obligation) Email petra@sportaloosa.com with your location and let her know you’re keen to have your stallion (or stallions/studs/foals or more) filmed and she’ll be back to you promptly. No question too small or silly!
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Cayuse Paratrooper
s s o r C uces e l b u o D ly introd proud Cayuse Paratrooper is a full and half brother to national/ state champions. A very athletic calm minded stallion, used for rough country stockwork. He has plenty of cowsense and great paces to ride all day. He’s a champion stallion in the showring and an ideal sire for an allrounder for all the family, pony club, campdraft, timed events, dressage and jumping with a calm easy to train nature.
First year at public stud, introductory fee $500, agistment and vet at cost. Mr Chairman Mighty Storm Song (USA - dec) Mighty Wind Song Cayuse Fewsion Cayuse Few Moon Pablos Legend
Now at stud in Bobinawarrah, Victoria - Contact Sue Bond - Phone +61 3 5727 3449
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SPORTALOOSA PHOTO COMPETITION - OPEN TO ALL! 1st prize
$250 plus being featured on the cover of the 2013 Sportaloosa calendar plus winner receives 5 2013 Sportaloosa calendars (valued at $20 each)
2nd prize
$150 plus photo in calendar plus 3 calendars
3rd prize
$100 plus photo in calendar plus 2 calendars
Bonus prize
for the highest awarded photo taken by a Sportaloosa member. Closing date for entries - 28 September 2012 Winner announced 1 October
Photos to be in colour,either posted in or e-mail jpeg 3-5MB. Photos judged on their overall appeal and presenting the spotted horse favourably to the general public Can enter as many photos as you like All photos become property of Sportaloosa International for promotion purposes. Winning photo will be front cover of the 2013 Sportaloosa calendar Placegetters will feature in calendar too, credits given to photographer. Provide a caption for photo if possible. A Professional photographer will judge the photos. Send entries to Sportaloosa International ,PO.Box 101,Manilla NSW 2346 E-Mail to sportaloosa@bigpond.com (1 at a time please). 13 of 41
Palousa San Sebastian
WORLD CLASS DRESSAGE & JUMPING PEDIGREE, FULL BLACK LEOPARD SPOTTED STALLION San Remo (Wolkentanz) x Palousa Caprice (Gribaldi)
Location UK Contact Elsa Strandberg Email strart@globalnet.co.uk
Phone +44 7 7330 98831
Champion British Sportshorse Grading 2009
www.dressagestuds.com
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PineRow Dat’s A Goer doing pretty much everything at the 2012 Tasmanian Appaloosa championship show
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t u o b a & t u o s a s o o l a t r o Sp Diane Johnston and Yallawa Playful Times (right)
Jenny Glencross and Ermine Surprise (below) have been busy at showjumping clinics... hopefully competition is on the horizon!
What an awesome haul for the grand old Joker’s Deputy in the ApHANZ end of year high point awards.... High Point Senior Horse Western Trail Runnerup Senior Western Pleasure High Point Senior Western Riding High Point Senior Western Reining High Point Senior Horse Working Cowhorse High Point Performance Gelding High Point Amateur for National Show
Congratulations to Barbara Woods on reaching the 100 hours in the saddle mark aboard Arny’s Bad Moon Arizin. Great work Barb.
Abbey Wooster and Cayuse Global Warrior
Big congratulations to Dep and his owner Bronwyn Preston!
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Amy Gorey riding Cayuse Madam Dazzle (wearing her Ride a Sportaloosa polo shirt) Right - Sue Todd riding Shalacy Bear competed successfully at the Manilla Muster Endurance ride. She is on track with her training and aiming to compete at the famed Shahzada Ride! Plus, Vince McAuliffe and Chatta Lena made the top ten at the Upper Horton Campdraft in the maiden section (110 entries) scoring 84 full course and 22 cutout. 18 of 41
n a z z u Wap now standing in Platteville, WI, USA 15.3 hh true coal black, snowcap blanket stallion Sire: Wap Spotted (deceased) ApHC Hall of Fame Dam: JustGotMePuzzled
CONTACT Joy Carr Sunset Ranch Appaloosas Phone (608) 732-6855 sunset-ranch-appys@hotmail.com
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Sportaloosas coming to a TV screen near you! Sportaloosa International is very proud to be included in series 3 of Horse Talk TV. Each episode of series 3 features a different breed in a special Road Test A Breed segment and there will be plenty of spots to be seen! We’ve picked from the very best photos and video we have available to showcase the wonderful athletic spotted horse to the equestrian public and we really hope you enjoy it. Series 3 of Horse Talk TV will kick off on Saturday 15th September on the digital channel 4ME in Australia. Channel 74 - QLD, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth Channel 64 - Regional NSW, VIC, ACT, Gold Coast See www.television4me.com.au for more information New Zealand and USA still to be advised.
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Nnamtrah Appaloosas/Sportaloosas ion als p ham ation C d ran oosa N G rve ppal e s Re lion A l Sta 1 201
Yallawa Timeless Dream
The Test Of Time (USA) x Bar Vee Montoyas Dream
Ron and Kerry Hartmann • Tamworth, NSW • Phone 02 67670370 • Email tongo@mysoul.com.au More photos, pedigrees and video on our web site
nnamtrahappaloosas.webs.com
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Some Do’s and Don’t For Starting Your Young Jumping Horse • • •
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Don’t consider any obstacle under 60cm as a jump,it is a test of obedience for your horse to go where you send it For a horse to jump with rythmn and balance it must have it in the canter before you ever go near a jump. Do teach your horse horse to jump on a loose rein, he can then develop the rhythm and freedom of head and neck,It is the horses job to take off,watch what he’s doing and look after his own legs. If you have to “create a canter” and maufacture balance then unfortunately your horse has no talent,these must be natural for a good horse. For riders it is good to learn to stand up in your stirrups and balance there at the walk,trot and canter.Whe you stand in your stirrups your pelvis is in balance over the horses’s wither which is perfect,same as jockeys on racehorses with their short stirrups! It is a fallacy that ‘you lean forward over a jump’! When you lean the top of your body forward your backside goes out the back which equals no shift in balance. If you concentrate on being balanced and giving clear messages to your horse he can perform.
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Ace High Appaloosa Stud presents g n o s ind
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Mighty Windsong is a black roan, snowcap blanketed Appaloosa stallion. Athletic and active with very quick responses, he is the ideal sire of performance Appaloosas. At 14.3hh he is a superb cross with Thoroughbred mares for added height, while retaining the athletic ability and fabulous temperament he shows in abundance. A multi-champion at halter, Mighty Windsong’s conformation, presence, versatility and teachable temperament are just what you’re looking for in a stallion. His colour producing ability is an added bonus. An information pack, including a service contract, is available on request, and his service fee is just $360 plus GST. Live foal guarantee.
For more information, contact Dave and Jean Gant 214 Bruce Road, Levin Phone 06 368 1988 E-mail dw-jm.gant@inspire.net.nz
NZ’s ultimate working bred Appaloosa
ENRICHED
Imp in utero
Roc O’Lena (QH) by Doc O’Lena Ric O’Lena (dec) Shiloh’s Trinity Sue by Trinity Day Mighty Gay Bar GG (USA) by Mighty Bright (Hall of Fame) Cayuse Mighty Enchanting Cayuse Mighty Bobsong x Mighty Storm Song (USA)
Photo at 3 years by Sportaloosa International
Now at stud in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand Contact - Sheena Martin Phone - 06 838 6949
Email - sheenamartin@xtra.co.nz
www.arawood.co.nz
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Ten habits of competent riders We can all think of a rider we know who seems to always do well, has calm, happy horses and steadily improves their horse’s physical and mental state in an almost effortless manner. We watch and admire from afar but in fact, we can all stand to learn from their regular habits and “way of being” in order to develop our own horse riding mantra. 1. Persistence: good riders are willing to try, try again. They know that there will be more rides, more days and the slow and steady approach always wins the “race”. 2. Open-mindedness: good riders know there is something to be learned from everyone, even if to see proof of why NoT to do something. These riders are not discipline racist and are always aware that good riding is good riding, regardless of the saddle or style. 3. Patience: good riders are willing to wait to reap the rewards. They know that even if something falls apart today, there will be more days to come and small steps, even backward, are more beneficial than quick fixes or shortcuts. 4. Quitting: this may seem counter-intuitive but good riders quit while they’re ahead. They ride for short periods of time to their highest ability then call it a day. They seem to intuitively know when enough is enough. 5. Effectiveness: good riders seek maximum effectiveness with minimum harm. They make every step count and they resist overriding the horse for the sake of performance. 6. Self-improvement: good riders regularly seek to upgrade their riding skills and general horse education. They are willing to spend time, money and humility in the quest for constant self-improvement. 7. Seeing the big picture: good riders enjoy the “work” and the path as much as they do the goal achievement. They know that each day and each step is as important as the other and is a nature progression in development. 8. Role models: good riders know good riding when they see it and seek to surround themselves with those who will not only help them improve on a riding level but also on a more personal and inspirational level as well. 9. Problem solving: good riders can trouble shoot through problems to come to gratifying solutions. They have many tools and know there is more than one way to approach a situation. They are always willing to try new things. 10. Horse listeners: good riders are expert horse listeners! They are sensitive to the feedback from their horses and adjust their responses accordingly.
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Cayuse A Grand Illusion
Now standing in North East Victoria Contact Anita Prowse 0409 953 345 anita.horses@gmail.com Photo courtesy Petra Davidson
Skip’s Supreme Foals by this awesome stallion for sale this season...
(imp USA)
HYPP N/N PSSM1 N/N Herda not applicable
Phone Petra on 09 423 9552 Wellsford, New Zealand
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What kind of a spot? Q How do you describe this patch, which appears on a horse with an Appaloosa sire and dam.
clearly defined edges - here are examples of each, so you can see what I mean:
A These spots are a
Frame overo minimals do have a spot or two on the side of the body, but it’s not round, and it’s sharply defined...
coat pattern variant that occurs on some Appaloosas. Since they only happen infrequently, they are a bit of a surprise when they show up. I call them “snowball spots”, since they look like big clumps of the more familiar snowflakes that some Appaloosas get as they roan.
Splashed white “comes up from below” and involves a lot of face white when levels of expression are high enough to produce a body spot...
However, snowball spots differ from snowflake roaning, in that they are present from birth. Sometimes, they are mistaken for “paint” markings, but this they are not. They are simply patches on the body where LP’s action is expressed very strongly. One way to confirm this is to DNA test the horse for all the known “paint” pattern mutations - but truly, there is no need if the spot(s) are typical snowball spots. One can tell by visual comparison what is probably occurring, and save a pile of $$! Here are some phenotype-based observations that support the classification of snowball spots as “appaloosa specific” patterns, and not “paint” markings. White spots caused by frame overo, splashed white or tobiano all tend to have crisp,
Tobiano white spotting always crosses the spine, and involves the legs, usually all four...
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Snowball spots don’t look like this - they have roany, soft edges. While it is true that some sabino-type spotting patterns have softer, roany edges, the spots are not round, as they are in the case of snowball spots. This is an important difference, as is the location of these spots. Also - the horse you posted a picture of doesn’t show any white leg markings at all - one could not possibly categorize it as having extensive sabino patterning!
To illustrate, here’s a picture of a Tennessee Walking Horse with sabino spotting (probably sabino-1):
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Stacking the odds of colour in your favour Appaloosa Project videos These must-see seminars were developed by the Appaloosa Project in conjunction with Sportaloosa International and are free to view for all Sportaloosa members.
Part one In this part, you’ll learn about the ‘appaloosa’ gene LP, its physical characteristics and how it’s inherited.
As you can see, this TWH has a lot of leg and face white, and its side spots are NOT round!
Finally, the location of snowball spots is not typical of any known “paint” spotting patterns. Snowballs are usually on the side of the body, and while frame overo spots are expressed on the side, they are neither round nor fuzzy edged...
Part two This part deals with pattern genes and the role they play in producing appaloosa coat patterns.
Though we do not know the specific conditions that cause them, snowball spots are likely produced by some sort of modifier - either genetic or environmental. Response courtesy Sheila Archer - the Appaloosa Project www.appaloosaproject.info
Part three The final part covers the relationship between Congenital Stationary Night Blindness (CSNB) and the LP gene, including tips for managing CSNB in affected appaloosa horses.
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Cayuse Mighty Outrageous Multi National and State Appaloosa Champion Halter and Performance. Bronze medallion in halter & Hunter Under Saddle and Registers of Merit in Hacking & Bridle Path Hack. Silver Medallion in dressage. Stud fee: $800 + agistment, vet costs etc. AI available
At stud in South East Queensland, Australia Contact OUTRAGEOUS PERFORMANCE HORSES - Tom and Leane Williams Phone+ 61 7 5426 8825 or 0423 317 826 Email outrageoushorses@bigpond com
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Lewisville Appaloosas
Warren & Ann Lewis - Woodend,Victoria Phone: (03) 5427 1681 - Fax: (03) 5427 1856
Home of Cayuse Confewsion Cayuse Fewsion (dec) x Tiny Drift (QH)
Proud sire of the 2011 $1,000 Sportaloosa Video Futurity winner CA Hail Confewsious. Congratulations to Debra Bawden on a great win!
LV Lane Frost Skip’s Supreme (imp USA/exp NZ) x Cayuse A Little Confewsed
National, State and Futurity Champion R.O.M. Reining R.O.M. Trail R.O.M. General Performance
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Multi-champion colt at halter Photo at 27 months by Ev Lagoon
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Ric O’Lena x Cayuse Skip N On Ice by Skip’s Supreme N/N for HYPP, Herda & PSSM1
Ice’s pedigree is full of names to brag about and he is a looker to boot. Being a Palomino fewspot, we expect Ice will produce loads of colour including dilutes in a full range of coat patterns. Blessed with a stunningly thick, wavy mane & tail, Ice really looks like a fairytale horse when all scrubbed up. He’s quick on his feet and can turn on a dime. Ice is now freshly broken and is showing promise for numerous sports including reining, cutting and campdrafting. Ice has a kind, gentle nature and a relaxed, sensible disposition. He is handled by the whole family and is an absolute pleasure to own.
Shoshoni Appaloosas - Tamworth, NSW
Jason & Natalie Wilkinson 02 676 42331
www.shoshoniappaloosas.webs.com
Double A Ariki Pii Hui Born in 2003, this brown blanketed stallion stands 16hh and has an exceptional temperament.
Colida Lad Colidas Jet Set Hazel Hancock Southbound McCue Sunrise Southern Cross
Sunspots Goin To Be An Ace
Sunrise Personality
Colida Lowry Girl Hancocks Pepper Bo Mitze Dominos Speckled Prince Sheila F
Wiley’s Mt Baker Flicka Plaudit Flash Fox Deck O Lisa
Ara Awa Delta Ace
Morgans Jaguar Bonnie Ann R Plaudit Silver Fox Saguaro Quick Step Deck Bar Tacos Moana Lisa Hollywood Plaudit
Ara Awa Apusski Dusky
Plaudit Silver Fox
Miss Hancock
Jacobs Sunset Princess Hancocks Pepper Sunkiss
Double A Appaloosas David & Lynne Adkins
Amberley, New Zealand
Phone 03 314 8412
Mobile 0274 325 889
www.doubleaappaloosas.co.nz
Email dadkins@scorch.co.nz
PR APP SAV O AL A U O N D O N LY S A PR A S H ES TU EN D TS
Cayuse Mighty Windstorm
Standing at Equivet Australia Equine Breeding Centre 30th Sept to 30 Nov 2012
Fresh, chilled and frozen semen will be available within Australia, and frozen available to international breeders. BOOKINGS MUST BE MADE BY 30 SEPT. Registered Sportaloosa and Appaloosa stallion.
LFG Service fee is $1500 LFG, includes first collection. Contact Valmai Jones Phone 08 89644555 Email srs@activ8.net.au savannahappaloosaanddroughtmasterstud.com
Delatite Park
APPALOOSAS Mighty Storm Song (imp/dec) Cayuse Mighty McJames
presents Cayuse Bradford
$800 plus vet fees Progeny for sale
Bendigo, Victoria Merv 0428 510 152 mervt@exemail.com.au www.delatitepark.com
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Issue Two, 2012
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LET’S RIDE 500 HOURS CLUB Karen Fischer On Kerrinna Sie My Affair, Oregon Park Sophie Stekat, Kerrinna Sweet Shakira, Kerrinna My Shakin Affair
LET’S RIDE 250 HOURS CLUB
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Diane Johnston On Yallawa Playful Times
LET’S RIDE 100 HOURS CLUB Tamar Baker On Skipa Clu Betty Boop & Danneker I See Spots
Louise Dalby On Etched In Time
Beatrice Foster On Jake
Lee Mannix On MVA Ideal Dier
Samantha McAuliffe On Cayuse A Grand Illusion, Sign of a Storm, Slow Lopin Joe, Ruby’s Song
Susan Sargent On Magic Sun Dancer, Yallawa Fashion Princess
Lisa Oswald On Zippers Dynasty, Jack Suede, McDreamy
Eileen Oswald On Jack Suede
Melanie Torr On Cayuse Isobel Anne
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Barbara Woods On Arny’s Bad Moon Arizin 37 of 41
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