DISCOUNTED HOTEL ROOMS FOR MIDWEST CHARITY HORSE SHOW

The American Saddlebred Horse Association ASHA has arranged for blocks of specially priced rooms at hotels near the Midwest Charity Horse Show in Springfield, ILampnbsp June 11-14, 2013.ampnbsp

The Midwest Charity Horse Show rooms are available at the Holiday Inn Express, 3050 South Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, ILampnbsp 62703 from June 11-15, 2013 for 126.00 plus tax per night.ampnbsp Contact the Holiday Inn Express at 217-529-7771, and ask for the ASHA Attendees Springfield, IL block, group code A6T.ampnbspampnbspampnbspampnbspThe deadline for reserving at this special rate is Monday, May 27, 2013.

AMERICAN SADDLEBRED WORLD LOSES DICK DURANT

American Saddlebred trainer, Richard L. Durant, age 82, passed away on Saturday, May 11, 2013.

Dick was the beloved husband of 50 years to Jeanette Durant nee Heissler, loving father of Lynn Durant and Margaret Neil Koreman, proud grandfather of Julia and Olivia Koreman, cherished brother of Barbara Anderson, fond uncle of many nieces and nephews, and best friend to Amy and Katie.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Saddlebred Museum, 4083 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511, theampnbspAlzheimer's Association, Greater Illinois Chapter, 8430 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 800, Chicago, IL 60631, or Palos Community Hospital Hospice, 15295 E. 127th Street, Lemont, IL 60439 would be appreciated.ampnbspwww.sheehyfh.comampnbsp

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ASHA FAITHFUL FRIEND OF THE WEEK: ^CHOUR FINE WINE

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ampldquoLearning to ride and love The American Saddlebred on ^CHOur Fine Wine is Anna Dhaenens. Buzz,ampnbsp^CHOur Fine Wine, is pictured winning at her favorite show Del Mar Charity Fair, she was retired in 2001 and continues to live on our familyamprsquos farm where she enjoys being treated like a princess, getting her daily ration of peppermints, and going out for an the occasional sleigh ride.

A show ring winner from coast to coast, she has given our family many wonderful moments both in and out of the show ring and started a little girlamprsquos passion for The American Saddlebred. We Honor Our Faithful Friend.amprdquo ampndashKim Ann Linke

Make a tax deductibleampnbspdonationampnbspof 200 to ASHA to honor YOUR special horse on the Faithful Friends Wall of Honor,ampnbspor print out theampnbspnomination formampnbsppdf.

We welcome photos of your Faithful Friends.ampnbspShow ring photos are fine, but weampnbspwould preferampnbsppersonal photos, please contact theampnbspwebmasterampnbspto submit your photos and stories.

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AMERICAN SADDLEBREDS IN VERSAILLES UPDATE

The effort launched to assist a local American Saddlebred owner, who suffered the unexpected loss of a loved one and who was the primary caretaker for their ten American Saddlebreds and a Hackney pony is coming close to an end.ampnbsp

Team American Saddlebreds and other members of the community helped the owner temporarily care for the horses by providing feed, hay, and care.ampnbsp All of the horses have been placed except for Treasured, a 24-year-old stallion who is not a candidate for gelding due to his age, but has the sweetest, hopeful personality and Java, his companion Hackney pony.ampnbsp Time is of the essence.

WHAT IS NEEDED:

A permanent, retirement home offer for Treasured and Java where they can retire together.ampnbsp It is anticipated the farm closing its doors by the end of May.ampnbsp At that time, if a permanent home has not been found we will also consider any back up approved foster offers.ampnbsp

For those in the American Saddlebred community that would like to assist with this effort, you may contact Team American Saddlebreds through their Facebook page or by email.ampnbsp If you can't offer a place, please consider sharing the information with someone who can.ampnbsp Upon inquiry pictures can be provided.

BRING A FRIEND TO THE BARN: PROMOTE THE AMERICAN SADDLEBRED IN GEORGIA

The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Georgia ASHAG is sponsoring "Bring Your Friend to the Barn" campaign. This campaign runs during the time period of May 6 - June 23, 2013.

Though this campaign, Georgia Saddlebred owners/enthusiasts will introduce others to the joys and versatility the American Saddlebred.

This campaign has a monetary incentive attached. For each friend that a client brings to their barn, they earn one entry for a chance to win 50, 100 or 200ampnbsp The drawing will be held at the NE Georgia Charity Horse Show at Chickopee Woods, Georgia, June 28 ampndash 29 2013.

Entry forms have been e-mailed to the Georgia Trainers and General ASHAG membership. If you have not received an entry form, please contact Clem Smetana.

The rules for this fun campaign are simple:

• Entry must be a 2013 ASHAG member
• The entry's immediate family members are not eligible to be ampldquoFriendsamprdquo:ampnbsp Brother, Sister, Mother, Father, Grandparent
• Same friend cannot be listed on another personamprsquos entry form under the same Barn/Trainer name
• One ampldquoBarn Visitamprdquo per friend ampndash same friend cannot be listed twice for an entry
• One prize per entry
• Entry must be present at the NE GA Charity Horse Show to win
• Trainer, Barn Staff and their Family members are not eligible to win or be a ampldquoFriendamprdquo

The Promotion Committee of ASHAG views this program as a "win" / "win" for everyone and thanks you for your supportampnbsp

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POINTS OF EMPHASIS PROVIDES CLARIFICATION ON AMERICAN SADDLEBRED RULE CHANGES

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The Points of Emphasis document has been updated and is now available on the ASHA. This document is reviewed each year by the ASHA/ASR Standards and Rules Committee and is updated to include any important and/or new USEF rule references.

This year the ASR Board of Directors and the ASHA Executive Committee also approved the document before publication and distribution to horse shows.

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GOURMET CUPCAKE PARTY AND RAFFLE TO BENEFIT SADDLEBRED SAVIORS AT MIDWEST CHARITY HORSE SHOW

Elle Mehovic, along with her mom Kristie, will be hosting a Gourmet Cupcake party and American Girl Doll ampldquoSaigeamprdquo raffle at the Midwest Charity Horse show, June 14^th to benefit Saddlebred Saviors.

Elle came up with the idea all on her own, wanting to do something to help donate to Saddlebred Saviors, an organization that helps rescue American Saddlebreds.

Patty and Kayla Wooters of Longview Stables are also donating a special gift from their American Saddlebred ampldquoPicasso,amprdquo who is featured in the latest American Girl movie, as American Girl ampldquoSaigeamprsquosamprdquo horse.

To purchase tickets for the raffle before the show or to donate to the cause, send checks to:

Kristie Mehovic

316 Louisa St. N.

Shorewood, IL 60404

or donate through PayPal with kmehoviccomcas.net.

KIM COWART, MARILYN MACFARLANE, BILL WALLER TO JUDGE MID-AMERICA MANE EVENT

Kim Cowart, Marilyn Macfarlane and Bill Waller will judge the 11th annual Mid-America Mane Event Show, October 24-27 Thursday-Sunday at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield.

Good Hands, Pleasure Olympics, Hackney Youth Finals Return

Three national finals programs continue at Mane Event: returning for the fifth year is the National Horse Show ampldquoGood Handsamprdquo Finals, part of the saddle seat equitation triple crown the National Pleasure Equitation Olympics Finals, separate competitions for riders 13 years and under and riders 14 through 17 years that is sponsored by Illinois American Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Association and the Hackney Youth Medallion Finals comprised of six classes for which competitors qualify by placing in an official AHHS-sanctioned Youth Medallion class.

Mane Event also offers an expansive class list with excellent options for amateurs showing performance and pleasure horses, and boasts ideal facilities for showing young horses. The State Fairgrounds facilities are totally ampldquohorse-friendlyamprdquo and widely recognized as the countryamprsquos best show facilities.ampnbsp Horsemen especially like them in the fall because ALL stabling is in enclosed barns convenient to the Coliseum plus there are three warm-up rings ampndash two indoors and a huge covered arena that includes a 50-ft. round pen ampndash all next to the in-gate and available 24/7. Everyone likes showing in the Coliseumamprsquos banked oval arena with its excellent footing.

Understanding that sociability is part of producing a show that is fun for all exhibitors, organizers are planning a new second party to bring everyone together on Friday night.ampnbsp For years, exhibitors have raved about Mane Eventamprsquos Saturday night exhibitor party, considered by many to be the best on the show circuit with multiple catered gourmet food stations including the famous Lobster Bisque and no long waiting lines.

Mid-America Mane Event entry booklet will be ready in August.ampnbsp To request a printed copy, call Show Manager Joy Meierhans at 630/557-2575 or email JMTheMeierhans.com.ampnbsp Last yearamprsquos Mane Event class list can still be viewed at www.MidAmericaHorseShow.org, where this yearamprsquos entry booklet will be available to download and print.ampnbsp Mane Event is produced by Mid-America Horse Show Association, one of the largest ASHA charter clubs.

SPEAKERSamprsquo LUNCHEON AGAIN OFFERED AT DEVON

The Devon Horse Show is pleased to announce the second annual Speakersamprsquo Luncheon on Saturday, June 1, 2013 in the Devon Horse Show's Hospitality Tent.

This year two of Devon's best are lined up to discuss the essence of Horsemanship: Candice King, international show jumper grand prix rider and trainer, and Smith Lilly, one of the premier trainers of American Saddlebreds and Saddle Seat riders in the world.

"Horsemanship-From the Basics to International Competition"

Hear from these two top riders in very different disciplines as they discuss horsemanshipampnbspand how they attempt to achieve the best performance for both the horse and rider.

10:30 am Arrival and Check-in

11:00 am - 12:00 pm Panel Discussion

12:15 Lunch

Please attend for aampnbsplively, expert panel discussion and luncheon. Everyone from novice riders to top Devon competitors is sure to enjoy the in-depth perspective and shared experiences of our speakers. Time will be allotted at the end for questions from the audience.

Candice King will also be riding in the Five-Gaited Special Class at Devon on Wednesday night June 29th This event is drawing a lot of attention and should be fun to see top jumper riders on five-gaited American Saddlebredsampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp ampnbsp

With special thanks to Jeff Ramey, CEO of Ramard Inc.ampnbspwww.ramardinc.com for his generous supportampnbsp

You may purchase tickets with a credit card via PayPal by visiting the ampldquoTicketsamprdquo page of Devonamprsquos website.

The cost per ticket is 75. Please RSVP BY May 23, 2013.

Candice King:

Candice King has represented the United States Equestrian Team at more than 15 Nations Cup competitions.ampnbspAs part of the all-female team representing the USET at CSIO Rotterdam and CHIO Aachen, King achieved a first and third placing respectively. 2013 results include winning the 75,000 Fidelity Investments Grand Prix held at Silver Oak EquestrianampnbspCenter in Ocala, Florida aboard Kismet 50.ampnbsp

Smith Lilly:

Smith Lilly is considered by many to be one of the most successful young trainers of American Saddlebreds in the world today. He has achieved what every American Saddlebred trainer covets: winning the World's Five-Gaited Grand Championship title in Louisville, KY. Together with his wife, Alexandra, and his mother Sandy, Smith has trained crowd pleasing Worldamprsquos Champions in all divisions and has amassed over 100 Worldamprsquos and Reserve Worldamprsquos Champion titles.

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DISCOUNTED HOTEL ROOMS FOR ROCK CREEK AND MIDWEST CHARITY HORSE SHOWS

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The American Saddlebred Horse Association ASHA has arranged for blocks of specially priced rooms at hotels near the Rock Creek Horse Show in Louisville, KY June 4-8, 2013 and the Midwest Charity Horse Show in Springfield, ILampnbsp June 11-14, 2013.ampnbsp

For Rock Creek Horse Show, rooms are available at the Courtyard Louisville East, 9608 Blairwood Rd, Louisville, KY 40222 from June 4-8, 2013 for 104.00 plus tax per night.ampnbsp Contact the Courtyard at 502-429-0006 or 800-321-2211 and ask for ASHA Rock Creek Horse Show Room Block, reference number M-ZJ4N88.ampnbsp The deadline for reserving at this special rate is Tuesday May 21, 2013.

For the Midwest Charity Horse Show, rooms are available at the Holiday Inn Express, 3050 South Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, ILampnbsp 62703 from June 11-15, 2013 for 126.00 plus tax per night.ampnbsp Contact the Holiday Inn Express at 217-529-7771, and ask for the ASHA Attendees Springfield IL block.ampnbspampnbspampnbsp The deadline for reserving at this special rate is Tuesday May 21, 2013.

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ASHA FAITHFUL FRIEND OF THE WEEK: SHEamprsquoS TOO MUCH

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Itamprsquos quite a thrill to raise a mare that achieves success on the ampldquothe green shavingsamprdquo Foaled in our backyard, Sheamprsquos Too Much reminds us of the great joy that raising American Saddlebred horses can bring.

Life is good when the view ringside or from your dining room table includes such a beautiful horse We love this breed and cherish the joy this mare has brought to our lives. ampndashJeff ampamp Debbie Clinebell

Make a tax deductibleampnbspdonationampnbspof 200 to ASHA to honor YOUR special horse on the Faithful Friends Wall of Honor,ampnbspor print out theampnbspnomination formampnbsppdf.

We welcome photos of your Faithful Friends.ampnbspShow ring photos are fine, but weampnbspwould preferampnbsppersonal photos, please contact theampnbspwebmasterampnbspto submit your photos and stories.

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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED WORLD LOSES MARGARET PATNAUDE

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Margaret M. Hickey Patnaude, 80, of North Andover, Massachusetts passed away on April 20 at her home surrounded by her loving family and friends, after a long courageous battle with Parkinson's disease.

She was the daughter of the late Leo and Margaret Hickey. Margaret graduated from Johnson High School in North Andover in 1950. She was the first co-ed to be accepted into Merrimack College, graduating with a teaching degree in 1954. After graduating college, she taught briefly in Merrimack, Mass., while working at the Andover Riding Academy teaching horseback riding. This is where she met her husband, Neil Patnaude. Their love for each other and horses made it a marriage that lasted 58 years.

Among Margaret's many accomplishments in life, Margaret and Neil bought what would be Red Oak Farm in North Andover in 1957. This was the beginning of a lengthy career boarding, training and showing horses all over New England and also at Madison Square Garden. Margaret made a lasting impression on her students and fellow trainers. In 1989, the UPHA named her Horse Person of the Year for a career that lasted from 1950 until Parkinson's forced her retirement just a few years ago. She touched hundreds of lives, including many, who as adults are prominent in the Saddlebred, Hackney and Morgan worlds. Some of the riders who got their start under the tutelage of Patnaude include Sally Lindabury, Kathy Gutting, Kay Cortelyou, the late Todd Mathieson and his brother Glen, Judy Howard-Cox, Cheryl Innis, Jannie Giles, Robin McKenzie Vuillermet, Cindy Watson and Darlene DeBlois.

Margaret always said, "A hundred years from now, it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove, but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child."

Margaret also loved music and was an accomplished organist. She loved spending time with her family and friends, especially her cats.

Margaret is survived by her husband, Neil C. Patnaude of North Andover and their three children, David and Susan Patnaude and their four sons, Neil, Brad, Todd and Marc of North Andover Ellen Patnaude and Valerie Benson of Dracut, Mass., and Patti Patnaude and Shirley Anderson of Methuen, Mass. She is also survived by her sisters, Maryclare and John Milan of Amherst, N.H., and Ann and John Murphy of Hingham, as well as nieces, nephews, her caregivers,ampnbspher extended barn family and all who loved her. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the M.S.P.C.A. in Methuen, Mass.

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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED WORLD LOSES ^CHWINTER DAY

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1996 Three-Gaited Worldamprsquos Grand Champion, ^CHWinter Day was humanely euthanized on Wednesday, May 8^th, 2013 at the age of 25.

ampldquoDaveamprdquo as he was affectionately known, was not only a multiple Worldamprsquos Champion in both the Open and Amateur Three-Gaited divisions, trained by George Knight and owned by Melody Adler to his open titles and trained by Nelson Green and owned by Jackie Stred to his amateur titles, but he was also a favorite to all that knew him.

Daveamprsquos brilliant headset and wild way of going, along with his striking bay coat lit up the ring from his blue ribbon debut as a three-year-old in the Five-Gaited division, until his last show ring competition in 2001 when he was again the Amateur Three-Gaited Worldamprsquos Champion of Champions.

After retirement, Dave was reunited with his former owner Melody Adler at her horse haven, Auruora Farms in Shelbyville, Ky. Dave lived a great life at Aurora, enjoying green pastures, visits from his favorite people, numerous bananas his favorite treat, and daily love and affection from Melody.

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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION FOR CASTLEMAN STATUE

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The Cherokee Triangle Association CTA is proud to announce that it is sponsoring an art competition to commemorate the upcoming 100^th anniversary of the General Castleman Statue.

The CTA will partner with the Kentucky Watercolor Society to encourage artists to submit their entry - that best captures the spirit of this iconic statue located in the Cherokee Triangle.

November of 2013 will mark the 100^th year that General Castleman and his trusty steed, Carolina, have presided over the Triangle.ampnbsp The goal of the CTA is to select a high quality watercolor painting, from the submitted entries ampndash that will serve as a lasting tribute to the Castleman Statue.ampnbsp

Art must be original: no prints or copied work of another artist or published photos may be used in the composition of the painting.ampnbsp The artwork image size can be up to 18amprdquo x 24amprdquo, simply framed and wired.ampnbsp The deadline for entries is July 10, 2013.

The judging criteria will consist of two factors:ampnbsp the creativity of the work and the visual impact it presents.ampnbsp A select number of prints will be made from the winning entry, and will be available for purchase.ampnbsp

The CTA will present a 1000 Award to the winning artist.ampnbspampnbsp

Any proceeds from the sale of artwork will be used for the General Castleman Restoration Project.

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OVER 20 HORSES READY FOR ADOPTION AT SADDLEBRED RESCUE

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Saddlebred Rescue announces it has over 20 horses ready to go. Need a lesson horse, a pleasure horse for home, or maybe a trail horse Please give Saddlebred Rescue a call at 908 605-6032 on the Saddlebred Rescue Hotline or calls us in the barn at 908 362-7858. On either line, please leave a message if there is not an immediate answer.

The easiest way to start the process is to fill out the application form, send it in even if it is not fully completed. Please scan and email the application to infosaddlebredrescue.com, fax it to 908 362-6054, or send it to our address at 6 Meadow Cliff Lane, Hardwick, NJ 07825.

You can also email Erin McCracken to make an appointment to visit.

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ASHA is pleased to offer ASHA Logo rings available through Jostens. The rings come in a variety of metal choices and gold choices in both menamprsquos and ladiesamprsquo styles.ampnbsp To order yours today, please fill out the order form and send it by fax 1-800-327-9381 or by mail to:

Jostens

Attn: Jewelry Order Processing

148 E Broadway

Owatonna, MN 55060

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AMERICAN SADDLEBRED WORLD LOSES SALLY ELISA PEARSON TURNER CHAMPAGNE

Sally Elisa Pearson Turner Champagne, a lifelong New Orleans native, was born February 25, 1949. She graduated from All Saints Episcopal School in Vicksburg, MS.

Her love of the American Saddlebred Horse began while riding with her father, the late Cannon William S. Turner, Jr., former pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church. Her mother was the late Sara Pearson Turner and brother, William S. Turner, III. Elisa's passion for riding continued throughout her life, as she traveled to many horse shows around the country, winning ribbons nationally under the Cascade Stables banner in Audubon Park.

She passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, April 28, following a brief, but brave battle with cancer. Elisa was preceded in death by her late husband Gary Joseph Champagne. She is survived by daughters Elisabeth Pohlman Rauch Darren and Samantha LeMoine Chevalier Robert Rodrigue, step-daughters Stacey Autin Kyle, Laura Friedel Trent, and Leslie Melara Eddie. She is also survived by three grandchildren, Amanda and Darren Rauch, Jr., and Mitchell Chevalier, as well as niece, Roxanne E. Turner and nephew, Julian S. Turner. Special recognition for the years of friendship and care also goes to Estelle Mills.

Elisa was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church, the Daughters of the Confederacy, the United States Equestrian Federation, and the Louisiana American Saddlebred Horse Association. Family and Friends will celebrate her life at a memorial service to be held on June 1, 2013 at Cascade Stables in Audubon Park. The time of the service will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in Elisa's name to the Friends of the Stables in Audubon Park, 535 Calhoun Street, New Orleans, LA 70118. To view and sign the guest book, visitampnbspwww.lakelawnmetairie.com.

For Immediate Release:

Friday, May 3, 2013
Contact:ampnbspMichelle Krentzampnbsp
Junior Programs Administrator

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ASHA FAITHFUL FRIEND OF THE WEEK: MANHATTAN LOVE AFFAIR

Manhattan Love Affair, aka Hattie, was my introduction into the American Saddlebred horse world After riding American Saddlebreds at many farms throughout California, she was love at first sight/ride.

A flat saddle and double bridle, both of which I had never seen before, and off we went racking around the barn. Sold At 19-years-old, she has given me countless hours of joy in the saddle and my third foal. She is ridden lightly now and is still the love of my life. ampndashLisa Siderman

Make a tax deductibleampnbspdonationampnbspof 200 to ASHA to honor YOUR special horse on the Faithful Friends Wall of Honor,ampnbspor print out theampnbspnomination formampnbsppdf.

We welcome photos of your Faithful Friends.ampnbspShow ring photos are fine, but weampnbspwould preferampnbsppersonal photos, please contact theampnbspwebmasterampnbspto submit your photos and stories.

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MICHELLE KRENTZ ACCEPTS MEDIA PRODUCTION AND MARKETING MANAGER POSITION FOR ASHA

Michelle Krentz has accepted a new position as Media Production and Marketing Manager for the American Saddlebred Horse Association. ampnbspMichelle will be the primary media and marketing contact for ASHA, and will be responsible for content and advertising for all ASHA publications as well as the World's Championship Horse Show webcast.ampnbspampnbsp

Michelle has worked at ASHA as Junior Program Administrator since 2011, and brings to her new position strong marketing skills and extensive knowledge of the American Saddlebred Horse industry. ampnbsp

"I am excited to add this role to my current position at ASHA. American Saddlebreds are my passion, and I am eager to help foster the success of this industry." ampnbspampnbsp

Contact Michelle at 859 259-2742 or michellekasha.net.