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14. April, 2022 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com Hunter/Jumper

Live Oak International Show Jumping

BertramAllen and Harley vd Bisschop clearthe longines jump at live Oak International Show Jumping. (photo: Alison Green/ Erin Gilmore Photography) From Natasha Beynon

Ocala, Fla. (March 6, 2022) –Live oak international was home to an exciting and talented field where Bertram allen went last and fast to take the victory in the $216,200 CSi4* Longines fei Jumping World Cup™ in an exhilarating jump off with a winning time of 37.67 seconds. riding harley vd Bisschop, a 15-year-old gelding owned by Ballywalter Stables, allen is credited with the win today. of the 30 starters, 12 went clear to challenge for the top spot over the course designed by olaf Petersen Jr. the jump-off was action packed and kept the crowdpacked stands and viPtent on the edge of their seats. the course was exciting to watch with some of Live oak international’s famous jumps strategically placed on the grass field of perfection.

Leading until the final rider, taking second place, was defending champion Daniel Coyle. Daniel was aboard the 12year-old mare, Legacy and completed the jump off with a time of 38.03 seconds. andre thieme put in a solid effort aboard DSPChakaria, finishing third with a jump-off time of 39.01 seconds. in addition to Sunday ’s competition results, there were four jumping specialty awards presented. first was the $5,000 epic insurance group Leading u25 rideraward. hunter holloway, age 25, who accumulated the highest number of points over the three days of show jumping competition, was the recipient. the Cannahorse Leading owner award was presented toariel grange from the consistent rides by Daniel Coyle and hyde moffat. the $10,000 netjets inc. Leading rider award went to Daniel Coyle for posting consistent results throughout the competition. for the first time, Live oak international offered competitors a CSi1* division.the Classic Championsyoung horse award of Distinction went to adrienne Sternlicht.

Ocala, Fla. (March 5, 2022) –Second last to go in the jump off, ireland’s Daniel Coyle rode ivory tCS to an impressive victory, catching Bertram allen and emmyLou who had been leading in the $37,000 Live oak international CSi4* Longines World ranking Class. With a lightning-fast time of 34.32 in the jump off, Daniel Coyle took home the blue ribbon in the $37,000 Live oak international CSi4* Longines World ranking Class. ireland’s Bertram allen took home the second prize on emmyLou with a time of 35.58 and germany ’s andre thieme took home third spot with Conacco with a time of 37.10. the CSi1* division continued, with the eight-year-old Bull run’s Jireh, piloted by kristen vanderveen, taking home the top spot in the CSi1* $5,000 Classic Champion grand Prix with a time of 34.72.

Lawson Whitaker was second with Brownies and Cream with a jump off time of 34.98, and Brooke kemper was third with mount eton with a time of 36.14. find more information about the Live oak international show at: https://liveoakinternational.com/

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after two years of having the cancel and then reschedule the germantown Charity horse Show (gChS) queen’s Ball, the spring debutante ball was back for 2022 at the hilton inn, memphis on march 26, 2022.the 2022 queen miss kierstenalexis Sudlow was presented along with her royal Court. four members from opera memphis sang “the Way you Look to-night” as queen kiersten was escorted to the stage by her father Charles “Chad” Sudlow. after the presentation of the royal Court, tributes to the queen and the queen’s remarks, dinner was served. after dinner, the first ones to the dance floor were queen kiersten and her dad Chad for the first “father daughter” dance. Later, when everyone else hit the dance floor, the band thumpdaddy had everybody in the swing of things. Judging from the length of the conga line to the number of princesses and their escorts who ventured to the stage to dance, everyone was having a great time. the 2022 Princesses are: miss emme hope Ballard, representing germantown Lion’s Club miss avery reece Barber, representing autumn Chase farm miss Charlotte marie Blondis, representing hunters edge Stables miss madison reese Carey, representing heritage Women’s Club miss alexandra Jeannine Clark, representing nashoba Carriageassociation miss Julia grace Cutchin, representing mid-South interscholastic equestrianassociation miss ava reese Dlabach, representing ashley fant Show Stables miss genevieve Lorentz geno, representing Suburban garden Club miss Chandler Perrin harrison, representing Pegasus of germantown miss emma Paz henager, representing oak grove hunt Club miss Clara Lynn hickerson, representing Saddles n Such miss anna Leigh vivian Jenkins, representing germantown Women’s Club miss Shea Sylvia kiersky, representing Warhorses for heroes missavery rose kilpatrick, representing Porter-Leath miss madison Diane Lovelace, representing krewe of Sphinx miss Betsy miller makinster, representing Les Passes miss mary Christian matthews, representing homer Skelton ford miss Brittany marchant mims, representing germantown Chamber of Commerce miss ruby esther nahmias, representing mid-South interscholastic equestrianassociation miss gracey kate owens, representing kiwanis Club of germantown miss georgia Christine Sink, representing kimbrough farms homeowners association miss ella Love Straub, representing oak view Stables miss Sarah Calder trotz, representing Spring mill farm miss abby grace verneuille, representing germantown Women’s Club miss abigail nicole vincent, representing hunters edge Stables miss Lily ruth Wells, representing experience equestrian League miss LaurenvirginiaWhite, representing West tennessee hunter Jumperassociation the germantown Charity horse Show is scheduled for June 7-11, 2022.

Queen Kiersten Sudlow and her dad Chad enjoy the first father-daughter dance. (photo by Tom Brannon) Queen Kiersten Sudlow surrounded by the princesses (Nancy Brannon photo)

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