Lauren Hough and Böckmanns Lazio Lead the Way in $100,000 Engel & Völkers Grand Prix CSI 4*

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1 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014 Lauren Hough and Böckmanns Lazio Lead the Way in $100,000 Engel & Völkers Grand Prix CSI 4* EDITOR: JENNIFER WOOD The Central Park Celebration of the Horse presented by Rolex Is Coming to New York City Lauren Hough and Böckmanns Lazio were the big winners on Saturday night. ManciniPhotos Lauren Hough led the victory gallop in an exciting top four finish for the women of USA in Saturday night s $100,000 Engel & Völkers Grand Prix CSI 4*. Hough and Böckmanns Lazio topped a six-horse jump-off over Laura Kraut and Nouvelle (2nd), Lucy Davis and Barron (3rd), Lillie Keenan and Pumped Up Kicks (4th), Ben Maher and Urico (5th), and Kent Farrington and Blue Angel (6th). Olaf Petersen, Jr. (GER) set the track for 45 competitors that qualified to compete, with seven entries jumping clear to advance to the jump-off. Seven others finished the course with just one time fault in a very tight time allowed. The jump-off saw four double clear rounds. Ramiro Quintana (ARG) and St. Bride s Farm s Whitney were the first pair to jump clear in round one, but withdrew from the jump-off, leaving 17-year-old Lillie Keenan (USA) to blaze the trail over the short course. Riding Chansonette Farm LLC s Pumped Up Kicks, Keenan set the time to beat at seconds, and eventually finished fourth. Twenty-one-year-old Lucy Davis (USA) jumped next and upped the ante with Old Oak Farm s Barron in seconds to earn third place honors. Hot off of a win with Aristo Z in the $50,000 Live Oak Grand Prix CSI-W 2* earlier in the day, Ben Maher (GBR) took to the course next with Jane Clark s Urico. Looking for his sixth grand prix win of the FTI WEF circuit, Maher did have the fastest time of seconds, but had a rail down at the second to last fence and would have to settle for the fifth place prize. Seeing that Maher had a rail encouraged Lauren Hough to go for broke in her round, next to go with Karina Rotenberg s Böckmanns Lazio. Hough knew that two very fast competitors were still to follow and did her best to ensure a top time, blazing through the course in seconds for the winning round. Kent Farrington (USA) and Robin Parsky s Blue Angel were fast, but also had a rail to finish sixth with a time of seconds. Last to go, Laura Kraut (USA) and the Evita Group s Nouvelle jumped into second place with a clear round in seconds. This was Hough s second win of the circuit with Böckmanns Lazio, a 14-year-old Westphalian stallion by Lancer II x Cor de la Bryere. Hough started riding the horse in the fall Please turn to page 13 Mark Bellissimo announced today that The Central Park Celebration of the Horse presented by Rolex and produced by The Chronicle of the Horse will be held on September 18-21, 2014, at the Trump Rink (Wollman Rink) in New York City s Central Park. This event will feature the best equestrian sport in the world along with daily exhibitions featuring different breeds and disciplines. Remember the glory of the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden? The Celebration of the Horse will be a spectacular return for equestrian sport to New York City, showcasing the horses and riders against a backdrop of skyscrapers in one of the world s most iconic venues. The Celebration of the Horse will kick off on Thursday, September 18, with a $200,000 Central Park Grand Prix featuring some of the best show jumpers in the world as they vie for top prize money in this unique setting. The grand prix will be televised live on NBC Sports from 7:30-9:00 p.m., giving even greater exposure to these Olympiclevel athletes. In addition, there will be a class for some of the best amateur riders in the country. Friday night will host a celebrity charity equestrian event, while a worldclass dressage musical freestyle will run on Saturday night featuring six of the world s top dressage riders. This brings the national spotlight to equestrian sport, allowing an unprecedented audience to appreciate the horse in the world s greatest city, said Bellissimo. This will be the first live prime time TV event for equestrian sports on a major sports network and an unbelievable time slot for Thursday night on NBC Sports. Along with these exciting nighttime events, there will be a full daytime matinee schedule of interesting, diverse, and educational exhibitions centered around horses and their place in our history and culture. The Sunday matinee will present an arena polo competition featuring some of the world s top players. Limited seating is available for both the evening and matinee events, so make your plans soon to be a part of this one-of-a-kind event! For more information and to be on our news list, please send an to centralpark@ chronofhorse.com. To become a sponsor, please contact Jim Wolf at jwolf@wolfsportsgroup.com. Please visit com later this week for information or The Chronicle of the Horse Facebook page and click Like to be part of their news feed.

2 Our figures are hard to argue with: 10/10 Advisor to the world s top 10 bank holding companies. 95/100 Advisor to 95 of the world s top 100 law firms. 56/100 Advisor to over half of the world s 100 largest companies FTI Consulting, Inc. All rights reserved. The figures shown above aren t our only impressive numbers. We have more than 4,200 employees in 26 countries on 6 continents across 80 different disciplines. So if your business is facing complex challenges, there s only 1 global business advisory fi r m t o c a l l. CRITICAL THINKING AT THE CRITICAL TIME FTI Consulting, Inc. Continues Title Sponsorship of the 2014 Winter Equestrian Festival FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN),the global business advisory firm dedicated to helping organizations protect and enhance their enterprise value, is pleased to continue its title sponsorship of the 2014 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival, one of the world s largest and most respected equestrian competitions, for the sixth consecutive year. An active sponsor of the Winter Equestrian Festival for the past nine years and title sponsor for the past six, FTI Consulting will sponsor the coveted $500,000 FTI Consulting Finale Grand Prix, CSI 5*, the key event of the competition to be held Saturday evening, March 29, In addition to the Grand Prix sponsorship, the Company is also the title sponsor of the FTI Consulting Great Charity Challenge presented by Fidelity Investments and the $100,000 FTI Consulting Rider Challenge, a rider bonus series that tracks the most successful riders in the grand prix classes over 12 weeks of competition. This year, the FTI Consulting Great Charity Challenge presented by Fidelity Investments raised more than $2 million for 34 Palm Beach County charities. As a longtime supporter of the Winter Equestrian Festival, FTI appreciates the parallels between the business and equestrian communities. Whether it is the relationship between a horse and rider, or the relationship between FTI and a client, a strong partnership is critical to building successful and sustainable partnerships, said Dennis Shaughnessy, Retired Executive Chairman of the Board for FTI Consulting, Inc. FTI Consulting is a long-standing supporter of the equestrian community. The Company has been a main sponsor of the Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton, NY, since Other sporting brands that FTI Consulting supports are the New York Yankees; the MVP award for the Professional Cricketers Association in the UK; and PGA golfers Charles Howell III, a two-time President s Cup team member, and Webb Simpson, the 2012 U.S. Open golf champion. About FTI Consulting FTI Consulting, Inc. is a global business advisory firm dedicated to helping organizations protect and enhance enterprise value in an increasingly complex legal, regulatory and economic environment. With more than 4,200 employees located in 26 countries, FTI Consulting professionals work closely with clients to anticipate, illuminate and overcome complex business challenges in areas such as investigations, litigation, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory issues, reputation management, strategic communications and restructuring. The Company generated $1.65 billion in revenues during fiscal year More information can be found at Season is coming to a close but ECC is not. We will be open 6 days a week through April. Located next to Barn 1 on PBIEC showgrounds. Page 2 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

3 PBIEC Upcoming Events: Lunch & Learn Series The final Lunch & Learn weekly educational series, presented by Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, will feature Advances In Treatment for Brain Trauma and Tumors during Week 12. The speakers are world-renowned brain surgeon, Dr. Ricardo Komotar, M.D., FAANS from the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, with special guest speaker Roy Burek, Managing Director of Charles Owen relating to helmet use and the technology behind injury prevention. Join us at The Wellington Club on the Main Grounds of PBIEC on Thursday, March 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Admission is free for riders, trainers, and owners. Lunch will be provided for all attendees. $50,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup Round 12 The final week of world-class show jumping competition begins with Week 12 s $50,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup. Thursday s class will set the stage for Saturday s $500,000 FTI Consulting CSI 5* Finale Grand Prix. Competition kicks off at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, in the International Arena at PBIEC. $15,000 Adequan Young Jumper 6 Year Old Classic, $20,000 Adequan Young Jumper 7 Year Old Classic, $20,000 Adequan Young Jumper 8 Year Old Classic The best young horses of the circuit face off in the classics for their respective age groups beginning at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, March 28, in the International Arena on the Main Grounds of PBIEC. Watch the grand prix horses of tomorrow go head-tohead for the crown jewel of young horse competition at the FTI WEF. $500 Shapley s Groom s Class The final groom s class of the season will be hosted on Friday, March 28, in Ring 8 on the Main Grounds of PBIEC at 2:30 p.m. There are no entry fees, but plenty of cash and prizes can be won by the top groom of the FTI WEF! Exhibitors are also encouraged to attend this class to show their appreciation for their grooms hard work throughout the FTI WEF. Fill out an entry form in the Horse Show Office today! Friday Night Stars FEI Grand Prix Freestyle at Adequan Global Dressage Festival Show jumping won t be having all the fun during the last week of the circuit. Top dressage competition will also be seen throughout Week 12 at The Stadium at PBIEC for the circuit s AGDF 12 CDI 5*, presented by Diamante Farms and Wellington Equestrian Realty. With only one FEI Grand Prix Freestyle competition left, it will undoubtedly be a packed house! Spectators will also be treated to musical entertainment from the Frost School of Music at University of Miami as well as fantastic exhibition rides sure to delight. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and competition begins at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, March 28. $100,000 Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic Final Opening Round The grand finale of the Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic series kicks off at 1:00 p.m. in the International Arena on Saturday, March 29. The top 12 will vie for the winning share of the $100,000 prize later in the evening. Parade of Circuit Champions and Leadline Finale The owners, riders, trainers, and grooms of the circuit champions of the FTI WEF are invited to show off their winning horses on Saturday afternoon beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the International Arena. The Leadline Finale will follow the parade, giving the littlest competitors of the FTI WEF one last chance to show off their skills. $100,000 Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Series Classic Final - Jump-Off The world s best horses and riders will complete their competition for $100,000 in the finale of the Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic Series. With six figures on the line, it will be a race to the finish you won t want to miss! This thrilling finale of top-tier show jumping will take place Saturday, March 29, at 7:00 p.m. in the International Arena. Saturday Night Lights $500,000 FTI Consulting Finale Grand Prix CSI 5* - The biggest purse of the FTI WEF season, the highest FEI ranking, and the best riders in the world will all come together for the thrilling finale of Saturday Night Lights on Saturday, March 29. Don t miss the last grand prix of the FTI WEF it s sure to be a show-stopper. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.; first horse on course at 8:00 p.m. General admission is free and parking is $20 per carload. $500,000 FTI Consulting CSI 5* Finale Grand Prix VIP Seating - Enjoy the grand finale of the FTI WEF from the Special Events Pavilion as you wine and dine at your private table, with a panoramic view across the International Arena, offering a Chef s Buffet with Open Bar: $200 per guest or $1,200 per table of 6. The Gallery is offering heavy hors d oeuvres with cash bar for $125 per guest, choose lounge seating or a high-top table and stay for the after party. Contact annette@equestriansport.com for more information. $50,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby Final Round Hunters take their turn in the limelight during the $50,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby, hosted on the Derby Field at The Stadium. The second round of competition will kick off at 1:00 p.m. On Sunday, March 30, and is yet another can t miss finale event of Week 12. The country s top hunter riders have been preparing their best horses for the derby, a thrilling event hailing back to the foxhunting origins of today s show hunters. Huge jumps and a sprawling course set the scene for a perfect afternoon in the Florida sunshine. launch relocate expand develop in the perfect business climate It s time you considered moving your business to Palm Beach County, one of the most globally competitive business climates: Low taxes, affordable commercial and residential real estate, easy access to three international airports, in a state with no personal income tax. The Business Development Board of Palm Beach County can help with the services, resources, knowledge, and connections you need. Visit www. BDB.org or call [561] to learn more. BDB Launch ad: Pub: Wire [WEF] Type: 4 color. Size: 1/8 page [2 3/4 by 4 1/4 ] Thursday, March 27, :30am to 1:00pm in the Wellington Club ADVANCES IN TREATMENT FOR BRAIN TRAUMA AND TUMORS sponsored by Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center The speakers are world-renowned brain surgeon, Dr. Ricardo Komotar, M.D., FAANS from the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, with special guest speaker Roy Burek, Managing Director of Charles Owen relating to helmet use and the technology behind injury prevention. For more information please contact (561) Admission is free for riders, trainers, and owners. Page 3 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

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5 Around the Grounds at PBIEC Eric Lamaze topped a 95-horse starting field to win the $50,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup Round XI riding Zigali P S for owner Artisan Farms. As the 2008 Canadian Olympic Champion was wearing SSG Digital riding gloves on his way to victory, he was awarded a $3,000 bonus by Jennifer Ward, pictured, as part of the ever-popular SSG Gloves Go Clean for the Green promotion. The product is fantastic, and what a great sponsorship! said Lamaze. It is a $3,000 bonus for this WEF class alone, but there is a lot of money going into the promotion throughout the circuit, $60,000 in total, that is also awarded to the juniors and the amateurs. To wear a great product and be rewarded for it with money on top: who could ask for anything more? Lucas Porter also picked up a $1,000 bonus for wearing his SSG Gloves on his way to victory with Phineas in the $10,000 Sleepy P Ranch High Junior Jumper Classic while Alexa Pessoa guided Levade 35 to the win wearing her SSG Digitals in the $15,000 Engel & Völkers High Amateur-Owner Classic. Starting Gate Communications New River Fine Art Gallery in the International Club lobby hosted artist Thomas Arvid and Vintner David Long for a special appearance to display Thomas s photo-realistic artwork and the wines of David Arthur Vineyards. ManciniPhotos The Paint Your Pet Contest was one of popular activities for owners and canines at the first Palm Beach Pooch Party at PBIEC. Go to the FTI WEF Facebook page and vote for your favorite painted pet to win a prize pack! ESP s annual art contest for local Wellington schools was to decorate wooden benches that will displayed around PBIEC. This year s winner for Best Overall was a bench decorated by Okeeheelee Middle School. The Potcreek Meadow Farm Junior Sportsmanship Trophy, in memory of Candida C. Forstmann, was awarded to Sophie Simpson, shown here with her mother Nicole Shahinian-Simpson, Carly Anthony, and Cara Anthony after their official presentation. Sportfot Isabella Sica of Brigadoon Farm held the correct key to unlock a trunk full of VitaFlex products. Page 5 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

6 Parade of Champions - Sportfot Maskerade and Jared Hersh were the Walk/Trot champions. Samantha Braswell and Thyme for Roses won the championship in the Palm Beach Riding Academy Short Stirrup Hunters. The Natural Disaster Solutions Children s Jumper champion was Petit Flipper, ridden by Madison Charlton. Kat Fuqua and Hillcrest s Blue Gem Stone were the Cross Rail Hunter champions. Kathryn Hall rode M T Pockets to the Equitation 11 & Under championship. The Coldwell Banker Children s Hunter 14 & Under championship went to Monopoly, ridden by Aubrienne Krysiewicz-Bell. Page 6 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

7 Hunter Competition Continues to Shine as Final Week of FTI WEF Approaches Hunter competition for Week 11 of the FTI WEF, presented by Artisan Farms, came to a close on Sunday afternoon as the end of the circuit approaches. The country s top horses and riders continued to put on a show throughout the week, beginning with professional divisions on Wednesday. Green horses that are still figuring out the show ring have undoubtedly benefitted from eleven weeks of life at the horse show. The FTI WEF offers the perfect environment to develop young or inexperienced horses over the course of the twelve-week long circuit. These horses may have started the circuit green, but they are surely on the way to accomplishing great things throughout their careers. Among the first division to award top honors on Thursday was the Gold Coast Baby Green Hunter division. The tricolor ribbon went to Coolman B, a nine-yearold Westphalian gelding out of Laysa by Carry Gold. Coolman B is owned by Gina Badagnani and ridden by Kristy Herrera. Herrera piloted Coolman B to third place under saddle and third, first, second, and first place finishes over fences. The reserve champion for the division was Season, ridden by Tim Goguen and owned by Mr. and Mrs. James Alban and Boggs Hill. Goguen and Season were second under saddle and jumped to second, eighth, first, and third place ribbons. Havens Schatt rode Kaepernick, a seven-year-old Warmblood gelding owned by Deborah Perins, to the winner s circle in the Equine Tack & Nutritionals First Year Green Working Hunter division. Kaepernick placed third under saddle and won two over fences classes with Schatt in the irons. The reserve champion went to Quest, ridden by Scott Stewart and owned by Stephanie Danhakl. Stewart and Quest were first and second over fences and placed third in the under saddle. Professionals wishing to show their horses the ropes at a lower height of fences filled the WEF Open Hunter 3 division, which crowned Meralex Farm s Willow champion. Christopher Payne had the ride on Willow, piloting the horse to second under saddle and sixth, first, third, and first over fences. The reserve champion for the division was Winston, ridden by Thomas Serio. The Nokomis Farm-owned entry won the under saddle class before picking up third, fourth, eighth, and second place ribbons over fences. Adult amateurs were the next to award division championship titles, with Jennifer Speisman taking home the Section B Adult Amateur Hunter division title. Speisman rode Suit Yourself to the top of the class after placing sixth under saddle and first, fourth, eighth, and first over fences. Suit Yourself is an eleven-yearold Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by Melissa Burns. Hunter competition continued over the weekend with children s hunter divisions. Classic Row earned top call of the Coldwell Banker Children s Hunter division with Amanda Geary. Geary rode Classic Row to two first place finishes, one under saddle and one over fences, in addition to a third place finish over fences. Classic Row, an eight-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding by Painter s Row, is owned by the Pirtle Company. Reserve champion for the division was Swashbuckler, owned by Wendy Arndt and ridden by Heather Vaxer. Swashbuckler was seventh, second, third, and sixth over fences with Vaxer in the irons. The final week of the FTI WEF kicks off Wednesday, March 26, and comes to a close with the grand finale $50,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby. The final round of the hunter derby will be contested on the grass field of The Stadium at PBIEC on Sunday, March 30, at 1:00 p.m. Laura Cardon Robert Crandall and Cafe Noir were the Regular Conformation Hunter champions, sponsored by Shapley s Grooming Products and presented by Sally Stith-Burdette and Cindy Carfore, owner of Shapley s Grooming Products. Sportfot Early Note, ridden by Sandy Ferrell and owned by Richard Blue, was the Take 2 Thoroughbred Hunter champion. Sportfot Blythe Masters and SR Doctro were the FarmVet Adult Modified Jumper champions. Sportfot Page 7 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

8 WORLDWIDE ONLINE HORSE ADVERTISING Here are just a few of the horses currently for sale on HorseQuest.com Behind the Scenes at FTI WEF: Meet Emergency Manager Coordinator Jim Ryals As the 2014 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival heads into its final week of competition, we would like to recognize the many dedicated employees of Equestrian Sport Productions who help to make this show one of the best in the world. With thousands of horses and riders competing at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center each week, Emergency Manager Coordinator (Safety Coordinator) Jim Ryals makes it his mission to keep everyone on the show grounds safe. Originally from Roanoke, VA, Ryals now lives in Bayville, NY, and enjoys spending his winters in beautiful Wellington, FL. Ryals sat down this week to answer a few questions. HOLSTEINER SPRING AUCTION STALLION AT STUD EXCEPTIONALLY BRED TALENTED YOUNG HORSE EXCITING PROSPECT BOLD & ATHLETIC SELLING A HORSE? Horsequest.com is the premier online equestrian advertising site, bringing together top class horses and quality buyers from around the world through a click of the button. LOG ON NOW! THESE HORSES CAN BE FOUND AT enquiries@horsequest.com What does your job entail? The primary purpose of that job is to coordinate the EMTs that we have on the show grounds along with the Palm Beach County Fire & Rescue paramedics and the Palm Beach Equine Clinic veterinarians and the equine ambulance. Along with that, I have been attached to security. I help out with security as far as making sure the guys are in the right spots, making sure the primary posts are covered first, and then the secondary post are covered later, making sure that is all coordinated. Why is that job important? With so many rings that we have here at WEF, there are so many people and so many different riders, so obviously our primary purpose is to keep everybody safe. Safety first. It is very important to make sure that all of the EMTs are all on the same page in making sure that the riders get the necessary care that they deserve. I think we are the model for the rest of the country for other horse showss, as far as the way we do it. I think we do a great job, and I think we have great EMTs. We are in great hands with those guys. Everything is expedited very accurately. Basically we are just making sure that the riders are taken care of. That is our number one priority. How long have you worked here? I first came to Wellington in I did crew for the first year and then moved into the in-gate and did in-gate all the way through I took a break and did some shows at home in the winter. Then it was time to come back and get back into WEF. Four years ago I got the in-gate job again and did some announcing and then moved into the safety coordinator s job. Did you have any previous experience with horses? No. It all started with going to college. I went to Elon University and that is where I met my good friend George Heston, who does an in-gate here. He Jim Ryals, Emergency Manager Coordinator of PBIEC recruited us for jump crews in Virginia with Lee and Scott Nunnally, and that is how it all started. We spent spring break working horse shows in Culpeper, and then finally branched out and ended up meeting other managers and started doing different horse shows all across the country. Back then, everyone worked the indoor circuit, and we would make our schedules when we were at Washington. If you worked the crew, you got asked if you wanted to go to California or you wanted to go to Florida. I chose California, and I went to Santa Barbara, CA, in Then I came back east and started doing all of the shows on the East Coast. Old Salem, Devon, shows in Virginia and Connecticut. I did that for a few years and stopped for a couple years and went back again 91 or 92. I went back to California and did Indio. Then finally I came back and did Ocala in Florida and then finally Wellington, which is the best circuit to be at. I did not graudate from Elon, but I went back to school in 2000 and graduated from St. John s University in 2004 with a Sports Management degree. Where do you live during the year? I spend five months here and then I live in Bayville, NY, which is on Long Island. I am always doing horse shows, so I am not home that much. I am stabling manager at the Garden State Horse Show in New Jersey and then I go to Kentucky, Lake Placid, Trader s Point. I also work for Michael Morrissey who manages here, so I do several shows for him, including the American Gold Cup in September. The traveling is great. It has been fun, and you meet different people and go on to different places. Other than work, what do you like to do? I am an avid sports fan. I love Virginia Tech sports. I love football, but I like all sports. I like to go fishing; anything Page 8 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

9 on the water is great. I go camping once in a blue moon. I like going down to Delray Beach on Sundays and listen to music and see live bands. Have you ever ridden a horse? I have ridden a horse believe it or not. I went to sleep away camp when I was twelve or thirteen and they had a rodeo and I ended up barrel racing. I got beat by a girl, so I never ended up riding again. My aunt was actually in this business for a long time, and I went to see her ride at a horse show and never knew that this was an actual business. It wasn t until I graduated from high school into college and figured out that this is a business and this is something that you can really make a career in. It has been a great career for a lot of my friends. Anything else to add? I just want to say that I couldn t do what I do without the coordination and the help of all of the security guys and our EMTs in Palm Beach. You are working with so many people at this horse show. A lot of times you are in communication with the water and drag crew. By being in this business I have met so many great people, and I have great friendships with so many people in all of the departments that work here at WEF. WEF has grown so much. You have so many different departments now. There are so many different employees, and you meet so many people. Noble Outfitters CONGRATULATES all competitors! APPAREL FOOTWEAR ACCESSORIES Get the facts at Page 9 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

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12 FTI WEF 11 JUMPER CLASSIC WINNERS: $15,000 Engel & Völkers SJHOF High Amateur-Owner Jumpers Alexa Pessoa and Levade 35 $10,000 Sleepy P Ranch SJHOF High Junior Jumpers Lucas Porter and Phineas $10,000 Hollow Creek Farm Medium Junior Jumpers Emanuel Andrade and La Fe Forli $10,000 Animo USA Medium Amateur-Owner Jumpers Lisa Segalot and Florien $10,000 Charles Owen Low Amateur-Owner Jumpers Abigail McArdle and Bravoman $10,000 Martha Jolicoeur, Illustrated Properties Adult Jumpers Alissa Kinsey and Grisset $10,000 Classical South Florida Adult Jumpers Heidi Schaefer and Sonas Douglas $10,000 Maria Mendelsohn, Illustrated Properties Low Junior Jumpers Riley Newsome and Touch and Go $10,000 Horseware Ireland Don Little Masters Deborah Ball and Cypriano FTI WEF 11 JUMPER CHAMPIONS: FarmVet Adult Modified Jumpers Blythe Masters and SR Doctro EnTrust Capital Children s Jumper 14 & Under Isabella Russekoff and Mister Cash van der Veldmden National Disaster Solutions Children s Jumper Madison Charlton and Petit Flipper Griffis Residential Children s Modified Jumpers Emily Perez and Kalle Equiline Low Adult Jumper Elisa Epstein and Ludwig Paddock Cakes Low Adult Jumper 36 & Over Caroline Lloyd and Toubon du Biolay Crown Family Low Children s Jumper Carly Dvorkin and Joe Saltim Z; Erika Jakobson and Chocolatier; Juliette Jacobson and Muchacho de Oro Final Results: $100,000 Engel & Völkers Grand Prix CSI 4* 1. BÖCKMANNS LAZIO: 2000 Westphalian stallion by Lancer II x Cor de la Bryere LAUREN HOUGH (USA), Karina Rotenberg: 0/0/ NOUVELLE: 2004 KWPN mare by Solitair x Contango LAURA KRAUT (USA), Evita Group: 0/0/ BARRON: 2004 Swedish Warmblood gelding by For Pleasure x Nabab de Reve LUCY DAVIS (USA), Old Oak Farm: 0/0/ PUMPED UP KICKS: 2003 Brandenburg gelding by Levisto x San Juan LILLIE KEENAN (USA), Chansonette Farm LLC: 0/0/ URICO: 2001 KWPN gelding by Zandor Z x Fedor BEN MAHER (GBR), Jane F. Clark: 0/4/ BLUE ANGEL: 2002 AES mare by Luidam x Ascendant KENT FARRINGTON (USA), Robin Parsky: 0/4/ WHITNEY: 2003 KWPN mare by Indoctro x Concorde RAMIRO QUINTANA (ARG), St. Bride s Farm: 0/WD 8. CARISMA: 1999 Swedish Warmblood mare by Cardento 933 x Maraton 600 DANIELLE GOLDSTEIN (ISR), Israeli Equestrian Partners: 1/ TINKABELL 12: 2005 KWPN mare by Casco x Ekstein RODRIGO PESSOA (BRA), Rodrigo Pessoa: 1/ CYLANA: 2002 Belgian Warmblood mare by Skippy II x Darco REED KESSLER (USA), Kessler Show Stables: 1/ MAKAVOY: 2003 KWPN gelding by Hors La Loi II x Ahorn BEN ASSELIN (CAN), Attache Stables: 1/ WITH WINGS: 2003 KWPN gelding by Larino x L. Ronald KAREN POLLE (JPN), Karen Polle: 1/87.39 R Swelling in your horses leg? Call for FREE DEMO... Swelling gone in 25 min.!!! 3 MONTH RENTALS centurionsystems.com Donate your Dress/Suit Initiative weeks 11 and 12 Do you have prom/homecoming dresses and/or suits/tuxes taking up space in your closet? Please stop by the administrative office on the show grounds and drop them off. Partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach County, you could give someone their dream night! For more information and other clothing drives, please contact Anne Caroline Valtin at annecaroline@equestriansport.com or Page 12 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

13 FTI WEF Week 11 Standings and Awards $100,000 FTI Consulting Rider Challenge Standings (after 24 qualifying events) Ben Maher GBR Beezie Madden USA Kent Farrington USA Lauren Hough USA Scott Brash GBR Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Series Standings (after 11 qualifying events) Ljubov Kochetova Balou Du Reventon Tim Gredley Unex Omega Star Tiffany Foster Melody Des Hayettes Z Darragh Kenny Quiz Eiken Sato Egano Van Het Slogenhof Lauren Hough Laura Kraut Beezie Madden Christine McCrea Brianne Goutal Leading Lady Jumper Rider, sponsored by Martha Jolicoeur of Illustrated Properties (after 22 qualifying events) Artisan Farms Young Rider Grand Prix Series Final Overall Standings (after 4 qualifying events) 1 59 Victoria Colvin 2 53 Jordan Macpherson 3 47 Wilton Porter 4 44 Jennifer Goddard 5 41 Hayley Barnhill 6 36 Sarah Hubbard Hermès Talented Young Rider Award Series (after 48 qualifying events) Alexander Zetterman SWE Audrey Coulter USA Reed Kessler USA Katie Dinan USA Jessica Springsteen USA Lauren Hough and Böckmanns Lazio Lead the Way Continued from Page 1 and kicked off the circuit with a win in week one s $25,000 Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic. Since then the pair has had several top finishes in a quickly developing partnership. Hough explained that the horse had a lot of experience showing under several international riders before her, most recently Cassio Rivetti of Ukraine and Gilles de Balanda of France. He is a wonderful animal, and I am really lucky to have the ride on him, Hough praised. He is 14 now, so he has been around for a while, and he has had quite a lot of success from other riders. I acquired him in October and did a couple of shows in the fall and then started straight away having success down here. He has just been very, very consistent. It was a very good jump-off for him tonight; I could sort of just keep galloping him all the way around. He has a very big stride. When it s over nine strides I don t actually like to count, Hough detailed. Missy Clark, who has been really helpful to me this winter, said, You can do nine to the last. I think Ben did it slowing down, but it looked really far away, so I thought, I better keep kicking and not pull. I think last week I went one too many to the last jump. Hough breathed a sigh of relief when she saw Maher have a rail right before she went in the ring. I ve been getting a lot of red ribbons lately, which I am very grateful for, she said. I am very happy to be second with these kinds of riders and this caliber, but it was a little bit of a relief when he had that one down tonight. I still had a lot of fast riders coming after me though, so I knew I had to hit the gas and not let up. Finishing a close second to Hough on Saturday night, Laura Kraut has had great results with her mount Nouvelle this year after the mare came back from an injury last season. The pair also finished second in week eight s $150,000 CSIO 4* Grand Prix, presented by Wellington Equestrian Realty, and had a fantastic finish Saturday despite the fact that Kraut was briefly not quite sure where she was going in the jump-off. I m so happy with her, Kraut smiled. This was her second time under the lights. Last week I had a couple down, but they were green mistakes, and tonight she came out and seemed to have it figured out. I m really pleased with her. I rode a little bit slow to the vertical, the last one, because to be fair, I kind of wasn t sure that was the right fence, Kraut laughed. I didn t get a chance to watch any go because she was a little upset with the music and having just come out of the ring, so I had to stay on her and circle. I was looking at the jump and thought, It just doesn t look right, but then I looked at the number, and said, Yeah, it s #6. I don t think I could have beaten a horse with so much experience though, and Lauren was fast. I think I still would have been second, so I m very thrilled. California s Lucy Davis proved that she is a force to be reckoned with when the young rider earned the biggest victory of her career this past September in the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix in Lausanne. Davis and Barron also finished third during FTI WEF week five in the $370,000 FEI World Cup Grand Prix CSI-W 5*, presented by Rolex, just behind the number one and two ranked riders in the world. I was really pleased with the performance tonight, Davis said after the class. My horse jumped incredible, again, and I am really lucky to have him. In the jump-off, we were just focused on being smooth. Sometimes I get a little excited and things get hectic, but my trainer Markus (Beerbaum) told me to have a nice, smooth round and I think that is what we did. On behalf of the class sponsor, Engel & Völkers, Carol Sollak and Amy Carr were on hand for the competition, and congratulated the riders on a job well done. I loved it, Sollak smiled. We love everything about the horse show. We love everything about the sport, and we will continue to support it. We just started our company in January 2013, so we did up our sponsorship of the horse show this year because we got just a bit of the feeling last year and were quite happy with it, Carr added. We will continue to support the show. We love this sport, and for sure we will continue. Lauren Fisher Special Award Winners for FTI WEF Week Eleven Champion Equine Insurance Hunter Style Award presented by Laura Fetterman: The Closer, ridden by Kelley Corrigan Champion Equine Insurance Jumper Style Award presented by Laura Fetterman: Zigali P S, ridden by Eric Lamaze The Closer and Kelley Corrigan were awarded the Champion Equine Insurance Hunter Style Award presented by Laura Fetterman. Sportfot Page 13 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

14 2014 VERMONT SUMMER FESTIVAL Featured Classes: July 1-6 July 8-13 July July July 29- August 3 August 5-10 Over $750,000 in Prize Money $30,000 Grand Prix Every Saturday Weeks 1 through 5 $10,000 Open Welcome Stake Every Thursday $10,000 Junior/Amateur-Owner Jumper Classic Every Sunday $5,000 3'3" Hunter Derby Every Thursday Weeks 1 through 5 Alexander Zetterman and Victoria Colvin Continued from Page 10 then is nice. When you are going into the jump-off for example, if you are in against some of the best riders in the world, you sometimes do a little bit more than what you or your horse is capable to do. You go a little bit over your head sometimes. When you feel that you are in an equal league, then you have a good feeling and you make better decisions. In that way, it is very good; you have a chance at least. Wilton has been amazing in the big classes and Lillie Keenan and all of those riders, but still, getting in against Ben Maher and those riders is not so easy for anyone in the world to do, especially not when you re young. Zetterman showed in one young rider grand prix last year and decided to get more involved in the series this year when he realized the opportunity that the classes provided. Many years ago they had a similar series in Europe, but I think for sure this series is a lot better set up, he noted. It is a little bit like a championship because you have the speed round, a team competition. The team competition was very good out here because you got a bit of atmosphere to it. The semi-final I didn t jump, but the final today was super. It is a fantastic idea, and I think they should do it more in Europe. Sixteen-year-old Victoria Colvin of Loxahatchee, FL, was the series winner for her performance in all four of the series events. Jordan MacPherson (24, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) finished second and Wilton Porter (20, Dallas, TX) placed third. As the winning rider of the series, Colvin was awarded free entry to the Chantilly CSI 2* horse show on the Global Champions Tour in France in July, with tickets to the VIP lounge, and transportation provided by the Dutta Corporation in association with Guido Klatte. She was also awarded a custom Bruno delgrange saddle. It feels amazing to win, Colvin smiled. I didn t think I was going to win it. I thought Jordan was going to win it, but I guess my four faults today counted, so that was good. I feel like I have gotten a lot of experience this year. Me and Don Juan are not perfect all of the time, but I think doing all of these classes, and to keep doing them, I think it has gotten a little better. Colvin is excited for the opportunity to travel to Europe for the first time to compete and plans to keep doing what she is doing to get ready. I have never shown in Europe before, so that will be my first time and I am very excited, she said. The winner of the Equiline Young Rider Sponsorship was Chloe Reid of Washington, D.C. Reid was part of a group of riders who wrote an essay, completed interviews, did sponsorship networking, and was observed for attitude, spirit, and performance during the AFYRGP Series. Reid will represent Equiline America by wearing their products, participating in advertising and outreach events, and provide feedback on the functionality of products. Also participating for the sponsorship were riders that were recognized for the following awards: Best Essay - Caitlin Ziegler, Most Creative Essay - Lucas Porter, and Best Interview - Nicole Bellissimo. The Equiline Amateur Sportsmanship Award went to Wilton Porter of Dallas, TX. All of the winners will be presented with their awards this weekend at FTI WEF 12. Lauren Fisher Week 3 is a 2014 World Championship Hunter Rider Member Event Week 6 Features: $50,000 Grand Prix $15,000 Children s/adult Jumper Classic $15,000 3'3" Hunter Derby Returning in 2014 Equitation Tuesdays! THIS Children s Medal USEF Medal ASPCA Horsemanship USEF 4-Star Jumper Rating USEF Premier Hunter Rating Vermont Summer Festival info@vt-summerfestival.com Tel: (802) Photo By David Mullinix Ad Design by Starting Gate Communications Inc. Page 14 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014 Alexander Zetterman and Flecu won the $50,000 Artisan Farms Young Rider Grand Prix Series Final. Sportfot

15 Victoria Colvin Scores Another Major Win in George Morris Excellence in Equitation Victoria Colvin of Loxahatchee, FL, added yet another accolade to her long list of accomplishments with a win in the George Morris Excellence in Equitation, presented by Alessandro Albanese, during week eleven of the FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival (FTI WEF). Colvin, 16, topped the class with Patrick, a 12-year-old Warmblood gelding leased by Dr. Betsee Parker and owned by Catherine Tyree. The judges for the class included two panels and a schooling judge. Panel 1 consisted of Cynthia Hankins and Katie Prudent. Panel 2 included Alex Jayne and Anne Kursinski. Karen Golding served as schooling judge. After round one, Colvin and Patrick were ranked second with a score of 93.5; they moved into the lead with a round two score of The top score in round one belonged to eventual third place finisher Megan MacPherson and Class Action. MacPherson and Class Action returned to round two to earn a score of 80 for third place in the standings, where they remained after the test. Second place went to Michael Hughes and Curtis, who earned scores of 91 and 84.5 in the first and second rounds, respectively. Madison Goetzman and Stallone climbed from 10th in the standings to fourth in round two with a score of 85 after an in the first round. Prior to the final test, two special awards were presented to the fourlegged competitors of the class. Clearway, owned by Heritage Farm and ridden by Caitlin Boyle, was announced as the Best Equitation Horse for the second year in a row. The Best Turned Out Horse was Charlie Z, ridden by Daisy Farish and also owned by Heritage Farm. Charlie Z s groom, Umberto Balades, was also recognized for his hard work with an Alessandro Albanese jacket. Colvin, who trains with Missy Clark and John Brennan of North Run, only began riding Patrick at the beginning of the year. While their partnership is still developing, Colvin is already completely enamored with the lovable chestnut. I still don t know him very well, but he s just perfect. I love him! Colvin smiled. One of the trademarks of the George Morris Excellence in Equitation class is the restriction for riders to prepare themselves completely unassisted by their trainers. Riders are totally cut-off from communication with their trainers, even turning in their cell phones to the in-gate during the rider s meeting. For Colvin, the rule represents an exciting challenge. I love it! Not that I don t love my trainers. I think it s a really fun class to be able to see how you do by yourself, Colvin pointed out. Second place finisher Hughes, who also trains with North Run, echoed Colvin s sentiments, especially after a second round that asked several challenging questions. He commented, I was a little bit worried about the walk jump. I had never walked a jump with Curtis before. He was good about it. I need to be a bit more patient. For me, I was most worried about the trot jump. It was such a short line to come off the forward eight strides, but he was great at it. Trainer Missy Clark enjoyed the onetwo finish for North Run in the class, and was especially pleased to see her two star pupils do so well. They were great. They ve been so solid all year, and they re both such great riders and amazing competitors. It s so fun to work with two kids like this. They re unusual, Clark said. Class namesake and American show jumping legend George Morris was on hand to offer his commentary on the evening s competition. He was happy to see Hughes and Colvin, graduates of his 2014 Horsemastership Training Session, continue to succeed at the top level of their sport. It s not that you re partial, but you re pleased to see results. You don t like, as a teacher, wasting your time. I don t like wasting my time, Morris commented. They re great students. Great future. Laura Cardon DON T MISS THE WEF FINALE ISSUE MOLLY SORGE/THE CHRONICLE OF THE HORSE PHOTO PUBLISHED APRIL 14 TH DEADLINE MARCH 28 TH ADVERTISE TODAY ADVERTISE@CHRONOFHORSE.COM Victoria Colvin rode Patrick through three rounds of competition to win her second George Morris Excellence in Equitation. Sportfot Page 15 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014

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20 Race Heats Up for Hermès Talented Young Rider Award at FTI WEF The FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival (FTI WEF) is pleased to present a new rider incentive for the 2014 circuit thanks to the generous sponsorship of Hermès, one of the world s finest luxury brands. The Hermès Talented Young Rider Award will be presented at the conclusion of week twelve to the young jumper rider between the ages of that has earned the most points in all FTI WEF FEI rated jumper competition. It has been a close race between many of the world s top young riders throughout the last eleven weeks of competition, and it will all come down to week twelve to determine who will be named the 2014 Hermès Talented Young Rider. Grand Prize for the overall series winner is a one-year Hermès partnership including one Hermès custom saddle, saddle pads, and earnets. Sweden s Alexander Zetterman is currently in the lead for the Hermès Talented Young Rider Award with many top finishes throughout the circuit, including a win in the $34,000 Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic with Cafino during week six. The pair has been consistently in the top ribbons, finishing fourth in week two s $50,000 Wellington Equestrian Realty Grand Prix CSI 2*, placing fifth in both week three s $34,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup Round 3 Section B and $125,000 Fidelity investments Grand Prix CSI 3*, and also placing sixth in week seven s $125,000 Ruby et Violette WEF Challenge Cup Round 7. The 24-year-old rider has had a fantastic circuit and hopes to stay in the lead through the final week of competition. I think it is a really good thing that they have this award for the young riders because, especially in Wellington, you can really see how tough the level is, Zetterman stated. There are a lot of good young riders out there, but there is still a long way to go. I think the under 25 prize is a bit like a carrot for the young riders, and it is very good to be in the lead. It is definitely a cool thing. Speaking about the success of his circuit, Zetterman smiled, It has been over expectations. Of course, when it starts like that you get more greedy, you want to do better and better. In general, it is a really good circuit for the horses. I set a goal at the beginning of the circuit, how many placings I wanted to get, and I already accomplished that halfway through, so I can t complain. Also in the top of the standings as of March 21, Audrey Coulter (USA) is in second place with top finishes including back to back wins in week seven s $280,000 Adequan Grand Prix CSI 4* and $84,000 Suncast 1.50m Championship Jumper Classic. Many of USA s talented young riders are also dominating the leader board, with Katie Dinan, Jessica Springsteen, Reed Kessler, Lucy Davis, Wilton Porter, and Catherine Pasmore in the top ten along with Venezuela s Emanuel Andrade and Japan s Karen Polle. Lauren Fisher Preferred Realtor of FTI WEF 12 MARTHA W. JOLICOEUR FARMS & ESTATES WELLINGTON, FLORIDA 52ND PLACE SOUTH $4,500,000 Spacious Horse Farm 16-stall professional show barn on 10 acres Separate 6-stall barn, all-weather arena, grand prix fi eld GRAND PRIX FARMS $4,450,000 At the Equestrian Club - Build to Suit! Spectacular 18-stall equestrian facility on 4.1 acres Too many amenities to list! Call for details. 130TH AVE. $11,000,000 Furnished Equestrian Estate 10 acre farm with beautiful 12-stall center aisle barn Fully renovated stunning 5 bedroom smart home ANGELA PAPPAS Cell: Offi ce: apappas@ipre.com Page 20 WEEK 12 March 26-30, 2014 MARTHA W. JOLICOEUR Cell: Offi ce: martha@marthasproperties.com