B9 Friday, November 12, 2010
Tryon Daily Bulletin / The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper
• Marydell Farm (continued from page 24)
gia, at the Good Horseman Breed show, Delacroix MF won the top honors – Grand Champion. Top placing Hanoverian and High Score BITUSA were also accolades for this colt with enormous walk, electric trot and charisma. Dawn MF, by Don Principe out of an Elite dam by Londonderry, was third in her yearling filly class. Diamond Court MF, a 2010 gray colt by Don Principe out of Royal Gem/Royal Diamond, did exceptionally well. He was named in honor of Countryney King-Dye. Labor Day saw the Marydell trailer leaving for the NCDCTA Breed show in Raleigh, N.C. Once again, Don Principe offspring shown brightly. A 2010 filly out of a Hanoverian approved Holsteiner dam, bred and owned by Leslie Heintzberger was second in the
filly class and Reserve Foal Champion. Flavuis MF, 2010 colt by Fidertanz out of Diora (DeNiro/ Grande) won his class and powered his way to the Foal Championship. Diamond Girl MF, Don Principe/Royal Gem, a three-year-old filly, was second in her class with an overall charm and three very good gaits. From this show, “Princess” went on to Brendan Curtis to start her under saddle training in preparation for her Mare Performance test in 2011. Another group of Marydell Hanoverians set out for Georgia on September 17 to compete in the South East Regional final and the two breed shows hosted by the Good Horseman foundation. On Saturday, Diamond Court won his class, was Foal Champion and High Score Born in the USA winner. He brought home two crystal browbands, one in red, white and blue, that he will
put to good use in the future as King-Dye’s riding horse. Dawn MF was third in her class with over 80 percent. Delacroix MF was figuring out that he had shoes on for the first time as he had a sole bruise and needed protection from hard ground. Due to the weight of the shoes, he lost some impulsion and reach, but still placed second in his class. Donna Hall with her new owner’s daughter, Katie Cutrer, placed second in her class. Under Janet Foy, an International Dressage Judge, Sunday started out with a flourish. Diamond Court MF once again won both his class and the foal championship. Donna Hall MF had a super round to win her class with the high score of 85.4 percent earning a perfect “10” on her walk. This was the High Score of the Show, earning her the crystal browband for herself. Donna also was the Reserve Filly Champion.
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On Saturday, Grand Prix rider and supporter of American bred horses Elly Schobel spoke for Dawn MF to become her future international prospect. The very next day Dawn won her class, Filly, Young and then the Grand Championship as well as High Placing Hanoverian. The highlight of this show was the Regional Championships. Diamond Court MF had tired a bit but mustered enough sparkle to place as the Reserve Foal Champion. Dawn MF, also a bit tired from all the runs in the heat, finished as the Reserve Filly Champion for the South East Region. Less than a week later, the trailer headed out once again, this time to the largest breed show in the country, Dressage at Devon. See the forthcoming article in the Bulletin for results from Devon. – article submitted
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