ADA Centerline May 2022

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Arizona Dressage Association

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ADA SPRING CELEBRATION SHOW RESULTS TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Lees, Arica Talkington Decked with Chrome Amateur Thea Zimnicki WS Fortnite Amateur Sarah Smith Ziori Amateur Patricia Novakowski Mi Amor Amateur Diana Pastrana Micro Chip Amateur Christy Rogers Abridleandaprayer Amateur Krista Peek Marino Open Casi Majeski Urrobi Open Taylor Lindsten Violet's Rose Open

168.0 166.5 161.5 160.5 151.0 135.0 171.5 167.5 164.0

64.615% 64.038% 62.115% 61.731% 58.077% 51.923% 65.962% 64.423% 63.077%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Combs, Devon Arnold A Boy Named Sue Amateur Arica Talkington Decked with Chrome Amateur Patricia Novakowski Mi Amor Amateur Sarah Smith Ziori Amateur Debra Bergstrom Gandalf the Gray Amateur Krista Peek Marino Open Casi Majeski Urrobi Open

203.5 196.0 190.5 186.0 173.5 193.5 190.0

70.172% 67.586% 65.690% 64.138% 59.828% 66.724% 65.517%

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR

199.5 194.0 193.0 191.5 190.0 189.0 201.5 193.0

68.793% 66.897% 66.552% 66.034% 65.517% 65.172% 69.483% 66.552%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Lees, Michelle Money Raven Diana Pastrana Micro Chip Lily Baughman Bravado Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Archibald

Amateur Amateur JR/YR Open

187.5 Photos 64.655% 153.0 58.846% 196.0 by 67.586% 138.5 53.269%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1 Opportunity (C) Combs, Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Royal

Open

154.0

59.231%

Training Level Test 2 Opportunity (C) Combs, Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Royal

Open

197.0

67.931%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Combs, Carolyn Le Blanc Devon Arnold Carolyn Le Blanc Sarah Smith Debra Black Michelle Money Indra Lanners Lily Baughman

Mucho Dinero A Boy Named Sue Victor Hugo Ziori Ignite The Flame Raven Skip Raggedy Ann Bravado

Michele Dodge

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FIRST LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Lees, Andria Allen Carolyn Le Blanc Emily Barrett Carolyn Le Blanc Debra Black Raelene Paris Kari Hauch Alysia Naumann Lysa Clemens Indra Lanners Tasha Dietzgen

Mardeaux Mucho Dinero Maximus Victor Hugo Ignite The Flame Ludarol Hacal Pozan SWF Politically Correct American Style Skip Raggedy Ann Bambino Wf

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR Open

216.0 194.0 190.0 190.0 185.0 184.0 179.0 174.0 169.5 176.5 171.5

74.483% 66.897% 65.517% 65.517% 63.793% 63.448% 61.724% 60.000% 58.448% 60.862% 59.138%

FIRST LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Combs, Emily Barrett Taylor Lindsten

Maximus WonderElla

Amateur Open

238.0 250.0

68.000% 71.429%

Facetime Bellatrix American Style Gambol Damjana Klarchen Flash Dance Querido Last Chapter Sir Harvard Ansero Baryshnikov Bel Ami Domenico 52 R U 4 ME

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR Open Open

271.5 238.5 237.0 236.0 236.0 235.0 230.5 228.0 227.5 221.5 210.5 244.5 240.5 264.5 246.5

75.417% 66.250% 65.833% 65.556% 65.556% 65.278% 64.028% 63.333% 63.194% 61.528% 58.472% 67.917% 66.806% 73.472% 68.472%

FIRST LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Lees, Kari Hauch Pozan SWF Jaye Robinson Flash Dance Brianne Freeman Querido Raelene Paris Ludarol Hacal Cathy Lee Jones Stella Blue Olivia Lupeika Bel Ami

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR

195.5 232.5 224.0 179.5 213.0 245.5

67.414% 64.583% 62.222% 61.897% 59.167% 68.194%

SECOND LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Combs, Michele Bourquin Stacey Lent Julia Terrill Christine Murphy Cynthia Coleman

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur

243.5 243.0 237.5 233.5 229.0

65.811% 65.676% 64.189% 63.108% 61.892%

FIRST LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Combs, Kadriya Musina-Sallus Anastasia Keyser Lysa Clemens Kelly Bergman Julie Willing Mahler Nicole Watches Jaye Robinson Brianne Freeman Karrin Taylor Kimberly Apicella Cynthia Coleman Nicola Valentine Olivia Lupeika Laura Bentley Molly Martin

Shambala Galante Da Prata Toscana De Moran Paddy Oshea Ansero

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Jillian Garfield Nicola Valentine Erika Reyes SECOND LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Lees, Christine Murphy Tammy Williams SECOND LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Kolstad, Amy Jackson Meghan Cassidy Mary Lipton Alanna Almgren Victoria Elena Beall Kali Riddell Sophia Erickson Jillian Garfield Amy Burnett Laura Bentley

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Otto from Gemini Baryshnikov Miguelin

JR/YR JR/YR Open

243.0 235.5 231.0

65.676% 63.649% 62.432%

Paddy Oshea Davidoff DC

Amateur Open

241.5 271.5

58.902% 66.220%

Da Vinci SH Allegheny Logan Ilegro HB Donna Bella Bonito Trinidad Otto from Gemini Pfrankincense HP Domenico 52

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR JR/YR Open Open

277.5 259.5 258.0 254.0 237.5 273.5 266.5 261.5 287.5 275.5

66.071% 61.786% 61.429% 60.476% 56.548% 65.119% 63.452% 62.262% 68.452% 65.595%

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Open

275.0 239.0 261.0 260.5 255.0 271.0

65.476% 64.595% 62.143% 62.024% 60.714% 66.098%

SECOND LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Combs, Laura Bill Bonito Michele Bourquin Shambala Alanna Almgren Ilegro HB Mary Lipton Logan Christine Murphy Paddy Oshea Tammy Williams Davidoff DC THIRD LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Lees, Lisa Darling Rachel Derminio Tristan Lloyd Brianna Shelly Ashley Bowers

Annwylid Dare to Dream Amateur General XLVII Amateur Summer Solstice Amateur Bibilus Open Ragnar Open

237.0 223.0 214.5 245.0 201.0

64.054% 60.270% 57.973% 66.216% 54.324%

THIRD LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Lees, Michele Lepire Lisa Darling Tristan Lloyd

Stonewall Good Deal Lady Amateur Annwylid Dare to Dream Amateur Summer Solstice Amateur

257.0 240.5 232.5

67.632% 63.289% 61.184%

Keno SSF Everoy Icarus Rubiana MSF Sterling

270.5 267.0 257.5 254.0 248.5

67.625% 66.750% 64.375% 63.500% 62.125%

THIRD LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Kolstad, Andria Allen Jamil Kassum Kimberly Pribble Cindy Hitchcock Kaycie Baxley

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur

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Samson Sir Esplendido Khaleesi San Laurino H Danity Tango - S

Amateur Amateur Amateur Open Open Open

THIRD LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Kolstad, Cindy Hitchcock Rubiana MSF Amateur Rachel Derminio General XLVII Amateur Courtney Cahill Khaleesi Amateur Taylor Lindsten Chestnut Oaks Drummer Boy Open Tasha Dietzgen Tango - S Open Ashley Bowers Ragnar Open FOURTH LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Lees, Janet Teodori Sondra Powers Lori Baydo Miguel Undabarrena

Lexicon K Amateur Aegyptian Gold Amateur Apologize IV Amateur Kalires Chief Lyanough Open

FOURTH LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Lees, Taylor Lindsten Wallace G

Open

FOURTH LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Kolstad, Christie E. Jones-Popour Claudio Amateur Tania Radda Imperio Do Castanheiro. Amateur PRIX ST GEORGES (C) Kolstad, Jennifer Tobie Bobbie Lynn OHara Miguel Undabarrena Wendy Riddell INTERMEDIARE I (C) Kolstad, Amy Leslie Maria Brockbank Lindsay Whipple

61.125% 61.125% 59.125% 67.125% 66.125% 55.000%

257.0 236.5 244.0 248.0 243.5 165.5

64.250% 63.919% 61.000% 62.000% 60.875% 44.730%

251.0 246.0 229.0 244.0

64.359% 63.077% 58.718% 62.564%

261.5

68.816%

223.5 214.5

62.083% 59.583%

SRC Adriana HS Varado Gunipre Hacal Galaxy Quest

Amateur Open Open Open

238.5 238.5 234.0 218.0

70.147% 70.147% 68.824% 64.118%

Shiners Buckaroo Lyric Of Latimer Ripley

Amateur Amateur Open

228.0 197.5 242.0

67.059% 58.088% 71.176%

Amateur

253.0

55.000%

Amateur

156.0

45.882%

GRAND PRIX (C) Kolstad, Theresa Hope-Reese Orive Yet FEI TOC, Specify Test (C) Kolstad, Cynthia Ganem

244.5 244.5 236.5 268.5 264.5 220.0

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FEI JUNIOR TEAM NAJYRC/Adequan QUAL (C) Kolstad, (B) Lees Katherine Nayak Gaspacho Kali Riddell #Hashtag

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JR/YR JR/YR

USDF MUSICAL FREESTYLE TOC (C) Kolstad, Michele Lepire Stonewall Good Deal Lady Amateur Kadriya Musina-Sallus Facetime Amateur Anastasia Keyser Samson Amateur Amy Burnett Pfrankincense HP Amateur Wendy McLaughlin Jordan WRF Amateur Stacey Lent Galante Da Prata Amateur Meghan Cassidy Allegheny Amateur Molly Martin R U 4 ME Open

446.0 427.0

67.576% 64.697%

216.9 215.7 215.1 214.0 201.4 199.7 181.7 216.7

72.300% 71.900% 71.700% 71.333% 67.133% 66.567% 60.567% 72.233%

3/4/5 YR Colts/Stallions/Geldings Materiale (C) Kolstad, Thea Zimnicki WS Fortnite Shea C. Johnson RC Quixote

Amateur Open

69.2 73.2

69.200% 73.200%

INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST A (C) Lees, Tamara George STA Alnabil Sarah Smith Blue Haze Jamie Sin Tung Graham Night Warrior Katherine Sweetnam Philemon

Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR

103.0 98.5 93.0 102.5

64.375% 61.563% 58.125% 64.063%

INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST B (C) Combs, Tamara George STA Alnabil Christy Rogers Abridleandaprayer Sarah Smith Blue Haze Julie Swanson Fenix EAS Jamie Sin Tung Graham. Night Warrior Jamie Pothast Too Fancy for Socks Katherine Sweetnam Philemon Alana Carden Fiesta de Mayo Caherine Wilson Good Boy

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR Open Open

108.5 105.5 104.0 103.5 103.5 101.5 119.5 109.0 98.5

67.813% 65.938% 65.000% 64.688% 64.688% 63.438% 74.688% 68.125% 61.563%

INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST C (C) Lees, Michelle Bresnahan Ninetyinasixtyfive

Amateur

129.5

64.750%

Dressage Seat Equitation Junior (C) Lees, Maryellen Loes Arthur WH Indra Lanners Skip Raggedy Ann

JR/YR JR/YR

7.9 7.8

79.000% 78.000%

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Micro Chip Nicodemus Marino Archibald

Amateur Open Open Open

155.0 172.5 164.0 143.0

59.615% 66.346% 63.077% 55.000%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Combs, Christy Rogers Abridleandaprayer Krista Peek Marino Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Archibald

Amateur Open Open

164.0 195.5 148.0

56.552% 67.414% 51.034%

TRAINING LEVEL TEST (C) Kolstad, Carolyn Le Blanc Sarah Smith Devon Arnold Anastasia Keyser Carolyn Le Blanc Michelle Money Indra Lanners

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR

207.5 198.0 196.0 196.0 195.0 182.0 185.5

71.552% 68.276% 67.586% 67.586% 67.241% 62.759% 63.966%

Open

167.0

64.231%

Open

150.0

57.692%

Open

194.0

66.897%

3 Mucho Dinero Ziori A Boy Named Sue Bellatrix Victor Hugo Raven Skip Raggedy Ann

TRAINING LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Kolstad, Taylor Lindsten Violet's Rose TRAINING LEVEL TEST 1 Opportunity (C) Kolstad, Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Royal Training Level Test 2 Opportunity (C) Combs, Trisha/ Tabitha Muller- Royal FIRST LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Combs, Carolyn Le Blanc Alysia Naumann Emily Barrett Carolyn Le Blanc Raelene Paris Kari Hauch Indra Lanners Lily Baughman

Victor Hugo Politically Correct Maximus Mucho Dinero Ludarol Hacal Pozan SWF Skip Raggedy Ann Bravado

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR

190.5 189.5 189.5 189.0 185.0 182.5 180.5 180.0

65.690% 65.345% 65.345% 65.172% 63.793% 62.931% 62.241% 62.069%

FIRST LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Kolstad, Emily Barrett

Maximus

Amateur

231.5

66.143%

Damjana

Amateur

247.0

68.611%

FIRST LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Kolstad, Julie Willing Mahler

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Anastasia Keyser Lysa Clemens Kimberly Apicella Jaye Robinson Kelly Bergman Cynthia Coleman Debra Black Kadriya Musina-Sallus Olivia Lupeika Nicola Valentine Molly Martin Taylor Lindsten

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Bellatrix American Style Sir Harvard Flash Dance Gambol Ansero Ignite The Flame Facetime Bel Ami Baryshnikov R U 4 ME WonderElla

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR Open Open

235.0 231.0 230.0 227.0 225.0 222.5 219.5 0.0 242.0 234.5 265.5 242.5

65.278% 64.167% 63.889% 63.056% 62.500% 61.806% 60.972% 0.000% 67.222% 65.139% 73.750% 67.361%

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR Open Open

258.0 188.0 182.5 224.5 242.0 261.5 246.0

71.667% 64.828% 62.931% 62.361% 67.222% 72.639% 68.333%

SECOND LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Combs, Cynthia Coleman Ansero Julia Terrill Toscana De Moran Michele Bourquin Shambala Nicola Valentine Baryshnikov Erika Reyes Miguelin

Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR Open

233.0 231.5 229.5 242.5 222.5

62.973% 62.568% 62.027% 65.541% 60.135%

SECOND LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Combs, Anastasia Keyser Alanna Almgren Laura Bill Meghan Cassidy Victoria Elena Beall Jillian Garfield Sophia Erickson Amy Burnett Laura Bentley

Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur Amateur JR/YR JR/YR Open Open

271.5 264.0 260.5 252.5 238.5 261.5 252.0 270.5 260.5

64.643% 62.857% 62.024% 60.119% 56.786% 62.262% 60.000% 64.405% 62.024%

SECOND LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Lees, Alanna Almgren Ilegro HB

Amateur

283.5

67.500%

THIRD LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Kolstad, Rachel Derminio Brianna Shelly Ashley Bowers

Amateur Open Open

253.5 254.0 207.5

68.514% 68.649% 56.081%

FIRST LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Combs, Kadriya Musina-Sallus Facetime Kari Hauch Pozan SWF Raelene Paris Ludarol Hacal Lysa Clemens American Style Olivia Lupeika Bel Ami Molly Martin R U 4 ME Laura Bentley Domenico 52

Samson Ilegro HB Bonito Allegheny Donna Bella Otto from Gemini Trinidad Pfrankincense HP Domenico 52

General XLVII Bibilus Ragnar

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THIRD LEVEL TEST 2 (C) Kolstad, Tristan Lloyd Lisa Darling

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Summer Solstice Amateur Annwylid Dare to Dream Amateur

239.5 232.0

63.026% 61.053%

THIRD LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Lees, Jamil Kassum Everoy Amateur Andria Allen Keno SSF Amateur Cindy Hitchcock Rubiana MSF Amateur Anastasia Keyser Samson Amateur Pamela Farthing Sir Esplendido Amateur Kimberly Pribble Icarus Amateur Taylor Lindsten Chestnut Oaks Drummer Boy Open Taylor Lindsten Danity Open Tasha Dietzgen Tango - S Open

259.5 258.0 246.5 245.5 232.0 230.0 266.0 259.0 231.5

64.875% 64.500% 61.625% 61.375% 58.000% 57.500% 66.500% 64.750% 57.875%

THIRD LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Lees, Michele Lepire Stonewall Good Deal Lady Amateur Courtney Cahill Khaleesi Amateur Taylor Lindsten San Laurino H Open Nathalie Eikel-Baughman Foreman Open Ashley Bowers Ragnar Open

262.0 225.0 260.5 219.5 191.5

65.500% 56.250% 65.125% 59.324% 51.757%

259.0 255.0 248.0 247.0

66.410% 65.385% 63.590% 63.333%

FOURTH LEVEL TEST 3 (C) Lees, Tania Radda Imperio Do Castanheiro Amateur Christie E. Jones-Popour Claudio Amateur

221.5 219.5

61.528% 60.972%

FOURTH LEVEL TEST OF CHOICE (C) Lees, Tania Radda Imperio Do Castanheiro

221.5

61.528%

FOURTH LEVEL TEST 1 (C) Kolstad, Janet Teodori Lori Baydo Sondra Powers Miguel Undabarrena

PRIX ST GEORGES (C) Lees, Jennifer Tobie Bobbie Lynn OHara Taylor Lindsten Wendy Riddell Miguel Undabarrena INTERMEDIARE I (C) Lees, Amy Leslie Maria Brockbank

Lexicon K Amateur Apologize IV Amateur Aegyptian Gold Amateur Kalires Chief Lyanough Open

Amateur

SRC Adriana HS Varado Wallace G Galaxy Quest Gunipre Hacal

Amateur Open Open Open Open

236.0 236.0 230.0 206.0 202.5

69.412% 69.412% 67.647% 60.588% 59.559%

Shiners Buckaroo Lyric Of Latimer

Amateur Amateur

211.5 190.0

62.206% 55.882%

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Open

229.5

67.500%

Amateur

274.5

59.674%

Amateur

190.0

55.882%

FEI JUNIOR INDIV Adequan USEF Qual (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Katherine Nayak Gaspacho Kali Riddell #Hashtag

JR/YR JR/YR

461.5 444.0

67.868% 65.294%

FEI JUNIOR F/S Adequan USEF Qual (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Kali Riddell #Hashtag

JR/YR

531.5

66.438%

224.0 218.0 202.0 182.0 229.0

74.667% 72.667% 67.333% 60.667% 76.333%

GRAND PRIX (C) Lees, Theresa Hope-Reese Orive Yet FEI TOC (C) Lees, Cynthia Ganem

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USDF MUSICAL FREESTYLE (C) Lees, Kadriya Musina-Sallus Facetime Amateur Michele Lepire Stonewall Good Deal Lady Amateur Wendy McLaughlin Jordan WRF Amateur Meghan Cassidy Allegheny Amateur Amy Burnett Pfrankincense HP Open Young Horse FEI 5 Yr Old USEF Qual (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Andria Allen Mardeaux Shea C. Johnson RC Quixote

Amateur Open

78.0 66.4

78.020% 66.400%

USEF Developing Horse Grand Prix Test (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Laura DeCesari Rossi

Open

513.5

64.188%

Amateur

78.7

78.700%

Amateur Open

111.5 106.5

69.688% 66.563%

Amateur Amateur Amateur

98.0 111.0 104.5

61.250% 69.375% 65.313%

3/4/5/YR Colts/Stallions/Geldings Materiale (C) Combs, Thea Zimnicki WS Fortnite INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST A (C) Combs, Megan Feeney Ciganos Ria Erika Reyes Groot Harten INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST B (C) Combs, Brenda Fischer Arthur WH Julie Swanson Fenix EAS Sarah Smith Blue Haze

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Too Fancy for Socks Philemon Fiesta de Mayo Good Boy

Amateur JR/YR Open Open

98.5 114.0 108.0 95.5

61.563% 71.250% 67.500% 59.688%

INTRODUCTORY LEVEL TEST C (C) Combs, Michelle Bresnahan Ninetyinasixtyfive Christy Rogers Abridleandaprayer

Amateur Amateur

134.0 111.0

67.000% 55.500%

FIRST LEVEL TEST1 FUTURITY (C) Kolstad, (B) Lees Jennifer Tobie Aristocrat RCF Nicole Watches Klarchen Bobbie Lynn OHara Golden Hope Taylor Lindsten Maybach

Amateur Amateur Open Open

401.5 382.5 397.0 390.0

69.224% 65.948% 68.448% 67.241%

FIRST LEVEL TEST 2 FUTURITY (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Jennifer Tobie Aristocrat RCF Amateur Nicole Watches Klarchen Amateur Bobbie Lynn OHara Golden Hope Open Type to enter text Open Taylor Lindsten Maybach

474.0 448.5 509.0 469.5

67.714% 64.071% 72.714% 67.071%

Open

494.0

72.647%

Open

480.0

70.588%

Prix St Georges LFC USEF Qualifying (C) Kolstad, (B) Lees Kim Yacobucci Ichiban Intermediare I LFC USEF Qual (C) Lees, (B) Kolstad Kim Yacobucci Ichiban

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out of every test. Some judges will even take the time to discuss the ride or certain things they noticed with the scribe if there is time between rides.

The Duties: Scribing is a big job for a volunteer. The scribe must accurately write down all the comments and scores the judge makes as well as make note of errors that the rider makes. These comments and scores come rapidly during the test so absolute focus is important for a scribe. A whole system of shorthand notations allows the comments to be captured quickly. A chart of these comments can be found at the end of the article.

The scribe is also responsible for keeping track of the schedule; making sure that the judge is aware of the time and if the tests are running on time, or if they are getting behind. The scribe checks that the test has the correct number and matches the competitor’s number. They must also verify that the test is the correct level and test for the class. If a mistake is made in Scribing Resources: organizing all the test sheets, one can get labeled with the wrong he “USDF Guide for Scribes” is an number or the wrong test sheet is used for the competitor. It is excellent reference that contains a the scribe’s job to catch these errors before the competitor starts thorough explanation of all the duties the test. If that doesn’t happen, then as soon as the scribe notices of a scribe. Download it at usdf.org/ the error, she must tell the judge and then be prepared to quickly docs/ShowFlash/web/generalinfo/ adapt on the y to continue to score the test in a way that the test before/guideforscribes.pdf. There are can be transcribed to the correct sheet once the ride is nished. plenty of opportunities to learn more

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Do The Best Job: To be the most valuable, the scribe must remember that they are there as an assistant and to do a vital job. Scribing is not an opportunity to sit in the judges’ box for a day of watching tests and getting a private audience with the judge. Chatting should be kept to a minimum and only engaged in if the judge initiates it. Also remember that comments about speci c horses/riders should be held in con dence and that as the scribe, it is not professional to give the judge any information or opinions about the competitors.

about scribing and to gain scribing experience. Many USDF groupmember organizations (GMOs) hold “learn to scribe” volunteer-training sessions. If you’re nervous about scribing at a “real show,” volunteer to scribe for a USDF “L” Education Program participant or at a “ride a test” clinic.

Writing quickly and legibly is also extremely important. Tests are important learning tools for the competitors so it is important that they be able to read all the comments. Those comments should also be exactly what the judge said. It’s okay to abbreviate the comments, but not to change them or paraphrase in your own words. The meaning of a ‘fairly good circle’ and a ‘good circle’ for example, are two different things.

Focus on the scores. Most of the time, the judge will give the comments for the movement and then the scores but with the speed of the test, there often is not time to write down the whole comment

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rst. A scribe must start writing the comment and then write down the score immediately as it’s given.

Once the score is captured, go back and nish the comment. Most of the time, this means that the scribe cannot watch the test but instead must fully concentrate on writing and keeping track of each movement of the test.

Tests can move quickly so if a mistake is made, a score is missed, or there is any question about what movement the rider is on, the scribe must let the judge know right away. It’s best to catch any errors or miscommunication right away both on the part of the scribe and the judge. The scribe can also verify what movement is being performed to make sure they are keeping up and to remind the judge if they may have missed a score.

Judges appreciate having a competent scribe – it makes their job that much easier. That being said, they don’t expect perfection and everyone makes mistakes. Do your best, communicate and check in with the judge often. They make mistakes too so if you think of the job as a partnership, you both will be able to do your best work and have fun and learn in the process.

Opportunities for Learning: If you have never scribed, it can be a daunting prospect. There are many ways to get some training and experience. The USDF provides a wealth of information in the form of articles, training videos, audio les and quizzes. Just go to USDF, sign into your member page, go to the education library and do a search for ‘scribing’.

Scribing a fun and educational way to support the ADA. It can give you motivation to keep showing or get back into the ring and can give you a wealth of knowledge on how to ride a great test. It lets you meet new people and learn from them. If you want to scribe or want to learn to scribe contact the ADA and they can help you nd the learning tools you need or set you up to scribe along with an experienced person so that you can learn the ropes. Don’t be afraid to try it out. It will be the most rewarding volunteer opportunity you can have!

SantaFe Dressage Association presents Dressage show SCRIBE (continuing) education May 3 and May 17 ZOOM! Carol Cunefare, L Graduate, will review procedures and "judge" tests on Zoom (live but virtual) for schooling and recognized show scribes.

FREE! All disciplines and all GMOs are welcome!

Session I: May 3, Zoom 6:30 p.m.

Brief review of scribing practices; real-time practice from USDF’s On the Levels.

Session II: May 17, Zoom 6:30 p.m.

Training and practice for FEI levels and Freestyle. Tests screened from YouTube.

Advanced registrations required: E-mail Kathleen Martin kmartin05@msn.com

by May 2 and May 16, respectively.

Paperwork and Zoom invitation will be e-mailed to participants before each event.

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May 2022 Update Summer is here and shows are full swing, as are many educational programs, clinics and fun horse activities.

I’ve been blessed this spring to attend some very good quality programs and I’m looking forward to more shows and programs this summer.

Our USDF Executive Board Spring meetings have just concluded and it’s wonderful to see all the programs coming forward from our various committees. The new tests for next year are going to be super, and the educational offerings at the 2022 USDF Convention will be fantastic. I hope you can join us this year in Lexington, Kentucky! I cannot wait to see everyone face-to-face. I like Zoom, but nothing beats sitting down in person and sharing ideas, drinks and (gasp!) hugs.

The deadline for Participating Member Delegate nominations was April 15. Our region will have 5 PM delegates for the 2022 USDF Convention. Elections will be held very soon! Our Group Member Organizations need to start the process of appointing or electing who they are going to be sending to the convention as GM delegates.

As of May 10th, our potential candidates for the 2022 FEI North American Junior and Young Rider Championships August 9-14 in Traverse City, Michigan will be finalized. As I write this, we have 12 riders who have declared (7 Juniors and 5 Young Riders). If you would like to contribute or help with their fundraising efforts, please contact Joan Clay, our Region 5 Jr/YR FEI coordinator at jnclay@comcast.net or 970-420-0877.

This competition is a reasonable distance for us to travel by trailer, which makes things much more feasible, but we still need your help in order to be able to. If you’re a rider, PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO TURN IN YOUR DECLARATIONS! I hope everyone stays healthy and happy. If you have news you’d like to share, please let me know, we’re try to get it out and about for you.

Happy Spring! Till next month!

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ARIZONA DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION Monthly Board Meeting-Via ZOOM April, 11th 2022 Minutes The meeting was called to order at 6:34 p.m.

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Directors/Alternate Directors Present: Kathy Smith, Tania Radda, Cynthia Ganem, Susan Skripac, Amy Burnet, Michell Combs, Kadryia and Jarred Sallus, Alanna Almgren, Maeike Zoet.

Directors/Alternate Directors Absent: Michelle Scarzone, Nicole Zoet, Heather Lynch.

Guests: NAC-ADA- Sherry Nash TDC- Bobbi Lehman Amado amd Marcy Blacker.

Treasurers’ and Finance Report – January, Operating Account $71,406.61 – Debit Account $21,923.22 – Reserve Account $11,664.33 to reach our goal to cover catastrophic losses. – Pantano CD$11,732.61 – Cash $732.00.

Recognized Shows (1st VP) – Spring Celebration was a great success. Improvements to the footing at Westworld were noted and well received. Westworld will continue to work with the club to ensure footing is at its best. It was noted that improvement is still needed for arenas 3 and Equidome Paddock. Westworld will be working on the arenas bases this summer and hopes to have improved footing for the Fall shows. The Summer Shows are scheduled for the month of June –Dates are the 18th and 19th, to follow the Cow Horse Association to take advantage of arenas setup in the North Hall. Horses to be stabled in South Hall. Westworld can accommodate up to 180 horses indoors-South Hall. There will be 3 arenas in North Hall. Two competition arenas and a warm up arena. The warm up arena is as large as arena 3.

Schooling Shows (2nd VP) – No report. The club continues to work on venues, and then dates.

Once venues are reserved, the dates will be published. Unfortunately the club has not been able to nd a venue to host our schooling shows. The Members Only Schooling show at Westworld is secured.

Standing Committee Reports: 7.

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Membership Committee – 211 2022 ADA/GMO Members, 15 new members in 2022-7 adults and 0 J/YR, 194 Members Renewed in 2022, 182 Adults, 12 J/YR- 2 returning Members, 1 adults 1 J/YR. 103 2021 ADA/GMO Members have not yet renewed for 2022. 96 adults and 7 J/YR Education Committee – Bill Warren has agreed to be our clinician this year for the Fall Educational program. Education

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Committee is working on creating the sign-up sheet where members can apply and upload their videos for review.

9. Volunteer Committee – No Report.

10. Vendor Committee – Vendors were a strong show at our Spring show, several are returning for our Summer Shows and some new vendors will sign up to attend the Summer Shows.

11. Awards Committee –The Year End Awards Banquet had a record crowd. We had several families attending the banquet, and our Year End Award winners took home several wonderful prizes. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was great, and it was great to see everyone come together to celebrate. We will have High Point awards for our Summer Heat Show in June that will be sponsored by Equus Dressage.

12. Futurity – There were four horses entered in the Futurity Show. Two were adult amateurs and two were Open riders. Greenway Saddlery donate a cooler in memory of Jayne Hickey.

New Business: 13.

No new items were added to the agenda.

CALL TO MEMBERS – Members may be recognized by the Presiding Of cer and may then address the Board regarding issues of concern to the Association. The Presiding Of cer has the right to limit the amount of time that each Member has to address the Board.

Announcement of Next Meeting – Via Zoom on June 13th, 2022. For Zoom Code please contact Tania Radda-taniaradda.ada@gmail.com Adjournment: Meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m.

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NAC of ADA 2022 Board Members PRESIDENT: Kirsten Kuzmanic 951-440-4615 Kirstenk38@gmail.com V. PRESIDENT: Kay Laake 217-549-1186 Klaake08@gmail.com TREASURER: Virginia Parker 303-921-6654 vp@sleepingmule.org SECRETARY: Sherry Nash 513-505-8419 Sherrynash2017@gmail.com COMMITTEES: SHOW MANGER: Kirsten Kuzmanic CLINICS/EDUCATION: Sue Crampton 928-925-6043 Susancrampton1@gmail.com WESTERN DRESSAGE LAISON: Sharon Petrone 319-325-7094 timberline@netins.net FACEBOOK, WEB: Kay Laake NEWSLETTER: Sherry Nash SHOW ASSISTANT: Pat Albee 928-778-0516 albeepat97@gmail.com

2022 Show & Clinic Dates May 7th - Spring Schooling Show, Judge - Cynthia Ganem September 17th - Fall Schooling Show, Judge - Michell Combs June 25th - “Ride a Test” with Lois Wittington at Randi Wagner’s Ranch, Prescott October 22-23rd - Amelia Newcomb at American Ranch

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2022 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JANUARY 14-16: Champagne Dressage Show. Contact Central Arizona Riding Academy for more information.

JULY 8-10: TDC Road Runner Dressage Show II: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, AZ AUGUST

FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER 17: NAC Dressage Schooling Show: American Ranch, Prescott, AZ , Judge: Michell Combs MARCH 12-13: Tucson March Madness I/II: Location: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, AZ. Judges: 27: Carefree Farms Dressage Schooling Day: Location: Carefree Farm, Judge: TBD

OCTOBER 22-23: Amelia Newcomb Clinic: American Ranch, Prescott, Contact Susan Crampton 928-925-6043 for more info

APRIL 15: ADA Western Dressage in The Desert:: WestWorld Scottsdale

NOVEMBER 5-6: ADA Fall Fiesta: WestWorld, Scottsdale, Judges:

16-17: ADA Spring Celebration: WestWorld, Scottsdale, Judges: Sandy Hotz & Paula Lacy

19-20: Fall Festival I & II: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, AZ. Judges:

MAY 6-8: Clinic with Claes Bierenbroodspot, Location TBD Contact Jill Loskill jklarabians@gmail.com 7: NAC Dressage Schooling Show: American Ranch, Prescott, AZ , Judge: Cynthia Ganem

JUNE 3-5: TDC Road Runner Dressage Show I: Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson, AZ 18-19: ADA Summer Heat & Some More Heat Dressage Show, Location: WestWorld, Scottsdale, AZ in the Equidome with indoor stabling 22 | THE CENTERLINE

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