ESDCTA MAGAZINE
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WWW.ESDCTA.ORG June 2019
Cover Photo: ESDCTA Memorial Day Weekend by Meredith Rogers
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Event Dates
President’s Message
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Horse Treats
HPNJ Check Presentation
The Amateur Dilemma
2019 ESDCTA Youth Team Competitions
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My Dressage4Kids TEAM Program Experience
Animal Abuse Stops With You
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News from Outside the Ring
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Show Results
We Need You: ESDCTA Board Open Position The ESDCTA Board is looking for someone to fill our Eventing Member at Large position. This position is responsible for: • Acting as a liaison between the Board and members of ESDCTA that are involved in Eventing • Field comments/complaints from members on improvement to ESDCTA Events • Answer questions about ESDCTA Eventing rules • Direct members to the appropriate Board or Committee contact when appropriate • Attend Eventing Committee meetings • Have the opportunity to help plan and inspire Event education events and activities within the club If you are interested in volunteering for this position and getting more involved with our Eventing and ESDCTA community, please reach out to Heidi Lemack – president@esdcta.org
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President’s Message Happy June! The Memorial Day Weekend Dressage show at the Horse Park of New Jersey was an overwhelming success. The weather was very cooperative (for once), the footing in Ring 1 and Ring 2 was fabulous (finally), and the management and volunteers were amazing (as always). Thank you to our vendors, the Fabulous Horse, The Black Pony, and Tempi Designs. I was also honored to be able to present along with Kem Barbosa, Victoria Shilton, Ruth McCormick and Lisa Toaldo, a check in the amount of $2000 from the proceeds of the Lilo Fore Clinic to the Horse Park of New Jersey’ s President, Alysson Jeffries, and Financial Chair and Trustee, Diane Sigafoos. We are all working together to make the HPNJ a fantastic venue so we can bid to host Regional and BLM Championships. Please join us for our cross country schooling at the Horse Park of NJ, Tuesday June 4, Saturday July 13, and Sunday August 18. No pre-entries accepted, but save the dates! You can find out more information here: https://www.esdcta.org/home/eventing/cross-country-schooling/prize-list/ Don’t forget to enter our Summer Days Shows: July 23 and 24 at USET. Closing date for both shows is July 1. You can find all the information here: https://www.esdcta.org/home/dressage/summer-days-i-ii/ Youth, please remember that the deadline to apply to be on the team for the Millbrook Horse Trials is June 15. You can find out what you need to submit to qualify for a team in the Youth Program Handbook and you can find the team application here. Looking forward to seeing you all soon!!
Heidi Lemack President
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Board of Trustees OFFICERS President
Heidi Lemack
president@esdcta.org
Vice President
Holly Cornell
vicepresident@esdcta.org
609.758.4918
Secretary
Ruth McCormick
secretary@esdcta.org
Treasurer
Betty Audduci 260 Betty Lane Gilbert, Pa 18331
treasurer@esdcta
Dressage at Large
Eliza Banks
MAL@esdcta.org
Eventing at Large
Miina Rafinski
MAL@esdcta.org
Dressage Competitions
Dr. Lisa Toaldo
dressage@esdcta.org
Eventing Competitions
Janice Pellegrino
eventing@esdcta.org
Marketing
Erin Gale
marketing@esdcta.org
Membership
Tamara Purdy
membership@esdcta.org
Finance
Gary Maholic
finance@esdcta.org
Education
Victoria Shilton
education@esdcta.org
Youth
Jill Kuc
youth@esdcta.org
570.977.1406
Ellen Brindle-Clark
youth@esdcta.org
609.351.1054
Executive Board
NJEAB Representative
Could this be you?
Awards
Debra Tomajko
awards@esdcta.org
Calendars/Activities
Could this be you?
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Grants
Debra Tomajko
grants@esdcta.org
Equipment
Wilma Pfeffer
dressage@esdcta.org
Newsletter
Meredith Rogers
newsletter@esdcta.org
Nominating
Susan Lax
chivalryhillfarm@aol.com
Omnibus
Mia Zimmerman
Show Results
Jean Goetz
201.874.0373
215.489.1557
OFF BOARD COMMITTEE CHAIRS
609.466.4178
results@esdcta.org
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CROSS COUNTRY... News Across Our Region COMMUNITY NEWS
Milestone
If you’re reading this, you are probably a member of ESDCTA, but I’m sure you know of someone who rides dressage or events who is not a member. You know all about the wonderful things offered like educational programs, clinics with big name trainers, horse shows, year-end awards, and not least, that sense of being part of a community of likeminded people. The more members ESDCTA has, the better the programs we can offer. Our membership numbers are also important considerations when state and local governments decide on legislature that affects us (like open space), and we advocate for our sports (we’re working on better footing at the HPNJ). Please reach out to your equestrian buddies and tell them about all of the benefits of membership and have them sign up. The more the merrier!
Please Contact Linda Marciante if you know any ESDCTA members who have achieved any Milestones. Success at a show, regional/national/international award, new horse, or anything else you want to celebrate.
WHAT’S YOUR TALENT?? Let us know what you would like to help us with in 2019. All skills and interests wanted. Have an idea? We want to hear about it. Remember, this club is what YOU make it. Contact president@esdcta.org if you are interested.
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE
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OPEN BOARD POSITIONS • Eventing at Large • Calendar
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HPNJ Check Presentation On May 27, during the lunch break at the HPNJ, Kem Barbosa (Judge and ESDCTA/ NJHP supporter), Victoria Shilton (Education Chair), Ruth McCormick (Secretary), Lisa Toaldo (Dressage Chair) and Heidi Lemack (President), presented a check for $2000 from the proceeds of the Lilo Fore Symposium to the Horse Park of NJ’s President, Allyson Jeffery, and Financial Liason and Trustee, Diane Sigafoos. This check was not just a simple monetary transaction. It is the end result of volunteerism. Kem Barbosa and Willette Brown came with an idea to ESDCTA’s Board, to bring an incredible educational opportunity to our members that could also serve as a fund raiser to support the Horse Park of New Jersey. They then made it happen with the support of ESDCTA’s Board and volunteers. Although called the “Horse Park of New Jersey,” the Horse Park receives no money or help from the state to maintain the property or the facilities. Through increased sponsorships and the tireless dedication of the Horse Park’s Board, led by President Allyson Jeffries, the Horse Park has made tremendous strides in upgrading and renewing the facilities, the rings, and the footing. This past year, all of the rings, including the warm up ring have been leveled to current best standards, and continuing education has been provided for staff of arena maintenance and grooming techniques. Most everything that could be power washed and painted has been. The Winner’s Circle was well used during the horse show, and there is a noticeable improvement in the quality and types of equipment being used throughout the park. The park looks 6
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incredible. With more donations such as ours, the footing will continue to be upgraded and remain well maintained. We all benefit when our local, volunteer-run organizations work together! I would like to end this article with Allyson Jeffery’s words during the presentation: “We still have much more work to do. We need to upgrade equipment, maintain 10 buildings (The Lamb house included). We need to continue to improve the office and financial stability, maintenance of the Stabling area and annual maintenance on the arenas. We are additionally stewards of 200 acres, With a cross country course that rivals the now 5 star Fairhill. We have one and a half full-time staff members, (clearly over staffed.) Without our volunteers and donations none of this Park Improvement would be possible, as you can see, it takes a village...Better yet an equine community that is not divided by discipline, but rather unified by our love of horses and the continuing education of responsible, respectful horsemanship. It is programs like the Lilo Fore clinic that further us in this endeavor. We are so grateful to Kem, Willette, and ESDCTA for organizing this caliber and quality of event hosted at the Horse Park of New Jersey. We have made our best efforts to present a facility that can continue to hold events that are truly impactful to the Equine community and future development of our sport. Thank you Kem, Heidi, and ESDCTA members.”
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LYDF – Lendon’s Youth Dressage Festival July 12th-14th HITS on the Hudson, Saugerties, NY Team Application Due: May 15th
The Festival is a 3-phased competition (written test, equitation class, dressage test) where riders compete as individuals and may form teams. Division from Introductory through FEI levels and Para Equestrian are offered. Many special awards and fun optional classes are offered such as: Prix Caprilli (dressage with jumps), Musical Freestyle, and Dressage Trail. There are also a wide range of demonstrations, exhibits and events. Entry qualifications are detailed in the Prize List located on the Festival website. In addition to these requirements, youth members who would like to qualify for the ESDCTA team must meet the selection criteria detailed in the Youth Program Booklet: ( Link Below) For more information go to: www.youthdressagefestival.com ESDCTA Youth Dressage Team Application: Click Click HERE HERE
MillBrook Horse Trials August 1st- 4th Millbrook, NY Team Applications Due: June 15th
Each Team consists of a minimum of three horse/rider combinations or a maximum of four. Horse/rider combinations must come from the levels designated for each competition. Teams can be mixed levels (i.e. 2 novice combinations and 2 training combinations). A rider may only compete on one horse per team, but may compete on more than one team with a separate horse. Classification is based on the lowest accumulated score per team (three scores to count, one may be dropped). Scoring and final classification will be in accordance with the USEF Rules for Eventing. Riders must be eligible to compete under the rules detailed in the Prize List including being up to date on all applicable USEF/USEA memberships. In addition to these requirements, youth members who would like to qualify for the ESDCTA team must meet the selection criteria details in the Youth Program Booklet. ESDCTA Youth Eventing Team Application: Click HERE 8
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Region 1 Dressage Youth Team Competition October 5th and 6th – Horse Park of NJ Team Application Due: August 15
This team competition is organized by the Eastern States and Dressage Combined Training Association and is open to anyone age 21 and under riding from Introductory Level thro ugh the FEI levels. Riders do not need to be a USDF member to participate. Along with competing in a team format, the competition features an educational component, stable management and stall decorating contest, as well as other fun activities and award recognitions. Teams are placed in Divisions by age/riding level. Team results are awarded by Division. Individual High Score Champion and Reserve for each Division are recognized. Riders may also enter warm-up, dressage seat equitation and freestyle classes. These classes are pinned individually. For up to date information go to: https://www.esdcta.org/
ESDCTA Youth Program Booklet : Click HERE Click HERE
Horse Park of New Jersey Allentown, NJ Take advantage of this GREAT opportunity to fine-tune crosscountry skills and gain experience over a large variety of fences and terrain!
Dates: Tuesday, June 4th Saturday, July 13th Sunday, August 18th
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My Dressage4Kids TEAM Program Experience By Paige Zimmerman
In April, I received an education grant from ESDCTA and I used part of it to pay for a clinic with Lendon Gray that was held May 11-12, at the beautiful Rhythm & Blues Equestrian Center in Quakertown PA. This clinic was part of the Dressage4Kids TEAM Program, and this was my third such clinic. First, I must thank The Emerson Family and Ms. Monika Dujardin for hosting this clinic at their immaculate and perfectly appointed facility. They opened their property and rolled out the red carpet for 11 additional riders and horses, plus auditors, parents, and trainers (literally, there was carpet placed in the indoor arena for a seated auditing area and in the hay stall where we were able to safely store our tack and supplies). I imagine this is no small feat when you’ve already got a thriving and busy equestrian business to run! Ms. Dujardin also prepared amazing hot lunches for our entire group and hosted us in her private residence. It’s incredibly generous for a property and business owner to host a 2-day event as hectic and complex as a youth riding clinic, and I feel that R&B went above and beyond the call of duty. I brought Ducati, owned by Brenda Curnin, to this clinic. We arrived on Friday, May 10, in the mid-afternoon so we would have time to settle in and have a brief lesson with our regular trainer, Olivia Steidle. I always find it helpful to arrive as early as possible to an 10
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event like this so that I can get comfortable with how the venue is organized and run. I want to make sure that my horse partner has time to acclimate before an event. Depending on the distance between my home barn and the host facility, I usually have to take a half or full day off from school, which requires a bit of planning and organization. I’m a high school junior and I have to be sure my absences for extra-curricular athletics are pre-approved by my teachers and school administration, and I have to be sure to complete all my assignments on time regardless of my absence. The TEAM clinics typically start at 7am Saturday and Sunday and go all day both days. Each rider gets a 45-minute private lesson with Lendon (or another clinician in some cases). All riders also are required to audit as many of the other lessons as possible over the two days and attend both morning lectures or activities, both lunch lectures or activities, and the Saturday evening lecture or activity (which typically includes a sponsored dinner of some type – this one was pizza). In addition, throughout the weekend, we are asked to read handouts, complete quizzes, and write goals for ourselves and our horses. I feel that we riders must always make consideration of the host property one of our top priorities when attending events such as this, and usually, we must clean our horse’s stall and do all feedings ourselves. However, R&B cleaned stalls and fed for us during this particular clinic. Nevertheless, I still chose to arrive at the farm at approximately 6am both days to help if I was needed and to make sure Ducati was okay mentally and physically. So, what did I learn? Here is some feedback that was fairly consistent for all or most of the riders, including me: • One of the most important building blocks of dressage is a forward moving horse that responds to your leg and seat quickly. To achieve more upper-level movements such as half-pass, forward power from the hind end is a must. This does not mean that the horse is running. It means that the horse has upward thrust from behind (which creates a strong topline). •
Similarly, bend is another critical aspect that Lendon focused on. In my case,
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Ducati has difficulty bending left. I must have heard “more bend” a thousand times in my lessons, and for good reason! A bendable horse allows for the upper-level movements to be developed. If the horse is locked in the ribcage, beautiful movements cannot be developed because the energy is blocked from coming forward. When the horse is twisted, stiff, or tight, it’s similar to a kink in a hose. Nothing flows through. • Within each ride, hundreds of mini-transitions are made. A transition could be a collecting or balancing half-halt or it could be an aid that changes the gait entirely. Shortening and lengthening the gaits was an exercise that Lendon repeated multiple times with the riders because it really helps to gymnasticize the horse and create a better, more through picture. You ride each stride as it comes, sometimes asking for more bend, sometimes fixing a problem, sometimes asking for a split second of collection, and so on. It’s a juggling of the aids, and Lendon kept us on our toes with lots of transitions! • The importance of lateral work was stressed throughout the clinic. We all were pushed to perfect whatever lateral movements we were working on, whether that be by asking for more sideways reach, asking for less or more bend, asking the forehand or hind end to move over more, asking the horse to stay on a line or circle within the movement, etc. Working towards perfect lateral movements throughout all of our lessons also helped us to improve impulsion, collection, and thoroughness. I will certainly come back to these themes over and over again the future. Thank you again to ESDCTA for supplying me with this grant. The remaining funds will allow me to ride in an upcoming Felicitas Von Neumann-Cosel clinic and I’m really excited about that! Thank you to Olivia Steidle for teaching me so well that I can ride in these extremely demanding and challenging clinics. And, finally, a huge thank you to Brenda Curnin for supporting me. Riding Ducati is a dream. I am having a fantastic time learning from him, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds!
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Horse Treats By, Meredith Rogers
Those of us who ride consider ourselves lucky. But there are a number of superstitions related to our equine friends that suggest bad luck may not be far away. Below are some horse-related superstitions – some that promise successes and riches and others not so much. We all know that horseshoes are good luck but the luckiest of all shoes is one off the hind leg of a grey mare. A cowboy hat on your bed is very bad luck and to right that wrong you need to throw the hat outside and stomp the bad luck out of it. There’s a story about a cowboy’s mother who accidentally placed her son’s hat on his bed during the National Finals Rodeo (NFR); the next day he showed up to the event with a squished hat. Don’t worry if you break a mirror or spill salt. Just lead a horse through the house and any misfortune can be averted. To avoid bad luck if you see a white dog you should stay silent until you see a white horse. A horse neighing at the door of a house forebodes sickness for the inhabitants. If you walk under a ladder and want to avoid the bad luck, just keep your fingers crossed until you have seen three horses. Want to be protected from witches? Wear a black stallion’s tail hair on your wrist and no witch will bother you. Have a piano that’s out of tune? Put a horse skull under the floor and the piano’s tone will improve.
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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers
Sometimes I feel so overwhelmed by all that I still have yet to learn with regard to riding. It shouldn’t come as any surprise; I am only at Second level; there’s still third, fourth, and the FEI levels to go before the highest level of our sport, Grand Prix. That fact, in and of itself, shows that there’s a lot more to learn. But what I’m really referring to are the seemingly small but important little nuances – if only I knew 5 years ago that a little outside leg does wonders… And, even though I’m showing Second, I’m still figuring out things I should have known at Training level. Sometimes learning is linear – you learn step 1 before step 2 before step 3. However, more often than not, you learn step 1 then step 3, then step 4, and only then do you to understand what you missed in step 2. Riding is all feel and timing, which is much harder than memorizing facts. As Malcolm Gladwell said, it takes 10,000 hours to become a master at something. How are we amateurs going to fit that into our busy lives!?! That’s about 27 years if we ride 1 hour per day every day. Daunting! That’s why we shouldn’t beat ourselves up if we don’t ride as well as our trainers, or even that kid who started riding when she was 2. It’s okay that we’ve been doing Training Level for 10 years because learning the basics is the hardest part, and if every year we see a bit improvement, then we’ve achieved success. So, celebrate every glimmer of understanding for the victory it is and keep going because Malcolm also said that to be “merely good” takes only 8,000 hours.
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Animal Abuse Stops With You At some point you have probably seen someone treat an animal in a manner you knew was just wrong, and if you haven’t yet, you probably will. Maybe it was obvious, such as someone kicking their dog, but maybe it was more subtle, such as thinking the horse down the street is just a bit too skinny and unkempt. Well, our local and state governments have made it easy to help. Check out the NJ State Department of Health Veterinary Public Health Website for a host of resources: https://www.nj.gov/health/vph/index.shtml The NJ Department of Agriculture has an easy form you can fill out to report suspected abuse or neglect. Go to
https://www.nj.gov/agriculture/divisions/ah/news/complaintformonline_Feb2017.pdf
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Your county/township website may also have their own form to fill out. Here is a link to your NJ local government websites: https://www.nj.gov/nj/gov/county/localgov.html In Pennsylvania, you can fill out a form on the Pennsylvania SPCA site: https://www.pspca.org/cruelty And, you can always call the police if an animal is in immediate danger. There are people specifically trained to help.
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News from Outside the Ring Double Check Your Feed Cargill’s animal nutrition business is voluntarily recalling select Southern States Triple 10 (CN) feed, as well as other poultry and livestock feeds, due to aflatoxin levels that exceed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) levels deemed safe. Aflatoxins are chemicals produced by certain molds that can cause both acute and chronic problems. Acute aflatoxicosis is associated with generalized hemorrhage, bloody diarrhea, and death in 1-3 days. More chronic effects include weight loss, liver damage, anemia, jaundice, and death. It should be noted that no adverse health effects to horses or other animals have been reported to date. If you have any of this feed, you should return it to your local retailer who will give you a replacement or refund. You can call Cargill at 800-822-1012 (Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time) for more information. A complete list of the affected foods are as follows. Please note, new feeds have since been added to this list. Please contact Cargill for the latest information.
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SHOW RESULTS ALEXANDRIA EQUESTRIAN SCHOOLING SHOW - V April 6, 2019 Judge: Gimbel (R) USDF – A M. Domanski Sewanka C. Pelletier Point Who USDF – B M. Stevens Cadence D. Knight Cadence T. Parrish Kismet C. Nienart Earl Grey USDF – C M. Stevens Cadence D. Knight * Cadence M. Domanski Sewanka C. Bednarczyk Maximus D. Nienart Earl Grey T. Parrish Kismet C. Pelletier Point Who TRAINING – TOC C. Bednarczyk (1) Maximus J. Domanski (1) Sewanka J. Domanski (2) * Sewanka T. Wood (3) Lanciano FIRST – TOC L. Lynch (3) Dexter L. Lynch (2) Dexter SECOND – TOC K. Wigness (1) Pooka K. Wigness (2) Pooka
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WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – TOC K. Johnson (1) Time For a Fist Full M. Kilhullen (1) My Buddy Chance K. Johnson (4) Time For a Fist Full M. Kilhullen (4) My Buddy Chance B. Wachtel (1) Im a Bug’s Shadow B. Wachtel (4) Im a Bu’s Shadow
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SADDLEBROOK RIDGE SCHOOLING DRESSAGE/CT/CR/WESTERN DRESSAGE SHOW April 6, 2019 Judge: Schmidt (L) USDF – A – O A. Murphy Wishful Thinking USDF – A – STARTER HORSE M. Verlengia Feir Brand USDF – B – O A. Murphy Wishful Thinking USDF – B – STARTER HORSE M. Verlengia Feir Brand USDF – C – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday
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TRAINING – 1 L. Short Wiley Coyote 66.346 TRAINING – 1 – O A. Kerney Matrix 68.846 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 64.807 TRAINING – 2 – J L. Short Wiley Coyote 65.689 TRAINING – 2 - S A. Kerney Matrix 74.482 J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny 71.586 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 68.620 P. Feifert Zatarian 65.862 64.827 M. Maginnis All That’s Wild TRAINING – 3 - J L. Short Wiley Coyote 66.034 TRAINING – 3 – S J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny 72.758 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 66.379 M. Maginnis All That’s Wild 61.551 P. Feifert Zatarian 59.310 FIRST – 2 M. Tomasello Lance 67.285 N. Acerbo Leap of Faith 62.428 SECOND – TOC C. Capanescu (1) Mister Gin 64.459 C. Capanescu (2) Mister Gin 63.414 MFS - TRAINING LEVEL M. Tomasello Lance 81.500 EVENTING STARTER/BEGINNER NOVICE – A – J C. Yagiello By Chance 37.20 M. Gransden MJ Warrior 38.90 F. Crespo Zoe 43.30 BEGINNER NOVICE - A K. Nelson For Pete’s Sake 26.90 BEGINNER NOVICE – B K. Divito A P Hooray 28.70 TRAINING – A O. Barone Wexford 36.00 H. Freeman Coyote 61.40 FREEWALK DRESSAGE SHOW April 7, 2019 Judge: Carleton (r) USDF – A P. Cole Jacobeo H J. Kleveno Golden Fire L. Swan Allegria HVF USDF – B P. Cole Jacobeo H L. Swan Allegria HVF J. Kleveno Golden Fire USDF – C N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus L. Swan Allegria HVF J. Kostiv Gordon Bennett TRAINING – 1 N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus I. Harcourt-Ramon Pepperoni the Wonder Pony
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A. Corson Ice Magic J. Janisch Phoenix K. Norell Phoenix J. Kostiv Gordon Bennett L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION 1 J. Janisch Phoenix A. Corson Ice Magic J. Toulan Alexus K. Norell * Phoenix L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION 2 I. Harcourt-Ramon Pepperoni the Wonder Pony N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus D. Billman Raven V.Bauer Lhauren TRAINING – 3 D. Billman Raven V. Bauer Lhauren O. Turcott Indiana Jones L. Toulan Woodberry Hill FIRST – 1 T. Washalski Montego Bay M. Larkin Anything But Ordinary FIRST – 2 T. Washalski Montego Bay M. Larkin Anything But Ordinary FOURTH – 1 E. Schneider Prince Calaf
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SUDDENLY FARM DRESSAGE SHOW April 13, 2019 Judge: Jones-Sinelnik (r) USDF – A – STARTER RIDER – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 66.563 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER – J B. Derby Maizee 63.125 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 65.313 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE – S M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 64.375 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – J J. Pridmore Cake and Cookies 67.250 B. Derby Maizee 66.750 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – S C. Triano Lil Hickory Widget 65.750 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE - S J. Campisi Sonny the Navigator 71.000 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 62.250 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER – J J. Pridmore Cake and Cookies 63.077 TRAINING – 1 – O A. Kearney Matrix 72.308 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE – S J. Campisi Sonny the Navigator 69.615 M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 61.731 TRAINING – 2 – J A. Conover Angel Hearted 70.172 S. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 68.793 TRAINING – 2 A. Kearney Matrix 74.655 K. Nelson Moonshine 72.413
SHOW RESULTS L. Desutter Cat P. Zimmerli Just the One TRAINING – 3 - J A. Conover Angel Hearted S. WichrowskiIma Zappy Diamond TRAINING – 3 – S D. Bierly Bluegrass Rye K. Nelson Moonshine L. Desutter Cat P. Zimmerli Just the One E. Gale EC’s Unbridled Smoke G. Valeri Foxfire Girl FIRST – 1 – S K. Nelson For Pete’s Sake D. Bierly Bluegrass Rye FIRST – 2 – S K.Nelson For Pete’s Sake SECOND – 1 – S K. Faltz Trios SECOND – 3 – S K. Faltz Trios THIRD – 1 – J B. Trabucco Gin SK THIRD – 1 – S J. Landau Lindehojs Zaki E. Scelba-Johnson Couture O. Sanders Incarcerated O. Sanders Renmore E. Scelba-Johnson Acclamation THIRD – 2 - S O. Sanders Incarceration J. landau Lindehojs Zaki E. Scelba-Johnson Acclamation O. Sanders Renmore
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LVDA D4K BENEFIT SHOW AT BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK April 13, 2019 Judges: Schmidt (S) & Annett (r) USDF – A – J I. Carson Lovestruck WF A. Hafler Romeo A. Goldenerg Shirley R. Strydesky Calypso USDF – B – J I. Carson Noontime Melody A. Hafler Romeo H. Jones Jasmine A. Goldenberg Shirley E. Lewis Walk Dee Line S. Rutherford Wildfire R. Strydesky Calypso USDF – B – S R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound V. Himmelberger Natalie N. Marcinko Lovestruck WF USDF – C – J H. Jones Jasmine E. Lewis Walk Dee Line S. Rutherford Wildfire USDF – C – S D. Ligorano Apple Lucy H. Chase Morning Star
71.563 71.250 69.063 62.188 70.313 70.313 70.000 66.875 66.563 64.375 60.313 70.938 67.500 65.938 71.000 66.250 58.000 72.250 70.750
V. Himmelerger Natalie 67.250 N. Marcinko Lovestruck WF 54.500 TRAINING – 1 – J K. Carson Noontime Melody 65.385 TRAINING – 1 – S R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound 63.269 C.Pellegrino 61.923 Northern Quest Special Sea TRAINING – 2 – J D. Frinzi Figuero 70.000 M. Metrick Othello 66.552 K. Carson Noontime Melody 66.034 A. Santoro Sir Rohan Riddermark 64.655 TRAINING – 2 – S A. Stiles Son of a Gun 62.759 C. Pellegrino 62.069 Northern Quest Special Sea TRAINING – 3 – J D. Frinzi Figuero 68.621 A.Santoro Sir Rohan Riddermark 65.000 M. Metrick Othello 65.000 TRAINING – 3 – S T. Constable Dazzle 65.345 C. Scott Tullamoor Dew 64.655 A. Stiles Son of a Gun 58.276 C. Roesener Aston Bell 57.069 L. Cope Concerto 56.034 FIRST – 1 – J P. Zimmerman Ducati 69.828 R. Walmer 62.286 Challenger’s Fourth Angel P. Dolon Just Ginger 61.897 FIRST – 1 – S J. Stein Amabassadheir TRGR 63.103 A, Stitzinger Caradino 60.345 FIRST – 2 – J P. Zimmerman Ducati 70.429 R. Walmer 62.857 Challenger’s Fourth Angel P. Dolon Just Ginger 60.714 FIRST – 2 – S C. Klothe Shurreal 70.000 J. Stein Ambassadheir TRGR 63.714 S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo 63.286 FIRST – 3 - S C. Klothe Shurreal 70.972 S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo 60.000 V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl 59.722 SECOND – 1 – S E.Broadhurst My Maseratti 65.676 G. Woodruff Toy Soldier 61.892 C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve 58.649 V. Coletti Hannah’s Girl 54.595 SECOND – 2 – S E. Broadhurst My Maseratti 65.610 D. Brady Carlyle 62.927 R. Woodeshick Our Boy Barney 61.220 K. Hirschman Kynynmont Donovan 54.390 SECOND – 3 – S G. Woodruff Toy Soldier 60.238 C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve 56.310 THIRD & ABOVE M. Booth Romantic Gesture 65.526 K. Hirschman Kynynmont Donovan 58.108
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
FEI – TOC C. Klothe Hhot Tamale OTHER A. Derr Hesselhaj Gentleman M. Prange Der Tanzer M. Prange Der Tanzer
65.326 73.300 49.868 43.026
NJ REGION’S DRESSAGE SHOW April 14, 2019 Judges: Payne (S) & Brown (R) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION S. Wayner Lyrical USDF – A D. McCann Playboy Simba O. Hicok Alley E. Tansey Jazzmin USDF – B H. McLean Don Metao D. McCann Playboy Simba O. Hicok Alley E. Tansey Jazzmin USDF – C H. McLean Don Metao J. Wayner Andy LEF D. McCann Playboy Simba A. Cordasco Blondy Beach TRAINING – 1 L. Kelly Sealed in Black M. Kenny Nugget A. Cardasco Blondy Beach J. Wayner Andy LEF M. Kep Cooley MBF F. Drespo The King’s Daughter TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION A S. Riely Classic A. Kopczynski Mickey Finn M. Kenny Nugget D. Garutti Frontline A. Moore Buckwheat K. Wiater Tequila K. Hackett Simply Charlie M. Ruch Spring Time TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION B B. Kilgo-Kelly Duke of Waymore L. Kelly Sealed in Black D. Schlosser Mickey Finn K. Kenny Cooley MBF A. Ruch Dutch TRAINING – 3 – DIVISION A K. Hackett Simply Charlie M. Ruch Spring Time D. Garutti Frostline S. Riely Classic TRAINING - 3 – DIVISION B B. Kilgo-Kelly Duke of Waymore J. Hersh Benny B. Tansey Calliope L. Mikulski Ebony K. Wiater Tequila A. Ruch Dutch FIRST – 1 K. Label Mr. Big Blue Eyes L. Mikulski Ebony
78.000 61.250 60.313 58.438 66.563 62.188 61.875 58.125 64.500 62.750 59.500 56.000 67.692 63.654 63.462 63.269 61.731 50.192 67.759 65.345 65.172 64.483 63.276 63.103 62.759 57.759 71.552 65.000 64.483 61.207 52.414 63.621 62.586 62.069 61.379 71.552 69.483 68.966 64.655 61.724 45.862 67.241 63.621
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SHOW RESULTS S. Kozlowski Jersey Girl E. Hoffman Don Mateo FIRST – 2 V. Ucko Mainley Brews FIRST – 3 B. Tansey Calliope E. Lambert Sheyenne V. Ucko Mainley Brews K. Label Mr. Big Blue Eyes J.l Hersh Benny S. Kozlowski Jersey Girl SECOND – TOC S. Wayner (1) Lyrical E. Lambert (1) Sheyenne S. Wayner (3) Lyrical THIRD – 3 A. Fodor Slip and Slide FOURTH – 3 A. Fodor Slip and Slide MFS – SECOND LEVEL J. Dadd Pik Andromeda
61.724 61.207 61.714 67.222 64.861 64.861 62.361 62.222 59.444 65.000 63.919 61.429 67.000 67.083 68.400
EVENTING – TOC J. Morris (BN) Willy Wonka 25.60 S. Swites (N) Clonshire LeRoy 28.90 K. Label BN) Rock Hard Safe 30.30 R. Beesch (BN) Marvelous Maeve 35.00 M. Bull (T) Eloise 35.20 EVENTING – TOC K. Label (BN) Rock Hard Safe 27.30 M. Bull (BN) Eloise 30.90 R. Beesch (T) Marvelous Maeve 34.00 S. Hill (BN) V Max 38.30 S. Swites (BN) 41.10 RingwoodTrendy Pop DRESSAGE EXPERIENCE SPRING FLING April 14, 019 Judge: Barbosa (S) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 78.000 USDF – B B. Warner A Solid Alybi 59.375 USDF – C B. Warner A Solid Alybi 60.000 TRAINING – 1 C. Vaspoli Alex’s Chip 65.962 TRAINING – 2 R. Hendrix Image ByU 68.793 C. Vaspoli Alex’s Chip 66.207 B. Niebling Pocket Change 66.207 TRAINING – 2 – OP A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 65.345 TRAINING – 3 R. Hendrix Image ByU 68.448 B. Halka Herzchampionate 67.241 C. Vaspoli Alex’s Chip 64.483 TRAINING – 3 – OP A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 64.138 FIRST – 1 J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 68.276 S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti 60.690
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FIRST – 2 P. Oliver Shading J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson M. Chambers Lazer MS J. Hollands Archie G. Oliver Dhuplicity S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti FIRST – 3 M. Chambers Lazer MS P. Oliver Shading G. Oliver Dhuplicity SECOND – 1 V. Moricco Flash J. Hollands Archie K. Faltz Tiros SECOND – 3 K. Faltz Tiros THIRD – 1 B. Heitzmann Dear Cat THIRD – 3 B. Heitzmann Dear Cat FOURTH – 3 S. Consalo Sir Royal 6 PRIX ST. GEORGES K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF S. Consalo Saracen INTERMEDIAIRE – I K. Kobryn-Callaway Bulgari CF S. Burgess Obelix D. Jessica Macao INTERMEDIAIRE – II S. Hodgson Wyoming J GRAND PRIX K. Kobryn-Callaway Donatella CF S. Hodgson KB Jull Fahim MFS – TOC M. Zureck Seydiltz H NATIONAL PONY CUP B. Niebling (T-3) Pocket Change V. Moricco (2-3) Flash A. Tomasie (P-T) Bamboo
68.143 68.000 66.143 65.429 65.143 64.429 69.028 68.333 64.028 67.568 62.297 62.162 64.643 61.351 56.125 67.639 67.353 65.147 67.500 64.118 62.059 60.294 66.739 57.674 62.625 65.345 63.690 52.857
WINDY HOLLOW HUNT – I April 27, 2019 Judges: Vracko (S) & Chopra (S) USDF – B L. Aiello Lincoln MS 55.938 USDF - C L. Aiello Lincoln MS 65.750 TRAINING – 1 W. Schnittjer Cloud 9 69.615 L. Martin Big Variety 68.654 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 67.308 TRAINING – 2 – BLM A. Gimbel Be Fair 74.655 B. Halka Herzchampionate 71.034 L. Schofield Catino 61.552 TRAINING - 3 - GAIG B. Halka Herzchampionate 75.345 E. Allwein Heart Throb SCF 70.862 S. Rose Silent Partner 68.103 W.Palmer Schocolatine 67.759 L. Schofield Catino 66.552
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
W. Schnittjer Cloud 9 65.862 L. Martin Big Variety 65.862 A. Gimbel Be Fair 65.517 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 65.345 S. Sapino Selfmaker 62.759 D. Henrich CCS Haldir 59.655 H. DelleChiaie 50.517 Glendale’s Boot Camp FIRST – 1 - OPPORTUNITY P. Harper Donovan 64.483 FIRST – 1 S. Sapino Selfmaker 66.379 L. Hilvers Flynn 65.345 FIRST – 2 - OPPORTUNITY P. Harper Donovan 63.143 FIRST – 2 – BLM L. Hilvers Flynn 66.000 FIRST – 3 – GAIG C. Klothe Shurreal 69.593 W. Palmer Schocolatine 67.369 L. Langdon Das Feine Maedchen 66.944 E. Allwein Heart Throb SCF 66.528 L. Dietz Denali RTF 65.278 L. Bailey Kasparov Toja 60.833 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 59.028 SECOND – 1 K. Potter Solasta 61.351 SECOND – 2 – BLM L. Holleger MW Cilla Amour 68.537 S. Harding Amor 67.195 T. Palombi Dreaming of Romance 65.122 K. Potter Solasta 61.341 SECOND – 3 – GAIG K. Bachli Grambling 71.548 K. Rose Benjamin Blue 69.048 M. Tursi My Blew Angel 64.524 K. ray Ravenna 63.571 R. Gardner Indee Im Good 63.333 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 61.786 T. Palombi Dreaming of Romance 59.286 THIRD – 1 M. Maloney Sao Tome 72.027 S. Cohen Grace Jones 70.405 M. Tursi Figaro 68.784 M. Van Benschoten Rum Run 67.162 K. Alcock Cameo 64.865 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 63.649 S. Harding 60.676 Windy Rocks Bit O’ Honey THIRD – 2 – BLM J. Youse Legato 65.000 THIRD – 3 – GAIG O. Turcott MW Donnahall 65.500 S. Cohen Grace Jones 65.500 A. Krossen Nicene 64.125 L. McCullough-Leibfried 63.875 Furst Madiran K. Roselle Hotsafir 63.750 M. Tursi Figaro 62.250 L. Romano-Johnson Zion 61.750 L. Bailey Gypsy Rose Lee 60.000 THIRD – 3 – GAIG - O J. Dancer Hotstreak CF 64.000 J. Youse Legato 63.875
SHOW RESULTS B. Hay Fairleigh M. Maloney Sao Tome L. Tell-Waldron Napoleon FOURTH – 1 D. Thamsen Elizabeth J. Haggas Casio A. Mashall Bo’s Buttercup Slide FOURTH – 2 – BLM J. Gray Flamenco YM FOURTH – 3 - GAIG D. Giorgio Cieni E. Straus Arlo K. Steines Rendition L. Tell-Waldron Napoleon PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG L. Holleger Fenomenal JW D. Giorgio Cieni M. Chambers Gallant J. Dancer Eccobria SE R. Birk Willie B Irish A. Ott-Young Mercenario FC L. Nuzzo Bandira B. Wilson Gloria Elfiebe 2 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG M. Maloney Felissimo M. Chambers Urithmic R.Cyran Galanta GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG H. Mason RTF Lincoln C. Klothe Hhot Tamale J. Gray Giraldillo Cen L. Lende Maestro XiX MFS – USDF – BLM/GAIG K. Rose (2) Benjamin Blue S.Rose (1) Silent Partner L. McCullough-Leibfried (3) Furst Madiran A. Krossen (2) Nicene K. Gray (1) Ravenna D. Thamsen (3) Elizabeth MFS – FEI – BLM/GAIG M. Zureck (GP) Seydiltz H DEVELOPING HORSE – PSG L. Holleger MW Feinemark MARE MATERIALE – 4-5 YO C. Klothe Shurreal FEI PONY – INDIVIDUAL M. Tursi My Blew Angel
63.125 62.375 61.125 61.667 61.538 61.410 70.132 66.806 66.389 66.111 61.111 75.882 71.765 71.324 70.735 70.294 67.206 66.618 66.324 71.618 70.882 70.000 66.765 65.870 65.326 64.565 58.152 74.000 73.167 69.667 69.333 69.000 64.500 68.125 66.500 83.500 66.351
WINDY HOLLOW HUNT – II April 28, 2019 Judges: Vracko (S) & Chopra (S) USDF- C L. Aiello Lincoln MS FIRST – 2 – OPPORTUNITY P. Harper Donovan FIRST – 3 – OPPORTUNITY P. Harper Donovan TRAINING – 1 L. Martin Big Variety J. Lobdell Georgia DDS
62.500 65.143 69.306 70.385 58.462
TRAINING – 2 – BLM B. Halka Herzchampionate 73.793 A. Gimbel Be Fair 73.448 L. Schofield Catino 70.517 TRAINING – 3 – GAIG L. Martin Big Variety 71.034 L. Schofield Catino 68.448 W. Schnittjer Cloud 9 68.448 D. Henrich CCS Haldir 67.069 J. Lobdell Georgia DDS 64.310 FIRST – 1 D. Henrich CCS Haldir 55.517 FIRST – 3 – GAIG B. Halka Herzchampionate 70.417 S. Rose Silent Partner 69.444 J. Leuenberger Tough and Groovy 68.750 A. Gimbel Be Fair 68.056 L. Landon Das Feine Maedchen 65.000 H. Hallack-Booker Phineas 57.500 SECOND – 2 – BLM S. Harding Amor 69.400 SECOND – 3 – GAIG K. Bachli Grambling 71.667 K. Gray Ravenna 68.571 J. Salisbury Morrison 65.238 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 62.857 J. Leuenberger Tough and Groovy 62.500 THIRD – 1 M. Van Benschoten Rum Run 68.919 D. Pomeroy Mack the Knife 64.865 S. Harding 63.919 Windy Rocks Bit O’ Honey THIRD – 2- BLM J. Youse Legato 65.132 THIRD – 3 – GAIG O. Turcott MW Donnahall 69.375 K.Rose Benjamin Blue 68.500 M. Tursi Figaro 67.250 L. McCullough-Leibfried 67.000 Furst Madiran K.Roselle Hotsafir 66.250 A. Krossne Nicene 65.750 A. Fodor Slip and Slide 63.375 V. Elliott Emerald View 58.250 THIRD – 3 – GAIG – O J. Dancer Hotstreak CF 71.750 M. Maloney Sao Tome 71.000 L. Tell-Waldron Napoleon 66.875 J. Youse Legato 64.500 FOURTH – 1 J. Gray Flamenco YM 74.359 D. Thamsen Elizabeth 67.692 A. Ott-Young Mercenario FC 67.179 A. Marshall Bo’s Buttercup Slide 64.744 FOURTH – 2 – BLM J. Gray Flamenco YM 68.816 FOURTH – 3 - GAIG Cieni 72.639 D. Giorgio K. Steines Rendition 70.694 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 69.444 E. Straus Arlo 68.889 L. Tell-Waldron Napoleon 65.694 A.Fodor Slip and Slide 65.139 PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
J. Dancer Eccobria SE 73.971 D. Giorgio Cieni 68.971 R. Birk Willie B Irish 68.382 B. Wilson Gloria Elfliebe 2 67.647 J. Leuenberger The Black Pearl 65.147 INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG M. Martin-Tucker Dante Coeur 69.706 M. Chambers Gallant 66.765 J. Feit Macao 66.618 INTERMEDIAIRE – II – BLM/GAIG M. Maloney Felissimo 70.441 GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG J. Gray Giraldillo Cen 76.087 H. Mason RTF Lincoln 74.891 M. Chambers Urithmic 69.891 B. Sproule-Hansen Liberty 67.783 L. Romano-Johnson EMR Maximus 60.174 MFS – USDF – BLM/GAIG K. Rose (2) Benjamin Blue 81.100 J. Salisbury (1) Morrison 75.200 K. Gray (1) Ravenna 74.800 A. Krossen (2) Nicene 74.167 S. Rose (1) Silent Partner 73.000 L. McCullough-Leibfried () 71.667 Furst Madiran D. Thamsen (3) Elizabeth 66.167 MFS – FEI – BLM/GAIG M. Zureck (GP) Seydiltz H 71.125 DEVELOPING HORSE – PSG L. Holleger MW Feinermark 75.750 L. Holleger Fenomenal JW 68.750 YOUNG HORSE TEST – 4 YO L. Holleger MW Derringer 80.000 FEI PONY – TEAM M. Tursi My Blew Angel 71.429 LVDA AT THUNDERHEAD FARM April 28, 2019 Judge: Allen (L) USDF – A – S A. Ventresca Joey B. Morgan Destinator USDF – B – J E. Lewis Walk Dee Line S. Rutherford Olivia USDF – B – S B. Morgan Destinator A. Ventresca Joey USDF – C – J E. Lewis Walk Dee Line T. Reedy Sunshine S. Rutherford Olivia USDF – C – S M. Hutchins Miggy Cabrera D. Ligorano Apple Lucy V. Himmelberger Natalie B. Kauffman Desinator TRAINING – 1 – J T. Teedy Sunshine TRAINING – 1 – S M. Hutchins Miggy Cabrera L. Scibetta Boaz R. Rynkiewicz Cherokee GK
61.250 60.313 61.875 60.938 65.625 64.375 64.000 62.500 61.500 65.250 64.750 61.250 58.000 59.423 70.962 65.192 65.000
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SHOW RESULTS H. Chase Morning Star 64.808 V. Himelberger Natalie 61.346 B. Kauffman Joey 59.038 TRAINING – 2 – J M. Metrick Othello 64.483 TRAINING – 3 – J K. Staib Lacey 63.621 M. Metrick Othello 61.207 TRAINING - 3 – S S. Kantor Siracha 69.828 R. Rynkiewicz Cherokee GK 65.517 D. Romig Dhill 62.931 L. Cope Concerto 57.759 FIRST – 1 - J P. Dolon Just Ginger 61.379 FIRST – 1 – S B. Krans Maida 62.414 K. Keating Tryan 59.483 FIRST – 2 – J E. Nasados Diamond in Time 63.143 R. Koch Destiny 61.286 P. Dolon Just Ginger 60.714 FIRST – 2 – S S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo 64.714 FIRST – 3 – J B. Krans Maida 59.444 FIRST – 3 - S A. Fox Fendi HW 70.694 S. Kinney I’ll Have Another Cosmo 64.028 SECOND – TOC – S v. Sher (2) Quaraoke 62.683 V. Sher (3) Quaroake 62.381 C. McPhee (3) Feeling HW 61.071 E. Broadhurst (2) My Maserati 59.512 E. Broadhurst (1) My Maserati 59.324 K. Hirschman (2) 57.439 Kynynmont Donovan THIRD – 1 * E. Shewell * Bugatti 63.108 Katt Mills * Feel the Burn 60.270 J. Pass * Whuthering Heights 56.757 N. Cantelmi * Dublin Tyme 56.622 THIRD – 3 * C. McPhee * Serenade GGF 61.875 M. Reinert * Remy Martin 58.875 M. McDonald * Lofty 54.875 J. Pass * Whuthering Heights 52.625 EVENTING – BEGINNER NOVICE – A H. Chase Morning Star 63.078 DRESSAGE AT JERSEY PALMS April 28, 2019 Judge: Boyce (R) USDF – A – STARTER RIDER – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget USDF – A – STARTER HORSE E. Davern Maya N. Ivins Al-Marah Australia USDF – B – STARTER RIDER – S C, Traino Lil Hickory Widget USDF – B – STARTER HORSE E. Daven Maa N. Ivins Al-Marah Australia
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USDF – C – STARTER RIDER – J D. Park Alycat 61.000 USDF - C – STARTER RIDER – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 47.000 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE L. Basselini Lego 65.750 N. Ivins Al-Marah Australia 60.750 TRAINING – 1 – J D. Park Alycat 63.077 TRAINING – 1 – O A. Mertel Cash 65.577 N. Serra As You Wish 60.962 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE L. Basselini Lego 71.522 K. Lisowski Lakota 64.615 TRAINING – 2 – J S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 64.310 TRAINING – 2 – S L. Budden AM Star of the Sea 63.207 N. Donelon This King Can Tango 60.349 TRAINING – 3 – J S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 60.690 TRAINING – 3 – S K. Worm Safir 7S 69.483 L. Budden AM Star of the Sea 67.414 N. Donelon This King Can Tango 61.379 FIRST -2 – J E. Humble Fox Ridge Tango 59.143 FIRST – 3 - J E. Humble Fox Ridge Tango 58.889 FIRST – 3 - S L. Basselini Simply Irresistible 66.806 S. Christensen Chandler 57.917 SECOND – 1 – S K. Worm Bellissario JP 65.270 SECOND – 2 – S L. Basselini Simply Irresistible 64.390 A. Tomasiello Isaac 57.195 THIRD – 1 E. Davern Triton 68.636 THIRD – 3 V. Moricco Flash 61.750 A. Mertel Mr. Buddhaful 55.875 FOURTH – 2 A. Jackson FS Djambo 60.526 MFS – LOC K. Worm (2) Bellissario JP 66.667 E. Humble (1) Fox Ridge Tango 62.200 FEI J TEAM TEST G. Culley Ucarius 61.197 FEI J INDIVIDUAL TEST G. Culley Ucarius 67.500 FEI PONY TEAM TEST A. Tomasiello Bamboo 57.000
57.500 63.125 57.188
HC or * indicates score does not count Questions? Results@esdcta.org
59.357 68.125 59.063
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