I am happy to report that this year has been very successful for our club so far.

Thank you to all

of you that have supported our shows, clinics and seminars by either volunteering, participating
or both! Without everyones help and enthusiasm we would not be able to offer everything we
do! The schooling shows have been well attended and we are very fortunate to be able to offer
clinics at all the summer shows--free to all members! Please take advantage of these!! The
show committee has decided to offer Prix Caprilli at the July and August shows. Please check
the website for any updates! We will be celebrating 30 years for this club next year so be on
the lookout for some special plans for our year-end banquet very soon (exciting!). We are
finishing up the first of the schooling show series this month! There will be an awards event
planned for July as well as a photo contest! We will post on the website soon.

As we move into the heat of the summer, please remember

to hydrate yourselves and your horses. The summer shows
will be held in the large covered arena at Clay County in the
evening. I am looking forward to seeing everyone this
summer. We will try to come up with some creative ways to
stay cool and have fun with our friends and horses. Dont
forget that walk and lead line have been added to our shows.
Thanks again!

Like many of you, I have a full-time job that limits my flexibility for scheduling lessons, so my time is
pretty much limited to weekends. For many instructors teaching on weekends can be problematic as
they are actively showing or judging which limits their availability for regularly scheduled lessons. To
throw another monkey wrench into the machine, I am trying to stay active in eventing, something that is
becoming increasingly more difficult to in our area as venues are disappearing and the closest folks are
found in the Gainesville or Ocala area if you drive south, or in
Aiken, SC if you drive the same amount of
time to the north. I was fortunate enough to find a local Event
instructor a few years ago, but unfortunately her full-time
career took her to the other side of Georgia. We still work
together on a monthly basis, but we focus primarily on my
jumping work. To help bring my flatwork along, she
recommended I try finding a dressage instructor.
If only finding a new instructor was a simple as using Angies
List, unfortunately to find an instructor that works best we
need something similar to an on-line dating service. First
lessons are more like blind dates, sometimes they work and
sometime they dont. Personalities, teaching and learning
styles all play in to the success between instructor and student
and it can be very disheartening when the one or two local farms do not
provide a good synergy. I moved from the Northeast many years ago, leaving behind an instructor who
was and still is my mentor on many levels. In the early years after I moved south, I would save my
lesson money to pay to bring her down for a five day boot camp. If I had training issues, she would
give me a program to follow and I would report our successes and failures along the way.
Recently, I began the quest for a dressage instructor. I was riding with someone for a while who I liked
but I found myself leaving my lessons frustrated and disappointed with my riding. As I was driving home
from my last lesson, I was contemplating what options I had. After talking with my mentor about my
disappointment, she suggested we try to schedule another trip down for her, which is something we
hadnt done for a three or four years. We knew it wasnt perfect fix, but at least she could help ground
me with a program that we could modify and discuss issues as they came up.
As an experimental pilot, I bought an inexpensive wireless security camera and a noise cancelling
Bluetooth headset for my cellphone. The camera is mounted to a tripod and situated outside of the ring
so that it sits on the centerline. Most camera companies offer an internet viewing portal when you
purchase a camera through them or you can subscribe to a website that serves dynamic IP addresses.
You have to be a little techno-savvy to set the internet portals up correctly, but my husband was able to
make it work fairly quickly. The positioning of the router is critical to ensure uninterrupted signal
between it and the camera. I wear my cellphone in a runners waist-pack. The earbud takes a little

getting used to, and if it doesnt stay as stable as youd like, you can use surgical tape to anchor it. The
prototype camera has pan and tilt functions that are remotely operated through the internet allowing
the instructor to follow the rider around the ring.
Some of the pros and cons of the system. First the cons. There is a time delay when viewing. In general,
it is a couple of seconds, but just as we have seen with other internet uses, you can run some lag issues
depending on cyber traffic. Transmit speeds associated with your equipment, distance to the wireless
router and your internet connection need to be compatible to ensure optimal performance. The camera
does need to be plugged in, so your proximity to a power source is key as well. If you need a hands-on
trainer for beginning riders, assessing young horses or feeling out the issues, then this system would
obviously not work, but for folks in a steady working program it does provide a means to check
performance. Initially, we were restricted to a smaller area of the arena (approx. a 30 m circle) because
of the maximum viewing distance of the camera. I have since moved on to a camera with a zoom
function which lets me ride my full arena (40m by 40m). Many of the cameras also have the ability to
save video footage for your review, but unless you are running your audio through the camera, which
they do have two communications, you wont be able to save the audio since it is associated with your
phone.
Now the pros. The biggest one: distance and time with a good match instructor is no longer a factor!
I ride with my mentor, 22 hours away, at 5:30/6:00 Monday evenings. Second biggest: Fairly
inexpensive as an investment. The first camera was $50, second camera was $200. We also purchased a
larger antenna to boost the cameras signal which was an additional $15. The headset was $60. The cost
of your wireless router will be dependent on how
far you need to boost your signal. We are
currently running it on a standard G router. The
camera can always double as a nanny cam or
security camera during its down time, and
companies that offer internet access portals also
provide you with viewing apps for your
smartphones. I used it one time to monitor a
mildly colicky horse from a meeting and it does
have night viewing capabilities if you have to do
foal watch. If you have an instructor that is open
to the use of technology, it can provide you and
them with more options for assessments and
lessons that minimize travel expenses if distance and time are problems.
I have been doing weekly lessons with my New England mentor since July and we have had much
success with this system. She is planning to write her own article on our use of this system from a
trainers perspective and I look forward to reading it. My horse has been progressing well using this
approach; I think his only concern is the voice in my head that has changed the difficulty of his
working program.

By Jill Amburgey

Ive heard it said that people come into

our lives for a reason bringing something
we must learn and we are led to those
who help us most to grow if we let them
and we help them in return. Well, I dont
know if I believe thats true, but I know
Im who I am today, because I knew
you.But because I knew you I have been
changed for good.You will be with me
like a handprint on my heart
- from the Broadway musicalWicked
For Good
I believe horses like people have a
purpose in our lives. If you are lucky, like
me, you will meet many horses that
forever touch your heart and lives. Today
I want to tell you about one very special
horse that has changed me for good,
Molly.
To give you a little background history for this story, you need to know that when I met
Mollys owner Michelle Velasco over 20 years ago, I was primarily a hunter jumper rider/trainer
with my husband, Steve, at a farm in Middleburg, Fl. Reluctantly, Michelle persuaded me to
take a dressage lesson here or there and occasionally ride her horses in a dressage saddle. As
much as she tried I did not budge, much. We remained friends through our differences.

In 1997, our stallion Squirt was

born and we lost his mom. We were
very lucky to find a nurse mare, Dolly, a
very large, white Percheron mare~ at
least she looked large next to our welsh
pony baby. The nurse mare contract
said we had to return her bred. Well,
long story short, Michelle was neighbor
and friend to MaryAnn - owner of a
stallion. So Dolly met Fadjura with
the agreement that Michelle would buy
the foal.
So, 11 months later Michelle
was the proud owner of an adorable
Percheron/Arab filly named
Molly. Over the next few years,
Michelle with the help of Kathy Daly
worked with Molly and started her
training. Molly had the beautiful face
of her Arab father and his intelligence.
Now, her mothers desire to eat
anything and laid back attitude was
definitely not spared on Molly.
Molly started under saddle with
Kathy Daly. When they thought she was ready to come back home, Michelle enlisted me to
help. We did our best to stay in the ring-- Molly had a distinct attraction to gates or openings in
the beginning. One of my favorite early memories of Molly is when she could not escape the
ring, she simply and methodically removed me by scraping me under a tree. That would be the
last time I came off of her. She was quite the powerhouse with a quick wit and sassy attitude.
So still not convinced I wanted anything to do with Dressage, Michelle and Molly
conspired to change my mind. For some reason Michelle decided she could not show Molly in
her intro test at the North Florida Arabian show at Jax and somehow convinced me to ride
her.Success! We survived the show and placed well with positive comments. Later, I
invested in a dressage saddle and the appropriate attire. Miss Molly and I had a great intro
career. I learned a lot from Molly, both with my riding skills and with patience.

Somewhere through all of my time with Molly, I had my two children and continued to
teach and train. I showed Molly with NFDA and enjoyed it immensely! Michelle introduced us
to the Arab show circuit and recognized shows. We did qualify one year to go to Arab Nationals
but couldnt go because Molly had suffered a serious and almost career ending injury. After
time off and rehab, we were able to bring Molly back to the show ring. We qualified for Arab
Nationals again in 2007. Once again, I almost didnt go because I found out I was pregnant with
Ashlynn. But after much thought and prayer, I decided to show and I am so glad I did! I had a
wonderful time with Michelle and Stephanie Cassidy. Molly and I were just out of the ribbons
in our training level test but she was such a good girl! We came home from that show and I
managed to show at the NFDA championships. After that show, I stopped riding because of my
pregnancy. Michelle got to ride and show Molly too! Her last show was a win at the NFDA
championships a couple of years later. Cassidy Spurgeon got to borrow Molly for a while tooshe got to be a hunter for a few
shows and got to show at the
State 4-H show. And finally,
Anna Kirkpatrick got to ride and
show Molly. They also won at
the NFDA championships at
intro level. Many of my
students got to ride and enjoy
Molly and she was very good at
making sure you knew where
your center was and where
your outside rein was! She also
introduced a few people to the
ground a little unexpectedly!
I am not sure if you all know what happened March 20 this year. My family headed to
Miami to see Wicked, a much needed and anticipated vacation for us all. About two and a half
hours into our travels, I received a call from Hannah Grimm. She called to tell me that she and
Michelle had gone to my house to ride and while there, found Molly injured. A life ending
injury I was devastated and heartbroken.
So for me, Molly was that Horse. She was the life altering, career changing Horse. She
was my friend and my teacher. She brought me to where I am today. Sometimes the pain of
losing a horse, a friend, doesnt seem worth it but I know Molly was definitely worth
knowing...loving! Because I knew her I have changed for the better and she will always live on
in my heart. Beautiful bay mare with the most soulful eyes, because of you I have changed for
good. Godspeed!

NFDA PHOTOGRAPHY
CONTEST

NFDA PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST

Rules:

Photos to be displayed in a slide show presented at the Spring Series Awards Banquet
on July 19, 2015 at the Florida Yacht Club from 12:30 2:30 p.m.

Photos should be of equines, equine related equipment or use or activity

Photos must be submitted electronically in a digital format to Barbara Turner

(barbaraturner@segrocers.com) by July 12, 2015

Photos must be submitted by an NFDA member

Photos can be taken by anyone other than a professional photographer who takes
pictures for a fee

Any number of photos can be submitted

Categories will include:

Peoples Choice Award (to be voted on by all in attendance)
Best use of color in a photograph
Most humorous depiction of an equine or related activity
Most endearing photo that plays on the observers emotions
Most artistic use of photographic mediums
Best Selfie with your equine partner
Best depiction of the art of Dressage

Prizes to be awarded in each category with a special prize for the Peoples Choice Award

April 18, 2015 NFDA Results

Ring 1

Jodi Ely (R)

No.

Class
8.09
Class

1
232
2

Indoor Arena

Horse

Rider First Name

Third 3 Q

Open

Peron's Paris

Suzanne

WD Intro 4

Amateur

Rider Last Name As

Graham

Test
Third 3 Q

Percentage Placing
67.179

8.00

229

Briga San

Diana

Gibson

A WD Intro 4 Q (ROT)

57.241

8.18

220

Heza Barpasser Kid

Jackie

Brotski

WD Intro 4 Q

53.448

8.27

254

Rusty

Pam

Smith

WD Intro 4

57.759

WD Level 12

Junior

Hollywood's Dancer

Emily

McClamma

WD Level 12

66.351

WD Level 22

Junior

Apttobe Rowdyote

Hannah

Whray

WD Level 22

65.116

WD Basic 1

Amateur

Briga San

Diana

Gibson

WD Basic 1

55.484

Intro A

Amateur

Class
8.36
Class
8.45
Class
9.03
Class

3
245
4
260
5
229
6

9.01

226

Imperial Sunrise

Ashley

Ebersole

Intro A

63.750

9.08

253

Bailey's Irish Cream

Tammy

Slater

Intro A

61.875

9.12

244

Wyndsor

Terry

Martin

Intro A

63.438

9.19

223

Tulach Mhor Dew

Kathee

Cook

Intro A

55.938

9.26

217

Cool Man Shade

Lisa

Beardsley

Intro A

67.813

WD Intro 3

Amateur

Junior

Class

9.54

220

Heza Barpasser Kid

Jackie

Brotski

WD Intro 3

66.458

10.01

221

Zippen With Chocolet

Lauren

Buie

WD Intro 3

60.000

10.10

238

Ginger

Taylor

Hammann

WD Intro 3

63.958

10.19

242

Poco

Emerson

Lewis

WD Intro 3

58.333

WD Basic 2

Amateur

Saqlawis Nyte of Fame

Lynn

Shinkle

WD Basic 2

59.722

Intro B

Junior

Class
10.28
Class

8
252
9

10.37

219 Something to be Proud of

Cassandre

Broad

Intro B

63.125

10.46

218

Misu Koran III

Jessalynn

Bennett

Intro B Q

45.313

10.53

241

FR Grand Regala

McKenzie

Lay

Intro B Q

55.313

10

First 1

Amateur

Junior

9.47

250

Donna Gracia

Linda

Scott

First 1 (ROT)

56.296

11.00

225

Maverick

Annie

Davis

First 1

62.407

11.07

228

SS Seraphina

Heather

Fultz

First 1

75.555

Class

11.14

248

Artful Dodger

Kirstin

11.21

216

Zwartz Eisberg

Mary

11

Fourth 3 Q

Amateur

215

Pop Art

Karin

12

Second 1

Amateur

11.35

247

Londontowne

Debbie

Class
11.42
11.49
Class
11.56
12.06
12.16
Class
1.15
Class
1.25
Class
1.42
Class

13
233
237
14
259
236
228
15
260
16
245
18
252
19

First 3
Justice
John Chevalier
First MFS
NoTorious
Nando
SS Seraphina
WD Level 2 MFS
Apttobe Rowdyote
WMF Basic
Hollywood's Dancer
WD Basic 4 Q
Saqlawis Nyte of Fame
First 2

Open
Suzanne
Amber
Amateur
Michelle
Hannah
Heather
Junior
Hannah
Junior
Emily
Amateur
Lynn
Amateur

Class
11.28
Class

Prince

First 1

59.630

Baer Fiorentino A

First 1

56.111

Andra

Fourth 3 Q

55.333

McNally

Second 1

54.394

Graham
Hagin
Junior
Velasco
Grimm
Fultz

O
O

First 3
First 3 Q

64.265
56.912

1
2

A
J
A

First MFS
First MFS Q
First MFS

66.500
65.167
68.167

2
3
1

Whray

WD Level 2 MFS

72.083

McClamma

WMF Basic

68.824

Shinkle
Open

WD Basic 4 Q

59.853

1.51
1.58
Class
2.05
2.12
2.19
2.26
2.33
2.40

256
237
20
225
248
239
227
250
262

Abby
John Chevalier
Training 3
Maverick
Artful Dodger
Reason to Smile
Image of Glory
Donna Gracia
Momma's Harley

Joann
Amber
Amateur
Annie
Kirstin
Alexandra
Tricia
Linda
Denise

Class

21

Training 3

Amateur

3.01

216

Zwartz Eisberg

Mary

3.08

224

Gastgeber

Samantha

Cornish

3.15

240

Hotse T. Blackstone

Lisa

3.22

255

Rudger

3.29

237

Class
3.36
Class
3.43

Stewart
Hagin
Junior
Davis
Prince
Hutzler
Estes
Scott
Williams

A
O

First 2
First 2

64.469
60.625

1
2

J
A
A
A
A
A

Training 3
Training 3
Training 3
Training 3
Training 3
Training 3

65.454
59.318
64.136
scr
67.500
60.681

1
5
4
scr
3
2

Training 3 Q

57.727

Training 3 Q

63.409

Kaatz

Training 3 Q

59.773

Lisa

Spallone

Training 3 Q

67.500

John Chevalier

Amber

Hagin

Training 3 Q

60.681

22

Second 3 Q

Open

251

Braveheart

Maggie

Selbert

Second 3 Q

60.365

23

WD Level 13

Amateur

245

Hollywood's Dancer

Emily

McClamma

WD Level 13

65.579

Baer Fiorentino A

Class

24

WD Intro 4

Junior

3.50

221

Zippen With Chocolet

Lauren

Buie

WD Intro 4

60.512

3.57

238

Ginger

Taylor

Hammann

WD Intro 4

61.896

4.04

242

Poco

Emerson

Lewis

WD Intro 4

62.758

Ring 2

Jessica McTaggert (L)

No.

Outside Ring

Horse

Rider First Name

25

First 3

Amateur

8.07

231

Ramses

Birgit

Grafe

First 3

65.149

8.14

228

SS Seraphina

Heather

Fultz

First 3 Q

69.265

8.21

247

Londontowne

Debbie

McNally

First 3

59.853

8.28

224

Gastgeber

Samantha

Cornish

First 3 Q

61.029

8.35

259

NoTorious

Michelle

Velasco

First 3

61.176

26

Suitability WT

Amateur

223

Tulach Mhor Dew

Kathee

Cook

Suitability WT

67.000

27

Second 3

Amateur

Junior

9.03

236

Nando

Hannah

Grimm

Second 3 Q

66.220

9.10

243

Peron's Paris

Sandra

Lucas

Second 3 Q

63.415

Class

Class
8.42
Class

Rider Last Name As

Test

9.17
Class

231

Ramses

Birgit

28

Intro A

Junior

Grafe

Second 3

57.927

8.56

219 Something to be Proud of

Cassandre

Broad

Intro A (ROT)

62.500

9.24

218

Misu Koran III

Jessalynn

Bennett

Intro A

50.625

9.31

241

FR Grand Regala

McKenzie

Lay

Intro A

59.375

29

Intro C

Amateur

8.00

234

Wyndsor

Andrea

GrassoBurros

Intro C (ROT)

64.000

9.38

222

Lucky Sophia

Cristina

Catasus

Intro C

68.500

9.47

235

Toniano

Andrea

GrassoBurros

Intro C

63.500

30

WD Level 24

Junior

260

Apttobe Rowdyote

Hannah

Whray

WD Level 24

64.375

31

Intro B

Amateur

10.32

222

Lucky Sophia

Cristina

Catasus

Intro B

68.125

10.41

249

Tattersall

Suzanne

Sciancalepore

Intro B

64.063

10.50

217

Cool Man Shade

Lisa

Beardsley

Intro B Q

69.688

Class
10.59
11.08

32
223
226

Intro B
Tulach Mhor Dew
Imperial Sunrise

Amateur
Kathee
Ashley

Cook
Ebersole

A
A

Intro B Q
Intro B Q

64.063
68.125

3
1

Class

Class
9.56
Class

11.17 244
Wyndsor
11.26 253
Bailey's Irish Cream
Class
33
Training 2
11.35 227
Image of Glory
Class
34
WD Intro 3
11.44 254
Rusty
Class
35
Training 2
11.53 262
Momma's Harley
Class
36
Training 1
12.00 239
Reason to Smile
12.09 240
Hotse T. Blackstone
12.18 255
Rudger
12.25 249
Tattersall
Daily High Points
Amateur
High Point
Reserve

Terry
Tammy
Amateur
Tricia
Amateur
Pam
Amateur
Denise
Amateur
Alexandra
Lisa
Lisa
Suzanne

Martin
Slater

A
A

Intro B Q
Intro B Q

68.125
61.250

2
4

Estes

Training 2

scr

scr

Smith

WD Intro 3

61.667

Williams

Training 2

68.077

Hutzler
Kaatz
Spallone
Sciancalepore

A
A
A
A

Training 1
Training 1
Training 1
Training 1

66.087
64.348
69.348
56.522

2
3
1
4

SS Seraphina

Heather

Fultz

First 1

75.555

Cool Man Shade

Lisa

Beardsley

Intro B Q

69.688

Nando

Hannah

Grimm

Second 3 Q

66.220

Maverick

Annie

Davis

Training 3

65.454

Junior
High Point
Reserve

Open
High Point

Peron's Paris

Suzanne

Graham

Third 3 Q

67.179

John Chevalier

Amber

Hagin

Training 3 Q

60.681

High Point

Heza Barpasser Kid

Jackie

Brotski

WD Intro 3

66.458

Reserve

Hollywood's Dancer

Emily

McClamma

WD Level 13

65.579

Reserve
Western

Results NFDA May 2015 Schooling Show

Ring 1

Leslie O'Sullivan Zieger (L)

No.

Horse

Rider First Name

Intro C

Amateur/Junior

8.07 295

Wyndsor

Terry

Martin

Intro C

61.500

8.14 268

Imperial Sunrise

Cassandre

Broad

Intro C

53.750

Class

Rider Last Name As

Test

Percentage Placing

Class

WD Intro 1

Amateur

8.21

Cool Charizma

Angie

Roberts

WD Intro 1

59.821

8.30 282

Act Naturally

Heather

Hackney

WD Intro 1

63.928

8.39 285

Imagine That

Kathy

Hoene

WD Intro 1

61.428

8.48 286

On Target

Andrea

Hollinger

WD Intro 1

67.678

Suitability WT

Amateur

Class

8.57 271

Tulach Mhor Dew

Kathee

Cook

Suitability WT

72.500

Class

Intro B

Amateur/Open

9.18

15

Toronado

Emily

Young

Intro B Q

63.437

9.25

Brown Bunny GSF

Joann

Stewart

Intro B

63.437

Fortunate

Dawn

McLane

Intro B Q

67.187

Teter

Intro B

64.687

9.32 297
9.39

10

Leon

Mary

Class

Intro B

Amateur

9.46 284

Czechmate

Ellen

Hartley

Intro B Q

66.875

10.07 295

Wyndsor

Terry

Martin

Intro B Q

65.625

10.14 271

Tulach Mhor Dew

Kathee

Cook

Intro B Q

63.750

11.52 16

Ellinoir

Anne

Raisner

Intro B Q (ROT)

67.500

Class

Training 3

Amateur

10.21

Donna Gracia

Linda

Scott

Training 3

69.318

10.28 287

Reason to Smile

Alexandra

Hutzler

Training 3

63.181

10.35 299

Seeking Skip Secret

Alexa

Peterson

Training 3

63.181

10.42 13

Momma's Harley

Denise

Williams

Training 3

65.000

10.49 274

Copper Chancellor

Carole

Ellmaker

Training 3 Q

63.409

10.56 276

Mabel

Beth

Gould

Training 3 Q

64.772

Class

Training 3

Amateur

Artful Dodger

Maria

Croft

Training 3 Q

62.954

Rudger fan it Noarderein

Lisa

Spallone

Training 3 Q

67.954

Zwartz Eisberg

Mary

Baer Fiorentino

Training 3 Q

62.045

Tattersall

Suzanne

Sciancalepore

Training 3 Q

59.090

11.31 298

Anne's Dream

Jill

Morris

Training 3 Q

65.909

11.38 291

Hotse T. Blackstone

Lisa

Kaatz

Training 3 Q

62.954

Training 3

Junior

Dillions Maiden

Ermolene

Cox

Training 3

56.041

First MFS Q

Amateur

11.59 275

SS Seraphina

Heather

Fultz

First MFS Q

72.633

Class

WD Level 14

Junior

Hollywood's Dancer

Emily

McClamma

WD Level 14

67.111

Training 3

Open

John Chevalier

Amber

Hagin

Training 3 Q

66.136

Young

Training 3 Q

62.954

Stockdale

Fourth 1

62.972

11.03 273
11.10

11.17 264
11.24

Class

11.45 272
Class

9
10

12.09 296
Class

11

1.15 283
1.22

15

Toronado

Emily

Class

12

Fourth 1

Open

1.29

South Boston

Annie

Class

13

Second 1

Open

1.36 277

Revolver

Dean

Third 3

Open

Peron's Paris

Suzanne

Intro B

Junior

1.50 268

Imperial Sunrise

1.57 265

Graham

Second 1

67.121

Graham

Third 3

64.487

Cassandre

Broad

Intro B

62.812

Misu Koran III

Jessalynn

Bennett

Intro B Q

57.812

2.04 293

Sweet Princess Di

McKenzie

Lay

Intro B Q

65.937

2.11 266

Dante

Melody

Boock

Intro B Q

scr

scr

2.18 272

Dillions Maiden

Ermolene

Cox

Intro B Q

66.250

16

WD Level 13

Amateur

2.25 289

Lil Ruff Pistol

Carole

Jackson

WD Level 13

scr

scr

WD Intro 4

Junior

Hollywoods Dancer

Jayci

Ihlenfeldt

WD Intro 4

69.482

Remisiewicz

WD Intro 4

68.448

Lucas

Second 3 Q

65.487

Class

14

1.43 278
Class

Class
Class

15

17

2.43 288
2.52

Mr. Boggie Mac

Emma

Class

18

Second 3 Q

Amateur

3.01 294

Peron's Paris

Sandra

Training 1

Amateur/Open

Class

19

8.00 280

Toniano

Andrea

GrassoBurros

Training 1 (ROT)

65.869

3.22 269

Magnum's Guardian

Pat

Broekema

Training 1

scr

scr

3.29 281

Wyndsor

Andrea

GrassoBurros

Training 1

65.652

3.36

Tattersall

Suzanne

Sciancalepore

Training 1

61.521

Reason to Smile

Alexandra

Hutzler

Training 1

64.347

Training 2

Amateur/Open

Anne's Dream

Jill

Morris

Training 2

66.346

Momma's Harley

Denise

Williams

Training 2

66.923

4.04 299

Seeking Skip Secret

Alexa

Peterson

Training 2

65.576

4.11 276

Mabel

Beth

Gould

Training 2

63.461

4.18 269

Magnum's Guardian

Pat

Broekema

Training 2

scr

scr

First 3

Amateur

4.25 263

SS Sambuca

Karin

Andra

First 3

67.058

4.32 275

SS Seraphina

Heather

Fultz

First 3 Q

67.955

Velasco

First 3 Q

65.147

3.43 287
Class

20

3.50 298
3.57

Class

13

21

4.39

11

NoTorious

Michelle

Class

22

First 3

Open

4.46 283

John Chevalier

Amber

Hagin

First 3 Q

59.117

4.53 279

Justice

Suzanne

Graham

First 3

68.235

Ring 2
Class
8.00
8.07
8.21
Class
8.14
8.28
Class
8.35
8.42
8.49
Class
8.56
Class
9.14
9.23
9.32

No.
23
16
7
10
24
297
284
25
273
300
5
26
289
27
288
1
12

Vickie Rollack (L)

Horse
Intro A
Ellinoir
Brown Bunny GSF
Leon
Intro C
Fortunate
Czechmate
First 1
Artful Dodger
Chips Ahoy
Donna Gracia
WD Level 12
Lil Ruff Pistol
WD Intro 3
Hollywoods Dancer
Mr. Boggie Mac
Oleana's Smokin Jet

Rider First Name

Amateur
Anne
Joann
Mary
Amateur
Dawn
Ellen
Amateur
Maria
Karen
Linda
Amateur
Carole
Junior
Jayci
Emma
Hannah

Rider Last Name As

Test

Percentage Placing

Raisner
Stewart
Teter

A
A
A

Intro A
Intro A
Intro A

72.813
70.312
63.125

1
2
3

McLane
Hartley

A
A

Intro C
Intro C

73.000
64.750

1
2

Croft
Putzke
Scott

A
A
A

First 1
First 1
First 1

62.407
60.925
70.555

2
3
1

Jackson

WD Level 12

scr

scr

Ihlenfeldt
Remisiewicz
Whray

J
J
J

WD Intro 3
WD Intro 3
WD Intro 3

63.333
62.708
76.250

2
3
1

Class
9.41
9.50
10.25
10.34
10.43
Class
10.04
10.52
Class
11.01
Class
10.11
10.18
11.10
Class
11.17
11.24
11.31
Class

28
3
282
285
286
267
29
292
270
30
14
31
264
6
263
32
265
293
266
33

WD Intro 2
Cool Charizma
Act Naturally
Imagine That
On Target
Kissandra EO
WD Intro 4
Briga San
Heza Barpasser Kid
WD Basic 2
KK Magic Pudden
First 2
Zwartz Eisberg
Rudger fan it Noarderein
SS Sambuca
Intro A
Misu Koran III
Sweet Princess Di
Dante
WD Level 11

Amateur
Angie
Heather
Kathy
Andrea
Angela
Amateur
Pam
Jackie
Junior
Hannah
Amateur
Mary
Lisa
Karin
Junior
Jessalynn
McKenzie
Melody
Open

Roberts
Hackney
Hoene
Hollinger
Bouck

56.458
61.458
61.666
65.416
57.500

5
3
2
1
4

A WD Intro 4 (ROT)
A
WD Intro 4 Q

66.034
scr

1
scr

Williams

WD Basic 2

66.527

Baer Fiorentino
Spallone
Andra

A
A
A

First 2 (ROT)
First 2 (ROT)
First 2

63.750
65.000
68.125

3
2
1

Bennett
Lay
Boock

J
J
J

Intro A
Intro A
Intro A

62.500
66.562
scr

2
1
scr

Klavon
Brotski

A
A
A
A
A

WD Intro 2
WD Intro 2
WD Intro 2
WD Intro 2
WD Intro 2

11.38
Class
11.47
11.56
12.05

290
34
2
292
270

Huntin for O'Henry

WD Intro 3
Mr. Boggie Mac
Briga San
Heza Barpasser Kid

Wendy
Amateur
Taffy
Pam
Jackie

Jeffries

WD Level 11

62.567

Remisiewicz
Klavon
Brotski

A
A
A

WD Intro 3
WD Intro 3
WD Intro 3

55.833
65.625
scr

2
1
scr

Fortunate

Dawn

McLane

Intro C

73.000

Ellinoir

Anne

Raisner

Intro A

72.813

Sweet Princess Di

McKenzie

Lay

Intro A

66.562

Dillions Maiden

Ermolene

Cox

Intro B Q

66.250

Justice

Suzanne

Graham

First 3

68.235

Revolver

Dean

Graham

Second 1

67.121

Champion

Oleana's Smokin Jet

Hannah

Whray

WD Intro 3

76.250

Reserve

Hollywoods Dancer

Jayci

Ihlenfeldt

WD Intro 4

69.482

Daily High Score Awards

Amateur
Champion
Reserve
Junior
Champion
Reserve
Open
Champion
Reserve
Western