NHQHA
“Be sure to see the list of volunteers below, that were honored for their work in 2007”
..... thank you
This year, the NHQHA Banquet and Awards Committee made a daring move to make honoring recipients receiving Presidents awards, and recognizing volunteers that made the 2007 events successful, at their Annual Business Meeting. They wanted to put this important program into its own special awards venue so it was scheduled to be a part of the Annual Business Meeting, held each year in November. They pulled it off.
The Annual meeting was held at the Cat -N Fiddle where members voted for new board members and bylaw changes.
The first annual President’s Special Awards Program saw President Cory Welch, bestow 76 honors which included the 2007 President’s 2007 Award, NHQHA Board member’s and then awarded gifts to the 62 volunteers that worked on events in 2007. Member and their family volunteers were given awards that were related to the hours served during events that their committee’s events ran during the year.
In addition to our many volunteers, President Cory Welch made his annual President's Award presentation to Barbara Breed for her tireless efforts to promote and foster the NHQHA.
Calendar of Events
Visit our Events Page for more details about each
July 9-13
Region 6 Experience
August 21-24
NHQHA Annual show
September 13
NHQHA Novice/Open show
September 14
Ride with the Hounds
October 12
NHQHA Annual Trail Ride
November 13-16
Equine Affaire
November
NHQHA Annual meeting and Volunteer Awards presentation
The awards were donated by ARIAT, Embroidery ‘N More, and the Equine Journal. All volunteers that worked a tier-set of hours, were honored with specific awards, but all volunteers were given goodie bags as a thank you for their wonderful work in 2007. Receiving awards for their volunteer work were:
11/15/2007 UPDATED AWARDS LIST
DJ Eastman 77
Bill Elliott 66
Jocelyn Tanner 62
Dennis Kane 60
Tracy Connolly 54.5
Dave Eastman 42.5
Victoria Labelle 33
Ann Marie Finnemore 32
Brannigan McNeil 31
Kaitlyn Ryan 30.5
Bob Ives 30
Emily McCormack 29
Michele Bohlman 26
Tim Ives 26
Eric Ives 26
Nicole Mitchell 24
Jamie Magoon 20
Becky Mullen 20
Andy Tanner 11
Jessica Elliott 10
Tracey Benoit 10
Stevie Hayes 10
Karen Ives 10
Dale Rozek 10
Jennifer Tibbets 10
Doug Bohlman 9
Marissa Bohlman 9
Katie Barrett 8
Erin Barrett 8
Patrick Page 8
Sue Bernard 7
Wendy Welch 6
Carl Ekdahl 3
Rosemary Ekdahl 3
Debbie Favreau 3
Gretchen Ingersoll 3
Dale Desmarais 4
Phyllis Elliot 3
Lauren Kasnet 2
Joanne Snow 1
Cindi Desmarais 2
Artie Snow 1
Chris Barrett 13
Tami Donahoe 5
Chrissy Ives 18
Kendall Donahoe 5
Donna Meuse 3
Dominique Deyanovich 5
Deb Mitchell 4
Deb Wesoja 1
Bridget Rozek 13
Karen Dodge 16
Lindsey Galliher 12
Wendy Hayes .5
Katelyn Morrill 8
Krissie Kane 10
Maria Carrier 8
Craig Fields 5
Cindy Carrier 8
Chloe Bohlman 14
Donald Carrier 3
Sean Donahoe 5
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2007 NHQHA Year End Award Winners |
BANQUET BREAKS RECORDS
 Reports from the different events inside the banquet attest that it was fantastic. The awards received kudos, & our Silent Auction brought in over $1000 thanks to many wonderful donors.The big prize was a hutch table built by Bob Ives just for the banquet’s Silent Auction. The Justin Boots were won by Joshua Perrault.
Members, family and guests were delighted with the Disc Jockey, and make it known that they were dancers!
 Many of our sponsors were also honored and John and Mary Ellen Rose pictured with their granddaughter, Brittany Rose, received a Brick on the AQHA Wall of Honor with their name & the name of their stallion, Invest In My Pizzazz.
This was the largest turnout of members, family and friends in several years with 178 reservation. Click to download the Banquet Gallery and watch for more win pictures in the May-June issue. |
The New Hampshire Quarter Horse Association is an affiliate (club) of the American Quarter Horse Association in Amarillo, Texas. The AQHA is the largest breed registry in the world with more than 50,000 horses registered each year and membership figures for 2005 of 350,000. The AQHA goal is based on increasing membership by the marketing, promoting and advertising for and with affiliates and the American Quarter Horse Association. There are more than 3,500,000 American Quarter Horses in the world.
The NHQHA was chartered in February of 1969, and has been a working, viable affiliate every year. The mission of the NHQHA is to promote the American Quarter Horse in NH. The affiliate also develops and hosts educational seminars, horse shows, recreational riding & clinics to enhance the growth and knowledge of members and the public.
NHQHA provides members with opportunities to enjoy the Quarter Horse while encouraging a fun and informative social structure. Membership affords access to the web site, the newsletter, AQHA shows, Novice & Open Shows, Trail Rides, Clinics, voting rights, annual meeting, & the annual awards banquet.
The New Hampshire Quarter Horse Association offers members a complete slate of activities that they can compete in. Quarter Horses are competing and winning at all levels in: Dressage - 3 Day Events - Endurance and Trail Riding, Logging Hours - Reining - Barrel Racing - Western & English Pleasure Classes - Youth Division - Open/fun Shows, Amateur/ Novice Division - Halter - Breeding - Racing - Cutting - Team Penning and more!
Join today and be a part of the fun & decision making process for the future of the Quarter Horse in New Hampshire
New Hampshire Quarter Horse Youth Association ...
The NHQHA offers affiliation in an active Youth Club for members 18 and under. They are successful in holding events, and raising funds to attend seminars, the Youth Excellence Seminar in Amarillo, Tx., the Quiz Bowl, clinics & other events. The NHQHYA has a youth governing board, slate of officers, and are under the guidance of a Youth Advisory from the NHQHA Board of Directors.
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