GSPHC MINUTES HIGHLIGHTS 2012

1972

• First organizational meeting held November 11, 1972. Named the Garden State Paint Horse Club. 25 charter members including Jan Seutter, Eve Seutter, Jo Ann Mullins, Evelyn Waldron, Betsy Ullrich, Wallace and Elaine Warren

• President – Evelyn Waldron • Vice-President – Jo Ann Mullins • Secretary – Bobbi Heyessey • Treasurer – Kitty Doyle • Board of Directors – included Eve Seutter, Jan Seutter • First Paint Show – May 20 – Trenton – Evelyn Waldron donated her grounds • Indian costume class was included • Treasury – December 1972 - $135 • Judges – Bob Alderson and Bob Johnson were deemed too expensive • Judges for September shows – Robert Milkie and Bob Spedden for $100 plus

expenses 1973

• Voted to award APHA recommended Purple Grand ribbons and Purple and White Reserve ribbons

• Entry fees: halter and youth - $3.00 • Entry fees: performance - $5.00 • Show awards: marble trophies for $3.50 and championship wooden trophies

for $6.50 • Accepted by APHA as a chartered organization • First director: Eve Seutter • First banquet: Buckley’s Tavern, Yardville, NJ for $6.50/person • Year end awards total: $276 • Queen contestants: Betsy Ullrich, Nancy Napoleon, Vickie Krakowski • First Youth Club formed

1974

• New member: Lloyd Jerred joined • Youth Club treasury: $10.76 • Club treasury: $512

• Attending APHA Convention: Eve and Jan Seutter 1975

• Note in Jersey Joggins newsletter: “Due to the financial status of our club (BAD) we are unable to continue The Jersey Joggins.”

• Donation for use of showgrounds: Mary Kensler motioned to pay the Sharp’s $25/day.

• Added Hunter Hack class to the shows. • Donation to ringmaster - $15/show • Judges: Bod Gochenauer, P. Babington • Added classes: foal classes to the fall shows

1976

• NJ Farmer’s Week Expo Booth: volunteers – Arlene Plumley, Mary Kensler, Betty Lou Taggart, Barbara Mantini

• Show photographer: Oscar Guenthoer • Applied to the Equine Advisory Board for NJ Bred monies • Meeting refreshments: Barbara Mantini recommended that everyone leave

25 cents for the hostess • Futurity entry fees: payments of $5, $5, $10 • Futurity Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Fall show judges: Mr. Lewis and Bud Gochenauer

1977

• President: Eve Seutter • Vice President: Pearson Walton • Secretary: Billie Carney • Treasurer: Lois Walton • Directors: included Jan Seutter • NJ Equine Industry Day: booth Chairperson – Arlene Plumley. A 16mm

projector was needed. • Points Secretary: Mary Kensler • Show Committee Chairperson: Wally Warren • Photographer: Oscar Guenthoer • Youth Club: President – Shari Mantini • Youth Club Vice-President: Wes Pennington • Youth Club Secretary/Treasurer: Darla Lloyd • Fund Raising Dinner: Chicken potpie for $3.50

• Showgrounds: Mullica Hill for $125 • President: Eve Seutter • Vice President: Arlene Pl umley • Secretary: Billie Carney • Treasurer: Lois Walton • Directors: included Lloyd Jerred, Mary Kensler, Terry Lewis, Barbara

Mantini, Jan Seutter • Jersey Bred classes: Stallions, Fillies – 1 and 2 year olds, Fillies – 3 and 4

year olds, Geldings • NJ Horse Industry Day Chairpersons: Terry Lewis and Anna Borino • Finance Committee: Chairperson – Barbara Mantini, Dorothy Quirk, Hilda

Ricketts, Lois Walton, Eve Seutter • Year end awards: Finance Committee OK’d $12/award. Total spent $336. 1978 • Jersey Bred All Breed Show: Paints could show but would not receive NJ

Bred money this year • Show Committee: Wally Warren, Milton and Dorothy Quirk, Pearson Walton,

Hilda Ricketts, Barbara Manatini • APHA Mini-Convention (Canada): attending were Jan and Eve Seutter • Showgrounds: Cumberland County Fairgrounds • Judges: Bob Spedden, Jerry Antrim, Don Gravely, Roger Klamfoth • APHA Workshop: Eve Seutter (judges Committee), Jan Seutter (Rules

Committee) • Treasury: Reached the $2,000 mark • Year end awards: Finance Committee allocated $7.50 for each award.

1979

• Youth Club Advisors: Anna Borino and Lois Walton • Futurities: GSPHC added $200 to the futurity classes. • Judges: Joe Boyle, Leon Borcherding, George Berry, James Bently • Money classes: Jr. and Sr. Western Pleasure, Bridle Path Hack (note the

name of the class), Hunter Hack. Money to be paid: $10, $7, $5, $3 • Awards banquet: Centerton Golf Club – tickets are $15 • Showgrounds: Cumberland County Fairgrounds • APHA Convention – Fort Worth: Walt Carney and Eve Seutter attended • APHA Convention bid: GSPHC put in a bid to hold the APHA convention in

Atlantic City

1980 • Futurity Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Show Committee Chairperson: Milton Quirk • Awards Committee Chairpersons: Barbara Mantini and Hilda Ricketts • Points Chairperson: Terry Lewis • Youth Committee Chairpersons: Anna Borino and Hilda Borchers • President: Walt Carney • Vice President: Terry Lewis • Secretary: Hilda Ricketts • Treasurer: Lois Walton • Board of Directors: included Barbara Mantini and Eve Seutter • Paint Journal: Regional clubs would have either a free ad or a Club news

column. GSPHC chose to keep the news column • From the minutes, “Due to the possibility of gas problems, it was felt that

we should try to limit the number of shows for 1980.” • Year end awards: $1,000 was budgeted. • APHA Directors: New Jersey was put in with New York because we were 3

short of the National members required to have our own Director. • Paint-O-Rama judges: Tim Ternes, Norm Putnam (both $175 plus expenses),

Jim Willis ($150 plus expenses) • Awards banquet: Centerton Golf Club – a buffet for $9.00 • Paint-O-Rama: held at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds • NJ Equine Advisory Board: GSPHC was accepted for a Conditional

Membership for one year. This does not entitle GSPHC to a vote or All Breed money for this year.

• Breed Improvement Futurity (BIF): Chairpersons – Bernie Koerner and Monica Dyer

1981

• APHA National Directors: Walt Carney and Barbara Mantini • President: Bernie Koerner • Vice President: George Vogelei • Secretary: Jan Huff • Treasurer: Lois Walton • Directors: Milton Quirk, Barbara Mantini, Cathy Wickkiser, Dolores

Williams

• Stallion (Dial-A-Breeding) Auction: 27 stallions were donated. Eight breedings were sold for a total of $2,340. Highest selling stallion was Bee Jay War Rocket (AQHA).

• Showgrounds (two shows): Spring show was held at Four Bar B Ranch, Franklin, NJ. Quote from minutes, “There will be a restriction on water for horse washing, Suggested brining your horses already bathed and bring along extra water for spot washing.:The fall Paint-O-Rama was held at the Gloucester County Fairgrounds, Mullica Hill.

• Day fee: A Day Fee of 25% lower than if all Youth classes were entered, • Futurities: $700 will be added by GSPHC.

1982

• Awards banquet: Dutch Inn for prime rib ($13) or stuffed chicken ($9) • Stallion Auction: 21 stallions donated – Nine sold for $2,165 • Futurity Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Show Committee Chairperson: Milton Quirk • Youth Most Improved Rider: Denise James • GSPHC agreed with the NJ Department of Agriculture’s recommendation

that horses need not be branded. • NJ Jersey Bred classes: number of classes was increased from 8 to 11 for

the Jersey Bred All Breed show. • Newsletter Chairperson: Debbie Haines offered with Diane Allen’s help • Treasury: reached the $3,000 mark • Pre-entries: pre-entries were suggested but Barbara Mantini said she would

like to keep our card system. • Phone calls: Quoted from the minutes, “Phone bills to judges not be limited

in payment to just the first three minutes, as may be on other phone calls.” • APHA Alternate Director: Nationals appointed Joe Luongo • Financial Committee: Chairperson – Debbie Haines and Diane Allen, Francene

Rader, Lori Williams • NJ Equine Board Equestrian Contest: Francene Rader (age 15-19) competed • Year end awards: $1,,300 • NJ Jersey Bred money: GSPHC received $3,358 • Youth Group: disbanded for lack of participation

1983

• President: Dolores Williams • Vice President: Milton Quirk

• Secretary: Betty Lou Marter • Treasurer: Debbie Haines • First annual Covered Dish Dinner at the Quirk’s for the December meeting • Board of Directors: Barbara Mantini, Anna Borino, Bill Ward, Jack Novak • Show classes added: Amateur Western Riding, Jumping • Show classes eliminated: Lead Line, Walk-Trot, Breeding Stock • Day fees: Amateurs (2 judge shows) - $50. Youth - $48. Open classes -

$10/class. • Futurities Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Show secretaries: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk will be paid

$50/judge plus $50 for typing fees – paid to Barbara for distribution. • Walkie talkies: purchased 3 • Show Committee: Chairperson – Milton Quirk, Francene Rader, Wally

Warren, Betty Lou Marter, Barbara Mantini, Dorothy Quirk, Diane Allen, Dina Hurley

• APHA Directors: Quoted from minutes, “If one of our Club nominations are elected as National Director, we will pay the air fare to the necessary meetings.”

• Paint Nationals Queen: Francene Rader competed • Jersey Bred All Breed Show: clubs are responsible for getting their judges

to and from the All Breed Show. GSPHC agreed to split the rental car cost with Pinto.

• July Show: Gloucester County Fairgrounds is $250/week-end plus $25 extra if we use the arena lights.

• Ring Stewart: Terry Lewis was paid $75/day plus his motel. • Ribbons: Barbara Mantini suggested we give 25 cents back for each ribbon

returned in good condition after the show. (Ribbons were passed out at the gate.)

• NJ Horse Expo – Great Adventure: Versatility Contest (western pleasure, English pleasure, jumping, driving, reining, barrels, command). Lyn Williams and Allison Quirk represented GSPHC.

• APHA Director: Barbara Mantini was appointed. • Awards banquet: Dutch Inn • Youth Club: Kim Clark offered to re-organize the group. • Year end awards: $1,500 allocated • Year end awards committee: Chairperson – Dina Hurley • Equine Advisory Board Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Diane Allen

1984 • Show Committee: Francene Rader, Diane Allen, Barbara Mantini, Dorothy

Quirk, Dolores Williams • President: Terry Lewis • Vice President: Joanne Clare • Secretary: Debbie Haines • Treasurer: Francene Rader • Board of Directors: Diane Allen and Mimi Taggart • 1983 Horse Show Financial Report: Debbie Haines reported that GSPHC

made a profit of $2,660 from their shows. • Futurities: GSPHC added $1,000 to the futurities • Futurity Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Spring Show: Kingwood Stables showgrounds. • Entry fees: fees were raised to $11/class plus the (new per Nationals)

$2/day fee per horse. • Added classes: Amateur Stallions, Working Hunter, Open poles, Open

barrels • Youth Club: the Youth Club was not re-organized due to lack of interest. • BIF Stallion Auction: 8 stallion services were sold for $1,890. • BIF Rules Committee: Diane Allen, Anna Borino, Debi Cummings • Show photographer: Melissa Keehan, Ohio • July show judge: Duke Neff and Norman Putnam • September show judge: Dean Householder, Leslie Packard, Bud Gochenauer, • Ring Stewart: Janel Turner who will be paid $35/day. • First place awards: tickets that can be exchanged for horse products. • Gate persons: paid $15/day • NJ Horse Expo – Flemington Fairgrounds: $1,000 Versatility Class (English

pleasure, western pleasure, jumping, reining, driving, command) . Diane Allen and Joanne Clare will represent GSPHC.

• APHA Workshop: Barbara Mantini attended • APHA National Convention - California: Barbara Mantini attended • Awards banquet: Dutch Inn • Note: For Sale ad in the newsletter:

Two horse trailer, blue, in very good condition – S$1,500 1985

• Futurities: Breeding Stock classes were added. • BIF Futurities: Chairperson – Terry Lewis

• Awards banquet: Dutch Inn buffet for $10.50 • April Paint-O-Rama: Hickory Ridge Farm, Allentown for $275/day • Additional shows: July and September • Added class: Amateur equitation • President: Barbara Mantini • Vice President: Joanne Clare • Secretary: Debbie Haines • Treasurer: Francene Rader • Board of Directors: Dorothy Quirk, Diane Allen, Debi Cummings, Mimi

Taggart 1986

• President: Barbara Mantini • Vice President: Dorothy Quirk • Secretary: Debbie Haines • Treasurer: Hilda Ricketts • Show Secretaries: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Announcer: Art Willits • Fund Raising SJHA Show: Nancy Watkins judged with “no fee” • EAB Alternate: Nancy Watkins • Paint Breed Futurity – 19 stallions donated – 5 sold - $3,060 in “pot” – 14

showed • Open Futurity: paid out $3,300 • Year End Banquet – Jack Novak specified “County and Western Music” –

Chairpersons – Shari Mantini, Terri Kopie, Joanne Clare • Awards Committee: Terry Kopie, Kim Clark, Lloyd Jerrod, Joan Kopie, Sherri

Mantini - $2,500 voted to spend • Jersey Bred Committee: Chairperton – Arlene Plumley • Jersey Bred Money - $5,282 with $187 for first places • Fund raising raffles – two this year (TV and VCR) • Showgrounds – Mullica Hill Fairgrounds • Classes added – Breeding Stock Halter/Riding classes, Snaffle Bit Futurity,

Amateur and Youth Goat Tying, Broodmare Class • Judges: Gary Gordon, Jim Muir, Joe Boyle, Bud Gochenauer, Duke Neff, Leon

Borcherding • Three judge/2 day show: Halter on Saturday and riding on Sunday • Paint-O-Rama Fees – seem to “eat up” most of our show income and are

“exhorbitant”

• Additional APHA show fees – $2 added to each class to help cover expenses • NJ All Breed Show – GSPHC suggested that Pinto and Palomino share the

same judge and Paint and QH share a judge. Maximum time of 10 minutes allowed between classes.

• All Bred Show Location – last year before moving to the Horse Park • Show fees: $6/class, $5 for youth classes + $1/head fee • Silver Dollar Jubilee: gave out $1 for first place and 25 cents for 2-6 • APHA Directors – NJ now will have one director and one alternate director

(Debbie Haines as nominated as the alternate) • Fairgrounds rental: $275/week-end and $125 for additional days • Fall Show Report: $1,923 profit – 2 portable stalls were stolen from the

fairgrounds • APHA Banner: purchased from APHA for $100 • Newsletter Editor: Debbie Jones resigned. New Chairpersons – Terry Lewis

and Ella Novak. 1987

• President: Barbara Mantini • Vice President: Dorothy Quirk • Secretary: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Hilda Ricketts • Show Committee: Barbara Mantini, Jan Seutter, Judy Seutter, Terry Lewis,

Lloyd Jerrod • NJ Bred Committee: Barbara Mantini, Lloyd Jerrod, Nancy Watkins, Kim

Clark • NJ Breeder’s Award Dinner: Guest speaker – Bud Gottenhouer • Reward for stalls: GSPHC offered $500 reward for the return or

information leading to the return of the stolen portable stalls. GSPHC owed $500 toward the stolen stalls.

• BIF: 9 stallions listed – 5 sold – total of $885 • BIF: in the future it would be run by the stallion owners but supported by

GSPHC. Chairperson – Arlene Plumley • Show ground discussion: the cost of the Horse Park vs. Gloucester County

Fairgrounds is only $100 difference but the Horse Park cannot guarantee the completion of the Park by our 1987 show dates

• Breeding Stock Classes: deleted the riding classes • Class fees: for an additional fee of $15 per day/per judge either youths or

amateurs can enter any open classes

• Ribbons vs. quarters: exhibitors had their choice of either one • Judges fees: averaged $332/judge • APHA Director: Barbara Mantini • NJ All Breed Show: Norm Putnam, judge • Delaware Paint Shows: approved for GSPHC points also • NJ Equine Board Exhibit: held at Echelon Mall. Mary Kensler took two

horses. • April Paint Show: 77 stalls rented • September Paint Show: 82 stalls rented • September Profit: $1,346 • GSPHC Memberships: 116 • Silver Dollars: July show gave 2 for first, 1 for second, third, and fourth • Show judges: Bob Reale, Joyce Wyatt, Joe Smith, Danny Williams, Herbert

Walker, Jean Grace, Charles Walters • Photographer: Oscar Guenther • July Show BBQ: chicken BBQ was held plus music • July Show Profit: $2,444 • Festival of Horses, Horse Park: Allison Quirk represented GSPHC and Paints • Stall rental: GSPHC, QH, Palomino, Pinto all shared stall rental for

September • NJ Bred Show: first All Breed Show at the Horse Park and there was no

water to wash horses • New member: Patti Cerio (130 paid members) • Futurity: 93 horses nominated – paid back $3,009 • EAB Equestrian Contest: started this year • Zone 7 Show: first meeting was held in Binghamton, NY. Secretary –

Dorothy Quirk. NJ, NY, NE, and Pa. each underwrote the Zone with $500 each to help the Zone Show get started.

1988

• President: Barbara Mantini • Vice-President: Dorothy Quirk • Secretary: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Joan Kopie • Point Secretary: Hilda Ricketts • Membership Secretary: Patti Cerio – 180 members • Youth memberships: deleted and will not become single memberships • EAB Delegate: Barbara Mantini

• EAB Alternate Delegate: Hilda Ricketts • Awards Committee: Chairperson – Kim Clark, Allison Schaeffer, Patti Cerio • Awards Committee Budget: $3,200 • Awards Banquet: held at the Dutch Inn • All Breed Show Judge (Paint and Pinto classes): Billy Babber • Jersey Bred Nominations: 68 • Zone 7 Show: to be held in Bloomsburg, Pa. with 5 judges • Zone7 Show Logo: GSPHC member, Diane Barry, submitted the winning logo • Newsletter: Dot Lewis was approved to purchase a new power stapler. • Breeding stock classes: Jack Novak pleaded, begged, and prayed for

breeding stock classes. • Zone 7 Show: GSPHC reps were Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Horse show headphones: new headphones/microphones were purchased • Chick’s Delaware Paint Show: GSPHC approved to point it for NJ • Newsletter ads: horses advertised ranged from $2,500 to $3,500 • BIF Futurity: 4 horses were shown and the BIF is now dissolved • NJ Festival of Horses, Horse Park: Allison Schaeffer did a Western Riding

demonstration for the Paint Club • NJ Horse Expo Versatility Classes: Allison Schaeffer and Laurel Hills Ipp

won this for the second time and therefore are not eligible to compete again • September GSPHC meeting: also attending – Baby Rachael Schaeffer • Zone 7 Show Loan: the $500 GSPHC loaned to Zone 7 was repaid • Futurities: 30 weanlings entered – $3,503 paid out in total futurity with

GSPHC making a profit of $447 • Horse Park Rental: rental fees were considered too expensive to rent the

Horse Park the next year • Horse Park Facilities: announcer’s stand is completed, 24 hook-ups are

available • NJ Bred Superior Horses: Ebony Honey Bar, Edens JC Uno, The Razors

Edge 1989

• President: Barbara Mantini • Vice-President: Dorothy Quirk • Secretary: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Joan Kopie • EAB Alternate: Hilda Ricketts • Point Secretary: Hilda Ricketts

• End of year awards: Chairperson – Kim Clark • Awards Budget: $3,500 • Year End Banquet Chairpersons: Rick and Lorraine Castellini • Membership Secretary: Patti Cerio – 88 memberships • Jersey Bred Chairperson: Hilda Ricketts • Jersey Breds: 59 nominations • NJ Horse Council Representative: Joanne Clare • APHA National Director: Barbara Mantini • APHA Alternate Delegate: Debbie Jones • July Show: 2 days • All Breed Show: each breed will get $2,400 • 4-H Horse Judging Contest: GSPHC provided one halter class and one

performance class • Club Clinic: Paul White conducted • Stolen stalls: finally paid off • Zone 7 Show: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk attended the meeting in

Binghamton, NY. The show will be held at Quenton, Pennsylvania, with 6 judges. GSPHC offered to sponsor the Welcoming Party if the Zone Committee did not.

• GSPHC High Point Horse Award: Hope LaBarge donated an oil painting to the High Point Open horse.

• National APHA Convention: GSPHC co-hosted, with Shenandoah, the reception of the Convention being held in Virginia for the cost of $756

• Judges: Sally Jo Ward, Doug Gregory, Nancy Powell, Larry Powell, Linda Steiger-Barns, Glenn Bennett

• Show addition: Command Stakes Class was added • April Show Report: Judges - $1,810. High Point Awards (savings bonds) -

$100, straw @ $2/bale - $160 • Horse Park: GSPHC became a Lifetime Member • Gloucester County Fairgrounds: built a new 60 stall barn • NJ All Breed Show: barrel class was added • Trail class: had a crate of live turkeys • EAB Queen Representative: Tami Huber • GSPHC memberships: Lifetime membership status was discontinued • EAB Challenge of the Breeds: Jack Novak volunteered to judge this • Paint Journal: members could bid to have their horse’s photo on the front

cover of the 1990 Journal • Futurities: paid out $4,100

• National Horse Show, NJ Meadowlands: horses to represent GSPHC – Marshall Mo (Ken Ware), I’m Razor Sharp (Kim Clark), The Bidders Edge (Castellinis).

• Horses for Sale in the newsletter: none priced over $2,500 • Jersey Bred Money: $6,784 with first place receiving $237

1990

• President: Barbara Mantini • Vice President: Dorothy Quirk • Secretary: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Joan Kopie • Banquet Chairpersons: Rick and Lorraine Castellini. Banquet was held at the

Holiday Inn, Cherry Hill. • Awards: $3,500 allocated for awards. Motion made to purchase no more

than 6 awards (at $20 each) to recognize members who have done something “over and above” for the Club

• EAB Breeders Banquet: Tami Huber represented GSPHC as Queen • Show class changes: deleted BS Western Pleasure and Hunter Under

Saddle. Add – Open and Amateur Driving. • Show fees: the Open Day Fee was increased to $64 • Show awards: High Points will received a Savings Bond and Reserves will

receive a Reserve Ribbon • APHA Registrations: taking 16 weeks to process • Judges: Roger Johnson • NJ All Breed Show Judge: Joyce Wyatt • Office staff fees: $1.50/judge with a $75/day minimum • April Show Profit: $3,662 • July Show Profit: $1,892 • Zone 7 Show T-Shirts: GSPHC began selling these as a fund-raiser for

GSPHC • Memberships: previously members under the age of 14 did not have voting

privileges. This was rescinded so that all memberships would be voting menberships.

• Futurities: GSPHC added $1,600 this year. $4,055 was paid out. • NJ Bred Superior Horses: Pheasant Plucker and I’m Razor Sharp • APHA: Novice Amateur became a division

• Zone 7 Show: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk attend the meeting. The next Zone Show was held in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, hosted by Shenandoah Paint Horse Club.

• Paint Horse Journal: subscription rates went from $15 to $18 1991

• President: Rick Castellini • Vice-President: Terry Lewis • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Futurity Chairperson: Kim Clark • GSPHC Point Secretary and Jersey Bred Secretary: Kim Clark • Breeders Incentive Futurity reinstituted: Chairperson – Janine Miller • BIF: 30 stallion services donated. A live auction was conducted at the

Awards Banquet. Six stallions sold. • APHA National Directors: Barbara Mantini and Kim Clark • Awards Banquet: held at the Holiday Inn, Cherry Hill, NJ. 127 attended. • Awards Committee: Chairperson – Barbara Mantini • Banquet Committee: Chairpersons – Sigrid Ware and Bob Entrekin • Banquet DJ: Tony Cerio • Awards Committee Budget: $3,700 • It was announced that there was a Delmarve Paint Horse Club forming. • Added classes: Novice Amateur – Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat

Equitation, Western Pleasure, Horsemanship, Trail, Showmanship • All Breed Stakes Classes held at July Show: Western Pleasure • Jersey Bred Classes at our shows: added Breeding Stock riding classes • Jersey Bred All Breed Show: Disciplined Rail Class was added • All Breed Show Judge: Tim Beasley • All Breed Money for GSPHC: $9,049. Paints had the most horses showing

this year at the All Breed Show with 51 horses. • July Horse Show – was a 4 day show with one judge each day • Show Awards: at the July show each placing received 25 cents which could

be exchanged for a ribbon. High Points each received a $50 or $25 savings bond.

• April Show Profit: $3,000 • July Show Profit - $1,200 • September Show Profit: $1,217 • Judges were hired for a maximum of $275/day, plus expenses.

• Show Photographer: Hope LaBarge • NJ Horse Park: new rental rate of $600/day • Gloucester County Fairgrounds: rental fee of $350/week-end. GSPHC was

responsible to pick up the bathrooms and dump the trash cans. • Horse Show Insurance: $590 to cover 10 shows • NJ Horse Council Representatives: Jo Ann Clare and Francene Rader as

Alternate Representative • Equine Advisory Board Representatives: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk

as the Alternate Representative • Jo Ann Bronson, APHA Executive Board Member, was invited to our Awards

Banquet. • Gloucester County Fair: GSPHC again had an informational booth • Charity Classes: one each was held to benefit the Ernest Bell Scholarship

Fund at Rutgers and one to benefit the NJ Handicapped Riders • Zone 7 Show: will now be held at the Horse Park for 2 years. GSPHC

pointed the first day each week-end for GSPHC End of Year points. 1992

• President: Rick Castellini • Vice-President: Allison Schaeffer • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Show Committee Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Futurity Chairperson: Patti Cerio • Entered – 27 fillies and 22 colts with the largest class being the weanling

fillies with 24. • BIF Chairperson: Janine Miller • BIF: Janine expects first place to pay $700 • BIF breedings donated: 10 donated • Awards Committee: Chairperson – Kim Clark • Awards Banquet Budget: $3,800 – 119 attended • Banquet Committee: Chairperson – Teri Warming • Awards Banquet: Vineland • DJ: Tony Cerio • Point Secretary for GSPHC and Jersey Bred: Kim Clark • Youth Club Advisor: Kathy Laughlin with 11 members signed up • AjPHA Director from GSPHC: Cheryl Gomeringer • APHA Directors: Barbara Mantini, Alternate Director is Rick Castellini

• Newsletter Editor: Debbie Jones, who had been editor for 10 years requested someone to take her place

• Membership fee: raised from $20 to $25/year • July Show: was a 3 day show • Stall fees: $35/week-end • Hook-ups: $ 10/day • Insurance: $641 • Plastic horse show numbers were ordered • Futurity Chairperson: Janine Miller • Futurity Classes dropped: Five and Over Western Pleasure and Five and

Over Hunter Under Saddle • Jersey Bred Show: 38 Paints were shown

1993:

• President: Debbie Jones • Vice-President: Allison Schaeffer • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Futurity Chairpersons: Patti Cerio and Lorraine Castellini • Futurities: largest class was the weanling colts – foal classes split Jr and Sr. • Banquet: Chairperson – Joan Kopie and Janine Miller • Banquet: to be held at the Ramada Inn, Vineland • Awards Chairperson: Cathy Gomeringer • GSPHC Points: Cathy Gomeringer • APHA Directors: Barbara Mantini and Alternate – Debbie Jones • Jersey Bred Points: Julie Reeves • Jersey Bred Classes: two year old pleasure and barrels were dropped • Jersey Bred Show: 31 Paints were shown • Jersey Bred Qualifying horses: only 3 • Jersey Bred Year End Money: $7,983 • Jersey Bred: first place paid $385 • All Breed Show Money: $2,370 • Youth Club President: Cheryl Gomeringer • Show Committee Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Horse show stalls: Francene Rader will clean them for $3/stall • Horse show groundsperson: $50/day to handle jumps, trash, etc. • Judges fees: maximum of $350 + expenses (averaging $650/judge) • April Show Profit: $3,900

• Ring Stewarts: Bill and Mimi Taggart • Announcer: Art Willits • Sunshine Fund 50/50: was started • BIF: Chairperson – Janine Miller - 15 stallions donated – 8 sold • July Show: 3 day/one judge show • July Show: largest July show realizing a profit of $3,200 • September Show Profit: $2,511 • Zone-O-Rama: GSPHC will point both days for Year End awards • Zone Show delegates: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Added classes: Amateur Pole and Barrels • Added Futurity class: Longe Line • December Treasurer’s Report: $12,925

1994

• President: Sigrid Ware • Vice President: Allison Schaeffer • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Horse Show/Jersey Bred Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Futurity Chairperson: Anna Borino • Horse Show Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • EAB Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Alternate, Dorothy Quirk • Horse Council Representative: Tamara Woitas • APHA Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Alternate – Lloyd Jerred • Jersey Bred Chairperson: Cherylee Nebel- 58 nominations • BIF Chairperson: Janine Miller • GSPHC and Jersey Bred Point Secretary: Cheryl Nebel • Awards Chairperson: Tamara Woitas • Awards budget: $5,000 • July Show: 3 days/1 judge each day • Announcer: Art Willits retired due to heart surgery • Insurance: $600 • Camper fees: $20 • Show awards: 25 cents or a ribbon – High Points receive savings bond • Ring Stewarts: Mimi and Bill Taggart • Added class: Novice Amateur Driving • Judges fees: approximately $1,000 each • EAB Paint Queen Representative: Cheryl Gomeringer

• NJ Superior Horses: Bordello Babe (Plumley) and Rapt in Silk (Warming) • APHA Convention: GSPHC bid to host the 1997 convention in Atlantic City • APHA Convention Committee Chairpersons – Barbara Mantini / Lloyd Jerred • Member Moving: Terry Lewis leaves in May to work in Ireland • Sunshine Committee Report: marriage of Debbie Jones and Tom Kruysman • Year End Treasurer’s Report: $13,722

1995

• President: Sigrid Ware • Vice President: Lloyd Jerred • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Banquet: Holiday Inn, Bridgeport • Banquet Chairperson: Judy Moyer • Awards budget: $6,500 • GSPHC Point Secretary: Cheryl Nebel • JB Points: Steve Gallagher – 40 halter and 37 performance nominations • Futurity Chairpersons: Judy Moyer and Janel Turner • Futurity Awards: fund raisers were suggested to raise money • Futurity raffle: a camcorder at the July show • Futurity open horse show: raised $500 • GSPHC added to futurity purses: $3,000 • Futurity refunds: no refunds • BIF Chairperson: Judy Moyer – 19 donated – 16 sold • BIF Futurity purse: $3,250 – first place paid $817 • BIF added class: Longe Line • Show Committee Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Insurance: $642 • APHA show results: Debbie Jones will receive $30/judge to send to APHA • July Show: two days/split-combined program w/BBQ Saturday night • Announcer: Janel Turner • Ring Stewarts: Mimi and Bill Taggart or Hilda Harris and Francene Rader • Show purchase: three new headphones • Zone Show Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Zone Show: no longer pointed for GSPHC year end • Zone Show location: Horse Park of NJ for 1995-96-97 • NJ Horse Park: roads were paved

• GSPHC classes added: YA Equitation 13 and under and 14 and over, walk trot pleasure, YA hunter hack, YA working hunter

• Jo Ann Cook APHA Scholarship Fund: donated $250 • Gold Star Club: GSPHC was awarded for 1995 • End of year treasury: $16,328

1996

• President: Sigrid Ware • Vice President: Lloyd Jerred • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Jersey Bred Points: Julie Bishop • Jersey Bred Year End Money: $8,610 • Show Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Banquet and awards: Lloyd Jerred • Awards budget: $6,500 • BIF Chairperson: Judy Moyer • BIF futurities: $4,175 available • BIF: 10 donated – 5 sold • Futurity fundraiser: 3 show stalls to raffle off – done at the banquet • Judges: include Herb Davis • Rental car: judges rent just one car • July Show: BBQ held Friday evening • Vendor spots: $100/space + $25 electric • Added show classes: BS Trail, BS reining • Zone 7 Show Delegates: Lloyd Jerred and Tamara Woitas • APHA members: NJ was combined with W. Virginia for directors due to low

APHA membership in both states. NJ was 4 members short to have their own director. Judy Moyer was assigned as Alternate Director.

• Hope LaBarge again donated a painting to the high point Paint (which is not a Solid Paint Bred).

1997

• President: Llooyd Jerred • Vice-President: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Show Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred

• Jersey Bred Chairperson: Julie Bishop • BIF and Futurity Chairperson: Judy Moyer • BIF: 40 stallions nominated – 20 sold • BIF Entries: 46 • Equine Advisory Board Representatives: Barbara Mantini, Alternate –

Dorothy Quirk • Horse Council Representative: Lorraine Warhola • Added Futurity money: GSPHC added $1,500 • Futurity entries: 180 • Equine Advisory Board Queen Representative: Cheryl Gomeringer • July Show: Youth/Amateur 4 judge show on Friday, single judge shows on

Saturday and Sunday • Added classes: Junior and Senior Reining, Amateur Breeding Stock

Showmanship • Ring Stewarts: Bill and Mimi Taggart and Hilda Harris • All Breed Show Judge: Earl Burchett • Jersey Bred Money: $15,054 • Club purchased plastic numbers • Banquet: GSPHC also had a Hospitality Room at the Holiday Inn, Bridgeport,

open prior to the dinner • Awards Chairperson: Barbara Mantini • Awards budget: $6,500 • GSPHC Newsletter: operated at a $600 loss • Show Profits:

o April Show: $3,655 o July Show: $1,871

• Gold Star APHA Club: we were dropped since we did not do any community service

1998

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice-President: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: Barbara Mantini • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Show Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • BIF Chairperson: Judy Moyer • Stallions donated: 39 with 24 sold • BIF Futurities: 36 entries

• Futurity Chairperson: Judy Moyer • GSPHC Futurity added: $1,500 • Jersey Bred Chairperson: Julie Bishop • Jersey Bred Show: 65 Paints showed • Newsletter Editor: Sigrid Ware • Year End Points: Cheryl Nebel • Banquet Chairperson: Sigrid Ware • Banquet donations: began collecting canned goods for needy families • Awards Committee: Judy Moyer • Awards budget: $6,500 • Zone 7 Show Delegates: Lloyd Jerred and Judy Moyer • EAB Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Alternate – Dorothy Quirk • GSPHC Newsletter: May/June and July/August issues combined • Evelyn Byer Memorial Tree: was planted at the Horse Park of NJ

1999

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice President: Sigrid Ware • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer Barbara Mantini • Awards Committee Chairperson: Kim Clark • Awards Budget: $7,000 • Banquet Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred and Barbara Mantini • Zone 7 Delegates: Lloyd Jerred and Marjorie Moser • Clinic: held at Stan’s Sunrise Ranch • Added classes: started Green Horse and Green Rider classes and Amateur

Working Hunter and Hunter Hack • Banquet – Club paid $5 toward each members’ banquet ticket • NJ Equestrian Contest – Brandi Bleifuss represented GSPHC • Year 25 for APHA – each Youth Club given up to $500 to be used for a youth

activity. Program was held the Saturday evening of the Zone Show. • EAB Delegates: Barbara Mantini, Alternate – Dorothy Quirk • Horse Council Delegate – Francene Brown • Gloucester County Fairgrounds rental fee: $450/week-end • Clinic – Mike Short donated his time and expenses for a clinic due to his

close association with our member, Joann Cook, who just passed away. GSPHC donated $1,000 to the APHA Joann Cooke Scholarship fund.

• APHA – for 1999 and 2000 all Breeding Stock classes were free

• BIF – 31 stallions donated – 13 sold • Futurities: GSPHC added $3,000 to the Futurity purse • April show – 95 stalls rented • April Show Profit: $5,689 • July Show Profit: $3,222 • September show: 224 stalls booked with 14 on the waiting list • Benefit Horse/Rider Classes: raised $500 • Jersey Bred Money: GSPHC received $12,084 • 1099 Forms: GSPHC began issuing these to paid employees at the shows

2000

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice-President: Sigrid Ware • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: John Moser • Show Committee Chairperson: Lloyd Jerred • Jersey Bred Chairperson: Julie Bishop • Jersey Bred Show: split halter and riding classes classes by age – added

longe line – dropped driving • Banquet Chairperson: Marjorie Moser • Awards Banquet: Massio’s Restaurant, Vineland • Awards Chairperson: Diane Harrell • Futurity Fundraising Committee: Ken Ware • Futurities: GSPHC added $2,000 • BIF Futurity: 31 stallions nominated – 13 sold • Walk-Trot Classes: now a division with 5 classes • Club of Distinnction: GSPHC was awarded this honor • Dream Park: first meeting in Gloucester County to discuss a recreational

park with the Horse Center Phase to be completed by 2003 • September Show: 200 stalls reserved • Benefit Green Classes: $654 was raised • Shavings: charged $4.00

2001:

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice President: Sigrid Ware • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: John Moser

• Awards Banquet: Masso’s • Awards Committee: Chairperson – Judy Moyer • Awards Budget: $5,500 • Zone 7 Delegates: Lloyd Jerred and Marjorie Moser • EAB Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Show Photographer: Nicci McMannus • EAB Equestrian Contest: Becky Saduk • BIF: 21 horse donated • NJ Horse Park: indoor was completed • Office equipment, etc: a computer and software program were purchased • GSPHC Website: Anna Meade is the contact person • APHA: no cross over fees were to be allowed • Youth Club started again: Marjorie Moser was leader • EAB Monies: Garden State Race Track closed impacting JB money • APHA Club of Distinction: GSPHC received Honorable Mention • September Show: all Gloucester County Fairgrounds stalls were filled and

20 horses were stalled off the grounds • September Show Profit: $4,800 • Futurities: 107 entries • Futurities: GSPHC will add $2,500 • Jersey Bred Money: GSPHC received $12,276 • Jersey Bred Show: 55 horses showed • Benefit Horse/Rider Classes: $500 was donated to the Guide Dogs for the

Blind • EAB Equestrian Contest: Becky Saduk represented GSPHC

2002

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice President: Sigrid Ware • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: John Moser • Youth Club Leader: Majorie Moser • Judges: Chris String, David Boggs, Sue Stafford, Tim Abler, Martha Sayles,

Dan Sayles, Lori Gordey, Ruth Rodkey • Promotion Committee: Chairperson – Barbara Mantini • Gloucester County Fairgrounds Rental Fee: $510/week-end • EAB Delegates: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Zone 7 Show: started a website – GSPHC is linked to that site

• Show Photographer: Al Ambrose • Class additions: added Walk-Trot Trail • Benefit Horse/Rider Money: donated $1,000 to the APHA Paul White

Scholarship Fund • BIF Futurities: 22 stallions donated • Jersey Bred Show: 48 Paints were shown • Non-Pro Futurities: 26 entries • Futurity Added Money: GSPHC added $2,500 • September Show: 156 stalls reserved • September Show: 500 entries • Maynard Long Fund started by Pennsylvania PHC • Treasurer’s Report: balance November $15,195 • Year End Awards Budget: $6,500 • West Nile Outbreak: 47 cases in NJ

2003:

• President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice President: Sigrid Ware • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: John Moser • Youth Committee Advisor: Shirley Robinson • Promotional Committee: Chairperson – Barbara Mantini • Fund Raising Committee: Rita Michalenko • Awards Chairperson: Jane Munn • Awards Budget: $6,000 • EAB Representatives: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Shavings: $4.25 • GSPHC Point Chairperson: Eileen Hughes • BIF Futurities: 41 stallions listed – 10 sold • Futurities: 100 entries • Futurity Added Money: $3,000 • Gloucester County Fairgrounds Rental: $525/week-end • Long Island Paint Horse Club: received APHA charter • APHA: added a Novice Youth division • NJ Bred Show: there were 37 Paints shown • EZ Show Computer Program: upgraded from DOS to Windows program • EAB Equestrian: Heather Shelly represented GSPHC

2004 • President: Lloyd Jerred • Vice President: Sigrid Ware • Treasurer: John Moser • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Point Secretary: Shirley Robinson • Promotional Chairperson: Rita Michalenko • EAB Representatives: Barbara Mantini and Dorothy Quirk • Horse Council Representative: Marjorie Moser • Youth Advisor: Shirley Robinson • Jersey Bred Chairperson: Julie Bishop • Jersey Bred Money: GSPHC received $11,144 • BIF: Judy Moyer • BIF: 22 stallions listed - 4 sold • BIF Futurity: 18 entries • Open Futurity: 68 entries • Added Futurity Money: GSPHC added $1,500 • Banquet Chairperson: Marjorie Moser • Zone 7 Delegates: Marjorie Moser and Jane Munn • Awards Chairperson: Jane Munn • Awards Budget: $5,000 • Newsletter Editor: Sigrid Ware • Website: Mike Ruth became the new webmaster • July Show: became a two day show • Show Announcer: Mike Tackas • Benefit Horse/Rider Classes: $700 was donated to Muscular Dystrophy • Show classes: added Novice Youth classes • Shavings: $5.00 • Newsletter: changed to four issues/year. • APHA Convention: passed the “One Paint Parent” rule • EAB Equestrian Contest: Ashley Nolasco represented GSPHC

2005

• President: Marjorie Moser • Vice President: Jane Munn • Secretary: Dorothy Quirk • Treasurer: John Moser • Awards Brunch: Scotland Run

• Show schedule: April and September shows split Halter/English on Saturday and Trail/Western on Sunday

• Benefit Horse/Rider classes: purchased $700 in calling cards for our servicemen overseas

• Added classes: Amateur BS Mares, Amateur BS Geldings, Amateur BS Stallions

• GSPHC was chosen as a Club of Distinction by APHA. • GSPHC Jersey Bred Year End money totaled $11.000.

2006

• GSPHC Youth Club President – Ashley Nolasco • GSPHC website was “up and running”. • GSPHC Jersey Bred Show Day Money totaled $2,400. There were 35 horses

shown. • A total of $1,000 was donated from our Green Horse/Green Rider classes. • Scribing began • Last year for the BIF Futurities. • There were 33 entries in the Futurities. The top payout was $666.00. • Ashley Nolasco represented GSPHC at the EAB competition. • September Show profit - $2,608.

2007

• The “Gelding Plus” APHA program began. • Meetings averaged 16 members/meeting. • The Awards Committee Chairperson was Judy Moyer. • There were 7 GSPHC Youth Club members who attended the Leadership

Conference in Kentucky. • The Green Horse/Green Rider monies were donated to the Donohues who

lost their barn and several horses in a fire. • The Club received $2,360 in NJ Bred monies. • Naylyn Hetzell represented GSPHC at the EAB Equestrian Contest.

2008

• Melissa Hetzel was elected GSPHC Vice-President. • We received $6,845 in NJ Bred money • Futurity classes (with the exception of the Weanling Futurities) were

replaced with Sweepstakes classes. • Nalyn Hetzell was First Runner Up in the EAB Equestrian Contest • The “Jersey Joggins” newsletter was discontinued and replaced with an e-

mail “Blast” • Foal Futurities were split into “Early” and “Late” foals • Horse Show profits: April - $4,540 and July - $4,940 • The first GSPHC horse show was held at the Dream Park • The Christmas Meeting was preceded by a Holiday Covered Dish Dinner at

the home of Milton and Dorothy Quirk 2009

• The Awards Banquet was held at Scotland Run Golf Club • The GSPHC Youth Club (Cyndy Hetzell) held a Youth/Amateur Show at the

Cumberland County Fairgrounds. • GSPHC provided two free bags of shavings at their Dream Park shows • Heather Mounts was added to the office staff at the shows • Mary Kensler was appointed Treasurer to fill the position of John Moser,

who passed away. • The September show realized a profit of $5,213 • There were 103 reservations for the Awards Dinner. • Gabby Buono represented GSPHC at the EAB Equestrian of the Year event. • Toby O’Bryan was hired as announcer for the September show. • The Green Horse/Green Rider proceeds of $500 were designated for Jack

and Julie Bishop to aid with their medical bills. 2010

• Two bags of free shavings at the shows was discontinued. • Raffle tickets for a BBQ Meat Raffle were sold. • Show profit from the April show was $9,600. • Show profit from the July show was $5,970. • Ken Ware represented GSPHC at the APHA Convention as an APHA Director. • Jersey Bred classes were held at the September GSPHC Show. • The September show realized a profit of $6,881.

• There were 11 Jersey Bred horses shown at the September show. • The Benefit classes raised $800 for the Cumberland County SPCA.

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2011 • A fundraising Poker Tournament was held at the Salem County Sportsman’s

Club. • It was noted that GSPHC was incorporated in 1973 and was the 43rd Paint

Horse Club in the nation. • GSPHC shows had a start time of 7:00 AM. • Free chicken dinners were available (one/stall) with additional dinners

available for $6.00 Saturday night of the April show. • Judy Moyer held the first “Scribing Clinic”. • The April 2011 GSPHC Show was rated the 14th highest APHA show in the

nation in number of entries. • The April show was held on Easter Sunday and the Youth Club sponsored an

Easter Egg Hunt. • There were 116 in attendance at the Awards Dinner.

2012

• Our second Casino night was held as a fundraiser. The Club realized a profit of $1,233 and $500 was donated to Muscular Dystrophy.

• All shows began at 7:00 AM. • An “Open/Paint” Incentive horse show was held at the Salem County

Fairgrounds. Each “new” Paint exhibitor receivde a free GSPHC year’s membership and a coupon for one free class at a GSPHC show.

• The Charity Classes raised $500 for the Kidney Foundation. 2013

• A free chicken dinner was ordered for each stall rented at the April Show. • This year is the “40th Anniversary” of GSPHC. A “40th Anniversary” logo was

developed. “40th Anniversary” hand towels were given each exhibitor when they entered the April show. There were gifts for horse show guests who were GSPHC members 40 years ago. Also, a “Retro” class was held for exhibitors who dressed as riders did 40 years ago.

• The “Charity” classes raised $800. • GSPHC was awarded the “Club of Distinction” award by APHA.

• A Casino Night was held at the Dream Park following the April show. • The Youth Club Clinic had 40 riders, realizing a profit for the Youth Club of

$1,800. • GSPHC received $750 in APHA store certificates for being a Gold Star club. • The shows realized a profit of – April $3,058, July $1,438. The Dream Park

costs ran from $11,000 to $14,500/show. • Show high points are now being tabulated by computer. • GSPHC was again awarded the APHA Club of Distinction award. • The total amount spent in 2013 was $85,945. The club realized a total

profit of $2,594. 2014

• Cyndy Hetzell was elected GSPHC Vice-President. • There were 12 Jersey Bred horses shown. • A third “Benefit” class was held. There are now: Rider Walk-Trot, Western

Horse Walk-Trot, and English Horse Walk-Trot. • A “Games Division” was added. • Membership fees were raised $5.00. • All shows began at 8:00 AM. • The GSPHC Youth Show was held on the Friday before the GSPHC April

show. • A profit of $1,073 was realized on the July show.. • The September Show realized a profit of $2,148. • The “Green Horse/Green Rider” classes raised $700 for charity. • Election of officers voting will take place via e-mail or USPS if no e-mail

account is available. 2015

• Ranch Horse Pleasure was added to the show schedule. • The September show was double-pointed for GSPHC end of year awards. • The winner of the first GSPHC Scholarship check was Callie Jo Ware. • There were 6 GSPHC Youth Club members who attended the Youth

Conference in Fort Worth. • APHA “CHAMPS” classes were added to the show schedule. • GSPHC won first place in the “Gist Affiliate Awards” program and was

awarded a $2,500 gift certificate from Gist. • An online stall reservation form was added to the GSPHC website. • GSPHC was listed as an APHA Club of Distinction – Honorable Mention.

• The Youth Club realized a profit of $500 on their Youth Show. • Futurities were cancelled due to lack on entries. • September Show Profit - $5,628 • There were 19 Jersey Bred horses nominated.

2016

• GSPHC received a $1,000 check from APHA for being the recipient of the GSPHC Regional Club Sponsorship Funding for our creative way of encouraging new member participation in our shows.

• July Show profit - $2,900. • September Profit - $3,004 • Benefit classes raised $500 for ALS. • Mike Short (from APHA) attended our Awards Banquet.