The 2023 National Percheron Show
Scheduled to return to the Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana, Thursday, August 10 through Sunday, August 13, 2023.
Hitch classes will begin Thursday, August 10. Halter classes will be held Saturday and Sunday, August 12-13.
Exhibitors Corner will open for entries Spring 2023
We are seeking a co-sponsor for the National Percheron Show Queen/Ambassador. If you are interested and able to match $250 please contact, show committee Chair, Jim Kerwin, jkerwin@percheronhorse.org.
2023 National Percheron Show Queen or Ambassador
Send us a resume telling us why you should be chosen as the National Percheron Show Queen or Ambassador.
Include your involvement with Percheron horses. Send your resume and a recent photograph, to the following:
PHAoA Queen or Ambassador Contest
PO Box 141, Fredericktown, OH 43019
email: percheron@percheronhorse.org
DEADLINE: Postmark or emailed no later than June 1, 2023.
Alternates will be selected in case the selected candidate is unable to attend. All applicants will be notified of the results by e-mail. All candidates must be a member of a Percheron Family (breeder/owner) or involved working with Percheron horses.
There is no age limit, anyone interested can apply. The committee will select the applicant that would best represent the Percheron breed and the Association at the National Percheron Show in Indiana.
The selected candidate is required to attend all four days of the National Show and must be available to present awards and perform other duties as determined by the show management and/or Association officials. The candidate will not be able to show horses or assist others in showing horses during the National Show. Your duties will consume your available time at the show. Appropriate dress is required. Remember, you may be called to ride on a winning hitch, requiring you to climb and step high. Wear clothing that is appropriate for showing and riding on hitch wagons.
If you are selected, you will receive $500.00 following the show to help with your expenses.
If you have any questions, please call Jim Kerwin, Chairman of the National Show Committee, at Ph. (269) 207-1004 E-mail: jkerwin@percheronhorse.org or the Percheron Horse Association at Ph. (740) 694-3602.
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Historic Gregory Farm
67 and Corsa Lane, White Hall Township, Illinois
April 22, 2023, 9 AM
Questions? Contact PHAoA Director Ken Pimentel
417-650-7009
kpimentel@percheronhorse.org
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LANE’S END KORIYA
Bred by: GEORGE S. KAUFFMAN
Owned and Shown by: Ryan Burger, Burger Percherons
Accepts the Premier Sire trophy fro PHAoA President, James Day, for
292389 ROCKETS ALL-STAR FLASH
The 9th consecutive year for Rockets All-Star Flash to receive this honor.
Jackson Fork Ranch, Little Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Driven by Ross Honsberger
Exhibitor photos can be purchased from Wade Wilcox, Amish Country Horses, PHOTOS
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Results from the plowing:
- Sulky Plow–1. Joe Reed 2. Alan Stanley 3. Dave Freas
- Walking Plow–1. Joe Reed
- Walking Plow Youth–1. Lydia Ingalls
People who brought horses were:
- Joe Reed, Fredericktown, Ohio
- Jim Reed, Oberlin, Ohio
- Dave Freas, Walhonding, Ohio
- Alan Stanley, Newark, Ohio
- Howard Goodyear, Brunswick Hills, Ohio
There were 32 participants in the Dean Woodbury conformation and judging clinic. Dean covered the nuts and bolts of what he looks for in conformation in the draft horse and the steps he takes while judging a horse as well as a class of horses.
Director Robert Sparrow trucked 5 yearlings from Missouri to the clinic for Dean
to utilize as part of the clinic. Dean went over each of the 5 animals while standing and moving. He discussed their strong points and their lesser points, as we all know there is no perfect horse.
At the conclusion of Dean’s review of each horse he then asked the participants to walk the line of the 5 animals and to place them the way they would see fit. Dean then stood the yearlings head to tail in the order he would pin them as if he were judging the horses that day and gave his reasons as to why he placed them that way.
A lunch break was had and then a round table discussion ensued with Dean Woodbury, Director Linda Klinger and Director Ross Honsberger. The floor was open to any and all questions from the clinic participants.
We greatly appreciate all of you who came and participated in the clinic! We hope you were able to take something away from this learning opportunity.
The Percheron Horse Association is open to ideas for future clinics, please let us know what you would like to see us do in the future!
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