January 3, 2020 Casey Tibbs Social

January 4, 2020 Annual Meeting, Reunion & Banquet

2019 SDQHA Executive Committee

2019 Officers

Kristen Gonsoir, President

Jodie Svennes, Vice President

Victoria Cuka, Secretary/Treasurer

Becky Johnson, Youth Advisors

Janet Hansen, Point Secretary

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State Directors                                               Shirley Wetz

Joellen Miller

Hope Hall

Bob Quikstad

Joni Hunt

Becky Johnson

Heather Sutton

Penny Petersen

Sheila Prins

Amy Krueger

Dede Cuka

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National Directors

Debbi Holmes Stockstill

Janet Hansen

Jim Hunt

Dean Johnson

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Georga Sutton, AQHA Honorary Vice President

James Hootman, National Director Emeritus

Mike Clites National Directors Emeritus

AQHA Directors-At-Large.Dr. R.M. Christensen, National Director at Large

Larry Larson, National Director at Large

James Sutton, National Directors At Large

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(Seated) SDQHA President Kristen Gonsoir, Groton; Vice-President Jodie Svennes, Brandt; and Secretary/Treasurer Victoria Cuka, Vale. (Standing left to right) State Directors Sheila Prins, Sisseton; Shirley Wetz, Vale; Joellen Miller, Groton; Dede Cuka, Wagner; Heather Sutton, Gettysburg; Amy Krueger, Ferney; Penny Petersen, Mitchell; Joni Hunt, Faith; Bob Quickstad, Sturgis; and Hope Hall, Box Elder.  AQHA National Directors Dean Johnson, Mud Butte; Jim Hunt, Faith; Debbi Holmes Stockstill, Virgil; and Janet Hansen, Fort Pierre. Georga Sutton, Gettysburg, AQHA Honorary Vice-President; Larry Larson, Rapid City, AQHA Director-At-Large; and Jim Hootman, Harrisburg, AQHA Director Emeritus. Not pictured are Mike Clites, Brookings, AQHA Director Emeritus, and Dr. R.M. Christensen, Harrisburg, and James Sutton, Onida, both

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Mission:

The South Dakota Quarter Horse Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing and providing beneficial services and opportunities for all horse enthusiasts. Our goal is to develop our membership through educational programs, recognition programs, recreational opportunities, the monitoring of equine public policy, the fostering of industry relations, and the marketing, promotion, and publicity of the American Quarter Horse.