The
Centerline Vol. 16, Issue 9
www.azdressage.org
SEPTEMBER 2016
Invisible Arizona Dressage Association
by Susan Downs Parrish, Ph.D.
The first time I watched Jonas Irbinskas ride, I was twelve or thirteen, and knew nothing about his background. I had never seen anyone look like he did in the saddle. I wanted to ride like that. What I wanted was to have Jonas’ seat. All the things he accomplished with horses came from his strong seat. I spent three or four years watching him and trying to be like him. He wore boots from an Army surplus store. They had two buckles on the side and anyone wearing them didn’t have to worry about blowing over in a strong wind—real clodhoppers. I wanted boots like his. He told me where he got them. Then he tilted his head as though listening to an internal voice, stared at me with unflinching blue eyes, and said, “These boots wouldn’t be good for you.” Maybe it occurred to him that he was talking to a girl, and girls shouldn’t wear Army surplus boots. I wanted those damn boots. Basically, I’m the same person who tagged Jonas around, in search of knowledge of riding. In March of 2001, I persuaded Ron to fly with me to California, to watch Conrad Schumacher instruct a group of young riders. The exact location escapes me. Before the clinic, I introduced myself, then told him of my desire to know more about the Training Scale Pyramid and my plan to write an article about the clinic. We hit it off. Seated next to him, as he instructed each talented rider who entered the ring, I transcribed as much as possible of his explanations of what he was doing and why. In June of 2016, the notes from Schumacher’s clinic popped up, and I took time to read them. What a find! For the last year or so, I’ve studied durchlassigkeit—throughness. Thank you, Universe. The Universe likes to mess with me because New Age gobbledygook doesn’t persuade me. Here is Schumacher’s summary of the fundamental element in training a horse: You must get transitions through the neck. It has to be one-hundred percent through the neck. The neck has priority. Even if you do everything right, it doesn’t count, if it’s not through the neck. Neck control is horse control. If you don’t have the neck, you don’t have the horse. It takes courage to advocate control of the horse through control of the neck. Some may interpret these words as license to have an active hand. The last thing Schumacher was advocating was an active hand. Continued on Page 10
BOARD
President:------------------------------ Sue Leutwyler
------------------------------------ s.leutwyler@azdressage.org 1st VP: ---------------------------------- Kathy Smith ------------------------------------ ksmith@azdressage.org 2nd VP: -------------------------------- Lara Bowles ------------------------------------ l.bowles@azdressage.org Secretary: ----------------------------- Cindy Hitchcock ----------------------------------- c.hitchcock@azdressage.org Treasurer: ----------------------------- Cynthia Ganem ----------------------------------- cganem@azdressage.org Trustee of Records:-----------------Cynthia Ganem ------------------------------------ cganem@azdressage.org Heather Bilodeau --------------------- h.bilodeau@azdressage.org Michell Combs ------------------------- m.combs@azdressage.org Betty Drake ----------------------------- b.drake@azdressage.org Sarah Lindsten ------------------------- s.lindsten@azdressage.org Kim Pribble------------------------------ k.pribble@azdressage.org Pam Polydoros ------------------------- p.polydoros@azdressage.org Alternate Directors: -------------------- Tania Radda, Toni Crowther
COMMITTEES Awards: ----------------------------- Kim Pribble Centerline Editor: ---------------- Sue Leutwyler Communications: ----------------- Sue Leutwyler Education:--------------------------- Sarah Lindsten Finance: ----------------------------- Cynthia Ganem Fundraising: ----------------------- Pam Polydoros Futurity: Janet Solanik ---------- j.solanik@azdressage.org Juniors/Young Riders:---------- Bobbie Lynn McKee --------------------------------- b.mckee@azdressage.org Membership: ---------------------- Michell Combs Nominating: ----------------------- TBA Scholarship: Ann Damiano ----- a.damiano@azdressage.org Recognized Shows: ------------- Kathy Smith Scores Compilation: ------------- Sue Leutwyler
NAC President: -------------------------- Jerri Wilhite-Harms Vice President: ------------------- Kirsten Kuzmanic Treasurer: -------------------------- Susan Crampton Secretary: -------------------------- Jacki McKinney-Rodriguez Directors: Sondra Wilkening, Debbie Lindley, Syndy Cunningham, Maren Cochran, Debbie Carson, Carol Lands, Ann Callahan & Kati Anderson ADA BOARD ATTORNEY:
Wendy Riddell --------------------- w.riddell@azdressage.org
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The Centerline is the official monthly newsletter of the Arizona Dressage Association (ADA), a 501(c)(3) not-forprofit organization. Material in the newsletter may not be reproduced, with the exception of forms, without the written consent and credit of the editor and/or author. The Centerline assumes no responsibility for the return of unsolicited material unless accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. The Centerline welcomes your articles, letters, barn news, cartoons, artwork, poetry and especially, your photographs. Submissions, news, views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or views of the ADA. Acceptance does not constitute an endorsement. Accuracy of materials submitted is the sole responsibility of the author. The Editor reserves the right to accept, reject and edit submitted material. The deadline for articles and advertising is the 20th of the month. Email to: centerline@azdressage.org SEPTEMBER 2016 | THE CENTERLINE | 3
2016 Arizona Dressage Show Calendar SHOW
SHOW DATE
CLOSING DATE
JUDGES
TDC Winter Heat I & II Tucson – Pima County Fairgrounds
LEVEL 3
January 23-24, 2016
January 4, 2016
Debbie Riehl-Rodriguez, ‘S’, Arvada, CO; Dolly Hannon, ‘S, Arvada, CO
ADA Fun in February Litchfield Park – Dale Creek Equestrian Village
1
February 14, 2016
January 13, 2016
Dorie Vlatten-Schmitz ‘S’, San Tan Valley, AZ; Shirley Rector ‘S’, AZ
TDC March Madness I & II Tucson – Pima County Fairgrounds
3
March 19-20, 2016
February 29, 2016
Sue Mandas, ‘S’, Dayton, OH; Jennifer Roth ‘S’, Rutherfordton, NC
ADA Spring Celebration Scottsdale -- WestWorld
3
April 2-3, 2016
March 3, 2016
Sandy Hotz ‘S’, Lois Yukins ‘S’, David Schmutz ‘S’
Coconino Dressage Show Flagstaff – Fort Tuthill County Park
2
May 28-29, 2016
April 27, 2016
Dorie Vlatten-Schmitz ‘S’, San Tan Valley, AZ, TBA
Roadrunner I & II, Tucson, AZ
2
June 4-5 & July 9-10
TBD
I - Cheryl Connell-Marsh ‘R’ II - Maryall Barnett ‘S’
ADA Mountain Air & Dressage in the Pines Flagstaff – Fort Tuthill County Park
2
August 13-14, 2016
July 21, 2016
Heidi Gaian ‘S’ Hollister, CA;; Kristi Wysocki ‘S’ Elbert, CO
ADA Fall Fiesta & & AZ State Championships Scottsdale -- WestWorld
3
November 5-6, 2016
October 6, 2016
Cindy Canace ‘S’, Fran Dearing ‘S’. Dinah Babcock ‘S’, Marilyn Payne ‘S’
TDC Fall Festival I & II Tucson – Pima County Fairgrounds
3
November 19-20, 2016
November 1, 2016
Sue Malone-Casey, ‘S’, Highland Village, TX; Sarah Geikie, ‘S’, Lebanon, CT
ADA, TDC or Cochise
ADA, TDC or Cochise
ADA, TDC or Cochise
AZ State Championships (Rider)(Also requires an AZ Horse Nomination form)
ADA Year End Awards (Owner & Rider)
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ADA, TDC or Cochise ADA
PLEASE CONTACT THE UNITED STATES EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION (USEF) DIRECTLY FOR THEIR MEMBERSHIP/RECORDING REQUIREMENTS
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REGION 5 DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Several important DEADLINES are coming up: • One deserving group member will receive the Ruth Arvanette Memorial Fund Grant to attend the 2016 Adequan/USDF Annual Convention in St Louis, Missouri. The grant includes full convention registration and partial reimbursement for travel expenses. Applications due by August 31 • Rider Registration - Region 5 JRYR Clinic featuring Charlotte Bredahl-Baker. Bandelaro Ranch, Tucson, AZ, October 29-30th. Applications due by September 16th. http://www.usdf.org/ education/clinics/jryr/riders.asp
Please mark your calendars for our Region 5 Championships and plan to join us! It will be a fun week. • USDF/Great American Region 5 Championships – September 15-18, 2016 – Stanley Park Fairgrounds, Estes Park, Colorado. There are many educational opportunities being held over the next year around our region. Please be sure to double check your local calendars and those of the GMOs and barns just outside your area and take part in one of these wonderful events. Till next month!
Heather Petersen Region 5 Director
Our Mission: The Arizona Dressage Association is a not-for-profit organization whose goal is to promote the advancement of classical dressage through educational opportunities and programs, and the rigorous evaluations received at recognized and schooling dressage shows.
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RIDING
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ARIZONA DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION August 8, 2016 Regular Board Meeting Draft Minutes www.azdressage.org
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. 1. Directors/Alternate Directors Present: Kathy Smith, Cindy Hitchcock, Sarah Lindsten, Sue Leutwyler, Pam Polydoros, Heather Bilodeau, Michell Combs, Cynthia Ganem, Betty Drake, Lara Bowles, Tania Radda 2. Directors/Alternate Directors Absent: Cindi Hitchcock, Kim Pribble, Carol Elias, Toni Crowther 3. Guests: None Officer Reports: 4. Secretary’s Report – MOTION: Lara Bowles moved to accept the Secretary’s Report as printed in the Centerline and posted on the web. VOTE: Unanimous. RESULT: Motion Carried. 5. Treasurers’ and Finance Report – Asset accounts as of July 31, 2016: Operating Acct. - $33,920.46; Debit Card Acct. - $10,042.63; Pantano CD - $11,437.55; Cash - $200.00. Reserve account: $12,100.69 to reach our goal to cover catastrophic losses. MOTION: Pam Polydoros moved to approve the Treasurer’s and Finance Report as presented. VOTE: Unanimous. RESULT: Motion Carried. 6. Recognized Shows (1st VP) – Still working on getting a second scribe for Flagstaff show. Michele Combs said she can fill in if needed. Volunteers still needed. Discussion regarding a meeting time in September with Jay. 7. Schooling Shows (2nd VP) – The Committee met to organize the upcoming schooling show season. Effort was made to review ADA, TDC, Carefree Farms and Arab show schedules to reduce conflicting show dates. Dates and judges have been scheduled. Sarah Lindsten offered to judge the Oct. 8 show if needed. Standing Committee Reports: 8. Membership Committee – ADA Membership added eight new members (renewals and new) within the past month. 9. Fundraising Committee – Nothing to report. 10. Volunteer Committee – Missy Gilliland has sent an email regarding her volunteers at the schooling shows. Kathy Smith will do a search to determine their volunteer hours. Some discussion about people trying to qualify for awards who don’t have necessary volunteer hours. 11. Awards Committee – Kim Pribble is working on the Flagstaff show awards. Kathy Smith will follow up with Tania regarding ribbons. Janet Solonak wants to step down from Futurity. Sue has spoken to Kim about that. 12. Rules Committee – Cynthia Ganem suggested that we go over the Handbook at a future regular board meeting. Sue suggested that we do this at the September meeting. 13. Communications Committee – Sue asked that we read the draft at our leisure, which will eventually be finalized and then adopted as policy to be included in the ADA Handbooks. Betty and Sue would like to shoot for finalizing all standing rules and handbook policies and procedures for vote at the September meeting. If anybody needs their individual committee standing rules or policy statements re-sent to them, please let Sue or Betty know. 14. Education Committee – Moving forward with Heather Blitz Clinic. Sarah handed out flyers to the directors to distribute at their barns. Sue will put the forms on the ADA website. Tania volunteered to write an article from an auditor’s perspective about the Heather Blitz clinic for the Centerline. 15. Equipment Committee – No report. 16. JR/YR Committee – Bobbie organizing a Bake Sale Fundraiser at Flagstaff for Friday morning and Saturday. Volunteers needed. New Business
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The GMO Delegate Assignment must be submitted by August 31. The Convention is in St. Louis. Cynthia Ganem volunteered to go. MOTION: Lara Bowles moved to appoint Cynthia Ganem as the ADA USDF GMO Delegate. VOTE: Unanimous RESULT: Motion Carried. An individual has contacted Sue to propose a possible new schooling show facility. Lara will follow up with the individual to say that we can be contacted when the building of the facility is completed. Some discussion about a facility that is being constructed in Chino Valley that we may want to investigate in the future for summer shows. Discussion on Refund Policy. Will be revisited at the next meeting. Announcement of Next Meeting – Regular Meeting of September 12, 2016, at the home of Cynthia Ganem at 6:30 p.m. Adjournment: Meeting adjourned at 8:00 p.m. MOTION: Betty Drake moved to adjourn the meeting. VOTE: Unanimous. RESULT: Motion Carried.
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Invisible (cont)
“You must get transitions through the neck. It has to be one-hundred percent through the neck.” Hands are like side reins. They are simply there. Ride with the body. Good riding is invisible. When somebody thinks, “That is a good horse. I could ride it.” That is a good rider. Good riding is like good manners. You don’t see them, you just feel comfortable. Schumacher’s focus on the neck reminds me of a Klaus Balkenhol interview. Balkenhol worked with the American Dressage Team for eight years before resigning in 2008. The interviewer asked him what the Americans needed to work on. His answer: “Throughness.” I don’t remember the interviewer or the journal. The journalist didn’t pursue what Balkenhol meant. Was Balkenhol saying that the Americans didn’t grasp this fundamental principle of dressage? Oh my. If we should meet, be assured that I will ask him to expound on throughness. It could happen. As I said, the Universe likes to mess with me. Throughness is not one of the six elements in the Training Scale Pyramid. Gerd Zuther taught me that durchlassigkeit comes under Contact. Gerd defined throughness as “acceptance of lateral aids.” Throughness affects impulsion, which is related to Schwung. Schwung precedes Straightness and Collection. Throughness, of course, affects the influence of the rider, and the rider controls Rhythm. It’s easy to see that throughness affects all the concepts in the Pyramid. Fortunately, my notes include suggestions on how to work on neck control—throughness. First, let me further define this fundamental element that pervades the Pyramid. Throughness is defined in two places in the H. Dv. 12: Army Riding Regulation 12, German Cavalry Manual on the Training of Horse and Rider, Berlin, August 18, 1937 (Last edition). Xenophon Press: 2014. The more responsive the horse is to letting the influences of the hand come through the jaw, the poll, the neck and back into the hind end, the better and faster these aids work. Only when the horse is completely responsive to the finest aids (“throughness”), will it be fully obedient to the hand. (p. 39) 10 | THE CENTERLINE | SEPTEMBER 2016
“Through-ness. Yielding of the poll. As the horse is increasingly straightened, the horse’s throughness also improves. The push of the hindquarters can now work all the way (through the horse’s body) into the horse’s mouth without resistance. This causes the horse to yield to the pressure of the mouth piece, yield in the poll and chew the bit. Thereby the horse slowly gains the ability to yield in the poll all on his own. One must never attempt to achieve yielding in the poll by forcefully restraining the head and neck. Instead, the ability to yield in the poll must be a result of the hindquarters pushing against the non-yielding hand. This is the only way to achieve stabilization of the neck at the withers. Without this stabilization, a secure connection between the forehand and hindquarters becomes impossible. (p. 99) So how do we work on this all-important fundamental? Do I hear you saying, “Working trot”? No. Walk. Maybe you’ve heard what I’ve heard: The only thing you can do to the walk is ruin it. According to Schumacher: Good riders work a lot at the walk. The joints get oiled. Let’s the rider check out the horse and himself. An old master used to work at the walk for thirty minutes. His horses were wonderful to sit on. You couldn’t see him do anything. The horses were working. They sweat. How about getting a feel for throughness before mounting? Gerd Zuther taught me to stand in front of Maronda, put my hands on the snaffle rings, and gently flex her poll so the nuchal ligament would shift from one side of her neck to the other. Foam forms on Maronda’s lips when she is flexed in this way. Today, this ritual begins my every ride. In Gerd’s words, “I start with twenty-five cents in my pocket.” Schumacher said riders in the military performed the flexion maneuver in the box stall, before mounting. It’s this kind of “invisible” flexing Schumacher meant when he said flex the horse from right to left so it’s invisible. Work on this at walk, with the idea of progressing to medium trot when you feel able. He offered patterns, lots of patterns. Here are a few. • Medium trot down the long side, flex the horse right and left, just enough to cause the nuchal ligament to shift from side to side. Same thing at the canter. The shift should be invisible to onlookers • On a circle, bend the horse for a moment outside, then for a moment inside. • Shoulder-in one meter, then straight one meter. Repeat the sequence until you reach a corner or the opposite long side. • In shoulder-in, bend the horse’s head left and right. Bend him right and left, but be sure it’s invisible. • Volte at canter and bend invisibly to the right and to the left. • Canter extended, then halt. Do this a few times, then ride as if you will halt, but instead, ask for a flying change. • Collected trot F to P in shoulder-in; then travel diagonally from P to S at extended trot; next, travel from S to H in shoulder-in at collected trot. • Canter in place and let him stretch down. It’s done with the seat. (If you figure out how to do this, let me know your secret.) I’ve worked on these patterns and others that Schumacher suggested, for about three weeks. To flex right, then left, invisibly, is not too hard at the walk, but difficult at trot and canter. It’s the invisible part that’s difficult. Gerd used to tell me in his inimitable shout: “She uses her back against you!” I want to say: “Gerd, not now she doesn’t.” What I feel now is that she seeks the bit. Not with her nose poked out, but with her neck arched in the manner Charles de Kunffy describes as her head hanging as a chandelier from her neck. (I have pictures to verify the look.) In the last two days, I notice that I’m getting the “invisible” flexion with my seat and legs more than with the reins. The reins allow the flexion rather than create it, and I’m more tuned in to where her shoulders are relative to her quarters—straightness. Ah ha—this is what self-carriage feels like.
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Next Recognized Shows USDF Region 5 championships September 15-18, 2016 Stanley Park Fairgrounds, Estes Park, CO
Prize List >
ADA Fall Fiesta & 2016 AZ State Championships Shows November 5-6, 2016 WestWorld of Scottsdale, AZ Check your state championships qualifying status here:
http://azdressage.org/fall-fiesta-show/
TDC Fall FESTIVALS I & II November 19-20, 2016 Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, AZ
https://www.tucsondressageclub.org/dispshow.asp?ShowID=129
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Arizona Dressage Association Presents Heather Blitz Clinic October 22-23, 2016
Heather Blitz, a Pan American Games Team Gold Medalist, is an accomplished Grand Prix competitor and trainer. With Ripline, Heather was the 2015 Markel/USEF National Reserve Developing Prix St. Georges Champion, and the National Six-Year Old Champion at the 2014 Markel/USEF Young & Developing Horse Dressage National Championship. The pair was also the U.S. Dressage Finals National Third Level Champion in 2014. Heather’s training system is based on two principles: rider biomechanics and body awareness at all levels. Blitz also trains paralympic dressage rider Annie Peavy, who will be competing in the 2016 Summer Paralympics.
October 22-23, 2016 Marvel Acres - 27114 N. 156th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85262 See ADA Website for Rider Applications and Auditor Registration Details. www.azdressage.org For more information: Sarah Lindsten | 480-586-7103 | s.lindsten@azdressage.org 14 | THE CENTERLINE | SEPTEMBER 2016
Auditor Registration Heather Blitz Clinic October 22-23, 2016 Marvel Acres
(156th Street & Dynamite)
27114 N. 156th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona Name:
Address: City:
State:
Phone:
Zip:
Email:
Early Registration Discount through October 14, 2016. Clinic Location: Marvel Acres 27114 N. 156th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona Early Registration until 10/14/16 One day: $25 Both days: $40 Saturday Sunday Total:
_________ _________ _________
After 10/14/16 One day: $30 Both days: $50 Saturday Sunday Total:
_________ _________ _________
Lunch will be provided each day and will include a main dish, beverage and dessert.
Mail your registration and payment to: Sarah Lindsten 41003 N. Canyon Ridge Trail, Cave Creek, AZ 85331 Early Registration Deadline: October 14, 2016
Checks payable to Arizona Dressage Association
For more information: Sarah Lindsten | 480-586-7103 | s.lindsten@azdressage.org
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USDF Dressage Finals - Declarations are Open! Declarations are now being accepted for the 2016 US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan. There is no fee to declare, but horse and rider combinations must declare at the level(s) and eligible division(s) they intend to compete in at the US Dressage Finals. Declare now at www.usdressagefinals.com.
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ADA Members Only Schooling Day Sunday, September 18th, 2016 — WestWorld Rings 5, 5A ONLY CURRENT 2016 ADA MEMBERS ARE ALLOWED TO ATTEND! WestWorld requires a current negative Coggins test to enter show grounds Cost - $25.00 per Ride $25.00 for Schooling Only $35.00 for Day Stall (Sunday Only) $35.00 for Tack Stall (Sunday Only) Stalls need to be reserved in advance see shaving instructions below
There will be no classes or ribbons Each ride will be judged and the test will be yours to keep. Concessions: NO food or drinks provided, so bring your own.
Stalls open at 6:30am Sunday morning
Tests Offered: Intro, Training - Grand Prix, Four, Five & Six Year Old tests, Junior and Young Rider tests, Freestyles. Riding Attire: Casual! Boots or half chaps with a heeled shoe. Breeches and a shirt with sleeves, a collar is not required. Rules : All USEF/USDF rules apply, except for the casual rider attire. An ASTM-SEI certified helmet must be worn at all times while mounted. Shavings must be purchased from WW Feed & Tack. 2-bag minimum. Call 480-312-6814. Lungeing is only to be done in the designated corner of the warm-up ring.
JUDGES: Julie Sodowsky ‘R’ and Michell Combs “L Graduate” I want to ride the following tests: Level
Test Number
Test Number
Level
Preferred time between rides I will be schooling only
# of Day Stall(s)
(extra fee of $35/stall)
# of Tack Stall(s)
Horse
(extra fee of $35/stall)
Send my ride times to my:
Rider
email:
Street City Waiver of Liability: By signing this entry form, I acknowledge that I fully understand that there are risk of serious bodily injury, including death, and risk of damage to or loss of personal property. In consideration for me or my child being allowed to enter, participate in and observe, and/or my horse being permitted to be ridden in, the above listed equine activity, I hereby for myself, my child, my heirs, agents and assigns, agree to waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims, rights and causes of action against the facility, its owners, employees, volunteers, the Arizona Dressage Association, its officers, directors, members, agents and volunteers (ADA) for injury or damage caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by negligence of ADA or the facility, and I agree to hold ADA or the facility harmless against all claims and causes of action for any alleged or actual injury or damage which I, my child, my agents, or my horse, may cause to any person or property. I voluntarily assume all risks associated with my or my child’s or my horse’s participation in this activity and with being present on the grounds where this activity is held. I further agree to be bound by the rules under which this activity is conducted.
Insurance requires that every horse/rider on the grounds signs a waiver & wears a number.
Note: ENTRY FORM WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS SIGNED AND DATED
Rider:
Date
Owner/Agent Signature:
Date
Parent/Guardian Signature:
Date
(For Riders under the age of 18)
08/16
Arizona Dressage Association is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization
Entry Fees $ Stabling/Tack $ TOTAL $ Entry must be postmarked by Wednesday Sept. 7, 2016
MAKE CHECKS TO: ADA MAIL ENTRIES TO: Cynthia Ganem 1213 E Villa Maria Drive Phoenix, AZ 85022-1222 cganem@azdressage.org
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: L.Bowles@azdressage.org C.Hitchcock@azdressage.org
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ADA Schooling Show Entry Form 2016-2017 Arizona Dressage Association is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization
October 8th (Saturday) - Bar A, Scottsdale, AZ (closing date - September 28th) - Judge: Lois Whittington ' L* ' December 3rd (Saturday) - Dale Creek Equestrian, Litchfield Park, AZ (closing date- November (16th) - Judge: Jenny Cohn ' L ' January 28th (Saturday) - Bar A, Scottsdale, AZ (closing date - January 11th) - Judge: Cynthia Ganem ' L* ' March 4th (Saturday) - Dale Creek Equestrian, Litchfield Park, AZ (closing date - February 15th) - Judge: Sarah Lindsten ' L* ' April 1st Saturday) - Bar A Scottsdale, AZ (closing date March 15th- ) - Judge: TBD If a show is over subscribed, all riders will be included based on entry postmark date, up to the closing date. If there are more entries (all with a closing date postmark) than can be scheduled, priority will be given to ADA members. NO REFUNDS AFTER CLOSING DATE NO CHANGES TO RIDE TIMES AFTER SHOW BEGINS EXCEPT TO FILL SCRATCHES OR "NO SHOWS"
Cost: $20 per class Schooling Only: $15 per day (not riding in front of the judge) Day Stall: Check with the stable owner for availability Non Member Fee: $10.00 one day fee for non-members for classes or schooling. Year End Schooling Show Awards: A one-time nomination form for EACH horse and rider combination. Riding Attire: Boots or half chaps with a heeled shoe, a shirt with sleeves and an ASTM-SEI certified helmet. Rules: All USEF/USDF rules apply, except for the riding attire. The certified helmet must be worn at all times while mounted.
Show CLASSES OFFERED - PLEASE CHECK THE CLASSES YOU WISH TO ENTER USDF Intro Test
A
B or
C Training Level Test
1
2
3 First Level Test
1
2
Second Level Test
3
1
2
TOC - Test of Choice (Includes All Classes Third Level Test
1
2
3 Fourth Level Test
1
2
3 Intermediare
I
II
A
B Grand Prix
ETOC - Eventer Test of Choice or ATOC- Alternative Dressage (Gaited NWHA / Western Dressage Test
MF - Musical Freestyle
Level
Horse: Rider Street
Ride times will be sent to:
City
Email:
State Owner
Please write clearly
Zip
Waiver of Liability: By signing this entry form, I acknowledge that I fully understand that there are risk of serious bodily
injury, including death, and risk of damage to or loss of personal property. In consideration for me or my child being allowed to enter, participate in and observe, and/or my horse being permitted to be ridden in, the above listed equine activity, I hereby for myself, my child, my heirs, agents and assigns, agree to waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims, rights and causes of action against the facility, its owners, employees, volunteers, the Arizona Dressage Association, its officers, directors, members, agents and volunteers (ADA) for injury or damage caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by negligence of ADA or the facility, and I agree to hold ADA or the facility harmless against all claims and causes of action for any alleged or actual injury or damage which I, my child, my agents, or my horse, may cause to any person or property. I voluntarily assume all risks associated with my or my child’s or my horse’s participation in this activity and with being present on the grounds where this activity is held. I further agree to be bound by the rules under which this activity is conducted.
Note: ENTRY FORM WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNLESS SIGNED AND DATED. NO REFUNDS AFTER CLOSING DATE
Rider Signature Owner/Agent Signature Parent/Guardian Signature (For Riders under the age of 18) 12/11
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Date Date Date
PLEASE CHECK DIVISION JR
AA
OPEN
Entry Fees $10 non-member Total MAKE CHECKS TO:
ADA
MAIL ENTRIES TO: Cynthia Ganem 1213 E Villa Maria Drive Phoenix, AZ 85022-1222 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Cynthia Ganem cganem@azdressage.org
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2016 12: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 18: ADA Members Only Schooling Day. Location: WestWorld of Scottsdale. $25/class; $25 Schooling Only. Open to ADA Members ONLY. Overnight and Day stalls available. See Entry Form > 15-18: GAIG/USDF Region 5 Championships, Location Stanley Park Fairgrounds, Estes Park, CO, Judges: Carter Bass (S), VA; Cindy Canace (S), NJ; Christel Carlson (S), WA: Joan Macartney (S), CAN; Lorraine MacDonald (S), CAN; Janine Malone (R), NC; Sue Curry Shaffer (S) CA; Lisa Schmidt (S) NJ. Manager Joe Coleman, 913.424.8442, jcoleman@equitechgroup.net. Secretary Heather Petersen, 303.648.3164, cell: 719.338.0854, slush@drgw.net OCTOBER 2016 2: NAC of ADA Pronghorn Series Schooling Show. Location: American Ranch Equestrian Center, Prescott, AZ. Contact www.nacofada.com. 8-9: USDF Adult Series Clinic, Featuring Kathy Connelly & Betsy Steiner. Location Reverie Farms, Longmont, CO. www.usdf.org
8: ADA October Schooling Show. Location: Bar A Ranch, Scottsdale, AZ. $20/class; $20/day for Schooling Only; $10/ day Non-Member Fee. See Entry Form> 10: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 22-23: ADA 2016 Dressage Clinic, Featuring Heather Blitz. Location: Marvel Acres - 27114 N. 156th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85262. For Auditor Registration (fees apply) see ADA website or Contact: Sarah Lindsten - s.lindsten@ azdressage.org
29-30: Region 5 JR/YR Clinic featuring Charlotte BredahlBaker. Location: Bandelaro Ranch, 8526 E Tanque Verde Road, Tucson, AZ 85749. Riders - Apply by September 16, 2016. http://www.usdf.org/education/clinics/jryr/riders. asp. Auditors Pre-registration ends on October 14, 2016. Contact Kathy Robertson: jryrclinics@usdf.org NOVEMBER 2016 5-6: ADA Fall Fiesta & AZ State Championships, Location WestWorld, Judges Cindy Canace ‘S’, Fran Dearing ‘S’. Dinah Babcock ‘S’, Marilyn Payne ‘S’, Manager Jay Chabucos JayChabucos@gmail.com, Secretary Sue Plasman s.plasman@azdressage.org
10-13: US Dressage Finals, Location Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY. http://www.usdf.org/usdressagefinals/ > 14: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 19-20: TDC Fall Festival I & II, Location Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, Judges: Sue Malone-Casey, ‘S’, Highland Village, TX; Sarah Geikie, ‘S’, Lebanon, CT; Manager Jay Chabucos - JayChabucos@gmail.com, Secretary Debbie Garris - dgarris@horseshowsolutions.com 30-Dec 3rd: USDF Annual Board of Governors Convention
in St. Louis, MO. DECEMBER 2016 1: ADA/USDF 2017 Membership Year Begins 3: ADA December Schooling Show. Location: Dale Creek Equestrian Village, Litchfield Park, AZ. $20/class; $20/day for Schooling Only; $10/day Non-Member Fee. See Entry Form> 12: ADA Regular Meeting Location TBD. Contact enews@ azdressage.org for details. JANUARY 2017 9: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 28: ADA January Schooling Show. Location: Bar A Ranch, Scottsdale, AZ. $20/class; $20/day for Schooling Only; $10/ day Non-Member Fee. See Entry Form online> FEBRUARY 2017 13: ADA Annual Meeting, 6:30 pm. Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 19: ADA Fun in February Celebration, Location Dale Creek Equestrian Center, Litchfield Park, AZ, Judges TBD, Manager Kathy Smith - ksmith@azdressage.org, Secretary Cynthia Ganem - cganem@azdressage.org MARCH 2017 4: ADA March Schooling Show. Location: Dale Creek Equestrian Village, Litchfield Park, AZ. $20/class; $20/day for Schooling Only; $10/day Non-Member Fee. See Entry Form online> 13: ADA Regular Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. APRIL 2017 1: ADA April Schooling Show. Location: Bar A Ranch, Scottsdale, AZ. $20/class; $20/day for Schooling Only; $10/ day Non-Member Fee. See Entry Form online>
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS cont. 10: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. 15-16: ADA Spring Celebration, Location WestWorld, Judges TBD, Manager Jay Chabucos - JayChabucos@gmail.com, Secretary Sue Plasman - s.plasman@azdressage.org MAY 2017 8: ADA Regular Meeting Location TBD. Contact enews@ azdressage.org for details. JUNE 2017 12: ADA Regular Meeting Location TBD. Contact enews@ azdressage.org for details.
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“If one induces the horse to assume that carriage which it would adopt of its own accord when displaying its beauty, then, one directs the horse to appear joyous and magnificent, proud and remarkable for having been ridden.�
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JULY 2017 11: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. AUGUST 2017 14: ADA Regular Meeting 6:30PM, Location TBD. Contact enews@azdressage.org for details. TBD: ADA Mountain Air Dressage and Dressage in the Pines Shows, Location Ft .Tuthilll, Flagstaff, AZ. Judges: TBD, Manager Jay Chabucos JayChabucos@gmail.com, Secretary Sue Plasman s.plasman@azdressage.org
Opening Date for Entries September 8, 2016
Closing Date for Entries Received by October 27, 2016 midnight Eastern Time
Presented by Adequan
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Official Prize List for the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan and USDF Dressage in the Bluegrass Licensed by the United States Equestrian Federation November 10-13, 2016 Opening Date for Declarations: July 1, 2016 Opening Date for Nominations: September 8, 2016 Nomination Deadline: Varies by region – see page 9 for list by region USEF/USDF No. 330778 Level Five Competition Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY Official Prize List posted on www.usdressagefinals.com
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Adult Amateur Opportunity
Creating A Winning Partnership With Your Horse Learn from two clinicians at each clinic Featuring
Kathy Connelly USDF Honorary Instructor “S” Judge World Cup Competitor Coach for World Equestrian Games and the World Cup Olympic and World Games Selector
and
Region 5
October 8-9, 2016 Reverie Farms Longmont, CO Hosted by Rocky Mountain Dressage Society
Betsy Steiner USDF Honorary Instructor International Rider, Trainer and Coach World Equestrian Games Competitor
For current details on these and future clinics visit
www.usdf.org
Creator of Equilates™
YOUR CONNECTION TO THE
AMERICAN DRESSAGE COMMUNITY
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Northern Arizona Chapter Arizona Dressage Association 2016 Schooling Show Entry Form AMERICAN RANCH EQUESTRIAN CENTER 9500 Williamson Valley Rd, Prescott, AZ
May 8, 2016 / Closing date May 3, 2016 - Judge: Cynthia Ganem “L” August 7, 2016 / Closing date Aug 2, 2016 - Judge: Sarah Lindsten “L” October 2, 2016 / Closing date Sept 27, 2016 - Judge: Michell Combs “L”
Horse: _____________________________________________________
Send My Ride times to
Rider: ___________________________________________ Phone: _________________ my: Email / Phone Owner: ___________________________________________ Email: _________________ Is this your first Show? Y / N Street: _____________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________ State: ______ Zip: __________ Cost: $20.00/Class Non-Member fee: Add $10.00/Day or $25.00/Season $10.00/Haul-In Only - $5.00/Late Fee Stall: Coggins required. For particular show stall availability contact Show Secretary, Kirsten Kuzmanic directly at (928) 440-4615
Rules: All USEF/USDF rules apply, except for the riding attire. The certified helmet must be worn at all times while mounted. Riding Attire: Boots or half chaps with
Classes Offered: (please circle classes you wish to enter) USDF Intro Test: A / B / C
Second Level Test: 1 / 2
Training Level: 1 / 2 / 3
Third Level Test: 1 / 2 / 3
First Level Test: 1 / 2 / 3
Fourth Level Test: 1 / 2 / 3
TOC or Other (specify)______
Eventing (USEA) Level/Test ________
Western Dressage (USEF) Level/Test __________ Gaited Dressage (Specify USDF or FOSH) Level/Test __________ Divisions: JR, AA, Open & Vintage (50 +) Blue Moon Studios will be available at the NAC of ADA Schooling Shows for photographs / video. If interested, Call Marilyn at 623-826-4569, or email: Mare@marebluemoon.com
a heeled shoe, a shirt with sleeves and an ASTM-SEI certified helmet.
PLEASE CIRCLE DIVISION
Waiver Of Liability: By signing this entry form, I acknowledge that I fully understand that there are
risks of serious bodily injury, including death, and risk of damage to or loss of personal property. In consideration for me or my child being allowed to enter, participate in and observe, and/or my horse being permitted to be ridden in the above listed equine activity, I hereby for myself, my child, my heirs, agents and assigns, agree to waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims, right and causes of action against the facility, its owners, employees, volunteers, the Arizona Dressage Association, its officers, directors, members, agents and volunteers (ADA) for injury or damage caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by negligence of ADA or the facility, and I agree to hold ADA or the facility harmless against all claims and causes of action for any alleged or actual injury or damage which I, my child, my agents, or my horse, may cause to any person or property. I voluntarily assume all risks associated with my or my child’s or my horses’ participation in this activity and with being present on the grounds where this activity is held. I further agree to be bound by the rules under which this activity is conducted.
Rider signature: __________________________________ Date: _________________ Owner signature: ________________________________
Date: _________________
Parent/Guardian: (under 18) ____________________________ Date: _______________
BOTH SIDES OF ENTRY FORM MUST BE SIGNED. Form will not be accepted unless signed and dated with check attached. No refunds after closing date. No changes to ride times after show begins, except to fill scratches or “no shows”
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Would you be interested in volunteering? Y / N
JR AA O V ENTRY FEES: Class(s)
__________
Non/Member __________ Late Fee
__________
TOTAL:
__________
Make checks payable to: NAC of ADA NAC of ADA, PO Box 11262, Prescott, AZ 86304 (951) 440-4615, Kirsten Kuzmanic Show Secretary: kirstenk38@gmail.com (928)440-4615
Northern Arizona Chapter Arizona Dressage Association 2016 Schooling Show Rules These Schooling Shows are put on by Northern Arizona Chapter of Arizona Dressage Association (NAC of ADA) for the benefit of its members and the community. Show policies are set by NAC of ADA and are subject to the Show Management’s discretion. The Show Management reserves the right to call for the removal from the show grounds of any horse or rider that jeopardizes the safety of any horse, rider, spectator or other attending party, or of any horse deemed unmanageable and/or a danger to itself or others. Junior/Young Riders, Adult Amateurs, Open Riders & Vintage Riders (50+) … in Intro / Training / Basic Level / IJA Gaited, through FEI… will qualify for the ‘High Point’ Year End Championship Awards. Rider must ride a minimum of two (2) NAC of ADA Schooling Shows at same level with same horse in front of two (2) different judges. NAC of ADA will average Rider’s two (2) highest scores to qualify for the 2016 ‘High Point’ Year End Championship Awards. Awards will be distributed at last show of season on October 2, 2016 at the NAC of ADA ‘High Point’ Year End Championship Schooling Show. No qualifying scores are required. No minimum number of Riders required to qualify for ‘High Point’ Year End Championship Award Divisions. See www.nacofada.com for 2016 ‘High Point’ Year End Championship Awards Program and Class List. US Equestrian Dressage Division Regulations are followed with the exception of dress requirements. Exceptions are: Jackets are not required. If a jacket is not worn, a short or long sleeve shirt with a collar is required; stock tie or choker is optional; tall boots or paddock boots, with or without chaps, are required. Effective March 1, 2011, for dressage: Anyone mounted on a horse must wear protective headgear except those riders age 18 and over while on horses that are competing only in FEI levels and tests at the Prix St. Georges level and above (including FEI Young Rider Tests, the USEF Developing Prix St. Georges Test and the USEF Brentina Cup Test). Protective headgear is defined as a riding helmet which meets or exceeds ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials)/SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for equestrian use and carries the SEI tag. The headgear and harness must be secured and properly fitted. Any rider violating this rule at any time must immediately be prohibited from further riding until such headgear is properly in place. This includes non-competing riders as well as those competing at any level.
Riders are advised that equipment may be checked, including whip length and bits. No entry fees will be refunded unless cancellations are received by the closing date for that show. At management’s discretion, if a horse/rider combination is scratched due to severe lameness, illness or other serious reason after the closing date, the entry fee may be held over to the next show. If not used at the next show, the entry fee will be dead and not refunded. If a show is “oversubscribed”, all riders will be included based on entry post mark date, up to closing date. If there are over entries, priority will be given to ADA members.
I have read the NAC of ADA Schooling Show Rules and accept and agree to abide by them.
Signature ______________________________ Date ______________________________
PLEASE NOTE – American Ranch does NOT ALLOW DOGS.
Beverages will be for sale on the Show Grounds.
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2016 Volunteer Hours Reported through June (4 hours meets the minimum YEA Eligibility - Flagstaff hours not entered yet!) Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Elias, Carol
45.0
Yes
Crinnian, Susan
8.0
Yes
Allison, Anne
4.0
Yes
Crowther, Antoinette 7.0
Yes
Anderson, Katie
21.0
Yes
Cunningham, Syndy
14.0
Yes
Ayres, Amy
8.5
Yes
Damiano, Ann
14.0
Yes
Barngrover, Alyssa
8.0
Yes
DeBenedetto, Diane 4.0
Yes
Beebe, Jane
4.0
Yes
DeGirolamo, Carol
4.0
Yes
Biehl, Robin
8.0
Yes
Delaney, Joann
4.0
Yes
Bilodeau, Heather Lynne 28.5
Yes
Disney, Kim
4.0
Yes
Blasingim, Dianna
20.5
Yes
Drake, Elizabeth
23.5
Yes
Bowles, Lara
32.5
Yes
Dupre, Linda
1.5
Brookhart, Kendall
8.0
Yes
Duzan, Barbara
4.0
Yes
Buchanan, Anne
3.3
Echazabal, Dianne
4.0
Yes
Calhoun, Cheshire
4.0
Yes
Farthing, Pamela
4.0
Yes
Callahan, Anne
13.0
Yes
Finnegan, Kara
4.0
Yes
Carson, Deborah
7.0
Yes
Flores-Reed, Lise
4.0
Yes
Cecchini, Joyce
4.0
Yes
Fonoti, Chris
8.0
Yes
Clary, Jeanine
4.0
Yes
Ganem, Cynthia
24.0
Yes
Cochran-Overly, Maren 13.0
Yes
Gasperak, Joan
4.0
Yes
Cochran, Janice
4.0
Yes
Gasperak, Mark
4.0
Yes
Cohn, Jenny
16.0
Yes
Gilbertson, Jackie
14.0
Yes
Combs, Michell
17.5
Yes
Gilliland, Missy
4.0
Yes
Course, Cindy
10.5
Yes
Gonzalez, Marta
4.0
Yes
Crampton, Susan
27.0
Yes
Graff, Jill
4.0
Yes
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2016 Volunteer Hours Reported Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Graham, Alex
24.0
Yes
McKinney, Lynn
4.0
Yes
Grundy, Suzanne
4.0
Yes
McLaughlin, Wendy
4.3
Yes
Haarms, Bert
8.0
Yes
McLean, Barbara
12.0
Yes
Haney, Carole
5.0
Yes
Middleton, Barbara
8.0
Yes
Hentges, Laurie
4.0
Yes
Miller, Sandra
4.0
Yes
Higgins, Suzanne
4.0
Yes
Mooney, Michele
4.0
Yes
Hightower, Patricia
4.0
Yes
Mount, Jessica
3.0
Hill, Verena
4.0
Yes
Muller, Patricia
4.0
Yes
Hitchcock, Cindy
40.3
Yes
Murphy, Christine
4.0
Yes
Humphries, Mary
4.0
Yes
Naughton, Paula
17.0
Yes
Irbinskas, Heather
4.0
Yes
Nayak, Katherine
4.0
Yes
Jackson, Cyndi
4.0
Yes
Nevarez, Victoria
17.0
Yes
Jonaitis, Sasha
8.0
Yes
O'Brian, Kevin
28.0
Yes
Jonaitis, Sophie
8.0
Yes
O'Brian, Mikayla
26.0
Yes
Jones, Cathy Lee
1.0
Paglia, Paula
4.0
Yes
Kalchik, Allen
6.0
Parmentier, Mary Jane 8.0
Yes
Kazan, Eric
2.0
Parrella, Penny
4.0
Yes
Kazan, Lyn
2.0
Parrish, Ph.D., Susan
7.5
Yes
Kohlun, Carrie
4.0
Yes
Patton-Rich, Teri
4.0
Yes
Krajenke, Tracey
9.0
Yes
Patton, Jean
4.0
Yes
Kurbat, Margaret
4.0
Yes
Pillon, Judith
4.0
Yes
Kuzmanic, Kirsten
23.0
Yes
Pinkus, Ganit
3.0
Lane, Leesa
4.0
Yes
Plasman, Sue
4.0
Yes
Lassetter, Caroline
4.0
Yes
Pollack, Jaime
4.0
Yes
Leutwyler, Ric
2.0
Polydoros, Pamela
19.3
Yes
Leutwyler, Susan
28.0
Yes
Porter, Stacey
4.0
Yes
Lindley, Debbie
5.0
Yes
Pribble, Kimberly
14.5
Yes
Lindsten, Sarah
16.0
Yes
Radda, Tania
19.3
Yes
Lorenzen, Kay
4.0
Yes
Riddell, Kenzie
4.0
Yes
Mahler, Julie
4.0
Yes
Riddell, Wendy
8.0
Yes
Manning, Melanie
4.0
Yes
Riegger, Jackie
2.0
Marshall, Marian
4.0
Yes
Riegger, Michael
6.0
Yes
McAlpine, Susan
4.0
Yes
Roth, Amy
8.0
Yes
McFadden, Greg
10.0
Yes
Sannes, Melisa
4.0
Yes
McFadden, Marji
9.0
Yes
Schmitz, Ulrich
4.0
Yes
McGraw, Georgia
4.0
Yes
Schuttler, Petrice
4.0
Yes
Yes
Schwartz, Maureen
2.0
Scotford, Katie
4.0
Shelly, Jayne
3.0
McKee, Bobbie Lynn 14.0
Yes
Mckinney-Rodriguez, Jacqueline 23.0
Yes
Yes
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2016 Volunteer Hours Reported Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Name
Hours Credited
Eligible for YEA?
Simpson, Lynn
4.0
Yes
Tyler, Lyn
4.0
Yes
Skarsten, Chris
4.0
Yes
Vander Woude, Susan 4.0
Yes
Sletten, Jeanette
4.0
Yes
Wallace, Donna
4.0
Yes
Smith, Katherine J.
22.0
Yes
Walsh, Norma
14.0
Yes
Sodowsky, Julie
0.5
Watters, Meredith
9.0
Yes
Soich, Nikki
4.0
Yes
Weaver, Cheryl
4.0
Yes
Sorenson, Sherri
4.0
Yes
Webber, Leigh
4.0
Yes
Southerly, Amanda
2.0
Whittington, Lois
4.0
Yes
Sparks, Gina
5.0
Yes
Wickham, Ashley
3.5
Stapleton, Kelly
4.5
Yes
Wilhite, Jerri
17.0
Yes
Stearns, Carol
2.0
Wilkening, Sondra
8.0
Yes
Stine-Masek, Eleanor 2.0
Wilson, Heather
2.0
Stricklet, Karen
5.0
Yes
Wittstock, Kathy
4.0
Yes
Surplus, Kailee
9.5
Yes
Wolpert, Sherry
4.0
Yes
Tillman, Laura
4.0
Yes
Yacobucci, Kim
4.5
Yes
Tismeer, Betsy
2.0
Ziurys, Lucy
4.0
Yes
Tripp, Sherrill
4.0
Yes
We can always use your help at our shows and clinics! If you’re vying for Year End Awards, a 4-hour minimum of volunteer service is required for eligibility. You have LOTs of ways you can be of service to your organization ... even including surrogate service from friends and family! Our full Volunteer Policy can be found on our website at: http://azdressage.org/volunteer/
We'd love your thoughts on the current volunteer system What makes your volunteer efforts worthwhile to you? --recognition, a show T-shirt, a volunteer raffle? Are you looking for alternate ways to help the ADA because your schedule makes volunteering at shows difficult? The ADA is in the midst of another big year, with more volunteers needed than ever, and we want to make that effort rewarding for us all. We would love to get input on what, if any, changes would make volunteering more rewarding for you. Knowing that our membership's time is more precious than ever, please consider taking a moment to send in your comments or questions if you haven't already to let us know how, when, and why you volunteer so that we can devise a suitable volunteer recognition/rewards program. Feel free to email Kathy Smith at ksmith@azdressage.org and give us your opinion! Thanks so much!
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Show Results
ADA Mountain Air Dressage Show
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Gaian, 474
Kate Shoemaker
Dolton
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
158.0
68.696%
1
458
Julia Harbers-Browning
Pikeur
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
152.5
66.304%
2
431
Lisa Prato
QT
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
149.5
65.000%
3
404
Laura Tillman
Galaxy Quest
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
124.0
53.913%
4
434
Kali Riddell
Angel
Training Level, Test 1 2015
JR/YR
156.0
67.826%
1
424
Wendy Riddell
#Hashtag
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Open
159.0
69.130%
1
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Gaian, 407
David Devoe
Lucien
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
179.5
69.038%
1
431
Lisa Prato
QT
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
170.0
65.385%
2
475
Kate Shoemaker
Hezekiah
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
166.0
63.846%
3
462
Maren Cochran
Velvet Cyte
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
165.0
63.462%
4
468
Deborah Carson
Gallagher
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
145.5
55.962%
5
449
Sharon Zovod
Medallion’s Oswin
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
136.5
52.500%
6
445
Wendy Riddell
Welcome
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Open
182.0
70.000%
1
451
Casi Majeski
Hollywood
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Open
147.5
56.731%
2
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Wysocki, 474
Kate Shoemaker
Dolton
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
162.5
73.864%
1
432
Lisa Prato
Elko
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
149.0
67.727%
2
407
David Devoe
Lucien
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
148.5
67.500%
3
438
Geren Thurston
Lifelord Z
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
141.5
64.318%
4
462
Maren Cochran
Velvet Cyte
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
127.0
57.727%
5
468
Deborah Carson
Gallagher
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
126.0
57.273%
6
404
Laura Tillman
Galaxy Quest
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
123.5
56.136%
441
Isabella Parks
Cancun EE
Training Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
162.5
73.864%
1
434
Kali Riddell
Angel
Training Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
155.0
70.455%
2
448
Ulrike Rehberg-Sparks
Leaguers Gold Rush
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
163.5
74.318%
1
445
Wendy Riddell
Welcome
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
156.5
71.136%
2
424
Wendy Riddell
#Hashtag
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
151.5
68.864%
3
451
Casi Majeski
Hollywood
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
147.5
67.045%
4
476
Trisha Tabitha Muller
Riomez
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
137.5
62.500%
5
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
167.5
64.423%
1
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Open
133.5
58.043%
1
Double Gamble
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
173.0
66.538%
1
TRAINING LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Gaian, 462
Maren Cochran
Velvet Cyte
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1 OPPORTUNITY
(C) Gaian, 455
Johanna Crepea
Silhouettes Envi
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2 OPPORTUNITY
(C) Wysocki, 409
Calla Parker FIRST LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Gaian, 432
Lisa Prato
Elko
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
177.0
65.556%
1
457
Rebecca Lindy
Quintana Roo Cr
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
177.0
65.556%
2
415
Dian Seabury
Mystiques Calisto
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
149.0
55.185%
3
408
Bobbie Lynn Mckee
El Galion
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
185.0
68.519%
1
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Show Results
ADA Mountain Air Dressage Show
FIRST LEVEL TEST 1 (cont)
477
Danielle Cox
Alessandro
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
176.5
65.370%
2
448
Ulrike Rehberg-Sparks
Leaguers Gold Rush
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
175.5
65.000%
3
444
Kristine Janisko
Over the Top
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
168.5
62.407%
4
FIRST LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Gaian, 415
Dian Seabury
Mystiques Calisto
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
215.0
67.188%
1
469
Kristie Rogers
Flynn Noir
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
189.5
59.219%
2
444
Kristine Janisko
Over the Top
First Level, Test 2 2015
Open
213.0
66.563%
1
408
Bobbie Lynn Mckee
El Galion
First Level, Test 2 2015
Open
211.0
65.938%
2
FIRST LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Wysocki, 457
Rebecca Lindy
Quintana Roo Cr
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
248.0
72.941%
1
436
Kendall Utter
Nabucco
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
234.0
68.824%
2
422
Catherine Carlson
Reminiscence
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
229.5
67.500%
3
423
Ann-Marie Crookham
Myst of Elysium
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
221.5
65.147%
4
454
Francine Garrigus
Time Out
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
211.5
62.206%
5
450
Deborah Lindley
Zephyr Lupine
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
188.5
55.441%
6
430
Jamie Deconcini
Miss Maisy Mae
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
232.5
68.382%
1
433
Kenzie Riddell
Fashion
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
232.0
68.235%
2
441
Isabella Parks
Cancun EE
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
214.0
62.941%
3
471
Casi Majeski
Finesse
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
254.5
74.853%
1
FIRST LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Wysocki, 423
Ann-Marie Crookham
Myst of Elysium
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
233.5
68.676%
1
469
Kristie Rogers
Flynn Noir
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
202.5
63.281%
2
454
Francine Garrigus
Time Out
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
210.0
61.765%
3
450
Deborah Lindley
Zephyr Lupine
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
181.5
53.382%
4
Double Gamble
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
180.0
66.667%
1
FIRST LEVEL TEST 1 OPPORTUNITY
(C) Wysocki, 409
Calla Parker SECOND LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Wysocki, 417
Susan Arbuckle
Shiners Buckaroo
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
216.5
65.606%
1
406
Karen Lubinski
Duke’s Mr T. J.
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
188.0
56.970%
2
471
Casi Majeski
Finesse
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Open
231.0
70.000%
1
SECOND LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Gaian, 436
Kendall Utter
Nabucco
Second Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
220.0
56.410%
1
406
Karen Lubinski
Duke’s Mr T. J.
Second Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
195.5
50.128%
2
SECOND LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Wysocki, 411
Tammy Williams
Davidoff DC
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
267.0
65.122%
1
437
Elizabeth Eggers
Windstarr
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
240.0
58.537%
2
433
Kenzie Riddell
Fashion
Second Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
284.0
69.268%
1
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Open
294.5
71.829%
1
410
Miguel Undabarrena
Colpre
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Open
281.0
68.537%
2
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Show Results
ADA Mountain Air Dressage Show
SECOND LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Gaian, 477
Danielle Cox
Alessandro
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Open
208.0
63.030%
1
Brendan Braveheart
Third Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
218.5
56.026%
1
THIRD LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Wysocki, 440
Pamela Farthing THIRD LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Gaian, 418
Bobbi Berry
Redhawks Florencianna
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
252.0
64.615%
1
463
Maren Cochran
DM Vivid Khemistry
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
235.0
60.256%
2
425
Megan Manning
SR Ssavant
Third Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
241.0
61.795%
1
429
Missy Gilliland
Denzel
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Open
265.5
68.077%
1
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Open
265.0
67.949%
2
THIRD LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Wysocki, 418
Bobbi Berry
Redhawks Florencianna
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
239.0
72.424%
1
413
Cindi Lacroix
Marbella
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
214.0
64.848%
2
FOURTH LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Gaian, 429
Missy Gilliland
Denzel
Fourth Level, Test 1 2015
Open
249.0
67.297%
1
443
Miguel Undabarrena
Miguel al Vida
Fourth Level, Test 1 2015
Open
227.0
61.351%
2
Stonewall Good Deal Lady
Fourth Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
248.5
69.028%
1
FOURTH LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Wysocki, 435
Kendall Utter FOURTH LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Wysocki, 452
Valerie Denno
Digimon
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
262.0
58.222%
1
467
Deborah Carson
Zantango
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
245.0
54.444%
2
428
Missy Gilliland
Hermione NSF
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Open
295.5
65.667%
1
FOURTH LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Wysocki, 452 443
Valerie Denno
Digimon
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
284.5
63.222%
1
Miguel Undabarrena
Miguel al Vida
Fourth Level, Test 1 2015
Open
241.0
65.135%
1
PRIX ST GEORGES
(C) Gaian, 435
Kendall Utter
Stonewall Good Deal Lady
FEI Prix St. Georges 2015
Adult Amateur
248.0
65.263%
1
459
Paula Paglia
Revanche
FEI Prix St. Georges 2015
Open
248.0
65.263%
1
466
Miguel Undabarrena
Gabito
FEI Prix St. Georges 2015
Open
212.0
55.789%
2
Rope’s Ricochet
FEI Intermediate I 2015
Open
235.0
61.842%
1
Lucy Ziurys
Sylvano
FEI Grand Prix 2014
Adult Amateur
291.0
58.200%
1
Heather Brady
Don Milenium
FEI Grand Prix 2014
Adult Amateur
273.4
54.680%
2
USDF Freestyle, Fourth Level 2015 Adult Amateur
197.5
65.833%
1
INTERMEDIARE I
(C) Gaian, 442
Laura Decesari GRAND PRIX
(C) Gaian, 405 470
USDF MUSICAL FREESTYLE TOC
(C) Gaian, 473
Kate Shoemaker
Solitaer 40
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Show Results
ADA Mountain Air Dressage Show 420
Lynn McKinney
Plato En Rouge
USDF Freestyle, Fourth Level 2015 Adult Amateur
183.4
61.133%
439 430
Katherine Nayak Jamie Deconcini
Willow Miss Maisy Mae
USDF Freestyle, Second Level 2015 JR/YR USDF Freestyle, First Level 2015 JR/YR
210.5 207.5
70.167% 69.167% 2
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
USDF Freestyle, Third Level 2015 Open
216.9
72.300%
1
FEI Freestyle, Grand Prix 2009
248.5
62.125%
1
Introductory Walk-Trot Test A 2015 Adult Amateur
111.0
69.375%
1
Pikeur
Introductory Walk-Trot Test B 2015 Adult Amateur
112.0
70.000%
1
2
FEI FREESTYLE TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Gaian, 465
Sandy Luebbe
Samaritano IX
Open
INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST A
(C) Wysocki, 458
Julia Harbers-Browning
Pikeur
INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST B
(C) Wysocki, 458
Julia Harbers-Browning PAS DE DEUX
(C) Gaian, 464
Sandy Luebbe
Ilustre HMM
USDF Pas de Deux 2015
Open
141.2
70.600%
1
466
Miguel Undabarrena
Gabito
USDF Pas de Deux 2015
Open
141.2
70.600%
1
Show Results
ADA Dressage in the Pines
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Gaian, 456
Michelle Scarzone
Roxie’s Jazz Soul
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
157.0
68.261%
1
458
Julia Harbers-Browning
Pikeur
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
144.0
62.609%
2
434
Kali Riddell
Angel
Training Level, Test 1 2015
JR/YR
156.5
68.043%
1
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Wysocki, 475
Kate Shoemaker
Hezekiah
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
190.0
73.077%
1
456
Michelle Scarzone
Roxie’s Jazz Soul
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
186.0
71.538%
2
462
Maren Cochran
Velvet Cyte
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
180.0
69.231%
3
468
Deborah Carson
Gallagher
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
153.0
58.846%
4
449
Sharon Zovod
Medallion’s Oswin
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
151.0
58.077%
5
424
Wendy Riddell
#Hashtag
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Open
199.5
76.731%
1
445
Wendy Riddell
Welcome
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Open
192.0
73.846%
2
451
Casi Majeski
Hollywood
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Open
186.5
71.731%
3
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Gaian, 407
David Devoe
Lucien
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
152.0
69.091%
1
438
Geren Thurston
Lifelord Z
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
150.5
68.409%
2
474
Kate Shoemaker
Dolton
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
144.0
65.455%
3
431
Lisa Prato
QT
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
141.0
64.091%
4
468
Deborah Carson
Gallagher
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
136.0
61.818%
5
404
Laura Tillman
Galaxy Quest
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
133.5
60.682%
6
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Show Results
ADA Dressage in the Pines
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 3 cont.
441
Isabella Parks
Cancun EE
Training Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
156.0
70.909%
1
434
Kali Riddell
Angel
Training Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
147.0
66.818%
2
445
Wendy Riddell
Welcome
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
153.0
69.545%
1
424
Wendy Riddell
#Hashtag
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
152.5
69.318%
2
448
Ulrike Rehberg-Sparks
Leaguers Gold Rush
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
151.0
68.636%
3
451
Casi Majeski
Hollywood
Training Level, Test 3 2015
Open
142.5
64.773%
4
Training Level, Test 1 2015
Open
125.0
54.348%
1
Double Gamble
Training Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
173.5
66.731%
1
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1 OPPORTUNITY
(C) Gaian, 455
Johanna Crepea
Silhouettes Envi
TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2 OPPORTUNITY
(C) Gaian, 409
Calla Parker FIRST LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Wysocki, 457
Rebecca Lindy
Quintana Roo Cr
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
199.0
73.704%
1
407
David Devoe
Lucien
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
191.0
70.741%
2
415
Dian Seabury
Mystiques Calisto
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
190.0
70.370%
3
438
Geren Thurston
Lifelord Z
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
184.5
68.333%
4
431
Lisa Prato
QT
First Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
175.5
65.000%
5
448
Ulrike Rehberg-Sparks
Leaguers Gold Rush
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
192.5
71.296%
1
446
Melanie Manning
Over the Top
First Level, Test 1 2015
Open
183.0
67.778%
2
FIRST LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Wysocki, 415
Dian Seabury
Mystiques Calisto
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
222.5
69.531%
1
469
Kristie Rogers
Flynn Noir
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
216.5
67.656%
2
432
Lisa Prato
Elko
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
210.0
65.625%
3
402
Krystal Cottrell
Tragumna
First Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
203.5
63.594%
4
427
Missy Gilliland
Windermere DDB
First Level, Test 2 2015
Open
268.0
83.750%
1
447
Shari Patterson-Blaylock
Calisto
First Level, Test 2 2015
Open
213.0
66.563%
2
446
Melanie Manning
Over the Top
First Level, Test 2 2015
Open
210.6
65.797%
3
FIRST LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Gaian, 457
Rebecca Lindy
Quintana Roo Cr
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
233.0
68.529%
1
432
Lisa Prato
Elko
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
230.5
67.794%
2
436
Kendall Utter
Nabucco
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
224.5
66.029%
3
423
Ann-Marie Crookham
Myst of Elysium
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
215.5
63.382%
4
454
Francine Garrigus
Time Out
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
211.0
62.059%
5
402
Krystal Cottrell
Tragumna
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
208.0
61.176%
6
433
Kenzie Riddell
Fashion
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
235.5
69.265%
1
441
Isabella Parks
Cancun EE
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
232.5
68.382%
2
430
Jamie Deconcini
Miss Maisy Mae
First Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
227.0
66.765%
3
427
Missy Gilliland
Windermere DDB
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
257.5
75.735%
1
408
Bobbie Lynn Mckee
El Galion
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
224.0
65.882%
2
476
Trisha Tabitha Muller
Riomez
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
214.0
62.941%
3
447
Shari Patterson-Blaylock
Calisto
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
211.0
62.059%
4
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Show Results
ADA Dressage in the Pines
FIRST LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Wysocki, 450 471
Deborah Lindley
Zephyr Lupine
First Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
157.0
46.176%
1
Casi Majeski
Finesse
First Level, Test 3 2015
Open
253.0
74.412%
1
SECOND LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Wysocki, 417
Susan Arbuckle
Shiners Buckaroo
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
217.0
65.758%
1
406
Karen Lubinski
Duke’s Mr T. J.
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
188.0
56.970%
2
471
Casi Majeski
Finesse
Second Level, Test 1 2015
Open
222.0
67.273%
1
Nabucco
Second Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
253.5
65.000%
1
SECOND LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Wysocki, 436
Kendall Utter SECOND LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Gaian, 414
Tracey Anderson
Dauphine De Jazz Cc
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
268.5
65.488%
1
437
Elizabeth Eggers
Windstarr
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
243.5
59.390%
2
422
Catherine Carlson
Reminiscence
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
236.0
57.561%
3
433
Kenzie Riddell
Fashion
Second Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
268.0
65.366%
1
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Open
282.5
68.902%
1
Miguel Undabarrena
Colpre
Second Level, Test 3 2015
Open
246.5
60.122%
2
410
THIRD LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Gaian, 411
Tammy Williams
Davidoff DC
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
207.5
62.879%
1
403
Lyn Tyler
Princess Czarina
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
200.5
60.758%
2
440
Pamela Farthing
Brendan Braveheart
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
197.5
59.848%
3
413
Cindi Lacroix
Marbella
Third Level, Test 1 2015
Adult Amateur
192.5
58.333%
4
425
Megan Manning
SR Ssavant
Third Level, Test 1 2015
JR/YR
218.0
66.061%
1
439
Katherine Nayak
Willow
Third Level, Test 1 2015
JR/YR
196.0
59.394%
2
THIRD LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Wysocki, 418
Bobbi Berry
Redhawks Florencianna
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
277.5
71.154%
1
463
Maren Cochran
DM Vivid Khemistry
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
246.0
63.077%
2
460
Amy Roth
Revanche
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
210.5
53.974%
3
425
Megan Manning
SR Ssavant
Third Level, Test 3 2015
JR/YR
248.0
63.590%
1
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Open
287.0
73.590%
1
429
Missy Gilliland
Denzel
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Open
281.5
72.179%
2
Revanche
Third Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
217.0
55.641%
1
Denzel
Fourth Level, Test 1 2015
Open
246.0
66.486%
1
THIRD LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Wysocki, 460
Amy Roth FOURTH LEVEL TEST 1
(C) Wysocki, 429
Missy Gilliland FOURTH LEVEL TEST 2
(C) Gaian, 435
Kendall Utter
Stonewall Good Deal Lady
Fourth Level, Test 2 2015
Adult Amateur
246.0
68.333%
1
472
Wendy Riddell
Redhawks Florencianna
Fourth Level, Test 2 2015
Open
245.5
68.194%
1
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Show Results
ADA Dressage in the Pines
FOURTH LEVEL TEST 3
(C) Gaian, 452
Valerie Denno
Digimon
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
283.5
63.000%
1
473
Kate Shoemaker
Solitaer 40
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
261.5
58.111%
2
428
Missy Gilliland
Hermione NSF
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Open
289.0
64.222%
1
Digimon
Fourth Level, Test 3 2015
Adult Amateur
272.5
60.556%
1
FOURTH LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE
(C) Gaian, 452
Valerie Denno PRIX ST GEORGES
(C) Wysocki, 435
Kendall Utter
Stonewall Good Deal Lady
FEI Prix St. Georges 2015
Adult Amateur
249.5
65.658%
1
443
Miguel Undabarrena
Miguel al Vida
FEI Prix St. Georges 2015
Open
243.5
64.079%
1
Rope’s Ricochet
FEI Intermediate I 2015
Open
233.0
61.316%
1
INTERMEDIARE I
(C) Wysocki, 442
Laura Decesari GRAND PRIX
(C) Wysocki, 470
Heather Brady
Don Milenium
FEI Grand Prix 2015
Adult Amateur
326.0
65.200%
1
405
Lucy Ziurys
Sylvano
FEI Grand Prix 2015
Adult Amateur
277.5
55.500%
2
465
Sandy Luebbe
Samaritano IX
FEI Grand Prix 2015
Open
313.5
62.700%
1
1
USDF MUSICAL FREESTYLE
(C) Wysocki, 420
Lynn McKinney
Plato En Rouge
USDF Freestyle, Fourth Level 2015 Adult Amateur
206.5
68.833%
439
Katherine Nayak
Willow
USDF Freestyle, Second Level 2015 JR/YR
211.5
70.500%
430
Jamie Deconcini
Miss Maisy Mae
USDF Freestyle, First Level 2015 JR/YR
208.5
69.500%
2
401
Paula Paglia
Slipstream
USDF Freestyle, Third Level 2015 Open
214.5
71.500%
1
Samaritano IX
FEI Freestyle, Grand Prix 2009
Open
230.5
57.625%
1
FEI FREESTYLE TOC
(C) Wysocki, 465
Sandy Luebbe PAS DE DEUX
(C) Wysocki, 466
Miguel Undabarrena
Gabito
USDF Pas de Deux 2015
Open
138.5
69.250%
1
464
Sandy Luebbe
Ilustre HMM
USDF Pas de Deux 2015
Open
138.5
69.250%
1
High Point Awards Mountain Air Dressage Show TRAINING - SECOND LEVEL
AA - Kate Schoemaker/Dolton Open - Casi Majeski/Finesse JR/YR - Isabella Parks/Cancun EE
FEI - TIED
73.864 74.853 73.864
Kendell Utter/Stonewall Good Deal Lady Paula Paglia/Slipstream
65.263 65.263
FREESTYLE
THIRD - FOURTH LEVEL
AA - Bobbi Berry/Redhawks Florenciana Open - Missy Gilliland/Denzel JR/YR - Megan Manning/SR Ssavant
Paula Paglia/Slipstream
72.300
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