ESDCTA Collective Remarks - August 2019 .pdf

ESDCTA MAGAZINE

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

WWW.ESDCTA.ORG August 2019

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President’s Message

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Insights into Para Dressage

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The Sun Was Shining on Our Eventers

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Dreaming Big

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The Amateur Dilemma

News from Outside the Ring

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Lendon’s Youth Dressage Festival Update

Horse Treats

We Need You: ESDCTA Board Open Position The ESDCTA Board is looking for someone to fill our Eventing Member at Large position.

This position is responsible for:

• Acting as a liaison between the Board and members of ESDCTA that

are involved in Eventing

• Field comments/complaints from members on improvement to ESDCTA Events

• Answer questions about ESDCTA Eventing rules

• Direct members to the appropriate Board or Committee contact when appropriate

• Attend Eventing Committee meetings

• Have the opportunity to help plan and inspire Event education events

and activities within the club If you are interested in volunteering for this position and getting more involved with our Eventing and ESDCTA community, please reach out to Heidi Lemack – president@esdcta.org

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President’s Message Welcome August!

Despite the weather, the Summer Days Horse Shows were very successful thanks to great management, great volunteers, and great competitors. We are honored that Nancy Jaffer wrote an article for her On the Rail equestrian news service about our horse show and our efforts to encourage Para dressage. Here is a link to her article http://nancyjaffer.com/the-dressage-days-of-summer/.

Meanwhile, the youth dressage team we sent to Lendon Gray’s Youth Dressage Festival did fantastic! The results and some pictures are in this issue of the newsletter. My big take away every time ESDCTA sends teams to different dressage and eventing competitions over the years, is how beneficial it is to the riders. Yes, team competitions prep them for future team FEI competitions by necessitating that they know the criteria needed to be selected, meeting the criteria, and then actually sending the team application in. It is good practice for their futures. It is also a good introduction to the “real” world, but that is such a small part of what the youth (and adults) get from the entire team experience.

I see team members that even if they know each other, it’s usually only casually, but yet they come together over a period of two months as a real team. All of the team members and parents need to work together to decide on a team name and their stall decorations, and figure out all of the logistics. With all those people inputting their ideas (sometimes conflicting ideas), coming out with one clear vision that all on the team can agree with and have helped form is pretty remarkable. They also all (if they are not competing at the same time) go watch and support their fellow team members as they perform. The individuals help each other, learn to ask for help, and learn to realize that every team member does not have to be great at everything to build a strong team, they just need to be great at the thing they are great at and rely on everyone’s own individual’s strengths to help them all come out on top.

ESDCTA is sponsoring an eventing team challenge at Buck’s County Horse Park on November 3. If you event or compete in combined tests, it is the perfect opportunity to experience being on a team and all of the benefits and joy it brings. Look for more info in the near future.

Wishing you all well,

Heidi Lemack President

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Board of Trustees OFFICERS President

Heidi Lemack

president@esdcta.org

Vice President

Holly Cornell

vicepresident@esdcta.org

609.758.4918

Secretary

Ruth McCormick

secretary@esdcta.org

Treasurer

Betty Audduci 260 Betty Lane Gilbert, Pa 18331

treasurer@esdcta

Dressage at Large

Eliza Banks

MAL@esdcta.org

Eventing at Large

Miina Rafinski

MAL@esdcta.org

Dressage Competitions

Dr. Lisa Toaldo

dressage@esdcta.org

Eventing Competitions

Janice Pellegrino

eventing@esdcta.org

Marketing

Erin Gale

marketing@esdcta.org

Membership

Tamara Purdy

membership@esdcta.org

Finance

Gary Maholic

finance@esdcta.org

Education

Victoria Shilton

education@esdcta.org

Youth

Jill Kuc

youth@esdcta.org

570.977.1406

Ellen Brindle-Clark

youth@esdcta.org

609.351.1054

Executive Board

NJEAB Representative

Could this be you?

Awards

Debra Tomajko

awards@esdcta.org

Calendars/Activities

Could this be you?

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Grants

Debra Tomajko

grants@esdcta.org

Equipment

Wilma Pfeffer

dressage@esdcta.org

Newsletter

Meredith Rogers

newsletter@esdcta.org

Nominating

Susan Lax

chivalryhillfarm@aol.com

Omnibus

Mia Zimmerman

Show Results

Jean Goetz

201.874.0373

215.489.1557

OFF BOARD COMMITTEE CHAIRS

609.466.4178

results@esdcta.org

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CROSS COUNTRY...

News Across Our Region COMMUNITY NEWS

Milestone

If you’re reading this, you are probably a member of ESDCTA, but I’m sure you know of someone who rides dressage or events who is not a member. You know all about the wonderful things offered like educational programs, clinics with big name trainers, horse shows, year-end awards, and not least, that sense of being part of a community of likeminded people. The more members ESDCTA has, the better the programs we can offer. Our membership numbers are also important considerations when state and local governments decide on legislature that affects us (like open space), and we advocate for our sports (we’re working on better footing at the HPNJ). Please reach out to your equestrian buddies and tell them about all of the benefits of membership and have them sign up. The more the merrier!

Please Contact Linda Marciante if you know any ESDCTA members who have achieved any Milestones.

Success at a show, regional/national/international award, new horse, or anything else you want to celebrate.

WHAT’S YOUR TALENT??

Let us know what you would like to help us with in 2019. All skills and interests wanted. Have an idea? We want to hear about it. Remember, this club is what YOU make it. Contact president@esdcta.org if you are interested.

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

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If necessary, articles will be edited and returned for your review.

AND YOU GET VOLUNTEER HOURS FOR EACH STORY!

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OPEN BOARD POSITIONS • Eventing at Large • Calendar

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Insights into Para Dressage By, Alanna Flax-Clark

Para-Equestrian Dressage is the only equestrian discipline that is included in the Paralympic Games, where it has been a regular fixture since 1996. In 2006, the ParaEquestrian sport joined the ranks of the other 7 disciplines regulated by the FEI, with national and international competitions for dressage for individuals with disabilities.

The FEI was one of the first international federations to govern and regulate a sport for both able-bodied and athletes with disabilities.

Many might think the word “para” in Para Equestrian or Para Dressage may mean paralyzed. However, Para Equestrians are made up of people of all sorts of disabilities.

“Para” literally means parallel and as riders we go through and must follow the same exact training, rules, and regulations as any other rider would. Para as it refers to the sport of dressage, means that we are able to show and compete alongside our peers no matter our physical disabilities.

Para Dressage has a classification manual that is recognized at the national and international level. It has a series of profiles determined by numerous physical tests that are 6

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used to place riders into what they call grades. To be classified as a Para-athlete you MUST have a permanent and measurable physical disability that is classifiable according to this manual. Once you are deemed eligible to be classified according to physicians and medical reviews, exams are done by physical therapists trained and accredited by the FEI. These exams are performed off the horse.

Classification relates to an individual’s physical performance, not one’s skill.

A rider is assigned a grade from 1-5 of similar functions, which allows them to compete at a parallel level. For example, a group of grade II riders may not have the same disability, but they fall into the same functional profile that allows them to compete against each other. Thereby, they are put on a level playing field in the ring.

If you’ve had the chance to see me ride, you may have noticed I use special equipment such as looped reins or rubber bands to secure my feet into the stirrups. These are just some of my “compensatory aids”. Compensatory aids are merely items Para riders use to compensate for a physical limitation due to a disability. They are not used to give us an advantage over any other riders.

Compensatory aids are determined and approved during the classification process based on one’s grade level. The FEI monitors these as a function of safety for the rider and horse.

Remember, the compensatory aids provide no advantage to the rider. In fact, you may not even notice many of the aids used. They just allow us to ride at a parallel level despite the challenges we face from our body.

It’s also important to remember that as Para-equestrians we are not limited to only showing in Para classes! We are merely classified at a grade to compete in Para competitions, but we are able to show amongst our able-bodied peers as well.

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Para-Dressage Classification Grades (https://tryon2018.com/article/weg-explained-a-spectators-guide-to-para-dressage) Grade I: Athletes in Grade I have severe impairments affecting all limbs and trunk.

These athletes usually require a wheelchair. When these athletes compete, their test is completed through the walk and they may not show a canter, piaffe or passage.

Grade II: Athletes in this Grade have either a severe impairment of the trunk and minimal impairment of the upper limbs or moderate impairment of the trunk, upper and lower limbs. Most athletes in this grade also use a wheelchair in daily life. These athletes complete their tests through the walk and the trot and they may not show a canter, piaffe or passage.

Grade III: These athletes have severe impairments in both lower limbs with minimal or no impairment of the trunk. Or they have moderate impairment of the upper and lower limbs and trunk. Athletes in this Grade may use a wheelchair in daily life. These athletes also compete at a walk and a trot and may not show a piaffe or passage. They can only show canter work that does not include lateral work, flying changes, half or full pirouettes.

Grade IV: Athletes in Grade IV have severe impairment or deficiency of both upper limbs or a moderate impairment of all four limbs or short stature. These athletes are usually able to walk and generally do not require a wheelchair in daily life. Athletes with visual impairments such as very low visual acuity and/or no light perception also fall into this Grade. Athletes in this Grade compete at the walk, trot, with lateral work, and the canter.

Grade V: The final Grade of Para-Dressage includes athletes who have very mild impairment of movement or muscle strength or a deficiency of one limb or a mild deficiency of two limbs. These athletes may also have visual impairments that are less severe than those competing in Grade IV and/or a visual field of less than 5 degrees radius.

Athletes in this Grade compete at a walk, trot and canter with lateral work but they may not show a piaffe, passage, one or two times sequence changes, or full pirouettes.

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Region 1 Dressage Youth Team Competition October 5th and 6th – Horse Park of NJ Team Application Due: August 15

This team competition is organized by the Eastern States and Dressage Combined Training Association and is open to anyone age 21 and under riding from Introductory Level thro ugh the FEI levels. Riders do not need to be a USDF member to participate.

Along with competing in a team format, the competition features an educational component, stable management and stall decorating contest, as well as other fun activities and award recognitions. Teams are placed in Divisions by age/riding level.

Team results are awarded by Division. Individual High Score Champion and Reserve for each Division are recognized. Riders may also enter warm-up, dressage seat equitation and freestyle classes. These classes are pinned individually.

For up to date information go to: https://www.esdcta.org/

ESDCTA Youth Program Booklet : Click HERE Click HERE

Horse Park of New Jersey Allentown, NJ Take advantage of this GREAT opportunity to fine-tune crosscountry skills and gain experience over a large variety of fences and terrain!

Dates: Tuesday, June 4th Saturday, July 13th Sunday, August 18th

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The Sun Was Shining on Our Eventers

By Holly Cornell

Both the June and July cross country schooling days at the Horse Park of New Jersey were great successes. We were fortunate to have had great weather for both, and the footing, as usual, was excellent. More than 40 riders came to each one – they tacked up, they rode, they jumped, they splashed through the water complexes, and generally had fun and enjoyed a great learning experience. This year we gathered a list of trainers who would be at the Horse Park and would accept other students to join them. So, if not having help is what stopped you from coming, fear not! We’ll offer it again. Come join us for the next schooling session on Sunday, August 18.

Where else can you ride in such a marvelous setting where Olympians have tread?!?

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Dreaming Big

By Paige Zimmerman

When you start to think about competing in “the big arena,” at first glance, it is nothing short of overwhelming. But, there are resources available and all it really takes to decipher it all is time, concentration, and a willingness to ask questions, even if they seem silly. Early in my summer break, I started looking into the processes, procedures, and qualifying requirements for regional and national competition, and it has been quite a journey. I’ve looked into the USEF Festival of Champions, Young Horse Championships, USDF Regionals, US Dressage Finals, North American Youth Championships (NAYC), Dressage Seat Semi-Finals and Finals.... you name it.

Overall, the biggest take-away has been that you need to just read everything pertaining to an event that you can get your hands on, and read the fine print! Each competition involves paperwork and deadlines. Sometimes, a web page, an omnibus, 12

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and a prize list are not totally in sync or one or the other is incomplete, so you have to double check and cross-verify everything, especially dates. I have sent more than a few confused emails to show organizers and secretaries, all of whom have seemed very willing to help me learn. All have responded to my questions quickly, thoroughly and politely. I’ve discovered that there is some great customer service in our national organizations.

I also have come to understand why there is so much paperwork involved with big events like these. With competitors coming from everywhere across the country (and sometimes the world, as with CDIs), the formality and documentation is to ensure that the event runs smoothly, safely (eg, health certificates), and in complete fairness to all competitors. If you dream of competing at this level, as I do, I suggest you understand the rules, regulations, and requirements of each event well ahead of time.

You do not want to be scrambling at the last minute. By reading the member guides, websites, and prize lists, and sending emails to appropriate experts with your questions, you will gain a ton of knowledge and it won’t be so daunting.

Even though I know I have a way to go before I can qualify to compete in most of these events, I want to be able to strategize and maybe even help others who are going to these competitions ahead of me. I feel that I am preparing myself for the future. It’s important to know what you’re doing out of the saddle as much as in it. I have come to appreciate all the hard work that goes into these big events, as well as the resources and institutional experts that are available, and I suggest everyone feel free to take advantage of them and learn all you can before your “big day”. Good luck!

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EVENT DATES EVENT NAME Bucks Co Horse Park Red Tail Farm Aug V Red Tail Farm Aug VI Bit O Woods Farm Hearts Journey Stables Bucks Co Horse Park Dressage Experience Rhythm and Blues Eq. Ctr. (Pa) Square One Bucks Co Horse Park Applewood Farm Good Times Farm II ESDCTA Cross Country Schooling LVDA Phoenix Eq. Ctr. Suddenly Farm Carousel Farm Orange Co. Dressage Assoc Skip Ahead Dressage Hidden Creek Eq. Ctr Bucks Co Horse Park Dressage at Stone Tavern I Saddlebrook Ridge Bucks Co Horse Park HT Dressage at Stone Tavern II Applewood Farm Good Times Farm III LVDA Phoenix Eq. Ctr. Rhythm and Blues Eq. Ctr. (Pa) Fun Show at the Horse Park of NJ Square One ESDCTA NJ Horse Trials

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EVENT CLOSING EVENT DESCRIPTION START DATE DATE USEF/USDF Dressage 8/4/19 7/20/19 USDF Dressage Show 8/6/19 7/23/19 USDF Dressage Show 8/7/19 7/23/19 Dressage, and Clear Round 8/10/19 8/1/19 Dressage Schooling , Combined Test 8/10/19 8/1/19 Dressage, Clear Round, and Combined Test 8/11/19 8/5/19 USEF/USDF Dressage Show 8/11/19 8/1/19 Dressage Schooling 8/11/19 7/30/19 Dressage Schooling 8/11/19 8/5/19 Dressage Schooling, Tues Eve 8/13/19 Dressage, Combined Test, and Clear Round 8/14/19 8/7/19 USDF Dressage Show 8/17/19 7/26/19 Cross Country Schooling at the Horse Park of NJ 8/18/19 USDF Dressage Show 8/18/19 Dressage, Combined Test, and Clear Round 8/18/19 8/11/19 Dressage Schooling 8/18/19 8/11/19 Dressage Schooling 8/24/19 8/17/19 Dressage Schooling 8/24/19 8/14/19 Dressage Schooling 8/24/19 8/17/19 Dressage Schooling , Combined Test 8/25/19 8/16/19 Dressage Schooling, Tues Eve 8/27/19 USEF/USDF Dressage 9/6/19 8/16/19 Dressage Schooling, Western Dressage 9/7/19 8/31/19 USEA Horse Trials 9/8/19 8/20/19 USEF/USDF Dressage 9/8/19 8/16/19 Dressage, Combined Test, and Clear Round 9/11/19 9/4/19 USDF Dressage Show 9/14/19 8/23/19 Dressage Schooling 9/14/19 9/4/19 Dressage, Combined Test, and Clear Round 9/15/19 9/8/19 Dressage Schooling 9/15/19 9/3/19 Dressage Schooling 9/22/19 9/12/19 Dressage Schooling 9/22/19 9/15/19 USEA Horse Trials 9/29/19 9/10/19

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EVENT VENUE NAME Bucks County Horse Park Red Tail Farm Red Tail Farm Bit O Woods Farm Hearts Journey Stables Bucks County Horse Park Burlington County Fairgrounds Rhythm & Blues Equestrian Center Square One Bucks County Horse Park Applewood Farm Good Times Farm Horse Park of New Jersey Bucks County Horse Park Phoenix Equestrian Center Suddenly Farm Carousel Farms Thomas Bull Memorial Park Skip Ahead Dressage Hidden Creek Equestrian Ctr Bucks County Horse Park Horse Park of New Jersey Saddlebrook Ridge Equestrian Center Bucks County Horse Park Horse Park of New Jersey Applewood Farm Good Times Farm Bucks County Horse Park Phoenix Equestrian Center Rhythm & Blues Equestrian Center Horse Park of New Jersey Square One Horse Park of New Jersey

Horse Treats By, Meredith Rogers

Here are some horse-related trivia that may prove useful the next time you find yourself on Jeopardy!

The sequence of the horse's footfalls at the walk was correctly described by Aristotle (384-322 bc) in the 4th century bc.

In the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Otomar BureĹĄ of Czechoslovakia fell off his horse during the cross-country phase and it took almost 3 hours to catch the beast, for which he received ~18,000 penalty points.

A horse named Huaso, ridden by Captain Alberto Larraguibel, holds the record for the highest jump made by a horse. He jumped 8 feet, 1.25 inches on February 5, 1949, in Vina del Mar, Chile.

The 1952 Helsinki Olympics was the first where people other than commissioned officers were allowed to compete in dressage events.

The first woman to participate in an Olympic 3-day event was Lana DuPont (Wright) riding Mr. Wister as a representative of the US in the 1964 Tokyo Games. She finished 33rd and the US got a silver medal.

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Learning to Overcome Fear Is a Journey By, Montana Coleman

“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not the one who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.” – Nelson Mandela Like most riders, when faced with the prospect of riding a new horse for the first time, I have a little bit of nerves.

I seem to have a trend of trying a new horse for the first few times and declaring, “I'm never going to ride this horse again,” followed by riding the horse after a while and then absolutely loving it.

Nevertheless, my fears increased significantly after having a scary incident on Duncan during one of the first times I sat on him.

One day about a year ago, I was scheduled to actually have a lesson on Starlight, but as she was having a little problem with her eye, I was rescheduled to have my lesson on Duncan instead. Everything went fairly normal as I was tacking him up, but as we entered the ring, he started whinnying and calling for his field buddy. Even though we tried taking him into the indoor ring, he stilled persisted with his frantic calls and tense body language. This completely unexpected, scary behavior sent me into a panic, frozen state. So much so that I wasn't able to recover emotionally and had to end my lesson before things took a turn for the worse. Needless to say, this event ended up giving me perpetual nerves every time I was suppose to ride Duncan – something I still struggle with even to this day. Nevertheless, I didn't stop riding Duncan just because I got scared; I wanted to overcome my fears and am presently still working on it.

While in the process of working on my nerves related to riding Duncan, I actually had another scary experience that only contributed more to my fears. In the fall of 2018, I decided to enlist in the Interscholastic Equestrian Association program, which entailed riders going to shows, getting on horses they have never been on before, and 16

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riding in an equitation test. It sounded like fun and the practices, despite my being a little nervous, were fun, as well. As the show day arrived, my friends and I were understandably nervous as our show time drew closer and we learned of the horses we would be riding. Our trainer suggested we get there early to watch all the horses being brought into the ring and warmed up by their trainers. As we watched, we got to see the dispositions of the different horses and one in particular stood out to me. This horse went through two different trainers and seemed to be having a hard time adjusting to the ring. It finally became my turn for the draw. And yes, I got “that” horse. I couldn't refuse the pick until I at least tried to ride the horse, so I got on and proceeded into the ring. I made it around the whole ring once before the horse took off for the exit. Thankfully, there were handlers there to catch the horse and I got off safely, albeit quite shaken up. Within five minutes, I was given another, calmer horse to ride. Again, I nervously went out into the ring and we began the class. Everything was going great in the beginning, but after I finished my cantering, the horse dumped me. I wasn't hurt but then I was assigned yet another horse. Thankfully, this last horse was absolutely great, despite my very nervous and fearful energy; this sweet guy didn't pull any tricks on me and we got through all of the required movements. Although I thought this experience didn't affect me too much at first, I now think it has contributed a lot to my fears and nerves when getting on horses.

I haven’t given up nor will I. I still ride Duncan a few times a week and we are quickly approaching show season. He is a lot like me in many ways; each of us has our little insecurities. He is a good horse; he puts up with my nervousness each week and never really does anything too radical. I have realized that riding is more than just a oneway street, it is a relationship. I help him and he helps me. I try to look at each ride now as a new opportunity to conquer this tentativeness I carry by writing a different ending to this constant mental story. I know one day Duncan and I will both be able to relax and enjoy our time together. Who knows, maybe around the corner awaits the next challenge that I will conquer.

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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers

Meredith & PJ

Disappointment comes in many forms. It can be small. For example, I’m always disappointed by a bad ride or even just for a partially bad ride (why can’t I feel when I drop my inside shoulder?) Well, this month I experienced a bigger disappointment. I had a couple of really bad show experiences.

My dream of a Second level All Breed award with PJ is over. Upon this realization I shut down, which is perfectly understandable.

The usual doubts of “I suck at this riding thing,” came in full force. Then I thought about why the shows went so poorly, which only made me feel guilty. I realized we’re not quite ready to show at second, which means I set my horse up for failure and pushed him too hard.

But then I thought about next steps. There always has to be next steps even if they are in a different direction than originally planned. One next step will be to take the pressure off of us showing. PJ and I still have a lot to learn together; we’ll concentrate on training. Then there’s Leo. I’ve just started riding him again and not only am I catching up to what he already knows, but he’s taught me things that I have been able to apply to PJ. There’s also a great lesson horse in the barn. In one ride on her I had a breakthrough in understanding feel.

I will take a path of learning. I will take lots of lessons on PJ, on Leo, on the lesson mare, on anything that comes my way; watch YouTube videos; and read articles. My goal will be to become a better rider, which doesn’t mean I can show PJ at Second or Leo at Training. It just means I will understand more theory and have more feel than I do today. Maybe I will show PJ at Second level next year if his leaser allows. Maybe I’ll show Leo. Maybe I won’t do either. If my sole goal is to improve, I shouldn’t be disappointment by mistakes, even in the show ring, because they are really just learning opportunities, right?

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News from Outside the Ring Congratulations!

Our very own Carey Williams, PhD, has been granted the prestigious Equine Nutrition Research Award from the American Feed Industry Association. Dr. Williams is Associate Extension Specialist and an Associate Professor at Rutgers in the Department of Animal Science. This award, which is given every other year, will allow Dr. Williams to continue her research in how nutrition affects the performance of the equine athlete, and how pasture content affects horse's metabolism of soluble carbohydrates. Dr. Williams has been an active member of the ESDCTA for many years, and competes in eventing and dressage. The next time you see her at an ESDCTA event, thank her for all she does for our equine partners.

Disease Abounds In January 2019 a horse in Cape May County, NJ, tested positive for rabies and subsequently died of his disease. This 20-month old colt had been previously vaccinated, but tested positive after displaying neurologic symptoms. Other horses on the rural farm were given a booster and monitored, with no further cases found. In July of this year a coyote in Hunterdon County, NJ, tested positive for rabies. There were no reports of the animal attacking anyone; the coyote is deceased, so is no longer a threat to the community. A donkey in Bucks County, PA, tested positive for strangles at the end of June. He will remain in isolation until it is proven by negative nasal wash that he is cleared. Lastly, in July, the first reported case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) in 2019 in NJ, was diagnosed in a 12-year-old mare in Ocean County. She had been vaccinated against EEE in April of this year and was euthanized on July 23, 2019.

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Lendon’s Youth Dressage Festival Update By, Ellen Clark

The ESDCTA had 7 excellent applicants for the Lendon’s Youth Dressage Festival (LYDF) team, and since we received a sponsor for a second team, we didn’t have to send anyone away.

Our team consisted of: Willow Palmer Abbey Fodor Caroline McDevitt Abbey Schneider Jessica Brindle-Clark Sophia Wayner Barbara Brogan These riders came up with the stall decorating theme and team name of “ESDCTA’s MARVELous Dressage,” and each member selected a Marvel character to represent. By the way, ESDCTA’s MARVELous Dressage won best graphic design in the stall decorating contest!

There were a total of 49 teams entered in LYDF this year.

Our first team placed 3rd overall, with a combined score of 242.846.

Our second team placed 24th overall with a combined score of 231.045 The winning team had a combined score of 245.646, which tells you how close the competition was as the first 24 teams were only within 14 points of each other.

Individually: Abbey Fodor : 1st in her division - Third Level Willow Palmer: 1st in her division – Training Level (16 Years) Sophie Wayner (ESDCTA’s current Equestrian of the year): 1st in her division – First Level (17-21 Years) Barbara Brogan: 1st in her division – Second Level Jessica Clark (11th place): received excellent scores in a very competitive 1st Level division Caroline McDevitt (8th place) and Abbey Schneider (6th place): received excellent scores in a very competitive and very large training level (15 years) division.

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Barbara Brogan won the highest scoring Pony Club Member for the 3rd year in a row.

Abby Fodor was Overall Freestyle Champion and earned the Carol Lavell Trophy.

Jessica Brindle-Clark was the highest scoring Prix Caprilli rider, earning the Victor Hugo-Vidal Memorial Trophy.

Regardless of where they placed, everyone had a good time. If you want to be a part of all the fun, submit your application for the Region 1 Team Competition or join the eventing team for the TEAM Challenge at Bucks County Horse Trials. Both applications are due August 15. See https://www.esdcta.org/ for more information.

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SHOW RESULTS BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK I May 4, 2019 Judges: Schmidt (S), Barbosa (S) & Forer (R) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION V. Weber Showin Off 72.000 TRAINING – 1 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 69.615 W. Garfinkel 68.077 Two Tone Cobswallop R. Rynkiewicz Cherokee GK 63.077 P. Patterson-Cini 62.308 LaFoda Gold MMH V. Weber Showin Off 59.231 TRAINING – 2 – BLM L. Chumley LTW Sweet Autumn 68.621 C. Stephens Tyrion 68.448 M. Walker Kingstown 67.586 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 67.414 D. Garutti Frostline 62.931 V. Weber Showin Off 60.862 TRAINING - 3 – GAIG L. Chumley LTW Sweet Autumn 66.897 M. Walker Kingstown 66.552 W. Garfinkel Two Tone Cobswallop 65.345 J. Leuenberger Delilah Jones BBH 65.000 J. Hersh Merzades 65.000 J. Carty SNF Maarta 63.448 P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist 60.172 J. Schubert Pilot 60.000 P. Patterson-Cini 59.310 La Fonda Gold MMH R. Rynkiewicz Cherokee GK 58.793 D. Garutti Frostline 55.000 FIRST – 1 E. Goodwin Pik C 67.069 P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist 62.759 B. Krans Maida 60.345 FIRST – 2 – BLM C. Klothe Shurreal 73.000 O. STeidle Flying Colors 68.000 S. Stoloff Caesar 66.000 J. Fischer Saint Remy 60.000 J. Murray Favory Tukwila 59.714 FIRST – 3 – GAIG A. Fox Fendi HW 68.056 J. Garutti Labras Leannon 66.250 J. Carty Sham’s Sweet Treat 65.972 T. Dureka The Duke 65.278 S. Stoloff Caesar 64.444 J. Carty SNF Maarta 63.889 B. Krans Maida 63.472 J. Murray Favory Tukwila 63.333 J. Fischer Saint Remy 61.667 G. Woodruff Toy Soldier 61.528 FIRST – 3 – O – GAIG C. Klothe Shurreal 71.806 O. STeidle Flying Colors 69.444 J. Leuenerger Tough and Groovy 67.778 E. Goodwin Pik C 66.389 J. Hersh Merzades 65.833 SECOND – 1 E. Broadhurst My Maserati 68.649

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J. Garutti Labras Leannon 59.459 T. Dureka The Duke 53.784 SECOND – 2 – BLM 67.073 E. Broadhurst My Maserati G. Oliver World Player 64.390 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 63.780 M. Morehouse 63.415 One Who Brings Peace P. Oliver Shiloh 60.732 D. rady Carlyle 59.390 A. Petit Lark RCF 56.951 SECOND – 3 - GAIG H. Parker Chiara’s Haven 64.524 J. Carty Sham’s Sweet Treat 63.810 C. Clyde Jayvyn 62.976 J. Leuenberger Tough and Groovy 62.381 M. Morgounova Beringer 62.262 C. Mcphee Feeling HW 60.476 P. Oliver Shiloh 60.238 M. Morehouse 60.000 One Who Brings Peace D. Brady Carlyle 59.643 G. Woodruff Toy Soldier 59.405 A. Petit Lark RCF 53.571 THIRD – 1 H. Parker Chiara’s Haven 65.000 A. Urban Brigadier 63.784 J. Pass Whuthering Heights 61.351 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 60.676 M. Morgounova Beringer 55.946 THIRD – 2 – BLM M. Dujardin Dylano du Bois 66.316 THIRD – 3 – GAIG M. Dujardin Dylano du Bois 65.375 J. Pass Whuthering Heights 64.875 FOURTH – 1 T. Hessinger Forrest Elf 61.154 A. Gunning Devon Hill 58.077 M. Prange Der Tanzer 51.923 FOURTH – 2 – BLM M. Prange Der Tanzer 63.289 T. Hessinger Forrest Elf 63.289 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 65.000 PRIX. ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG L. Chumley Laurel 66.618 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 66.176 J. Hayes Rivendell 65.882 E. Laurent Whasabi 64.706 O. Banyon Chaman 62.206 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG J. Hayes Rivendell 65.882 E. Bailey Simson-go 61.471 L. Chumley Nikolas 60.735 INTERMEDIAIRE – II - BLM/GAIG L. Chumley Saracchi 65.294 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG C. Klothe Hhot Tamale 65.978 L. Chumley Avatar’s Jazzman 61.739 S. Rush Zephyr 61.087 L. Romano-Johnson EMR Maximus 55.000 FEI – TOC L. Helstowski (I-B) Tango Royale 56.625 MS – TOC

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

W. Furlong (I-I) Amazzing FEI – J – TEAM A. Gunning Devon Hill FEI – YR – TEAM M. Peterson Amoretto

68.575 61.621 67.794

ORANGE COUNTY DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION SCHOOLING SHOW May 4, 2019 Judges: Carlton (r) & Seaman (L) USDF – A – GROUP 1 R. Dym Montana Sky G. Romano Lil Eskimo D.Corr Okie Dokie J. Mante Mucho Gusto USDF – A – GROUP 2 D. Putnam Tommy J. Kleveno Golden Fire M. Muys Bentley L. Swan Allegria USDF – B – GROUP 1 M. Debure Victor B R. Dym Montana Sky G. Romano Lil Eskimo D. Corr Okie Dokie J. Mante Mucho Gusto USDF – GROUP 2 M. Muys Bentley J. Kleveno Golden Fire L. Swan Allegria D. Putnam Tommy A. Carlstrom Wilma USDF – C – GROUP 1 M. Deburre Victor B R. Dym Montana Sky D. Corr Okie Dokie USDF – C – GROUP 2 J. Kleveno Golden Fire L. Swan Allegria TRAINING – 1 – GROUP A P. Lutfy Ulbe J. Hollis Assets to Envy S. Weintraub Ballroom Blitz D. Cannon Naughty by Nature TRAINING – 1 – GROUP B G. Zierick Robin Goodfellow L. Weintraub Sterling Affair R. Imbornoni Left in the Dark A. Corson Ice Magic TRAINING – 1 – GROUP C N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo TRAINING – 2 – GROUP A D. Cannon Naughty by Naure C. Cuddy As You Wish TRAINING – 2 – GROUP B J. Hassold Napoleon P. Lutfy Ulbe D. Billman Raven M. Lackey Reggi J. Hollis Assets to Envy Ballroom Blitz S. Weintraub TRAINING – 2 – GROUP C

64.687 61.875 60.937 60.625 65.625 63.438 62.500 60.625 68.437 68.437 66.250 64.375 60.000 72.500 64.063 63.750 63.125 62.500 68.000 64.500 63.000 63.250 55.750 62.500 60.384 57.884 52.884 61.731 60.385 56.730 51.154 68.076 62.500 56.206 51.206 71.034 68.103 65.862 62.414 60.690 60.517

SHOW RESULTS A. Corson Ice Magic M. lackey Reggi L. Weintraub Sterling Affair G. Zierick Robin Goodfellow R. Imornoni Left in the Dark TRAINING – 2 – GROUP D I. Harcourt-Ramom Pepperoni the Wonder Pony M. Dantico Marrakesch N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus V. Bauer Lhauren L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo TRAINING – 3 – GROUP A R. Baker Liza S. Budney Skipper Leo Peppy K. Soss Miami Music C. Cuddy As You Wish TRAINING – 3 – GROUP B P. Lutfy Ulbe D. Billman Raven L. Tell-Waldron Julilant TRAINING – 3 – GROUP C N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus M. Dantico Marrakesch V. Bauer Lhauren I. Harcourt-Ramon Pepperoni the Wonder Pony FIRST – 1 – GROUP A E. Richardson Sebastian Speaks R. Baker Liza K. Soss Miami Music FIRST – 1 – GROUP B B. Sproule-Hansen Bell Bottoms L. Tell-Waldron Binx T.Washalski Montego Bay FIRST – 1 – GROUP C H. Connolly Mirabelle M. Sneider Classy Zan Parr FIRST – 2 – GROUP A E. Richardson Sebastian Speaks J. Morris Clair FIRST – 2 – GROUP B B. Sproule-Hansen Bell Bottoms L. Tell-Waldron Binx M. Debure Emilio FIRST – 2 – GROUP C T. Washalski Montego Bay L. Hilvers Flynn FIRST – 3 – GROUP A J. Morris Claire FIRST – 3 – GROUP B H. Connolly Mirabelle L. Hilvers Flynn THIRD – 3 V. Elliott Emerald View FOURTH – 1 D. Thamsen Elizabeth

70.172 67.931 64.828 61.209 60.000 70.689 68.448 66.379 66.206 61.379 59.310 57.413 55.344 50.862 62.413 62.413 59.310 68.965 66.551 65.689 65.517 64.655 56.551 53.103 72.241 67.758 66.551 68.620 53.103 64.571 62.714 72.429 67.857 65.857 66.857 66.286 63.750 68.750 66.111 55.125 60.897

SUDDENLY FARM DRESSAGE SHOW May 5, 2019 Jude: Elgart (r) & Payne (S) USDF – C C. Eiferman Split the Difference

65.750

TRAINING – 1 – OP C. Eiferman Split the Difference 66.154 TRAINING – 2 – J S. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 71.897 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 68.621 O. Kerr Sleepin Fox’s B 67.241 TRAINING – 2 – S P. Zimmerli Just The One 64.138 TRAINING – 2 – O L. Annett Ezekial 61.552 TRAINING – 3 – J S. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 71.034 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 68.103 TRAINING – 3 – S S. Rose Silent Partner 69.138 S. Picone Ordained 62.759 TRAINING – 3 – O L. Annett Ezekiel 65.690 FIRST – 1 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 66.724 O. Kerr Sleeping Fox B 64.483 FIRST – 1 – S S. Picone Ordained 64.310 P. Zimmerli Just The One 61.552 FIRST – 2 – J O. Kerr Sleeping Fox’s B 62.714 J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 62.143 FIRST – 2 – S C. Varettoni Riesling 71.857 FIRST – 3 – J B. Brogan Whispering Ash 65.972 FIRST – 3 - S C. Varettoni Riesling 71.111 E. Lambert Sheyenne 68.056 S.Rose Silent Partner 62.778 SECOND – 1 A. St. Martin Enlighteningh 64.595 A. Cochran Where’d It Go 63.108 M. Rogers FWF Prince Rajah 61.351 SECOND – 2 – J A. Stout Avant Garde 68.049 B. Brogan Lyell 65.366 SECOND – 2 – S A. Cochran Where’d It Go 65.122 B. Heitzmann Dear Cat 58.780 SECOND – 3 – J B. Brogan Whispering Ash 62.500 B. Brogan Lyell 62.143 SECOND – 3 – S K. Rose Benjamin Rose 67.857 A. St. Martin Enlighteningh 64.048 SECOND – 3 – O M. Morgounova Beringer 64.643 E. Scelba-Johnson Acclamation 62.143 THIRD – 1 – J Avant Garde 63.378 A. Stout THIRD – 1 – S B. Heitzmann Dear Cat 54.595 THIRD – 1 – O K. Weagley Rochelle 63.108 M. Morgounova Beringer 58.514 E. Scelba-Johnson Couture 57.297 THIRD – 2 – O A. Delduco Crown Royal 65.000

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THIRD – 3 – S K. Rose Benjamin Blue L. Buz BR Danny’s Secret THIRD – 3 – O S. Schmitt Filmar C A. Delduco Crown Royal FOURTH – 1 – J M. Delduco Sangria L. Kramer Mazur M. Evans Foreign Affair FOURTH – 1 – O B. Yard Divine Comedy FOURTH – 2 – J M. Delduco Sangria L. Kramer Mazur FOURTH – 2 – O B. Yard Divine Comedy L. Hafer Titus FOURTH – 3 – S A. Krossen Don Perignon PRIX. ST.GEORGES K. Kobryn-C Ramora CF L.Annett Devine INTERMEDIAIRE – I – O B. Hay Fauna K.Kobryn-C Ramora CF INTERMEDIAIRE – II – S A. Krossen Damani INTERMEDIAIRE – II – O K. Kobryn-C Donatella CF S. Hodgson Wyoming J GRAND PRIX – S L. McCullough Decorus GRAND PRIX – O S. Schmitt HB Dschafar S. Hodgson KB Jull Fahim MFS – USDF – S A. Krossen Don Perignon E. Lambert Sheyenne

67.375 60.500 69.000 65.875 65.128 64.744 56.795 67.436 67.632 61.842 71.974 57.763 67.778 63.088 61.618 71.29 60.147 68.971 68.971 64.412 51.304 70.000 62.391 75.500 69.667

RHYTHM & BLUES DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW May 5, 2019 Judge: Mastragostino (L) USDF – A – J N. Cotter Benjamin USDF – A – S S. Emerson Maximus USDF – B – J N. Cotter Benjamin USDF – B – S S. Emerson Maximus USDF – C – S L. Boileau Gatlin TRAINING – 1 L. Lehr Fine Fiddle TRAINING – 2 – J E. Emerson Jasmine TRAINING – 2 – S L. Lehr Fine Fiddle N. Barclay N-Joy J. Haliday Jade TRAINING – 3 – J

64.688 59.063 68.438 62.188 63.250 65.962 68.276 66.724 64.138 59.310

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SHOW RESULTS E. Emerson Jasmine TRAINING – 3 - S J. Haliday Jade C. Scott Tullamore Dew FIRST – 1 N. Barclay N-Joy L. Davis Costa FIRST – 2 – J R. Koch Silver’s Destiny E. Emerson Playing HU FIRST – 2 – S B. Woodside Itsarockband Y.Emerson River B. Cumin Ducati L. Davis Costa FIRST – 3 – J P. Zimmerman Ducati R. Koch Silver’s Destiny FIRST – 3 – S B. Woodside Itsrockband Y. Emerson River SECOND – 2 C. Schuehler Riatta SECOND – 3 P. Zimmerman A Year in Time

59.310 63.448 63.103 61.207 57.759 61.857 60.143 61.143 60.000 59.429 57.286 64.444 59.583 62.083 60.556 58.902 63.214

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK TUESDAY EVENING DRESSAGE May 7, 2019 Judges: Forer (R) & Hessinger (L) USDF – A H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody C. Voorhees Roman 18 in a Row A. Benes Rockabella Song H. Russell Lovin’ Livengood R. Nuguid Chanel No.5 M. Woods Tango USDF – B R. Nuguid Chanel No. 5 A. Benes Rockabella Song K. Bailey Rius C. Voorhees Roman 18 in a Row P. Malcolm Lyla H. Russell Lovin’ Livengood D. Patullo Play M Hobby E. Walbridge Ben USDF – C K. Bailey Rius D. Patullo Play My Hobby E. Walbridge Ben TRAINING – 1 L. Daniel Nickel Creek M. Chedister Indepen-dance E. Glowacki Oliver Twist M. Atkinson Happy Feet TRAINING – 1 P. Malcolm Lyla M. Chedister Some R Scribbled TRAINING – 2 C. Roesener Aston-Bell R.Streilein Jake C.Grimes Sir Kaine D.Garutti Frostline

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69.063 65.938 64.063 63.438 62.188 56.250 66.875 66.563 66.563 65.000 64.063 63.125 55.625 55.625 62.000 57.250 53.500 62.500 62.500 59.808 57.307 66.538 61.346 65.000 63.966 63.276 61.724

K. Catagnus A Touch of Grey B. Yard Oliver Twist D.Ferrone Donnie L. Will Mister Dillon TRAINING – 3 C. Roesener Aston-Bell R.Streilein Jake D. Garutti Frostline C. Grimes Sir Kaine K. Catagnus A Touch of Grey M. Miller Sonata A. Altemose Shoeshine Man L. Will Mister Dillon FIRST – TOC O. Steidle (2) Muppet O. Steidle (3) Muppet C. Paashau (1) Pella N. Bincarousky (1) Rafiki D. Timofai (2) Deanna D. Timofai (1) Deanna THIRD – 1 A. Tirado Dublin Tyme FOURTH – 1 J. Hayes FM Liesl

61.207 59.655 56.724 56.034 67.759 64.138 63.793 63.103 62.759 60.345 58.621 58.448 72.740 72.222 68.793 62.714 61.286 60.000 60.135 61.026

WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 1 M. Wagner Arapaho Banjo

66.818

EVENTING BEGINNER NOVICE – A & B M. Stetson (A) Frankie 30.83 C. Malavasi (A) * Tony Adams 33.61 C. Malavasi (A) Cooley MPF 35.27 S.Reily (B) Believe It or Not 39.50 S. Reily (A) Believe It of Not 40.00 M. Shields (A) * Fernhill Cork Blue 44.16 M. Shields (A) Fernhill Cork Blue 49.72 NOVICE - A M. Kepferle * Icebreaker 27.381 M. Kepferle Icebreaker 30.00 M. Kepferle * Cooley MPF 32.14 R. Sorzano * Insuspence 32.85 M. Kepferle Cooley MPF 34.52 R. Sorzano Insuspence 34.52 K. Coleman * Fagedaboutit Pal 35.00 K. Coleman Fagedaboutit Pal 37.61 TRAINING - A R. Sorzano Pleasant Rendezvous 33.81 R. Sorzano * Pleasant Rendezvous 37.61 MISCELLANEOUS 3*A L. Chumley

Atlanta B

36.818

THUNDERHEAD FARM DRESSAGE SHOW May 11, 2019 Judge: Wilkinson (L) USDF – A – J

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

M. Milander As You Wish A. Romig Indigo Child USDF – A – S B. Morgan Destinator A. Ventresca Joey USDF – B – J M. Milander As You Wish USDF – B – S A. Ventresca Joey B. Morgan Destinator USDF – C – J T. Reedy Sunshine TRAINING – 1 - J T. Reedy Sunshine TRAINING – 1 - S A. Graham Simple Pleasure N. Grzelak List V. Himmelberger Natalie TRAINING – 2 – J K. Kane Marksman M. Smith Chantilly Lace M. Metrick Othello TRAINING – 2 - S S. Kantor Siracha L. Martell Anniah N. Barclay N-Joy V. Himmelberger Natalie N. Grzelak List TRAINING – 3 – J M. Smith Chantilly Lace M. Metrick Othello K. Kane Marksman TRAINING – 3 – S S. Kantor Siracha T. Constable Dazzle A.Gaham Simple Pleasure L. Martell Anniah L. Cope Concerto FIRST – 1 N. Barclay N-Joy T. Hessinger Deodora S. Rinkenbach MVP Memphys T. Constable Dazzle A. Blose Pressin My Buttons K. Staib Lacey FIRST – 2 S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo S. Rinkenbach MVP Memphys E.Nasados Diamond In Time FIRST – 3 S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo E. Nasados Diamond in Time SECOND – TOC E. Broadhurst (1) My Maserati E. Broadhurst (3) My Maserati THIRD – TOC * M. Booth (2) * Romantic Gesture M. Booth (1) * Romantic Gesture M. Reinert (3) * Remy Martin

62.813 60.000 58.750 57.813 59.063 59.375 58.438 55.000 59.231 63.462 61.731 60.000 63.897 63.276 63.276 64.828 63.103 62.759 61.552 59.310 61.897 61.724 60.517 68.103 66.379 61.724 61.724 61.207 67.069 66.034 63.103 62.586 61.552 61.207 64.000 62.286 62.286 65.972 62.222 65.270 63.452 68.158 64.324 59.750

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SHOW RESULTS USDF – A – STARTER HORSE M. Verlengia Feir Brand 62.187 C.Berenato Dee Bars 57.500 USDF – A - O M. Esposito Midnight 63.750 USDF- B – STARTER RIDER – S K. Geoffroy Phil 57.500 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE M. Merlengia Feir Brand 61.250 C. Berenato Dee Bars 57.500 USDF – B – O M. Esposito Midnight 58.750 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER K. Geoffroy Phil 59.000 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE M. McCourt The Tinman 57.500 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE M. McCourt The Tinman 57.884 TRAINING – 1 – O N. Edwards Written in the Stars 66.153 L. Short Wiley Coyote 63.653 A. Short Brilliant Disguise 63.461 J. Massaro Trix Are For Kids 57.115 TRAINING – 2 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote 68.448 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 66.551 A.Short Brilliant Disguise 63.448 J. Massaro Trix Are For Kids 57.758 TRAINING – 2 – S J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny 68.448 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 63.259 TRAINING – 3 – J A. Short Brilliant Disguise 62.586 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 61.34 L. Short Wiley Coyote 58.103 TRAINING – 3 – S J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny 67.931 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 61.551 FIRST – 2 M. Tomasello Lance 58.285 FIRST – 3 S. Hodgson Ferrari Flame 67.916 J. Staiger Concerto’s Thunder 59.27 SECOND – 1 S. Hodgson Ferrari Flame 66.756 J. Staiger Concerto’s Thunder 61.216 THIRD – 2 * N. Schmidt * NNS Fletcher 64.342 THIRD – 3 * N. Schmidt * NNS Fletcher 64.250 MFS – TRAINING LEVEL M. Tomasello Lance 68.833 WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 2 C. Cerussi Sly INTRODUCTORY – 3 C. Cerussi Sly BASIC - 3 M. Esposito Swiftwind BASIC – 4 M. Esposito Swiftwind

66.944 66.000 62.250 66.000

DRESSAGE EXPERIENCE May 12, 2019 Judge: Mastragostino (L) LEADLINE - W * B. Carroll Peppy’s Manzanit 61.765 LEADLINE – W/T * B. Carroll Peppy’s Manzanit64.706 USDF – A C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 62.500 A. McAfee Cryptic Prince 52.188 USDF – B C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 64.375 A. McAfee Cryptic Prince 58.750 S. Figueroa Scout’s Honor 54.688 USDF – C A. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond68.750 C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 59.000 TRAINING – 1 - J A. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 64.615 A. Shiffer Summer Sands 59.038 TRAINING – 1 - J A. Moore Tramp’s Snickers 58.654 TRAINING – 2 - J A. Shiffer Summer Sands 61.897 TRAINING – 2 A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 58.793 A. Moore Tramp’s Snickers 58.276 TRAINING – 3 – J A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 55.345 FIRST – 1 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 65.172 FIRST – 2 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 59.429 WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 3 - J A. McAfee Cryptic Prince INTRODUCTORY – 4 – J A. McAfee Cryptic Prince EVENTING TRAINING – A A. Steele TRAINING – B A. Steele

52.000 45.000

Mr. Grey

62.857

Mr. Grey

59.773

APPLEWOOD FARM DRESSAGE, CT & CR SHOW May 15, 2019 Judges: Canace (S), Griffin (r) TRAINING – 1 A. Nies-Berger K. Wigness S. Stinneford TRAINING – 2 S. Stinneford A. Nies-Berger K. Wigness E. Smith

Crown Royal Surya Legacy

65.769 65.577 60.962

Legacy Crown Royal Surya Reno

67.586 66.724 65.345 65.862

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

TRAINING – 3 B. Graham Change of Heart E. Smith Reno D. Henrick CCS Haldir TRAINING – TOC R. Kilker (3) Danny Boy L. Sargent (1) The Scrivener FIRST – 1 B. Graham Change of Heart D. Keeley Supersize Me FIRST – 2 D. Keeley Supersize Me FIRST – 3 B. Jones Rockford E. Kaplan-Walbrecht Whilethewifesaway FIRST – TOC K. Vaarkamp (2) Brief Encounter K. Vaarkamp (1) Brief Encounter SECOND – TOC K. Wigness (1) Pooka K. Wigness (2) Pooka FOURTH – TOC D. Nause (3) Dhelmonico J. Haggas (2) Casio PRIX ST. GEORGES S. Herster Dario

66.724 65.175 60.862 62.069 59.423 63.276 58.621 56.714 58.889 58.611 69.000 68.620 59.189 57.195 62.778 55.000 57.353

EVENTING CT – X-RAILS C. McGee Judgewell R.Kilker Danny Boy A.Framarin Summer Type I. Toth Judgewall M. Shields Blue CT – STARTER K. Bueno Captain Pickles P. Chin Safe Harbor A. Paul Just My Luck C. Carrajat CT – BEGINNER NOVICE M. Bancroft Twain K. Fryer Altair D. McGrew Travis K. Cunningham Coquina CT – BEGINNER NOVICE C. Clucas On Tenter Hooks L. Rowsell Dot Com S. Riely Believe It or Not M. Roswech Winona CT – NOVICE S.McClure Pirate CT – TRAINING E. DeRecat Double Entendre M. Rafinski Banderillo USEA – TOC J. Morris (BN-A) Willy Wonka E. Kaplan-Walbrecht (N-B) Red Beauty PRELIMINARY – A E. DeRecat Hunter E. DeRecat Brusiard Hall

38.06 38.17 44.44 50.83 51.94 33.61 35.00 41.94 42.50 29.50 33.50 40.75 41.25 32.00 35.00 40.00 49.50 32.86 27.14 31.43 31.94 48.10 29.57 33.04

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SHOW RESULTS LVDA II AT HEART’S JOURNEY STABLES May 18, 2019 Judge: Ash (L) & Johnson (L) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION S. Taylor Beau Ciel 72.000 A. Fudro Spirit’s Charming Lady 70.000 V. Burd Solo’s One and Only C 69.000 USDF – A – J M. Place My Last Good Fortune 64.688 A. Watson Isle of Kintyre 59.688 USDF – A – S C. Coxe Bella Notte 62.188 USDF – B – J A. Watson Isle of Kintyre 67.813 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 65.313 S.Rutherford Wildfire 65.313 M. Place My Last Good Fortune 56.875 USDF – B – S H. Toman Sunny Morning 70.938 USDF – C – J K. LeBarre Oliver Twist 66.000 E. Cassady Smarty 64.750 A. Nalli Queen of Hearts 64.500 S. Rutherford Wildfire 64.000 S. Azzalina Smokin’ Jet 63.500 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 63.000 A. Wyffels Julep 53.250 USDF – C – S D. Ligorano Apple Lucy 62.500 TRAINING – 1 – J S. Murphy One Who Brings Peace 66.538 O. Wagner Wild Goose Chase 65.577 E. Cassady Smarty 64.231 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 63.077 K.LeBarre Oliver Twist 62.115 S.Azzalina Smokin’ Jet 60.385 A.Nalli Queen of Hearts 59.808 A.Wyffels Julep 47.885 TRAINING – 1 – S M. Hutchins Miggy Cabrera 67.885 D. Ligorano Apple Lucy 64.615 B. LaSecia Genau 62.885 A. Stieh Red Rubicon 62.500 T. Bauscher Son of a Gun 62.308 R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound 62.115 TRAINING – 2 – J I. Devos Zeke 66.379 S. Murphy One Who Brings Peace 64.473 L. Huey Zodiac Matador 64.138 V. Burd Solo’s One and Only C 63.966 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 60.517 TRAINING – 2 – S C. Klothe Zhan Gogh 72.241 B. LaSecla Genau 64.310 T. Bauscher Son of a Gun 64.138 A.Stieh Red Rubicon 63.621 M. Hutchins Miggy Cabrera 62.586 L. Scibetta Boaz 62.069 R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound 61.379 D. Yeager Sunshine Always 58.966 TRAINING – 3 – J

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D. Frinzi Figuero 69.483 Zeke 69.310 I. Devos S. Murphy One Who Brings Peace 67.586 V. Burd Solo’s One and Only C 66.724 L. Huey Zodiac Matador 65.000 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 62.069 A. Fudro Spirit’s Charming Lady 60.000 A.Altemose Shoe Shine Man 59.310 TRAINING – 3 – S C. Klothe Zhan Gogh 70.517 C. Scott Tullamoor Dew 66.897 L. Scibetta Boaz 65.000 A. Yoder Winterschein 64.655 S.Wetzel Cartier CF 62.586 FIRST – 1 – J D. Frinzi Figuero 66.034 P. Dolon Just Ginger 65.000 R. Kresge I Found Nemo 60.172 R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic 58.793 FIRST – 1 – S K. Keating Tryan 65.517 FIRST – 2 – J S. Taylor Beau Ciel 60.972 FIRST – 2 – S P. Dolon Just Ginger 68.143 A. Fudro Spirit’s Charming Lady 63.429 R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic 63.143 R. Kresge I Found Nemo 59.714 FIRST – 3 – J S. Taylor Beau Ciel 60.972 SECOND – 2 K. Hirschman Kynymont Donovan 58.537 THIRD – TOC * D. Pomeroy (3) * Mack the Knife 66.125 D. Pomeroy (2) * Mack the Knife 63.684 K. Hirschman (1) * 59.459 Kynynmont Donovan

BEGINNER NOVICE - 1 A. Greulich Heart River 29.00 J. Hillman All Russelled Up 32.00 B. Yard Saved by the Bell 32.30 K. Bahrs Bojangles 32.80 M. Polcha Coromirro 34.50 L. Sarandos Call Me Classy 34.70 A. Raugh Penny 34.80 C. Squillante HSH Rio 35.00 M. Snyder Painted Lilly 35.50 C. Wenner Guinness 43.10 K.Schlupp Hats Off 45.80 BEGINNER NOVICE – 2 G. Creesy Tigerlily 27.50 B. Yard Believe It or Not 30.80 B. Kaplan Dutch 34.30 A. Snyder Willpower 37.80 J. Kostiv Gordon Bennett 41.70 R. Wenner Undisputed Champ 41.70 V. Feather Dee’s Little Champ 54.40 I. Ruffa Griffin 56.50 E. Smith Cat N West 72.80 NOVICE L. Hafer Reflecktions 28.60 J. Olijslager 30.50 Northern Quest Blue Sea L. Hafer Rhetorical Question G 30.70 L. Gallen Close Talker 30.70 J. Macauley Take Your Time 31.40 A. Crownoer Ireland 31.60 L. Zavodnick Jersey’s Legacy 36.00 H. Anastassov Wildwood Stroll 41.00 I. Razzano Misty Morn Champagne 50.50 L. Donovan Remington 58.30 K. Cibak October Tryst 105.20 TRAINING B. McGuire Ready Won 38.80

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BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK SCHOOLING HORSE TRIALS May 19, 2019 STARTER B. Yard Oliver Twist L. Sargent The Scrivener R. Kilker Danny Boy G. Filkin Painted Angel N. Donelon The King Can Tango A. Jonsdottir Sundancer A. Parisi Havin a’ Hoot T. Brand CHS Southern Belle ELEMENTARY V. Feather Ever So Clever E. Wright Instinctive K. Hippner Gabby K. Patti Harrie Tool Box C. Paitti Nike J. McLane My Divine Dream A. Blom Crescendo

31.30 31.30 34.40 35.30 37.40 42.40 55.00 72.20 31.10 31.90 34.40 41.20 43.40 58.10 76.70

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E. Emerson Jasmine J. Bateman Sookie M. Daniels Saranade K.Glover Arabella’s Treasure

29.20 35.50 36.80 47.10

DRESSAGE ONLY C.Stockmal Chance C. Stockmal Chance

66.250 63.125

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK TUESDAY EVENING DRESSAGE May 21, 2019 Judges: Kuc (L) & Allen (L) USDF – A H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody 77.813 W.Garfinkel First Lady 75.313 H. Russell Lovin’ Livengood 72.188 R. Nuguid Chanel No. 5 71.250 W.Garfinkel First Class to Nassau 71.250 L. Nelson * Babyface Henson 70.625 A. Benes Rockabella Song 66.250 J. Soley Babyface Henson 64.375 B.Steidle Obie 64.083 A. Hafler Romeo 64.063

SHOW RESULTS USDF – B – 1 W. Garfinkel First Lady 77.500 W.Garfinkel First Class to Nassau 75.313 A. Benes Fockabella Song 69.688 R. Nuguid Chanel No. 5 67.813 C. Hoffman Mr. Pitzer’s Perfect 66.875 C. Hoffman * Mr. Pitzer’s Perfect 66.563 L. Allen Samuel Adams 64.063 J. Soley Babyface Henson 63.438 USDF – B – 2 L. Nelson * Babyface Henson 71.875 H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody 70.938 H. Russell Lovin’ Livengood 70.313 S. agen Legal Challenge 69.688 L. Nifong Lora Clarinda 69.063 E. Daley Capri 67.188 B. Steidle Obie 67.188 H. Jones Jasmine 64.063 A. Hafler Romeo 63.125 USDF – C S. Hagen Legal Challenge 75.750 K. Nifong Lora Clarinda 71.000 E. Daley Capri 70.000 L. Nifong Lora Clarinda 68.750 D. Ligorano Apple Lucy 67.500 H. Jones Jasmine 64.500 TRAINING – 1 L. Daniel Nickel Creek 68.654 D. Ligorano Apple Lucy 64.231 J. Van Scott Surya 64.038 M. Bye Gande Americano 61.538 A. Wolfe Brego 57.885 TRAINING – 2 C. Foster Zoomalong 73.621 C. Roesener Aston Bell 69.483 K. Catagnus A Touch of Grey 66.897 M. Wonder Call to Order 65.690 M. Milligan One Who Brings Peace 62.692 TRAINING – 3 C. Foster Zoomalong 70.172 C. Roesener Aston Bell 69.655 C. Deephouse A Black Tie Affair 67.759 L. Daniel Nickel Creek 66.897 L. Edinger Atticus 65.690 M. Milligan One Who Brings Peace 64.655 K. Catagnus A Touch of Grey 63.103 M. Miller Sonata 64.483 FIRST – 1 A. Gilbert Ransom CB 70.172 K.Killo Prophecy 65.345 D. Timofai Deanna 64.669 L. Edinger Atticus 60.517 FIRST – 2 S. Stoloff Ceasar 74.571 A. Gilbert Ransom CB 72.857 K. Hirschman 69.286 Woodlander Dancing in the O. Steidle Muppet 69.000 N. Bincarousky Rafiki 65.143 K. Killo Prophecy 67.000 D. Timofai Deanna 63.429 L. Davis Costa 61.429 FIRST – 3 S. Stoloff Ceasar 73.056

W. Furlong W. Furlong O. Steidle W. Furlong SECOND – TOC W. Furlong (1) W. Furlong () W. Furlong (1) C. Schuehler (2)

Lots of Love Santa Lisa Muppet Foxie

70.417 68.194 67.083 62.083

Foxie Santa Lisa Lots of Love Riatta

67.838 67.162 66.488 66.829

TOC * M. Collito (3-1) * Kaya M. McDonald (3-2) * Lofty E. Sweigard (PSG)* Pininsula Top Man WESTERN DRESSAGE M. Wagner Arapaho Banjo A. Brunhofer Mira EVENTING – TOC R. Sorzano (N) Insuspence R.Zarzycki (BN) Eli’s Coming A. Logue (N) * Song A. Logue (BN) Song R.Schnarr (T) Insuspence S. Swites (N) Ringwood’s Trendy Pop S. Hill (BN) V Max

64.405 65.658 68.382

65.227 60.682 25.00 26.67 26.75 28.50 30.24 35.48 37.78

SKIP AHEAD DRESSAGE SHOW May 25, 2019 Judge: Jones-Sinelnik (r) LEADLINE – W * A. Ivins * Grey Goose K. Edwards* Written in the Stars LEADLINE – W/T * E. Austina * Tasmanian Devil A. Ivins * Grey Goose USDF – A – STARTER RIDER A. Stohner Trix Are For Kids N.Stohner Lilac Wine E. Berry Tasmanian Devil M. Gomez AM Star of the Sea USDF – B – STARTER RIDER E. Berry Tasmanian Devil N.Stohner Tasmanian Devil A.Stohner Trix Are For Kids M. Gomez AM Star of the Sea USDF – C – STARTER RIDER M.Gomez AM Star of the Sea M.Acerbo Brilliant Disguise TRAINING – 1 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote J. Massaro Trix Are For Kids M. McCourt The Tinman TRAINING – 1 – O N. Ivins Al-Marah Australia C. Brown Tyler TRAINING – 2 – J N. Edwards Written in the Stars J. Massaro * Trix Are For Kids L. Short Wiley Coyote

74.687 69.687 77.058 75.588 69.062 68.750 67.500 66.875 67.187 67.187 66.875 66.250 66.250 64.500 68.461 68.076 63.846 69.038 64.615 70.517 69.310 68.620

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

A. Short Brilliant Disguise M. McCourt The Tinman TRAINING – 2 – O J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny K. Magaraci Lilac Wine N. Ivins Al-Marah Australia TRAINING – 3 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote N. Edwards Written in the Stars A. Short Brilliant Disguise TRAINING – 3 – O J. Baretto My Cousin Vinny L. Budden * AM Star of the Sea K. Magaraci Lilac Wine FIRST – 1 – O N. Ivins W Raurenga N. Ivins * Lilac Wine FIRST – 2 – O N. Ivins W.Raurenga FIRST – 3 – O C. Williams Rewarding Moment SECOND – 1 – O C. Williams Rewarding Moment J. Staiger Concerto’s Thunder SECOND – 2 – O J. Staiger Concerto’s Thunder

66.886 62.758 74.827 69.137 64.448 68.620 67.241 62.586 71.551 70.344 64.827 68.965 62.415 67.428 66.250 68.108 61.756 70.344

ESDCTA MEMORIAL WEEKEND DRESSAGE AND DRESSAGE SPORT HORSE BREED SHOW – I May 25, 2019 Judges: Rogers (S), Canace (S), McEnespy (R) & Barbosa (S) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION S. Wayner Lyrical 77.500 O. Banyon Chaman 75.500 USDF – B J. Hayes DC Bryana 55.313 USDF – C J. Hayes DC Bryana 54.250 TRAINING – 1 S. Schmitt Goldwire of TVF 67.500 K. Somerville Zagatto 67.115 J. Hayes Sophia 1 66.923 TRAINING – 2 – BLM L. Chumley LTW Sweet Autumn 69.655 L. Chumley FMF Hershey’s Kiss 69.483 S. Schmitt Goldwire of TVF 68.966 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 67.759 B. Niebling Pocket Change 67.759 R. Kilker Brooklyn Boy 65.690 C. Laurent Ebano 65.517 K. Harbeck Preview My Assets 65.172 K. Somerville Zagatto 64.483 C. Klothe Shadow RSF 63.103 J. Hayes Sophia 1 61.897 TRAINING – 3 – GAIG S. Stinneord Orchid’s Tamino 75.000 T. Uzman Dansby 68.103 K. Worm Safir 7S 67.931 L. Chumley Kyro 66.552 A. Espinosa Invencivell SOTW 66.379 B. Halka Herzchampionate 66.034

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SHOW RESULTS B. Browne Karina Sandra TF 65.862 D. Keeley Supersize Me 65.172 L. Chumley LTW Sweet Autumn 65.000 C. Klothe Shadow RSF 62.586 A. Romans Kasarah 61.552 R. Kilker Brooklyn Boy 61.034 B. Niebling Pocket Change 61.034 K. Harbeck Preview My Assets 60.690 C. Laurent Ebano 59.828 FIRST – 1 A. Espinosa Invencivell SOTW 68.966 T. Uzman Griffin 68.276 D. Keeley Supersize Me 65.345 FIRST – 2 – BLM D. Mcauliffe Leun’s Velds Duco 70.000 M. Colgan Bennington 67.000 L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 66.000 FIRST – 3 - GAIG S. Christensen Batida De Coco 70.833 O. Steidle Flying Colors 69.028 D. Mcauliffe Leun’s Velds Duco 68.333 A. Fox Fendi HW 68.056 B. Halka Herzchampionate 67.639 J. Carty Sham’s Sweet Treat 65.139 S. Caldwell Macateer 63.611 M. Colgan Bennington 62.778 M. Martin-Tucker Zacklina 56.667 SECOND – 1 V. Moricco Flash 69.054 S. Wayner Lyrical 67.973 L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 66.757 K. Worm Belissario JP 65.811 L. Mikulski Filmar C 62.838 M. Rogers FWF Prince Rajah 56.216 SECOND – 2 – BLM M. Chambers Fiola S 66.829 J. Youse Two Tempi 64.634 S. Caldwell Macateer 61.098 A. Tomasiello Isaac 58.293 L. Albert Donner Tanz 57.561 SECOND – 3 – GAIG C. Klothe Feeling HW 66.786 V. Moricco Flash 66.310 M. Chambers Fiola S 65.476 C. Clyde Jayvyn 64.524 C. Spargo Louie Blue 64.286 L. Mikulski Filmar C 62.738 S.Wayner Lyrical 62.619 J. Youse Two Tempi 60.833 L. Albert Donner Tanz 60.119 K. Worm Belissario JP 59.524 J. Carty Sham’s Sweet Treat 56.905 THIRD – 1 L. Tidd L’Amour Fou 69.459 E. Banks Solana D 64.189 J. Penso Diesto B 63.378 L. Butz BR Danny’s Secret 62.162 K. Alcock Cameo 59.730 E. Bell-Swartout Bernt Lorange 56.757 THIRD – 2 – BLM 62.237 J. Bryant Dux D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 58.684 THIRD – 3 – GAIG A. Tarjan Serenade MF 72.000

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A. Tarjan Fairouz A. Fodor Slip And Slide J. Dancer Hotstreak CF K.Roselle Hotsafir A. Jackson FS Djambo L. Butz BR Danny’s Secret W. Lemon Chancellor J. Youse Legato D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife L. Kanarek Even Better J. Bryant Dux FOURTH – 2 – BLM A. Bean Capitano A. Jackson FS Djambo FOURTH – 3 - GAIG A. Bean Capitano PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG B. Asplundh Gorgeous J. Dancer Eccobria SE L. Basselini Rhapsody VSC O. Banyon Chaman INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur K.Somerville Siglavy Lanca W. Furlong Jazzmine INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG L. Tidd Ellert HB GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG T. Wilkinson Talisman BHF MFS – USDF – TOC L. Basselini (4) Rhapsody VSC A. Fodor (3) Slip And Slide K. Worm (2) Bellissario JP MFS – FEI - TOC W. Furlong (I-I) Amazzing T. Wilkinson (GP) alisman BHF YOUNG HORSE – TOC M. Hagren Jida Selly A O. Steidle Flying Colors E. Banks Solana D FEI – PONY TEAM TEST J. Osborne Geraljia’s Tobias FEI – J – TEAM TEST A. Nemeth Dafoe E. Stephens De Nouvelle Vie L. Lende-Smith Maestro XIX G. Culley Ucarius FEI – Y – TEAM TEST L. Lende-Smith Ducan E. Martin Aarakon MARES – MAIDEN AND YELD C. Klothe Fhunny Girl N. Spinazzola Solana D FILLY – 3 YO H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody HB S.Brewer Salem Davalon COLT/GELDING – 2 YO H. Diel Lucerne R. Robillard Mamet SSF COLT/GELDING – 3 YO L. Basselini Bontucci HANDLER – J/A

70.375 67.875 67.375 63.125 63.000 62.625 62.000 61.500 60.125 60.000 56.250 67.105 59.605 67.222 69.412 66.912 58.971 58.088 65.441 61.912 60.000 67.206 65.109 72.633 68.667 65.333 71.550 60.500 80.400 75.800 72.200 62.929 69.621 65.076 64.470 62.045 64.265 63.529 80.550 71.050 77.900 76.400 75.950 74.125 76.825

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M. Orlob Spirit of Joy 79.100 L. Chumley Kyro 73.200 SUITABLE TO BE A DRESSAGE HORSE K. Worm Safir 7S 73.300 KWPN/NA IBC H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody HB 74.225 R. Robillard Mamet SSF 73.525 A. Romans Kasarah 72.325 OLDENBURG ISR IBC L. Basselini Bontucci 77.025 NA DANISH WARMBLOOD IBC H. Diel Lucerne 76.050 GERMAN OLDENURG VERBAND IBC S. Brewer Salem Davalon 75.025 ESDCTA MEMORIAL WEEKEND DRESSAGE AND DRESSAGE SPORT HORSE BREED SHOW – II May 26, 2019 Judges: Rogers (S), Canace (S), McEnespy (R), Barbosa (S) & Moss (r) TRAINING – 1 S. Schmitt Goldwind of TVF K. Somerville Zagatto J. Hayes Sophia 1 L. Chumley DC Bryana J. Wall Dansby TRAINING – 2 – BLM C. Kloothe Shadow RSF S. STinneford Orhid’s Tamino L. Chumley FMF Hershey’s Kiss K. Somerville Zagatto S. Schmitt Goldwind of TVF M. Gelrod T Bird Z S. Burgess Image BYU L. Chumley DC Bryana J. Hayes Sophia 1 R. Kilker Brooklyn Boy TRAINING – 3 – GAIG J. Dancer Zhezanne L. Chumley LTW Sweet Autumn A. Espinosa Invencivell SOTW S.Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino C. Klothe Shadoe RSF R. Hendrix Image BYU A. Romans Kasarah M. Gelrod T Bird Z K. Hareck Preview My Assets C. Laurent Ebano B. Halka Herzchampionate R.Kilker Brooklyn Boy FIRST – 1

67.115 65.538 63.846 61.923 59.423 70.172 68.793 67.586 64.483 63.793 63.103 62.931 60.517 60.172 59.828 74.655 69.655 68.276 68.276 66.522 66.034 65.862 65.517 65.172 65.000 62.241 62.069

SHOW RESULTS C. Laurent Ebano D. Keeley Supersize Me FIRST – 2 – BLM R. Cord Lady Lyssa R. Cord Cheap Trick TF D. Mcauliffe Leun’s Velds Duco L. Ackerman Protégé BPF M. Colgan Bennington D. Keeley Supersize Me T. Uzman Griffin FIRST – 3 – GAIG R. Cord Cheap Trick TF D. Mcauliffe Leun’s Velds Duco K. Worm Safir 7S R. Cord Lady Lyssa B. Halka Herzchampionate A. Fox Fendi HW S. Christensen Baida de Coco J. Carly Sham’s Sweet Treat S. Caldwell Macateer M. Colan Bennington M. Martin-Tucker Zacklina SECOND – 1 K.Worm Bellissario JP L. Mikulski Filmar C L. Ackerman Protégé BPF M. Rogers FWF Prince Rajah A. St. Martin Enlighteningh SECOND – 2 – BLM M. Chambers Fiola S J. Youse Two Tempi S.Caldwell Macateer L.Albert Donner Tanz A. Tomasiello Isaac SECOND – 3 – GAIG K. Worm Bellissario JP M. Chambers Fiola S L. Mikulski Filmar C L.Albert Donner Tanz C. Spargo Louie Blu J. Carty Sham’s Sweet Treat A. St. Martin Enlighteningh THIRD – 1 H. Parker Chiara’s Haven L. Butz BR Danny’s Secret J. Penso Diesto B E. Banks Solana D K.Alcock Cameo K.Antens-Miller Esperanza C. Horn Dream Boy E. Bell-Swartout Bernt Lorange K.Antens-Miller H. Vortex THIRD – 2 – BLM H. Parker Chiara’s Haven D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife J. Bryant Dux THIRD – 3 - GAIG J. Dancer Hotstreak CF A. Fodor Slip And Slide C. Klothe Serenade GGF A. Meister Dancer J. Youse Legato W. Lemon Chancellor A. Jackson FS Djambo

67.759 66.724 69.857 68.714 66.857 66.429 66.000 64.286 61.714 68.472 67.778 66.667 64.861 64.722 64.722 63.194 62.082 61.111 59.167 58.194 60.676 60.270 57.973 57.838 56.676 68.171 67.805 62.927 60.610 54.756 68.571 67.976 64.524 62.857 62.619 61.310 58.810 65.676 64.595 63.784 61.757 61.757 61.486 56.351 52.568 49.865 62.532 60.000 50.789 68.625 67.125 66.625 60.625 59.500 58.625 57.750

D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 57.250 V. Moricco Flash 57.125 L. Butz BR Danny’s Secret 56.000 J. Bryant Dux 47.500 E. Bell-Swartout Bernt Lorange 45.125 FOURTH – 2 – BLM A. Bean Capitano 69.211 A.Jackson FS Djambo 61.447 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG A. Fodor Slip And Slide 66.389 A. Bean Capitano 65.139 D. Nause Dhelmonico 62.222 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG J. Dancer Eccobria SE 70.294 O. Banyon Chaman 58.676 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur 68.088 K. Somerville Siglay Lanca 65.441 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG T. Wilkinson Talisman BHF 63.043 MFS – USDF – TOC – BLM/GAIG K. Worm (2) Bellissario JP 67.100 FEI PONY – INDIVIDUAL TEST J. Osborne Geralja’s Tobias 61.554 A. Tomasiello Bamboo 49.649 FEI – J – INDIVIDUAL TEST A. Nemeth Dafoe 68.971 E. Stephens De Nouvelle Vie 66.397 G. Culley Ucarius 64.706 L. Lende-Smith Maestro XIX 61.397 FEI – J - FREESTYLE G. Culley Ucarius 65.200 FEI – Y – INDIVIDUAL TEST E. Martin Aarakon 60.662 L. Lende-Smith Ducan 59.838 BRENTINA CUP YR GRAND PRIX M. Chambers Urithmic 63.526 DEVELOPING HORSE – PRIX ST. GEORGES B. Hay Fauna 71.125 C. Garweg De Caro 67.000 DEVELOPING HORSE – GRAND PRIX A. Tarjan Candescent 69.875 L. Tidd Ellert HB 69.188 MARES – MAIDEN AND YELD C. Klothe Fhunny Girl 77.250 N. Spinazzola Solana D 73.300 HANDLER – A/J A. Romans Kasarah 75.800 FILLY MATERIALE – 3 YO M. Reese Royal Temptation 75.300 MATERIALE – MARE – 4/5 YO C. Klothe Fhunny Girl 76.700 M. Martin-Tucker Zackline 75.600 71.400 A. Romans Kasarah SUITABLE TO BECOME A DRESSAGE HORSE K. Worm Safir 7S 76.500 A. Espinosa Invencivell SOTW 71.500 FEI - 4 YO TEST A. Tarjan Summersby II 83.400 B. Browne Karina Sandra TF 76.300 E. Donaldson Knockout SSF 75.000 L. Chuley Kyro 74.200

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

L. Basselini Skywalker JP FEI – 5 YO TEST M. Hagren Jida Selly A W. Lemon Jewells FEI - 6 YO TEST A. Tarjan Fairouz A. Tarjan Serenade MF L. Tidd L’Amour Fou E. Banks Solana D

71.800 77.400 74.800 75.500 73.200 71.800 71.800

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