ESDCTA MAGAZINE
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WWW.ESDCTA.ORG May 2019
Cover Photo: Stacy Lynne Equine Photography www.stacylynnephoto.com
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Event Dates
President’s Message
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Horse Treats
Clinic with Cara Klothe
The Amateur Dilemma
2019 ESDCTA Youth Team Competitions
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News from Outside the Ring
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Show Results
Lilo Fore: The Dressage Judge Taking Advantage of Every Opportunity: My Lilo Fore Clinic Experience
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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 What a great start to the year! First, the Marilyn Payne Clinic in March and then the Lilo Fore Symposium April 6-7, to get us all motivated to train and ride our best. You can read all about the Lilo Fore clinic in this issue. Kerry Rose has written a great recap of the event; you can almost imagine you were there, and Paige Zimmerman shares her experience, as well. A huge thank you to Stacy Lynn photography for the use of her pictures. Planning for the Memorial Day Weekend Dressage show at the Horse Park of New Jersey is coming along nicely. Again, we will host a breed show along with the dressage show. Remember, each day counts as a separate show to help you get your scores. We are in need volunteers to help the shows run smoothly. Please contact dressage@esdcta.org if you have any time to help out. We have firmed up our Cross Country Schooling dates at the Horse Park of New Jersey. They are Tuesday June 4, Saturday July 13, and Sunday August 18. There is no pre-entry, you just need to show up! You can find out more information here: https://www.esdcta.org/home/eventing/cross-country-schooling/prize-list/ Youth team application deadlines are fast approaching for the LYDF Dressage Festival (deadline May 15) and for the Millbrook Horse Trials (deadline June 15). You can find out what you need to do to qualify for a team in the Youth Program Handbook and you can find the team applications here. Looking forward to seeing you all soon!!
Heidi Lemack President
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Board of Trustees OFFICERS President
Heidi Lemack
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Vice President
Holly Cornell
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Secretary
Ruth McCormick
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Treasurer
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Dressage at Large
Eliza Banks
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Eventing at Large
Miina Rafinski
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Dressage Competitions
Dr. Lisa Toaldo
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Eventing Competitions
Janice Pellegrino
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Marketing
Erin Gale
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Membership
Tamara Purdy
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Finance
Gary Maholic
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Education
Victoria Shilton
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Youth
Jill Kuc
youth@esdcta.org
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Ellen Brindle-Clark
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Executive Board
NJEAB Representative
Could this be you?
Awards
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Calendars/Activities
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Equipment
Wilma Pfeffer
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Newsletter
Meredith Rogers
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Nominating
Susan Lax
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Omnibus
Mia Zimmerman
Show Results
Jean Goetz
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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.
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Clinic with Cara Klothe By Montana Coleman
At the end of March, I had a great opportunity to have a lesson with USDF gold, silver, and bronze medalist and horse trainer, Cara Klothe at Hidden Creek Equestrian Center, Kunkletown, PA. I have found that these events and the numerous fix-a-test clinics in our area are great opportunities to see what you and your horse need to work on before show season. Probably one of my biggest setbacks is that I can get quite anxious when I ride my horse, Duncan, and I don’t keep my fingers closed. Besides these two obstacles, this year I was moving up to First Level, and those leg yields, lengthings, and canter loops can be challenging. At this level the horse is required to be even more supple, round, and forward than Training level. Thankfully when it was my ride time, there were only a handful of people there and the atmosphere was quite calm. Nevertheless, I still had my concerns (as usual), mainly if Duncan was going to behave or not. It was just my luck that he was a little tense and wary as we entered the ring. In all honesty, he wasn’t really that bad at all – he had good energy and was listening to my aids. Cara did point out similar corrections that my trainer had previously stated – keep your fingers closed, put your whip in the other hand, etc. Nevertheless, she also instructed me on the correct position of my hands and we went through numerous exercises to improve Duncan’s suppleness and elasticity. For example, in addition to doing a three loop serpentine, we also did a different exercise to loosen him up. She had me start a 20-meter circle at C, and when I reached X, I then did a 10-meter circle in the other direction, returning to my original 20-meter circle. This helped him become more supple. We did have a tiny spook in one of the corners, which is not uncommon with 6
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this horse. It was a good opportunity to learn how to handle the situation from a different perspective. Cara told me to help him along with my inside leg – almost as if I was holding his hand through a scary moment. The more he paid attention to my aids, the less time he was distracted. It was important to keep him moving forward, trying to keep his focus on me instead of what is making him scared. At the end of the day, this clinic was a positive experience for both me and Duncan. I always appreciate good feedback from different judges and trainers. I have to admit, Cara brought to my attention a lot of the same issues I have been working on with my trainer. But sometimes just a new person showing you a slightly different way to correct a problem can go a long way.
Montana and Duncan
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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
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Memorial Weekend Dressage Show- Volunteers Needed! We are in need of volunteers for this show!! The volunteer hours will count toward the EDCTA hosted event volunteer hours needed for year-end awards! We are looking for: Scribes 5 Ring Stewarts 2 Warm Up Ring Stewarts 2 Scoring Assistants Runners Help with setup and break down 2 Stable Managers Each job can be run in shifts. You are NOT required to stay all day, put please let us know in advance how much time you have. You’ll see old friends, meet new ones, and have a great time while giving back to your sport. Please reach out to Lisa Toaldo Dressage@esdcta.org if you are interested! Thank you!! COLLECTIVE REMARKS
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Lilo Fore: The Dressage Judge By: Kerry Rose
Lilo Fore: the dressage judge. For many years, this had been my only experience with her. But then I found out that ESDCTA was offering an opportunity to experience Lilo Fore as a trainer, and I knew it was something that I didn’t want to miss.
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For two days over 100 people gathered at the Horse Park of New Jersey to watch a variety of horses and riders be transformed by Lilo Fore. The symposium was structured so that each day began with a young training level horse and then progressed through all the levels, culminating with Grand Prix. There was an interesting mix of horses ridden by both amateur and professional riders. Each lesson was approximately 45 minutes, and Fore always allowed time to answer questions from the auditors before the next rider started. If I had to choose three words to sum up the symposium they would be educational, productive and motivational. Lilo Fore had the ability to accomplish all of these things through her systematic and enlightened approach to training both the horses and the riders. Each lesson began with Fore watching the horse and rider warm up, usually not saying much, but clearly determining the direction the lesson was going to take. She would ask the rider about the horse’s background, level of training, show experience, 10
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and current goals. Sometimes she would ask the rider if there was something specific they wanted to work on. But after sizing up the pair, Fore would then begin the process of improving, tweeking, changing and challenging the horses and their riders. For some, the change was more subtle, for others, it was dramatic. Fore was calm and clear in her approach, demanding but not intimidating. She had a respectful and personable teaching style that the riders responded to in a positive way. Fore appreciated that the riders put themselves in the spotlight to be critiqued, and that this is not always an easy thing to do. A few times during the symposium she reminded the auditors that it is easy to ride a horse from the chair, but it’s not so easy when you are sitting on their backs. It’s these qualities that make an instructor great, and also make riders want to rise and meet this higher level of expectation.
Lilo Fore had a myriad of exercises that she utilized throughout the weekend. Whether it was to increase suppleness, improve engagement, or enhance a movement, the exercises were explicit, reproducible, and targeted the needs of each pair. In addition to the exercises, she also used imagery to help create a clear understanding of how the movement should be executed, how the horse should be shaped, etc. This was particularly helpful to the auditors because you could connect the imagery with the implementation by the rider and see the change in the horse. Of course this was combined with feedback from Fore, so you could see when it was truly correct and what the rider should be striving to achieve and maintain. The welfare, comfort, and correct training of the horse was the paramount objective for Lilo Fore. This was something that she stressed to the riders and the auditors. She wants effective riders that know the mechanics of the movement and are able to execute them correctly. Fore stated that even though a rider may have a picture perfect position, if they cannot perform a correct shoulder in or half pass in “Courtesy of Stacy Lynn Equine Photography” COLLECTIVE REMARKS
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the show ring, she would never give them more than a six when judging. Having taken a great deal of notes over the course of the two days, I read through them to find some of Fore’s “gems of wisdom” to share with my fellow dressage enthusiasts. Here are some of her insights, in no particular order: • Think about riding the horse to the poll so that you keep the head the highest point. •
Every downward transition is an upward transition to a new gait. It is not a stopping action, so the rider must keep the energy, and the horse must be ready to move off into an upward transition.
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When using a double bridle, the curb rein should only be used when the horse goes above the bit, otherwise, don’t use the curb.
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The horse’s head should be up and out, looking where he is going, not down.
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Hold the reins like you are holding something precious in your hands. Don’t have too much pressure on the horse’s mouth.
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The landing phase of the canter needs to be ridden uphill.
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The inner leg of the rider keeps the horse’s shoulders going up and forward.
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The rider’s seat and lower legs, which should be under the barrel, make the horse’s head go up, not the hands.
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The rider should see what’s in front of her and feel what’s behind her (be look ing ahead and not down at the horse’s neck).
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In collection, the hind legs of the horse should stay on the ground longer. In the half pass, don’t pass the forehand with the haunches.
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To get a quicker canter in collection, bump with your legs two times for every one stride, don’t just squeeze with your legs.
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Every movement begins and ends on the haunches, like an airplane taking off and landing.
I am grateful that I had the chance to see a true dressage master teach and get a glimpse into the vast array of knowledge and experience that Lilo Fore possesses. It was a wonderful opportunity to grow as a dressage rider, and proved to be a valuable and worthwhile event. Whether as a rider, or an auditor, Fore provided an educational, productive and motivating experience. By the end of the two days, I know I was not alone in feeling that I couldn’t wait to go home and start practicing what I had learned. Thank you to Kem Barbosa and Willette Brown for organizing the symposium, to the many volunteers from ESDCTA, to the generous sponsors, and to the inspirational clinician, Lilo Fore. This was the perfect way to kick off the upcoming show season, to get reacquainted with dressage friends, to have a much greater appreciation for our sport, and of course, to become better riders for our equine partners.
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Taking Advantage of Every Opportunity: My Lilo Fore Clinic Experience By Paige Zimmerman
As an avid young rider and student of dressage, I do my best to take advantage of as many educational opportunities as humanly possible, whether that be auditing a clinic, participating in an online course, or simply volunteering. I love to get out there, watch, and learn. So, you can imagine how excited I was to be invited by my coach Olivia Steidle, who was selected to demo ride the 5-year-old mare Flying Colors (aka “Muppet”), and the horse’s owner, Brenda Curnin, to accompany them to the Lilo Fore Symposium at the Horse Park of New Jersey on April 6 and 7. It was a fantastic experience and I learned an absolute ton from watching Lilo work with all the various riders and horses.
Olivia and Muppet at Work Muppet and Olivia were selected as a Training Level demo pair and their time slot was first thing Sunday morning. We arrived mid-day Saturday so we could watch some of the afternoon upper level demonstrations, and so Olivia could school Muppet later in the day to familiarize this young mare with the venue. Upon arrival, we put Muppet in her stall, fed her lunch, set up a tack stall, and then we went to watch a few rides before Muppet’s schooling session. First things first, I want to say that ESDCTA, the organizers and volunteers, and the Horse Park of NJ did a wonderful job setting up the indoor so that every single auditor had a ring-side view of the riding and we could clearly hear all that was said. The event and all the accommodations were organized, appealing, convenient, and well catered.
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Throughout the symposium, Lilo conveyed many important messages to the demo riders and the large audience of auditors, all while mixing the lessons with wit and humor. Without knowing any of the demo riders or horses personally, she seemed to have an intuitive, even psychic, ability to immediately tune into their challenges. It was remarkable. Auditors were kept thoroughly engaged, and there were many moments during which the only sound was the demo horse moving about in the arena. I found it captivating. One of Lilo’s most recurring themes regarded focusing on the basics. I saw that with every horse and rider, she connected their challenges to the basics of straightness, impulsion, and/or connection, which then affected the movements. Much of what Lilo spoke about reminded me of a “juggling� Soaking Up the Education of the aids, where the rider works with the seat, leg, and hand to balance the horse and create a harmonious picture. For example, a few horses had challenges stemming from straightness. Lilo worked with them to use the circle of the aids to balance the horse and prevent them from sticking a shoulder out, not bending, etc. Another few horses had challenges stemming from lack of impulsion or inconsistent connection, and Lilo worked with these pairs to use the circle of the aids to push the horses upwards towards the contact. Though many of the horses were doing upper level work, Lilo sometimes returned to the prerequisites of rhythm, regularity, and relaxation to encourage the pairs to become more harmonious before moving on. She also was a stickler for corners, which are a great opportunity for half-halting, and, if used well and consistently, they help to balance the horse. Muppet Is Ready
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I found the upper-level rides to be especially interesting because I don’t get to see that level of work up close very often. I loved learning more about what an FEI pair works on in a lesson. However, I found all of the rides to be educational. Watching Olivia ride in her Training Level lesson gave me a better understanding of how a young horse is worked and what trainers focus on when bringing along young horses. It was really fun to see Muppet’s improvement throughout the lesson and how much more impressive and breathtaking her movement became in the course of just one session with Lilo! The First, Second, and Third level rides were also very interesting for me because those movements are what I am working on. From all the rides, I was able to get a better understanding of how horses “mature” from one level to the next. Lilo also explained what an international judge is looking for in a First Level horse versus a Second Level horse and so on up the levels. The entire weekend was incredible and I’m so grateful to have been included and that I was able to experience something like this with my coach and with Brenda, two women who are true horsewomen, mentors, and role models in my life. I highly encourage all ESDCTA youth dressage riders to attend events like this and to make the most of the educational opportunities offered by our organization. I heard that there may be another symposium like this next year… and I hope to see you there!
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Horse Treats By, Meredith Rogers
Foaling season is in full swing. All of the planning, worrying, and praying is finally coming to fruition, with the birth of that perfect baby horse. Then the dreaming about what that horse will become begins! Below are some interesting facts about foals and foaling. Most foals are born between April 15 and May 15. A newborn foals legs are already 80%-90% of the length they will be when full grown. Foals can stand within one hour after birth, and walk, trot, and run in just two hours after birth. It can take as little as 15 minutes for a mare to give birth and as long as an hour. Newborn foals consume 15%-25% of their body weight in milk daily in order to gain an average of 1-2 lb a day. In the wild, foals continue to suckle until they are about one year old, but it could be longer.
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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers
I entered my first show. I actually entered my first 4 shows. I can’t say I’m overly excited. I really don’t like to show. I used to. It just became too stressful. This year I’m trying for my USDF All Breed Award at Second Level with PJ. That means I need to go to 8 shows because I need 8 scores and he can’t do 2 tests in one day at this level. That’s a lot of time and a lot of money, which means there’s a lot of pressure to get the scores I need to achieve the award (median of 60% with 2 scores >60% at Second test 3). If I mess up at any one show, it means at best, having to go to an extra show, and at worst, being out of contention for the award. I believe this is my last year showing PJ because while he is a saint, his athleticism falls short of flying changes. Added pressure to do well. It also doesn’t help that I’m showing at the same level I’m schooling, which has been our M.O. throughout our dressage journey, so I should be used to it. Add to that all the grooming and braiding and having to get ...up early (3am for this first show!). Not fun. So, why do I show? Good question. Mainly it’s because I need a goal to keep me motivated and give me direction in my day-to-day training. Riding a complete test at a given level is a measurable goal. Second, it feels really good to get a good score, and even better when that medal arrives in the mail. We got our All Breed at Training and was Reserve at First Level, so the natural progression is to try for Second before I retire from showing him. I never thought PJ and I would get to second, so every time I get a good walk-to-canter transition, I feel a little bit of pride that we did it. That’s worth all the effort.
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Thank You!
The Lilo Fore clinic was an overwhelming success. But, we couldn’t do it without our generous sponsors and volunteers. A HUGE thank you to the following:
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News from Outside the Ring Food, Horses, There’s Nothing Better What’s better than watching some horses do what they’ve been bred to do while enjoying some good food? Come out to the Meadowlands Racetrack, Rutherford, NJ, on June 8, to see which local chef has the best burger in town. Think that person is you? There’s still time to enter your chance to win $1500. The event is from noon to 10pm. There is no admission fee, and the food, including the burgers, are for purchase. The harness racing begins at 7:15 pm. For more information go to: http://www.thebigm.com/event_detail.aspx?id=13715 SafeSport Update Still bitchin’ about having to take SafeSport training to be able to show? A recent report shows why it’s so important. A lawsuit was just filed by a 54-year-old woman against Barry Lobel, 73, of Bedminster, NJ. She alleges that in 1982 when she was 17, Mr. Lobel, who was her trainer and more than twice her age, sexually abused her. She was so affected by it that she gave up riding altogether, even though she loved it and was proving to be a promising young rider with Olympic dreams. Her story joins those of several other previous students of Mr. Lobel who said that he sexually abused them in the late 1970s and early 1980s, as well. This case showcases the undue influence coaches and trainers have on young people, and why we all must be vigilant and help those who are too afraid or don’t know how to ask.
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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SHOW RESULTS SADDLEBROOK RIDGE DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW November 3, 2018 Jude: Barbosa (S) LEADLINE – W * T. Smith Preston 73.750 S. Worrell My Painted Pony 73.125 LEADLINE – W/T * T. Smith Preston 68.235 USD – A – STARTER RIDER C. Traino Widget 61.250 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER C. Traino Widget 63.125 N. Spinazzola Lay Sterling 61.875 USDF – A – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 70.312 M. Verlengia Feirbrand 66.562 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 69.062 M. Verlengia Feirbrand 65.000 USDF – C – STARTER HORSE B. Robbins How’s That Corona 69.500 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE B. Robbins How’s That Corona 66.739 TRAINING – 1 – O S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 66.956 J. Barret My Cousin Vinny 66.521 S. Wichrowski 64.565 IMA Zappy Diamond M. Decker Ronaldo 58.913 TRAINING – 2 J. Rondinelli Andrit NTF 69.423 J. Barreto My Cousin Vinny 66.923 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 65.576 S. Wichrowski 65.576 IMA Zappy Diamond B. Holland Marimba 62.884 C. Lord Double-OH-Dyl 62.692 TRAINING – 3 E. Banks Andrit NTF 70.681 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 65.454 S. Wichrowski 65.227 IMA Zappy Diamond C. Lord Double-OH-Dyl 63.863 M. McFalane Taryn 63.409 L. Romano Palace Creek 59.545 FIRST – 1 M. Tomasello Lance 63.518 L. Romano Palace Creek 58.518 FIRST – 2 B. Frayman Happy 61.788 FIRST – 3 B. Frayman Happy 66.176 SECOND – 1 C. Capanescu MisterGin 53.636 SECOND – 2 C. Capanescu Mister Gin 51.025 MFS – TRAINING LEVEL M. Tomasello Lance 68.833 WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 1 & 2
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M. Kanefsky (1) This Dun’s For You M. Kanefsky (2) This Dun’s For You
70.000 68.888
EVENT - BEGINNER NOVICE – A K. Divito AP Boorey 31.90 BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK SCHOOLING HORSE TRIAL November 4, 2018 STARTER J. Pelosi Believe It Or Not 21.90 K.Coleman Spectacular Kim 32.50 G. Vega Pikaboo 33.60 M. Clinger Fall Reign 35.30 K. Stahl Santiago 35.60 B. Gold Pick Me A Daisy 36.60 T. Morey Diamond Daylily 37.90 E. Zajac American Pride 38.40 K. Jensen Teddy Bear 40.00 K. Dengler Eli 46.40 B. Sebastian JMF Simplicity 57.50 A. Smith I’m A Bugs Shadow 67.60 ELEMENTARY – J E. Wright Instinctive 37.50 E. Leidner Shore Points South 44.70 S. Gilmore Walking on Sunshine 45.40 S. Takakjy Storm Cloud 54.40 F. Crespo I’mLovin’ It 56.80 G. Ponz Yaralov 60.00 L. Neckritz Maldini 60.10 J. Hersch Bennie 89.30 M. Evers New Detail Image 135.60 ELEMENTARY - S B. Yard Saved By The Bell 31.40 G.Woodruff Toy Soldier 43.00 R. Beesch Marvelous Maeve 45.70 V. Angst Sua Sponte 49.80 G. Mihalik Little Elecric Native 57.50 R. Higgins Top This 62.80 L. Fortunato Benji 121.50 BEGINNER NOVICE – J V. Feather Dee’s Little Dance 24.00 I. Ruffa Griffin 29.80 A. Snyder Willpower 29.80 M. Snyder Painted Lily 32.30 M. Dasti Archival 37.50 V. Feather Luv’m or Liam 51.50 A. Geiser Obi Wan Kenobi 73.30 K. Cunningham Ollivander 73.80 M. Kenny Pocket Rocket 105.3 BEGINNER NOVICE - S K. Stahl High Octane Fame 32.50 L. Hafer Rhetorical Question G 33.00 J. Morris Willy Wonka 34.30 W. Carlucci GL Triumph 41.90 K. Koleno Gidget 56.80 M. Martinez Danny Guiseppe 73.80 NOVICE S. Schmidt CaPeach 24.50 N. Bleiler Danahall 27.10 O. Crspo The King’s Daughter 28.60
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
A. Santy Balligomingo N. Bleiler Georgette N. Bleiler Jezabelle C. Barberra Bugs Fire Bird J. Atwell Elrnin Ryker M. Olijslager Northern Quest Blue Sea K. Koleno Eloquence R. Shomper Nice Nancy TRAINING A. Stout Avant Garde C. McKissock Reign on the Radar M. O’Toole Casanova Aztian J. Dillard Layla Q Flirtatious K. Cunninham
30.50 30.70 35.70 43.20 43.70 59.10 94.50 104.10 29.10 29.80 33.80 37.50 38.10
DRESSAGE ONLY – UNKNOWN TESTS M. Wunder Unknown 70.962 K. Richie Dr. Bruce Banner 69.063 M. Wunder Unknown 68.478 K. Richie Dr. Bruce Banner 66.250 K. Fredericks 64.808 Laurel Chase Fresh Brew W. Boyer Harmony 64.063 W. Boyer Harmony 63.438 A. Quinn Finnick 62.500 R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound 61.875 K. Fredericks 60.455 Laurel Chase Fresh Brew R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound 60.000 A. Quinn Finnick 57.188 CT – MIXED K. Okonski Alberta Sunshine 30.60 B. Selle Finger Lickin’ Good 98.80 BIT O’ WOODS November 11, 2018 Judge: Mastragostino (L) USDF – A – STARTER RIDER S. Robinson Tommy Hawk S. Robinson * Tommy Hawk USDF – B – STARTER RIDER A. Campisi Brewster USDF – B – STARTER HORSE S. Kurten JW Silver Ops USDF – C – STARTER RIDER A. Campisi Brewster TRAINING – 1 – O W. Lewis Onyx S. Davis Koda S. Cutler Ringo TRAINING – 2 S. Cutler Ringo W. Lewis Onyx K. Iorio Joyrude S. Davis Koda H. Horton Meeko TRAINING – 3 K. Iorio Joyrude H. Horton Meeko EVENT - TOC
60.313 58.750 60.313 60.250 54.250 63.479 61.740 57.174 61.539 59.616 58.847 56.347 54.808 58.864 56.137
SHOW RESULTS BEGINNER NOVICE – A J. Begbie Fastland Frontman 35.00 A. Bittle Colbie 46.38 BEGINNER NOVICE – B M. Barnard Puttin on the Ritz 37.00 K. Heljenek Speedball 37.25 J. Begbie Fastlane Frontman 39.50 NOVICE – A N. Yoest Fergus Maximus 31.66 G. Minghenelli Ladybu Traveler 38.80 NOVICE – B G. Minghenelli Ladybug Traveler 40.95 TRAINING – A M. Scarrone Direct Puissance 34.52 J. Martin Here Comes Alex 40.00 G. Doyle Czech It Out 43.09 G. Fernandez Great Bear 43.09 E. Bierman Crown Royale 47.85 C. Heroux Nordique 50.00 TRAINING – B E. Bierman Crown Royale 40.90 G. Fernandez Great Bear 42.27 C. Heroux Nordique 55.45 PRELIMINARY – A G. Doyle Czech It Out 43.26 PHOENIX EQUESTRIAN CENTER November 11, 2018 Judge: Stapel (r) USDF – A C. Tanis Nicky K. Coscia Little Princess USDF – B D. Jergensen Shamus M. Calkin Mariposa M. Cramsey Sir Busta Move K. Coscia Little Princess USDF – C D. Jergensen Shamus M. Cramsey Sir Busta Move TRAINING – TOC K. Stenberg (2) Alberta Sunshine K. Senberg (3) Alberta Sunshine CT – TOC M. Kindoll (PS) M. Calkin (I) C.Tanis(E)
All Spiked Up Mariposa Nicky
62.000 59.000 66.000 60.000 59.000 55.000 63.000 62.000 65.000 63.000 39.00 44.00 47.00
EVENTING – BEGINNER NOVICE M. Sinopoli Lacey 66.000 N Just Kye 62.000 ALEXANDRIA EQUESTRIAN SCHOOLING SHOW – I February 2, 2019 Judge: Allen (L) USDF – A D. Patullo M. Sevens T. Parrish D. McBrier
Play My Hobby Cadence Kismet Sometimes Lacey
73.438 72.500 71.875 68.438
D. Hough Arran 68.438 D. Knight Cadence 67.185 E. Foreman Brandi’s Diva 66.875 C. Pelletier Mr. Logistics 66.250 M. Willis Kalamatta 66.250 C. Nienart Earl Grey 65.563 E. Leidner Shore Points South 65.000 USDF – B M. Stevens Cadence 73.125 D. Patullo Play My Hobby 71.562 D. Knight Cadence 70.625 68.437 D. Hough Arran T. Parrish Kismet 66.563 H. Jones Jasmine 65.000 C.Nienart Earl Grey 64.688 E. Foreman Brandi’s Diva 64.063 M. Willis Kalamatta 63.125 USDF – C C. Pelletier Mr. Logistics 66.000 H. Jones Jasmine 64.250 D.McBrier Sometimes Lacey 64.000 E.Leidner Shore Points South 63.750 TRAINING – TOC E. Foreman (3) Serrano 71.724 E. Foreman (2) Serrano 68.965 B. Matthews (2)DCF Hangon Salute68.448 B. Matthews (1)DCF Hangon Salute65.384 FIRST – TOC L. Lynch (2) Dexter 64.285 L. Lynch (3) Dexter 65.416 WESTERN DRESSAGE – INTRO M. Kilhullen (1) My Buddy Chance B.Wahtel (1) Im a Bug’s Shadow M. Kilhullen (4) My Buddy Chance B. Wachel (4) Im a Bug’s Shadow
71.136 66.818 64.048 60.714
EVENTING – TOC M. Bull (T-) Eloise M. Bull (T-A) Eloise N. Giannini (BN-B) Stillwell Can Do N. Giannini (BN-A) Stillwell Can Do A.Cooper (N-A) Riveting A. Cooper (N-B) Riveting
27.99 29.05 32.25 38.61 39.29 40.23
ALEXANDRIA EQUESTRIAN SCHOOLING SHOW – II February 16, 2019 Judge: Schmidt (S) USDF – A M. Domanski C. Pelletier Julia ? E.Pollack M. Willis USDF – B T. Parrish H. Jones M. Stevens D. Hough D. Patullo C. Bednarczyk Julia ?
Sewanka Mr. Logistics Kismet Mr. Neetie Kalamatta
63.750 62.187 62.187 59.625 59.062
Kismet Jasmine Cadence Arran Play My Hobby Maximus Kismet
65.312 65.000 64.375 64.062 64.062 62.500 62.187
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
M. Willis Kalamatta 59.062 USDF – C M. Stevens Cadence 67.500 T. Parrish Kismet 64.500 D. Patullo Play My Hobby 63.750 H. Jones Jasmine 62.750 M.Domanski Sewanka 62.500 D. Hough Arran 61.000 D. Mcrier Sometimes Lacey 59.250 C.Pelletier Mr. Logistics 58.250 E.Pollack Mr. Neetie 58.250 C.Bednarczyk Maximus 27.250 TRAINING – 1 J. Domanski Sewanka 66.153 J. Pelosi Believe It Or Not 64.058 C.Bednarczyk Maximus 55.384 TRAINING – 2 Sewanka 66.890 J. Domanski* K.Swangler Keith’s Starlight 57.586 TRAINING – 3 A.Gilbert Ransom CB 65.344 K.Swangler Keith’s Starlight 60.862 FIRST – TOC A. Gilbert (1) Ransom CB 65.862 B. Krans (2) Maida 60.714 B. Krans (1) Maida 55.689 SECOND – TOC P. Zimmerman (2) A Year In Time 63.902 P. Zimmerman (3) A Year In Time 62.142 K. Potter (1) Solasta 61.756 K. Potter (2) Solasta 57.804 WESTERN DRESSAGE – INTRO M. Kilhullen (1 )My Buddy Chance 67.045 M. Kihullen (4) My Buddy Chance 60.476 EVENTING – BN N. Giannini (A) Sillwell Can Do 39.45 N. Giannini (B) Stillwell Can Do 41.50 HORSE PARK OF NEW JESEY WINTER DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW February 17, 2019 Judge: Brown (R) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION L. Simanski C M Flip Over Me USDF – A – S C.Traino Lil Hickory Widget USDF – B – S S. Stinneford Timber C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget J. Hoecker Dodge the Reign E. Chaffee Marvin USDF – C – S S. Stinneford Timber J. Hoecker Dodge the Reign E. Chaffee Marvin TRAINING – 1 – J M. Davies Ivan C. Lord Bonjour Cadeau TRAINING – 1 – S M. Wunder Greg
72.000 63.125 65.938 62.188 60.625 58.438 66.000 59.500 56.500 62.15 61.923 72.885
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SHOW RESULTS K.Wojcik Toulouse 66.923 M.McGrath Indy 64.808 J.Angell Cobalt 64.231 S.Stinneford Labyrinth Fiona 62.885 K. ippner Gabby 61.154 A. Bardon Rock Monster 61.154 V. Boyhan One Tuff Cookie 59.615 S. Lawrence HS Wrosaletti 42.38 TRAINING – 2 – J E. Weick Bit of Gold 70.000 A.Schneider Count of Montecristo 66.379 C. Lord Double-Oh-Dyl 62.414 M. Davies Ivan 62.414 L. Bottitta Carmella 60.172 A. Moore Make Him Scotch 59.483 TRAINING – 2 – S M. Wunder Greg 75.690 M. McGrath Indy 65.517 J. Angell Cobalt 65.172 S.Stinneford Labyrinth Fiona 63.966 L. Simanski C M Flip Over Me 63.621 K. Hippner Gabby 62.759 A. Bardon Rock Monster 61.552 V. Boyhan One Tuff Cookie 61.034 TRAINING – 3 – J E.Weick Bit of Gold 72.241 A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 66.897 A. Moore Make Him Scotch 63.966 C. Lord Double-Oh-Dyl 62.586 L. Bottitta Carmella 61.034 TRAINING – 3 – S S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti 70.345 M. Wunder Zoomalong 67.586 P. Kusnirik All Jazz’Dup 60.517 FIRST – 1 – S M. Wunder Zoomalong 70.000 P. Kusnirik All Jazz’Dup 59.828 FIRST – 2 – J J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 63.857 FIRST – 2 – S M. Chambers Fiola S 72.429 FIRST – 3 - S M. Chambers Fiola S 74.583 WESTERN DRESSAGE B–1&2-J M. Pike (2) Moe M. Pike (1) Moe B–1&2–S J. Sarni (2) Colonel Doc Badger J. Sarni (1) Colonel Doc Badger
61.957 56.875 63.478 60.208
EVENTING NOVICE – A & TRAINING L. Sadley (N) Licorice L. Uthgenannt( N) The Right Number K. Wojcik (N) Toulouse R. DiDonato (N) Earl Quin A.Steele (T) Mr. Grey NOVICE – B
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73.095 69.762 65.833 63.611 61.190
L. Sadley Licorice L. Uthgenannt The Right Number A. Steele Mr. Grey
71.429 70.714 64.091
ALEXANDRIA EQUESTRIAN SCHOOLING SHOW – IV March 16, 2019 Judge: Ash (L) USDF – A C. Pelletier Mr. Logistics M. Domanski Sewanka C. Nienart Earl Grey A. Roos A Dusty Treasure E. Pollack Mr. Neetie H. Mazzagatti Megalith A. Hafler Romeo USDF – B T. Parrish Kismet M. Stevens Cadence H. Jones Jasmine H. Jones Dipped in Dots C. Nienart Earl Grey A. Hafler Romeo M. Willis Kalamatta D. Knight Cadence USDF – C T. Parish Kismet M. Stevens Cadence H. Jones Jasmine R. Merino Buddy M. Domanski Sewanka C. Pelletier Mr. Logistics D. Knight Cadence A. Roos A Dusty Treasure H. Jones Diped in Dots M. Willis Kalamata J. Van Scott Surya E. Pollack Mr. Neetie H. Mazzagatti Mealith TRAINING – TOC A. Gilbert (3) Ransom CB P. Zimmerman (3) Ducati J. Domanski (2) Sewanka J. Domanski (1) Sewanka R. Rynkiewicz (3) Cherokee E. Foreman (3) Serrano P. Zimmerman (2) Ducati R. Rynkiewicz (1) Cherokee J. Wayner (1) Andy J. Van Scott (1) Surya FIRST – 3 S. Wayner Lyrical G. Woodruff Toy Soldier SECOND – TOC G. Woodruff (1) Toy Soldier S. Wayner (1) Lyrical K. Winess (2) Pooka K. Wigness (1) Pooka WESTERN DRESSAGE – INTRO M. Kilhullen (1) My Buddy Chance M. Kilhullen (4) My Buddy Chance
68.750 67.812 63.125 62.812 59.687 58.750 56.562 73.750 72.812 68.437 65.937 65.937 63.437 62.187 60.312 72.500 72.000 69.250 68.500 66.250 66.000 65.750 65.500 64.250 63.500 63.250 57.500 57.500 76.206 73.103 67.586 66.346 65.689 65.000 64.310 63.461 61.730 61.346 70.000 67.361 63.513 63.378 61.341 60.135 68.409 65.952
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
EVENT – TOC N. Giannini (BN) Stillwell Can Do 34.00 E. Hurley (N) Merlot 37.15 N. Giannini (BN) Stillwell Can Do 38.62 HORSE PARK OF NEW JERSEY WINTER DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW March 16, 2019 Judge: Ebner (S) USDF – A – J H. Cliver Waylon 67.813 USDF – A – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 64.063 USDF – B – J H. Cliver Waylon 67.813 USDF – B – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 65.938 USDF – C – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 64.000 TRAINING – 1 – J S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 70.577 B. Holland B. Holland 63.846 M. Davies Ivan 60.769 TRAINING – 1 – S M. Chambers Kingston 71.538 K. Hippner Gabby 69.038 S.Stinneford Timber 66.538 A. Bardon Rock Monster 66.346 R. Kafka Dark Time Victor 65.385 M. Ekstrom Rori 64.231 K. McMullen Rude Boy 63.654 S. Lawrence HS Wrosaletti 58.654 TRAINING – 2 – J A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 69.483 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 68.793 C. Lord Double-Oh-Dyl 67.414 B. Holland Marimba 67.069 O. Scaff Cover Girl 63.276 M. Davies Ivan 62.931 TRAINING – 2 – S M. Chambers Kingston 76.379 S.Stineford Timber 69.655 K. Hippner Gabby 65.000 K. McMullen Rude Boy 64.138 A. Bardon Rock Monster 63.621 M. Ekstrom Rori 63.621 R. Kafka Dark Tinne Victor 61.207 TRAINING – 3 – J E. Weick Bit of Gold 76.034 V. Feather Dee’s Little Dancer 71.724 S. Wichrowski SB Two Timer 65.862 \A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 64.655 C. Lord Double-Oh-Dyl 64.138 O. Scaff Cover Girl 61.552 TRAINING – 3 – S S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti 72.241 R. Hendrix Charlie 64.828 FIRST – 1 – J E. Weick Bit of Gold 73.448 V. Feather Dee’s Little Dancer 67.069 E. Bansky Moon Dance 66.724 FIRST – 1 – S
SHOW RESULTS S. Burgess Image By U C.Williams Rewarding Moment S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti FIRST – 2 – J E. Bansky Moon Dance FIRST – 2 – S C. Williams Rewarding Moment
67.931 67.931 64.138 65.571 97.857
WESTERN DRESSAGE B–1&2–J M. Pike (2) Moe M. Pike (1) Moe B–1–S L. Weber Shining Gold L. Weber Colonel Smoken J. Sani Colonel Doc Badger B–2–S L.Weber Shining Gold L. Weber Colonel Smoken J. Sarni Colonel Doc Badger
61.739 60.417 71.042 68.125 60.417 71.957 70.435 64.565
EVENTING NOVICE A & B - J B. Ziegler (B) Appealing Matt B. Ziegler (A) Appealing Matt
69.000 67.222
TOC - S S. Kurten (BN) A. Steele (T) A. Steele (T)
73.333 68.409 65.952
JW Silver Ops Mr. Grey Mr. Grey
BIT O’ WOODS SHOW March 17, 2019 Judge: Sullivan-Phillips (L) USDF – B – O C. Mroz Wally USDF – B – STARTER HORSE C. Mroz Wally USDF – C – STARTER RIDER S.Robinson Tommy Hawk S. Robinson * Tommy Hawk USDF – C – O A. Campisi Puttin on the Ritz TRAINING – 2 – O J. Griffith Nemo’s Lucky Finn G. Valeri Foxfire Girl TRAINING - 3 - O N. Yoest Carolina Fog J. Griffith Nemo’s Lucky Finn G. Valeri Foxfire Girl S. Davis Koda
61.250 66.875 61.000 59.500 61.000 74.311 66.380 70.690 70.518 64.828 64.828
EVENTING BEGINNER NOVICE – A J. Campisi Sonny the Navigator S.Davis Koda B. Herbs Catch a Ride K. Nelson Moonshine M. Sauder Spirit of Cochise M. Barnard Devilish Antics
32.22 32.22 33.88 37.50 37.50 38.61
A. Campisi Puttin on the Ritz 38.88 BEGINNER NOVICE – B A. Mazzatta Shorty 24.50 B. Herbs Catch a Ride 33.50 J. Campisi Sonny the Navigator 33.75 M. Barnard Devilish Antics 34.50 K. Heljenek Beckham 35.25 N. Bossard Here Comes Stormy 36.00 NOVICE – A L. Scarpinato West Wind Z 29.28 Great Bear 30.23 G.Fernandez N. Yoest Fergus Maximus 31.42 G. Minghenelli Ladybug Traveler 37.38 M. Micai Hugo Boss 39.04 NOVICE – B A. Mazzatta Surtax 25.52 G. Minghenelli Ladybug Traveler 30.47 M Micai Hugo Boss 32.14 R. Ziemann Crown Royal 43.80 TRAINING – A G. Fernandez Great Bear 36.90 R. Ziemann Crown Royal 43.80 HORSE PARK OF NEW JERSEY WINTER DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW March 31, 2019 Judge: Barbosa (S) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody 75.000 USDF – A – J B. Warner A Solid Alybi 67.500 USDF – A – S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 62.813 B. Roman Witch Hazel 61.875 USDF – B – J B. Warner A Solid Alybi 65.625 USDF – B – S C.Traino Lil Hickory Widget 64.688 USDF – C – J B. Brogan Lyell 63.250 USDF – C - S C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 61.500 TRAINING – 1 – J C. Lord Bonjour Caedeau 66.923 C. Giunco Stading Ovation 63.269 B. Brogan Webster 62.692 M. Davies Ivan 61.154 T. Picchierri Solid Value 58.462 TRAINING – 1 – S W. Lewis Drachen 64.808 B.Nice Marimba 63.269 G. Bottitta Trusie 61.923 S. Lawrence HS Wrosaletti 45.962 TRAINING – 2 – J A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 70.172 S. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 68.103 C. Lord Bonjour Cadeau 67.586 L. Bottitta Carmella 64.655 M. Davies Ivan 61.207 T. Picchierri Solid Value 59.655 C. Giunco Standing Ovation 59.483 TRAINING – 2 – S
COLLECTIVE REMARKS
J. Angell Cobalt 68.276 W. Lewis Drachen 67.414 G.Bottitta Trusie 63.621 TRAINING – 3 – J A. Schneider Count of Montecristo 67.069 S. Wichrowski Ima Zappy Diamond 66.724 L. Bottitta Carmella 63.103 TRAINING – 3 – S S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti 68.793 P. Kusnirik All Jazz’ Dup 65.862 R. Hendrixx Image By U 61.379 Y.Mahmood Beauregarde 59.655 R.DeCesare Charlie 57.414 FIRST – 1 – J C.Ridgway Kynynmont Cody 67.069 E. Bansky Moon Dance 65.57 FIRST – 1 – S S. Burgess HS Wrosaletti 69.655 P. Kusnirik All Jazz’ Dup 65.000 Y.Mahmood Beauregarde 60.172 R. DeCesare Charlie 56.552 R. Hendrix Image By U 55.690 FIRST – 2 – J E.Bansky Moon Dance 63.857 FIRST – 2 – S Y.Mahmood Beauregarde 66.286 FIRST – 3 – S C. Williams Rewarding Moment 68.333 C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve 60.694 SECOND – TOC – J B. Brogan (2) Lyell 65.976 B. Brogan (1) Whispering Ash 64.054 B. Brogan (3) Lyell 63.095 B. Brogan (2) Whispering Ash 60.610 SECOND – 1 – S C. Pellegrino Christmas Eve 64.459 INTERMEDIAIRE – I S. Burgess Obelix 67.353 TEAM TEST – J G. Culley Ucarius 62.273 INDIIDUAL TEST – J G. Culley Ucarius 62.059 TEAM TEST – YR P. Wolfe Diavoletto 3 59.412 EVENTING BEGINNER NOVICE – A & B - J B. Ziegler (B) Appealing Matt B, Ziegler (A) Appealing Matt C. Tate (A) Earl Quin
68.750 64.167 59.167
USEA – TOC – S R. DiDonato (BN) London Calling E. Hurley (N) Merlo S. Kurten (BN) J W Silver Ops W. Lewis (N) Nordique C. Heroux (T) Nordique A. Steel (T) Mr. Grey . Steel (T) Mr. Grey
67.500 67.381 66.944 66.190 65.238 64.762 62.727
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