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1 ~ Evergreen Miniature Horse Club ~ Miniature Mouthpiece October 2017 Editor: Judy Cates Next Meeting October 21, 2017 MINIATURE HORSE CLUB 2017 OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gwen Rinkel (253) VICE PRESIDENT: Judy Oliver (360) SECRETARY Judy Cates (253) miniappys@gmail.com TREASURER: Mary Ann Fowler (425) H/YOUTH ADVISOR Veronika Davis (360) Inside this Issue: President s message 2 CDE News 5 Combined Driving 3 Pumpkin Spice Latte 4 Classified Ads 5-6 Sponsorship form 7 When: October 21, 2017 Where: The Sizzler South Tacoma Way Tacoma, WA Time: 1:00 PM Directions: From the North: Take the Puyallup/South Tacoma Way exit; get in the right lane; at the stoplight, go straight across South Tacoma Way to the drive way into the Sizzler. From the South: Take the Exit for South Tacoma Way; go straight across South Tacoma Way to the drive way in back for the Sizzler.

2 . MEMBERSHIP DUES Jan 1 - Dec 31 $25 - Family $15 - Individual $5 - Sponsored Youth You may encounter many defeats, But you must not be defeated. Maya Angelou A Note from the President Presidents Message Hello Everyone, Welcome October. The month of our banquet (luncheon) on the 21st at The Sizzler restaurant. A time to reflect, rejoice and celebrate our family. Next year, we will have to entertain maybe a different weekend since our banquet is the same day as the NW banquet and to have so many members have to choose isn t fair. I am sorry about missing the September newsletter, with the trip to Texas, getting sick the day I got home and school starting up, I had valid excuses but that s all they are - are excuses. I was elected to be a leader and I didn t do a very good job. Please accept my apology. (I am to blame too as I just had my knee replacement surgery, was on pain meds, had Dr. appointments and Physical Therapy appointments going on so was not concentrating on the newsletter - so my apology too. Judy) I will try my best to keep you informed on what is going on and try to lead us all into a period of growth and unity. We do have elections coming up and nominations need to go out for treasurer and vice president. Judy Oliver has been so gracious to fill in for the remainder of Brett Martins tern. And I thank her profusely. Mary Ann Fowler has been our treasurer for many years and has done a very good job. But if anyone would like to move into a board position, these two positions are up for election. Next year will be president and secretary. I do challenge everyone to send Joanne Anderson those show pictures to update our website. We had a lot of fun and the decorations were fabulous (Thank you Marcia) but we need to get it out to the public how much fun we had and share our love of small equine to the world. Joanne is a talented avenue for us to have the privilege to use. Well that s all for now. I could just keep babbling about ideas for next year, workshops, clinics, membership drives, etc., but will save that for our November business meeting. I will let you know where that will be since The Chili Parlor has closed. Take care and hope to see you on the 21st. Your President, Gwen Rinkel Miniature Mouthpiece Page 2 PaPage 2

3 COMBINED DRIVING September 2017ay 2014 Page 3

4 HOME-MADE PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE SYRUP Something about Pumpkin Spice Latte screams fall! People go crazy, mad for this Home- Made Pumpkin spice Syrup and Pumpkin Spice Latte recipe. Fragrant spices of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves are happily wafting together in this robust pumpkin flavored syrup. It s got real pumpkin in it, it s easy to make and it tastes so amazing. Ingredients: 1/3 cup pumpkin puree fresh or canned 1 cup sugar or splenda 1/2 teaspoon vanilla 1 1/4 cups water 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon cloves 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger Instructions: 1. Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. 2. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally to keep syrup from burning. 3. Let mixture cook together like syrup and begins to coat the spoon (for about minutes), then remove from heat. 4. Refrigerate in a heat-proof container. 5. The syrup will thicken a bit in the refrigerator, but will become syrup again when heated. To Make Pumpkin Latte 1. Heat 3-4 tablespoons syrup with 2 cups milk in microwave (adjust milk depending on pumpkin flavor desired) 2. Pour into a blender or whisk until frothy, for about ten seconds (to make it thick and prevent the pumpkin from settling on the bottom). 3. Pour 1/2 cup of the pumpkin spice mixture into a large mug. 4. Top it off with strong, hot coffee. 5. Add some whipped cream, a drizzle of caramel sauce, and a pinch of cinnamon. 6. Store the rest of the latte mixture in the fridge for up to a week, sealed. Shake before using. Recipe Notes You can also use 2 tablespoons syrup tablespoons of heavy cream instead of 1/2 cup of latte if you want another option, cutting down the fat. Add a couple more tablespoons to the syrup mixture, if you want more pumpkin-y flavor. If you use the best of spices, you even get more fragrant flavors. Yum! Miniature Mouthpiece Page 4

5 MEMBERS CLASSIFIED ADS Linda and Pat McGinnis, (360) , 6/17 MARK BULLINGTON MEMORIAL To those of us who knew and miss Mark: Pat and I started a memorial for Mark right after his death. Each year we take items to the homeless, needy and the left behind by society. Items that are needed and often not provided at shelters are shampoo, tooth paste, tooth brushes, combs, lotions, etc. If you would like to donate even partial bottles, they would be appreciated. Please bring them to the next meeting. We also take donations all year long. They can be dropped off at any AMHA or AMHR show at our stalls or where we are camping. Thank you all. > Cart Guards - These are a guard that can be placed on carts with open wheels making them a closed wheel cart. Go to lymrickfarms.com and click on Products to find the cart guards. > Ramps - The ramps are in a variety of sizes for putting your carts in the back of a pickup or longer for putting the carts on top of your trailers. We also make ramps for dogs to walk up into a van. Need a specialty ramp, give a call. Go to lymrickfarms.com and click on Ramps for more information or contact by the above . Contact Diana Axness or Merridy Hance for information about CDE - Combined Driving Events or if you would like to find out more about getting into Combined Driving. This is a fun way for getting your horses or ponies doing something different. September 9-10 EI s Driving Trials Back to Back. Held at Ethel Events Center. Two one-day driving trials, one on Saturday, one on Sunday. For more information contact: Merridy Hance merridy@einw.org Equestrian Institute NW website: Einw.org/pageDriving CDE NEWS Classified Ads Notice To give all EMHC members access to post in the classified section of the newsletter and on the web pages we are going to limit the time an ad will be published. Ads will be limited to 3 months (3 newsletter issues) if not updated in that time period. But, if you keep me informed monthly of your sales and/or no sales an ad can run, space permitting, until all items are gone. Thanks for your understanding Miniature Mouthpiece Page 5

6 Judy Cates, (253) , 7/17 > Miss Tough and Ready: ASPC, Foundation Certified; filly, Dob: May 14, 2014; Grey; VERY NICE filly, VERY nice conformation as she is better than both parents and both parents have their HOF in Halter. Sire: Cheg-Kims Golden Ranger (HOF); Dam: JC s Katydid (HOF). This could be your next halter winner. Asking $1000 OBO for this gorgeous filly. She is a half sister to Lady Bug. This girl needs to be in the show arena. Do to my having some health issues, I have not been able to work these girls like they should be. Both need to be in the show arena. They do lead, stand tied for grooming and farrier work, and have been trailered. >Mtn Views Lady Bug: ASPC, Foundation Certified, will be small - under 38 so could be registered AMHR when 3 yrs old. Filly, DOB: May 25, At her first show as a yearling, received Res Grand Champion with stiff competition. Sire: Cheg-Kim s Golden Ranger (HOF); Dam: JC s June Bug. This filly needs to be in the show ring. Asking $1500 OBO for this beautiful filly. >Mtn View s Knight Hawk: ASPR, DOB: March 25, 2017; Futurity nominated. Kid took his Futurity class at the Area VIII National Area show as well as his weanling class. The Judge stated that he was the nicest colt that he has seen so far and that he should go to Pony Congress. I will not be able to take him. He is for sale. He already has very nice movement. In the picture, he is butt high as he is having a growth spurt again. His sire is: Rendition s Tommy Hawk, ASPC & ASPR; his dam is Millenium Barbie, Hackney registered and ASPR. He is bred to move and he does. He has had his feet trimmed regularly since he was 2 weeks old. He will be weaned the first part of August. Asking $ a steal for this quality colt. I could get a ride for him to Pony Congress or to Nationals. October 2017

7 EVERGREEN MINIATURE HORSE CLUB Open to all Miniature Horses 38 and Under MINIATURE HORSE CLUB Gwen Rinkel, President (253) Judy Oliver, Vice President, (360) Judy Cates, Secretary, (253) Mary Ann Fowler, Treasurer, (425) Membership application Date: Single Renewal Family New NAME(S): Youth under 18: FARM NAME: WEBSITE: HOME ADDRESS: CITY, STATE, ZIP: TELEPHONE: CELL: INTERESTS: (ie: Driving, Showing, Pleasure): This application must be signed by those over age 18 who are applying (or sponsoring youth) for membership. Signature(s) Dues: $15 Single, $25 Family, $5 Youth (sponsored) per year Jan 1 Dec 31 Membership must be received by April 1st to be eligible for Year End Awards Please make check payable to Evergreen Miniature Horse Club - Thanks! Mail to: Judy Cates, Secretary, th Ave E, Graham, WA 98338

8 Evergreen Miniature Horse Club th Ave E Graham, WA Next Meeting October 21, 2017