ESDCTA Collective Remarks November 2018

ESDCTA MAGAZINE

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

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Dressage Training Symposium with Lilo Fore

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ESDCTA Year End Awards!

Sharing What I Learned at the Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel Clinic

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Region One Youth Team Competition

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The Amateur Dilemma

Behind the Scenes at a Horse Trial The Most Fun You Can Have Without a Horse

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News from Outside the Ring

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Show Results

Announcement: Renew Your Membership A new competition year began in November. You probably have already renewed your memberships to US Equestrian, USDF, and USEA. It’s also time to renew your ESDCTA membership. Please go to: www.ESDCTA.org. It’s easy and can be done online. If you are not a member at the time you show, those scores will not count towards year-end awards or for qualifying for Championships.

We are always looking for people to help with shows. Not only will you receive volunteer hours for year-end awards, but we feed you and provide gas money. It’s also great way to learn more about what you can do to help yourself when it’s your turn enter the ring. Plus, you’ll meet a whole new crew of horsey friends! We need volunteers for both dressage and eventing shows throughout the year.

Please contact dressage@esdcta.com (dressage) or janmpel@msn.com (eventing) for more information.

No experience necessary.

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President’s Message Hi! Ok, here comes November! We had a very successful New Jersey Horse Trials and Eventing Championships, a fantastic ESDCTA Dressage Championships, and a really fun and supportive USDF Region 1 Youth Team Competition in late September and early October.

We have also hosted a 3 day clinic with Christine Stuckelberger the last weekend in October. (You can read about that next month). I can tell you that Christine is a very caring and lovely person who was strict about correctness of horse and rider basics, and helped improve both riders and horses, while always being supportive and encouraging.

We have the Turkey Trot (hunter pace/trail ride) Sunday, November 18, at the Horse Park of New Jersey and co-sponsored by the Horse Park of New Jersey. This is always a lot of fun and a great way to get horses out and about for some destressing for them (and us) after competition season.

If you have any ideas for clinics or events for next year, please let us know! Now is the time. We already have the Lilo Fore Symposium April 6 & 7, organized by Kem Barbosa and Willette Brown, the Judges’ Round Table in March, and a new dressage test fix-a-test clinic/review scheduled for the middle of March.

The Year-End Awards luncheon is February 24, 2019 from 2:00 pm-6:00 pm at Copper Hill Country Club in Ringoes, NJ. Hope to see you there even if you didn’t win.

It’s always a great time to connect with your horsey friends who you may not have seen since the summer show season.

Wishing you all a very Happy Thanksgiving!

Heidi Lemack President

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Board of Trustees OFFICERS 609 306-8221

President

Heidi Lemack

president@esdcta.org

Vice President

Holly Cornell

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Secretary

Ruth McCormick

secretary@esdcta.org

Treasurer

Betty Audduci 260 Betty Lane Gilbert, Pa 18331

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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

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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

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Calendars/Activities

Could this be you?

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Grants

Debra Tomajko

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Equipment

Wilma Pfeffer

dressage@esdcta.org

Newsletter

Meredith Rogers

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Nominating

Susan Lax

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Omnibus

Lynette McMoran

Show Results

Jean Goetz

201.874.0373

215.489.1557

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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 e-mail: lindalbbf@gmail.com

WHAT’S YOUR TALENT??

Let us know what you would like to help us with in 2018. 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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Reminders for applying for ESDCTA Year End Awards!

The 2018 Show Season has officially come to an end. Make sure you get recognized for all your hard work and send in your scores and applications for your year end awards!

All award applications must be post marked by November 5th, 2018!!

Forms and rules can be found at the links below and on the ESDCTA website

Forms Dressage Year End Award Rules Eventing Year End Award Rules Some friendly reminders when applying for year-end awards:

*Scores submitted must be obtained from shows that are listed in the ESDCTA Omnibus/ calendar.

*All applications must be complete before submitting. Incomplete applications will be rejected.

*Please include a separate application form for each award that you are applying for.

*Please be sure to include your volunteer hours form

*Please check that the postage is sufficient! Larger envelopes may require multiple stamps.

Any questions, please reach out to Debra Tomajko- Awards Chair. debratomajko@gmail.com

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Region One Youth Team Competition

By Jill Kuc

ESDCTA was proud to host the Region One Youth Team Competition at the Horse Park of New Jersey on Saturday, October 6. This was the first year that ESDCTA has hosted this event, but it was a huge success! Four teams of 3-4 youth each competed at levels from Intro through Second Level. ESDCTA sponsored two teams - a Training Level Team and a Mixed Level Team.

The competition actually began on Friday night, with three of the teams taking part in a Team Horse Jeopardy Contest. The winning team, Pineland Riders, earned 5 points added to their team score for the Team Competition the following day. It turns out, they did not need the extra points to finish as the Champion Team.

ESDCTA’s Training Level Team, comprised of Jessica Brindle-Clark on Sir Watson, Rylan Kresge on Starlight, Riley Schreiber on Spotlight Chic, and Brianna Warner on Pastel de Manzana, finished Fourth, just tenths of a point out of Third. Our Mixed Level Team, comprised of Barbara Brogan on Whispering Ash, Elizabeth Pepper on Blue Collar Man, and Devon Pomeroy on Mack the Knife finished in Second Place.

The final team to round out the competition in Third Place was a team from LVDA. All of the kids and parents who were involved in this competition had tons of fun and made lasting friendships and memories even those whose rides did not go exactly as planned. Every single kid and parent was gracious in both winning and losing. The kids all went out of their way to thank show management, volunteers, their coaches, and parents. The parents, similarly, were very appreciative of all of the effort put in to making this fun weekend such a great success! ESDCTA is looking forward to hosting this event again next year and are hopeful to have many more teams and special events associated with it. A huge thank you to Dr. Lisa Toaldo for offering to run this show and for making it so awesome.

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OPEN TO ALL HORSE ENTHUSIASTS! Event highlighting the Equine Science Center’s work in advancing equine health, horse management practices, and solutions to equine industry issues.

Schedule: 6 to 7 p.m. - Light Supper 7 to 9 p.m. - Program Highlights • Keynote - Dr. Burt Staniar from Pennsylvania State University • 4-H Roundup Team Presentation • Equine Science Center Presentations • Spirit of the Horse Award • Gold Medal Horse Farm Award

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Behind the Scenes at a Horse Trial The Most Fun You Can Have Without a Horse

By Marnie Stetson

How many volunteers does it take to run a United States Eventing Association (USEA) recognized horse trial? The answer is—A LOT. On Sunday, September 30, 162 competitors descended on the New Jersey Horse Park at Stone Tavern for a day of eventing. Competitors entered in divisions from Beginner Novice to Preliminary. It was a glorious, sunny day, a rarity this eventing season, and the good weather was reflected in the smiles of so many competitors’ faces.

But, competitors weren’t the only ones smiling. Behind the scenes were dozens of cheerful, hard-working volunteers who were enjoying the sun and camaraderie of eventing, even though they were there without a horse. Running a horse trial takes a lot of people power. Carey Williams, who regularly coordinates cross-country volunteers at the Horse Park, worries every season that she won’t have enough people to help. Because you need volunteers for each of the 3 phases, it takes close to 50 volunteers to run a successful horse trial the size of the one held by ESDCTA on September 30. Volunteers are needed even before the competition begins. During the week leading up to the competition, the cross-country course has to be decorated. The day before the event all dressage rings and stadium courses are set. These activities alone took a dozen people much of the day Saturday.

When asked about the importance of volunteers, Williams said, “Eventing can only happen with volunteers. I have known quite a few events on our area over the years that have had to cancel because they could not find enough help to pull it off. At the ESDCTA New Jersey Horse Trials we had a lot of great volunteers at the event.

Some could only stay for the morning, but they were replaced with those who could Gary Maholic, Lisa Gabriel Brogan, not get there until afternoon. Pony Club Paula Lydzinski parents and kids also stepped up and ro(back to the camera) scoring tated through judging at different XC fences. Some fence judges were event riders themselves, others were ESDCTA members looking to fill volunteer hours for year-end awards or other activities. Overall it was a great day and even the Technical Delegate commented how smoothly everything ran

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and how wonderful all the volunteers were! I just want to echo her statement and say I could not have run the XC phase without them!”

On competition day, the cross-country volunteers arrived at the Park by 7:15 am to review the rules that govern whether or not a rider has successfully completed an obstacle on the course. They were also briefed on all the safety protocols. While the cross-country judges headed out to their assigned jumps, dozens of other volunteers made their way to the dressage rings or the stadium ring. Here, volunteers worked at the competition rings, the warm-up rings, scribed for dressage judges, carried out bit checks, and ran scores from the rings to the scoring booth. The office was staffed by the horse show secretary, Diane Engler, and more volunteers checked paper work, and collated final scores from the three disciplines.

It can be a long day, and many of the volunteers are competitors themselves. For people who compete, or have a full-time job, or have their own farm to take care of, or who have families to take care of, it is not easy to give up so many hours on a weekend. And yet, volunteer help is essential to our sport. I was curious what made so many people show up to help. Overwhelmingly, the answer was, “for love of the sport.”

I came nowhere near talking to every volunteer. After all, there were more than 50 people who contributed to making the horse trials happen. But those I talked to were adamant about how they felt compelled to give back to the sport of eventing. Interestingly, many of the volunteers made it a family affair.

Left to right: Tim Brogan, dressage warm up steward, Cathy Brogan, coordinator of dressage volunteers, Barbara Brogan, dressage ring volunteer One of the first families I ran into when talking with volunteers was the Brogans.

Three generations of Brogans showed up at the Horse Park to help. Cathy Brogan, Regional Supervisor for the New Jersey Pony Club, spent both Saturday and Sunday at the venue getting ready for the show and organizing the many Pony Clubbers she had recruited to help. On Sunday, her son, Tim Brogan, worked the dressage warm-up 10

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ring, while his wife Lisa Gabriel, worked in the scoring booth, and their daughter Barbara worked the dressage ring. Barbara was volunteering for this show, but one week later she was competing on an ESDCTA-sponsored team for the Region 1 Youth Team Dressage Competition, also held at the Horse Park. When asked why he was volunteering, Tim said, “It’s important to volunteer so we can keep these events running.”

Left to right: Kaci Wiater, XC jump judge, Tracey and Nikki Wiater, dressage ring stewards

The Wiaters were another family who showed up enforce. Mom, Tracey, and daughter Kaci, worked the dressage ring, while Kaci’s twin sister, Nikki, was a cross country judge. Nikki is an eventer, but wasn’t competing today. When I asked her why she gave up her free Sunday to volunteer, she didn’t miss a beat, “I volunteer to help other people do the sport I love.”

There was lots of sun worshipping to be found on the cross-country course. Near preliminary fence 15 I found Emily Foreman with her daughter Emma and one of her students, Tai Parrish, brand new to the sport. Emma is a former eventer turned jumper, but the change in discipline hasn’t dampened her love of the sport. Like so many of her peers, Emma said, “I volunteer because I love the sport, and I want to help.”

My last stop was at the stadium ring where I met Jen Morris. Jen has been an organizing secretary while also serving in many (many) other volunteer jobs over her decades of working at horse trials. She brought her husband Jeff to volunteer, and he isn’t even an equestrian! In response to my question why: “I like eventing and you can’t run the sport without volunteers!”

Jen Morris, stadium ring steward

There were so many devoted volunteers.

I was humbled by their passion and dedication, and left the Horse Park resolved to increase my own volunteer contribution next season. Will you join me?

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Give back to the sport you love... and the organization that helps you.

Photo Credit: Ron Berg

Your donation to The Dressage Foundation is an investment in the future of U.S. dressage. Help horses and riders today, and support the future of dressage in our country.

Your tax-deductible gift can be made at www.dressagefoundation.org, by calling 402-434-8585, or by sending a check to TDF: 1314 ‘O’ Street #305, Lincoln, NE 68508.

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DRESSAGE FOUNDATION Building U.S. Dressage Through Your Generosity

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Since 1989, donors to The Dressage Foundation have generously provided funds to create a better dressage community...for you.

Each year, grants and scholarships are awarded to riders of ALL ages and levels, new or seasoned dressage instructors, judges of all ranks, breeders seeking further education, non-profit organizations looking to host wide-reaching events, and more.

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Thanks to generous donors, the following grants are offered for all types of dressage enthusiasts: ADULT AMATEURS • Gifted Memorial Fund • Region 9 Evie Tumlin Memorial Fund • Spanish Riding School Heldenberg Training Center Fund YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS • Captain Jack Fritz Grants for YR Graduate Program • Carolyn Van Cise Fund for MI Residents • Cynthia Aspden Fund for Youth and Young Adults • Spanish Riding School Heldenberg Training Center Fund • Young Rider International Dream Program INSTRUCTORS • Barnett Continuing Education for Instructors Fund • Karen Skvarla Fund for Young Professionals • Major Lindgren Instructor Education Scholarships • Trip Harting Fund for Pony Club Members • USDF Region 9 Teaching Excellence Award TECHNICAL DELEGATES • Veronica Holt Dressage TD Fund

JUDGES • Shannon Foundation Fund for Judges’ Licensing • Trip Harting Fund for Pony Club Members HIGH PERFORMANCE TEAMS • $25,000 Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize • $25,000 Anne L. Barlow Ramsay Grant • Patsy Albers Award EDUCATIONAL EVENTS • Barnett Continuing Education for Instructors Fund • Dancing Horse Fund • Edgar Hotz Judges Education Fund • Michael Poulin Dressage Fund • Oregon Dressage Society Linda S. Acheson Fund • Sally Swift for Centered Riding Clinics • Violet Hopkins Fund for GMO Events PARA-EQUESTRIANS • TDF’s Para-Equestrian Dressage Fund SHOW MANAGEMENT • Lloyd Landkamer Show Management Development Fund BREEDERS • Elysium Farm Fund for U.S. Breeder Excellence

Visit www.dressagefoundation.org to learn about the opportunities currently available.

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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers

Way back when, when I first started showing dressage, I volunteered solely because I had to for ESDCTA year-end awards. It was before the husband and dog, and the only responsibilities I had were to my job and one horse. It wasn’t that difficult to fit in volunteering at a show although it felt like it at the time. Each day I was scribing, ring stewarding, running, or scoring, was a day not riding. But, a funny thing happened…

I found that I loved being apart of the show without the stress of showing. It may sound strange, but it made me feel important helping out. As a scribe, I was sitting next to THE JUDGE where every competitor saw me. Scribing also helped me so much in being able to fine tune my eye of what each level should and should not look like and why, which I’ve found invaluable in my own showing efforts. When I was ring stewarding, every competitor had to acknowledge me when I asked them their number and told them when they were up (even the big names who thought I should know who they were without asking). I was also “knower of all things related to the schedule,” and was constantly sought out by those wondering if we were running ahead or behind. Even running (bringing the score sheets from the judges to the office) and scoring (computing and entering scores into the computer) are critical for a well-run show. Just see how fast people line up to complain if their class isn’t pinned in a timely manner!

These days I don’t volunteer at shows, and that’s primarily because I devote my volunteer hours to getting out this newsletter. And, now-a-days, I don’t volunteer for ESDCTA volunteer bucks because I don’t go for year-end awards. I volunteer because I feel it is important to give back to this sport that has given so much to me (and I enjoy seeing my name in print!).

Please remember that every person involved in ESDCTA, from the shows to the Board of Directors, is a volunteer. We have lives outside of the club, so if we’re slow to respond, cut us some slack. If you don’t like how something is done, the only real way to change it is to get involved. Many hands make for light work, and we don’t have enough. You don’t need to devote a ton of time – an Look at all of the volunteers behind me hour a month to write an article; a day a year to help with a clinic (that you get to audit for free) – but if you have a lot time, we have a job for you too. I have found that when I volunteer, I get back way more than I give in the form of education, new friends, and that warm, fuzzy feeling that I’m doing some good.

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DRESSAGE TRAINING SYMPOSIUM WITH LILO FORE HOSTED BY ESDCTA April 6 and 7th 2019 Horse Park of New Jersey, Allentown Nj Join us at the Horse Park of NJ, April 6th and 7th for Dressage Training Symposium with Lilo Fore. This seminar is a wonderful opportunity A B O U T O U R C L I N I C I A N : for all dressage riders, trainers and judges to be exposed to top quality training at a cost-effective price.

We will be seeking top quality demo riders for the seminar. Interested riders will be asked to send in videos for consideration. Additional information will follow.

Costs ESDCTA MEMBERS $150(BOTH DAYS) NON ESDCTA MEMBERS $200(BOTH DAYS) ONE DAY ADMISSTION FOR ESDCTA MEMBERS $100 ONE DAY ADMISSION FOR NON ESDCTA MEMBERS $150

Lilo Fore is a FEI 5 Star Dressage Judge (Ret), US Equestrian “S” Judge, “R” Dressage Sport Horse Judge, USDF certification instructor/examiner, and trainer of numerous Grand Prix horses. She is an accomplished competitor and former USET short listed rider

PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT THE HORSE PARK OF NJ AND ESDCTA

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Sharing What I Learned at the Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel Clinic

By Paige Zimmerman

On September 21 and 22, I had the pleasure of participating in another clinic with the amazing Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel at Travelda Farm in Quakertown, PA. Every time I ride with her, I learn something new that I can carry with me until her next visit. Through her gentle guidance and encouragement, there were multiple light bulb moments that I’m happy to share here.

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“Lift” the inside shoulder and “move it” to the outside with a slight inside indirect rein to create flexion

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Think of riding a haunches-in, but instead of bringing the haunches around, lift the shoulder out

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Mobility of the shoulders is when the horse can shift from side-to-side and lighten each front foot fall corresponding to the appropriate shoulder; when the horse is moveable in the shoulder, he’s more relaxed at the base of his neck and take lighter steps in the front

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In the canter, outside leg stays back and says “keep cantering” and the inside leg stays at the girth and says “bend”

• Downward transitions should feel like a plane landing; as with a plane

landing, the horse should never dip down and/or put more weight on his shoulders

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Everything must be done (all aids must be given) in the rhythm of the horse’s movement with the proper timing

Lack of rhythm always causes tension

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In the trot, think of a slow, big medium trot, and to create height in the trot, think of a forward passage; the horse must not fall behind the leg when gaining height

Focus on creating subtle, tactful aids that get an immediate response

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First encourage stretch in the neck into the contact; the horse must accept that first. Then lift the poll after you have the stretch and acceptance. Only then can he carry himself

You want a long, big, round neck not just a short, high one

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Thank you, Felicitas, for your insight and guidance, as always. But I really need to thank my coach, Olivia Steidle, again for her support, encouragement, and in particular, a very special 16th birthday gift.

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News from Outside the Ring The New Tests Are Here Every 4 years the USEF/USDF change the National tests. We finally just memorized what we needed to do as we went up centerline, and they go and change everything up on us. The new tests are effective December 1, 2018 through November 30, 2022.

The notice from USEF can be found here: https://www.usef.org/media/press-releases/ us-equestrian-united-states-dressage?fbclid=IwAR2SpkOpB5n5ony6mjwBVF7ba4a_ iHIZqby2Sg-m3FrsxZR2HWorIzMxWrY, and the new tests can be found here: https://www.usdf.org/downloads/forms/2019.asp.

Good luck in the upcoming show season!

Safe Sport Is Also Here If you are a USEF member you are now mandated to complete Safe Sport training annually. Safe Sport was developed by the US Center for Safe Sport (not USEF), and is required for ALL adult participants in any sport covered by the US Olympic & Paralympic Movements, including equestrian. The purpose is to reduce misconduct and abuse in sport. You will not be able to compete in any USEF sanctioned show/event if you do not complete the training. It can be found here: https://www.usef.org/compete/resources-forms/rules-regulations/safe-sport. The online training takes about an hour and a half and consists of videos and questions about the videos. After taking the class, a notice will be sent to USEF as long as you provide your USEF number. Please take this training seriously. You may not need it, but sexual and otherwise misconduct is a real problem even in our insular horsey world. In addition to numerous equine publications, the NY Times highlighted sexual misconduct in the equestrian community earlier this year: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/29/sports/jimmy-williams-flintridge.html. If this training helps even one person feel comfortable enough to come forward, it will be well worth it.

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Show Results SHOW RESULTS BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK TUESDAY EVENING DRESSAGE August 28, 2018 Judges: Allen (L) & Hessinger (L) TRAINING – 1 S. Stinneford Mary Fiona C. Howley Dark Ideal C. McDevitt Flash K. Etchberger Foolish Detail T. Schnellman Aspen’s Angel M. Martinez Danny Guiseppe R. Foust Itza Wonderful Life L. McGeady Victory Rocks TRAINING – 2 D. Frinzi Figuero M. Martinez Danny Guiseppe K.Sahl San Francisco T. Schnellmann Aspen’s Angel K. Etchberger Foolish Detail M. Milander Prince Charming L. McGeady Victory Rocks S. Dunlap Rio TRAINING – 3 A. Quinn Indy D. Frinzi Figuero S.Dunlap Rio M. Milander Prince Charming A. Altemose Shoe Shine Man K. Stahl San Francisco FIRST - 1 D. Rodich A. Quinn Indy L. Lynch Dexter FIRST – 2 E. Broadhurst My Maseratti W.Furlong Lots of Love L. Lynch Dexter C. Varettoni Reisling W. Furlong Foxie W. Furlong Santa Lisa FIRST – 3 W. Furlong Foxie E. Broadhurst My Maseratti W. Furlong Lots of Love O. Steidle Remy S. Frey Corianos Boy W. Furlong Santa Lisa C. Varettoni Reisling K. Killo Prophecy FIRST LEVEL RIDER TEST P. Zimmerman Remy SECOND LEVEL – TOC H. Parker (3) A.Giulinelli (3) Ramere L. Frumova (1) Aramis M. Antmann (3) Johnny L. Frumova (3) Arammis L. Bruno (2) * Denzel BC L. Bruno (2) Denzel BC FEI – TOC * B. Brobst (4-1) Sunny W. Garfinkel (PSG) Curious Christopher Robin

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SADDLEBROOK RIDGE DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW September 8, 2018 Judge: Sullivan-Phillips (L) LEADLINE – W * T. Smith Preston 68.430 LEADLINE – W/T * T. Smith Preston 73.530 USDF – A – STARTER RIDER K. Decker Belle of the Ball 66.900 I. Baumgartner Tasmanian Devil 60.000 USDF – A – STARTER HORSE – S M. Verlengia Feir Brand 68.125 C. Balke Zorro 60.000 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 58.100 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER - J S. Decker Menai Shan 69.062 K. Decker Belle of the Ball 65.625 L. Short Wiley Coyote 65.000 I.Baumgartner Tasmanian Deil 61.562 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER - S M. Baur-Baker Capital Star 59.687 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE – S M. Verlengia Feir Brand 64.062 C. Balke Zorro 63.125 J. Hoecker Dodge the Reign 61.562 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 59.375 J. Bredeoft Steel Sky 59.375 USDF – C – J M. Davies Ivan 65.250 T. Picchierri Tasmanian Devil 61.000 L. Short Wiley Coyote 59.000 S. Decker Menai Shan 57.250 C. Giunco Standing Ovation 56.500 USDF – C – S M. Baur-Baker Capital Star 62.000 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE A. Shiffer Magestic Chances 67.000 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 60.250 J. Bredehoft Steel Sky 59.000 S. Frett Conor 49.750 USDF – C – O – J S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 68.250 USDF – C – O - S G. Bottitta Trussle 71.750 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER – J L. Short Wiley Coyote 65.000 T. Picchierri Tasmanian Devil 63.695 C.Giunco Standing Ovation 59.347 M. Davies Ivan 57.608 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE – S A. Shiffer Magestic Chances 68.043 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 63.913 M. Evangelisti Princess Gharima 56.521 S. Frett Conor 56.087 TRAINING – 1 – O D. Bierly Bluegrass Rye 63.913 J. Rinn Athena 51.304 TRAINING – 2 – J S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 66.500

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

N. Edwards Written in the Stars A.Short Brilliant Disguise C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody TRAINING – 2 – S D.Bierly Bluegrass Rye W.Stopford Brimm of Baumburgh M.Tomasello Lance L. Budden Elisa L. Murdaco Apache Moon J. Rinn Athena TRAINING – 3 – J C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody N. Edwards Written in the Stars A. Short Brilliant Disguise M. McCourt Tasmanian Devil B. Derby Grissom L. Bottitta Carmella TRAINING – 3 - S L. Budden Elisa W.Stopford Brimm of Baumburgh M. Tomasello Lance L.Murdaco Apache Moon FIRST – 1 B. Derby Grissom FIRST – 2 C. Oatis FWF Princess Tsifara C. Williams Rewarding Moment S. Caldwell Hammer Down FIRST - 3 C. Williams Rewarding Moment C. Oatis FWF Princess Tsifara S. Caldwell Hammer Down SECOND – 1 N. Schmidt NNS Fletcher SECOND – 2 O. Sanders Renmore SECOND – 3 N. Schmidt NNS Fletcher O. Sanders Renmore WESTERN DRESSAGE

65.769 62.884 62.115 68.846 61.923 61.346 60.192 57.377 53.076 63.636 63.181 62.954 57.727 57.227 55.000 65.227 64.545 60.681 55.681 62.592 67.812 66.176 60.294 66.617 66.176 60.294 66.818 60.897 66.341 60.975

INTRODUCTORY 1 & 2 M. Kanefsky (1) This Dun’s For You 61.590 M. Kanefsky (2) This Dun’s For You 64.166 DRESSAGE AT STONE TAVERN II September 8, 2018 Judges: Barbosa (S), White (R) & Payne (S) TRAINING – 1 M. Gelrod T Bird Z K. Williams Irene D. May The Champagne Crusader TRAINING – 2 - BLM R. Cord Cheap Trick TF L. Annett Chilkoot W-S K. Worm Safir 7S E. Banks Solana D Y. Emerson El Paso K. Williams Irene D. Mercado Black Jack D. MayThe Champagne Crusader R. Staib Daiquiri Dancer

64.783 62.826 62.391 73.077 72.115 69.231 69.038 68.077 67.115 65.385 64.423 62.885

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ShowRESULTS Results SHOW TRAINING – 3 – GAIG L. Annett Chilkoot W-S S.Stevens Flare E. Bailey Ivegazz Y. Emerson El Paso M. Gelrod T Bird Z R. Barstow Southporte B. Halka Herzchampionate J. Garutti Labras Leannon K. Worm Safir 7S FIRST – 1 R. Juliano Burlesque TFH A. Perkowski Danka Shoene RRS K. Worm Bellissario JP FIRST – 2 – BLM R. Juliano Burlesque TFH D. Mercado Black Jack T. Ostrowki Chanmpsville Quincy A. Collucci-Williams Ticondero C. Varettoni Riesling B. Spaziani Cohete CDF FIRST – 3 – GAIG S. Stevens Dulce C. Varettoni Riesling R. Barstow Southporte J. GArutti Labras Leannon M. Belfast Legend of Shamrock A. Collucci-Williams Ticondero B. Spaziani Cohee CDF V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl SECOND – 1 V. Moricco Flash T. Ostrowski Champsville Quincy SECOND – 2 – BLM M. Elgart Spaniard THIRD – 2 – BLM A. DiGironimo Anna Miriah C K. King Priorosa de Bio SECOND – 3 – GAIG C. Laurent Tam Tam M. Reese Esprit de la Rue M. Belfast Legend of Shamrock C. Spargo Louie Blu THIRD – 3 – GAIG D. Glossman Fribourg W A. DiGironimo Anna Miriah C V. Moricco Flash FOURTH – 1 C. Conner Ducatti MF S. Gallagher Furst Henning A. Mercier-Lafond Je Taime FOURTH – 2 – BLM R. Cowden Sinatra’s Rose RS FOURTH – 3 O. Banyon Chaman PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG M. Dujardin Ronaldinho K. Somerville Siglavy Lanca J. Foulon Mr. M E. Laurent Whasabi T. Bragdell Bellatae K. Straton Theopolis Thisia W INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG E. O’Neill

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75.682 72.045 70.455 69.545 68.864 66.364 65.909 65.465 64.773 67.963 67.778 65.185 64.531 62.813 62.188 61.875 61.719 61.406 66.324 64.853 63.676 62.794 61.618 58.676 57.206 50.294 62.576 57.424 71.026 65.513 63.205 63.780 63.293 55.976 47.317 65.128 60.00 54.744 60.595 64.324 62.703 68.806 67.556 71.176 67.059 65.735 65.147 62.500 60.588 63.676

Kynymont Cooper O’Grady K. Flett Zen 63.529 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG H. Mendiburu What Happen 68.529 B. Asplundh Bittersweet 67.941 S. Gallagher Kaytee Mountain 63.824 M. Morgounova Habana 60.441 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG L. Basselini Soberano du Funchal 61.522 MFS – TRAINING LEVEL – BLM/GAIG R. Staib Daiquiri Dancer 66.1067 MFS – FIRST LEVEL – BLM/GAIG A. Perkowski Danka Shoene RRS 72.667 K. Worm Bellissario JP 71.167 MFS – SECOND LEVEL –BLM/GAIG C. Laurent Tam Tam 70.833 M. Elgart Spaniard 67.000 MFS – THIRD LEVEL – BLM/GAIG A.DiGironimo Anna Miriah C 72.000 K. King Primorosa de Brio 66.500 MFS – FOURTH LEVEL – BLM/GAIG W. Garfinkel 71.667 Curious Christopher Robin W. Garfinkel Rio Tabasco 66.333 MFS – INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG M. Dujardin Ronaldinho 71.375 MFS – INTERMEDIATE A/B – BLM/GAIG M. Morgounova Habana 63.375 SQUARE ONE DRESSAGE SHOW September 9, 2018 Judge: Seaman (L) USDF – A A. Stapel Boo Radley USDF – B A. STapel Boo Radley TRAINING – 1 D. Cirelli Don Diego TRAINING – 2 D. Cirelli Don Diego TRAINING – 3 C. Conroy Sent From Above FIRST – 1 C. Conroy Sent From Above FIRST – 2 B. Polk- Bailey Brilho Hi SECOND – 1 B. Polk-Bailey Brilho Hi THIRD – 3 * L. Johnson * Zion

63.440 66.880 71.300 70.770 68.860 62.780 65.310 66.520 62.440

BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK HORSE TRIALS September 9, 2018 BEGINNER NOVICE – JYO L. Kaer Paisley Pony L. Rowsell Dot Com C. Barberra Bugs Fire Bird L. Kratz Light It Up V. Feather Dee’s Little Dance N. Wiater Levick’s Legacy BEGINNER NOVICE – OBN – 1

48.30 50.80 57.50 76.20 77.70 79.70

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

C. Martin 29.00 S.Cauffman VFE Soldier’s Salute 32.50 K. Boys Rigby 39.00 A. Mulhern-Sierant 49.50 HSF Pogue Mahon 64.40 A. Donayre Denali H. Parker Chiara’s Haven 70.20 M. Fallon Altair 72.60 BEGINNER NOVICE – OBN – 2 S. Cauffman Joie de Vivre 27.50 M. Bancroft Twain 36.30 S.Schwandt The Polka Dot 37.00 N.Giannini Stilwell Can Do 42.30 W.Carlucci Gl Triumph 43.20 M. Etchberger Dutch 50.30 C. Squillante HSH Rio 50.50 S.McClure Pirate’s Bid 74.20 NOVICE – JYON A. Lapp Evelina 34.10 D.Falcone Temptation 35.50 A. Buchanan Dove 39.70 E. Caprez Ruckus 45.00 C. Heroux Lisseycasey Cougar 55.80 V. Feather Luv’m or Liam 67.40 M. Wilson BE Kilgoric Felix 70.60 NOVICE – ON - 1 C. Horn Popstar 32.80 E.Sylverster Not Ours 33.50 C.Sansone Pippin VI 40.90 L. Chumley Santa Barbara DASH 47.40 N. Scherrer Primely Smitten 59.10 S. Malkin Max 64.70 K. Jakubowski M’lord Chancellor 77.20 NOVICE – ON – 2 K. Coleman Fagedaboudit 31.40 R.Wood Eiffel 32.40 C. Schultze Piouescat Gold 33.10 C. Cauffman Lamondale Florinia 35.40 B. Dimler Roscoe 50.50 S. Guy Amaretto 58.90 L. Chumley Renaissance Man 93.50 PRELIMINARY/TRAINING R. Wood Billy McClusky 25.90 A. Lapp Hopscotch 31.90 S.Shinn Paprika 35.60 S. Kurten Birnam Wood 38.90 A. Kress Canny Calypso 48.00 J. Leuenerger Tough and Groovy 48.10 G. Byers Illegal Intruder 48.70 M. Hogan Headkeeper 72.10 C.Vasconez-Egred CID Donnie D 157.40 TRAINING – JYOT C. Day The Gadfly 36.10 K. Statue Rehy Forty Five 37.60 M. Guchanan 3,2,1 Blastoff 42.90 S. Kager Avogadro’s Constant 73.40 M. Wilson BE Victory Dance 75.50 C. Heroux Nordique 75.60 TRAINING – OT - 1 R. Wood The Optimist 32.30 E. Sylvester Mister Optimistic 33.80 R. Wood Tullabeg Dilson 34.60 R. Wood Gambado 35.50

ShowRESULTS Results SHOW R. Shomper Silent Rain L. Poole Celtic Forte R. Wood Insuspense L. Santy Smoke King L. Gallen Close Talker S. Cauffman International Anthem S. Beale Be Out and About TRAINING – OT - 2 R. Wood HH Ontario R. Wood Shannondale R. Wood Cooley Flight E. Posillico Hill Dancer R. Sorzano Pleasant Rendezvous C. Buchanan Rolling Rocker A. Beale-Clement DA Cruiseland C. Vasconez-Egred He’s Way Too Sexy D. Wicas Killernan Prince

36.50 36.60 37.60 47.30 49.90 107.60 127.60 30.20 31.10 34.60 36.40 38.80 46.20 48.80 53.20 113.60

GOOD TIMES FARM DRESSAGE SHOW III September 15, 2018 Judge: Ebner (S) TRAINING – 2 – BLM B. Halka Herzchampionate D. May The Champagne Crusader P. Zimmerli Just The One TRAINING – 3 – GAIG L. Chumley Oh Wynn B. Halka Herzchampionate B. Grossman Don Valentino C. Rickards Esperanza D. May The Champagne Crusader P. Zimmerli Just The One FIRST – 1 B. Hay Fidelity N. O’Connell BSF Finnegan S. Kirkpatrick Heroe REA C. Smith Smarty Rabbit FIRST – 2 – BLM A. Howard Florelli S. Bilder The Magician N. O’Connell BSF Finnegan FIRST – 3 – GAIG A. Howard Florelli J. Werner Forget the Page M. Belfast Legend of Shamrock SECOND – 2 – BLM G. Oliver World Player SECOND – 3 – GAIG C. Laurent Tam Tam C. Spargo Louie Blu M. Belfast Legend of Shamrock THIRD – 1 L. Appel Hope of Balimore J. Pass Preso K. Antens-Miller Newark THIRD – 2 – BLM M. Christ Baby Blue THIRD – 3 – GAIG L. Tell-Waldron Expresso L. Appel Hope of Balimore A. DiGironimo Anna Miriah C

68.654 64.615 57.692 70.227 67.045 65.682 61.364 59.318 55.682 73.148 62.963 62.778 57.037 71.250 68.281 63.438 78.676 64.265 61.618 59.872 69.268 60.610 57.439 69.394 63.939 61.515 56.795 71.538 65.897 65.128

R. Lord G Force W 64.615 62.436 R. Lord Don Amigo M. Pesci 60.769 Flying W Farms Princess Star on Fire R. Walsh Bailey’s Dream 60.641 M. Christ Baby Blue 60.000 J. Langdon Bentley P 51.282 FOURTH – 1 L. Chumley 69.595 Flying W Farms Princess Star on Fire C. Montgomery Unitas 60.811 FOURTH – 3 – GAIG R. Lord Zonnekoning C 68.778 J. Hayes Rivendell 64.778 PRIX ST. GEORGES - BLM/GAIG A. Perkowski Quando Boy 71.765 K. Flett Zen 68.971 J. Hayes Rivendell 67.206 R. Lord Micanopy RH 66.618 L. Reilly Drifter’s Way 62.794 R. Birk Willie B Irish 62.353 K. Walsh Dr. Doolittle 59.853 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG L. Chumley Laurel 72.059 L. Chumley Nikolas 68.529 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG C. Lauren HB Dschafar 66.176 S. Hodgson Wyoming J 65.000 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG R. Cowden Azeite do Vouga 67.283 L. Chumley Saracchi 60.217 MFS – FIRST LEVEL – BLM/GAIG L. Chumley Santa Barbara DASH 75.300 J. Werner Forget the Page 61.300 MFS – SECOND LEVEL – BLM/GAIG C. Laurent Tam Tam 71.667 MFS – THIRD LEVEL - BLM/GAIG A. DiGironimo Anna Miriah C 70.300 MFS – GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG L. Chumley Avatar’s Jazzman 69.300 APPLEWOOD FARM DRESSAGE, CT & CR SHOW September 19, 2018 Judges: Cory (E-r) & Schmidt (S) USDF – A S. Stinneford Rosa 62.500 USDF – B K. Potter Neuveau Depart 64.380 S.Stinneford Rosa 59.690 USDF – C K. Potter Neuveau Depart 64.250 USDF – C D. McGrew Travis 67.250 M. Milligan One Who Brings Peace 64.000 R. Long Crown Royal 61.750 TRAINING – 1 C. Foster Zoomalong 75.652 M. Kuhlmann Double Entendre 72.174 M. Millian One Who Brings Peace 61.304 C. Schultz Safe Haror 61.087 R. Long Crown Royal 60.870 J. Bradehoft Seel Sky 55.435

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

V. Huskic Ever So Clever GRF TRAINING – 2 K. Van Fossen Saphira R. Ple Brooklyn Boy TRAINING – 2 C. Foster Zoomalong E. Smith Cat N West V. Huskic Ever So Clever GRF J. Bredehoft Steel Sky TRAINING 3 K. Van Fossen Saphira R. Ple Brooklyn Boy TRAINING – 3 R. DeCesare Charlie FIRST – 1 K. McGrew Brief Encounter L. Lynch Dexter K. Killo My Last Good Fortune R. DeCesare Charlie FIRST – 2 P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist L. Lynch Dexter K. Potter Solasta M. Capozzoli Tor K. Killo My Last Good Fortune FIRST – 3 J. Turner Shanel K. Potter Solasta B. Jones Rockford P. Feather Quik’s Con Artist SECOND – TOC J. Turner (3) Shanel A. Meeter (1) Legacy Rose A. Meeter (3) Legacy Rose K. Wigness (2) Pavarotti K. Wigness() Paarotti FOURTH – 1 J. Haggas Casio PRIX ST. GEORGES D. Tomajko Storytime

53.696 66.346 65.385 78.077 71.154 65.962 53.654 66.136 65.682 58.636 63.333 59.815 56.481 49.444 65.625 63.906 63.750 60.469 57.031 67.059 65.147 63.529 60.294 65.854 63.636 61.585 60.385 57.439 61.892 57.647

USEA – TOC B. Durden (N-A) Mi 22.86 C. Clucas (T-B) Lookoer Erin 24.09 C. Clucas (T-B) Cnoc On Oir 27.95 C. Clucas (P-A) Lookover Erin 28.70 C. Clucas (T-A) Cnoc on Oir 30.48 K. Coleman (N-B) Fazedaboudit Pal 32.38 CT – X-RAILS M. McGrath Rubi Valentino 35.56 CT – STARTER J. Parmelee Coquina 38.06 P. Chin Safe Harbor 39.75 K. Statue Cloverfield Angelina 40.83 CT – BEGINNER NOVICE M. Martinez Danny Guiseppe 31.00 B. Nabors For Mentor 61.50 CT – NOVICE M. Banroft Twain 24.52 B. Nabors For Mentor 38.81 CT – TRAINING M. Rafinski Banderillo 27.50 CT – PRELIMINARY D. Eastabrook 33.04

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ShowRESULTS Results SHOW K. Statue Rehy Forty Five

36.61

ESDCTA NJ HORSE TRIALS AT THE HORSEPARK OF NJ September 30, 2018 ESDCTA EVENTING CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINNER NOVICE Ch: Edward Kuc Just Takin’ Chances O. Crespo he King’s Daughter TRAINING Ch: Mina Rafinski / Banderillo C. Heroux Nordique

40.80 43.00 32.30 45.60

OPEN SHOW ENTRIES BEGINNER NOVICE – BNR – 1 M. Olijslager 31.80 Northern Quest Blue Sea S. Kozlowski Jersey Girl 33.50 A. Harper McKinley 33.80 E. Crowther Odie 34.30 S. Suero Out of the Blue 35.30 M. Cassou The Dude 37.50 D. Falcone Ringwood Sonny 38.30 C. Rutledge Daybreak 39.50 K. Divito AP Booray 41.80 N. Giannini Stillwell Can Do 45.80 T. Astacio Money To Burn 46.00 BEGINNER NOVICE – BNR – 2 D. Edgerly Notorious 32.00 V. Feather Dee’s Little Dance 38.70 T. Murphy Killian 40.50 L. Rowsell Dot Com 43.80 M. Bancroft Twain 47.80 J. Clie Uptown Funk 49.00 J. Wotring Excalibur 59.00 O. Iskra Andy LEF 60.80 BEGINNER NOVICE – O C. Horn 26.80 MBF Cooley Permission to Land E. Stewart 31.50 Mollyamodel Citizen K. Clasing Vallis Alpes 39.30 K. Clasing Storm is Due 40.50 E. Kuc Just Takin’ Chances 40.80 O. Crespo The King’s Daughter 43.00 G. Wilson Reckless Abandon 51.30 K. Stahl High Octane Fame 53.00 K. Liddell Revellie 55.00 S. Cousins Take a Left 58.40 NOVICE – NR M. Harrigan Cooley Higher Ground 22.60 L. Guitink Cooley Kodachrome 26.70 C. Sansone Pippin VI 30.20 K. Schmidt Consiar Balia 33.30 S. Waltz Dunduckety’s Declan 33.60 M. Wilson BE Kilgoric Felix 36.60 H. Fisher Monster 37.50 R. Lauezzari 38.10

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A Pennie For Your Thoughts J. Aplundh Aurora III 39.80 E. Hurley Merlot 40.20 M. Miller Northwind’s Opus 42.10 C. Kydd Orion’s Star 42.70 O. Barone Wexford Wonder Boy 43.80 D. Crowther Slim Shady 44.20 M. Bruder Show of Approval 47.70 M. Forsyth Southern Comfort 47.70 A. Fortier Tilda Marie 52.20 A. Donayre Denali 53.10 K. Anker Shaken, Not Stirred 60.10 NOVICE - ON D. Clasing Grove Hill Bob 26.40 27.10 A.Goodwin Fanfare VT C. Horn Popstar 28.60 D.Schramm Quadrocana 30.40 D. Schramm 31.20 Monatrea Cooley on the Con J. Olijslager 31.90 Northern Quest Special Sea K.Glashing Fake Start 36.70 D. Schramm Casalto 37.60 K. Irvine O Bea Brave 38.30 A. Davidson Junkanoo 39.10 S. Cousins Santana 39.70 D. Schramm High Prince 40.40 S.Baughman Excel Star Good Job 41.30 D. Berry Goode Hope 42.90 J. Jennings HVF On Point 46.60 E. Lehman Born a Hero 47.70 R. Weaver Finola 61.60 H. Anastassov Wildwood Sroll 69.10 A. Magee Little Lady 73.90 PRELIMINARY – OP – 1 J. Strawbridge Balmoral Oakey 36.20 N. Beshear Copycat Chloe 46.70 E. Sylvester Plouescat Gold 48.70 C. Rutledge Castaway 48.70 E. Beshear Silver Night Lady 49.30 M. Cady Mettraise 51.00 C. Day The Gadfly 51.70 A. Kress Canny Calypso 61.60 A, Anderson Tell ‘M Nothin 62.50 M. Blackman Take The Offer 63.20 E. Sylvester Campground 70.00 S. Dais JJ’s Local Law 84.80 V. Stoltzfus Teddy Sarco 86.40 PRELIMINARY – OP – 2 S. Cousins Stravinsky 27.60 R. Wood Billy McClusky 33.10 D.Clasing Captivate 34.00 J. Ebzery Share Option 39.70 R. Sorzano Pleasant Rendevous 41.00 M. Moran Maldini 42.50 S. Cousins Herculon 42.80 E. Sylvester Morning Glory SE 43.90 I. Finemore Rutherglen 49.20 I. Firemore Craig Mor Tom 50.20 A. Chubb Wakeup 70.00 L. Poole Celtic Forte 73.70 K. Statue Rehy Forty Five 83.70 T.Wandy CV Outlaw 96.40 TRAINING – 1

COLLECTIVE REMARKS

M. Rafinski Banderillo 32.30 D. Wicas Killerman Prince 32.70 E. Posillico Hill Dancer 34.00 C. Futterman She’s My Temple 34.80 E. Goodwin Pik C 35.00 O. Grabaskas Flamenco Ping 37.90 J. Curtis Playmate III 42.30 C. Heroux Nordique 45.60 M. Schaefer Optical Illusion 45.70 A. Mazzatta Surtax 54.40 TRAINING – 2 C. Rutledge Connect the Dots 30.50 D. Beaver Coffee and Donuts 32.60 D. White High Stakes 33.80 L. Fazio Kilcannon Pride 34.00 S. Curtis Cooley Cut Copy 35.10 R. Shomper Silent Rain 35.10 A. Cauchy Hey Parker 40.00 W. Bouthot Ballygannon 43.60 D. Lortie Springhill Midas Touch 64.40 M.Wilson BE Victory Dance 69.20 TRAINING – OT – 1 A. Davidson Mr. Poppers 27.30 R.Wood Cooley Flight 30.70 D. Clasing HSH Luska Legend 31.10 H. Moses Save Magic 34.50 E. Lehman Martial Arts 35.50 C. Tisckos Abecca GS 36.80 S.Decker Excel Star Eminem m2s 39.60 H. Keller Cavalier 42.70 L. Gallen Close Talker 47.80 B. Davidson,Jr. Sambuko 54.50 E. Stewart Innsbruck VDO 67.50 TRAINING – OT - 2 S. Beale Be Out and About 28.20 M. Pendleton 30.20 WEC Emperior of Hope E. Beshear Fernhill Cascum Marco 30.90 L. Heard Dassett Olympus 31.60 K. Bond Bea Ready 31.90 A. Davidson Chesterland’s Spotlight 32.50 N. Beshear El Mesano 33.20 C. Silliman Shannondale Cerano 33.50 V. Hain Dos Partners 34.10 K. Clasing Billy McArthur 35.70 A. Beale-Clement DA Cruiseland 37.90 H. Payne-Caravella 38.00 Benjamin Button M. Kuchta ABF Special Feature 40.70 E. Bortuzzo Royal Archie 55.10 ESDCTA DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW October 7, 2018 Judges: Schmidt (S), Boyce (R) & Demis (S) CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION - DIV. 1 Ch: Caiden Ridgway 69.000 Kynynmont Cody A. Gunning Benji 68.000 O. Iskra Andy LEF 67.000

ShowRESULTS Results SHOW C. McDevitt R. Long

Flash Crown Royal

66.000 65.000

DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION – DIV. 2 Ch: Sophie Wayner / Lyrical 74.000 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 72.000 Q. Ridgway Santa Fe 71.000 B. Brogan Lyell 70.000 S. Chepren Klein’s Olinda 69.000 B.Frayman Happy 68.000 STARTER – W/T Ch: Mary Muys / Bentley J. Wayner Andy LEF S. Sladky Golden Traveler L. Mulder Counting the Stars

65.156 62.650 60.156 59.531

STARTER – W/T/C Ch: Caroline McDevitt / Flash N. Donelon The King Can Tango M. Baur-Baker Capital Star C. Bednarczyk Maximus R. Long Crown Royal

65.320 61.413 58.831 57.777 53.576

TRAINING LEVEL - J NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Nicole Yoest 68.068 Fergus Maximus C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody 66.643 J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 65.262 D. Keeley Supersize Me 65.105 V. Verma Dee’s Little Dance 63.793 J. Hersh Merzades 63.295 E. Bansky Moondance 60.953 B. Warner Pastel de Manzana 60.734 R. Kresge Starlight 59.187 C.Cuddy J K Sterling Affair 58.522 V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl 54.118 R.Schreiber Spotlight Chic 48.802 TRAINING LEVEL – S NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Ria Kilker / Brooklyn Boy 69.904 L. DeSutter Cat 67.535 B. Niebling Pocket Change 64.125 W. Stopford Bimm of Baumburgh 63.873 D. May Champagne Crusader 63.286 S. Dunlap Riopelle 63.190 P. Wright Ace High Roller 62.937 G. Curecki Here Comes Stormy 61.101 R. Kilker Danny Boy 61.057 C. Conroy Sent From Above 60.992 D. McCann Desiree RLFSpade 60.594 E. Smith Cat N West 60.367 G. Valeri Foxfire Girl 58.793 E. Gutierrez Atreyu 57.753 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 56.040 P. Wright Mardi Gras 55.341 TRAINING LEVEL – O NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Becky Graham 63.575 Change of Heart K. Magaracci Lilac Wine 60.437

TRAINING LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Beth Sproule-Hansen 68.549 Bell Bottoms A. Gunning Benji 66.547 N. Ivins Al-Marah Asterisk 64.659 A. Fodor Tally 62.579 E. Banks Solana D 62.447 N. Ivins VVRaurenga 61.049 FIRST LEVEL NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Sophie Wayner / Lyrical 72.496 B. Brogan Whispering Ash 66.967 C. Gallagher Arturo 64.302 A. Tomasiello Witster Bratbjerg 62.872 Q. Ridgway Santa Fe 62.404 S. Chpren Klein’sOlinda 62.399 J. Garutti Labras Leannon 61.977 K. Potter Solasta 61.002 M. Colgan Bennington 60.988 S. Caldwell Hammer Down 58.985 B. Frayman Happy 57.919 J. Morris Claire 54.132 FIRST LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Wendy Garfinkel / Envizable 67.408 E. Banks Ridzert JH 67.220 K.Worm Safir 7S 66.176 C. Oatis FWF Princess Tsifara 65.625 R. Barstow Southporte 65.009 T. Ostrowski Champsville Quincy 63.267 SECOND LEVEL NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Devon Pomeroy 61.795 Mack the Knife K. Wigness Pavarotti II 61.333 B. Brogan Lyell 57.184 SECOND LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: AnaMaria Espinosa 66.287 Ecuador E. Banks 65.273 Canadream Kelbeck You-And-Me V. Moricco Flash 64.890 C. Spargo Lightning Louie Blu 62.511 K. Worm Bellissario JP 62.293 THIRD LEVEL Ch: Willette Brown / Enya A. Gunning Devon Hill FEI – TOC Ch: Wendy Garfinkel (PSG) Curious Christopher Robin C. Phipps Admiral D. Tomajko Storytime

63.398 60.769 62.794 59.853 57.206

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COLLECTIVE REMARKS

Ch: Carolyn Laurent (2nd) Tam Tam W.Garfinkel (4th) Curious Christopher Robin Bellissario JP K. Worm (2nd) Whispering Ash B. Brogan (1st) A. Jackson (3rd) FS Djambo rd A. Gunning (3 ) Devon Hill P. Zimmerli (Tr) Just The One Lyell B. Brogan (1st)

74.100 73.133 72.167 70.100 66.233 65.467 60..667 57.500

INDIVIDUAL CLASSES USDF – A J. Wayner Andy LEF M.Muys Bentley L. Mulder Counting the Stars S.Sladky Golden Traveler USDF – B M. Muys Bentley J. Wayner Andy LEF S. Sladky Golden Traveler L. Mulder Counting the Stars USDF – C C. McDevitt Flash N. Donelon The King Can Tango M. Baur-Baker Capital Star C. Bednarczyk Maximus R. Long Crown Royal TRAINING – 1 – STARTER C. McDevitt Flash C. Bednarczyk Maximus N. Donelon The King Can Tango M. Baur-Baker Capital Star R. Long Crown Royal TRAINING – 2 – J N. Yoest Fergus Maximus J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody D. Keeley Supersize Me V. Verma Dee’s Little Dance J. Hersh Merzades B. Warner Pastel de Manzana V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl E. Bansky Moondance R. Kresge Starlight C. Cuddy J K Sterling Affair R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic TRAINING – 3 - J C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody N. Yoest Fergus Maximus J. Hersh Merzades D. Keeley Supersize Me J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson V. Verma Dee’s Little Dance E. Bansky Moondance B. Warner Pastel de Manzana R. Kresge Starlight C. Cuddy J K Sterling Affair V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic TRAINING – 2 R. Kilker Brooklyn Boy

65.625 62.813 62.813 62.500 67.500 59.688 57.813 56.250 68.250 60.000 58.750 54.250 51.500 62.391 61.304 60.826 58.913 55.652 70.000 67.115 66.923 66.346 65.769 62.500 61.923 60.962 60.769 60.192 60.000 51.923 66.364 66.136 64.091 63.864 63.409 61.818 61.136 59.545 58.182 57.045 47.273 45.682 67.308

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ShowRESULTS Results SHOW L.DeSutter Cat 67.115 R. Kilker Danny Boy 67.115 D. May Champagne Crusader 66.346 W. Stopford Brimm of Bamurgh 66.154 E. Gutierrez Atreyu 65.962 B. Niebling Pocket Change 64.615 S. Dunlap Riopelle 63.654 D. McCann Desiree FLF Spade 63.462 E. Smith Cat N West 63.462 P. Wright Ace High Roller 62.692 C. Conroy Sent From Above 61.538 G. Valeri Foxfire Girl 60.769 P. Gurecki Here Comes Stormy 60.385 P.Wright Mardi Gras 57.500 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 54.808 TRAINING – 2 – O B. Graham Change of Heart 64.423 K. Magaracci Lilac Wine 60.192 TRAINING – 2 A. Gunning Benji 69.231 B. Sproule-Hansen Bell Bottoms 65.962 N. Ivins Al-Marah Asterisk 65.000 E. Banks Solana D 60.577 A.Fodor Tally 60.385 N. Ivins VV Raurenga 58.462 TRAINING – 3 R. Kilker Brooklyn Boy 72.500 L.DeSutter Cat 67.955 B. Niebling Pocket Change 63.636 P. Wright Ace High Roller 63.182 S.Dunlap Riopelle 62.727 G. Gurecki Here Comes Stormy 61.818 W. Stopford Bimm of Bamburgh 61.591 C.Conroy Sent From Above 60.455 D. May Champagne Crusader 60.227 D. McCann Desiree RLF Spade 57.727 E. Smith Cat N West 57.273 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 57.273 G.Valeri Foxfire Girl 56.818 R. Kilker Danny Boy 55.000 P. Wright Mardi Gras 53.182 E. Gutierrez Atreyu 49.545 TRAINING – 3 – O B. Graham Change of Heart 62.722 K.Magaracci Lilac Wine 60.682 TRAINING – 3 B. Sproule-Hansen Bell Bottoms 71.136 A. Fodor Tally 64.773 N. Ivins Al-Marah Asterisk 64.318 E. Banks Solana D 64.318 A. Gunning Benji 63.864 N. Ivins VV Raurenga 63.636 FIRST – 2 S. Wayner Lyrical 72.344 Q. Ridgway SanaFe 69.219 A. Tomasiello Witster Bratbjerg 65.156 J. Garutti Labras Leannon 64.688 B. Brogan Whispering Ash 64.375 K. Potter Solasta 64.063 C. Gallagher Arturo 63.750 M. Colgan Bennington 63.594 S. Chepren Klein’s Olinda 59.063 S.Caldwell Hammer Down 57.969 54.219 B. Frayman Happy

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J. Morris Claire 52.969 FIRST - 2 W. Garfinkel Envizable 69.375 E.Banks Ridzert JH 67.969 K. Worm Safir 7S 67.500 C. Oatis FWF Princess Tsifara 66.250 R. Barstow Southporte 65.313 T. Ostrowski Champsville Quincy 63.594 FIRST – 3 S. Wayner Lyrical 72.647 B. Brogan Whispering Ash 69.559 S.Chepren Klein’sOlinda 65.735 C. Gallagher Arturo 64.853 B. Frayman Happy 61.618 A. Tomasiello Witster Bratbjerg 60.588 S. Caldwell Hammer Down 60.000 J. Garutti LabrasLeannon 59.265 M.Colgan Bennington 58.382 K. Potter Solasta 57.941 Q. Ridgway Santa Fe 55.588 J. Morris Claire 55.294 FIRST – 3 E.Banks Ridzert JH 66.471 W. Garfinkel Envizable 65.441 C. Oatis FWF Princess Tsifara 65.000 K. Worm Safir 7S 64.853 R.Barstow Southporte 64.706 T. Ostrowski Champsville Quincy 62.941 SECOND – 2 K. Wigness Pavarotti II 62.179 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 58.590 B. Brogan Lyell 52.051 SECOND – 2 V. Moricco Flash 65.513 A. Espinosa Ecuador 64.369 E. Banks 63.718 Canadream Keleck You-And-Me C. Spargo Lightning Louie Blu 62.949 K.Worm Bellissario JP 61.538 SECOND – 3 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 65.000 B. Brogan Lyell 62.317 K.Wigness Pavarotti II 60.488 SECOND – 3 A. Espinosa Ecuador 67.805 E. Banks 66.829 Canadream Kelbeck You-And-Me V. Moricco Flash 64.268 K. Worm Bellisario JP 63.049 C. Spargo Lightning Louie Blu 62.073 THIRD – 2 W. Brown Enya 64.231 A. Gunning Devon Hill 60.128 THIRD – 3 W. Brown Enya 62.564 A. Gunning DevonHill 61.410 FEI – TOC W. Garfinkel (PSG) 62.794 Curious Christopher Robin C. Phipps (I-I) Admiral 59.853 D. Tomajko (PSG) Storytime 57.206 MFS – LOC C. Laurent (2) Tam Tam 74.100 W. Garfinkel (4) 73.133

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Curious Christopher Robin Bellissario JP K. Worm (2) B. Brogan (1) Whispering Ash A.Jackson (3) FS Djambo A. Gunning (3) Devon Hill P. Zimmerli (Tr) Just The One B. Brogan (1) Lyell

72.167 70.100 66.233 65.467 60.667 57.500

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