ESDCTA Collective Remarks - October 2020

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Cover Photo: Alycia Skye with Rocky

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Table of Contents

President’s Message

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Young Riders and the Use of the Double Bridle

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My Experience Riding in a College Equine Program

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Equestrians Unite!

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News from Outside the Ring

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Kissing (Spine): A Love (Great Success) Story

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The Amateur Dilemma

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Horse Treats

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Business Members

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Show Calendar

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President’s Message As the show season starts to wind down for the year, we reflect back on what a crazy year it has been. And not just the shortened show season due to Covid-19, but many parts of the country have had to deal with hurricanes, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, and several other natural disasters. I’m sure all of us hope that the pandemic dies out soon, and 2021 brings normality.

As an Eventer, I was extremely disheartened to learn of the withdrawal of the Plantation Field venue for Horse Trials due to one misinformed person angrily writing their opinion on social media. Eventing is a small sport which relies heavily on access to land and the generosity of land owners, and a large number of volunteers. These types of situations do nothing to protect and advance the sport that so many of us love. USEA has an official evaluation process set up that allows a rider to evaluate and make comments about an event, and all evaluations are passed up the chain to those who handle the serious issues, and also passed on to the organizer for future reference. This process is available for both positive and negative feedback. While most riders at events never use this process, it’s extremely helpful to event organizers to receive these evaluations. If you do have comments about an event or show, including Dressage shows, please contact the appropriate officials or organizations before ranting on social media, which isn’t helpful on any front and may never make it back to the people who can actually make a difference. For anyone who attended the ESDCTA horse trials at the Horse Park, please fill out an evaluation so we can know if there are improvements needed for next year.

Speaking of volunteers, both the sports of Dressage and Eventing require a large number of volunteers, without whom competitions and shows would not be able to be held. Many volunteers do it because they love the sport and want to make sure it continues, some do it in order to earn hours required for year-end awards, and some do it because they love to watch horses perform. Many of these volunteers drive long distances and spend hours on their feet just to help out. Please, please, please be sure to thank the volunteers at any event you attend.

Even if you’re focused on your riding before you actually compete, please remember to thank the volunteers when you’re finished. A small word goes a long way to keeping volunteers happy so they keep coming back.

Scores for year-end awards must be earned between November 1, 2019 and October 31, 2020 and applications for year-end awards are due on November 5. Be sure to include your application, copies of tests or the USDF or USEA record for recognized shows, and copies of volunteer hours forms or the buyout form. And thank you all for hanging in there this year and supporting all our local shows.

Sincerely,

Holly Cornell President

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Board of Trustees OFFICERS

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President

Holly Cornell

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Ellen Brindle-Clark

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Secretary

Ruth McCormick

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Treasurer

Betty Audduci 3340 Curley Ct,

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Mullins SC 29574 Executive Board Dressage at Large

Jena Rondinelli

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Eventing at Large

Jennifer Duelfer

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Dressage Competitions

Dr. Lisa Toaldo

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Eventing Competitions

Janice Pellegrino

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Marketing

Erin Gale

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Membership

Tamara Purdy

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Membership

Heidi Lemack

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Finance

Gary Maholic

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Education

Victoria Shilton

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Youth

Stephanie Warner

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NJEAB Representative

Carolyn Montgomery

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Awards

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OFF BOARD COMMITTEE CHAIRS Calendars/Activities

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Grants

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Equipment

Wilma Pfeer

Newsletter

Meredith Rogers

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Nominating

Eliza Banks

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Omnibus

Mia Zimmerman

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Show Results

Jean Goetz

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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 2020. 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.

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Young Riders and the Use of the Double Bridle: Yes, No, Maybe

By Paige Zimmerman

With winter training season fast approaching, I wanted to write a few opinion-based articles about our sport as a whole and what possibly could improve it, or, at least, level the playing field. To that end, this month I will present some thoughts that I have wanted to voice out loud regarding use of the double bridle.

For a while now, I have been following the FEI, USEF, and USDF rules regarding use of the double bridle in competition. Recently, the FEI became more lenient about requiring the double bridle in CDIs. As of last year, FEI Juniors (equivalent to 3rd level) and FEI Young Riders (equivalent to PSG) are no longer required to compete in the double bridle. It is my understanding that all riders competing in small tour classes (PSG and I1) at 1 to 2-star CDIs have the option to choose between a snaffle or a double bridle, as well. Personally, I feel that these are the right decisions, especially for youth riders.

If the FEI is slowly but surely working towards making double bridles optional at all (or nearly all) levels of competition, they will be creating a much more even playing field while also helping the welfare of the horses. For the FEI Junior Riders, who can be as young as 14, and the FEI Young Riders, who are as young as 16, I feel that these rule changes will result in riders not feeling pressured to ride and school in the double bridle before they are ready. The priority of youth riders should be developing tact and feel for proper contact with the horse’s mouth and that education should be done mostly in the snaffle bridle, in my opinion as someone who has been training for these classes. Dressage riders need time to understand our sport conceptually but we also need time to develop our bodies. We need to understand the concepts of contact, self-carriage and throughness, but 6

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there is also the much more difficult physical requirement of our bodies becoming effective at creating and maintaining proper contact, selfcarriage, and throughness.

This is also for the welfare of our horses, which should be our priority over just our own personal success in the show ring. For example, once the rider understands intellectually that they do not have to hold the horse’s head up nor use physical force to hold the horse’s head down, only then can (or should) our education include using the double bridle and only once in a while. The purpose of the double bridle is to further heighten our ability to be quiet with our aids. The very presence of the curb bit in the horse’s mouth already makes the rider’s aids much more effective, and so the rider must be infinitely more tactful. If a rider feels that they need to rush to learn how to use the double bridle before they are ready just so they can compete in the youth FEI divisions, incorrect use of the double bridle is being encouraged by our governing organizations. This benefits no one, least of all the horse. This is when we see horses and riders getting into pulling matches and resistance in the horse’s body, hollow backs, horse’s mouths open, and curb bits turned parallel to the ground.

I also feel that if the rider schools in the double bridle too much, it can muddle the aids for both horse and rider. Since a curb bit can be such a strong tool, when riders become dull to it and begin pulling, the horse will only pull back more. Reverting to the snaffle in between schooling in the double bridle helps provide a balance, and it develops tact in the rider. When double bridles were required by FEI for youth competitors, I am sure that many felt the need to school in the double every day without taking the time to switch back to the snaffle and “reset” their understanding of the aids. Just because the horse feels lighter in the double at one point does not mean they will stay that way; horse and rider need to learn to be light with one another in either bridle.

Yes, I definitely feel that it is important to know how to use the double bridle, but the understanding of contact can only come from practice and proper training in the

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snaffle. Plus, since the double bridle can allow the rider to be quieter with their aids (when used correctly), if we see youth riders and even Grand Prix riders able to be just as quiet and tactful with the snaffle, it is even more impressive since we can see that the horse has been even more properly schooled to become light and through.

Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel, who often comes to our barn for clinics, has trained many horses to the Grand Prix in only the snaffle bridle, including one that she took to US Dressage Finals – and they won the Grand Prix freestyle… in a snaffle!

I have heard riders also say that they like to use the double bridle at shows for more control. However, I feel that if the horse is nervous, what they will want to do is shorten their neck and either run away or stop moving completely, or they will want to throw their neck downward to curl and possibly buck. In all of these instances, I can only imagine that the presence of a curb bit would make things worse. If the horse is tight and trying to run away while the rider is holding the horse up in the front, all that tense energy will get balled up in the neck, causing a hollow back while the horse’s chin moves toward their chest. If the horse wants to suck behind the rider’s leg and stop moving, the double bridle can prevent the horse from feeling supported by the rider’s contact, and they will not want to trust that they can push their neck forward to the contact to allow the energy to pass through from behind. If the horse curls his head down and bucks while the rider holds, the curb bit will only keep the horse’s head hooked downward even further and more against the rider. And yes, all of these things can still happen with the snaffle bridle, but the curb bit on the double bridle can make rider corrections more severe and cause horses to overreact in ways that they normally would not.

To be clear, these are opinions I have drawn based on observations, research, and personal experience. I’m not judging if fellow riders are bad or good for using a double bridle or not. But I do feel strongly that there needs to be time and balance in order for horses and riders to be properly educated, especially for youth who are relatively inexperienced. Personally, I am glad for the rules change by the FEI. I feel it can only improve the quality of education and welfare of both riders and horses over the long run.

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My Experience Riding in a College Equine Program

By Cameron Mohr

I am 21 years old and a senior at Centenary University. I am an equine studies major and Captain of the Intercollegiate Dressage Association (IDA) team at school. Going to a college with an equine program has given me a much different college experience than others. I get to ride horses for class, and I still pinch myself sometimes when I go to tack up a horse to ride and think about how I’m getting credits towards my degree for this. While other students sit at a desk to learn during class, I’m out at the barn interacting with the horses.

At Centenary, we have over 100 horses in our equine program, and all of them offer something for each student to learn from. Before coming to Centenary, I rode the same horse for 3 straight years. Once coming to school, that all changed, and it was all about catch riding. In your riding class, you get the opportunity to ride a new horse almost every week, which is a great learning experience. The idea of riding a new horse each time is to help equine students become the best riders they can be by learning to adapt to all different horses and being able to figure out each type of ride. The horse you ride one week could be the polar opposite of the horse you ride the next.

No part about this was easy for me coming into the program as a freshman, and it took me a long time to be able to figure out this whole catch riding thing. Trying a new horse every week can be a shock for people who are new to this, and honestly I found it scary to ride all these different horses who were all new to me.

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With the IDA team, it was the same idea.

Basically you go to a show at another school and use their horses. Your coach draws a random horse in your level and then you have 10 minutes to warm it up and go do your test. There are 4 levels in IDA, intro, lower training, upper training, and first level. I started at first level, and the first IDA show I ever went to was terrifying. I had no idea how I was going to be able to ride a horse I’ve never been on for 10 minutes then go do a dressage test and get a good score, it seemed impossible to me. The first couple shows were rough, and I just could not get the hang of it, but finally after being on the team for a year, it started to click and I finally won at a horse show. I went to IDA Nationals in 2019 and placed 4th. With only a couple months left at school, I still have so much to learn and so many horses I still want to ride. IDA and the Centenary riding program have taught me more than I could have ever imagined. There is nothing easy about catch riding, but it has been the most rewarding experience. Riding all these different horses has made me a stronger, more experienced rider, and I am so grateful for that. I once heard someone at school say, “if you love riding the horse, that means you’ve figured out how to ride it and now you need to ride one you don’t like.” That is one of the most true statements that could be made about this program. I have ridden horses that I didn’t necessarily enjoy, but with time I figured them out and now I love riding them. Every horse has something to offer and teach every rider.

In high school or about to set out on your college journey and thinking about riding while at school? Check out the IDA at: https://teamdressage.com/ or the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association at: https://www.ihsainc.com/join/ihsa-teams.

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Equestrians Unite!

By Alycia Skye

“You are just a backyard rider.”

That sentence still resonates with me years later. It was told to me by my boss of what I believed to be my dream job. I had landed myself a job at a fancy show barn as a groom, full of drool-worthy imported horses. I worked my butt off for them, driving an hour at 4:50 in the morning six days a week and not getting home until sunset. But, no matter how hard I worked for them, I was constantly reminded of my place, despite just graduating college with my Associates in equine science and management. I was told I did not know anything and that I was just a backyard rider over and over again. Truth-be-told, I accepted it, being held by all the promises they had made me of wintering in Florida, learning from the best, and getting to ride their fancy horses. Eventually though, it came to an end and I was crushed.

In these times of smartphones and streaming services, I feel like more kids are inside living in a virtual world rather than outside in the real-world, skinning knees and eating dirt. In simple words, I feel that we are losing the young people in the equestrian industry, scared away by the expense, and the privilege, and lack of diversity. Going to the barn when you are young is the same as going to school, it’s all about fitting in, except whereas a pair of streetwear leggings can cost you somewhere between $10-$20, riding pants can cost upwards of $100. But, shouldn’t we be supporting these kids and encouraging them to be the next generation of horsemen and horsewomen, regardless of things like their social status?

My call is to every rider out there, anyone who loves horses, to be proud of who you are. No matter if you have an indoor or just a grass field; if you are riding a grade chestnut or a papered warmblood; if you are cantering around in jeans and a t-shirt or

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a high-end sunshirt and breeches; we are all equestrians. We need to accept everyone in the industry because really, we all mount on the same side. I had previously taken the comment of being just a backyarder as negative, but now I am proud of it. It makes the wins, no matter how small, that much more rewarding. It means you have grit and determination. It means you understand the importance of working hard for what you believe in. I spent years riding my horse in jeans and a plastic helmet and I loved every minute of it because all that mattered was I was doing what made me happy. Even today, I show in a Wintec saddle and a consignment show coat, and you know what?

We kick some butt in the show ring! It doesn’t matter what tack you ride in or the clothes that you wear; what really matters is the passion you have for the sport and the love for the animal and I think we really need to foster that in the next generation of riders.

Annual Turkey Trot Sunday, November 15th 2020 Ride and Drive

Horse Park of New Jersey Prize list, entry forms coming soon to ESDCTA website

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News from Outside the Ring Plantation Fields Future For around 2 decades, the annual Plantation Field International Horse Trials has been a premier eventing destination in Chester County, PA, and numerous other competitions have been held on the property. However, the name of the facility, Plantation Field, has led to controversy. Although the word is associated with slavery, the farm, itself, never has been. In June, writers from EventingNation.com approached USEA and USEF about the racial insensitivity of the name. In August, EventingNation.com discussed the issue with Denis Glaccum, the organizer and owner of Plantation Field Equestrian Events. Glaccum tried to talk to Cuyler Walker, the owner of the property, about it. Walker refused to change the name of the 300acre site, which his family has owned for generations (and is also called “Logan’s Field after the family). Instead, he cancelled the lease with the event organizer. It’s future as a venue for any competition is unknown.

Equine Disease Update Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) was detected in mosquitos in Atlantic County, NJ, last month, and the NJ Department of Agriculture recommends vaccinating all livestock. There was also one confirmed EEE case in a 4-year-old unvaccinated Thoroughbred mare in Atlantic County. The mare presented with severe neurological signs and fever and was humanely euthanized. She is the first case this year in NJ. If you remember last year, EEE was everywhere in the state and humans were also infected. This disease can be deadly to both man and beast, so take precautions.

New Jersey Horse Racing in Jeopardy No one will argue that these are not tough times, and cuts need to be made. However, why does it have to come at the horse industry’s expense? The revised NJ budget leaves out the $20 million purse subsidy for horse racing. This money is crucial to keeping horse racing viable in the state. Both the Meadowlands and Freehold raceways are racing with full fields, which is great for the industry. But, without spectators due to COVID, It doesn’t help to bring in much revenue. We want racing to continue because what’s great for racing is great for all horse-related activities in NJ. Reach out to your legislatures and tell them you support racing and want the funds re-instated.

Go here: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/SelectMun.asp and here: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/districts/districtnumbers.asp#13 to contact your representatives.

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Kissing (Spine): A Love (Great Success) Story

By AnaMaria Espinosa

Let me say right off the bat that while this could have been a tragedy, it is actually a great success story, thanks to Smitty’s resilience, kindness, generosity, and to Cherie Caprio, Smitty’s owner, who displayed tenacity, perseverance, determination, and willingness to learn everything possible to rehabilitate Smitty. There was, of course, also his veterinarian, Dr. Elden Klayman, who’s medical care, guidance, supervision, and insights were invaluable in Smitty’s recovery, and me, his trainer.

First, I must introduce Smithwick, aka Smitty, who is a 10- year-old warmblood-thoroughbred cross who was diagnosed with kissing spine in October 2018. Kissing spine refers to a condition in horses where the long, thin bones that project upward from each vertebra of the spinal column of the horse’s back touch each other. The resulting lack of space causes the processes to interfere with each other, reducing back mobility and causing pain during movement.

Second, I will set the stage. Prior to diagnosis, while in training with me, Smitty showed signs of anxiety, nervousness, stress, spookiness, girthiness, and chronic diarrhea. He was often in distress while working around other horses. Smitty also had episodes of bolting without cause. We tried approaching his training patiently, using different horsemanship methods, believing that it was all emotional and mental for him, since we could not find actual sources of pain or lameness.

Nevertheless, we felt a lot of tension in his lower (lumbar) back, and so, had a veterinarian examine his back. Radiographs found impinging dorsal spinous processes, commonly called kissing spine, in thoracic vertebrae 13 thru lumbar vertebrae 2 (T13-L2). To confirm this area as the site of pain, the next step was to block his back.

Vet notes: This area was infiltrated with local anesthesia. The dorsal intervertebral spaces were injected on November 5, 2018, with a combination of a pitcher plant extract, methylprednisolone, and isoflupredone. Smitty was ridden 30 minutes later.

He was much more comfortable.

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Cherie’s background in physical therapy, nursing, and massage therapy was instrumental in Simity’s pain management, which was our primary concern. After careful consideration of the different options Dr. Klayman presented, Cherie chose to inject the sites and rehabilitate him. She ruled out surgery because of the necessary confinement, and long mental and physical recovery, as well as the cost because the insurance company refused to cover it. Furthermore, she wasn’t sure about the long-term effects of surgery.

Then the hard work began. Smitty’s rehabilitation started with over 6 weeks of light ground work designed to improve alignment and flexibility. This included slow work in hand at the walk with a low bend on circles, allowing him to stretch forward and downward, while always maintaining the correct alignment in his body. It was important to allow him to manage his own body, sometimes keeping sessions short.

Our goal in all of this work was to get the spinal processes to stretch and expand.

Cherie did lots of flexibility work, as well, twice each day. Each exercise was held for about 10-15 seconds and repeated 5 times. There were 4 main exercises: • Carrot stretches down to the front feet • Belly lifts • Butt tucks • Lateral bends head to hip, hock, and ankle All of these exercises help to strengthen the core musculature and separate the spinous processes. Since Cherie expertise is in massage, she did a lot of that too to make him feel better.

The next phase of the rehabilitation process included several weeks of lunging at the walk and trot. We focused on body alignment and balance by making sure he stretched forward and downwards during these sessions. We were advised to limit trot work and allow him to canter. However, cantering was very hard for him, so we decided it was best not to do that yet. He did get as much turn out as possible.

It was vital to strengthen his abdominal muscles, giving him core stability to engage and lift the trunk and withers, as well as increase his flexibility through specific stretches and movements. We were fortunate enough to come across the book, “Core Conditioning for Horses,” and we followed the instructions of the author, Visconte Simon Cocozza, to help Smitty through his rehabilitation.

Smitty’s exercises consisted of a few days a week lunging him with the Pessoa Lunging System. On other days we used the Equiband System on his belly and hind legs for core strengthening and to help stabilize his back. Long-lining was also implemented on some days, going straight first, driving him from the ground to avoid putting any weight on his back; we also included lateral work.

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Carrot stretches continued with lateral flexion to engage the trunk and pelvis.

However, even after some time of lunging over cavaletti, we were still unable to canter him. We persevered.

Once we felt that Smitty could carry himself, had better body alignment, and more strength throughout his topline (therefore gaining straightness and better rhythm), then and only then were we able to start riding him again.

The ground work took until April, after which we started riding him again but only at the walk, using the book as our guide, and keeping him long, forward, and downwards, while doing lots of lateral exercises. At the beginning, we rode him every 2nd to 3rd day, and introducing The Equiband System.

We had a few setbacks and bumps along the way to recovery, but we were listening and observing Smitty’s body language. We were always very willing to take a step back, to allow his confidence, well-being, and strength to return.

Smitty progressed to trotting, again always keeping in mind his balance, mental, emotional, and physical state, as well as his self-carriage, body alignment, and looseness. When he began feeling much stronger, and had much more freedom, relaxation, and calmness, only then did we canter him. We started on the lunge line, just one circle, eventually progressing to two circles, and then introducing transitions.

Only when he could canter gently, by our intention on the lunge, were we able to canter him under saddle.

Finally, the happy ending. Our journey is still a work in progress, but Smitty is very confident and relaxed now, and he moves quite beautifully. When we notice that things may not be right for him, meaning that he is not in the right balance emotionally, it gets addressed immediately. Cherie looks at his body and releases tension through trigger points, or we adjust his training to what he needs on that day.

Our goal in training is to create a lifting of the withers and chest through the engagement of the core musculature, from the energy coming from the hind legs, relaxation of the back and balance.

I am so very grateful for the kindness and generosity of this magnificent horse, he has taught us to listen, to be mindful of what horses are always trying to communicate to us, and to always do the right thing for them.

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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers

Fear is a funny thing. It’s very real but nothing you can touch or point a finger at and say “there it is!” It’s also nothing you can just leave on the kitchen table before you head to the barn. I remember when my fear of riding started. I was a freshman in college, full of expectation of showing on our intercollegiate equestrian team (read Cameron’s article about catch-riding in college). I was looking forward to my first lesson at school, which was on the flat; all went well. I had never jumped before, so I was a little nervous for my second lesson, but we did cavaletti gymnastic grids and it was fun.

The third lesson is where it all began. Because it looked like I could ride pretty well after my first two endeavors, they gave me a greenbroke 4 yo. No biggy there. The problem came when the lesson was moved to the cross-country course.

I told the instructor that I had never jumped before and she said don’t worry about and to just try the shorter fences (all about 2’6”). That mare was a saint and carried me over the jumps, but I was terrified and it went downhill from there.

All subsequent lessons were jumping. I fell off numerous times over the years, and was never given good enough instruction to teach me to go over a jump correctly, so even when I didn’t fall off, I didn’t feel comfortable.

That fear never left even when our school started a dressage program my senior year and I could leave jumping behind. The fear stayed with me when I graduated and started back with my old trainer showing Quarter horses on the flat. That fear became “my new normal” and I learned to compensate by taking baby steps when trying something new or avoiding situations all together (storm coming, I think I’ll just groom). I justified my trepidations by blaming it on biology. Fear is our brain’s

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way of keeping us out of danger. This is definitely true and should not be discounted.

But I knew it was holding me back and I couldn’t figure out how to return to where I was when I was a kid. I went years and years like this, more than 30 to be exact.

Yesterday I rode my baby horse in the outside ring for the first time. Instead of being a nervous wreck just thinking about doing this, I was excited about seeing what would happen. To me, feeling this way is a bigger accomplishment that riding a grand prix test and just as legitimate. I am proud of myself because it wasn’t something that happened overnight and it wasn’t easy.

The first step was buying PJ 10 years ago. He gave me so much confidence by only spooking as much as I could handle. I know that sounds strange, but every time he spooked, it was minor enough that I had no problem riding through it, making the idea of spooking less scary. Then came the baby horse. To be fair to him, I started reading as many books and articles I could find and watching tons of videos on overcoming fear, following what they all taught, with exercises both on and off the horse. Nevertheless, we had a lot of ups and downs, which cumulated in a single lesson about 6 months ago (right after getting back to riding post-COVID lockdown).

We were having a particularly bad time of it, but my trainer was there and talked me through how to handle it step by step. We actually ended the ride on a good note. That was a lightbulb moment. If I could ride through the worst that this horse would do, I didn’t need to worry about the “what ifs” because I would be able to handle it.

If fear, or just lack of confidence, is something you’ve been struggling with, know that being fearful is not an intellectual problem that you can reason away. Our neural biology changes similarly to becoming addicted to something. All of the steps I took, with the bad ride being The straw that broke the camels back, so to speak, shifted my neural biology back to a less fearful state. My journey may be unique in the details, but I’m nothing special in this regard. Here’s to finding your own path to riding bliss.

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Horse Treats By, Meredith Rogers

Our country was founded on the back of a horse, so it was only appropriate that horses made their way into the White House. Ever since George Washington, our Presidents have utilized, enjoyed, and admired the magnificent horse.

The original White House stables were built in 1800 by Thomas Jefferson as a simple Georgian brick building. The stables burned down in 1864 with President Lincoln’s son’s pony inside; Lincoln ran into the burning building in an attempt to save the pony but unfortunately, could not. In 1871, Ulysses S. Grant commissioned a high Victorian, mansard-roofed stable in that was expanded in 1891 to stall 25 horses, a carriage house, tack and harness rooms, and a living area for stable staff. The end of the horse era came in 1909 when President Taft converted the stable into a garage for his large steam cars. The stables were demolished two years later.

The role of horses at the White House has also changed, going from utilitarian work machines and transportation to a good use of leisure time. President Taylor’s war veteran horse, Old Whitey, helped to mow the lawns from 1849-1850. President Grant was known to go on mad dashes with his trotters along Pennsylvania Avenue, and he even received a speeding ticket while trying to race a delivery van (the delivery van was able to keep up, so President Grant bought the horse pulling it).

President Teddy Roosevelt did a lot of pleasure riding, and if you were invited to join him, you had to follow his Rules of the Road. The entire Roosevelt family loved horses so much that one of the sons decided to bring his pony upstairs in the White House elevator to cheer up his brother who was ill. When he was offered a car, President Roosevelt said, “The Roosevelts are horse people.” President Taft didn’t have much luck with horses, which is probably why he fell under the spell of the automobile, and President Coolidge was allergic but had a mechanical horse built for exercise. Subsequent Presidents had to enjoy horses on their home properties; President Johnson had a ranch in Texas, and President Reagan had one in California. The Kennedy’s pony, Macaroni, was normally housed in Virginia but made frequent visits to the White House, where he was often allowed to freely roam the grounds.

The Kennedys with Macaroni

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SHOW RESULTS PHOENIX EQUESTRIAN CENTER June 21, 2020 Judge: Montgomery (L) USDF – TOC V. Stigler (B) You Are My Sunshine V. Stigler (C) You Are My Sunshine V. Stigler (A) You Are My Sunshine TRAINING LEVEL – TOC K. Kopec (3) Shiraz J. Morris (3) Claire L. Weintraub (1) Sterling Affaire J. Hollis (1) Assets to Envy J. Hollis (2) Assets to Envy FIRST LEVEL – TOC L. MacNamara (3) To the Max J. Morris (2) Claire K. Kopec (1) Shiraz

70.000 68.800 62.100

72.000 60.400 60.100

45.40 45.70 34.50 35.60 36.70 37.50 54.80

RHYTHM & BLUES DRESSAGE SHOW July 2, 2020 Judge: Barbosa (S) USDF – A O. Steidle Shakespeare J. Reifsnyder Jasmin K, Steinbruck River USDF – B O. Steidle Shakespeare J. Reifsnyder Jasmin K. Steinbruck River USDF – C – J B. Steidle Obi Wan Kenobi USDF – C – S S. Emerson Dancer TRAINING – 1 - J B. Steidle Obi Wan Kenobi TRAINING – 1 – S R. Rynkiewicz Destination S. Emeson Dancer TRAINING 2 – J N. Cotter Benjamin TRAINING – 2 – S Y. Emerson Rocky Y. Emerson Maximus TRAINING – 3 – J N. Cotter Benjamin TRAINING – 3 – S R. Rynkiewicz Destination Y. Emerson Rocky J. Haliday Jade

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DRESSAGE AT THE PARK July 4 & 5, 2020 Judges: Schmidt (S) & Ebner (S) July 4, 2020

COMBINED TEST ELEMENTARY C. Tanis Mariposa M. Calkin Annie Oakley CT – TOC M. Sinopoli (PS) Legacy of Honor N. Just (PS) Kye B. Nabors (N) For Mentor B. Nabors (BN) For Mentor S. Kucinski (PS) Ethel’s a Heartbreaker

FIRST – 1 J. Haliday Jade 60.000 SECOND - 1 K. Hirschman Kynynmont Dexter 66.081 SECOND – 2 K. Hirschman Kynynmont Dexter 67.439 O. Steidle Flying Colors 62.683 SECOND – 3 O. Steidle Flying Colors 67.857 THIRD – 2 J. Ross Charra 65.132 C. Schuehler Riatta 61.842 THIRD – 3 J. Ross Charra 64.875

69.375 69.063 66.563 71.250 69.688 67.188 69.500 69.750 67.308 68.846 68.462 66.379 67.586 67.414 63.621 67.931 67.931 59.828

DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION A. Romans Kasarah 79.000 TRAINING – 2 – BLM E. Laurent Juglans Y 74.655 T. Wilkinson Reina AF 68.966 B. Oesting FMR Olivia 63.103 TRAINING – 3 - GAIG L. Chumley Leeloo Dallas 73.276 M. Orlob Flambeau 71.034 T. Wilkinson Reina AF 69.310 E. Laurent Juglans Y 66.724 B. Oesting FMF Olivia 61.034 FIRST – 2 – BLM L. Chumley Kyro 71.857 B. Niebling 66.000 Kynynmont Aidan O’Sullivan M. Spence Freiheit 64.286 L. Aber Gibson 64.286 FIRST – 3 – GAIG M. Orlob Flambeau 73.611 L. Chumley Leeloo Dallas 73.194 B. Hay Shanahan 73.056 L. Chumley Julien 70.417 A. Romans Kasarah 65.833 B. Niebling 64.167 Kynynmont Aida O’Sullivan K. Worm Safir 7S 64.028 M. Donelon Rocket Man 64.054 SECOND – 2 – BLM P. Oliver Shiloh 63.902 SECOND – 3 – GAIG J. Hayes HR Zig Zag 64.762 B. Halka Herzchampionate 63.571 P. Oliver Shiloh 61.071 J. Leuenberger Tough and Groovy 60.119 THIRD – 1 L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 64.459 L. Albert Donner Tanz 52.432 THIRD – 2 – BLM L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 61.579 THIRD – 3 – GAIG M. Orlob Spirit of Joy 76.750 J. Dancer Supremont 66.000

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C. Spargo Louie Blu 62.625 B. Olie Time Lord 61.750 L. Albert Donner Tanz 59.375 E. Oliver World Player 58.125 FOURTH – 2 – BLM A. Pettit Salvador Dali 52.895 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG J. Dancer Hotstreak CF 68.611 A. Pettit Salvador Dali 58.333 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG A. Nemeth Tiko 68.382 K. Antens-Miller Baton Rouge 66.176 A. Bean Capitano 65.000 M. Bryner Sir John 62.206 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 61.912 B. Yard Divine Comedy 61.912 V. Moricco Flash 58.824 L. Hafer Titus 53.676 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG B. Yard Divine Comedy 62.500 K. Antens-Miller Andriano 60.147 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG M. Orlob Abelard 67.353 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG K. Pullen Hot Date LHF 66.957 T. Wilkinson Talisman BHF 65.000 J. Dance Viveur 62.500 K. Monks-Reilly Weltwunder 53.370 MFS – FIRST LEVEL - BLM/GAIG K. Worm Safir 7S 68.300 MFS – GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG K, Pullen Ho Date LHF 71.200 USEF 4 YO TEST M. Martin-Tucker Royal Temptation 72.200 FEI 5 YO TEST M. Martin-Tucker Lovely Leni 79.600 USEF DEVELOPING HORSE – GRAND PRIX M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur 60.875 July 5, 2020 TRAINING – 2 – BLM B. Williams Maestoso Takoma TRAINING – 3 – GAIG M. Orlob Flambeau E. Laurent Juglans Y T. Wilkinson Reina AF K. Guo Celoso B. Williams Maestoso Takoma FIRST – 1 L. Aber Gibson FIRST – 2 – BLM B. Niebling Kynynmont Aidan O’Sullivan J. Leuenberger Flight of Fancy L. Aber Gibson K. Guo Celoso FIRST – 3 – GAIG M. Orlob Flambeau L. Chumley Leeloo Dallas O. Steidle Flying Colors M. Walker Kingstown M. Martin-Tucker Lovely Leni

60.345 79.783 72.414 69.310 61.897 54.655 62.931 69.286 65.000 64.571 60.000 79.444 73.750 73.472 72.778 68.750

SHOW RESULTS B. Niebling 66.667 Kynynmont Aidan O’Sullivan J. Leuenberger Flight of Fancy 66.528 K. Worm Safir 7S 66.111 B. Brogan Whispering Ash 63.611 K. Guo Celoso 58.611 SECOND – 1 L. Chumley Julian 68.378 J. Leuenberger Delilah Jones BBH 65.946 L. Sara Carola 65.270 M. Donelan Rocket Man 63.378 SECOND – 2 – BLM M. Donelan Rocket Man 63.415 B. Brogan Whispeing Ash 61.098 A. Dicarlo Sir Dylan 57.073 SECOND – 3 – GAIG J. Leuenberger Delilah Jones BBH 71.190 M. Walker Kingstown 69.405 O. Seidle Flying Colors 67.500 P. Oliver Shiloh 66.667 B. Halka Herzchampionate 65.476 J. Leuenberger Tough and Groovy 63.929 B. Brogan Whispering Ash 62.143 THIRD – 1 L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 64.054 L. Albert Donnerr Tanz 52.162 THIRD – 2 – BLM L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 64.211 THIRD – 3 – GAIG M. Olob Spirit of Joy 78.250 J. Dancer Supremont 76.500 B. Olie Time Lord 70.250 J. Hayes HR Zig Zag 67.250 C. Spargo Louie Blu 64.875 E. Oliver World Player 64.875 J. Penso Diesto B 64.125 L. Albert Donner Tanz 62.750 FOURTH – 2 – BLM A. Bean Capitano 67.895 FOURTH - 3 – GAIG J. Dancer Hotstreak CF 71.667 V. Moricco Flash 63.750 K. Roselle Hotsafir 61.250 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG B. Yard Divine Comedy 65.000 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 64.118 M. Bryner Sir John 62.353 L. Hafer Titus 58.824 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG J. Foulon Ferrero 65.735 B. Yard Divine Comedy 63.676 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG M. Orlob Abelard 71.912 J. Foulon Ga Deva 62.059 K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF 59.853 M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur 57.647 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG J. Dancer Viveur 68.587 K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF 62.935 54.891 K. Monks-Reilly Weltwunder MFS – FIRST LEVEL – BLM/GAIG K. Worm Safir 7S 71.867 A. Romans Kasarah 71.333 MFS – GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG

T. Wilkinson USEF YO TEST B. Hay T. Wilkinson FEI 5 YO TEST L. Chumley FEI 6 YO TEST J. Hayes

Talisman BHF

69.900

Bedelia Reina AF

77.200 70.600

Kyro

75.000

HR Zig Zag

69.200

PHOENIX EQUESTRIAN CENTER July 12, 2020 Judge: Piccillo (L) USDF – TOC L. MacNamara (S-1) * To the Max K. Kopshaw (C) Indy A. Fazio (A) Little Princess A. Fazio (B) Little Princess TRAINING LEVEL – TOC J. Calabrese (3) Sweet Caroline K. Kopshaw (1) Indy J. Calabrese (2) Sweet Caroline FIRST LEVEL – TOC D. Billman (1) Raven V. Bauer (2) Lhavren V. Bauer (1) Lhavren K. Kopec (2) Shiraz

75.600 72.000 68.700 64.000 69.300 68.600 62.200 66.000 63.200 62.500 62.100

COMBINED TEST INTRODUCTORY & ELEMENTARY K. Coscia (I) Sir Timmy 38.20 C. Tanis (E) Mariposa 40.70 CT – TOC M. Sinopoli (S) Legacy of Honor 26.70 K. Vanderbeck (BN) Whinnie 30.50 B. Nabors (N) For Mentor 36.50 B. Nabos (BN) For Mentor 38.80 S. Kucinski (PS) 44.00 Ethel’s a Heartbreaker SQUARE ONE DRESSAGE SHOW August 9, 2020 Judge: O’Leary (L) USDF – A N. Hartman Carmelita Rosa OSF 67.500 L. Mulder Scenic Ride 66.560 A. Yanick Bregalad 62.500 USDF – B - J K. Zorn Four Farthings’s Rosemary 68.120 H. Sargeant Flint 67.500 A. Fazio Folly 64.380 USDF – B – DIVISION 1 - S S. Fedynich Begalad 67.810 N. Hartman Carmelita Rosa OSF 66.560 USDF – B – DIVISION 2 – S K. Yiengst Montana de Avalon 68.750 C. Rivera West Point Cadet 67.810 J. Lalley Jethro 67.810 A. Yanick Bregalad 63.440 USDF – C – J K. Zorn Four Farthings’s Rosemary 69.500

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H. Sargeant Flint 68.500 A. Fazio Folly 66.750 USDF – C – S C. Rivera West Point Cadet 71.750 J. Lalley Jethro 69.500 S. Fedynich Bregalad 67.750 K. Yiengst Montana de Avalon 67.250 N. Hartman Carmelita Rosa OSF 66.750 TRAINING – 1 M. Georgiev Saiph 68.460 H. Bath Fergie 65.000 TRAINING – 2 B. Bender Wellington 70.170 M. Georgiev Saiph 70.000 J. Calabrese Sweet Caroline 67.240 TRAINING – 3 B. Bender Wellington 70.170 J. Calabrese Sweet Caroline 64.480 FIRST – 1 C. Conroy Sent From Above 65.520 FIRST – 2 C. Conroy Sent From Above 64.140 SECOND – 3 M. Georgiev Kimba 66.550 WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY - 1 P. Coyne Hunter’s Breeze 67.730 BASIC - 1 P. Coyne Hunter’s Breeze 66.250 PHOENIX EQUESTRIAN CENTER August 16, 2020 Judge: Allen (L) USDF – TOC S. Schwiner (C) Kontraband A. Rosendale (B) Welsey A. Rosendale (A) Welsey TRAINING – 1 H. Bath Fergie FIX A TEST - USDF – C * J. Kostiv * Prospero J. Kostiv * Prospero

65.200 60.300 57.300 63.200 70.000 63.500

COMBINED TEST CT – TOC M. Colaianni (BN) Old Army B. Nabors (N) For Mentor B. Nabors (BN) For Mentor S. Kucinski (PS) Ethel’s a Heartbreaker

29.50 37.40 39.50 45.30

HORSE TRIALS HT – ELEMENTARY C. Tani Mariposa S. Schwinzer Kontraband

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SHOW RESULTS LVDA AT BCHP August 16, 2020 Judges: McMullen (S) & Annett (r) USDF – C M. Milander Just Over the Rambo 72.750 M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor 64.250 TRAINING – 1 – O T. Jones Deodora 62.308 TRAINING – 1 – OPPORTUNITY J. Bradford Spencer 78.462 M. Milander Just Over the Rambo 69.423 M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor 57.692 TRAINING – 2 – O L. Basselini Bontucci 75.690 Y. Emerson Ronaldinho 72.241 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 71.379 P. Gerkovich Pilot 70.517 A. Jackson Revolutionary 69.310 TRAINING – 3 – O – DIVISION 1 L. Basselini Bontucci 75.172 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 70.862 Y. Emerson Ronaldinho 70.172 P. Gerkovich Pilot 69.483 S. Rutherford Twist of Fate 66.897 A. Jackson Revolutionary 66.379 L. Bruno Holgazan 62.414 TRAINING 3 – O – DIVISION 2 K.Kobryn-Callaway Serena CF 71.897 M.Epstein Emmy 71.379 K.Staib Valencia 67.931 L. Cope Saint Peter 67.414 L. Cope Concerto 66.207 T. Jones Deodora 64.483 TRAINING – 3 – OPPORTUNITY J. Bradford Spencer 75.862 FIRST – 1 – O L. Bruno Holgazan 63.793 FIRST – 1 – OPPORTUNITY A.Stiles Twist of Fate 65.690 FIRST – 2 - O J. Kraenzle Fhunny Girl 74.429 S. Schmitt Sunflower 73.571 I. DeVos Ezekiel 69.714 C. Paashaus Peloton 67.714 K. STaib Valencia 64.714 M. Colgan Bennington 63.472 FIRST – 3 – O S. Schmitt Sunflower 76.806 J. Kraenzle Fhunny Girl 74.167 K. Kobryn-Callaway Serena CF 68.472 FIRST – 3 – J/AA P. Dolon Just Ginger 69.167 M. Colitto Chief Daaher 68.889 M. Colgan Bennington 60.694 P. Calantoni Rayman 68.611 A. Robinson Manhattan 67.500 M.Epstein Emmy 66.111 I.DeVos Ezekiel 62.778 FIRST – 3 – OPPORTUNITY Twis of Fate 62.639 A.Stiles SECOND – 1 – O D.Rodich Franis 71.351 P. Dolon Just Ginger 59.730

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SECOND – 2 – O A.Behrens Chasing Memorys SECOND – 3 – O K. Williams Irene A.Behrens Chasing Memorys THIRD – 1 – O C. Paashaus John Lennon J. Barnathan Hotley L E. Knipp Hero BA D. Brady Carlyle K. Kotch Jadore THIRD – 2 – O J. Ross Charra K. Kotch Jadore THIRD – 3 – O C. Riegel Fuerst Olivia J.Werner Forget the Page J. Ross Charra A.Roinson Azelte do Vouga E.Knipp Hero BA FOURTH – 1 – O K. Hirschman Kynynmont Donovan FOURTH – 2 - O J. Kraenzle Shabrina K. Hirschman Kynynmont Donovan FOURTH – 3 – O H. Parker Chiara’s Haven A.Pettit Salvador Dali J.Kraenzle Shabrina PRIX ST. GEORGES – O A. Tarjan Serenade MF R. Cowden Sinatra’s Rose RS S. Schmitt Napoleon K. Worm Quando Boy T. Hessinger ForrestElf M. Morehouse Wild Houston S. Wendkos Fotogenic M. Prange Der Tanzer INTERMEDIAIRE – I – O J. Leuengerger The Black Pear J. Stein Valkyrie INTERMEDIAIRE – II - O K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF GRAND PRIX - O K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF MFS – TOC H. Parker (3) Chiara’s Haven T. Hessinger (4) Forrest Elf P. Wolfe (4) Delaney E. Knipp (1) Whyoming RSF

63.171 64.286 61.905 62.432 59.865 58.108 57.027 54.459 64.342 61.711 62.625 59.875 58.250 56.375 48.500 60.897 62.895 61.447 63.056 57.500 56.667 72.941 70.147 64.853 62.206 60.588 60.147 59.118 47.500 66.324 63.235 62.647 66.087 69.333 67.000 65.633 65.433

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK TUESDAY EVENING DRESSAGE August 25, 2020 Judges: Stapel (r), Jones-Sinelnik (r) & Ash (L) LEADLINE * P. Ricci-Upin J. Branham USDF – A J. Scalleat A. D’Amore K. Smith

Daily Special Daily Special

69.688 66.875

Georg Shadow Olla ‘Czander

74.375 69.688 68.750

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K. Stamm Carlingford JD M. Collito Devon Lane USDF – B – DIVISION 1 K. Smith Olla ‘Czander J. Scalleat Georg E. Childers Chip K. Stamm Carlingford JD S. Walzer Nickerbacker USDF – B – DIVISION 2 J. Forliano Java A.D’Amore Shadow E. Heaton Patsy P. Malcolm Lyle USDF – C – DIVISION 1 R. Nuguid Chanel #5 E. Childers Chip M. Hager A One S. Walzer Nickerbacker M. Romanova Seven USDF – C – DIVISION 2 J. Forliano Java D. Vroom Dressed for Dinner A. D’Amore Shadow B.Stiedle Obi Wan Kenobi D. Hackmeister Banjo S.Sladkey Golden Traveler S. Puleo First Peach K. Bariahtaris Super Louie B. Seda FF Skip Stout C. Griesemer Donny TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION A J. Greener Looking Ready R. Nuguid Chanel #5 R. Barstow Dory B. Stiedle Obi Wan Kenobi C.Varettoni Blue M. Miller Hagen I. Rucki Wisteria Lane TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION B K. Knoble J-Ramzes Star O. Stiedle Shakespeare S. Sladkey Golden Traveler L. Cannillo Three Bars Attraction T. Jones Deodora S. Puleo First Peach P. Malcolm Lyle TRAINING – 2 K. Knoble J-Ramzes Star D. Hertzog-Heacock Chestnut Oak’s Luka L. Cannillo Three Bars Attraction A. Quinn Shangri La O. Stiedle Shakespeare H.Nuzzo Jerry Garcia TRAINING – 3 D. Vroom Dressed for Dinner Shangri La A. Quinn D. Hertzog-Heacock Chestnut Oak’s Luka R. Barstow Dory C. Varettoni Blue A. Collins A League Above All H. Nuzo Jerry Garcia S. Greshko Parker

61.563 58.125 70.313 68.125 67.500 65.000 59.688 70.313 68.125 65.000 59.68 66.750 64.000 63.500 62.250 56.250 74.250 72.500 71.500 67.000 65.250 63.000 60.750 60.500 60.250 58.500 67.500 66.538 66.346 66.346 64.423 64.038 59.615 73.269 71.923 67.308 66.731 66.538 65.000 59.038 71.897 68.276 68.276 67.759 67.586 59.310 70.517 69.138 67.931 67.588 67.069 67.069 64.483 60.517

SHOW RESULTS L. Bruno Holgazan TRAINING – 3 T. Jones Deodora L. Fortunato * Benji L. Fortunato Benji L. Cardany Mr. Echo FIRST - 1 K. Clarke Lavanya F. Doty Ever So Clever A. Collins A League Above All N. Bleiler Perseus K. Catagnus Touch of Grey M. Hamilton Blue N. Bleiler Khemo’s Saffyre L. Cardany Mr. Echo L. Bruno Holgazan FIRST – 2 N. Bleiler Perseus N. Krial Isosceles D. Frinzi Figuero K. Clarke Sir Rohan Riddermark L. Lynch Dexter S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino L. Cardany Mr. Echo L. Cope Saint Peter FIRST – 3 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino D. Frinzi Figuero S. Benner Milla L. Coe Saint Peter L. Lynch Dexter S. Greshko Indy F. Doty Constant Shenanigans N. Krial Isosceles SECOND – TOC S. Benner * Milla F. Kesner (3) Il Divo C. Adams (2) Goldwine TVF C. Adams (3) Goldwine TVF S.Greshko (1) Indy R. Woodeshick (1) Barney THIRD & FOURTH LEVEL – TOC L. Mikulski (3-3) Fillmar C L. Mikulski (4-3) Fillmar C

56.897 67.414 65.862 63.966 62.931 67.069 66.724 64.310 63.793 63.448 63.448 62.931 60.517 34.828 67.000 66.714 63.714 63.714 63.714 63.429 63.143 62.857 67.083 66.944 66.111 65.139 64.306 64.167 64.167 54.583 66.122 65.833 64.167 62.262 59.595 59.324 67.750 63.750

WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – TOC M. Wagner (2) Doc’s Pine Shadow 70.227 J. Smith (3) On the Rocks 68.750 M. Wagner (1) Doc’s Pine Shadow 69.722 EVENT TESTS BEGINNER NOVICE – A E. Secrest Piper P. Wahl Cando Hope M. Maloney Khemo’s Saffyre EVENT TESTS – TOC C. McKissock (2*B) Spice C. Martin (2*B) Diablo C. Martin (4*B) James C. Martin (2*B) Dexter

33.33 33.33 37.72 74.773 74.091 74.047 71.818

RHYTHM & BLUES August 26, 2020 Judge: Schmidt (S) USDF – A J. Reifsnyder Jasmine 62.500 USDF – B J. Reifsnyder Jasmine 63.438 TRAINING – 1 – OPPORTUNITY N. Cotter Benjamin 69.615 TRAINING – 2 Y. Emerson Ronaldinho 70.000 S. Rutherord Twist of Fate 67.414 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 66.207 TRAINING – 3 S. Schmitt Sunflower 71.552 E. Lewis Walk Dee Line 65.172 S. Rutherford Twist of Fate 65.172 R. Rynkiewicz Destination 61.897 Y. Emerson Ronaldinho 61.724 M. Lackey Caspian 60.000 TRAINING 3 – OPPORTUNITY N. Cotter Benjamin 67.759 FIRST – 1 A. Zimmerman 59.828 Katie Paints the Night R.Rynkiewicz Destination 59.138 M. Lackey Caspian 58.103 P. Keeler Vintage 49.828 FIRST – 2 J. Kraenzle Fhunny Girl 72.286 M. Burch Main Line Encore 65.857 S. Rinkenbach-Grauer 61.571 MVP Memphys P. Keeler Vintage 50.286 FIRST – 3 J. Kraenzle Fhunny Girl 71.389 S. Schmitt Sunflower 69.306 M. Burch Main Line Encore 62.500 S. Rinkenbach-Grauer 59.306 MVP Memphys SECOND 1 P. Zimmerman Ducati 71.081 C. Tussey-Peno Sage’s Honor 66.757 Z. Zimmerman 56.081 Katie Paints the Night SECOND - 2 J. Kraenzle Shurreal 73.357 P. Zimmerman Ducati 69.756 J. Turner Izack 69.512 SECOND – 3 J. Kraenzle Shurreal 71.786 J. Turner Izack 68.690 THIRD – 1 S. Schmitt Berktzicht Alfred 69.054 J. Barnathan Hotley L 66.622 E. Bortuzzo Selassie 65.946 THIRD – 2 J. Barnathan Hotley L 64.079 J. Ross Charra 61.842 C. Tussey-Peno Sage’s Honor 60.789 THIRD – 3 E. Bortuzzo Selassie 65.250 J. Ross Charra 64.125

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FOURTH – 1 N. Schmidt NSS Fletcher FOURTH – 2 N. Schmidt NSS Fletcher FOURTH – 3 D. Glossman Highlight J. Greener Grandmaster Flash PRIX ST. GEORGES M. O’Leary Napoleon INTERMEDIAIRE – I S. Jones Wolly Ann GRAND PRIX J. Kranezle Hhot Tamale S. Schmitt BR Danny’s Secret A. Moss Em Goodness Grace MFS – TOC H. Parker (1) Sinatra’s Melody HB J. Greener (3) Grandmaster Flash USEF 4 YO TEST H. Parker Sinatra’s Melody HB

65.256 62.237 68.750 61.806 63.235 63.235 64.783 62.022 60.761 70.100 67.600 74.200

SKIP AHEAD DRESSAGE SHOW August 29, 2020 Judge: Jones-Sinelnik (r) LEADLINE – W/T* T. Smith Preston 73.529 N. Bond Connor 71.176 G. Austino Tasmanian Devil 70.882 DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION L. Short Wiley Coyote 70.000 M. McCourt Amigo 68.000 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 65.000 USDF – A – STARTER RIDER A. Ivins Moondance 64.423 S. Gallagher Sunnyside Jate 62.187 E. Austino Tasmanian Devil 58.750 USDF – A – STARTER HORSE T. Stout Anabelle’s Wish 69.062 K. Pantelione Tiznow for America 65.000 J. Massaro Menagerie Carry on 64.687 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER J. Francis Speedbull 69.687 E. Berry Tasmanian Devil 67.187 J. Pedretti Simply Irrestable 67.187 R. Hullings Shaken Not Stirred 66.250 S. Gallagher Sunnyside Jate 61.562 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE T. Stout Anabelle’s Wish 68.125 K. Pantelione Tiznow for America 67.812 J. Massaro Menagerie Carry On 65.625 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER J. Francis Speedbull 74.000 J. Pedretti Simply Irrestable 68.250 E. Berry Tasmanian Devil 66.500 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE J. Massaro Menagerie Carry On 66.750 M.McCourt Amigo 64.000 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER C. Fenerty Donnermeister 63.269 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE M. McCourt Amigo 64.423 TRAINING – 2 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote 71.206

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SHOW RESULTS N. Yoest Ladies Strength N. Edwards Written in the Stars M. Acerbo Dartanian S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger TRAINING – 3 –Jj L. Short Wiley Coyote N. Edwards Written in the Stars N. Yoest Ladies Strength M. Acerbo Dartanian S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger TRAINING – 3 – S D. Farrington Paypal Jackpot FIRST – 1 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote FIRST – 1 – S D. Farrington Paypal Jackpot FIRST – 2 – J G.Minghenelli Ladybug Traveler FIRST – 3 – J G. Minghenelli Ladybug Traveler THIRD – 3 – S C. Mohr Lennox FOURTH – 1 S C. Mohr Lennox

70.517 67.413 64.827 64.827 68.448 68.448 68.103 65.862 61.896 63.103 63.620 64.482 65.571 68.750 64.125 65.641

LVDA AT THUNDERHEAD August 30, 2020 Judges: Bean (L) & Hessinger (L) USDF – A – J A. Romig Indy A. Bauscher Dusty Rose A. Prechtel Dhill USDF – A – S S. Morse Rowdi Magic Sundancer USDF – B – J A.Bauscher Dusty Rose A. Romig Indy A. Prechtel Dhill USDF – B – S M. Fahy Nirvana’s Beauty S. Morse Rowdi Magic Sundancer B. Morgan Destinator A. Kennedy Joey USDF – B – O J. Kraenzle Mharcasite USDF – C - J M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor USDF – C – S B. Morgan Destinator A. Kennedy Joey C. Coxe Bella Notte USDF – C – O J. Kraenzle Mharcasite J. Kraenzle Dhiamond TRAINING – 1 – J M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor TRAINING – 1 – S T. Jones Deodora R.Vaughn Brickyard Bound C. Coxe Bella Notte L. Canillo Three Bars Attraction TRAINING – 1 - O J. Kranenzle Dhiamnd

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60.625 57.188 54.375 66.875 57.500 56.875 55.625 69.375 68.438 63.125 60.938 71.250 63.750 62.500 60.750 59.000 71.250 65.500 65.577 66.154 59.808 59.808 59.038 70.962

S. Kantor Spartecus TRAINING – 2 – J E. Lewis Walk Dee Line T. Reedy Java S. Rutherford Over the Rambo TRAINING – 2 – S D. Hertzog-Heacock Chestnut Oak’s Luka L. Canillo Three Bars Attraction R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound TRAINING – 2 – O L. Cope Concerto S. Kantor Spartecus D. Drosnock L Maggie Mud TRAINING – 3 – J – DIVISION A E. Lewis Walk Dee Line S. Rutherford Twist of Fate S. Rutherford Over the Rambo T. Reedy Java TRAINING – 3 – J – DIVISION B K.Staib Valencia TRAINING – 3 – S T. Jones Deodora M. Fahy Miggy Cabrera D. Hertzog-Heacock Chestnut Oak’s Luka TRAINING – 3 – O L. Cope Concerto D. Drosnock L Maggie Mud FIRST – 1 – S L. Martell I’ll Have Another Cosmo A. Stiles Twist of Fate B. Patterson Hhighlight FIRST – 2 – J K. Staib Valencia P. Dolon Just Ginger D. Frinzi Figuero M. Metrick Othello FIRST – 2 - S L. Martell I’ll Have Another Cosmo M. Armitage Cash or Credit FIRST – 2 - O L. Cope Saint Peter FIRST – 3 – J P. Dolon Just Ginger D. Frinzi Figuero M. Metrick Othello FIRST – 3 – S A. Stiles Twist of Fate M. Armitage Cash or Credit FIRST – 3 – O L. Cope Saint Peter SECOND LEVEL – TOC A. Williams (1) Primarosa De Brio A. Williams (2) Primarosa De Brio A. Behrens (3) Bo Brown A. Behrens (2) Bo Brown FOURTH LEVEL – TOC * K. Hirschman (1) * Kynynmont Donovan K. Hirschman (2) *

70.962

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71.897 65.345 62.931

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61.897 61.034 58.103 65.690 64.138 63.448 70.690 69.483 66.897 62.586 62.931 63.966 63.793 61.552 67.069 64.310 61.034 60.517 57.414 63.429 63.286 63.286 63.000 63.429 54.571 60.000 63.194 62.083 62.083 60.556 54.028 58.611 64.189 61.829 57.619 56.585 65.000 62.105

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INTRODUCTORY – 2 K. Foster Amy Jane

66.667

SADDLEBROOK RIDGE EQUESTRIAN CENTER SCHOOLING DRESSAGE September 5, 2020 Judge: Wilson (L) LEADLINE – W - S * L. Balderton Fatham Drive 88.125 USDF – A – STARTER HORSE - S M. Verlengia Feir Brand 67.187 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE – S M. Verlengia Feir Brand 67.812 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – S H. Balderston Fatham Drive 64.500 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER – S H. Baldeston Fatham Drive 64.807 TRAINING – 1 – O – S K. Williams Sweet William 62.307 FIRST – 1 – S M. Tomasello Lance 57.931 FIRST – 2 – S K. Nelson For Pete’s Sake 63.714 FIRST – 3 – S K. Nelson For Pete’s Sake 61.250 M. Tomasello Lance 57.083 TRAINING – 2 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 66.724 S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger 58.793 TRAINING – 3 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 64.655 G. Fernandez Great Bear 63.448 FIRST – 1 G. Fernandez Great Bear 63.955 THIRD – TOC * E. Scelba-Johnson (2) EMR Arising 66.315 E. Scelba-Johnson (1) EMR Arising 63.648 K. Thiessen (3) Santonio 60.875 B. Heitzmann (3) Dear Cat 57.625 FOURTH – 1 * C. Mohr Lennox E. Scelba-Johnson Courture 58.717 MFS – PAS DE DEUX – TRAINING LVL S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger 66.500 C. Mohr Lennox MFS – PAS DE DEUX – THIRD LEVEL * E. Scelba-Johnson Acclamation 71.500 B. Heitzmann Dear Cat DRESSAGE AT STONE TAVERN – I September 4 & 5, 2020 Judges: Barbosa (S), Berry (S) & Wadeborn (S) SEPTEMBER 4, 2020 USDF – TOC K. Johnson Kocktail Thyme ERS TRAINING – 1 – O

69.063

SHOW RESULTS C. Reilly Roxavel 65.577 TRAINING – 2 – BLM L. Basselini Bontucci 75.172 TRAINING – 3 – GAIG L. Basselini Bontucci 69.828 K. Kobryn-Callaway Serena CF 68.621 A. Robinson Manhattan 67.241 FIRST – 1 – O J. Leuenberger Flight of Fancy 72.414 C. Reilly Roxavel 62.414 FIRST – 2 – BLM J. Rondinelli Andrift NTF 66.857 S. Kotoulek Black Dogs Flute 66.857 M. Morgounova Lincoln 63.000 FIRST – 3 – GAIG F. Kesner Il Divo 70.278 K. Kobryn-Callaway Serena CF 68.889 J. Leuenberger Flight of Fancy 68.333 M. Morgounova Lincoln 65.556 J. Rondinelli Andrift NTF 63.889 S. Kotoulek Black Dogs Flute 63.611 A. Robinson Manhattan 62.500 SECOND – 1 – O K. Worm Safir 7S 65.270 E. Allen Quinntessential 64.865 L. Sara Carola 64.865 P. St. Jacques Lionheart 61.081 SECOND – 3 – GAIG L. Mikulski Goldwine of TVF 65.119 J. Leuenberger Delilah Jones BBH 65.000 F. Kesner Il Divo 63.214 THIRD – 1 – O E. O’Neill Funky Boy 68.108 E. Bortuzzo Selassie 66.622 J. Turner Izack 65.811 P. St. Jacques Diamond Jubilee 65.270 L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 65.135 E.Lambert Berktzicht Alfred 65.000 E. Banks 62.973 Canadream Kelbeck YouandMe THIRD – 2 – BLM L. Ackerman Protégé BPF 63.684 THIRD – 3 – GAIG A. Howard Florelli 70.125 S. Christensen Batida De Coco 69.250 E. O’Neill Funky Boy 67.875 E. Bortuzzo Selassie 67.625 E. Banks 65.250 Canadream Kelbeck YouandMe J. Turner Izack 65.000 L. Mikulski Goldwine of TVF 63.250 E. Lambert Berktzicht Alfred 62.875 FOURTH – 1 – O C. Spargo Louie Blu 66.538 J. Fischer Sain Remy 63.718 FOURTH – 2 – BLM M. Morgounova Lord Byron 60.921 A. Pettit Salvador Dali 55.921 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG 62.917 A. Pettit Salvador Dali PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG – J M. Collito Royal Angel 65.588 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG – AA K. Roselle Hotsafir 66.912

R. Lord Don Amigo 66.765 R. Lord G Force W 66.176 R. Lord Apassionata 64.853 S.Wendkos Fotogenic 63.382 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG – O M. Orlob Be Happy 72.059 P. St. Jacques Qhuo Vadis 67.941 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 66.324 K. Antens-Miller Baton Rouge 66.176 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG S. Schmitt Napoleon 64.412 R. Cowden Sinatra’s Rose RS 64.265 K. Antens-Mille Adriano 61.912 R. Gordon-Beck Dark Prankster 60.735 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG R. Lord Tyara 69.118 S. Hodgson Wyoming J 63.824 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG K. Pullen Hot Date LHF 66.304 J. Kraenzle Hhot Tamale 63.152 J. Dancer Viveur 62.283 S. Schmitt BR Danny’s Secret 62.065 MFS – USDF – TOC H. Parker (4) Hannah Parker 65.833 MFS – FEI – TOC K. Pullen (GP) Hot Date LHF 70.750 W. Furlong (I-I) Amazzing 65.675 SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 USDF – TOC K. Johnson (B) Kocktail Thyme ERS L. Litwin (C) Dickens TRAINING – 2 – BLM B. Williams Maestoso Takoma TRAINING – 3 – GAIG A. Robinson Manhattan A. French Seaforth’s Shining Waters C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody G. Carbajal Finesse S. Wayner Andy LEF A. Jackson Revolutionary T. Schock Sterling B. Williams Maestoso Takoma FIRST – 1 – O P. McConnell River T. Weeks Sir Joshua D. Snyder Cherokee GK FIRST – 2 – BLM S.Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino J. Rondinelli Andrit NTF D. Sandstom-McKellar Chancellor C. Scott Tullamore Dew P. McConnell River T. Weeks Sir Joshua FIRST – 3 - GAIG J. Leuenberer Flight of Fancy F. Kesner Il Divo M. Colgan Bennington N. Barbe Eazy A.Robinson Manhattan S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino

66.250 66.000 63.276 68.966 67.931 66.379 65.690 65.517 60.345 60.172 53.966 65.862 62.241 60.690 67.286 65.857 65.857 61.571 59.429 58.571 72.083 69.028 68.194 67.639 67.500 66.944

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J. Rondinelli Andrit NTF D. Sandstrom-McKellar Chancellor P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist SECOND – 1 – O M. Walker Kingstown L. Sara Carola N. Barbye Eazy P. S. Jacques Hey Jude P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist SECOND – 2 – BLM D.Wallish Armando SFI SECOND – 3 – GAIG J. Leuenberger Delilah Jones BBH M. Walker Kingstown T. Uzman Dansby F. Kesner Il Divo D. Wallish Armando SFI S. Wayner Lyrical K. Worm Safir 7S P. St. Jacques Lionheart THIRD – 1 – O E. O’Neill Funky Boy L. Ackerman Protégé BPF E. Banks Canadream Kelbeck YouandMe P. St. Jacques Diamond Jubilee C. Pellegrino Denali C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve THIRD – 2 – BLM E.Donaldson Brilliant H J. Hayes HR Zig Zag THIRD – 3 – GAIG J. Dancer Supremont E. Bortuzzo Selassie E. O’Neill Funky Boy E. Donaldson Brilliant H J. Hayes HR Zig Zag E. Banks Canadream Kelbeck YouandMe C. Pellegrino Denali C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve FOURTH – 1 – O E. Bortuzzo Selassie J. Dancer Hotstreak CF A. Robertson Guilder C. Spargo Louie Blu J. Fischer Saint Remy J. Penso Diesto B FOURTH – 2 – BLM N. Bleiler Danahall J. Fischer Saint Remy FOURTH – 3 – GAIG L. Chumley Santa Barbara Dash J. Dancer Hotstreak CF PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG R. Cowden Sinatra’s Rose RS K. Antens-Miller Baton Rouge P. St. Jacques Qhuo Vadis K. Worm Quando Boy N. Bleiler Danahall S. Gallagher Furst Henning K. Roselle Hotsafir INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl

66.389 65.000 61.389 68.784 65.135 62.432 58.784 57.432 63.537 67.262 66.667 63.571 62.857 62.738 62.619 60.952 55.119 70.270 65.270 62.432 61.351 58.514 57.432 69.211 65.132 70.500 69.125 68.875 66.125 66.010 61.000 57.000 55.375 68.205 67.179 66.410 63.462 62.821 62.692 64.079 61.579 67.917 65.139 68.529 66.618 66.176 65.294 65.147 64.706 63.235 65.735

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SHOW RESULTS K. Antens-Miller Adriano 64.706 R. Lord Don Amigo 63.971 R. Lord Apassionata 62.059 R. Lord G Force W 61.618 INTERMEDIAIRE – II - BLM/GAIG K. Kobryn-Callaway Donatella CF 63.259 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG C.Akavickas Deodoro VO 65.217 S. Gallagher Katee Mountain 62.174 M.Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur 60.761 E. Donaldson Mr. Bates 60.000 A.Moss Em Goodness Grace 57.826 MFS – FEI - TOC J. Foulon (II) Ferrero 65.625 J. Foulon (GP) Marco 65.250 3/4/5 MATERIALE – C/G/S E. Donaldson Minkah 87.000 DRESSAGE AT STONE TAVERN – II September 6, 2020 Judges: Barbosa (S) & Berry (S) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION J. Wall Dansby 75.000 USDF – A R. Long 64.375 The Little Engine That Could USDF – B K. Johnson Krown oal Thyme ERS 68.750 R. Long 64.688 The Little Engine That Could USDF - C R. Long 60.000 The Little Engine That Could TRAINING – 3 – GAIG A. Jackson Revolutionary 66.379 T. Parrish Saracchi 65.690 A. French 64.310 Seaforth’s Shinng Waters C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody 63.966 L. Cope Concerto 63.448 T. Schock Sterling 63.103 FIRST – 1 – O J. Wall Dansby 63.793 P. McConnell River 61.724 FIRST – 2 – BLM – J I. Flad Jedi Master 69.429 FIRST – 2 - BLM – AA J. Rondinelli Andrit NTF 67.857 P. McConnell River 66.429 FIRST – 2 – BLM - O C. Paasaus John Lennon 68.286 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 67.857 FIRST – 3 – GAIG O. Steidle Flying Colors 70.417 F. Kesner Il Divo 69.861 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 68.611 S. Finn Tate’s Fuerst Dance Dash 68.472 A. Robinson Manhattan 68.056 P. Calantoni Rayman 64.306 FIRST – 3 – GAIG/ - J I. Flad Jedi Master 66.389 T.Parrish Saracchi 65.139 FIRST – 3 –GAIG – AA

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J. Rondinelli Andrit NTF 69.444 J. Garutti Labras Leannon 65.833 FIRST – 3 – GAIG – O O. Steidle Flying Colors 70.417 F. Kesner Il Divo 69.861 S.Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 66.611 S. Finn Tate’s Fuerst Dance Dash 68.472 A.Robinson Manhattan 68.056 P. Calantoni Rayman 64.306 SECOND – 1 – O S. Finn Tate’s Fuerst Dance Dash 65.676 P. Zimmerman Ducati 64.865 SECOND – 2 – BLM P. Zimmerman Ducati 70.366 M. Walker Kingstown 70.000 D. Wallish Armando SFI 67.927 N. Barbye Eazy 66.951 SECOND – 3 – GAIG D. Wallish Armando SFI 65.119 O. Steidle Flying Colors 63.214 K. Worm Safir 7S 60.833 J. Garutti Labras Leannon 60.714 F. Kesner Il Divo 57.976 THIRD – 1 – O E. Banks 66.622 Canadream Kelbeck YouandMe L. Lende-Smith Rouxsue 64.054 L. Albert Donner Tanz 63.649 V. Kager Sage Advice 62.838 C. Pellegrino Denali 62.297 C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve 62.297 L. Frumova Aramis 60.405 THIRD – 2 – BLM L. Frumova Aramis 62.237 THIRD – 3 - GAIG J. Dancer Supremont 70.250 A. Howard Florelli 66.875 E. Allen Quinntessential 62.875 L.Albert Donner Tanz 61.500 C.Pellegrino ChristmasEve 57.875 C.Pellegrino Denali 54.625 FOURTH – 1 – O K. Johnson De Lite 65.513 FOURTH – 2 – BLM M. Morgounova Lord Byron 59.342 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG M. Orlob Spirit of Joy 71.528 L. Chumley Sana Barbara Dash 70.417 J. Dancer Hotstreak CF 67.639 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG - J M. Collito Royal Angel 66.618 P.Wolfe Delaney 63.382 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG M. Orlob Be Happy 70.000 A. Bean Capitano 67.353 K. Worm Quando Boy 67.206 S. Gallagher Furst Henning 64.853 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG R. Lord G Force W 66.176 R. Lord Don Amigo 66.029 R. Lord Apassionata 62.941 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG R. Lord Tyara 68.235 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

J. Dancer Viveur J. Kraenzle Hhot Tamale S. Gallagher Kaytee Mountain M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur L. Lende Maestro XIX MFS – USDF – TOC – BLM/GAIG M. Walker (2) Kingstown H. Parker (4) Chiara’s Haven MFS – FEI – TOC – BLM/GAIG W. Furlong (I-I) Amazzing

68.152 64.130 63.261 60.761 58.913 75.500 67.733 65.275

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK HORSE TRIALS September 6, 2020 BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN:1 l. Heard B’s Bundle of Joy 29.50 C. Martin Redfield Jannie 30.80 T.Astacio Money to Burn 30.80 N. White Wild Eyed and Wicked 32.30 C. Lofgren-Rowe Intrepid Son 34.20 M. Ratliff Koda 35.00 N. Olijslager 37.40 Northern Quest Blue Sea J. Green Rebel Yell 40.40 R. Zeitlin Just One More 66.40 BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN:2 E. Warren Whoop Whoop De Do 39.80 W. Carlucci GL Triumph 42.30 C. Sharp Hazel Rock Sun 42.80 M. Bauersfeld Valor of War 44.40 L. Bialek Fenway 48.30 J. Rettenmyer Knox 51.20 K. Fryer Majestic Sun 58.10 K. Guo Celoso 70.70 A. Syarth Lakota Moon 88.10 BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN:3 C. Martin Redfield Cassidy 24.80 C. Martin Redfield HSH Conner 25.50 L. Heard Bryn Taran Laurel 26.80 R.Wood Ben Lomond 28.60 S. Wiese Simply Ben 29.80 B. Yard Poppet 31.00 S. McCloy SH Right on The Money 57.80 M. Bryner Trimtron Hanover 62.60 NOVICE, ON:1 C. Martin Redfield Haras 27.90 E. Humble My Painted Princess 29.50 M. Cracknell Commanding Curve 34.50 K. Hyduke Domus R 35.50 A. Weigand Wicked Huntsman 37.80 R. Streilein Jake 39.80 NOVICE, ON:2 S. Hagaman Newsham Diamond 27.10 M. Bryner Quaden AF 28.60 D. White Esprit de Barbereau 34.10 C. Martin Life Story 34.50 J. Graven Share Option 35.20 L.Skala Forthcommons Cool Boy 36.40 I. Bosley Cooley Bright 40.40 L. Skala Eric 41.70 42.50 M. Gallen Rule Five E. Bortuzzo 57.10 Theodore Cornet Obolensky

SHOW RESULTS S. McCloy Carlingford’s Simply Harry PRELIMINARY/TRAINING, PT C. Martin Farwest de Barbereau L. Heard Cooley Greystones C. Martin Redfield Fellow M. Pellegrini CiciTop B. Kilgo-Kelly Duke of Waymore W. Englehardt WEC Emperor of Hope C. Martin Redfield King J. Prettyman Cooley Mullingar M. Bryner Esperance TRAINING, OT:1 C. Martin Redfield Galway Blake R. Schnarr Pleasan Rendezvous R. Wood Bellavista R. Wood Ben Nevis B. Champagne Wallaroo W M. Pendleton Mystic Fair C. Martin Redfield Champion M. Pendleton Magic Spirit C. Ireland Florida Bay TRAINING, OT:2 A. Peloquin Frankie T. Woodeshick Alley I. Bosley Paper Doll M. Pendleton Prinz Von Der Ahe ICF B. McGuire Lorax C. Ieland Oscar M. Martinez Sibon Rose E. Jacobs Buckharo H. Pizzie Start the Music

86.10 28.70 32.30 32.80 34.40 39.10 42.10 42.90 42.90 104.50 26.10 29.10 29.30 29.30 31.40 33.00 33.80 35.60 58.00 33.70 34.80 35.30 35.50 41.80 49.60 50.60 54.70 158.60

LVDA AT BCHP SCHOOLING & CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW September 12, 2020 Judges: Jones-Sinelnik (r) & Forer (R) OPEN CLASSES USDF – A A. Prechtel Dhill USDF – B A. Prechtel Dhill TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION A R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION B J. Kraenzle Ehiliot J. Kraenzle Shiraz RSF TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION A K. Kobryn-Callaway Ivan ISF J. Kraenzle Siraz RSF J. Kraenzle Ehiliot TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION B R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound C. Bednarczyk Aces Us TRAINING – 3 – DIVISION A S. Rutherford Twist of Fate TRAINING – 3 – DIVISION B K. Kobryn-Callaway Ivan ISF C. Bednarczyk Aces Us J. Melander Inkling

68.438 71.563 65.769 66.346 64.808 76.207 70.862 68.448 61.034 59.310 71.897 72.586 63.966 60.862

FIRST – 1 A. Stieh Red Rubicon 65.517 FIRST – 2 S. Morse Ravehill Tsornin 61.143 A. Stieh Red Rubicon 58.286 FIRST – 3 R. Koch Silver’s Destiny 67.639 S. Morse Ravenhill Tsornin 64.306 SECOND – 3 R. Koch Silver’s Destiny 65.238 THIRD – 3 – DIVISION A P. Weston Let the Cat Out 63.125 THIRD – 3 – DIVISION B J. Rosenblum Brunello 59.875 CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES * DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION R. Koch Silver’s Destiny USDF – A – J A. Bauscher Dusty Rose A. Romig Indy USDF – A – S A. Kennedy Joey B. Morgan Destinator USDF – B – J A. Romig Indy A. Bauscher Dusty Rose USDF – B – S B. Morgan Destinator A. Kennedy Joey USDF – C – J M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor USDF – C – S J. Melander Inkling USDF – C – O K. Clarke Lavanya TRAINING – 1 – J M. Frankenfield Classic Endeavor TRAINING – 1 – S J. Melander Inkling TRAINING – 1 – O K. Clarke Laanya TRAINING – 2 - J B. Lewis Walk Dee Line K. Staib Valencia L. Bos Duncan T. Reedy Jaa S. Rutherford Just Over the Rambo TRAINING – 2 – S B. Kauffman Truckee Groom D. Drosnock L Maggie Mud T. Jones Deodora P. Gerkovich Pilot TRAINING – 2 – O L. Cope Concerto TRAINING – 3 – J B. Lewis Walk Dee Line K. Staib Valencia S. Rutherford Just Over the Rambo T. Reedy Java L. Bos Duncan TRAINING – 3 – S

75.000 66.250 64.688 67.813 66.875 68.750 63.125 61.875 59.063 66.750 66.750 70.000 65.000 59.231 63.077 73.621 70.517 68.897 64.310 63.793 68.448 67.931 67.414 59.138 71.379 66.724 66.552 60.690 59.828 57.931

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D. Drosnock L Maggie Mud B. Kauffman Truckee Groom T. Jones Deodora TRAINING – 3 – O L. Cope Concerto FIRST – 2 – J M. Metrick Othello D. Frinzi Figuero P. Dolon Just Ginger FIRST – 2 – S A. Williams Primarose De Brio A.Stiles Twist of Fate M. Armitage Cash or Credit FIRST – 2 – O L. Cope Saint Peter FIRST – 3 – J M. Metrick Othello D. Frinzi Figuero P. Dolon Just Ginger FIRST – 3 – S A. Williams Primarosa De Brio A. Stiles Twist of Fate M. Armitage Cash or Credit FIRST – 3 – O L. Cope Saint Peter FOURTH – 2 – O R. Kuc Rumor Has It FOURTH – 3 – O R. Kuc Rumor Has It

65.517 61.897 60.690 61.207 67.000 66.000 65.000 71.429 66.286 58.857 65.714 65.278 65.139 62.222 63.889 59.444 54.444 59.583 57.500 60.833

PHOENIX EQUESTRIAN CENTER September 12, 2020 Judge: Hipple (L) USDF – A D. Sidtis Star A. Rosendale Wesley M. Calkin Annie Oakley USDF – B A. Rosendale Wesley H.Bath Lizzo D.Sidtis Star USDF – C C. Tanis Mariposa M. Muys Bentley H. Bath Lizzo TRAINING – 1 M.Muys Bentley G. Pavel LeDeDa L. Shanon Timber G. Pavel Lucy TRAINING – 2 G. Pavel Lucy G. Pavel LaDeDa K. Kopshaw Indy TRAINING – 3 C. Curcio Raspotnik’s Lucas K.Kopshaw Indy

69.600 67.500 66.800 71.500 69.600 65.000 69.500 69.200 68.500 72.300 70.100 69.000 66.900 71.500 68.900 68.200 71.800 68.700

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SHOW RESULTS G. Valeri * Foxfire Girl 63.275 TRAINING – 2 – S N. DelGiorno Note Worthy 73.965 30.30 J. McAlister Samson 70.517 30.50 D. Zerns Tip Toe Timmy 63.620 32.40 C. Schnieder Bella Rosa 49.137 32.80 TRAINING – 3 – J 35.80 L. Short Wiley Coyote 69.310 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 65.344 Marimba 65.344 SUDDENLY FARM SCHOOLDING SHOW B. Holland S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 63.793 September 12, 2020 S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger 59.482 Judges: Elgart (r) & Schmidt (L) TRAINING – 3 – S N. DelGiorno Note Worthy 74.310 LEADLINE- W * Samson 64.655 T. Smith Conor 70.625 J. McAlister D. Zerns Tip Toe Timmy 62.413 LEADLINE – W/T* Budweiser 55.172 G. McConaghy Conor 66.470 S. Parnell C. Schneider Bella Rosa 49.655 DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION FIRST – 1 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote 7.20 L. Short Wiley Coyote 69.137 E. Berry Tasmanian Devil 6.90 N. Edwards Written in te Stars 66.206 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 6.08 C. Logue HS Wrosalette 61.206 USDF – A – STARTER RIDER – J A. Ivins Moondance 68.125 FIRST – 2 – J C. Louge HS Wrosalette 60.571 USDF – A – STARTER HORSE – J L. Abouelfadi Golden Boy 66.562 FIRST – 2 – S L. DeSutter Cat 67.142 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER - J Mine On Me 65.428 S. Mason Ritz 61.875 F. Buchalski For Pete Sake 62.714 S. Robinson Ratavi 60.000 K. Nelson P. Zimmerli Just The One 58.285 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER – J A. Ivins Moondance 68.125 FIRST – 3 – S Cat 66.111 J. Stirparo The Irish Falcon 60.000 L. DeSutter M.McHale Giselle 63.750 USDF - B – STARTER RIDER – S For Pete Sake 63.194 B. Nice LA Baltic Silver Star 65.612 K. Nelson F. Buchalski Mind of Me 62.361 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE – J L. Abouelfadi Golden Boy 68.437 SECOND – 1 – S M. McHale Giselle 63.243 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – J M. Barnard Devilish Antics 63.750 S. Burgess Concerto’s Thunder 62.702 Acclamation 61.892 P. Frenksvich Shanny 63.750 T. Mokszycki S. Mason Ritz 62.750 THIRD -1 – S J. Francis Speedball 58.500 E. Scelba-Johnson EMR Arising 61.621 S. Robinson Ratavi 58.500 THIRD – 3 – S J. Pedretti Simply Irresistable 56.750 E. Scelba-Johnson EMR Arising 60.375 K. Thiessen Santonio 58.750 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – J E. Berry Tasmanian Devil 70.000 FOURTH – 1 – S 59.324 J. Stirparo The Irish Falcon 58.750 E. Scelba-Johnson Couture GRAND PRIX – S TRAINING – 1 - STARTER RIDER – J KB Jull Fahim 59.239 P. Frankovich Shanny 65.961 S. Hodgson M. Barnard Devilish Antics 65.576 MFS – FIRST LEVEL – S Just the One 58.333 J. Francis Speedball 58.461 P. Zimmerli J. Pedretti Simply Irresistable 57.884 RHYTHM & BLUES DRESSAGE SHOW TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER – J September 13, 2020 E. Berry Tasmanian Devil 65.000 Judge: Allen (L) TRAINING – 1 STARTER RIDER – S M. Legette The Irish Falcon 60.192 USDF – A TRAINING – 2 – J Jasmine 70.000 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 68.275 J. Reifsnyder River 66.563 B. Holland Marimba 66.724 K. Steinbrueck S.Wichrowski SB Two Timer 63.275 USDF – B River 73.125 S. Lerner Too Tall Tiger 60.689 K. Steinbrueck O. Steidle Shakespeare 71.250 TRAINING – 2 – S G. Valeri Foxfire Girl 67.068 J. Reifsnyder Jasmine 67.813 A. Reynolds Newman on the Block 66.896 USDF – C TRAINING – 2 - S * S. Emerson Dancer 70.750 A. Reynolds* Newman on the Block 63.275 B. Steidle Obi Wan Kenobi 62.000 R. Leveque (I) Trilogy COMBINED TEST – TOC S. Schwinzer (PS) Kontraband M. Sinopoli (BN) Legacy of Honor B .Nabors (N) For Mentor B. Nabors (BN) For Mentor S. Kurinski (PS) Ethel’s a Heartbreaker

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TRAINING – 1 S. Emerson Dancer Y. Emerson Victor B. Steidle Obi Wan Kenobi O. Steidle Shakespeare TRAINING – 2 Y. Emerson Rocky Y. Emerson Victor N. Cotter Benjamin A.Geiser Cubby TRAINING – 3 Y. Emerson Rocky N. Cotter Benjamin A. Hafler Cubby FIRST – 1 L. Master Dancer Y. Emeson Maximus FIRST – 2 A. Gilbert Ransom CB FIRST – 3 A. Gilbert Ransom CB SECOND – 3 C. Goldberg Caramel’s Wunderbar THIRD – 1* C. Goldberg Caramel’s Wunderbar O. Steidle Lofty THIRD – 2 * J. Ross Charra O. Steidle Lofty C. Schuehler Riatta THIRD – 3 * J. Ross Charra

70.000 69.038 61.346 58.077 71.552 69.310 65.345 59.655 68.966 68.103 57.414 62.759 62.241 65.571 65.278 69.286 65.676 56.892 61.316 55.263 54.868 64.375

APPLEWOOD FARM DRESSAGE, CT & CR SHOW September 16, 2020 Judes: Barbosa (S) & Stapel (r) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION O. Mertz Majestic S. Nuzzo Crown Royal USDF – A A. Rosendale Wesley L. Koenig Lola M. Farrie * Nibbles USDF – B K. Stangle Maestro J. Story Valentino E. Gerardo Travis A. Rosendale Wesley L. Koenig Lola M. Farrie * Nibbles USDF – C O. Mertz Majestic K. Stangle Maestro TRAINING – 1 K. Stangle Valentino O. Mertz Majestic S. Nuzzo Crown Royal M. Gerrity Great Staar TRAINING – 2 R. Kilker Danny Boy D. McGrew Brief Encounter M. Gerrity Great Staar

80.000 75.000 69.63 68.125 62.188 70.313 68.438 68.875 65.938 65.625 57.188 68.750 65.000 67.885 67.115 66.154 60.769 71.034 64.828 63.621

SHOW RESULTS C. Bednarczyk Aces Up 62.586 TRAINING – 3 R.Kilker Danny Boy 69.138 C. Bednarczyk Aces Up 60.517 TRAINING - TOC M. Payne (2) Layla 71.034 M. Payne (3) Layla 69.483 R. Beesch (2) Marvelous Maeve 67.414 R. Beesch (3) Marvelous Maeve 64.483 TRAINING – FIRST LEVEL – TOC H. Fonseca (T-3) Zeus 68.793 H. Fonseca (T-2) Zeus 68.621 J. Cutler (T-3) Premier Jet 68.448 J. Cutler (T-2) Premier Jet 68.276 A. Semanchik (1-2) Thor 65.143 J. Quinn (T-3) Sterling 60.689 SECOND – TOC A. Hoogsteen (2-2) Sandra Lee 68.181 A. Hoogsteen (2-3) Sandra Lee 67.857 P. Clucas (2-3) Lookover Erin 67.857 P. Clucas (2-2) Lookover Erin 65.366 THIRD – FOURTH LEVEL – TOC P. Weston (4-1) Embracing Picasso 66.667 D. Penner-Smith (3-1) Greysen 59.595 PRIX ST. GEORGES S. Herster Dario 63.235 EVENTING USEA – TOC M. Kepferle Anakin USEA – TOC M. Kepferle (N-A) DB Cooper J. Gordon (BN-B) King J. Gordon (BN-A) King

31.88 24.29 32.75 35.00

COMBINED TEST STARTER J. Petrolino Hyacinth ISF 36.67 J. Quinn Sterling 37.22 K. Stangle Mikke 37.72 L. Sargent The Scrivener 39.83 BEGINNER NOVICE A. Semanchik Thor 33.75 P. Brienza Zoe 35.50 T. Lasusa High Stakes 37.00 R. Zeitlin Travis 39.00 P. Chin * Gamine 41.75 M. Fodor Great Wheels 42.25 NOVICE T. Brienza Highlander 30.24 L. Fallon Double Entendre 30.95 C. Lofgren Intrepid Son 33.29 A.Terleckyj Moon Drive 34.29 A. Semanchik Queen’s Corredor 35.00 HPNJ SCHOOLING FUN SHOW September 20, 2020 Judge: Burgess (L) USDF – A – STARTER RIDER A. Hastings Snickers K. Meola Marshall

62.812 56.250

USDF – A – STARTER HORSE E. Banks Blackberry 70.000 H. Kerr Jazz 62.187 E. Wolek LiliBeatstheBand 61.250 A. Dalessio Sporty’s Gld Rush 58.125 J. Coyne Little Miss Piggy 54.687 H. Meagher Unbridled Charge 54.062 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER A. Hastings Snickerrs 63.437 K. Meola Marshall 55.000 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE E. Banks Blackberry 68.437 H. Kerr Jazz 64.687 E. Wolek LiliBeatstheBand 62.187 A. Dalessio Sporty’s Gold Rush 56.875 H. Meagher Unbridled Charge 54.062 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER R. Long 63.000 The Little Engine That Could USDF – C – STARTER HORSE A. Scaff G Double 56.000 TRAINING – 1 – STARER RIDER – J N,. Winouski Woodland’s Gee Whiz 64.230 O. Scaff Cover Girl 57.307 TRAINING – 1 STARTER RIDER – S K. Hipner Golden Girl 66.346 R. Long 62.884 The Little Engine That Could J. Bintliff Accountable 59.230 TRAINING – 2 – J N. Winouski Woodland’s Gee Whiz 65.862 A. Moore Colbie 63.620 TRAINING – 2 – S C. Qasim Rock Harbour 68.275 C. Williams Toulouse 68.275 J. Bintiliff Accountable 61.206 K. Taler JR 53.275 TRAINING – 3 – J A. Moore Colbie 56.206 TRAINING – 3 – S C. Williams Toulouse 68.793 C. Qasim Rock Harbour 63.620 C. Lord Golden Girl 59.137 FIRST – 1 – S V. Thompson Dry Clean Only 63.103 FIRST – 2 – S L. DeMaria One in a Millie 59.714 B. Graham Change of Heart 58.714 FIRST – 3 – S L. DeMaria Once in a Millie 64.027 V. Thompson Dry Clean Only 63.611 B. Graham Change of Heart 60.694 SECOND – 1 – S K. Coleman Fagedaboutit Pal 67.702 SECOND – 2 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 60.121 SECOND – 2 – S B. Frayman Happy 60.731 SECOND – 3 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 58.690 SECOND – 3 – S T. Ostrowski Champsville Quincy 64.047 K. Coleman Fagedaboutit Pal 62.142

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

B. Frayman Happy THIRD – 1 – S * E. Banks Ridzert JH T. Ostrowski Champsille Quincy THIRD – 2 – S * E. Banks * Ridzert JH

59.404 65.675 55.945 66.447

WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 1 – STARTER HORSE M. Offermann 58.409 Red Sky’s Boomerang E. Galindo Diamond Dust Princess 49.090 INTRODUCTORY – 2 – STARTER HORSE M. Offermann 57.500 Red Sky’s Boomerang INTRODUCTORY – 3 – STARTER HORSE J. Sarni Colonel Doc Bar 54.000 EVENTING USEA MODIFIED B – S E. Hurley Merlot 65.681 USEA BEGINNER NOVICE – B – S E. Wolek Every Move 69.000 J. Merrill Maudlin in Time 68.500

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