Serve up a new dish with ideas from new
American Paint Horse Foundation cookbook

FORT WORTH, TEXAS—Looking to get out of the kitchen and into the barn
a little quicker this year? Need a new dish that will satisfy the appetites of your family, ranch hands or unexpected company? The American Paint Horse Foundation’s (APHF) new Cookbook, now available through the American Paint Horse Association’s (APHA) General Store, may have the answer for any household chef short on time and looking for an interesting recipe.

Filled with recipes from Paint Horse enthusiasts, the new American Paint Horse Foundation cookbook will appeal to a variety of horse- lovers who want dishes tailored to their lifestyle. All proceeds from the sale of the cookbook will benefit the Foundation’s Youth Scholarship Fund. Photo Courtesy APHA © 2006. Hirez TIFF (7.20 mb) Hirez JPEG (995 kb)

From quick family favorites like Chicken Spaghetti to the conversation-igniting Fire and Ice Pickles, this comprehensive resource is filled with nearly 300 recipes from APHA members, directors, executive committee members, staff and APHF board and committee members. Proceeds raised by this one-of-a-kind reference directly benefit the APHF’s Youth Scholarship Fund.

The American Paint Horse Foundation, a not-for-profit organization, is dedicated to supporting youth scholarships, promoting equine research and preserving the heritage of the American Paint Horse. Since its inception, the tax-exempt Foundation Youth Scholarship Fund has awarded 440 scholarships worth more than $440,000 to exemplary young horsemen and –women.

The Foundation Cookbook received a helping hand from Bob and Linda
Byrom of Diamond 2B Show Horses in Sanger, Texas. Head trainer and
general manager Kelley Deignan-Stone explained why the farm, which has produced many world champion Paint Horses, decided to become involved with the project.

“This breed grants so many opportunities for countless children and young adults, that investing with the Foundation is an investment in the future of the next generation of great Paint Horses and industry leaders,” said Deignan-Stone.