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Congratulations

to the

2011

Tri-State Horse of the Year

awardees!!

 

American Saddlebred division winner: WC CH Will's No Doubt About It

 

Arabian/Half Arabian division winner: Kid Rock

 

Morgan division winner: Paradigm Power Surge

 

Our sincere appreciation of these fine Equine athletes, as well as more detailed information on their accomplishments, can be found in the Jan/Feb Tri-State Newsletter.

 

 

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Volunteer Service Recognition Program
Available for Tri-State Members

Tri-State members age 5 years and up can participate and receive recognition in our new volunteer program in 2012.  
As an official Certifying Organization,
Tri-State will be encouraging members who volunteer their time to log in and record their hours on the
Presidential Volunteer Service Awards program website. 
More information will be available in the upcoming newsletter
or you can email Marcy Eickholt at
meickholt@msn.com for more information to begin right away.
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Dr. Richard Bol
June 20, 1926 - July 14, 2011

We bid farewell to a great friend, board member
and ambassador of the Walking Horse.

See photos, videos and share stories at www.docbol.com 


Have a Stallion? Want a gelding?
Check out this AMAZING opportunity from the
MN Horse Council

The Gelding Project: Helping the Unwanted Horse 1 Stallion at a time

 

     The Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition, the Minnesota Horse Council and the Animal Humane Society in cooperation with the Minnesota Association of Equine Practitioners are launching The Gelding Project.
This two part program is designed as a key step to reduce the number of unwanted horses in Minnesota. The unwanted horse is the single biggest welfare issue facing the horse industry today. The first aspect of the project, Education Earns Stallions to Geldings, will encourage horse owners to choose to make stallions into geldings through education and financial incentives. An interested horse owner who enrolls in the program will be eligible for a voucher to cover the cost of castration surgery by a participating veterinarian, once the owner attends 8 horse health management educational sessions.
Many of the sessions are offered at the Minnesota Horse Expo, held at the state fairgrounds in St. Paul, MN on April 29-30 & May 1st 2011. Minnesota’s veterinarians have been quick to support the program, and will play an integral role in both the educational sessions and in the surgical procedure.
For more information contact the Minnesota Horse Council, www.mnhorsecouncil.org. The web site will list participating veterinarians, list educational opportunities as well as informing where to get the vouchers.
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