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2008 Egyptian Event Results

By: Liz Salmon

Photos: Carol Maginn

In my opinion this years Event was certainly the best that I've seen since I first attended in 1993. The entries were up considerably with deep, quality classes, the judging was the fairest and least political that I've ever seen—I saw no sign of politics for a change. The atmosphere was one of enthusiasm and friendliness. The winners were spread across the board from very unknown small breeders to the larger farms. I interviewed many people on their opinions and always seemed to get the same answer—it was fair, fun and non political. Of course there will always be some eyebrow raising scores because judges do have personal preferences.

One thing that pleased me is that finally, movement is being given far more consideration than in the past, resulting in much higher movement scores than the usual 17s & 18's. A new procedure this year was to let horses come in one at a time and show their movement first.  This resulted in some over enthusiastic plastic bag shaking and some horses showing either just a canter or an unbalanced trot, while being lunged all the way down the rail. Those trainers who could run and get their horses balanced to show some good strides certainly benefitted. It was interesting that some trainers got the fast athletic trainers to do the trotting part !! The horses then withdrew to await their turn for the standing up part of the class.

As usual there some great and very informative lectures and seminars to attend starting with Amateur Halter Handling, Population Genetics with Dr. Banks, Western Equitation, English Equitation, Endurance—The Tevis Cup experience, Advances in Equine Reproduction with Whit Byers. "Don't judge a book by  it's cover " with Joe Ferris, Legacy Mares Moniet El Nefous with Cynthia Culbertson. The Babolna Stud of Hungary and it's influence of Straight Egyptian Breeding with Tziah Idan.

In addition their two presentations of the stallion showcase, the barn parties on Thursday evening and the Gala Dinner Dance and Auction, as well as the EBC Live Stallion Breeding Auction; so the week was fun filled and highly educational. In between all that there were the classes to watch. The amateur classes were well filled and there were some nice geldings too. I do think though that more needs to be done for geldings, as not every colt is stallion material by any means and owners need to be encouraged to geld more frequently. The Hunter Pleasure classes were some of the best I've seen here, particularly the open class. Once again the endurance rides were well organised and fun for the competitors. Read Entire 2008 Egyptian Event Article with phtos, click here


2008 Egyptian Event Endurance Ride

We congratulate our Straight Egyptian Arabian winners in the prestigious 50 mile Pyramid Challenge Endurance Ride for 2008 held at the U.S. Egyptian event in Lexington, KY.

Capturing the exquisite ornate Middle eastern saddle given by the King Of Morocco to the rider placing highest in the 50 mile ride, was Kathleen Waymire on Petraa (Richter MH x Minstrils Bouquet).  Petraa is 1999 Straight Egyptian, Al Khamsa Gelding owned by Kathleen and Charles Waymire of Springhill, Kansas.

Petraa (Richter MH x Minstrils Bouquet)

The second place straight Eyptian Arabian was Shihara Breeci (*Shahir IASB x Bint Shahsria).  She was ridden by Cyndi Epp.  Cindy received the Gold Stirrup award. Breeci is a 1998 Straight Egyptian, Al Khamsa Mare.

Shihara Breeci (*Shahir IASB x Bint Shahsria)
The Pyramid Challenge endurance ride was in a beautiful setting at the end of the Kentucky horse park. Very primitive camping, with no water except what was hauled in for the horses. The ride meeting was on Friday night with food and plenty of information about following the markings on trails and vet checks. We had our first vet check before the meeting, to make sure our horse were fit to do the ride. They were ready with great heart rates and good hydration, and no lameness. The next morning for the 25 milers there were 29 starters. The trail took off out of camp down a road with a sharp left back into pasture. There were approx. 19 fast horses starting in the first group. Cindy and I were in the first 5 of that group. We literally ran for the 1 st hour before riders started dropping back, which left about 8-10 still moving out at a gallop and big trot. Read full article.

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Michael Byatt's Open House
May 10, 2008

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Liz Salmon

Photos: Liz Salmon
El Nabila B (Kubinec x Elf Layla Walayla B)

Michael's annual Open House was again held in early May. This always an incredibly well organised and fun event, with fabulous horses upon which to feast the eyes. This year in perfect weather visitors were greeted by a very dapper, svelte looking Michael sporting a handsome goatee beard ! The event started on Friday night with a gathering of friends and clients with great food and a chance to become acquainted with new and old friends.

The next morning the valet parking officials did a great job in swiftly dispatching cars to a distant field. We started off with a wonderful presentation of Junior and Senior stallions. First in was the magnificent Mardigras JMF (Marwan Al Shaqab x JMF Dare To Dream). This colt already has an impressive show record having twice been Junior Champion at The All Nations Cup in Aachen.

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Sign this petition to urge Congress to support Real Change for Gasoline prices.

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· The average price for a gallon of gas is now $3.72, this is $.61 higher than a year ago.

· In the wake of higher gasoline prices, Congress must act to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. The U.S. Congress has acted, but in the wrong direction. Last week, the Senate voted narrowly against reversing a moratorium on oil-shale development.

· Federal officials and industry experts estimate that up to 1.8 trillion barrels of oil is trapped in the region's oil shale, or three times the proven reserves of Saudi Arabia.

· Laws and policies that restrict access to America’s abundant energy drive up the price of fuel and electricity. They cause widespread layoffs and leave workers and families struggling to survive, as the cost of everything they eat, drive, wear and do spirals higher.

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Equine Liability Insurance, should you carry it?

By: Beverly Smith-Embry

For thousands of years, the horse has been the transportation, friend and burden bearer of man. The horse has been epitomized and romanced for his nobility, spirit, strength, speed and beauty in poetry, art and legend. Much history regarding the law and the horse exists in legal libraries around the world, most of which carry an understanding for the nature of the horse as a domesticated animal in an imperfect world.

In legal terms, a Tort is a private or civil wrong or injury, other than breach of contract, for which the court will provide a remedy in the form of an action for damages. In layman terms, when someone is in the wrong and injures another party or damages their property, that person must pay the damaged party for the damage done. The mere fact that someone is injured does not automatically mean that some other person has committed a tort and must pay for damages. A person must pay for the injured party’s damages only if she or he was at fault and liable.

Most states have enacted Equine Liability Immunities Law. These laws are often helpful in determining liability and in reducing settlement values. However, the fact that such a law exists in your state does not do away with your need for liability insurance.  read the entire article


Benefits In The Economic Stimulus Act For Horse Industry

by Colleen Scott

While most consumers are starting to receive their Economic Stimulus Act checks, there are lesser known benefits to horse owners. As outlined by the American Horse Council, a lobbying organization based in Washington D.C., the Economic Stimulus Act, signed into law by President Bush on February 13, also provides tax incentives that would allow a much bigger write-off for horses and other depreciable property purchased and placed into service during 2008. Says American Horse Council President Jay Hickey, "This should provide an additional incentive for people to invest in more horses for racing, showing and breeding as part of their business activities."

According to a press release issued by the Council, the first incentive would increase the so-called Section 179 expensing allowance for horses purchased and placed into service in 2008 from $128,000 to $250,000. This expensing allowance also applies to farm equipment and most other depreciable property. Once total purchases of horses and other eligible depreciable property purchased during 2008 reach $800,000, the expense allowance goes down one dollar for each dollar spent on eligible property over $800,000.
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