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The Louisiana Stock Horse Association was started by fellow horsemen to offer affordable, fun, and standardized ranch horse riding clinics and competitions. Rider knowledge and skills are taught to maximize horse trainability, performance and safety. The overall goal is to create better horses and horsemen.
Clinics - Offer riders affordable, fun and standardized riding clinics in various
locations in the state, where stock horse maneuvers are identified and rider knowledge
and skills are taught (to maximize horses trainability, performance and safety), so that riders can develop nicer horses, improve their on-the-job performance, and
enhance their riding pleasure. OUR NEXT SHOW! May 26th - DeRidderBeauregard Covered Arena The Trail class is the award class in DeRidder. I am taking entries for DeRidder. Pre-entry can be made by calling or emailing me and will close at 10 p.m. the Monday night before each show. Pre-entry helps us to have the judges' score sheets ready to start each show on time. I am also taking reservations for RV hookups & stalls. You may mail your entries to me any time the week of the show (just make sure your entry is mailed early enough for it to get to me) - if not entry fees must be paid by 9 a.m. Saturday morning before the show starts at 10 a.m.
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Our members and horses are
competitive nationwide. Hold your cursor over the photos below for more info...
 Chloe Bridges riding Button Up Wranglers competed in the 2012 Versatility Ranch Horse Competition in Fort Worth. She was the only girl in the competition and competed against 14 of the top trainers from the large ranches. (She trained her horse.) She and Button Up Wranglers finished 5th in the Ranch Trail/Ranch Riding; 7th in the Ranch Cutting; and 7th in the Working Ranch Horse.
 Gray Ranch had three horses competing in the Ranch Heritage Competition in Fort Worth. Bryan Boudreaux riding Gray's Matatari Girl (owned by Johnny Boudreaux) finished 7th in the Limited and 10th in the Open Competition. The other horses finished 5th in the Amateur and 9th in the NonPro Competition and 12th in the NonPro competition.
 High Brow Hercules ridden by Judy and Cleve Weisgerber was the 2011 Paint Alternative Competition Program Year End Champion in the Working Cow Horse Category. |
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Concerns have been raised about some of the judges placing, use of the score sheets and judging by LASH rules. |
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We had a great show in New Roads. Entries were up and we had 5 new family memberships, 5 single memberships, and 1 day permit. Again, thank you to everyone that helps open gates, work cattle, etc. Your help is appreciated. |
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Congratulations to the High Point Winners:
Open - Brian Sumrall/Peptos Special Kay Open Reserve - Lauren Urbanowicz/Reese Non-Pro - Chloe Bridges/Button Up Wranglers Non-Pro Reserve - Duane Wilson/Pistol Jr. Horse - Bryan Boudreaux/Grays Matatari Girl Jr. Horse Reserve - Layne DuBose/Hanna Amateur - Jim Gauthier/Jennys Spark Amateur Reserve - Christina Kinnaird/Prices Bar Glo Novice - Karen Ainsworth/Luch Novice Reserve - Ricky Myers/Cinco Silver Drift Youth - Kelsey Jordan/Oakie |
Congratulations to the Pleasure Winners:
Open - Judy Weisgerber/High Brow Hercules 2nd Place - Brian Sumrall/Peptos Special Kay 3rd Place - Lauren Urbanowicz/Reese Non-Pro - Chloe Bridges/Button Up Wranglers 2nd Place - Judy Weisgerber/High Brow Hercules 3rd Place - Judy Weisgerber/Dual It Right Jr. Horse - Bryan Boudreaux/Grays Matatari Girl 2nd Place - Layne DuBose/Hanna 3rd Place - Chloe Bridges/Rise N Shine Amateur - Christina Kinnaird/Prices Bar Glo 2nd Place - Chris Adolph/Maxs Blue Flash 3rd Place - Tom Short/PDocas Innovator Novice - Kate Short/PDocas Innovator 2nd Place - Andrea Jordan/One Sided Jack 3rd Place - Jackie Bridges/Button Up Wranglers & Ricky Myers/Cinco Silver Drift Youth - Kelsey Jordan/Oakie 2nd Place - Emily Short/PDocas Innovator 3rd Place - Kelsey Jordan/One Sided Jack |
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The New Roads sheets are On-Line. |
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» 2012 Point Standings are ON-LINE |
We are participating in the Pinto Horse Association of America Open Competition Activities program this year. |
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FYI........... LSU is starting a college stock horse team and is looking for horses that can be used in competition. Contact Dr. Neely Heidorn (225-200-6321) if you have a horse that you think might work and would like to donate the horse to LSU. Sacred Heart - Ben Domingue ben.domingue@yahoo.com) sent this information Sacred Heart is trying to start a youth stock horse team. Morgyn Purdy is the head western trainer's name. They are looking for horses that would be good for kids....being able to work cows is not necessary. They teach basic western riding, and plan to compete in a few shows with LASH in reining, trail, and pleasure. Even if someone has a horse that needs a little, and I stress a little work....I can send them to Layne DuBose for 60 days. We're really excited about the western program at Sacred Heart now, and look forward to its growth. Any help our members can provide would be highly appreciated. You can assure horse lovers who have horses without a job, but would love to see them go only to a good home and put to good use will not be disappointed! These horses get taken care of very well...in fact we just finished our barns this weekend so all fields have adequate shelter. Plus, none of them are ever starved for attention with the kids!! You'll see Morgyn I believe at our first show.....and she'll be tagging along a few kids later this year. We can also arrange a donation form from the school allowing members to use the value as a tax deduction. Thanks!!! Contact - Morgyn Purdy (317-376-0842) Mpurdy@sshcoteau.org. |
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COME JOIN US!!!! |
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MANY THANKS!!!!
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