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2019 Directory


ILQHA 2019 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORSPresident

John Boxell 16285 Briarwood Trace Auburn, IL 62615-9534

[email protected]

Vice President Barb Gibson

895 N. County Road 1500 E Tuscola, IL 61953

630-338-3383 IQHA phone [email protected]

Secretary/Treasurer Pat Fewell P.O. Box 8

22044 E. Co. Rd. 920 N. Ashmore, IL 61912

217-232-8483 [email protected]

Past President Lowell Osterbur 2115 CR 1200 E

Champaign, IL 61822-9437 217-493-6850 cell

[email protected]

Regional Vice President - North Kat Zelnio

4810 12th Avenue Moline, IL 61265


Regional Vice President - Central Connie McLaughlin

15238 Nokomis Road Nokomis, IL 62075 217-825-8763 cell

[email protected]

Region #3 Valerie Kearns P.O. Box 7233

Grayslake, IL 60030 847-343-0986

[email protected]

Region #4 Cami Van Aiken

520 West Huron Unit 610 Chicago, IL 60654


Region #5 J. Gene Schmidt

P.O. Box 142 Mt. Pulaski, IL 62548-0142


Regional Vice President - South Kandi Lane

739 County Road 650 E Toledo, IL 62468

217-849-5233 217-294-3986

[email protected]

Region #1 Jeff Greaves

1104 N. W. 5th Ave. Galva, IL 61434

309-854-2867 cell [email protected]

Region #2 Lynda Danielson

1883 N. 1475 Road Streator, IL 61364


Region #6 Penny Boyer

19465 E. 1670 Road Marshall, IL 62441


Region #7 Karen Boxell

16285 Briarwood Trace Auburn, IL 62615-9534

[email protected]

Region #8 Brad Dohm

1152 Lincoln Park Drive Decatur, IL 62522


Region #9 Tanna D.Suits

1550 County Road 3200 N Rantoul, IL 61866


Region #10 Chris Arentsen

P.O. Box 31 587 N. Jackson

Trenton, IL 62293 618-623-9450

[email protected]

Region #11 Jake Lane

739 County Road 650 E Toledo, IL 62468

217-849-5233 217-841-3532 cell

[email protected]

Region #12 Stephanie Speiser

212 Rattlesnake Road Murphysboro, IL 62966


AQHA Past President Johne Dobbs

3025 Village Ridge Drive Gastonia, NC 28056 217-254-5261 cell

AQHA Director Mary Hannagan 2451 CR 2800 N

Penfield, IL 61847 217-377-2258

[email protected]

Youth Director Brad Kearns

P.O. Box 7076 Grayslake, IL 60030


Recreational Ride Hour Program Directors Heidi A. Coop

1475 Collins Road Oswego, IL 60543


Vickie Wheeler

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GORDYVILLE USA 2205 COUNTY ROAD 3000 N (State Highway 136), GIFFORD, IL 61847

OFFICE 217-568-7117 FAX 217-568-7376

JULY 5,6,7 12-14 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION 18-21 GORDYVILLE CLASSIC FUTURITY & SHOOTOUT 4 AQHA SHOWS & 2 LLQHA APPROVED AQHA SHOWS

AUGUST 2-4 GOLD BUCKLE POA FUTURITY 9-11 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION 16-18 MIDWEST REINING NRHA HORSE SHOW 23 GORDYVILLE FARM EQUIPMENT SALE-OUTSIDE 9AM 24 GORDYVILLE FARM EQUIPMENT SALE-INSIDE 9AM 31 IL PAINT HORSE SHOWS SEPTEMBER 1 IL PAINT HORSE SHOWS 7,8 13-15 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION 20-22 IL FUTURITY & 4 AQHA HORSE SHOWS 24-28 PONIES OF AMERICA FUTURITY SHOW & SALE

OCTOBER 5/6 ILLINOIS PAINT HORSE FUTURITY SHOW 11-13 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION 18-20 ILLINOIS NBHA BARREL RACE 26/27 DOUBLE B BARREL BASH

NOVEMBER 1,2,3 IPRA CENTRAL REGION FINALS RODEO & TRADE SHOW 8-10 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION16,17 23/24 GIFFORD STATE BANK CRAFT SHOW 29,30,Dec 1 GORDYVILLE TURKEY RUN AQHA SHOWS

DECEMBER 7/8 1 5TH ANNUAL GORDYVILLE ANTIQUE SHOW 13-15 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION 21/2225 MERRY CHRISTMAS

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: GORDYVILLE, LLC

WWW.GORDYVILLEUSA.COM 2205 CR 3000 N, PO Box 490, Gifford, IL 61847 | PHONE: 217-568-7117 | FAX: 217-568-7376

JANUARY 5 Standardbred Horse Sale11-13 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION17,18,19 TRACTOR PULL (whatssmokin.net)30,31 MIDWEST EQUIPMENT DEALERS AG EXPO27/28 BLACKHAWK APPALOOSA HORSE SHOW

FEBRUARY 2, 3 8-10 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION14-17 GORDYVILLE/LLQHA AQHA 6 HORSE SHOWS19-22 DRAFT HORSE SALE (19-PM TACK AND PENWOOD FEED SOCIAL @6:00) (20- TACK; 4PM PREVIEW, 21-22 PERCHERON & BELGIAN 8 AM)

MARCH 1 Gordyville Farm Equipment auction outside 9am 2 Gordyville Consignment auction inside 9am 8-10 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION16-19 Gordyville/ILQHA Spring AQHA shows -6 shows22-24 ILQHYA "Lil Abe" 4 AQHA shows30, 31

APRIL 6,7 ARABIAN HORSE SHOW9? Rantoul FFA Farm Day Show & Tell @ Gordyville12-14 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION16 COACHES VS. CANCER20/21 ILLINOIS PAINT HORSE SHOW 27, 28 Get Spotted ILLINOIS APPALOOSA HORSE SHOW MAY 4/5 MIDWEST REINING NRHA HORSE SHOW10-12 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION18/1924-26 NBHA REGIONAL CHAMPION BARREL RACE

JUNE 1/2 BLACKHAWK APPALOOSA HORSE SHOW7-9 GORDYVILLE FLEA MARKET & AUCTION14-16 CENTRAL STATES MINIATURE & PONY SHOW22/23 2 AQHA shows for lLQHA29, 3028/29 HOLIDAY SORTING & HORSE SALE

(TENTATIVE SCHEDULE- check www.gordyvilleusa.com for updates)

2019 CALENDAR OF EVENTS


LAND OF LINCOLN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION

Great Shows! Great people! Great Awards! LLQHA Tentative Show Dates:

Gordyville - Feb. 14-17, 2019 Gordyville Shoot Out - July, 201950+ Illinois and Wisconsin shows approved for LLQHA points!

Need more information? Contact Luann Meyer at 708-479-9369 [email protected] or go to www.LLQHA.org

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2019 LLQHA Membership Application

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO L.L.Q.H.A.

NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY: STATE: ZIP: COUNTY: _____

HOME PHONE #: EMAIL: ________________

CELL PHONE #: __________________________________

YOUTH NAMES/BIRTH DATE (18 & UNDER ONLY) ___________________________________________________

$30.00 Family MembershipFor parents and their children (18 & under). If a youth is the person showing, but the horse is owned by the parents, a family membership is necessary for that person to be eligible for year-end awards.

$25.00 Single MembershipFor any person, adult or youth, who shows and owns his/her own horse.

My Trainer is:(Trainer receives complimentary membership if at least 3 clients join LLQHA)

HORSE NOMINATION

Horse(s) Name: AQHA# Exhibitor(s):

Horse Blanket Size Jacket Size:

Please attach paper with additional horses and or exhibitors or download expanded form from the LLQHA website.Mail To: L.L.Q.H.A. % Luann Meyer 17132 Winding Creek Dr. Orland Park IL 60467-6004

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Illinois Quarter Horse Association Stallion Service

Auction and Breeders’ Futuritywww.ilqha.com

The SSA is open to any AQHA registered stallion or jockey club stallion.

Proceeds from the SSA are distributed and allocated to the breeders’ futurity as funds for the open, non-pro and breeders’ divisions for weanlings,

yearlings, two year olds and three year olds.

The purpose of the IQHA breeders’ futurity is to promote, exhibit and showcase american quarter horses resulting from all illinois quarter horse association members breeding programs.

If you are a stallion owner, please consider nominating your stallion to our SSA. Thank you to all stallion owners who have donated your stallion’s service in our past auctions. We really do appreciate it. Visit our ILQHA website to download the contract and information sheet to officially nominate your stallion.

Nominations/questions: contact the ILQHA futurity secretary, Connie McLaughlin at 217/825-8763 or via e-mail at [email protected].

Thank you to all the mare owners who have purchased stallion service breedings via our SSA. It is your support that is providing this organization the opportunity for a successful SSA/Futurity Program. If there is a certain stallion that you are interested in breeding to and would like to have him in our SSA, please advise Connie McLaughlin. Live auction bids start at one-half of the advertised breeding fee or $300, whichever is greater, plus $50. Private treaty fees start at $350.

Closed breeders’ futurity entries for halter and performance classes are limited to mare purchasers through our SSA and stallion owners, whose stallion’s service sells through our SSA. The ILQHA breeders’ futurity is held the third weekend of September.

Purse payout: closed breeders’ = 50%; non-pro = 40%; and, open = 10%

Come and join us by promoting your stallion and/or to breed your mare and have the opportunity to participate in our breeders’ futurity show.


ARTICLE I PURPOSE

Section 1: Promotion of the Quarter Horse

The purpose of the corporation shall be to promote the American Quarter Horse in the State of Illinois. To achieve this purpose the Corporation shall conduct itself in harmony with the policies and activities of the American Quarter Horse Association (hereinafter referred to as the “AQHA”)

Section 2: Activities of Corporation

Among the activities in which the Corporation shall endeavor in order to achieve its purposes shall include, but shall not be limited to:

a. Promoting interest in the public, and the members of the Corporation, in riding, breeding, raising, training, exhibiting and racing of the American Quarter Horse, and

b. Education of the public and the members of the Corporation in proper and safe methods in doing the acts described in Paragraph 1, and

c. Organizing, promoting and sanctioning competitive events for Quarter Horses and their owners.

ARTICLE II REGISTERED AGENTS

The Corporation shall have and continuously maintain in this State a registered office and a registered agent whose office is identical with such registered office. The Secretary of the Corporation shall serve as the registered agent.

ARTICLE III FISCAL YEAR

The fiscal year of the Corporation shall be contiguous with the calendar year.

ARTICLE IV MEMBERSHIP

Section 1: Classes of Membership

The Corporation shall have two classes of members. Designation of such classes and the qualifications of members for such class shall be as follows:

a. Resident Members. Membership shall be open to any legally recognizable entity whose principal residence or principal place of business is within the state of Illinois.

b. Non-Resident Members. Membership shall be open to any legally recognizable entity whose principal residence or place of business is located outside the State of Illinois.

Section 2: Application for Membership

a. Any party wishing to become a member of the Corporation shall make application for admission as a member by completing an application for membership.

b. All applications for membership shall be filed with the Secretary of the Corporation.

c. A person may only apply for membership once each fiscal year.

Section 3: Types of Membership

There shall be three types of membership.

a. Single Membership – Single memberships are for one person.

b. Family Membership – Family memberships shall include a legally married husband and wife, and, if applicable, all of their children age 18 and under. A child’s age shall be determined in accordance with the AQHA provisions for determining eligibility in the Youth Activity Events.

c. Partnership, Firm, or Corporation Membership. – this type of membership is for a business entity.

Section 4: Duration of Membership

Each class and type of membership shall be available in the following durations.

a. Annual Memberships – An annual membership shall run contiguous with the fiscal year of the Corporation.

b. Life Memberships – Life membership shall last for the natural life a member. Life memberships are not available to corporations, firms, or partnerships.

c. Family Life Memberships – Family life memberships shall last for the natural life of both adult members of the family. Children shall be considered non-voting members until the child reaches 18 years of age.

d. Business Entities – Business entities may only obtain annual memberships.

Section 5: Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of Members

All shall obey and be bound by the by-laws, rules and regulations of the Corporation and the AQHA except where there is an inconsistency. If there is an inconsistency between the IQHA by-laws, rules or regulations and the AQHA by-laws, rules or regulations, the IQHA by-laws, rules or regulations shall prevail. The entire 1986 AQHA Handbook is incorporated by this reference as if stated herein. Each subsequent AQHA handbook or amendment shall be incorporated by-laws.

a. Rights of Members

1. While in good standing, all members shall have equal rights, interests and responsibilities with respect to the Corporation and its property.

2. Membership in the Corporation is a privilege and not a right.

3. Membership or application of membership therefore, may be terminated or rejected by the Board of Directors for any cause or no cause, in the sole discretion of the Board of Directors.

4. Any termination, or application of membership, which is rejected under this paragraph, shall be conducted in accordance with the Corporation’s disciplinary procedures outlined in Article IV, Sections B and C.

5. Each resident member shall be entitled to one vote on each matter which is submitted for a vote to the members. There shall be no votes by proxy. Non-resident members, children under 18 years of age who are part of a family membership, and partnership, firm, or corporation members shall not have voting rights.

6. Reinstatement. A suspended or terminated member may petition the Board on each fiscal year for reinstatement. The Board of Directors, in its sole discretion shall grant or deny reinstatement of membership.

Section 6. Automatic Termination of Suspension of Membership

The Board of Directors may suspend or terminate membership, without notice to the member, for the following reasons:

a. Termination or suspension of membership in the AQHA – If the IQHA suspends or terminates membership pursuant to this provision, the period of suspension or termination shall not exceed the suspension or termination imposed by AQHA.

b. Default in the payment of dues – Payment of an obligation to the IQHA with a check or other negotiable instrument which is later dishonored.

Section 7. Termination or Suspension of Membership with Notice

The Board of Directors may suspend or terminate membership pursuant to the Articles of Incorporation and provisions regarding imposition of sanctions contained in Article IV, for any or no reason, including an act in violation of AQHA rules or regulation or any other act or omission which is determined, in the sole discretion of the Board of Directors to be contrary to the purposes and goals of the IQHA. Any sanctions imposed pursuant to this Section may only be imposed with notice and a hearing conducted pursuant to the provisions of Sections 11, 12, and 13 of this Article.

Section 8. Resignation

Resignations may be made by the filing of a written resignation with the Secretary of the Corporation. Such resignation does not relieve the member of any of his or her obligations already accrued to the Corporation. No refunds on a pro-rata basis will be allowed to resigning members.

Section 9. Transfer Membership

Membership in the Corporation is not transferable or assignable.

Section 10. Sanctions for Violations of Rules and Regulations

The Board of Directors may impose sanctions for a violation of a rule or regulation of the Corporation. Such sanctions shall be determined in accordance with the rules of AQHA and may include, but are not limited to, the imposition of monetary fines, suspension of membership or any other action, which the Board may deem appropriate.

Section 11. Rules for Disciplinary Hearings of the Illinois Quarter Horse Association

a. Parties

1. The Illinois Quarter Horse Association (IQHA) is a party to all disciplinary hearings.

2. All hearings shall be open to members of the IQHA. Other interested parties, upon request, may attend.

3. These rules may apply to any disciplinary hearings conducted by the IQHA where the IQHA chooses not to use the AQHA rules for hearings as guidelines.

b. Counsel

The parties shall have the right to be represented by counsel, or a representative of their choice, to be present, to cross-examine witnesses, and to participate in any hearing held pursuant to those rules.

c. Hearing Officer

1. All disciplinary hearings shall be conducted consistent with these rules by an attorney admitted to the Illinois Bar who is appointed by the IQHA Board of Directors and who shall serve as the administrative hearing officer (“hearing officer”).

2. The hearing officer may consolidate several complaints for purposes of hearing when it is found that the proceedings are related.

d. Powers and duties of hearing officer

1. The hearing officer shall have authority consistent with these rules and the by-laws to govern the hearing and to admit or exclude testimony or other evidence.

2. The hearing officer shall rule on all proper motions and objections by any party from the time the hearing officer is assigned to the matter until the decision or final order on the hearing is filed with the Board of Directors of

the Corporation.

e. Continuances

1. The hearing officer may grant continuances for good cause shown. Cause shall include, but is not limited to, the unavailability of a witness, attorney or a representative, necessary to the hearing. Failure to employ counsel in a timely manner shall not constitute cause.

2. Requests for continuances shall be made, in writing, to the hearing officer sufficiently in advance of the scheduled hearing to permit reasonable notice to all parties. Reasonable notice shall not be less than two (2) days written notice, unless an emergency arises.

3. All hearings, once commenced, shall continue on successive days until completed.

f. Form of pleadings and other papers

1. All documents shall be typewritten. Photocopies are acceptable provided they are reproduced by a clear printing or duplicating process.

2. Each document shall have on the first page the title and number of the matter in which the document is filed. Each document shall contain on the final page the name, address, and phone number of the attorney representative or of the party if appearing pro se.

3. The original and one copy of each document shall be filed with the hearing officer.

4. A copy of each document filed and a proof of service shall be served on all parties.

Section 12. Complaint, Answer and Disclosure

a. Notice as Complaint

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1. The notice of a hearing to a respondent shall serve as a complaint. The notice shall specify the conduct which is the subject of the hearing and the by-laws or rules on which the IQHA bases its claim.

b. Service of Notice

1. The notice of the hearing shall be served on the respondent by certified mail, return receipt requested.

2. The notice shall be mailed no less than fifteen (15) days prior to the date set for the hearing.

3. Notice of service of any other documents required by these rules is deemed to have been made upon proper mailing.

c. Answer

1. The respondent may answer the notice, but is not required to do so. Where no answer is filed, the facts in the notice will be taken as denied.

2. Any answer shall contain:

a. A specific admission or denial to each allegation, or an assertion that the respondent is without sufficient knowledge or information to form a belief with respect to each allegation; and

b. A statement of any matter constituting a defense to any allegation.

d. New Matter in Answer

1. Any allegation to new matters, which are contained in the answer, shall be deemed denied without the necessity of a reply thereto.

e. Amendments to Pleadings

1. The hearing officer shall have complete discretion to allow amendments to pleadings.

f. Required Disclosure

1. The IQHA shall notify respondents, in writing, no less than ten (10) days prior to the hearing of all witnesses to be called on direct examination.

2. The IQHA shall serve as respondent, no less than ten (10) days prior to the hearing, copies of all documents which they intend to introduce as evidence at the hearing.

3. No continuances shall be granted on the grounds that a party has not served disclosure in a timely fashion.

4. The hearing officer, at his discretion, may refuse to admit any documents or testimony not disclosed in accordance with this section.

g. Production, Inspection, Copying, and Photocopying of Documents and Other Tangible Things.

1. The respondent(s) may request inspection and reproduction of documents and other things. A respondent requesting reproduction shall, at their own expense, arrange for reproduction of the documents requested. The documents shall be made available to the respondent party within three (3) days after receipt of the request for production of documents. If a request is made by telephone, the respondent shall file an affidavit attesting to the substance of the conversation.

h. Discovery Control

1. The hearing officer may, at any time, on its own motion or on the motion of any party or witness, make such protective orders as equity and fairness may require, denying, limiting, conditioning or regulating discovery to prevent unreasonable annoyance, expense, embarrassment or disadvantage.

2. All matters that are privileged against disclosure in civil cases in the courts of the State of Illinois shall be privileged against disclosure in a disciplinary hearing.

Section 13. Hearing Procedure

a. Adverse Witnesses.

1. At the hearing a witness may be called and examined as under crossexamination in the same manner and circumstances as provided under the rules of evidence under the State of Illinois.

b. Testimony and Evidence

1. All testimony and other evidence shall be under oath of affirmation.

2. All testimony and other evidence shall be admitted on basis of whether a prudent person would find the evidence presented credible and relevant in the ordinary conduct of its affairs.

3. The IQHA shall present its case in chief prior to the respondent presenting any defense.

4. The IQHA must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the respondent committed the acts, which constitute conduct subject to disciplinary action.

5. The IQHA shall arrange for a court reporter to record all oral testimony.

c. Stipulations

1. Written stipulations signed by the parties to be bound may be introduced

as evidence. Oral stipulations may be made on the record at the hearing.

d. Supplementary Pleadings

1. The hearing officer may, in his sole discretion, permit the parties to argue orally and/or submit such briefs as deemed appropriate.

e. Settlement

1. If at any time after issuance of notice the parties agree to terms of settlement, such terms shall be reduced to writing, signed by the parties and submitted to the Board of Directors of the IQHA for approval.

f. Issuance of Final Order

1. As provided in the by-laws of the IQHA, the Board of Directors’ decision shall be final.

ARTICLE V MEETING OF MEMBERS

Section 1: General Membership Meeting

Annual meeting of the resident members of this Corporation shall be held during the first of each calendar year.

a. Location and Date The location and date of this meeting shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

b. Notice of General Membership Meeting The Board of Directors shall cause minutes of the General Membership Meeting to be given to resident members by regular mail at the address of the member currently on file with the Corporation. Said notice may be given by publishing in the official newsletter of the Corporation.

c. Purpose of the Annual Meeting The purpose of the General Membership meeting shall be to transact business of the Corporation which requires membership approval.

Section 2: Quorum

Fifty resident members shall constitute a quorum in any meeting. If a quorum is not present in any meting of the members, the majority of the members present may adjourn the meeting to a future date without further notice.

Section 3: Notice of Meetings

Notice of any meeting must be given not less than five (5) days nor more than forty (40) days prior to the meeting date. Notice of a special meeting shall contain the purpose for which the meeting is convened.

Section 4: Special Meetings

A special meeting of the resident members may be called by the President and five (5) members of the Board of Directors, or 20% of the resident members.

Section 5: Informal Action by Members

Any action that members may take at a general or special meeting of the Corporation may be taken without a meeting if written consent to inform the action is signed by all of the members entitled to vote.

ARTICLE VI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 1: General Powers

a. The affairs of the Corporation shall be managed by its Board of Directors.

b. A member may be charged with a violation of the rules and regulations solely in the discretion of the Board of Directors.

c. The Board of Directors shall have the power to designate geographical boundaries of the districts to be served by an elected district director. Additionally, the Board shall divide the state into three (3) regions consisting of the Northern, Central, and Southern region.

Section 2: Number, Tenure, and Qualifications of Directors

a. The Board of Directors shall consist of all of the officers of the Corporation, two (2) past Presidents of the Corporation, the AQHA National Director(s) and all elected Directors.

b. Tenure of Directors – All members of the Board of Directors shall serve for one (1) fiscal year.

c. Qualifications – The Board of Directors shall be Illinois resident members of IQHA in good standing at both the time of nomination to and seating on the Board of Directors.

d. There shall be 12 Directors, one (1) from each of the 12 districts. Each year, at the General Membership meeting, the newly elected Board of Directors shall evaluate the existing geographical boundaries and reapportion the Districts for the subsequent elections.

e. The Director shall appoint an alternate Director from their District. The alternate is to have voting power at regular Board of Directors’ meetings only when elected directors are absent. Alternates will have the same term and duties as the Director and will serve on a standing committee.

Section 3: District Director Vacancies (2014 amendment)

The Board of Directors by majority vote shall be responsible for filling any District vacancy. The vacancy created for whatever reason shall be filled by an active IQHA member residing anywhere within Illinois for a period of one year or until the next Board of Director election.

Section 4: Regular Meetings

a. Annual – An annual meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held without further notice, immediately after and at the same place of the annual meeting of the members.

b. Other Meetings – The Board of Directors may provide by resolution, either within or without the State of Illinois, for holding of additional meetings. Notice of other meetings of the Board of Directors shall not be made other than by resolution.

Section 5: Special Meetings

The President and any five (5) Directors collectively may call a special meeting with the Board of Directors. A special meeting of the Board of Directors may be held at any location.

Section 6: Emergency Meetings

When the President and any seven (7) Board members feel there is cause for an emergency meeting, the notice provision for meetings may be waived for the limited emergency purpose. Any action taken at an emergency meeting must be ratified by the Board at a special meeting within fifteen (15) days of the emergency meeting or such action shall be null and void NUNE PRO TUNC the date of the action.



Section 7: Notice of Regular Meetings

a. Regular Meetings – Notice of any meetings of the Board of Directors shall be the notice section of these by-laws.

b. Special Meetings – any notice of a special meeting must state the purpose for this special meeting and no other business except that which is related to the purpose of this special meeting may be transacted.

Section 8: Emergency Meetings

One third of the members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of the Board except at a special meeting where a quorum of one-half is required.

Section 9: Resolutions

a. All resolutions shall be written out prior to adoption. In addition to active language of the resolution, in the preamble, the Board shall outline the facts and circumstances which necessitate the Board’s actions. Where there is a question of interpretation of a resolution of the Board of Directors, the Board or any other entity reviewing the action shall first review the preamble of the resolution for guidance. If the preamble does not clarify the ambiguity, then the minutes of the meeting should be consulted.

b. Resolutions, unless separately voted upon, do not become effective until published, in written form, in the official newsletter of the Corporation or through individual written notification to each member. Any objection to the content of the written version must be made within ten (10) days after publication in writing pursuant to the notice provisions contained in these by-laws. If an objection to the content is filed, then the resolution shall be placed on the agenda at the next Board meeting.

c. The President has the sole discretion to review objections, consider their merits, and reject any objection which does not specifically identify a substantial error in the recording of the resolution. Resolutions may be adopted by a majority of those Board members present.

Section 10: Automatic Removal from Board

a. Whenever an Officer or Director fails to attend two (2) regular Board of Director’s meetings in one calendar year, then the Officer or Director shall be deemed to be automatically removed from the Board. Automatic removal disqualifies the officeholder for election at the next annual election.

b. The applicable provisions of these by-laws shall apply in the event of a vacancy.

Section 11: Salaries

Directors and Officers shall not receive any stated salaries or reimbursement for expenses, unless voted upon and ratified by the general membership.

Section 12: Telephone Action

Any meeting described in this section may be conducted by wire, video, telephone, or other electronic transmission.

Section 13: Proxies

There shall be no proxies for Board of Directors’ votes.

Section 14: Quorum and Manner of Acting

Fifty-one percent (51%) or more of the seated Board members (does not include vacant positions) constitute a quorum. The act of a majority of the Directors present at a meeting at which a quorum is present shall be the act of the entire Board of Directors. The Board of Directors may appoint a committee of two (2) or more Directors or members or any combination thereof to perform any act or acts in the stead of the Board of Directors. Such designation of a committee shall not relieve the Board of Directors or any individual Director of any responsibility imposed upon it by these by-laws or applicable law.

Section 15: Point System and Award Classification

The officers and Directors shall determine the point system and award classification for the following years’ horse shows by notice to the Corporation in the fall of each year.

Section 16: Dues

The Board of Directors shall determine the due date and the amount of membership dues for each year.

ARTICLE VII OFFICERS

Section 1: Term and Duplicate Offices

The Corporation shall have a President, Vice-president, three (3) Regional Vicepresidents, a Secretary, and a Treasurer.

a. Terms of Office – Each officer shall hold office for a term of one (1) year or until their successors are elected and qualify.

b. Duplicate Offices – No person shall hold more than one office in the Corporation except that one person may be both Secretary and Treasurer.

Section 2: Officers Duties

a. President – The President shall preside at all meetings of the members and/or Board of Directors. The President shall have no voting authority any greater than any other officer or member of the Board of Directors. The President shall have the additional power listed in the previous Article.

b. Vice-president – In the absence of the President or in the event of the President’s inability or refusal to act, the Vice-president shall perform the duties of the President.

c. Treasurer – The Treasurer shall be charged with the responsibility of management of the Association’s financial affairs. The responsibilities shall include but are not limited to investment of funds, payment in collection of bills, and the Treasurer shall be required to report to the Board of Directors at each regular meeting and upon such reasonable request as made. The Board of Directors shall require that the Treasurer be bonded. Any such requirement shall be paid for by the Board of Directors.

d. Secretary – The Secretary shall keep the minutes of the meetings of the members and the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors. The Secretary shall supervise the mailing of all necessary notices upon proper request from members or officers. The Secretary shall be the custodian of the vote of the corporate records of the Corporation. The Secretary shall have the authority to make such disbursements from petty cash and general funds of the Corporation for the operation of the administrative office.

e Regional Vice-presidents – The three (3) regional Vice-presidents shall supervise any local and district meetings held for the purpose of furthering the interest of the Corporation, obtaining additional members, obtaining more and better recognized shows and other acts to service the regional members.

f. Limited Purpose Officers – The Board of Directors may designate persons to act as assistant Treasurer or Secretary if deemed appropriate. These specifically designated officers shall perform only such duties as designated by the Board of Directors in a written resolution.

g. Vacancies – The vacancy in any office because of death, resignation, removal, or any other reason must be filled by the President of the Corporation within 30 days, and ratified by the Board of Directors at the next regularly scheduled meeting for the unexpired portion of the term.

h. Removal – Any officer may be removed by the Board of Directors when, in the sole discretion of the Board of Directors, the officer is not fulfilling his duties responsibly.

ARTICLE VIII ELECTIONS

Section 1: Frequency

An election shall be held each year for each office and position on the Board of Directors.

a. Voter Eligibility – Each voting member in good standing may vote in the election for officers to serve in the year subsequent to the membership.

b. Number of Votes – Each eligible member shall be entitled to one (1) vote only for the candidate of his or her choice.

c. Voting for Regional Offices – Each member shall be allowed to vote only for the Regional Vice-president or Director from his or her Region and District.

Section 2: Nomination Meeting

The Board of Directors shall make nominations to the ballot no later than October of each year.

Section 3: Automatic Nominations

The Secretary, or if the offices of Secretary and Treasurer are combined, the Secretary/Treasurer shall be automatically re-nominated for that post each subsequent year. The Vice-president shall automatically be nominated to the office of President unless the incumbent President is re-nominated.

Section 4: Discretionary Nominations

In addition to the preceding nomination provisions, the Board shall nominate a minimum of one person for each office, and at least two, but not more than five persons from each District for the office of Director or Regional Vice-president.

Section 5: Ballots

a. Design - The Board of Directors shall design the ballot and shall choose all ballot positions by lottery.

b. Counting of Ballots - The board of Directors shall designate a committee of disinterested parties to tally the ballots.

c. Ties - The President of the Corporation serving in the year that the election was held will have the power to break all ties, in his or her sole discretion, in any elected position except for the office of President. In this situation the tie breaking vote will be conducted by secret ballot of the Board of Directors minus the President.

d. Transfer of Office - The officers shall be given the authority of their positions at the annual meeting as designated by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE IX STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 1: Purpose

The day-to-day operation and substantive work of the IQHA is primarily accomplished by its Standing Committee structure.

Section 2: Committees and Terms

There shall be six standing committees of the corporation: Futurity Committee, Show Committee, Annual Meeting and Convention Committee, Awards Committee, Grievance Committee, and Finance Committee.

Section 3: Membership of Standing Committees

a. The President of IQHA shall serve as an ex-officio member of all standing committees.

b. All Board of Directors members shall serve on at least two of the standing committees based on their interest and individual requests.

c. All other members of standing committees shall be IQHA members who volunteer to participate on any of the committees.

d. The chairman of each standing committee shall be nominated by the IQHA President and approved by the Board of Directors.

e. Each Standing Committee shall have a vice-chair to be nominated and approved by the committee members. The vice-chair shall be responsible for recording the minutes of the committee

f. A Committee chairman with the approval of the Board of Directors can move to limit the number of voting members of any committee to twelve (12). No more than 50% of those voting positions shall be Board of Director members.


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Section 4: Committee Duties and Responsibilities

a. Futurity Committee

1. The Futurity Committee shall manage and operate all aspects of the Illinois Quarter Horse Breeders’ Futurity in compliance with the Futurity by-laws.

2. The Futurity Committee functions and responsibilities shall be: recruitment of stallions for the stallion service auction; advertising the Futurity and Stallion Service auction; appropriate distribution of funds received from the auction and entry fees as required in the Futurity by-laws; appropriate procedures for exhibition of Futurity entries at the Fall show; payment of Futurity financial awards; and annual financial reporting to the Board of Directors of all Futurity division expenditures and balances.

3. The Futurity Committee shall coordinate and collaborate with the Show Committee for all aspects of the Futurity Class scheduling and exhibition during the Fall show and Futurity.

4. The Futurity Committee shall recommend to the Board of Directors approval of changes in the Futurity by-laws.

b. Show Committee

1. The Show Committee shall manage and operate all aspects of each horse show sponsored by the IQHA in compliance with AQHA show and management rules and regulations.

2. The Show Committee functions and responsibilities shall be: selection of show sites; advertising for shows; contracting of necessary facilities, personnel, equipment and supplies; securing necessary approvals from national associations; appropriate distribution and management of Show Committee funds; and, financial reporting to the Board of Directors of Show Committee expenditures and fund balances.

3. The Show Committee shall coordinate and collaborate with the Futurity Committee for all aspects of Futurity class scheduling and exhibition at the Fall show and Futurity.

4. The Show Committee shall recommend to the Board of Directors approval of changes to the number, format, locations and types of shows to be provided each year by IQHA.

c. Annual Meeting and Convention Committee

1. The Annual Meeting and Convention Committee shall manage and arrange for all aspects of the Annual Convention and General Membership Meeting.

2. The Annual Meeting and Convention committee functions and responsibilities shall be: location of appropriate facility; scheduling of necessary space for all convention and meeting functions; advertising and registration; manage Hall of Fame activities; negotiate with the hosting facility; and contract for all convention functions.

3. The Annual Meeting and Convention Committee shall coordinate and collaborate with the Awards Committee, Futurity Committee, Show Committee, and Board of Directors for the purpose of scheduling time and space for their respective functions.

4. The Annual Meeting and Convention Committee shall recommend to the Board of Directors, one (1) year in advance, approval of meeting location, time, and budgetary needs.

d. Awards Committee

1. The Awards Committee shall manage all aspects of the IQHA awards program in compliance with the Board of Directors approved policies and procedures.

2. The Awards program shall, in part, be funded by the fees received from the managers of those Illinois shows that have sought and received IQHA approved status.

3. The Board of Directors may financially enhance the funds available for the annual awards program at their sole discretion.

e. Grievance Committee

1. The Grievance Committee shall manage the policies and procedures adopted by the Board of Directors concerning grievances.

2. The Grievance Committee functions and responsibilities shall be: to receive written and signed grievances from IQHA members; to investigate and deliberate the substance of each grievance; and recommend to the Board of Directors actions to be taken.

f. Finance Committee

1. The Finance Committee shall oversee and review all financial aspects of the IQHA.

2. The Finance Committee shall be the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and immediate Past President.

3. The Finance Committee’s functions and responsibilities shall be: to periodically review the various financial accounts of the IQHA, suggest improvements in the accounting procedures, seek sponsorships for various IQHA activities, and respond to Bank of America and other requests for proposals (RFP’s).

4. The Finance Committee shall recommend to the Board of Directors approval of the IQHA outside independent auditor who prepares IQHA’s annual audit report and files tax returns.

Section 5: Financial Responsibilities

The Futurity Committee and Show Committee shall maintain and manage their individual financial accounts with financial reports given to and approved at the regular Board of Directors meetings. The other four standing committees shall manage their financial affairs based upon a Board of Directors approved annual budget.

Section 6: Financial Reporting

The Futurity Committee and Show Committee shall have copies of their monthly financial activities sent to the IQHA Treasurer by the financial institution utilized by the respective committees. The IQHA Treasurer shall record and maintain from these monthly statements a duplicate accounting of revenues, expenditures, CD accounts, and balances.

Section 7: Signatures on Committee Accounts

The Show Committee and the Futurity Committee shall have a Treasurer position that can be combined with either the Chairman or Vice-Chair position. The Chairman, Vice-Chair, and the Treasurer of the Association shall be listed as signatories.

Section 8: Sub committees

Any function of a Standing Committee can be assigned to a Sub Committee of the whole committee.

ARTICLE X AD HOC COMMITTEES

Section 1: Purpose

The Board of Directors may from time to time establish ad hoc committees to perform specific duties or responsibilities at the discretion of the Board.

Section 2: Terms

The purpose and functions of the Ad Hoc Committee shall be defined by the Board of Directors with its work to be accomplished within a defined period of time.

Section 3: Committee Members

All Ad Hoc Committees shall include at least one (1) Board of Director member and as many other general members as may be needed to accomplish the purpose established by the Board.

ARTICLE XI NOTICE

A. Notice on Corporation

Any notice to be served on the Corporation pursuant to any section herein shall be served by registered mail at the Corporation Secretary’s address and by serving the President at the address available from the Corporation Secretary.

B. Notice on Member

Any notice to be served on a member pursuant to any provision there under shall be served by regular mail at the address provided on the membership application. Changes in address of members only effective by service on Corporation as described above. All notices shall be given by mailing not less than ten (10) days in advance unless otherwise prescribed within these by-laws.

C. Waiver of Notice

Appearance by a member or his or her representative, at a hearing or meeting, constitutes waiver of any objection to notice.

ARTICLE XII AMENDMENTS TO BY-LAWS

These by-laws may be altered, amended, or repealed and new by-laws may be adopted by a majority of a quorum of members present at any meeting, provided that at least two (2) days written notice is given of intention to alter, amend, repeal, or draft new by-laws at such meeting.

ARTICLE XIII BOOKS AND RECORDS

The Corporation shall keep correct books and records of account and shall also keep minutes of the proceedings of its members, Board of Directors, and committees. All books and records may be inspected by any member or his agent or attorney for any proper purpose at any reasonable time with two (2) days written notice given to the Corporation.

ARTICLE XIV A.Q.H.A. DIRECTORS

A nominee for the position of AQHA Director must be a past or present Officer or Director of the Illinois Quarter Horse Association.

ARTICLE XV INDEMNIFICATION OF OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, AND AGENTS

The Corporation shall indemnify its officers, Directors, employees, and agents to the fullest extent permitted by the General Not-For-Profit Corporation Act of 1986, as amended (the “Act”), provided however, that the indemnification provided by or granted pursuant to the Act shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to which those seeking indemnification may be entitled under any bylaw,

agreement, vote of disinterested Directors, or otherwise, both as to action in his or her official capacity and as to action in any other capacity while holding such office, and provided, further that the indemnification provided hereunder shall not apply to any officer, Director, employee or agent if such person has been adjudged to be liable for negligence or misconduct in the performance of his or her duty to the Corporation, unless, and only to the extent that the court in which such action or suit was brought shall determine upon application that despite the adjudication of liability, but in view of all the circumstances of the case, such person is fairly and reasonable entitled to indemnity for such expenses as the court shall deem proper. The indemnification shall continue as to a person who has ceased to be a Director, officer, employee or agent, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, and administrators of such a person.



Only current members of IQHA may participate in the Year End Awards Program. Registered owners of nominated horses must be in good standing with IQHA and hold one or more of the following membership types:

• Family membership (includes children 18 years or younger – for open and lead line points only)

• Single membership

• Partnership (as horse are registered)

• Corporations (as horse are registered)

• Youth membership (IQHAYA (Only youth points tabulated)

• Amateur membership – (included in Open membership)

Only nominated horses will be considered for year-end awards!

Nominations must be completed at the IQHA approved shows or mailed to the IQHA Office before points can be accumulated. This nomination must include horse’s AQHA registered name, registration number and year foaled. If mailed make sure the postmark is before the show in which points are to start counting.

Year End Awards will be based on the points earned from January 1 through December 31 of each year.

IQHA Year End Awards Nominations forms will be mailed to all current members along with their annual membership renewal. Life members will receive Nomination Form at the beginning of each membership year.

Horses may be nominated for class awards in each of the following Divisions:

• Open • Amateur • Amateur Select • Amateur Novice • Youth 13 and under • Youth 14 to 18 • Novice Youth • Small Fry

IQHA Year End Award points will be given in the following Division Classes at shows which have sought and received official approval by both AQHA and IQHA. All nominated horses must be registered or eligible for registration with the AQHA (i.e. weanlings).

Classes

Halter: Weanling fillies, colts and geldings Yearning fillies, colts and geldings Two-year old fillies, colts and geldings Three year old fillies, colts and geldings Mares, Stallions and geldings, four years and older Performance Halter mares, stallions and geldings

Performance Showmanship Horsemanship Reining Western Pleasure Western Riding Working Cowhorse Barrel Racing Pole Bending Jumping Hunter Hack Working Hunter Trail Hunt Seat Equitation Hunters Under Saddle Ranch Horse Events Pleasure Driving Calf Roping Cutting Dally Team Roping – Heading Dally Team Roping – Heeling Team Penning/Sorting Stake Race Working Ranch Horse Events Equitation over fences

If a nominated horse in transferred to another owner during the year:

a. New owner must be a member in good standing in the IQHA for points to continue to accumulate after transfer. The IQHA office must be notified immediately of such change.

Illinois Quarter Horse Associations Year End AwardsRules And Procedures For Nomination, Acquiring Points And Point System

b. If an amateur or youth horse is sold to another amateur or youth, points earned in the amateur or youth classes prior to sale cannot be transferred to new owner.

The new owner must be a member in a good standing with the IQHA in order for points to begin to accumulate after transfer. The IQHA office must be notified immediately of such change.

Points will be tabulated only in Categories approved by IQHA and only from IQHA approved shows or event.

The point system will be set by the IQHA Board of Directors and from year to year and may be changed.

Point System Allocation Procedures:

Points will be awarded on the basis of records submitted by show management to AQHA for shows approved by IQHA. IQHA is not responsible for errors or omissions on entry forms or show results.

• An exhibitor may petition for corrections of error of any reports on any show results by filing a request and proof of error with the IQHA Board of Directors. The petition must be filed within five (5) days after the standings are published by IQHA, prior to the annual point audit.

• The Board of Directors shall be the governing body in all matters pertinent to the IQHA Points System.

• Points will be awarded through the nine places required by AQHA on judge’s card.

• No horse will be given more points than it actually earned merely because the horse placing ahead of it was not eligible for points.

• If a horse becomes ineligible to compete in the nominated class (Stallion is gelded – Mare is sprayed) the points earned prior to change will stay in class accumulated.

• The Grand Champion of each sex division will receive one point more than any other horse in its division, and the Reserve Champion will receive points equal to the highest point earned in its division.

• All placings of IQHA approved horse shows for each horse in each class will be counted in determining all Year-end Class Awards.

o In the event of a tie for the high point for any class award the exhibitor and/or horse with the greatest number of first place winnings will be declared the year end high pint winner. Should a tie still exist after counting all first place winnings the greatest number of the next highest placing will be counted until the tie is broken.

o In the event of a tie for any subsequent placing, duplicate awards will be given.

• To qualify for class awards, a horse must show in the same class in at least five (5) IQHA approved shows.

• Bonus points may be awarded for special events, shows, or classes at the direction of the IQHA Board of Directors. Bonus points thus awarded will be counted toward Year-end Class Awards.

• Only horses exhibited by the IQHA MEMBERS will receive year end award points, with the exception of the Open Division.

• Only horses owned by IQHA members will receive points. Points will be counted after the postmarked date of membership payment and receipt of nomination form.

• In the event that the nomination form and a membership payment are paid at an IQHA approved horse show, points will start accumulating after the show secretary receives payment of the membership. Additionally, payment for membership must be received prior to the start of, or participation in, an event in which the exhibitor wishes to receive points. As such, an exhibitor cannot make payment at the completion of a day’s event or the end of a horse show and retroactively receives points for classes in which they previously participated.

• An IQHA family membership includes the named member, his or her spouse, and minor children eligible as AQHA Youth exhibitors. There must be a family membership in IQHA for a horse owned by a youth to receive points in open classes. Name and birth dates of youth exhibitors must be listed on family membership applications.

• Youth points will be tabulated only if there is an IQHA Youth membership.

• Farms and corporations must have a separate membership in order to nominate horses owned in farm or corporate names. If a horse is co-owned, both or all owners must be IQHA members in order to nominate that horse.

• Any falsified information will cause forfeiture of all fees and points. The members will be entitled to a hearing by the IQHA Board of Directions and decision will be made by the Board of Directors.

• Year –end awards will be given to first and second place nominated horses in both halter and performance classes.

• To qualify for class awards, a horse must show in the same class in at least five (5) IQHA approved shows.

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Illinois Quarter Horse Associations Year End AwardsRules And Procedures For Nomination, Acquiring Points And Point System

• All placing of each horse in each class will be counted to determine Year-end Awards.

• Any show that is doubled judged counts as two (2) separate shows – two sets of points (the same applies to multi judged events – one set of points for each show/judge).

High Point All-Around Division Awards

• High Point Awards will be given in nine division categories: Halter, Open, Amateur, Novice Amateur, Amateur Select, Novice Youth, Youth 13 and under, 14-18 Youth and Small Fry.

• High Point Halter Horse:

o Horse of any sex or age earning the greatest number halter point

o To qualify for this award, the horse must have shown in the same class in a minimum of five (5) shows

o Although a horse may not have qualified for year-end awards in addition or separate halter classes, the points earned in those classes will count towards the year end High Point Halter Horse.

• Horse earning the greatest number of points in each division will receive that division’s high point all around award.

• To qualify for this award, the horse must have shown in the same class or classes in a minimum of five (5)shows

• A contestant may exhibit more than one horse; however the points earned by the Amateur/Youth/Novice with each horse will be complied separately.

Points will be compiled on a one-horse, one-owner basis in amateur and youth classes.

• Although a horse may have not qualified for year-end awards in a specific class, the points earned in that classes will count towards the year end high point halter horse award.

o In the event of a tie for the high point award the exhibitor horse with the greatest number of first place winnings will be declared the year end. Should a tie still exist a counting all first place winnings the greatest number of the next highest placing will be counted until the tie is broken.

o In the event of a tie for any subsequent placing. Duplicate awards will be given.

POINT SYSTEMFor

Open, Amateur, Youth 13 and under, Novice Amateur, Amateur Select, Novice Youth, 14-18 Youth, Small Fall

# of horses in class 1st 2nd 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7th 8th 9th

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

5 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0

6 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0

7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0

8 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

9 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Approved IQHA Board January 9, 2015

High Point Performance Horse:

• Horses of any earning the greatest number points in each division will declared the winner

• of performance points.

• To qualify for this award, the horse must have shown in the same class in a minimum of five (5) shows

• Although a horse may have not qualified for year- end awards in addition or separate performance classes, the points earned in those classes will count towards the year end high point halter horse award.

o In the event of a tie for the high point award the exhibitor horse with the greatest number of first place winning will be declared the year end High Point Performance Horse. Should a tie still exist after the counting all first place winnings the greatest number of the next highest placing will be counted until the tie is broken.

o In the event of a tie for any subsequent placing, duplicate awards will be given.

HIGH POINT AMATEUR

• An Amateur year end award will be presented to the high point amateur earning the most points with any one horse, in each event that a minimum of five classes were entered.

• An All Around Champion Amateur award will be given to the Amateur who accumulates the most points with one horse in the Amateur Classes. A contestant may exhibit more than one horse; however the points earned by the Amateur with each horse will be complied separately.

o Points will be compiled on a one-horse, one-owner basis in amateur events.

o IN order for an Amateur to receive the All Around or Reserve All Around award he/she must score a minimum of 5 points each in at least 3 events.

Qualifiers

• ANY FIRST PLACE HORSES OR PERSONS IN A CLASS OR DIVISION CATEGORY THAT HAS 10 OR LESS YEARLY POINT, MAY RECIVE A LESSER YEAR END AWARD.

• TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR A YEAR-END AWAARD IN ANY CATEGORY THE HORSE OR PERSON MUST HAVE SHOWN IN AT LEAST FIVE (5) IQHA APPROVED SHOWS .


2019 Membership Application Illinois Quarter Horse Association January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019 Must be a member to run for Year-End Awards

____ Halter & Performance ____ Rec. Riding

Member name: _____________________________________________________ Farm: _____________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________________________ County: ____________________ State: ___________ Zip: ________________ Phone: ( )__________________ Cell: ( ) ______________________ Email: _____________________________________________________ ( ) Family $30.00 (Halter & Performance, Recreational riding) This membership would be for families, partnerships, and corporations. The family membership includes: spouses and children 18 and under. ( ) Single $25.00 (Halter & Performance, Rec. riding)

( ) Life Family $200.00 or Single $150.00 (Halter and performance only)

For family please provide youth names & birthdates: Name___________________________ Birthdate (mm/dd/year):_____________ Name___________________________ Birthdate (mm/dd/year):_____________ Name___________________________ Birthdate (mm/dd/year):_____________ Youth who show at AQHA shows must be a member of the youth organization in order for points to count towards year end awards. Please use the separate youth membership form. Amount enclosed: ___________ Mail to: Illinois Quarter Horse Association, P.O. Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912 Please make checks payable to: IQHA Exhibitor(s)_________________ Jacket size:_____________________ Exhibitor(s)_________________ Jacket size:_____________________

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2019 Horse Nomination for Year End Awards Only those horses that have a completed nomination form will be eligible for year-

end awards. You must be an Illinois Quarter Horse member to nominate.

Please submit one form per horse.

Registered owners of the horse(s) must be a member in good standing with the Illinois Quarter Horse Association. Novice Youth or Novice Amateur exhibitors must be the owner or lease of the horse or Novice exhibitors may show a horse that is owned by a family member as defined by AQHA. The horse owners, and exhibitor must be members of IQHA.

Nominations must be completed and mailed to the Illinois Quarter Horse office or submitted at an IQHA approved horse show, before points can be accumulated. This nomination must include horse(s) registered name, registration number and foal date. The horse must be registered with AQHA or eligible for AQHA registration.

Nominate for Novice Amateur, Amateur Select, Amateur, Open, 13 and under Youth, 14-18 Youth, Novice Youth, Small Fry. All membership and nominations must be submitted and/or postmarked prior to the show in which points are to start counting.

Please submit the completed form to: Illinois Quarter Horse Association, P.O. Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912 or submitted at an IQHA approved horse show, before points can be accumulated.

Horse Name: ________________________________________________________________ Horse blanket size: ____

Registration number _______________________ Foal Year______________________

Owner’s Name _________________________ phone # ___________________ Email _________________________

Exhibitors showing the horse are to be indicated along with the Division they will be showing in:

Exhibitors Name and Jacket Size S,M,L,XL,2XL: Name: Size:

Division • Open (O), • Amateur (A), • Novice Amateur (NA), • Amateur Select (AS), • Novice Youth(NY), • 13 and under youth (13 Y), • 14-18 Youth (14 Y), • Small Fry (SF) Please place the abbreviation in the column below next to the rider that will be showing in that class.

Date Received _______________ Show number ________________ Please submit one form per horse.

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ARTICLE I NAME AND PURPOSE

Section 1. Name: This organization shall be named the Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association, in affiliation with the American Quarter Horse Youth Association and within the scope of the rules, by laws, and regulations of the American Quarter Horse Association. The parent organization shall be the Illinois Quarter Horse Association.

Section 2. Purpose: The objectives and purposes of the Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association HEREAFTER referred to as the ILQHYA: shall be as follows:

a.) To improve and promote the American Quarter Horse.

b.) To improve and develop the capabilities of youth, both individually and through group participation, in the breeding, raising, and exhibition of Quarter Horses.

c.) To develop and improve scholarship, leadership, and community interest and participation of youth.

d.) To encourage sportsmanship, cooperation, and high moral character of young horseman.

e.) To acquaint youth members with the parent organization, the Illinois Quarter Horse Association, its structure and function.

ARTICLE II MEMBERS

Section 1. Classes of Members: The organization shall be open to any persons eligible to be a member of the AQHYA.

a.) Resident Members: Membership shall be open to any youth residing in the State of Illinois and only resident members shall be elected to Officers.

b.) Non-Resident Members: Membership shall be open to any youth residing outside the State of Illinois. Non-Residents Members shall be eligible to represent Illinois on the World and or NYATT Team provided they meet the requirements outlined in Article VII.

Section 2. Application for Membership: All applications for membership shall be filed with ILQHA on a membership form.

Section 3. Voting Rights: Each member shall be entitled to one vote per matter submitted to a vote of the membership. No Member shall be permitted to vote by proxy.

Section 4. Termination of Membership: Termination or suspension of a member by the AQHA, AQHYA, or the ILQHA will constitute an automatic termination or suspension from the ILQHYA.

Section 5. Resignation: Any officer or board member may resign by filing a written resignation with the Secretary, but such action shall not relieve the member of any obligation to pay dues, assessments, or other charges unpaid.

Section 6. Transfer of Membership: Membership in this organization is not transferable.

ARTICLE III MEETING OF MEMBERS

Section 1. Annual Meeting: An annual meeting of the membership of the ILQHYA shall be held in conjunction with the ILQHA annual meeting. Notification of date, times, and places, etc. shall be sent to the General Membership in accordance with Section 5. The purpose of this General Membership Meeting shall be to conduct any business of the organization. Election of the Adult Advisor(s) will be confirmed at this meeting. The number of Adult Advisors will be at the discretion of the Board of Directors.

Section 2. Regional Meetings: Each of the three (3) regions is to conduct a minimum of one (1) meeting for that Region's membership during the calendar year. These Regional meetings are to be called by the Regional Directors and the Adult Advisor(s).

Section 3. Special Meetings: There may be other meetings called during the course of the year. The Adult Advisor(s), along with the Presidents, may call the meeting.

Section 4. Place of Meeting: The Board of Directors may designate any place either within or out of the State of Illinois, as the place of meetings called by the Adult Advisor(s) and the President.

Section 5. Notice of Meetings: Printed notice stating the place, date, and time of the meetings may be delivered by mail, e-mail and website notification, to notify each member entitled to vote at such meetings, not less than fifteen (15) days before the date of such meeting. The purpose of such meeting should be stated in the notice. If mailed, the notice of such meeting shall be deemed delivered when deposited in the United States mail, addressed to the member at his/her address as it appears on the records of ILQHYA with the postage thereon prepaid.

Section 6. Quorum: A majority of the members present may adjourn the meeting if a quorum is not present. Not less than five (5) members shall constitute a quorum at any membership meeting.

ARTICLE IV BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 1. General Powers: The Board of Directors shall. manage the affairs of the organization.

Section 2. Number, Tenure, and Qualifications: The Board of Directors shall be made up of the following persons, all of whom must be members of the and residents of the State of Illinois; the President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter, and six (6) Regional Directors. The term on the Board will start with the Board Meeting following the Annual Meeting.

3. Regular Meetings: A regular meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held immediately after and at the same locations as the annual meeting. The Board of Directors may provide the time and place, either within or out of the State of Illinois, for holding of additional regular meetings of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall meet as often as they determine business warrants.

4. Special Meetings: Special Meetings of the Board of Directors may be called or at the request of the Adult Advisor(s), and the President.

5. Notice: Any special meeting of the Board of Directors shall be given at least fifteen (15) days prior notice. Notice may be sent by mail, e-mail and /or website notification.

6. Quorum: Not less than 5 members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of the Board.

7. Vacancies: A vacancy in any office or directorship of the ILQHYA shall be deemed to exist whenever the person holding that office fails to attend two (2) consecutive regular Board of Directors meetings. The President along with the Adult Advisor shall fill any such vacancy.

8. Any meeting described in this section may be conducted by wire, video, telephone or other electronic transmission.

ARTICLE V OFFICERS

Section 1. Officers: The officers of the ILQHYA shall be President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and the Reporter. Officers shall hold office for one (1) year or until their successors are elected. The Board may create and fill other offices that it shall deem desirable with such offices to have the authority and responsibility designated by the Board. In no event shall these offices carry voting privileges and/or membership status on the Board of Directors. No person may hold more than one office at the same time.

2. Election and Term: The Board of Directors shall meet during the fall each year and nominate a slate of Officers and Adult Advisors to be elected.; the ILQHA office shall mail/e-mail to each member an appropriate ballot. Only members in good standing may vote in the election of the ensuing year's Officers and Directors. Each member is entitled to one vote, but is only able to vote for Regional Directors from his/her region. The nominee receiving the most votes for each office or directorship shall become that officer. In the event of a tie, the Officers of the Board of the ILQHYA shall be responsible for breaking the said tie through a 3/5vote. The results of the election shall be announced at the annual meeting, with the new Officers being notified. The installation of the Adult Advisor(s) will take place along with the officers at the Annual Membership Meeting.

3. Removal of Officers: The Board of Directors may remove any Officer appointed by the Board of Directors.

4. Removal of Adult Advisors: The Board of Directors may remove the Adult Advisor(s).

5. Vacancies: A vacancy in any office because of resignation, removal, disqualification, death, or otherwise may be filled by the President and Adult Advisor(s) for the remaining portion of the term.

6. President: The President shall be the principal officer of the ILQHYA and shall in general supervise and control all of the business and affairs of the ILQHYA. He/She shall preside at all meetings of the members and of the Board of Directors. He/She in general shall perform all duties incident to the office of President.

7. Vice-President: In the absence of the President or in the inability of his/her presence or refusal to act, the Vice-President shall perform all the duties of the President. When so acting the Vice-President shall have all power and be subject to all the same restrictions upon the President. The Vice-President shall be the official Chairman of the working committees. The Vice-President should also carry out other duties that shall from time to time be assigned by the President of the Board of Directors.

8. Secretary: The Secretary shall keep the minutes of the meetings of the members, and of the Board of Directors in books provided for the purpose and see that all notices are duly given in accordance with the by-laws.

9. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be responsible for recording all funds and duties as the Board directs or he/she sees fit with the consent of the Adult Advisor. A current Treasurer's report should be available for each meeting of the Board.

ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE YOUTH ASSOCIATION BYLAWS REVISED JUNE 24, 2017

We, the members of the Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Officers and Board of Directors, recognize the importance to represent the American Quarter Horse Association, the Illinois Quarter Horse Association and the Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association, with honor, pride and integrity and to follow the governance set forth by the ILQHYA.

By agreeing to serve as an officer and board member, I agree to the following:

• To improve and promote the American Quarter Horse

• To uphold all of the rules pertaining to membership of the ILQHYA, ILQHA and AQHA.

• To ensure that the welfare of the American Quarter Horse is paramount and that every American Quarter Horse shall at all times be treated humanely and with dignity, respect and compassion.

• To encourage community service amongst members

• To be courteous to all exhibitors, members and visitors

• To present a positive attitude while participating in activities

• To avoid any action conducive to discrediting other members, the ILQHA, ILQHYA and AQHA, through social media or other actions that maybe perceived as negative in nature.

• To encourage others to join and participate in ILQHYA activities through breeding, raising and showing the American Quarter Horse

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10. Reporter: The Reporter shall have responsibility of reporting on the activities of the association and of individual members of ILQHYA to the Reporter of the AQHYA, and the ILQHA website. The Reporter shall serve as, historian for the ILQHYA adding to the scrapbook for presentation at the AQHYA World Show and whatever other duties the Board of Directors shall designate.

11. Regional Directors: The State of Illinois shall be divided into three (3) regions by action of the Board of Directors and two (2) Directors shall serve each Region. This Director shall be in charge of recruiting additional members from the Region and represent that Region on the Board of Directors.

12. State Adult Advisors: The Adult Advisor(s) shall supervise the activities and programs for the ILQHYA. The State Adult Advisor(s) shall be elected yearly. The Adult Advisors of the Board of Directors shall appoint additional adults, where desired to specific projects. If the Adult Advisor is traveling to either the Youth World or Quarter Horse Congress, and their sole purpose is for the Illinois Youth Association, she/he will be reimbursed for their expenses up to $500.00. Receipts must be submitted.

13. Delegates: The Delegates for the AQHYA Convention/Leadership Conference will be the President, Vice President, Secretary, and the Treasurer. The Reporter will be the alternate.

14. AQHYA Y.E.S.: If funds are available, the ILQHYA shall reimburse its members up to $100 dollars for the expenses incurred in transit to the AQHYA. Y.E.S. Seminar.

ARTICLE VI POINT SYSTEM, AWARDS, METHOD OF TEAM SELECTION

Section 1. General Rules: The Officers and Directors shall present to the membership at each annual meeting the point system and award classification system for the current year.

ILQHYA REQUIREMENTS AND METHOD OF TEAM SELECTION FOR THE YOUTH WORLD TEAM AND NYATT TEAM

1. Membership: Must be a current, paid member of ILQHYA. Points will start counting from the date of membership received.

2. Nominations: Horse must be nominated with ILQHA before points will count.

3. Sponsorships: Team members must sell at least six (6) Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association AQHA Show Sponsorships per team (World and/or Congress, 6 for each team), per horse. Sponsorships are to be sent to the Adult Advisor. Sponsorships must be postmarked on or before May 1st or on the subsequent business day or through E-Mail. Working Horse participants need to have their sponsorships in before the first (1st) qualifying show for the Youth World.

4. Letter of Intent: Youth must submit Letter of Intent to Adult Advisor due no later than March 1.

5. Each youth must work at least two (2) qualifying hours before the close of the Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association AQHA Shows in order to be considered for a team.

6. State Qualifying for the AQHYA Youth World Show Team: January 1st through May 31.

7. Dates for State Qualifying for the NYATT Team: From January 1st through July 31st.

8. Entries per class will be the state leaders in that event for the AQHYA World Show Team and NYATT Team. The categories where the ILQHYA has two age groups, the two age groups will be combined, and the individuals with the most points will be considered the state leaders, regardless of age.

9. At the AQHYA Youth World Show each team member may show in a maximum of two (2) performance classes unless asked to fill an open spot. Showmanship is considered a performance class.

10. ILQHYA will send four (4) entries per class to the Youth World Show. All four (4) entries will be the first four (4) state leaders in that division. If one of these four state leaders for any reason cannot represent ILQHYA in this particular event then the next highest point earner, down to sixth (6) place will be eligible to go in that event. If no member is eligible or does not want to participate then a member who is qualified may go in more that two (2)

For the NYATT Team, ILQHYA will send fourteen (14) individual representatives to participate in seven (7) youth events. The participants will be decided by state leaders of the specific events. If one of these state leaders for any reason cannot represent ILQHYA then the next highest point earner, down to sixth (6) place, will be eligible to go in the event. If no member who is eligible or does not want to participate, then a member who is qualified may go in more than one (1) event, but not more than two (2) events.

The state leaders will be determined in cases of ties by using the following tiebreakers:

A.) the most entries beat B.) the most wins. C.) the most AQHYA points earned, and D.) The most seconds (2nds) won.

If there are no state leaders, then the representative will be chosen by the Adult Advisor.

SUMMARY FOR TEAMS: ILQHYA will provide the stall rental and one entry fee for the team members that participate in all of the following: they are required to stall together, assist with putting up and/or taking down the stall decorations, march in the parade of state, have six (6) sponsorships per horse per show turned in to the Adult Advisor by May 1, and work the two (2) qualifying hours at Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association AQHA Shows. If a team member should fail to comply with the above stated rules, the ILQHYA will not reimburse said team members for fees and expenses involved in their team participation.

POINT SYSTEM

State points will be awarded through nine (9) places in each class. The 1st place horse in a class of 9 will receive 9 state points, 2nd 8 state points and so on down to 1 state point for 9th place. In a class with less than 9 horses you will receive points for however many in the class. Example: in a class with 5 horses, 1 place would receive 5 points and so on.

1st place = 9 points2nd place = 8 points3rd place = 7 points4th place = 6 points5thplace = 5 points6th place = 4 points7th place = 3 points8th place = 2 points9th place = 1 point

This point system is used for qualifying all youth teams and year-end awards.

YEAR END AWARDS

Year end points will start on January 1of each year through the end of December. The Board of Directors shall announce each January to the membership the classifications for Year-end Awards. Year-end awards shall be presented to the high point horses or youth in each classification as well as the top all around and reserve for the 13 and under division, 14-18 division and novice division for the year.

KEN FREEMAN AWARD

Each year the membership shall present the Ken Freeman award to the adult who they feel has contributed the most during the current year to the ILQHYA and/or to its members. This award shall be non-retiring and revolving so that the recipient shall possess if for the ensuing year. There shall be an award to the recipient to keep permanently. It will be presented at the Annual Awards Banquet.

AQHYA/ILQHYA SCHOLARSHIPS

The American Quarter Horse Association and the Illinois Quarter Horse Association has made available scholarships to the AQHYA/ILQHYA members who are enrolled in or are planning to enroll in college, university or trade school. Member must be a full time student during the semester for which the scholarship is granted. Applications can be obtained from the AQHYA or the ILQHYA State Advisors.

ARTICLE VII BOOKS AND RECORDS

Section 1. Books and Records: The association shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall also keep minutes of proceedings of it members, Board of Directors, and Committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors, and shall keep at the principle office a record giving the names and addresses/e-mail addresses of the members entitled to vote. All books and records shall be available to any member or his agent to inspect for any proper purpose at reasonable time.

ARTICLE VIII FISCAL YEAR

Section 1. Fiscal Year: The fiscal year of ILQHYA shall begin on the first day of January and end on the last day of December in each year.

ARTICLE IX DUES

Section 1. Annual and Life Dues: The Board of Directors may determine from time to time the amount of payable ILQHYA to the association by the members. The Treasurer of the ILQHYA shall record dues.

Section 2. Payment of Dues: Dues of a new member must be paid in full.

ARTICLE X AMENDMENTS OF BY LAWS

Section 1. Amendments: These by-laws may be altered, amended, or repealed and new by-laws may be adopted by a majority of the members present at any regular meeting or at any special meeting, provided that at least fifteen (15) days written notice is given of intention to alter, amend, or repeal or to adopt new bylaws at such meeting.

ARTICLE XI REGIONS

Section 1. Regions: The state shall be divided into three (3) regions of somewhat equal population as directed by the Board of Directors. Each region shall be composed of logical groups of one or more whole counties.

ARTICLE XII SPECIAL ADULT COMMITTEES

Section 1. Special Adult Committees: The President of ILQHYA shall have the power to choose a

chairperson for Special Adult Committees: these committees shall have the responsibilities to advise, and/or supervise the youth in various ILQHYA functions and projects throughout the year. The ILQHYA Board of Directors shall have the power of authority over any such appointed committees.

ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE YOUTH ASSOCIATION BYLAWS REVISED JUNE 24, 2017

Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association P.O. Box 7

Ashmore, IL 61912

630-338-3383 www.ilqha.com

2019 ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE YOUTH ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

Please note Youth Membership is separate from ILQHA adult or family membership

Date ________ New________ Renewal _______ Cash ____ Check # _____

____1 yr $20.00

___ Life membership (until age of 18) $150.00 Makes checks payable to ILQHYA

AQHYA Member Number ______________ Exp date ____________

Jacket size: (circle one) S M L XL 2XL

Name __________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

City _______________________ State _____ Zip______________

County ______________________ Home Phone ( ) _____________

Parent cell phone ( ) ___________ Youth cell phone ( ) _____________

Youth email ____________________________________________________

Parent email___________________________________________________

Birth Date _____________ Grade in school: Fall 2018/Spring 2019 __________

Are parents/guardians members of the adult association? yes___ no __ (needed for mailing purposes)

Mail to: IQHA, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912

All memberships are on a calendar year basis January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019. Points for year-end awards will begin to count once membership application and nomination form is received. If the youth is not the owner of the horse being shown, the owner must be a member of IQHA in order for points to count towards year end awards.

Please make sure that you fill out a separate Horse Nomination Form found on www.ILqha.com

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Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association P.O. Box 7

Ashmore, IL 61912

630-338-3383 www.ilqha.com

2019 ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE YOUTH ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

Please note Youth Membership is separate from ILQHA adult or family membership

Date ________ New________ Renewal _______ Cash ____ Check # _____

____1 yr $20.00

___ Life membership (until age of 18) $150.00 Makes checks payable to ILQHYA

AQHYA Member Number ______________ Exp date ____________

Jacket size: (circle one) S M L XL 2XL

Name __________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

City _______________________ State _____ Zip______________

County ______________________ Home Phone ( ) _____________

Parent cell phone ( ) ___________ Youth cell phone ( ) _____________

Youth email ____________________________________________________

Parent email___________________________________________________

Birth Date _____________ Grade in school: Fall 2018/Spring 2019 __________

Are parents/guardians members of the adult association? yes___ no __ (needed for mailing purposes)

Mail to: IQHA, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912

All memberships are on a calendar year basis January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019. Points for year-end awards will begin to count once membership application and nomination form is received. If the youth is not the owner of the horse being shown, the owner must be a member of IQHA in order for points to count towards year end awards.

Please make sure that you fill out a separate Horse Nomination Form found on www.ILqha.com


2019 Horse Nomination for Year End Awards Only those horses that have a completed nomination form will be eligible for year-

end awards. You must be an Illinois Quarter Horse member to nominate.

Please submit one form per horse.

Registered owners of the horse(s) must be a member in good standing with the Illinois Quarter Horse Association. Novice Youth or Novice Amateur exhibitors must be the owner or lease of the horse or Novice exhibitors may show a horse that is owned by a family member as defined by AQHA. The horse owners, and exhibitor must be members of IQHA.

Nominations must be completed and mailed to the Illinois Quarter Horse office or submitted at an IQHA approved horse show, before points can be accumulated. This nomination must include horse(s) registered name, registration number and foal date. The horse must be registered with AQHA or eligible for AQHA registration.

Nominate for Novice Amateur, Amateur Select, Amateur, Open, 13 and under Youth, 14-18 Youth, Novice Youth, Small Fry. All membership and nominations must be submitted and/or postmarked prior to the show in which points are to start counting.

Please submit the completed form to: Illinois Quarter Horse Association, P.O. Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912 or submitted at an IQHA approved horse show, before points can be accumulated.

Horse Name: ________________________________________________________________ Horse blanket size: ____

Registration number _______________________ Foal Year______________________

Owner’s Name _________________________ phone # ___________________ Email _________________________

Exhibitors showing the horse are to be indicated along with the Division they will be showing in:

Exhibitors Name and Jacket Size S,M,L,XL,2XL: Name: Size:

Division • Open (O), • Amateur (A), • Novice Amateur (NA), • Amateur Select (AS), • Novice Youth(NY), • 13 and under youth (13 Y), • 14-18 Youth (14 Y), • Small Fry (SF) Please place the abbreviation in the column below next to the rider that will be showing in that class.

Date Received _______________ Show number ________________ Please submit one form per horse.

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SPONSORSHIP FORM

Sponsors Information: Name_______________________Phone______________Address________________________________________City__________________State___Zip________________

I, ____________________________ agree to sponsor _______________ with ____ sponsorships at $25.00 each. Enclosed is a check for the amount of $______________.

Make payable to ILQHYA.

Sponsorships must be postmarked on or before May 1, 20__.

Please send to:

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Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Letter Of Intent – 20__ Youth World Show

Form Due by March 1, 20__ Sponsorships Due by May 1, 20__Desired Class Selection: Circle all classes that apply and number by preference (1, 2, 3, etc.) Showmanship Equitation Yearling Mares Cutting Horsemanship Working Hunter 2 yr. Old Mares Working Cow Horse Western Pleasure Hunter Hack 3 yr. Old Mares Breakaway Roping Trail Jumping Aged mares Tie Down Roping Western Riding Barrels Perf Halter Mares Horse Judging Reining Poles Yearling Geldings Horse Bowl Hunter Under Saddle Stakes 2 yr. Old Geldings Talent Show Team Penning – Please fill in second pageRanch Sorting - Please fill in second page HeadingHeeling

3 yr Old Geldings Aged Geldings Perf Halter Geldings

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Youth Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ __________________ __________________ Name Date of Birth AQHA Number/Exp Date ____________________________________________________________________________________Address City State / Zip ( ) ______________________ ( ) ______________________ ________________________ Home Phone Cell Phone Email

Parent Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ ( )_______________ __________________ Name Cell Phone Email _______________________________________ ( )_______________ Parent Signature Work Phone

Trainer Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ ( )_______________ __________________ Name Cell Phone Email _______________________________________Trainer Signature

Horse Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ ____________________________ Name of Horse Registration Number

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_______________________________________Name of Owner as it appears on Registration

Please return this form to:


This page for Team Penning and Ranch Sorting exhibitors only Page 1 must also be filled out

Please complete for each team!!

Youth 1 Information – PLEASE PRINT

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Form Due by March 1, 20__ Sponsorships Due by May 1, 20__Desired Class Selection: Circle all classes that apply and number by preference (1, 2, 3, etc.) Showmanship Equitation Yearling Mares Cutting Horsemanship Working Hunter 2 yr. Old Mares Working Cow Horse Western Pleasure Hunter Hack 3 yr. Old Mares Breakaway Roping Trail Jumping Aged mares Tie Down Roping Western Riding Barrels Perf Halter Mares Horse Judging Reining Poles Yearling Geldings Horse Bowl Hunter Under Saddle Stakes 2 yr. Old Geldings Talent Show Team Penning – Please fill in second pageRanch Sorting - Please fill in second page HeadingHeeling

3 yr Old Geldings Aged Geldings Perf Halter Geldings

Speech-ImpromptuSpeech-Public Speech-Team Demo

Youth Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ __________________ __________________ Name Date of Birth AQHA Number/Exp Date ____________________________________________________________________________________Address City State / Zip ( ) ______________________ ( ) ______________________ ________________________ Home Phone Cell Phone Email

Parent Information – PLEASE PRINT

_______________________________________ ( )_______________ __________________ Name Cell Phone Email _______________________________________ ( )_______________ Parent Signature Work Phone

Trainer Information – PLEASE PRINT

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Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Letter Of Intent – Congress NYATT Team

Form Due by May 15, 20 __ Sponsorships Due by June 1, 20__

Desired Class Selection: Circle all classes that apply and number by preference (1, 2, 3, etc.)

Showmanship ____ Horsemanship ____ Barrels ____ Western Pleasure ____ Reining _____ Hunter Under Saddle ___

Youth Information – PLEASE PRINT___________________________________________________________

_______________________________________ __________________ ________________________ Name Date of Birth AQHA Number __________________________________________________________________________________Address City State / Zip

( )_____________________ ( )_____________________ _________________________________ Home Phone Cell Phone Email

Parent Information – PLEASE PRINT__________________________________________________________

_______________________________________ ( )_______________ ________________________ Name Cell Phone Email _______________________________________ ( )_______________ Parent Signature Work Phone

Trainer Information – PLEASE PRINT__________________________________________________________

_______________________________________ ( )__________ _____________________________ Name Cell Phone Email _______________________________________Trainer Signature

Horse Information – PLEASE PRINT___________________________________________________________

______________________________________________ __________________________________ Name of Horse Registration Number _______________________________________Name of Owner as it appears on Registration

Please return form to:

Any youth wishing to participate on a team must meet requirements as stated in the By-Laws

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o Scholarship applications are available May 30th each year and are due with a postmark of no later than November 30th of the application year.o The amount of the ILQHYA Scholarship will be determined by the ILQHYA Board of Directors with consensus with the ILQHA Board of

Directors. One scholarship in the amount of $500.00 will be awarded unless determined otherwise by the Boards.o The recipient of this scholarship shall be a full time undergraduate student enrolled in an accredited two year or four year institution (minimum

of 12 credit hours per semester).o Application for the scholarship must be made within one year of graduation from high school.o Application for the scholarship is open to any youth that has been a member of the ILQHYA for at least two years and holds a current

membership.o To submit an application, the following must be returned to ILQHA postmarked no later than November 30th each year:

o A completed application formo Two letters of referenceo A current resumeo A one-page essay addressing future career goals

o An incomplete application will not be consideredo Scholarship applications will be sent to:

Illinois Quarter Horse Association P.O. Box 8 Ashmore, IL 61912

Process of review for scholarship selection:

• The scholarship applications will be sent out to a designated scholarship committee made up of ILQHA and ILQHYA members as a blind evaluation (no names attached).

• The applications will be evaluated using a rubric with a numeric grid with each application being given a final numeric score.• ILQHA and ILQHYA designated board members will review the final blind evaluations and determine the recipient for the scholarship.• The individual awarded the scholarship will be identified and a check drawn to their name to be used toward college education expenses.• The scholarship will be awarded at the ILQHA Award Ceremony at the annual convention.Submit the following to ILQHA, P.O. Box 8, Ashmore, IL 61912• This completed application form• Two letters of reference (see provided form)• A current resume• A one page essay addressing your future career goalsIt is the applicant’s responsibility to provide all application material, under one cover, to the ILQHA postmarked no later than November 30th.

Applicant Information (please print or type)

Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(Last) (First) (MI)

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone number: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Indicate your career goal: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

High School (name & address): ______________________________________________________________________________________

High School GPA: ______________________ (on 4 point scale)

College Choice: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Anticipated Major: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Major Contributor to applicants support and relationship to applicant:

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Number of siblings: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Number of years a member of ILQHYA: ________________________________________________________________________________

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Please provide the following: (limit response to 1 page, but be as thorough as possible)

1. An expression of future educational goals 2. A description of all activities you have participated in which involved ILQHA or ILQHYA 3. A description of all other horse related activities you have participated in (4-H, FFA etc.) 4. A description of all non-horse related activities and interests

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Letter of Reference Form

Guidelines: Please type reference on letterhead stationary if at all possible. The letter of reference must include the applicants name and relationship to the applicant. Letters of reference are to be returned, with this form, to the applicant in a sealed envelope. They will be sent, under one cover, by the applicant to the ILQHA by November 30th.

Name of applicant: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Relationship to applicant: _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Leadership: Exercises ability to organize, direct, and inspire others.

Excellent ____________________________ Average _______________________________ Below Average _________________________

Character: Relates well with peers and adults; is courteous to others.

Excellent ____________________________ Average _______________________________ Below Average _________________________

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NOMINEE’S NAME _________________________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________ Birth date _____________________________ Date of Death (if applicable): ___________

HORSE NOMINEE’S NAME: ____________ REG # _____________________________________________________________________

SIRE NAME: __________________________ _DAM NAME ________________________________________________________________

BREEDER ___________________________________________________________________ OWNER AT TIME OF DEATH _________

AQHA/IQHA related activities, offices, honors:

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HUMAN: Most prominent Quarter Horses owned and their achievements:

HORSE: Other equine industry achievements, honors, awards:

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HUMAN: Other equine industry activities, offices, honors:

HORSE: Most prominent offspring and their achievements, honors, awards:

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HUMAN: Other Civic activities, honors, and Supporting information:

HORSE: Other Supporting information:

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ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE HALL OF FAME HORSE & HUMAN BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FOR NOMINEE

Without a doubt, to be inducted into the Illinois Quarter Horse Hall of Fame is IQHA’s most prestigious honor bestowed on an individual, whether person or horse.

Anyone can nominate an individual. If you have a horse or person in mind who you think is deserving of Hall of Fame status, here are the basic facts and the steps necessary to begin the process. Nominations are due each year by October 1.

CRITERIA

PERSON: Inductee into the IQHA Hall of Fame must have been outstanding over a period of years either as a breeder, competitor, or contributor to IQHA. Inductee should have been a member of IQHA or AQHA if his or her activities were during the existence of IQHA. Inductee may be either living or deceased.

HORSE: Inductee into the IQHA Hall of Fame must have been outstanding for a period of years as a sire, dam, competitor, or must have brought exceptional visibility to the American Quarter Horse and/or IQHA. Inductee must be deceased.

NOMINATION PROCESS

Complete the form in its entirety. You may use additional paper if needed. Information pertaining to the criteria is more important than photos and copies of ads. Photos are needed later if individual is selected. Personal letters of recommendation from others are helpful, unless copies of the same letter just signed by another individual. Once nominated, the individual will be eligible from year to year if not selected. Additional updates may be sent in by October 1 for those individuals not selected.

If nominee is selected for induction, they will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the IQHA convention in January the next year. If selected, the nominees will be notified in late November.

To ensure that older, deserving individuals worthy of Hall of Fame status are not forgotten, IQHA Hall of Fame committee will research candidates who were influential to the growth of the association. The committee may select candidates from this list also.

HALL OF FAME NOMINATION DEADLINE IS October 1

SEND NOMINATION TO:

IQHA HALL OF FAME %MARY HANNAGAN, 2451 CR 2800 N, PENFIELD, IL 61862

[email protected]

Please enclose biographical information to support your nominee

Person: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Horse: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Submitted by ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Daytime phone number _______________________________________________________ Date_ ________________________________

Email address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION

OPEN SHOW POINT FORM

NAME _________________________________________________ Adult Youth D.O.B. ________ ADDRESS______________________________________________________________ CITY___________________________________________STATE___________ZIP_________________ PHONE (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________ HORSE NAME__________________________________________________YEAR FOALED ______________ Use reg. name, not barn name, please REG. # ___________________________

If you show in a walk/trot class please specify western or English on the form. SHOW/EVENT NAME ___________________________________________________DATE _______________ SHOW/EVENT SECRETARY NAME (Please print) _______________________________________________ SHOW/EVENT SECRETARY SIGNATURE______________________________________________________ SHOW SECRETARY PHONE (_______) ____________________________________ ….For office use only… Showbill no.

Class name No. in class

Placing Division Points awarded

Questions: contact IQHA office: 630-338-3383 or Kandi Lane email: [email protected]

Mail to: Illinois Quarter Horse Association, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912

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OPEN SHOW POINT FORM

NAME _________________________________________________ Adult Youth D.O.B. ________ ADDRESS______________________________________________________________ CITY___________________________________________STATE___________ZIP_________________ PHONE (_______) _____________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________ HORSE NAME__________________________________________________YEAR FOALED ______________ Use reg. name, not barn name, please REG. # ___________________________

If you show in a walk/trot class please specify western or English on the form. SHOW/EVENT NAME ___________________________________________________DATE _______________ SHOW/EVENT SECRETARY NAME (Please print) _______________________________________________ SHOW/EVENT SECRETARY SIGNATURE______________________________________________________ SHOW SECRETARY PHONE (_______) ____________________________________ ….For office use only… Showbill no.

Class name No. in class

Placing Division Points awarded

Questions: contact IQHA office: 630-338-3383 or Kandi Lane email: [email protected]

Mail to: Illinois Quarter Horse Association, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912



OPEN SHOW

PROGRAM RULES

This program is designed for our IQHA members to have other opportunities to achieve recognition with IQHA. An Open Show is defined as a show (not singular classes within a show) which is open to horses of all breeds and of all colors. This includes 4-H/FFA Fairs, Saddle Club Shows, Ranch Horse Association Shows, Open shows, etc. Approved Breed shows, (with classes for Quarter Horses) including Palomino, Buckskin, Paint & Pinto, etc. are excluded 1. All shows must be held within the geographical

boundaries of Illinois 2. Horse must be a registered Quarter Horse. 3. Horse does NOT have to be owned by the exhibitor to

participate. 4. Exhibitor must be a current IQHA member prior to the

show dates. A family membership entitles all family members to participate in the Open Show Program.

5. Points are awarded per horse/exhibitor team. 6. There is no nomination fee, but a fee of $1 per horse/

exhibitor team per show will be charged. Participants should send in $1 with the point form. No tabs will be allowed.

7. For 2016 the point year will run from Jan. 1st to Oct. 31st. Points will not carry over from year to year.

8. Participants should send in point forms within 30 days of the show date. A showbill from the show should accompany the point form. Only points sent on the official point form will be counted.

9. No maximum number of points at a single show. 10. Any show that is double judged counts as 2 separate

shows, with 2 sets of points. Submit 2 forms, one for each show/judge.

11. Champion and Reserve Champion Halter classes also count. Two points are awarded for each Grand Championship and one point is awarded for each Reserve Championship in the Halter classes.

12. A minimum of 15 points must be earned in a division in order to qualify for a year end award.

13. The ages of youth are based on ages as of January 1.

DIVISIONS

1. Small fry (9 & under as of Jan. 1st of the year) Eligible classes: 9 & under halter/showmanship, walk only, walk-trot, leadline or any class not requiring a canter. Participants may not enter other divisions. 2. Youth halter/showmanship (18 & under) Eligible classes: any halter or showmanship. 3. Youth western performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: western pleasure &/or horsemanship, bareback pleasure &/or horsemanship, trail, reining, western riding. 4. Youth hunt seat performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: hunt seat pleasure, English pleasure, equitation, hunter hack, fence classes, equitation over fences, bareback pleasure equitation. 5. Youth speed performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: any barrels, poles, stake race, flags, keyhole, roping, team penning, or any timed event. 6. Adult halter/showmanship (19 & over) Eligible classes: any halter or showmanship. 7. Adult western performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: western pleasure &/or horsemanship, bareback pleasure &/or horsemanship, trail, reining, western riding. 8. Adult hunt seat performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: hunt seat pleasure, English pleasure, equitation, hunter hack, fence classes, equitation over fences, bareback pleasure equitation. 9. Adult speed performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: any barrels, poles, stake race, flags, keyhole, roping, team penning, ranch sorting or any timed event. 10. Dressage (All ages) points based on percentage received.

• 70 plus test score = 6 points • 65-69 test score = 5 points • 60-64 test score = 4 points • 55-59 test score = 3 points • 50-54 test score = 2 points • 45-49 test score = 1 points

11. Driving (All ages) *** Any classes classified as “fun classes” i.e. egg and spoon, ride-a-buck, etc. do not count towards points.

Points: # of horses in class 1st 2nd 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7th 8th 9th 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 8 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Questions: contact Kandi Lane at 217-849-5233 or email: [email protected]

Illinois Quarter Horse Association, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912

Points: # of horses in class 1st 2nd 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7th 8th 9th 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 8 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Questions: contact Kandi Lane at 217-849-5233 or email: [email protected]

Illinois Quarter Horse Association, PO Box 7, Ashmore, IL 61912

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OPEN SHOW

PROGRAM RULES

This program is designed for our IQHA members to have other opportunities to achieve recognition with IQHA. An Open Show is defined as a show (not singular classes within a show) which is open to horses of all breeds and of all colors. This includes 4-H/FFA Fairs, Saddle Club Shows, Ranch Horse Association Shows, Open shows, etc. Approved Breed shows, (with classes for Quarter Horses) including Palomino, Buckskin, Paint & Pinto, etc. are excluded 1. All shows must be held within the geographical

boundaries of Illinois 2. Horse must be a registered Quarter Horse. 3. Horse does NOT have to be owned by the exhibitor to

participate. 4. Exhibitor must be a current IQHA member prior to the

show dates. A family membership entitles all family members to participate in the Open Show Program.

5. Points are awarded per horse/exhibitor team. 6. There is no nomination fee, but a fee of $1 per horse/

exhibitor team per show will be charged. Participants should send in $1 with the point form. No tabs will be allowed.

7. For 2016 the point year will run from Jan. 1st to Oct. 31st. Points will not carry over from year to year.

8. Participants should send in point forms within 30 days of the show date. A showbill from the show should accompany the point form. Only points sent on the official point form will be counted.

9. No maximum number of points at a single show. 10. Any show that is double judged counts as 2 separate

shows, with 2 sets of points. Submit 2 forms, one for each show/judge.

11. Champion and Reserve Champion Halter classes also count. Two points are awarded for each Grand Championship and one point is awarded for each Reserve Championship in the Halter classes.

12. A minimum of 15 points must be earned in a division in order to qualify for a year end award.

13. The ages of youth are based on ages as of January 1.

DIVISIONS

1. Small fry (9 & under as of Jan. 1st of the year) Eligible classes: 9 & under halter/showmanship, walk only, walk-trot, leadline or any class not requiring a canter. Participants may not enter other divisions. 2. Youth halter/showmanship (18 & under) Eligible classes: any halter or showmanship. 3. Youth western performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: western pleasure &/or horsemanship, bareback pleasure &/or horsemanship, trail, reining, western riding. 4. Youth hunt seat performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: hunt seat pleasure, English pleasure, equitation, hunter hack, fence classes, equitation over fences, bareback pleasure equitation. 5. Youth speed performance (18 & under) Eligible classes: any barrels, poles, stake race, flags, keyhole, roping, team penning, or any timed event. 6. Adult halter/showmanship (19 & over) Eligible classes: any halter or showmanship. 7. Adult western performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: western pleasure &/or horsemanship, bareback pleasure &/or horsemanship, trail, reining, western riding. 8. Adult hunt seat performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: hunt seat pleasure, English pleasure, equitation, hunter hack, fence classes, equitation over fences, bareback pleasure equitation. 9. Adult speed performance (19 & over) Eligible classes: any barrels, poles, stake race, flags, keyhole, roping, team penning, ranch sorting or any timed event. 10. Dressage (All ages) points based on percentage received.

• 70 plus test score = 6 points • 65-69 test score = 5 points • 60-64 test score = 4 points • 55-59 test score = 3 points • 50-54 test score = 2 points • 45-49 test score = 1 points

11. Driving (All ages) *** Any classes classified as “fun classes” i.e. egg and spoon, ride-a-buck, etc. do not count towards points.

IQHA DIRECTORYMike Bassett

Cheryl Holst HB Connectted 26302 State Highway 3 Godfrey, IL 62035 618-467-0626 618-304-8477 [email protected]

Eldred A. Nehmelman 12987 Toboggan Ave Green Valley, IL 61534 309-352-4231 309-657-0297 [email protected]

Laura "Shad" TeGrotenhuis Blue Smoke FLP 14435 N. State Highway 1 Marshall, IL 62441 217-826-2409 217-822-7423 [email protected]

Morgan Riley Wendle 911 W. Exchange Jerseyville, IL 62052 618-558-8110 [email protected]

MaryBeth Adams 3314 N. Rocky Beach Ln. Johnsburg, IL 60051 815-385-2600 847-431-6310 [email protected]

Lisa Adams 8829 Ivanhoe Trail Kansas City, MO 64131 309-825-0598 309-825-0598 [email protected]

Trent Adams 260 Wisher Road Patoka, IL 62875 618-780-0397

Robert M. Adolphson, Jr. J. B. Quarter Horses 1826 - 100th Ave. Aledo, IL 61231-9783 309-582-7224

Susan Albright, D.V.M. not deliverable R. R. #1 Box 4 Chenoa, IL 61726-9701 815-945-3711

Kent & Dawn Allen 8691 N. US Hwy. 45 Effingham, IL 62401 217-536-5982 [email protected]

Carolyn Anderson 8952 N 850th Ave. Cambridge, IL 61238-9266 309-521-8007

Shirley W. Andrews 4179 Old Litchfield Trail Litchfield, IL 62056 618-377-6831

Christopher Arentsen Arentsen Quarter Horses P.O. Box 32, 587 N. Jackson Trenton, IL 62293 618-623-9450 [email protected]

Thomas D. Arganbright R. R. #1 Box 207 Effingham, IL 62401-9750 217-536-5866

Lewis R. & Peggy Ashton Box 72 510 N. Ledlie Dawson, IL 62520-0072 217-364-4913

Kamryn Aylesworth 1991 300th Street Mt. Pulaski, IL 62548 217-674-3476 217-454-4311 [email protected]

Edward L. & Mary Bailey 240 W. Main Albion, IL 62806-1010 618-445-2255

Stuart & Karen Bandstra 299 240th Place Pella, IA 50219 641-780-4152 [email protected]

Sherri & Brian Banta 30790 &th Avenue New Liberty, IA 52765 563-349-3934 [email protected]

Kurt & Denise Barman 3308 N. 500 Avenue Alpha, IL 61413 309-629-9022 309-314-4546 [email protected]

Nicole Barnes 2218 Waukegan Road Glenview, IL 60025 847-702-8198 [email protected]

Amy Barnett P.O. Box 177 Hanna City, IL 61536 309-565-3281 [email protected]

Joan Basile Somerset Farms 2 S 303 Green Rd. Elburn, IL 60119-9666 630-365-2938 630-263-1024 [email protected]

Bonnie Beach Beach Paint Quarter Horses 4935 W. 175th Street Tinley Park, IL 60478 708-935-0361 [email protected]

Katrina Beach 9182 N. Romine Road Mooresville, IN 46158 317-748-6490 [email protected]

Danielle Beauchamp 26921 Countryside Lake Drive Mundelein, IL 60060 847-630-4631 [email protected]

William Becker Becker's Timberlane Farm, Inc 25250 W. Old Rand Rd. Wauconda, IL 60084-2475 847-526-6500

Lane Beeler Circle G Ranch 6139 State Road 25 South West Point, IN 47992 565-307-0062 [email protected]

Mary Beth Beenenga 625 N. 2101 St. Road Tonica, IL 61370 815-228-3323 815-228-3323 [email protected]

Hannah Bengtson 124 Hillview Drive Macomb, IL 61455 309-331-3739 [email protected]

Kimberly & Tim Bengtson 124 Hillview Drive Macomb, IL 61455 309-333-2024 [email protected]

Karen A. Bingham 2513 E. Higgins Rd. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007-2606 847-437-3060 [email protected]

Sue Blackwell Blackwell Ranch Box 39 751Torrens Street Tilden, IL 62292 618-443-7533

Shawn Bolger P.O. Box 1208 Franklin Park, IL 60131-8208 630-240-2421

James P & Bonita Bond 10875 Rhea Park Road Loami, IL 62661 217-435-9706 217-971-8307 [email protected]

Jody Bourn-Adult 10735 W. Washington Street Road Kenney, IL 61749 217-877-8055 217-454-4059 [email protected]

John & Karen Boxell 16215 Briarwood Trace Auburn, IL 62615-9534 217-621-9145, 217-825-6456 [email protected]

Penny Boyer Little Creek Ranch 19456 E. 1670th Road Marshall, IL 62441 217-822-9876 [email protected]

Laurel Bradley Fox Fire Farm 39W 301 Freeman Road Gilberts, IL 60136 847-431-6331 [email protected]

Michelle Bradley 14501 Central Ave. Midlothian, IL 60445 708-388-3477 708-846-3477 [email protected]

Tom Braid R. R. #1 Box 187A McLean, IL 61754-9408 309-874-2651

Mary Bretscher Timber Ridge Ranch 23920 Questing Hills Rd. Chandlerville, IL 62627 217-416-7179 [email protected]

Terry & Amy Britton P.O. Box 305 Clay City, IL 62824 618-689-3226 618-508-3830 [email protected]

Sharon Broers 2206 -- 13th St. Peru, IL 61354-1610 815-224-4154

Mackenzie Bunting 277 Sherwood Circle Dahinda, IL 61428 309-258-9842 [email protected]

Jennifer & Albert Burton Jennifer Burton Show Horses P.O. Box 581 Grayslake, IL 60030 847-217-5992 [email protected]

Drew & Kathy Butzow West Wind Quarter Horse Farm 2191 County Road 1300N St. Joseph, IL 61873 217-469-2194 217-493-4009

Lynn Campbell 24645 S. Kings Road Crete, IL 60417 708-672-0069 708-268-0572 [email protected]

Nicole Campbell 24645 S. Kings Road Crete, IL 60417 708-672-0069 708-268-0570 [email protected]

Kay Cantrall 1813 Kincaid Street Athens, IL 62613 217-636-8548 217-971-0314

Susan M. Cargill NOT DELIVERABLE 2201 Crosby Rd. Wayzata, MN 55391-2311 612-473-2620

Keith Caughran 13187 E 250th Avenue Flat Rock, IL 62427 618-843-5179

Karie Clark Clithero Pleasure Horses 39 Shady Tree Court Winfield, MO 63389 314-607-1595 [email protected]

Ronnie Clithero Clithero Pleasure Horses 955 Trojan Circle Troy, MO 63379 636-295-0851 [email protected]

Fred or Vanessa Cole Cole's Equine Center 262 Wisher Rd. Patoka, IL 62875 618-432-9939 618-267-9939, 618-367-1696 [email protected], [email protected]

Susan Colehower 6713 W. Kennedy Rd. Peotone, IL 60468-9389

Teresa A. Coleman 1404 E 2250 North Rd. White Heath, IL 61884

Patty & Dick Combs 17127 Hill Creek Court Orland Park, IL 60467 708-479-1696 708-912-9514 [email protected]

Heidi Coop 1475 Collins Road Oswego, IL 60543 630-294-1228 [email protected]

Brian Copple 12813 Village School Ln. Midlothian, VA 23112

Carolyn Cottingham 2113 Bennett Road Union Grove, WI 53182 262-497-1600 262-497-1600 [email protected]


Elisabeth Cox 1802 W. Belmont Apt. B Chicago, IL 60657 312-722-9048 [email protected]

David & Dolores Cramer 462 Beaulieu Loop The Villages, FL 32162-1052 217-652-2216 [email protected]

S. Elaine Curry 2018 Foxtown Road Oneida, IL 61467 309-335-2575 [email protected]

Jerry Cutsinger Cutsinger Stallion Station 603 E. Perry Street Pittsburg, IL 62974 618-889-1509 618-889-1509

Debbie Cuvelier PO Box 849 Dixon, IL 61021 815-440-1981 [email protected]

Angela Czerwinski 2890 E. Flagg Rd. Scheller, IL 62883 618-279-3087 618-231-5245 [email protected]

Laura Daniels 5560 E. Reed Road Coal City, IL 60416 815-474-3124 [email protected]

Lynda Danielson Rose Ranch 1883 N. 1475 Road Streator, IL 61364 815-228-7124 [email protected]

Millissa Daurer 602 Chateau Drive St. Joseph, IL 61873 563-340-3668 [email protected]

Lonnie & Jean Daves 1776 300th St. Sherrard, IL 61281-8586 309-593-2041

Luann Davidsmeyer 220 S. Grand Ave. Apt.1 Jacksonville, IL 62650 217-320-3032 [email protected]

Devin Dayton 506 E. Walnut Street Tolono, IL 61880 317-523-7541 [email protected]

Anne Demirjian P.O. Box 200 Mt. Zion, IL 62549 217-865-2129 217-855-9091 [email protected]

Carrie & John DeNicolo Willow Creek Farm 36W 764 E. Ridgewood Drive St. Charles, IL 60175 630-514-8200 [email protected]

Chayna DeNicolo Willow Creek Farm 36W 764 E. Ridgewood Drive St. Charles, IL 60175 630-514-8200 [email protected]

Tammy & Edward Dewey 1511 US Route 52 Dixon, IL 61021 540-272-7204 [email protected]

Sharon Dietz Crowheart Farm 3206 265th St. N Hillsdale, IL 61257-9748 309-314-2448

Johne Dobbs 3025 Village Ridge Drive Gastonia, NC 28056 217-359-5261

Brad Dohm 1152 Lincoln Park Drive Decatur, IL 62526 217-303-1902

Sarah Shoemake Doles Shoemake Farms 2126 Lafayette Ave. St. Louis, MO 63104 314-771-9797 314-803-0552 [email protected]

Ron & Becky Donahue 4414 E. 14th Rd. Earlville, IL 60518-9504 815-246-9376

Jennifer Drinkall Drinkall Performance Horses 27695 Clark Road Milledgeville, IL 61051 480-993-5874 [email protected]

Cricia Duncan 6472 Cedar Rd. Iuka, IL 62849 618-822-6355 [email protected]

CherylAnn Easley T. J. Easley Easley Quarter Horses 230 Concord Church Lane Vienna, IL 62995 618-771-2014 618-771-2030 [email protected]

Julie Ehler Continuin' Winds 4007 E. Airport Road Urbana, IL 61802 217-778-9009 [email protected]

Carla Ellis 2829 Clover Lane Sun Prairie, WI 53590 608-617-5315 [email protected]

Dianne Eppers P.O. Box 7181 Grayslake, IL 60030-7181 847-354-0213 [email protected]

Ray Farrell 412 Savoy Ct. Schaumburg, IL 60193-1457 847-891-3035

Ashley Fawns 13552 Marietta Road Athens, IL 62613 217-741-3694 [email protected]

Patricia Fewell P.O. Box 8 Ashmore, IL 61912 217-232-8483 [email protected]

Catherine Finger 1458 Trairie Trails Grayslake, IL 60030 847-204-0998 [email protected]

Echo Fisher not deliverable 448 Sudbury Circle Oswego, IL 60543 309-825-6200 [email protected]

Jeff & Susie Fisher Fisher Farms 702 E. Walnut Str Tolono, IL 61880 217-485-5258 217-202-6707 [email protected]

Kathy Fitzpatrick Travis Tieman KKT Performance Horses Inc. 2941 S. Harlem Avenue Peotone, IL 60468 708-297-1103 [email protected]

Kate Fizpatrick Heisner KKT Performance Horses Inc. 2941 S. Harlem Avenue Peotone, IL 60468 [email protected]

Harold & Lynda Flesner Flesner Family Farms 2613 E. 2600 Street Golden, IL 62339 217-696-2340 217-440-4076 [email protected]

Lynda Flowers 2 South 233 Green Rd. Elburn, IL 60119 630-365-3004 [email protected]

Shannon Flynn 1111 Ravinia Court Shorewood, IL 60404 [email protected]

Elizabeth Foley 8424 w. Wagner Road Lena, IL 61048 815-238-9486 815-238-9486 [email protected]

William Ford 3304 Memory Lane Urbana, IL 61802 217-344-4134 309-264-3131 [email protected]

Stan & Diane Frazier Hobby Horse Arena 2122 E. 1050 tTH Mendon, IL 62351 217-936-2941 217-242-5642 [email protected]

Natalie Fredenburg 6011 S. State Road 103 Straughn, IN 47387 317-997-4408 [email protected]

Margaret Friedmeyer 159 N. English Ave. Springfield, IL 62702-4817 217-787-2528

Angela K. Gaffigan-Evans 5200 Passfield Rd. Rochester, IL 62563 217-972-1195 [email protected]

Robyn Garcia 11900 Winding Trail Dr. Willow Springs, IL 60480 708-839-0507 708-610-7050 [email protected]

Kelsey Gard Blue Smoke FLP 14435 N. State Highway 1 Marshall, IL 62441 217-826-2409 217-822-2493 [email protected]

Bill Gard Blue Smoke FLP 15543 E. National Road Marshall, IL 62441 217-822-7423

Adolph J. Gazza, Jr. 1305 Arlington Chase Sherman, IL 62684 217-496-3174

Patricia S. Gibbs 13805 Elsah Rd. Dow, IL 62022-3341 618-786-2497 [email protected]

Barbara J. Gibson 895 N. Co. Rd. 1500 E. Tuscola, IL 61953 217-649-5551 217-649-5551 [email protected]

Amy Gilleland 3419 Roseman Lane Dekalb, IL 60115 701-367-9232 [email protected]

Betsy & Gregory Ginger 15 Deer Path Trail Burr Ridge, IL 60527 630-655-4719 [email protected]

Karissa Gosser Leonard Farms 858 E 300 N Road Gibson City, IL 60936 217-781-2800 217-781-2170 [email protected]

Jeff Greaves 804 NW 7th Galva, IL 61434 309-932-3309 309-854-2867

Rebecca L. Haahn 101 Mt. Zion Rd. Eureka, IL 61530-9754 309-467-3246 [email protected]

Jill Hall 5638 S. 300 West Boswell, IN 47921 765-585-0981 [email protected]

Nancy M. Handegan #3 Brentwood Taylorville, IL 62568-8914 217-824-8844

Jan Hannagan 2451 CR 2800 N Penfield, IL 61862-9731 217-568-7126

Gary F. Hannagan 1671 N. 2125 Street St. Elmo, IL 62458 618-829-5248 [email protected]

Mary Hannagan 2451 CR 2800 N Penfield, IL 61862 217-377-2258 [email protected]

Kathy Harper 5845 W. Hoge Road Morris, IL 60450 815-210-8764 [email protected]

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William C. Harris 124 S. Walnut Pontiac, IL 61764-2010 815-844-5707

Beverly Harris 111 S. Richman Villa Grove, IL 61956 217-832-9064 217-840-7951 [email protected]

Rosanne Harshbarger 7576 Broom road Kinmundy, IL 62854 217-840-3184 217-840-3184 [email protected]

Gerald & Stephanie Hathaway 9758 E 1980 North Road Oakwood, IL 61858 217-354-2171 217-474-2371 [email protected]

Robert & Gail Hedges Cascade Ranch 25 Whiting Drive Divernon, IL 62538-9787 217-498-6930

Marcy Heepke 2082 S. Moreland Rd. Edwardsville, IL 62025 618-692-4823 618-559-7746 [email protected]

Arec & Jeana Heitman Sumner Performance Horses 2033 J Avenue Marengo, IA 52301 319-471-0267 [email protected]

Sherri Hennis 6108 Kneff Road Imperial, MO 63052 314-280-7970 [email protected]

Jennifer Henry 6 Cabin Smoke Trail Springfield, IL 62707 217-280-0277 [email protected]

Wayne & Cindy Herdes Herdes Show Horses 4628 N Passport Road Noble, IL 62868 618-723-2278 618-838-2276 [email protected]

Rick Herdes Double H Ranch 7550 Moye Drive Evansville, IN 47712 812-5889-6383 812-589-6383 [email protected]

Timothy J. Herlehy & Family 1110 White Pine Drive Dixon, IL 61021-8114 630-761-4533

Christian Herschberger 467 County Rd. 34980 Powderly, TX 75473 217-621-1996

Chad Hinton 511 E Elk Dr. Mahomet, IL 61853 217-766-9280 [email protected]

Deidre Hulsebus 8361 McMichael Road Caledonia, IL 61011 815-623-2148 [email protected]

Eric & Angela Hunt 6603 State Road 25 S West Point, IN 47992 765-414-1948 [email protected]

Olivia Inboden 13956 N. 1275th Street Newton, IL 62448 618-554-8876 618-554-8876 [email protected]

Lisa & Terry Jackson Jackson Quarter Horses 1130 350th Avenue Middletown, IL 62666 217-737-6242 [email protected]

Bobbie James 16151 Round Grove Road Morrison, IL 61270 815-499-0363 [email protected]

Megan Jankowski 4228 Edgewater Hillside, IL 60162-2042 708-547-7929

Glenn Jensen 31205 120th Ave. West Illinois City, IL 61259 563-299-2919 [email protected]

Jenilee Johnson Lazy W Ranch 15649 E. Old State Rd. Sycamore, IL 60178 815-895-2696

John E. & Phyllis Jordan 2541 North 1200 East Mansfield, IL 61854 217-489-2471

David Jorgenson 2553 E 1170 North Rd. Milford, IL 60953-9464 815-471-4882 [email protected]

Mollie Kain 3810 N. 800 W. Angola, IN 46703 260-668-6102 [email protected]

Heidi Kallenberger 14150 188th Street Zwingle, IA 52079 563-370-0863 [email protected]

Kaylee Kapraun 386 Kapraun Road Metamora, IL 61548 309-635-2324 [email protected]

Brad Kearns P.O. Box 7076 Grayslake, IL 60030 847-223-9440 [email protected]

Valerie Kearns P.O. Box 7233 Grayslake, IL 60030 847-3430986 [email protected]

Susan J. Kent 1651 Burkett Rd. Dixon, IL 61021-8387 815-288-2061

Kay Kimmel PK Performance Horses 9937 Co. Rd. 275 N Broughton, IL 62817 618-926-2437 [email protected]

Gene King 5735 N. 500th Street Oblong, IL 62449 618-557-3571 618-562-3572 [email protected]

Mary & Steven Klecka 31400 S. Center Rd. Peotone, IL 60468 708-258-9926 708-670-5878 [email protected]

Debra A. Kluz 4984 Condon Road Rockford, IL 61109 815-978-0859 [email protected]

LeaAnn Koch 6274 W. Route 34 Oswego, IL 60543-0755 630-253-1912 [email protected]

Ruth Koehler 5534 Old Salem Rd. Springfield, IL 62711 217-546-5071

Kate Kramer 10900 Cape Cod Lane Huntley, IL 60142 920-410-8716 [email protected]

Travis Kresee Kresse Farms 2752 Buffalo Mechanicsburg Road Buffalo, IL 62515 217-725-5852 [email protected]

Tina Kresee Kresse Farms 2752 Buffalo Mechanicsburg Road Buffalo, IL 62515 217-725-5422 [email protected]

Kristine Kruchten 5590 Easy Street Waunakee, WI 53597 608-843-9769 [email protected]

Darryll & Melody Krumrey R. R. #9 Box 565 Marion, IL 62959-9402 618-993-2897

Melissa Laluna 4979 E. Exline Club Road Kankakee, IL 60901 815-671-3323 [email protected]

Cheryl LaMaster 118 Toqua Club Way Loudon, TN 37774 630-263-6396 [email protected]

Jacob Lane Reinin Lane Ranch 739 CR 650 E Toledo, IL 62468 217-849-5233 217-841-3532 [email protected]

Kandi Lane Reinin Lane Ranch 739 CR 650 E Toledo, IL 62468 217-849-5233 217-849-5233 [email protected]

Mindy Lane 820 N Co. Rd. 1000E Tuscola, IL 61953 217-253-6193 217-841-3367 [email protected]

Fran Lans 2822 Pawnee Circle Glenview, IL 60025 847-205-1369

Lisa Lansan 1536 Broadview Bettendorf, IA 52722 563-320-3601 [email protected]

Janice M. Larry 2907 Broadway Rd. Pekin, IL 61554-9804 309-346-4568

Cheryl Lawhead 14259 N. 800th St. Robinson, IL 62454 618-843-2573 [email protected]

Ed Lawrence 264 E. 77th Street Shreveport, LA 71106 847-971-1442 [email protected]

Diane Lawry 14 Pinehurst Lincoln, IL 62656 217-732-7204 [email protected]

Dana & Linda Lerner 1205 Vista Verde St. Denton, TX 62521 940-565-0247 217-898-8974 [email protected]

Jan Levandowski 39490 N. Rena Ave Antioch, IL 60002 847-409-2068 [email protected]

Dawn Licavoli 3921 Dunn Road Hazelwood, MO 63042 314-420-6457 [email protected]

Cynthia N & Donald L Lindsey Lindsey Quarter Horses 2324 Washington School road Fieldon, IL 62031 618-376-6433

Debbie Loftus Larry Loftus D & L Show Horses 1846 Antioch Road West Frankfort, IL 62896 618-663-5756 618-218-2369 [email protected]

Albert & Camille Lohnes 12407 County Road 3400 E. Mason City, IL 62664 309-335-1005 309-335-1005 [email protected]

Brian & Rosezona Long C I Ranch 19589 Big Dog Ave. Petersburg, IL 62675 309-647-8965 309-657-1799 [email protected]

Terry Lornez Fairview Farm 663 2nd Street Crete, IL 60417 708-672-6085 [email protected]


Jacqueline A. Lueking Lueking Horse Farm 5980 Old HWY 50 Flora, IL 62839 618-662-2972 618-339-8215 [email protected]

Makayla Ray Maciejewski 6688 N. 2075 East Road Downs, IL 61736 309-378-2148 309-530-7857

Madison Maciejewski 6688 N. 2075 East Road Downs, IL 61736 309-378-2148 309-825-9363

Kelly Maciejewski 6688 N. 2075 East Road Downs, IL 61736 309-378-2148 309-825-9938 [email protected]

Lauren Malmberg 18608 Bartholomew Lane Elmwood, IL 61529 309-446-3546 309-303-8636 [email protected]

Debra & Joe Marsala 41W715 Foxtail Circle Saint Charles, IL 60175 630-624-4344 [email protected]

Jack L. Martin 306 Peterson Rd. PO Box M Libertyville, IL 60048-4913 847-362-0733

Kisten Martin 320 Old Bloomfield Road Vienna, IL 62995 618-363-0246 [email protected]

Karen Kay Martin 1302 Frank Street Galesburg, IL 61401 309-335-2728 [email protected]

Kisten Martin 320 Old Bloomfield Road Vienna, IL 62995 618-363-0246

Kathy Martino 41W540 Rohrsen Road Plato Center, IL 60124 680-988-2247 [email protected]

Amy Marx 536 Partridge Court Sullivan, WI 53178 608-797-2973 [email protected]

Andrew Mathis 507 North Charles Street Shelbyville, IL 62565 217-254-4531 [email protected]

Millie Mauritzson 2161 Evans Prairie Trail The Villages, FL 32163 309-738-9921 [email protected]

Larry L. & Vicky V. Maxwell 13050 E. 650th Ave. Watson, IL 62473-9766 217-536-6127

Laura McAnelly 981 Cypress Drive Aurora, IL 60506 603-701-4560 [email protected]

Eleanore J. McDaniel 798 Arena Lane Sparland, IL 61565-9795 [email protected]

Todd McGee NOT DELIVERABLE 8975 U.S. Hwy. 45 N Tunnel Hill, IL 62991-1353 618-658-4017

Gabrielle Mueller McGuire 250 Sweetbriar Court Lowell, IN 46356 219-577-5821 219-577-5821 [email protected]

Denise McKay Thomas M. Barrie 1552 East 2000 N Rd. Watseka, IL 60970-9651 815-683-2475 815-383-2475 [email protected]

Jim McKillips Jim McKillips Quarter Horses 114 E. Colley Road Beloit, WI 53511 608-207-5528 608-207-5528 [email protected]

Connie McLaughlin 15238 Nokomis Road Nokomis, IL 6205-4425 217-825-8763 [email protected]

Michelle McMurray 9s.675 Lorraine Drive Willowbrook, IL 60527 847-687-3115 [email protected]

Rikki Mcnana 259 E.Haney Road Carbondale, IL 62901 618-559-2404 [email protected]

Mark & Lara Merriman Merriman Family Farm 5811 Pleasant Valley Rd. Kenney, IL 61749 217-855-8673 [email protected]

Kim Meyer 541 Sattley St. Rochester, IL 62563-9243 217-498-8294 [email protected]

Ed & Louann Meyer 17132 Winding Creek Drive Orland Park, IL 60467 708-479-9369 312-343-9369 [email protected]

Kay Miller 2617 Illinois Rt. 16 Pana, IL 62557-9569 217-836-9849 [email protected]

Laura Miller 5425 S. Buffalo Road Verona, IL 60479 815-287-2387 815-228-4645 [email protected]

Barbara & Carl Miller, Jr. 2524 County Road 1350 N El Paso, IL 61738-9460 309-527-3483 309-275-6633 [email protected]

Marcia Moeller 36828 Irish Lane Custer Park, IL 60481 815-458-0399 815-793-2893 [email protected]

Gordon R. Moore Rose Moore Farm P.O. Box 620 Rochester, IL 62563-9713 217-498-7604

Sondra Moore 5425 Firehouse Rd. Decatur, IL 62521-9602 217-864-3441 [email protected]

Penelope (Penny) Morgan 14221 Hillside Rd. Lewistown, IL 61542-8375 309-241-7608 [email protected]

Margy Morgan 429S 425 W Williamsport, IN 47993 765-585-6263 [email protected]

Courtney Moritz 613 N. 1st Road Dana, IL 61321 815-202-2089 [email protected]

Harold & Karen Myerscough Two-Bit Quarter Horse Ranch 232 County Rd. 1400 N Seymour, IL 61875-9758 217-687-2640 217-202-4012

John & Sondra Narmont Richland Ranch P.O. Box 228 Auburn, IL 62615-0228 217-438-9910 217-725-4043 [email protected]

Arlene Nauman 1637 Foster Road Washington, IL 61571 309-444-4309 309-251-5888 [email protected]

Dena & Kenny Nell P.O. Box 230 Littleton, IL 61452 309-257-2275 309-255-0739 [email protected]

Mark & Amy Niebrugge P.O. Box 1131 Effingham, IL 62401-1131 217-343-7061 [email protected]

Jay Nolen 1366 County Rd. 1175 East Carmi, IL 62821-5011 618-382-5447 618-384-9708 [email protected]

Kristy Olinger 16100 Nokomis Road Nokomis, IL 62075 217-829-8690

Mary Caitlyn O'Malley 11865 Coquille Drive Frankfort, IL 60423 815-464-2094 708-790-5829 [email protected]

Lowell Osterbur Osterbur Farms 2115 County Road 1200 E. Champaign, IL 61822-9437 217-643-6845 217-493-6850 [email protected]

Colleen Paliska 12542 Mackinac Road Homer Glen, IL 600491 708-301-2317 708-989-2355

Teresa O. & Ronald A. Pankau 3557 County Highway 5 Galva, IL 61434 309-932-3160 [email protected]

Anne Pate P.O. Box 203 Arthur, IL 61911 217-543-2262 217-549-5678 [email protected]

Mary Payne Payne Quarter Horses 1470 N. 2400th Road Roseville, IL 61473 309-774-4135 309-255-8423 [email protected]

Les & Peggy Payne 2498 2100th Avenue Atlanta, IL 61723 217-871-5316 [email protected]

Tracie Petersak 616 East Main Street Westville, IL 61883 217-474-9976 [email protected]

J. C. & Donna Pfeffer 1463 County Rd. 300 East Seymour, IL 61875-9730 217-840-1407 [email protected]

Dolly Pierson 1402 Ashley Road Minooka, IL 60447 815-383-9549 815-383-9549 [email protected]

Rhonda Pollmann 360 North Oak Breese, IL 62230 618-972-7935 [email protected]

Penny Powell 5735 N. 500th Street Oblong, IL 62449 618-557-3571 618-554-1128 [email protected]

James W. & Laura Pyatt Pyatt Farms 2973 County Road 3120 Salem, MO 65560 573-247-6826 [email protected]

Christine Rambeaux Loganberry Ranch 37432 S. Macks Road Custer Park, IL 60481 708-606-0209 [email protected]

James W. & Rebecca Ray 4902 W. Rock Springs Decatur, IL 62522-9633 217-865-2521

Lori Rippa Reilly P.O. Box 164 Ahmeek, MI 49901 906-369-1451 [email protected]

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Brock & Britney Reinebach B & B Reinebach, Inc. 11425 N. Evans Mill Road Princeville, IL 61559 563-581-0607 563-581-1212 [email protected]

Steve & Tanya Relander 906 SW 11th Ave. Aledo, IL 61231-2345 309-582-2196 309-371-6880 [email protected]

Gabriel Retana GAB Secret Acres 53 Chateau Drive Fairview Heights, IL 62208 618-257-8889 618-407-6763 [email protected]

Ronald Rhoades White Horse Farm 2372 N 1500 East Rd. Seymour, IL 61875 217-687-2654 217-840-9473 [email protected]

Alyssa Freeman Ricker 203 N. Main Street Owensville, IN 47665 815-762-0169 815-762-0169 [email protected]

Robert C. & Christine L. Rieches RCR Quarter Horses 790 N. 2400 East Road Milford, IL 60953 815-889-4597 815-471-4545 [email protected]

Mike Riggs Diamond R Quarter Horses 3320 E. Radio Tower Lane Olney, IL 62450 618-843-8768 [email protected]

Barbara J. Roberts 409 W. Main St. Olney, IL 62450-1535 618-392-4431 618-838-9493 [email protected]

Ruth Robinson 5769 Skinner Road Stillman Valley, IL 61084 815-793-2796 [email protected]

Cheryl Roelfsema 3129 E. 27th Road Marseilles, IL 61341 815-795-5030 [email protected]

DeAnn Roney 19743 Catherine Lane Tinley Park, IL 60487 708-704-6080 708-704-6080 [email protected]

Doug & Rae Ann Ronk 14912 N 780 Road Oakwood, IL 61858 217-354-3874 217-974-5974 [email protected]

Brenda Ropac 3229 Sand Road Edwardsville, IL 62025 314-676-6036

Marla Jo Rudsell 1572 135th Ave. Aledo, IL 61231 309-781-6888 [email protected]

Lauren Russell 22841 E 500 Road West Salem, IL 62476 618-262-6520 [email protected]

Kelsey Sajdera 8494 Merrillville Road Merrillville, IN 46410 219-613-5356 [email protected]

Jim Sancken 36461 N. Hawthorne Ln. Ingleside, IL 60041 847-587-4525 [email protected]

Sue Sancken 23203 W. Erhart Rd. Grayslake, IL 60030 847-566-4828 [email protected]

Pattie Schaley 1724 Ropp Road Tremont, IL 61568 309-678-6631 [email protected]

J. Gene Schmidt WindDrift Farm P.O. Box 142 Mt. Pulaski, IL 62548-0142 217-792-3761 [email protected]

William L. Schomburg 4775 Timberknowll Road Cincinnati, OH 45244

Gail Schroeder 709 Brighton Dr. Sugar Grove, IL 60554 630-466-0668 [email protected]

Dawn Schroeter 10043 11th Avenue Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158 262-748-0703 [email protected]

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Laura Seitz P.O. Box 28 Sherman, IL 62684 217-306-0628 [email protected]

Joan & Bill Sellberg 1207 Hanson Drive Normal, IL 61761 309-454-4308 309-825-5961 [email protected]

Mary C. Shearer not deliverable 1309 Ridge Point Dr. Monticello, IL 61856-2187 217-356-9303

Cody Sherer 1512 Belle Ave Davenport, IA 52803-3308 309-373-1444 [email protected]

Yvonne & Elmer Shoemaker 3531 Sir Robert Dirve Peoria , IL 61604 309-966-0436 309-370-4589 [email protected]

Patti Siegert 29132 N. 23rd Ave. Pana, IL 62557-9504 217-562-5459

Alex Sifuentez 200 N. Nolton Ave Willow Springs, IL 60480 708-717-9551 [email protected]

Greg Simmons Tangle Ridge Farm 16972 Kentucky Lane Creal Springs, IL 62922 618-521-0417

Dena Singleton 8612 N. Cabana Dr. Apt. 106 Fishers, IN 46038 317-431-9928 [email protected]

Fonda L. Smith 413 County Rd. 2100 E Sidney, IL 61877-9717 217-688-2578

Susie Smith Shady Acres 22338 Lounsberry Road Oakford, IL 62673 217-971-9319 [email protected]

Linda L. Smith 2372 W. 2000S Road Kankakee, IL 60901 815-932-0308

Marcia Smith 12393 Sylvan road Orangeville, IL 61060 608-293-1322 [email protected]

Colton Smith Smith Horse Company 3733 N. 5500 W Road Kankakee, IL 60901 815-530-8473 [email protected]

Dana Snook 2221 E 18th Road Grand Ridge, IL 61325 815-249-5236 815-252-4555 [email protected]

Denise Sommerlot Willow Creek Farm 221 Jamestowne Road Sleepy Hollow, IL 60118 847-710-3364 [email protected]

Stephanie Speiser 212 Rattlesnake Road Murphysboro, IL 62966 618-924-1668 [email protected]

Robert W. Sperry 2102 N. 1700th Street Dieterich, IL 62424 217-739-2466 217-821-5558 [email protected]

Kelsey Stangebye 121 N. Main Street Apt. 201 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 630-310-7831 [email protected]

James & Dianne Stecher not deliverable 8472 State Rd. 43 North Battle Ground, IN 47920 815-848-6303

James & Carol Steinman 4665 E. 300 N. Gibson City, IL 60936 217-784-4187 217-202-4882 [email protected]

Lauren Stepaniak 4977 Black Hawk Trail Court Bettendorf, IA 52722 319-325-1380 [email protected]

Diane Stewart Stewart Farms 6605 Rt. 126 Yorkville, IL 60560 630-553-7525 630-363-0685 [email protected]

Bob & Sarah Stewart Family Stewart Farms Partnership 7482 Audrey Ave. Yorkville, IL 60560 630-553-5053 630-217-7835 [email protected]

Janis Straz 9601 W. Bonniwell Road Mequon, WI 53097 262-242-8068 262-349-2263 [email protected]

David H. Street 6259 Northwest 118th Street Rd. Feddick, FL 32686 816-812-9071

Dawn Strohecker 5361 South Malta Road Malta, IL 60150 815-677-5001 [email protected]

Tanna Danielle Suits Blue Ribbon Tails 1550 County Road 3200 N. Rantoul, IL 61866 217-649-5213 [email protected]

Susan Sutton 1566 100th Ave Aledo, IL 61231 309-371-4493 [email protected]

Teresa Tapling Fitzjoy Farm 5631 S. Neenah Chicago, IL 60638 312-961-6099 [email protected]

Hannah Tapling Fitzjoy Farm 5631 S. Neenah Chicago, IL 60638 773-294-2906 [email protected]

Kathryn & Brad Taylor 314 E. Franklin St. Taylorville, IL 62568-2616 217-824-8373

Madison Kate Taylor 314 E. Franklin St. Taylorville, IL 62568 217-824-8373 217-820-8640 [email protected]

Patricia King Terhune 902 N. Birchwood Drive Rd. Northport, MI 49670-9769 309-672-7845

Heather Thacker 18255 2600 N Ave. Ohio, IL 61349 815-303-3106 [email protected]

Scott Thompson 1702 1/2 East Main Marion, IL 62959-0273 618-998-1393 618-521-5940 [email protected]


ADVERTISING SPONSORS:

Smith Horse Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cover

Hannah Draughan Photography & Design . . . . . . . . . . . inside front cover

Cheryl Lawhead Show Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 3

Gordyville USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 5

Land of Lincoln Quarter Horse Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 6

Kat Zelnio Quarter Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 7

Blue Ribbon Trails - Tanna Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 8

Johne Dobbs Equine Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 8

Clithero Pleasure Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pg 18

Tribute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg19

Richland Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pg 20

John Boxell Quarter Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 21

MKD Perfromance Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 22-23

Connie McLaughlin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 24-25

Blazy Days Cap Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inside back cover

Anne and Richard Demirjian High Quality Mares . . . . . . . . . . . back cover

2019 Officers and Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 4

The Illinois Quarter Horse Association Breeders’ Futurity . . . . . . . . . . pg 9

Illinois Quarter Horse Association By-Laws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pgs 10-13

Illinois Point Show Rules & Point Show Procedures . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 14-15

2019 Membership Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pgs 16-17

Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Code of Ethics . . . . . . . . . .pg 27

Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Bylaws . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 27-28

2019 Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Application . . . . . . . pg 29

2019 Horse Youth Nomination of Year End Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg 30

Youth Sponsorship Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pg 31

Youth Horse Nomination Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 32-34

Illinois Quarter Horse Youth Association Scholarship . . . . . . . . pgs 35-36

Illinois Quarter Horse Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pgs 37-38

Open Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 39-40

Member Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pgs 41-46

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Kalea Thompson 1145 2nd Street Marshall, IL 62441 812-264-9017

Cami Van Aken 520 West Huron Street, Unit 610 Chicago, IL 60654 312-493-0516 312-493-0518 [email protected]

Rebecca Volkert 40876 N. Prairie Road Antioch, IL 60002 842-302-4616 [email protected]

Bruce & Irene Wachowski 1481 B Collins Road Oswego, IL 60543 630-554-8219 630-669-0356

Jennifer Wagner 10925 W. Bruns Rd. Monee, IL 60449 815-469-4222 815-530-4498 [email protected]

Jimmie Wagner not deliverable 814 N. Walnut Saint Elmo IL, IL 62458 217-598-2452

Bill & Debbie Wagner 10925 W. Bruns Rd. Monee, IL 60449 815-469-4222 815-530-4497 [email protected]

James L. Wahls 101 N. Elm Street Lexington, IL 61753 309-365-8776

Kandy Waldie 12951 Red Oak Ct. Homer Glen, IL 60491-9089 708-645-1915

Jerry & Patti Walker 1008 Sunrise Lane Ironton, MO 63650 573-366-0707 [email protected]

RaeEllen (Shelli) Webster 2N879 Howard Road Maple Park, IL 60151 630-742-7010 [email protected]

Ken & Sharon Welker 175 Knox Hwy. 22 Farmington, IL 61531-9801 309-245-4871 [email protected]

Danny & Sheryl West 5455 Stte Road Route 37 N Goreville, IL 62939 618-694-2154

Vickie Wheeler 1784 E. 25th Road Ransom, IL 60470 815-257-4551 [email protected]

Samantha Whitfield 21 W 666 Glen Park Rd. Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-7020 630-790-0365 [email protected]

Amy Wilhelm PO Box 27 Shannon, IL 61078 815-864-2401 815-631-8303 [email protected]

Jimmy Wisely 4260 Polk Road Oakdale, IL 62268 618-329-5285 618-806-2704 [email protected]

Richard J. Wright 27625 S. Gougar Road Manhattan, IL 60442 815-478-5317

Jessica Wynn 3285 S. Chana Road Chana, IL 61015 815-739-6783 [email protected]

Eli Dean Yoder 7556 E. US Highway 40 Altamont, IL 62411 217-254-9899 [email protected]

Lindsay Young Kim Young 5550 Governor Beveridge Highway Sandwich, IL 60548 815-739-9707 815-712-2508 [email protected]

Dawn K. Yuhas Bankonit Stables Inc. 3650 Fitzgerald Rd. Decatur, IL 62521-4945 217-423-3708 [email protected]

Evan Zaloudek Patners for Progress Therapeutic Riding Center 566 Waterford Drive Lindenhurst, IL 60046 847-356-7045 847-341-7045 [email protected]

Gerald W. & Joyce Zeedyk 12460 SE 179th St. Summerfield, FL 34491 815-922-8945, 815-922-5972 [email protected]

Kat Zelnio Kat Zelnio Quarter Horses 4810 12th Ave Moline, IL 61265 563-650-5013 [email protected]

Bambi Zulauf-Bays Getaway Paints P.O. Box 18 Marietta, IL 61459 309-333-8927

Doug & Molly Zumaris Crowheart Farm 3206 265th St. N Hillsdale, IL 61257-9636 309-314-2442 [email protected]

Parners for Progress Therapeutic Riding Center 23525 W. Milton Road Wauconda, IL 60084 847-226-1300 [email protected]

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