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President’s Message
The Amateur Dilemma
Horse Treats
Stay Out of Your Head and Have Fun
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ESDCTA Turns 50!
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News from Outside the Ring
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Championship Show
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What A Year
A Community Coming Together to Help a Friend
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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 As we wind the year down and get ready for the holiday season, we have a lot to celebrate. Year End award applications are due (postmarked by November 5), and the Annual Turkey Trot at the Horse Park of NJ is taking place on November 17. You can find detailed information about the Turkey Trot Here. The weather smiled on us for both the Dressage Championships and the NJ Horse Trials. You can see some of the great photos from the competitions in this edition of the newsletter. A huge thank you to Lisa Toaldo, Dressage Chair and Shannon Bossung, Secretary for the October 5 and 6 show, and to Gary Maholic, Horse Trials manager, and Diane Engler, NJ Horse Trials Secretary. They made running these large competitions seem easy. Looking forward to even more interesting, educational, and fun competitive and educational events in 2020! If you can offer any help to the Board or any committees in 2020 please contact me at president@esdcta.org or Susan Lax at nominating@esdcta.org. You may also contact me with any ideas you think would help improve the organization. Remember, ESDCTA is your club, and we on the Board want to make sure we’re meeting your needs. Wishing you all a great November!
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
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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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Have a great article that you would like to share? Please send article to: Meredith Rogers: newsletter@esdcta.org All submissions are due by the 15th of the month. Due to space considerations, the editor reserves the right to edit submitted articles. If necessary, articles will be edited and returned for your review. AND YOU GET VOLUNTEER HOURS FOR EACH STORY!
e-mail: lindalbbf@gmail.com
MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS For membership questions including updating physical or e-mail addresses please contact: Tamara Purdy membership@esdcta.org
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OPEN BOARD POSITIONS • Eventing at Large • Calendar
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Horse Treats By, Meredith Rogers
Now that everyone is back in school, it’s time for a little quiz. Which of the following is the closest living relative to the horse? A. Camel B. Rhinoceros C. Deer D. Rat
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All of the animals on this list are mammals. The rat is of the order Rodentia, which is characterized by having two continuously growing incisors in the upper and lower jaws, and is nothing similar to the horse. Camels, rhinoceroses, deer, and horses are all ungulates, which are animals that use the tips of their toes (usually hoofed) to sustain their whole body weight while moving. However, camels and deer are members of the order Artiodactyla, meaning they have an even number of toes. Horses are members of the order Perissodacyla, which are odd-toed ungulates. Only the rhinoceros is also a member of the order Perissodacyla, so the answer is B.
Annual Turkey Trot Sunday, November 17th 2019 Horse Park of New Jersey Prize list, entry forms coming soon to ESDCTA website
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A Special Celebration: ESDCTA Turns 50! By, Heidi Lemack
On Saturday night during the ESDCTA Dressage Championships, Youth team competition, and schooling show, we started the celebration of ESDCTA’s 50th anniversary. Our Marketing Chair extraordinaire, Erin Gale, provided wonderful coffee mugs with our 50th anniversary logo on them, had cookies made by the Day Break Farm Muffin Company for the horses, and also had a supply of huge carrots for them. These treats were perfect to kick off the celebration that followed our evening of freestyles. A little history to put this special day into perspective. Our USDF GMO was formed four years before the USDF was created. Our group was part of the formation of the USDF. Lazelle Knocke, Jack Fritz, and Edgar Hotz were all instrumental in starting the Eastern States Dressage Association (we added Combined Training later). Lazelle Knocke, besides being our first President, was President of the USDF from 1989-1993. ESDCTA still annually hosts the Edgar Hotz Roundtable, giving judge’s time to meet and learn from each other with the wisdom and direction from some of our local “S” judges. For many years, Marilyn Payne has been the leader of the group and is currently joined by Kem Barbosa, Lisa Schmidt, Cindy Canace, and others. They all donate their time to further the education of our region’s L grads and USEF judges. In celebration, we invited our past Presidents to the party. Without their voluntary leadership during their three-year terms, we would not be where we are today. As current departing President, I was touched by how many were able to attend, and how the others regretted not being able to make it that evening. ESDCTA still holds a special place in their hearts. I met many for the first time, but others I have known for years, and some of those I did not know they served as President. In attendance were Lisa Toaldo, Fran Crocco, Gary Maholic, Mary Gadek, past VP Cindy Glaser, and myself. Also in attendance were long time volunteers, past or present Board members: Jean Goeltz, Tammy Purdy, Elaine Landy, Betty Aducci, and Ann Schneider. I am thankful COLLECTIVE REMARKS
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to my fellow professionals that also showed up to support our celebration: Lisa Basellini and Ana Maria Espinoza. These people are a significant part of the backbone of our community. All of the youth team riders and their parents and coaches attended. They were able to hear Ann Schneider speak about the importance of volunteering and how it helps keep the cost of dressage and combined training competitions much less than it could be. Our future is bright! Lisa Toaldo, current Dressage Chair and former past President arranged the wonderful get together and presented the past Presidents with a wonderful gift to commemorate ESDCTA’s 50th anniversary. It was a very special time seeing the past, present, and future represented that evening. It was a night I will cherish. I need to give a huge thank you to my mom, Bernice Lemack, for making sure the cake was perfect and the corsages for the past Presidents were beautiful. It always takes a team to make wonderful things happen! Past Presidents: Heidi Lemack (2017) Lisa Toaldo (2014) Susan Lax (2011) Tara Bowles (2008) Liz Schuster (2005) Fran Crocco (2002) Marsha Montgomery (1999) Gary Maholic (1996) Mary Gadek (1993) Karen Waldron (1990) Julie Herbst 1987 Joanne Bradley (1984 ) Jane Gilbert (1981 *) Marilyn Payne (1978 *) Lazelle Knocke We thank them all for their service.
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Changes for 2020 Membership Fees USDF has recently announced that starting in 2020, the USDF pass-through fee GMOs are required to pay for each member is increasing. This pass-through fee has always been included in your annual ESDCTA membership and it gives you a USDF Group Member membership, access to showing at recognized USDF shows, ability to earn rider medals, and access to e-Trak. all without needing a USDF Participating Membership. In order to cover our expenses and keep the club operating with our current offerings, we are in need of increasing membership fees to cover the USDF increase. Below is a full detail of what the current membership fees are. and what they will be in 2020. Current 2019 Membership Fee
2020 Membership Fee
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$50 $60 $80 $94 $150 (No Change) $24
Supporting Member Youth Member Senior Family of Two Family of Three Business Member
$150
Life Members
$20
ESDCTA Membership includes more than just a USDF Group Membership! As a member, you can expect: Ø Schooling and Recognized Shows Ø Schooling Championships Ø Year End Awards Program Ø Discounts for ESDCTA organized or affiliated Clinics and Educational events Ø Access to our Monthly Newsletter and email blasts that keep you up to date with things happening in our area Ø Opportunities for Youth and Adult Team Competitions and Sponsorships Ø Education grants
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Championship Results SHOW RESULTS
ESDCTA DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP , OPEN SCHOOLING & YOUTH TEAM COMPETITION SHOW October 5 & 6, 2019 Judges: Boyce (R), Jones-Sinelnik (r), Burgess (L) & DeBurre (L) ESDCTA DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION - J Ch: Jessica Brindle Clark 72.000 Sir Watson A. Schneider 70.000 Count of Monte Cristo H. Jones Jasmine 69.000 A. Conover Angel Hearted 68.000 L. Neckritz Maldini 65.000 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 63.000 S.Riely Classic 62.000 E. Krumholz Off to See the Wizard 61.000 DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION – S Ch: Brenda Curnin / Ducati 70.000 A. Nies-Berger Silver Lining 67.000 R. Long Crown Royal 65.000 H. McLean Don Mateo 64.000 K. Bailey Glorious Girl 62.000 STARTER – W/T Ch: Karen Murray Pay It Forward K. Bailey Glorious Girl M. Lewkowicz Drachen C.Traino Lil Hickory Widget P.Banks Counting the Stars STARTER – W/T/C Ch: Hannah Jones / Jasmine H. McLean Don Mateo S. Sladky Tinseltown R. Long Crown Royal Y. Zhang Homes D. Murray Beresford E. Krumholz Off to See the Wizard
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TRAINING LEVEL – S NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Sarah Stinneford 73.017 Orchid’s Tamino
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TRAINING LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Laura Aber / Gibson 71.724 H. Walker Lights Out Lidge 70.776 FIRST LEVEL NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: J. Brindle-Clark / Sir Watson 66.972 M. Gelrod T Bird Z 64.789 A. Osterlund Diesel Only 64.577 M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce 63.099 K. Coleman Fagedaboudit Pal 60.634 K. VanNess State of Mind 58.944 R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic 57.746 FIRST LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Brenda Curnin / Ducati 70.000 K. Worm Safir 7S 65.282 O. Steidle Wunderschoen 63.380 N. Ivins VV Raurenga 59.366 SECOND LEVEL NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Sophie Wayner / Lyrical 66.205 K. Potter Solasta 61.024
TRAINING LEVEL – J NOT RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Abby Schneider 69.483 Count of Monte Cristo A. Conover Angel Hearted 67.155 M. Dantico Bella 63.621 B. Warner A Solid Alybi 62.759 A.Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar 62.759 S.Fiely Classic 62.241 F.Buchalski Mind on Me 62.241 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 58.793 L. Neckritz Maldini 57.155
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C. Scott Tullamore Dew S.Stinneford Legacy R. Streilein Jake A. Neis-Berger Silver Lining W. Stopford Bimm of Baumburgh A. Semanchik Thor G. Carbajal Finesse A. Kerney Matrix C. Richards Esperanza L. Simanski CM Flip Over Me
SECOND LEVEL RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND LEVEL Ch: Sue Christensen 60.301 Batida de Coco THRD LEVEL Ch: Nicole Zaccheo Ghuatamala M. McDonald Lofty FEI Ch: Lisa Basselini / FS Djambo
64.130 60.035 65.956
MUSICAL FREESTYLE Ch: Karin Worm / Safir 7S 77.033 V. Moricco Flash 72.450 R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic 63.467 INDIVIDUAL CLASSES USDF – A K. Murray Pay It Forward K. Bailey Glorious Girl M. Lewkowicz Drachen C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget
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P. Banks Counting the Stars 68.750 USDF – B K. Murray Pay It Forward 66.563 K.Bailey Glorious Girl 64.688 C. Traino Lil Hickory Widget 63.438 M. Lewkowicz Drachen 61.563 P. Banks Counting the Stars 60.313 USDF – C H. Jones Jasmine 70.500 H. McLean Don Mateo 68.500 R. Long Crown Royal 68.000 S. Sladky Tinseltown 66.750 Y. Zhang Homes 62.750 D. Murray Beresford 61.750 E. Krumholz Off to See the Wizard 61.250 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER H. Jones Jasmine 68.462 H. McLean Don Mateo 65.385 S. Sladky Tinseltown 62.115 Y. Zhang Homes 61.154 D. Murray Beresford 60.577 R. Long Crown Royal 59.231 E. Krumholz Off to See the Wizard 55.769 TRAINING – 2 – J A.Schneider Count of Monte Cristo 70.345 F. Buchalski Mind On Me 68.793 B.Warner A Solid Alybi 68.103 S. Riely Classic 67.931 A.Conover Angel Hearted 67.759 I. Solimine * HF Platero 67.069 A. Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar 66.897 C. Litwin * He’s a Devil’s Match 66.552 L. Neckritz Maldini 65.655 65.345 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute M. Dantico Bella 64.138 *No show for award ceremony TRAINING – 2 – S S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 69.483 S.Stinneford Legacy 67.414 G.Carbajal Finesse 66.379 A. Neis-Berger Silver Lining 65.690 A. Semanchik Thor 64.828 R. Streilein Jake 64.138 A. Kerney Matrix 63.793 W. Stopford Bimm of Baumburgh 63.448 C. Scott Tullamore Dew 63.448 C.Rickards Esperanza 58.793 L. Simanski CM Flip Over Me 57.069 TRAINING – 3 – RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND L. Aber Gibson 70.862 H. Walker Lights Out Lidge 69.138 TRAINING – 3 – J A. Schneider Count of Monte Cristo 68.621 A.Conover Angel Hearted 66.552 M.Dantico Bella 63.103 C. Litwin * He’s a Devil’s Match 60.000 A. Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar 58.621 B.Warner A Solid Alybi 57.414 I. Solimine * HF Platero 57.069 S. Riely Classic 56.552 F. Buchalski Mind On Me 55.690 E. Pepper Et Tu Brute 52.241 L. Neckritz Maldini 49.655 * No show for award ceremony
Championship Results SHOW RESULTS
TRAINING – 3 – S S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino 76.552 C. Scott Tullamore Dew 71.379 S. Stinneford Legacy 66.034 R. Streilein Jake 66.034 W.Stopford Bimm of Baughburgh 63.621 A. Nies-Berer Silver Lining 62.586 C. Rickards Esperanza 62.586 A. Semanchik Thor 61.552 L. Simanski CM Flip Over Me 59.858 A. Kerney Matrix 58.966 G. Carbajal Finesse 56.379 TRAINING – 3 – RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND L.Aber Gibson 72.586 H. Walker Lights Out Lidge 72.414 FIRST – 2 J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 70.286 M.Gelrod T Bird Z 70.000 M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce 66.000 B. Osterlund Diesel Only 64.429 K. Coleman Fagedaboudit Pal 62.143 R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic 62.143 K. Van Ness State of Mind 60.143 FIRST – 2 - RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND B. Curnin Ducati 69.571 K. Worm Safi 7S 65.857 O. Steidle Wunderschoen 63.286 N. Ivins VV Raurenga 61.857 FIRST – 3 B. Osterlund Diesel Only 64.722 J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson 63.750 M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce 61.250 M. Gelrod T Bird Z 59.722 K. Coleman Fabedaboudit Pal 59.167 K. Van Ness State of Mind 57.778 R.Schreiber Spotlight Chic 53.472 FIRST – 3 – RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND B. Curnin Ducati 70.417 K. Worm Safir 7S 64.722 O. Steidle Wunershoen 63.472 N. Ivins VV Raurenga 56.944 SECOND – 2 S. Wayner Lyrical 65.122 J. Rosenblum Brunello 63.780 K. Potter Solasta 60.488 SECOND – 2 - RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND S. Christensen Batida de Coco 61.098 SECOND – 3 S. Wayner Lyrical 67.262 K. Potter Solasta 61.548 SECOND – 3 – RIDDEN ABOVE 2ND S. Christensen Batida de Coco 59.524 THIRD – 2 N. Zaccheo Ghuatamala 65.297 M. McDonald Lofty 61.387 THIRD – 3 M. McDonald Lofty 63.063 N. Zaccheo Ghuatamala 58.688 PRIX ST. GEORGES L. Basselini FS Djambo 65.956 MFS – TOC K. Worm (1) Safir 7S 77.033 V. Moricco (2) Flash 72.450 R.Schreiber (Tr) Spotlight Chic 63.467
OPEN SCHOOLING SHOW October 5, 2019 USDF – A, B & C – TOC C. Traino (B) Lil Hickory Widget C. Traino (A) Lil Hickory Widget TRAINING – TOC S.Stinneford (3) Orchid’s Tamino C. Riochards (2) Esperanza S.Stinneford (3) Legacy S. Stinneford (2) Legacy FIRST – TOC S. Stinneford (1) Orchid’s Tamino A.Colgan (1) Ginobi D. Schwentker (1) Arrowbee SECOND – FOURTH – TOC R. Cyran (3-1) Just D B. Spaziani (2-2) Domani C.Meehan (3-1) Dollar’s Notatuba
62.188 60.625 71.638 69.741 69.052 67.931 71.466 62.845 59.052 66.689 62.256 60.135
October 6, 2019 USDF – A, B & C – TOC D. Ligorano (C) Apple D. Ligorano (B) Apple E.Ciccone (A) Carlito E.Ciccone (B) Carlito M. House (C) Devil’s Advocate TRAINING – TOC K. Magaraci (2) Lilac Wine K. Magaraci (1) Lilac Wine K. Magaraci (3) Lilac Wine M. House (1) Devil’s Advocate FIRST – TOC T. Uzman (1) Dansby SECOND – FOURTH – TOC D. McAuliffe (2-3) Leuns Veld’s Duco D. McAuliffe (2-2) Leuns Veld’s Duco
63.750 63.438 62.188 61.563 58.250 66.207 65.000 63.103 54.231 66.379 63.571 61.585
YOUTH TEAM COMPETITION CHAMPION: LVDA – 1 I. DeVos S. Kurtz O. Wagner TEST – 1 S. Kurtz I. Devos O. Wagner TEST - 2 I. DeVos S. Kurtz O. Wagner
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Ezekiel 65.776 Lost in Thought 65.690 Wild Goose Chase 62.846
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TEST – 1 D. Schwentker Arrowbee C. Meehan Dollar’s Notatuba A. Colgan Ginobi M. Chenoweth Good Golly Miss Molly TEST – 2 D. Schwentker Arrowbee A. Colgan Ginobi C. Meehan Dollar’s Notatuba M. Chenoweth Good Golly Miss Molly
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TEST – 1 A. Schneider Count of Monte Cristo B. Warner A Solid Alybi A. Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar TEST – 2 A. Schneider Count of Monte Cristo A. Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar B. Warner A Solid Alybi
60.000 58.017 61.897 58.966 58.793
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TEST – 1 J. Brindle-Clark R. Schreiber E. Pepper TEST – 2 J. Brindle-Clark R. Schreiber E. Pepper
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Ezekiel Lost in Thought Wild Goose Chase
Walk Dee Line Silver’s Destiny
64.828 62.222 59.762 54.138
A. Schneider Count of Monte Cristo B. Warner A Solid Alybi A. Moore Tramp’s Snicker Bar
J. Brindle-Clark Sir Watson R. Schreiber Spotlight Chic E. Pepper Et Tu Brute
E. Lewis R. Koch
65.948 62.866 60.571 56.724
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65.345 63.448 60.500
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64.875 61.143 61.000
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Lost in Thought Ezekiel Wild Goose Chase
RESERVE: LVDA – 2
61.462
Sir Watson Spotlight Chic Et Tu Brute
66.500 55.857 55.345
Sir Watson Spotlight Chic Et Tu Brute
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A Community Coming Together to Help a Friend By, Heidi Lemack
On Friday August 30, Kevin Babington, a renowned Irish show jumper rider based in Allentown, NJ, suffered a severe spinal cord injury on course at the Hampton Classic. I was asked if ESDCTA could set up a donation box for to collect money for the Kevin Babington Family Fund. This money would help pay for Kevin’s medical and rehab needs, as well as help support his wife and children.
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The ESDCTA Board immediately said “yes!” We set up a donation bucket at the secretary’s desk at both the ESDCTA NJ Horse Trials on Sept. 29 and the ESDCTA Dressage Championships, Team competition and schooling show on October 5 and 6. We raised over $800 For Kevin and his family. It is just amazing how the horse community rallies around each other regardless of sport. Kevin and his family are of the same ilk. On August 30 in the morning before he was injured, they had opened their Florida farm for horses evacuating before Hurricane Dorian. His wife, Diana, has shared many personal stories and those told to her about Kevin’s nature to help every living being from turtles to horses and fish, and always people in need. I am very happy that ESDCTA could provide some help on his road to recovery. But…this amazing story goes on. The secretary for the ESDCTA NJ Horse Trials received a letter from Ashley Stout’s mother, Susan. For those who don’t know, 13-yearold Ashley Stout and “Avante Garde” a 7-year old Westphalian gelding were preparing to represent the Area II Young Rider Training Three-Day Team at The Event at Rebecca Farm, in addition to grooming for the Area II North American Youth Championships (NAYC) team. They were schooling cross-country when her and her horse suffered a fatal rotational fall in early July. Ashley had won a gift certificate to the ESDCTA NJ Horse Trials at the Area II year end awards. Susan, Ashley’s mom, wanted another Junior to benefit from the gift certificate and requested that the lowest scoring junior rider be awarded the certificate and included a #ride4Ashley hat to be given along with the gift certificate. Are you already amazed by Susan? Well, the lowest scoring JR/YR was Amanda Beale-Clement. When she received her gift certificate (a return of her entry fee), she promptly spoke with her mother Susie, and they put the money from the gift certificate into the Kevin Babington collection box. Susan Stout had written at the bottom of her letter to the secretary…”Thank you for honoring Ashley and passing a little slice of her on to the Junior winner. I hope they smile.” Not only did the Junior smile…she passed it on.
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The Amateur Dilemma By, Meredith Rogers
I’ve changed by attitude about my daily warm-up, not the warm-up itself, just my thinking about it. Every day I get on PJ and he’s a slug. No matter how well our ride the day before ended, he starts out the same way – like a western pleasure horse. Literally, that slow. It used to frustrate me to no end, not to mention all of the energy expended trying to motivate him. I tried a myriad of different techniques to get him to go, including galloping around the ring on the buckle, multiple transitions, small circles to activate the hind end. You name it, I tried it. None of it has made any difference; it always took him 20-30 minutes to get him into gear. So, now, instead of getting frustrated, I look at it as an opportunity to get myself organized. His slow gait allows me to adjust my position, straighten my shoulders, get my feet deep in my stirrups, think about what I want to accomplish with our ride. After we’ve jogged around a bit, then I start to ask him to come together, but I let the process take it’s time. And, without fail, after 20-30 minutes, I have my dressage horse back. For a while this summer, I wasn’t excited to ride PJ, which is totally unfair to him. But, now, with my shifted outlook, I appreciate PJ for the wonderful horse he is. And when he’s ready to work, he’s really ready to work, and we have a lot of fun (or at least I do). It’s funny how nothing on the outside has changed – PJ is still PJ, but since I changed my way of thinking, I’m just happier.
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Stay Out of Your Head and Have Fun By, Montana Coleman
Well, another show season is over! Over the past 6 months I have been writing articles documenting different highs and lows of my journey. Looking ahead, I have one more year in high school…. translation, one more year of riding the same amount I have been....then off to college. Boy, that will change things for sure! I'm not sure how my riding will look while in college but that is for another time. Thinking about my upcoming “last year” (not sure of which horse(s) to ride or what level to show) left me wanting to conquer my fear of riding faster, younger horses. A few months ago, I wrote an article explaining how a “horse show gone wrong” left me terrified to ride younger horses again. Shortly after that experience, I did try to ride a younger horse, but I just wasn't relaxing and my riding was getting to the point where it wasn't fun anymore. So, I decided to put things on hold for a while with the “riding a younger horse thing” and concentrated on riding two older horses for show season. Besides, I also had a massive amount of schoolwork to finish for junior year, so it was probably a smart call to not put any additional stress on my shoulders. Nevertheless, as show season finally came to a close, I really wanted to face my fear – eventually. I would literally play mind games with myself and debate whether I should or shouldn't try riding a younger horse that night. Well, one particular night seemed like a good opportunity to overcome my fear because it was a slightly warmer day and I was just supposed to have a typical lesson on Duncan, so I shouldn’t have been feeling
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any additional pressure. My mom recommended that I just wait until I got to the barn that night and then decide, since I was having such a hard time making up my mind beforehand. Well, I have to admit that I chickened out. I probably thought about it too much and made myself too scared and nervous to try that night. Sigh. I guess that night was not the night. Like my former trainer once said to my mom, “She will get to the point where the desire to ride these horses will be stronger than the fear.” I just wondered when that would that be. I came to a conclusion: if I was really going to do this, I would have to text my trainer ahead of time so that I would truly be committed in my mind and wouldn't chicken out again. So, that’s what I did. Wednesday night was the big night and I think I was slightly reassured that my friend had rode this horse a couple nights ago with good results. Nevertheless, sure enough, around midday, my nerves started to pester me. There was only one way I was ever going to get over this fear, and I knew the first time was going to be the hardest. I was so nervous when my lesson time finally came around that you could actually see the stiffness in my body. However, as my lesson went on, I relaxed and actually had fun! This horse was awesome! His canter was smooth and he didn't even take off on me. I was literally smiling from ear to ear as we cantered. Not only did I make the first step in overcoming my fear, but I actually enjoyed riding this younger horse. Now, I know that the fear is not going to be magically gone and I'm sure it will take more rides and more experience to get more comfortable, but I am not going to give up on it. The more I ride these younger horses, the more I will get comfortable with them. Even so, I think it is extremely important to anyone who is trying to overcome a riding fear to stay out of their head. What I mean is, try not to obsess over that first step and instead create a different, more positive picture in your head. I know this is easier said than done, but as in my case, this fear was stopping me from doing something that turned out to be incredibly fun. Besides, after the first step, each step after this will most likely be easier and, who knows, I might just show one of these younger horses next show season. As Eleanor Roosevelt said, “You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.'”
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News from Outside the Ring Another Legend Lost I hate to post obituaries, but another legendary horse has died. The event horse, Custom Made, passed on October 2 at the ripe old age of 34 years. He was an imposing 17.1 hh irish Sport Horse gelding, foaled in Ireland in 1985 and imported to the United States in 1995. He was owned by Joseph Zada of Xandaruius, LLC, but was a partner with David O’Connor, who needs no introduction. In their first year together, they won the Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI3P* and it only got better from there. They went on to place 5th for the United States Eventing Team at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, and then won gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. But that wasn’t the end, the pair kept racking up wins. In 2004, Custom Made was formally retired, and was inducted into the United States Eventing Hall of Fame in 2009. The O’Connor’s honored him with a comfortable retirement at their Stonehall Farm, The Plains, Virginia. Warmblood Babies at Risk Research into Warmblood fragile foal syndrome (WFFS) has increased in recent years, with stallions posting their testing results, so breeders can make smart decisions regarding potential mattings. WFFS often does not result in a live foal, but when it does, the foal suffers from poor skin quality, mouth lesion, and joint issues, and has to be euthanized. Although widely recognized (but not common) in Europe and the United States, no cases have been reported in Brazil. Nevertheless, a new study has found that Warmbloods in Brazil carry a copy of the mutation that causes WFFS at a rate of about 6%, which is similar to other parts of the world. WFFS is a recessive disease, meaning both parents must carry the gene and pass it onto the foal to show clinical signs; and therefore, is not frequently seen. However, because it is such a severe condition, breeding two carries together should be done with caution. Here’s the article out of Brazil: Dias NM, de Andrade DGA, Teixeira-Neto AR, Trinque CM, Oliveira-Filho JP, Winand NJ, Araújo JP Jr, Borges AS. Warmblood Fragile Foal Syndrome causative single nucleotide polymorphism frequency in Warmblood horses in Brazil. Vet J. 2019 Jun;248:101-102.
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Kim Herslow Dressage - Upper Creek Farm 33 Upper Creek Rd., Stockton, NJ 08559 proudly presents a
Two Day Clinic - Saturday/Sunday November 16 - 17, 2019. Christine Stückelberger
6 x Swiss Olympian Olympic - Individual Gold Medalist World Dressage Championship - Individual Gold Medalist Two Time - European Champion Two Time - World Cup Champion
Christine Stuckelberger is the most decorated competitive dressage rider in the world. At 18, Christine formed a training partnership with renown classical dressage master, Georg Wahl, Head Rider of the Spanish Riding School. She has trained 38 horses to Grand Prix and won numerous international titles on her horses. Her most famous and successful equine partner was the famous Granat, considered to be one of the greatest dressage horses in the sport’s history. As a founding member of the Xenophon Society which promotes equine welfare, Christine teaches with a strong focus on traditional, humane classical training practices as these old world principles have been lost in this modern competitive era. From judging internatioanally at the top of the sport, to coaching numerous international riders and other Olympians, Christine has generously agreed to share her knowledge and skills to North American audience. FUN FACTS 1.) Carl Hester purchased his first Grand Prix horse from Christine that he competed internationally. 2.) All of Christine’s Grand Prix horses competed barefoot, yes barefoot, except two which o nly had front shoes for show season. Come Join us for two days of private lessons, mid day lectures on Sat/Sun and daily “questions & answers” periods with Christine ! Lesson Fee: $ 200.00 per session Auditors Fees: $ 35.00 per day / Weekend Rate: $ 60.00 NEDA / ESDCTA Members - Auditor Rate $ 25.00 per day / Weekend Rate: $ 45.00 Riders/Auditors fee includes: two lunch hour lectures, light snacks/lunch, coffee and beverages. Auditors MUST BRING A CHAIR - No video allowed unless riding in clinic. For more information and Rider Applications please contact: Kim Herslow - Clinic Coordinator kimtini@me.com ph/text (732) 259 - 0421
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What a Year! By, Paige Zimmerman
I’m back after my little break from writing last month, and what an incredible two months it has been! I have A LOT of news and much to write about. In this short span of time, I accomplished many of the goals that I’ve been working towards for multiple years. I earned my USDF Bronze Medal, competed successfully at a USDF Regional Championship, and qualified for the 2020 National Dressage Seat Medal Finals, which will be held at Lamplight Equestrian Center in Illinois…. And I still don’t really believe it! First and foremost, Buddy helped me earn my USDF Bronze Medal, which requires 2 scores each from First, Second, and Third Level. This was a dream of mine for a long time, and when we earned our Second Level scores in 2018, I felt the potential for Third Level in 2019. It definitely wasn’t without challenges. Buddy is very capable of doing Third Level work, potentially even Fourth, but he often has different ideas. Most of the beginning of the summer, he experienced soundness issues caused by abscesses and playing too hard in the field. In August, we finally felt ready to register him for a recognized show, but he developed yet another abscess with only about a week to recover. This sent us all into a panic, and we scrambled to resolve it before the show. We were able to, had a successful day and earned that first Third Level qualifying score. With one score remaining and down to the wire on the season ending, we registered for Stone Tavern on September 7. We made it to the Horse Park of New Jersey without incident, but as soon as we entered the competition arena, Buddy decided it would be fun to be frisky as well as vocal! He did a lot of neighing, calling and groaning during the test, and his flying changes definitely were “flying”. Overall, the test was good and I was incredibly proud of him for working so hard. Plus, he made me laugh, so that kept me relaxed. To my surprise, we earned our last qualifying score for the Bronze Medal and we won the class! Over the span of three years, two remarkable teachers, Buddy and Olivia, had helped me achieve that long held goal. I was elated.
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Also in September, Olivia and I made the trip to Saugerties New York, to compete in the USDF Region 8 Championships and NEDA Fall Festival at the HITS on the Hudson showgrounds. I brought Ducati and Olivia brought Flying Colors (aka Muppet), both of whom are owned by Brenda Curnin. We departed from home base Travelda Farm on Wednesday September 18, and made it to the showgrounds with plenty of time to settle in, familiarize the horses with the venue, and school. It was a beautiful, sunny and cool day, and everything was going perfectly. The next morning, I was to compete in a First Level Test 2 Open class, which was intended to be a practice class for the actual First Level Jr/Yr Championship on Saturday. Our ride time was around 8:40 in the morning, so it was an early day for all of us. Of course, just before I mounted, a very thick cloud of fog rolled in and blanketed the entire showgrounds. I’d never seen anything like it. I could hardly see right in front of us as we walked to the arena. My mom could barely see me in the warmup, and all of the golf carts, bleachers, tents, plants, flags, and other objects surrounding the arenas looked terrifying to Ducati. Needless to say, our ride definitely was not our best. There was tension and distractedness on Ducati’s part, but I couldn’t do anything about it other than be calm myself and constantly reassure Ducati. The circumstances surrounding the ride were simply not good, so I rode very conservatively. Regardless, we earned about 67%, and we placed 3rd overall and we won the Jr/Yr Division for the class. I was so proud of Ducati for keeping his wits about him, especially since when we first went into the warm up he felt like a ticking time bomb ready to go off! On Friday, September 20, we had a really beautiful schooling ride, and Olivia and I felt that we were well prepared for the Championship class. On Saturday, Ducati warmed up great and felt amazing, but as I trotted around the arena preparing to enter for our test, I discovered that our brakes were not exactly working. Ducati was really happy to go forward but not to come back! Our first halt wasn’t perfect. He was very eager to move, so I just saluted quickly and went into 22
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the trot work, which went well and so did the walk. We earned a few 9s, including on one of the leg yields, which I’m very proud of. As we transitioned into the canter, I realized my half-halts still weren’t getting through as well as in the warmup. But on the bright side, our lengthenings were some of our best of the entire season. I left the arena very, very happy, but I had no idea what sort of score I would get since he was obviously moving much bigger than I was asking for or even used to. Later, when I received the text that would inform me of my score, I did a double-take: the judge at B had given us a 67% while the judge at C had given us a 77%. I can make sense of this huge disparity in that he definitely was forward, engaged, and straight, but the judge at B clearly was able to see the tension more so than the judge at C. Regardless, my final score was a bit over 72%, and I was ecstatic. There were 34 rides in the class, so it was a long afternoon as we waited for final placings. I desperately hoped to place in the top 8, but didn’t expect anything amazing, so when the class was finally finished and it was announced that we had come in 2nd, I could hardly believe it. We were Reserve Champions! I could tell that Ducati was proud of himself too, and he looked right at the camera as we stood for photos. And for good reason; he’s the best boy in the entire world! With Earth, Wind, and Fire playing in the background for the 21st of September, Ducati and I enjoyed an incredible victory lap. It was awesome. On Sunday, our last day of showing, we had the Dressage Seat Medal Semi-Final for 14-18 year olds. This class involves walking, trotting, and cantering as a group, plus doing a short individual pattern. To qualify for the 2020 National Championships during Festival of Champions at Lamplight, we needed to place first or second in this class, so I was aiming for the stars. I met Olivia at the warmup, and since she had been there observing the 13 & Under class before I arrived, she described their pattern. I immediately stopped and started to worry since what she was describing did not sound like the 13 & Under pattern I saw posted on the show office door a few days prior. We scrambled to get a copy of the 14-18 pattern, and sure enough, it was different from what I thought I had seen. That meant that I had about 5 minutes to memorize the correct pattern. Luckily, in August I had watched the 2019 Dressage Seat Medal Finals on Lamplight’s
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livestream, and I recognized the pattern. The class was then directed into the arena as a group. One of the first things I noticed was how much bigger Ducati was compared to all of the other horses and ponies, and how much bigger his movement was. I definitely had a challenge since now I needed to figure out how I was going to maintain my spacing while also listening to the judge’s instructions, keeping my position, using my aids effectively, and trying to remember the new pattern I’d just learned. During the group portion of the class, I did a ton of circles and tried to stay as far away from everyone else as possible. I worried that the judge would hold this against me because I kept crossing the arena when we all had been instructed to stay to the outside. It did not help either that Ducati seemed quite eager to do his big fancy trot. For the canter, we were divided into two groups, which made it easier to keep my spacing, but as soon as I asked for the canter for the first time, Ducati promptly took off in a big lengthening. Luckily, there was no one in my immediate space, but it took the entire short side and half of the long side to bring him back. When it came time for the pattern, I was the first to go, so I didn’t have the chance to watch someone else do it before me. My mind went blank on a few transition locations (I halted a letter too late, for example), but I still ended up showing all of the required movements and I rode the pattern itself accurately. The mistakes worried me though. When everyone finished the pattern, we were called to the middle of the arena for awards. I stood and waited as they called 8th, 7th, 6th, and so on. I still had not been called and there were more than three of us remaining when 3rd place was named. Then 2nd was announced and I worried I’d totally messed up with the pattern mistakes and the circles, and I thought we didn’t place at all. But then my name was called for 1st place! It didn’t hit me right away. I was shocked. After taking our pictures with the big blue ribbon and silver engraved plate, I asked the judges if my pattern mistakes had made any impact on my score. They told me that it was a small deduction, but they liked how I kept the spacing between the other riders and that I was able to control Ducati’s big gaits. So, the feedback was the opposite of what I thought it might be. I was ecstatic and when I was about halfway back to the barns, it really hit me. I had won the Region 8 Dressage Seat Medal 14-18 Semi-Final and was qualified for the Finals at USEF Festival of Champions 2020 at Lamplight Equestrian Center. I admit that I cried a little. It was an amazing feeling, and it’s almost surreal to think about it, even now a month later. But the icing on the cake came just recently. USDF runs a year end awards program similar to the ESDCTA high score award. There is a “Horse of the Year” title for each level, which is awarded to the horse and rider combination with the highest median score in the entire country (out of 8 scores over 60%). There are also Adult Amateur and Jr/Yr high score rankings, and All-Breeds Awards (which are high score awards specific to each breed registry). This summer, Ducati and I were able to earn just 8 scores from 4 recognized shows at First Level. Currently, only the preliminary results 24
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are out, but I am pleasantly surprised to find that our median of 71.597% has landed us at the top of the rankings. We placed 3rd out of over 75 horse and rider combinations in the First Level Jr/Yr division and 1st in the American Hanoverian Society (AHS) First Level Jr/Yr division. We are also ranked 6th in the AHS First Level Open division. The AHS only awards placings through 5th, so we are just barely missing out on the ribbons by about 0.3%. But there’s always next year! And, finally, in the National First Level Horse of the Year rankings (which is an Open division, as well), we are 27th out of over 450 horse/rider combinations. I could not be any happier with that. Even if we had placed 200th, I would’ve been happy to just be listed in the standings! For Ducati and my first competition year, and my first year showing in big competitions at big venues, these results are an absolute dream come true. And, the cherry on top of all of this is that Olivia and Flying Colors are Materiale Horse of the Year 4 & 5 Year Old Mare Champions with a whopping score of 81.550%! So this is where I thank everyone who has supported me and given me opportunities I’d never have had otherwise, who have listened to my dreams and goals and helped me forge a path forward, without skepticism or self-interest, who have literally worked with me to ensure my success even through their own challenges and disappointments, and who have never once questioned or regretted the journey. These people are the same every month, week, day, hour, minute, and second… Olivia Steidle, Brenda Curnin, and my parents, primarily. But I never forget that there’s also our close-knit equestrian community of everyone at Travelda Farm (Quakertown, PA), and those who run the shows and all the volunteers, and members of ESDCTA and other organizations who give so much of their time, energy, and knowledge, who all together make this sport so special. But just saying thank you isn’t enough. I hope I make you all proud, and I promise I will do everything I can to continue because that’s what’s most important to me. COLLECTIVE REMARKS
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SHOW RESULTS CAROUSEL FARM SHOW August 24, 2019 Jude: Piccillo (L) USDF – A M. Ruch L. Evans USDF – B H. Bath H. Sargeant M. Ruch A. Lugner USDF – C H. Bath H. Sargeant R. Malton A. Lugner TRAINING – 1 A. Czarawski S. Damniano L. Geradi J. Barbini TRAINING – 2 M. Doherty M. Eksrom A. Czarwaski J. Barbini A. Ruch TRAINING – 3 L. Cunico M. Doherty M. Ekstrom A. Ruch FIRST – 3 L. Cunico
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Fergie Flint Grayson Daisy
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Fergie Flint Farenheit Daisy
71.700 69.700 69.000 62.000
Redford Topper Rafi Finnegan
67.300 66.300 63.800 60.800
Orion Rori Redford Finnegan Dutch
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Zephyr Orion Ron Dutch
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ORANGE COUNTY DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION August 24, 2019 Judges: Cory (r) & O’Leary (L) USDF – A – DIVISION 1 D. Corr Okie Dokie 64.375 J. Mante Mucho Gusto 64.063 T. Eriksen 59.063 Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs L. Swan Allegria 58.750 USDF – A – DIVISION 2 R. Dym Monana Sky 65.625 O. Nosarzwski Skye 59.688 R. Tilghman Lucy 59.063 USDF – A – DIVISION 3 J. Felber Miles 66.875 I. Grigorovich Allie 65.313 J. Cruiser Roxie 63.438 G.Romano Cinderella Mann 60.625 USDF – A – DIVISION 4 S.Schwinzer Kontraband 70.312 E. Fyffe Mr. Jackson 69.375 M. Muys Bentley 69.062 D.Fee Bowie 67.812 USDF – B – DIVISION 1 R. Dym Montana Sky 67.500 J. Mante Mucho Gusto 66.250
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T. Eriksen 62.813 Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 58.750 R.Tilghman Lucy USDF – B – DIVISION 2 D. Corr Okie Dokie 65.938 O. Nosarzwski Skye 61.250 L. Swan Allegria 60.625 USDF – B – DIVISION 3 S. Schwinzer Kontraband 70.625 I. Grigorovich Allie 70.000 D.Fee Bowie 66.875 G. Romano Cinderella Mann 63.437 USDF – B – DIVISION 4 M. Muys Bentley 68.750 E. Fyffe Mr. Jackson 66.562 J. Felber Miles 66.250 E. Schlesinger Trace 65.000 P. Manno Rom 64.062 USDF – C – DIVISION 1 B. Fosler Troubadour 70.750 R. Dym Montana Sky 63.000 D. Corr Okie Dokie 62.750 L. Swan Allegria 55.000 R. Tilghman Lucy 52.750 O. Nosarzwski Skye 51.000 USDF – C – DIVISION 2 J. Felber Miles 66.750 D. Fee Bowie 65.750 TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION A B. Fosler Troubadour 67.307 N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus 66.346 L. Weintraub Sterling Affaire 63.846 J. Hollis Assets to Envy 59.038 TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION B M. Debure Victor B 66.538 L. Tell-Waldron Jubilant 65.192 TRAINING – 1 – DIVISION C A. Williams Shaina 65.385 L. Moore Rom 63.269 L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo 59.808 TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION A M. Debure Victor B 68.793 L. Tell-Waldron Jubilant 65.344 TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION B n. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus 71.551 J. Hollis Assets to Envy 62.586 M. Dantico Bella 61.896 G. Zierick Robin Goodfellow 61.034 L. Weintraub Sterling Affaire 60.344 TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION C A. Williams Shaina 65.690 V. Bauer Lhauren 64.310 M. Hansen Trace 62.069 K. Menner 61.724 Big Bear’s Silver Britches TRAINING – 2 – DIVISION D S. Budney Skipper Leo Peppy 65.862 Rom 60.862 L. Moore L. Kern Sho-Me-Mo 59.138 TRAINING – 3 – DIVISION A N. Elcar-Verdon Cirrus 68.966 M. Dantico Bella 64.138 G. Zierick Robin Goodfellow 61.034 TRAINING – 3 – DIVISION B
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SADDLEBROOK RIDGE DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW September 7, 2019 Judges: Sullivan-Phillips (L) & Wilson (L) LEADLINE – W * - J - DIVISION A A. Ivins Trix Are for Kids 79.687 M. Zahaczewski Life is Good 79.062 K. Edwards Written In The Stars 74.375 LEADLINE W * - J – DIVISION B K. Edwards Wiley Coyote 79.375 N. Bond Life is Good 76.562 LEADLINE – W/T * - J – DIVISION A A. Ivins Trix Are for Kids 76.470 M. Zahaczewski Life is Good 75.588 LEADLINE – W/T * - J – DIVISION B N. Bond Life is Good 74.411 USDF – A – STARTER RIDER B. McAlister 72.250 DC Bayshore Hilaguard A. Baltodano Dial M for Mugs 64.375 USDF A – STARTER HORSE A. French Seamus 68.125 H. Weightman Rising 67.187 M. Verlengia Feir Brand 63.750 E. Keller Larkin 61.875 USDF – B – STARTER RIDER B. McAlister 71.250 DC Bayshore Hilaguard I. Baumgartner Tasmanian Devil 68.750 A. Baltodano Dial M for Mugs 63.437 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE
SHOW RESULTS A. French Seamus 68.750 H. Weightman Rising 67.187 E. Keller Larkin 66.875 M. Verlengia Feir Brand 64.375 L. Nixon Majestic Chances 64.062 USDF – C – STARTER RIDER N. Skeehan 72.750 DC Bayshore Hilaguard Y. Zhang Homes 70.250 M. Ercolani Sunnyside Jate 69.250 A. Langan The Tin Man 64.250 I. Baumgartner Tasmanian Devil 61.750 A. Kubacki Sterling 60.250 UDSF – C – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 64.250 L. Nixon Majestic Chances 59.750 USDF – C – O A. Shiffer CBMF Bond Girl ? TRAINING – 1 – STARTER RIDER N. Skeehan * 75.384 DC Bayshore Hilaguard M. Ercolani Sunnyside Jate 72.115 Y. Zhang Homes 71.923 A. Langan The Tin Man 64.807 TRAINING – 1 O N. Serra As You Wish 69.961 A. Shiffer CMBF Bond Girl 66.346 L. Hewitt Cinta de Seda 59.230 S. Lawrence Wrosaletti 57.307 TRAINING – 1 – STARTER HORSE M. Maginnis Thirsty Thursday 63.653 TRAINING – 2 – J – DIVISION A L. Neckritz Maldini 66.896 J. Massaro Trix Are for Kids 64.655 A. Ananthanarayann Scoots 63.965 TRAINING – 2 – J – DIVISION B A. Short Brilliant Disguise 67.758 TRAINING – 2 – S W. Brown Stella Royal 66.379 A. Shiffer Summer Sands 65.862 A. Kerney Matrix 65.517 L. Romano Harleigh 65.172 N. Serra As You Wish 63.103 S. Lawrence Wrosaletti 62.931 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 56.206 TRAINING – 3 – J - DIVISION A C. Ridgway Kynynmont Cody 68.620 L. Neckritz Maldini 66.896 N. Edwards Written in the Stars 66.034 J. Massaro Trix Are for Kids 62.758 A. Ananthanarayanan Scoots 61.551 TRAINING – 3 - J – DIVISION B A. Short Brillian Disguise 67.241 TRAINING – 3 – S A. Shiffer Summer Sands 69.827 W. Brown Stella Royal 66.379 L. Romano Harleigh 65.689 A. Kerney Matrix 65.689 B. Robbins How’s That Corona 61.206 FIRST – 2 – J Wiley Coyote 69.000 L. Short FIRST – 1 – S N. Edwards Written in the Stars 65.689 FIRST – 3 – J
L. Short Wiley Coyote FIRST – 1 – S P. Kusnirik All Jazz’d Up FIRST – 2 – S M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce M. Maginnis All That;s Wild K. VanNess State of Mind P. Kusnirik All Jazz’d Up FIRST – 3 – S M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce K. Van Ness State of Mind M. Maginnis All That’s Wild M. Tomasello Lance SECOND – 3 – S V. Kager Sage Advice THIRD – 3 * N. Schmidt * NNS Fletcher FOURTH – 1* N. Schmidt * NNS Fletcher MFS – TRAINING LEVEL M. Tomasello Lance
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BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK HORSE TRIALS September 7, 2019 BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN – 1 M. Gallen Rule Five C. Martin Redfield Elocia C. Wilmerding Chairman of the Board J. Morris Willy Wonka L. Fazio Redfield Quirlige A. Bittle Colbie M. Fallon Rock Hard Safe P. Frisoli HK Irish Brigade E. Kuc Just Takin Chances L. Marshall Deliteful B. Rumore Roulette A. Weigand Wicked Huntsman BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN – 2 M. Berthiaume Dooligans A. Aharoni Goldenrose S. Kozlowski Jersey Girl R. Oake Metropolitan W. Duggan Just One More M. Snyder Painted Lilly M. Mann Dunta H. Cornell Guinevere B. Razzano Misty Morn Champagne NOVICE, ON – 1 C. Martin Farfadet de Barbereau J. Simpson Matisse R.Streilein Jake C. Martin Farwest de Barbereau C. Martin Redfield Fellow NOVICE, ON - 2 M. Meek East of Heaven A. Aharoni Littlebitadominic J. Kostiv Gordon Bennett O. Iskra Viva Las Vegas H. Pizzie Start the Music
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L. Kratz Light It Up PRELIMINARY/TRAINING, PT C. Martin Redfield Dexter K. Statue Goodtimes R. Shomper Silent Rain C. Heroux Nordique K. Statue Rehy Forty Five M. Mata-Blake Shannondale Cooley TRAINING, OT C. Martin Redfield Bajall C. Martin FE Sergio Grasso L. Gallen Close Talker M. Compton HSH Where’s Wally S. McClure Pirate’s Bid S. Mazza Brigantine M. Hogan Excel Ruby
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APPLEWOOD FARM DRESSAGE, CT & CR SHOW September 11, 2019 Judges: Kuc (L) & Barbosa (S) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION A. Nies-Berger Silver Lining R. Long Crown Royal O. Mertz Legata D. Altland Minerva USDF – B B. LaSecla La Luna USDF – C G. Smith Rock Hard Safe R. Long Crown Royal O. Mertz Legata J. Davis Nibbles TRAINING – 1 R. Long Crown Royal O. Mertz Legata TRAINING – 1 L. Sargent The Scrivener A. Semanchik Thor M. Dulio JJ J. Dais Nibbles TRAINING – 2 C. Foster Zoomalong A. Nies-Berger Silver Lining TRAINING – 2 C. Clucas On Tenterhooks M. Martinez Sibon Rose M. Dulio JJ TRAINING – 3 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino C. Foster Zoomalong A. Nies-Berger Silver Lining TRAINING – 3 C. Clucas On Tenterhooks FIRST – 1 S. Stinneford Orchid’s Tamino R. Kilker Danny Boy FIRST – 2 D. Frinzi Figuero FIRST – 3 P. Clucas Lookover Erin L. Mackintosh Casper
65.000 62.000 60.000 58.000 60.000 67.750 66.500 65.000 61.000 64.038 63.077 69.615 65.769 64.808 55.000 69.655 67.414 71.379 65.862 64.310 71.552 69.310 65.000 71.724 70.172 62.586 61.429 65.138 64.722
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SHOW RESULTS D. Frinzi K. Coleman SECOND – 1 P. Clucas L. Mackintosh THIRD – TOC N, Zaccheo (2) N. Zaccheo (3) FEI - TOC D. Tomajko S. Cushner
Figuero 64.167 Fazedaboutit Pal 59.444 Lookover Erin Casper
65.270 64.864
Ghuatamala Ghuatamala
68.158 65.000
Storytime Lucia
60.882 59.412
EVENTING/COMBINED TEST CT – X-RAILS J. Quinn Sterling CT – STARTER L. Sargent The Scrivener A. Semanchik Thor R. Kilker Danny Boy CT – BEGINNER NOVICE B. Tansey Calliope D. McGrew Travis K. Limone Paint the Skye W. Dugan Jet P. Chin Safe Harbor M. Martinez Sibon Rose W. Luce Rex CT – NOVICE M. Bancroft Twain L. Fallon Double Entendre M. Kuhlmann Mylo O. Morelli Edison CT – PRELIMINARY R. Schnarr Pleasant Randevous USEA – TOC J. Morris (BN- B) Willy Wonka J. Morris (BN-A) Willy Wonka G. Creesy (BN-A) Tierfly
38.87 33.61 34.17 37.61 27.50 31.75 32.25 33.00 33.00 33.75 42.25 29.05 31.67 34.71 44.71 28.04 27.50 29.44 30.00
GOOD TIMES FARM DRESSAGE SHOW September 14, 2019 Judge: Barbosa (S) & Elgart (r) TRAINING – 2 – BLM k. Somerville Zagatto 68.621 N. O’Connell Braemar Peace 67.069 D. Don Marquis de Coeur 66.379 N. Donelon This King Can Tango 66.379 W. Stopford Bimm of Bamburgh 66.207 TRAINING – 3 – GAIG S. Sester Fiorelli 70.000 K. Somerille Zagatto 68.621 N. Donelon This King Can Tango 66.897 K. Lisowski Shahdarkrayne 65.690 D. Don Marquis de Coeur 65.517 W. Stopford Bimm of Bamburgh 65.517 N. O’Connell Braemar of Peace65.000 FIRST – 1 K. Lisowski Shahdarkrayne 66.552 S. Sester Florelli 66.379 FIRST – 2 – J – BLM G. Oliver Dhuplicity 63.714 FIRST – 2 – S - BLM
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P. Oliver Shading W. Gasior Donna Bavaria P. Zimmerli Just the One N. Ivins VV Raurenga FIRST – 3 - GAIG W. Gasior Donna Bavaria G. Oliver Dhuplicity N. Ivins VV Raurenga P. Zimmerli Just The One SECOND – 1 J. Staiger Concerto’s Thunder SECOND – 3 – GAIG S. Christensen Batida de Coco J.Staiger Concerto’s Thunder THIRD – 1 T. Moksyzcki Lennox K. Strus Red Zack PRIX ST. GEORGES – BLM/GAIG K. Kobryn-Callaway Ramora CF D. Tomajko Storytime L. Kramer Mazur INTERMEDIAIRE – I – BLM/GAIG K. Kobryn-Callaway Ramora CF GRAND PRIX – BLM/GAIG K. Kobryn-Callaway Donatella CF M. Delduco Flacon
68.000 66.571 63.429 62.286 64.861 63.194 62.639 61.667 64.054 64.405 60.119 60.946 57.432 68.676 59.412 59.118 66.765 65.438 61.196
LVDA – V September 14, 2019 Judges: Stapel (r) & Bean (L) USDF – A S. Morse Rowdi Magic Sundancer M. Libby Looking Ready USDF – B A. Black Kir Royale M. Libby Looking Ready S. Morse Rowdi Magic Sundancer USDF – C A. Black Kir Royale TRAINING – 1 R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound K. Fredericks Laurel Chase Fresh Brew L. Vanassen Color TRAINING – 2 P. Gerkovich Pilot R. Vaughn Brickyard Bound L. Vanassen Color TRAINING – 3 P. Gerkovich Pilot K. Fredericks Laurel Chase Fresh Brew FIRST – 1 – J M. Metrick Othello FIRST – 2- J P. Dolon Just Ginger D. Frinzi Figuero FIRST – 3 – J P. Dolon Just Ginger SECOND – 3 J. Rosenblum Brunello TIRD – 1 K. Hirschman Kynymont Donovan
58.125 49.688 62.188 59.063 58.438 58.000 61.538 58.923 54.808 65.517 65.172 56.897 65.175 58.966 61.379 67.857 64.000 61.944 64.167 65.946
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THIRD – 2 K. Hirschman Kynynmont Donovan 61.842 RHYTHM & BLUES EQUESTRIAN CENTER September 15, 2019 Judge: Annett (r) USDF – A – S S. Emerson Maximus J. Reifsnyder Jasmin B. Rickles Phillip USDF – C – S L. Boileau Gatlin TRAINING – 1 – S L. Hurst Instructor Kunu R. Rynkiewicz Destination L. Boileau Gatlin L. Atkins Kiss Me Candy TRAINING - 2 – J N. Cotter Dancer TRAINING – 2 – S N. Krial Isosceles Y. Emerson Kadance Van de Eilelden L. Hurst Instructor Kunu J. Haliday River B. Adams Wunderschoen L. Atkins Kiss Me Candy TRAINING – 3 – S R. Rynkiewicz Destination FIRST – 1 – S K. Reinhart Gatlin K. Coleman Fagedaboutit Pal FIRST – 2 – J E. Emerson Now Playing HU FIRST – 2 – S B. Curnin Ducati SECOND – 1 – S K. Hirschman Kynynmont Dexter SECOND – 2 – S K. Hirschman Kynynmong Dexter FOURTH – 1 – S N. Bleiler Danahall
71.875 66.250 65.625 69.750 67.692 66.538 66.346 64.423 75.000 71.552 69.138 67.414 67.241 66.897 65.172 63.276 65.517 63.966 70.000 74.143 65.946 64.878 63.974
MISCELLANEOUS FEI 5YO TEST K. Kotch
Jadore
77.600
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES * USDF - B – J* N. Cotter Benjamin USDF – B – S * L. Boileau Gatlin TRAINING – 3 – S * N. Krial Isosceles Y. Emerson Kadance Van de Eikevelden J. Haliday River B. Adams Wunderschoen FIRST – 3 – J * E. Emerson Now Playing HU
70.000 69.750 73.103 69.138 68.793 65.000 69.028
SHOW RESULTS THIRD - 3 – S * B. Curnin Ducati 71.389 A. Giulianelli Ramere 65.694 K. Coleman Fagedaboutit Pal 60.833 HORSE PARK OF NJ SCHOOLING FUN SHOW September 22, 2019 Judge: Allen (L) USDF – A – STARTER RIDER C. Gunther Royal Airess 59.687 USDF - A – STARTER HORSE J. Mast Chloe 75.000 B. MacDonald-Cotter 66.560 Too Cool To Be A Fool S. Wilson Slippery Slope 65.312 K. Artz Ranger 61.875 USDF – B – J C. Gunther Royal Airess 59.687 USDF – B – STARTER HORSE J. Mast Chloe 76.562 B. MacDonald-Cotter 67.500 Too Cool To be A Fool S. Wilson Slippery Slope 65.937 K. Artz Ranger 65.625 USDF – C – J C. Gunther Royal Airess 60.500 USDF – C - S C. Bednarczyk Maximus 61.750 TRAINING – 1 – S H. Gregory JB 63.846 C. Bednarczyk Maximus 55.961 TRAINING 2 – J F. Buchalski Mind On Me 64.137 TRAINING 2 - S H. Gregory JB 66.206 E. Taffin Zorro 63.275 TRAINING – 3 – J F. Buchalski Mind On Me 63.103 TRAINING – 3 – S B. Graham Change of Heart 62.758 E. Taffin Zorro 58.965 FIRST – 1 – S B. Graham Change of Heart 59.310 K. Coleman Fagedaboudit Pal 57.931 FIRST – 2 – S B. Graham Change of Heart 56.571 M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce 54.714 FIRST – 3 – S K. Coleman Fagedaboudit Pal 67.222 M. Baur-Baker Rose Royce 60.833 SECOND – 1 – S B. Frayman Happy 58.378 SECOND – 2 B. Frayman Happy 55.609 WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 3 J. Sarni Colonel Doc Badger 64.750 BASIC – 3 J. Kiceniuk Invisibly Painted 73.750
BASIC - 4 J. Kiceniuk
Invisibly Painted 71.000
USEA – TOC BEGINNER NOVICE – A - S C. Bednarczyk Maximus BEGINNER NOVICE – B – J C. Giunco Standing Ovation M. Davies Ivan PRELIMINARY – A – S R. Schnarr Pleasant Rendezvous PRELIMINARY – B – S R. Schnarr Pleasant Rendezvous
40.55 35.25 41.75 27.60 28.95
SQUARE ONE DRESSAGE SHOW September 22, 2019 Judge: Hipple (L) USDF – A A. Fazio Folly USDF – B T. Miller Crazylegs Elvis K. Yienggst Montana de Avalon E.Bonner Dixie S.Aldrich Sedona USDF - C K. Yiengst Montana de Avalon L. Mulder Count J. Lalley Jethro TRAINING – 1 H. Kerstetter Warlander L. DePourcq Ghamma Ray TRAINING – 2 S. Stinneford Legacy L. DePourcq Ghamma Ray H. Kerstetter Warlander TRAINING – 3 S. Stinneford Legacy THIRD – 1 * B. Polk * Brilho Hi THIRD – 3 * B. Polk * Brilho Hi
68.130 70.000 68.440 64.690 64.060 72.000 67.750 67.250 72.500 70.580 72.930 69.140 67.240 70.520 64.590 71.500
WESTERN DRESSAGE INTRODUCTORY – 1 J. Peters Run Like the Wind INTRODUCTORY – 2 J. Peters Run Like the Wind
67.270 67.500
ESDCTA NJ HORSE TRIALS September 29, 2019 BEGINNER NOVICE, BNR:A J. Wotring BE Excalibur M. Louis Wicked Elegance M. Gargiulo Adorion G. Razi Swan’sAtalanta L. Rowsell Dot Com J. Davis Brick Haus J. Morris Willy Wonka K.Cuca Chequer M.Cassou Castleturvin Mungo
28.30 32.00 33.30 33.90 35.50 37.30 38.80 41.50 45.90
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P. Lambert StarCrossed Lover 52.1 BEGINNER NOVICE, BNR:B M. Hennessy BE Mansfield Park 32.30 B. Ziegler Big Fisherman 33.00 S. Kozlowski Jersey Girl 34.00 M.Fallon Rock Hard Safe 34.50 A. Dewitt Offshore Cooley 39.50 H. Horton Admiral 43.00 S. Kolesa When We Dance 53.30 H. Gorham FoxRidge Double Take 64.00 A. Lichtenstein Lisseycasey Cougar 80.30 BEGINNER NOVICE, OBN K.Beaver Excel Star Pluto 28.30 S.Kurten JW Silver Ops 28.30 A. Aharoni Goldenrose 30.00 K. Coile Potente 32.80 Rule Five 35.40 M. Gallen R.Ziemann RZ Remington 38.50 E. Namoglu Top Gun 41.30 N.Scherrer Itsjustagame 43.50 A.Weigand Wicked Huntsman 53.50 L. Fazio Redfield Quirlige 63.20 NOVICE, NR:A A.Fodor Great Wheels 34.80 J. Atwell Eirnin Ryker 35.20 M.Eberhardy Sal de la Vida 38.60 M. Meek East of Heaven 39.90 A.Young Full of Beans 40.40 C. Strobel Weather Advisory 42.30 R.Turner Five of Diamonds 45.40 K. Kenny Cooley MBF 48.70 O. Crespo Star Lord 27 51.90 E.Stephenson Swan By the Road 55.00 NOVICE, NR:B Z. Leamer Keltic Junebug 31.20 E. Caprez Promise Me Mars 36.10 A. Santy Balligomingo 38.50 M. Bruder Show of Approval 39.40 J. Bucci-Brummitt Ford Feguson 44.40 M. Dasti Rowling 46.10 D. Falcone For Goodness Sake 46.70 R. Oake Metropolitan 49.50 A. Fortier Lifelong Dreamer 50.50 N. Giannini Stillwell Can Do 51.10 L. Donaldson Rocket Man 56.70 NOVICE, ON H. Payne-Caraella Dito 16 29.10 E. Bierman EB Winston 30.70 L. Heard Cooley Gentleman 32.10 S.Crandell DHI Showman 32.90 D.Berry Goode Hope 33.50 A. Davidson Cerafino D 33.80 J. Jennings HVF On Point 34.00 A. Aharoni Littlebitadominic 35.00 K.Schlinghann Northern Bella 36.60 J. Jennings Larano 5 36.70 C. Cooper Excel Star Double Clover36.90 B. Miller Billy Avon 39.10 M. Scott Mari Margarita 40.20 E. Nesler Sky Balou MLF 43.80 M. Pappler Private Show 112.0 TRAINING, TR:A P. Clucas Lookover Erin 33.20 C. Sanger Ultra Violet 33.80
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