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1 COLLECTIVE REMARKS VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 UPCOMING EVENTS: July 3 and July 31: ESDCTA s Open Cross- Country Schooling at the Horse Park of NJ It s show season! Check out esdcta.org for the latest list. COLLECTIVE REMARKS ESDCTA Designs State-of-the-Art Web Site PAGE 1 Inside this issue: ESDCTA Designs State-of-the-Art-Website 1 President s Message 2 ESDCTA Statement of Purpose 3 Cross Country: Community Calendar Community News 4 From left to right, Susan Lax signs the web site redesign contract with committee members Gary Maholic and Lynette McMoran ESDCTA is getting a new web site that promises to be a state-of-the-art, interactive, and user-friendly vehicle for information and registration. I m delighted that our membership will have a new exciting and interactive site to learn about education and current events at a touch of a button! said Lynette. Foalin Around 5 Horse Treats 6 Centerline: Dressage News 7 The Start Box: Eventing News 9 Salute: Christy Pellegrino 10 Show Results Classifieds 13 Business Members The Board of trustees approved the web site redesign committee s recommendation at the May board meeting. The committee recommended Standing Stone Media for the $13,500 project which is expected to be ready for launch in three to four months. The redesign committee, comprised of Webmaster Lynette McMoran, Finance Committee Chairperson Gary Maholic, Membership Chairperson Diane Engler, Vice- President Debbie DelGiorno and President Susan Lax, has met for about a year to determine what the needs of the membership are, what kinds of features the site should include, and what vendor should be hired. The committee requested bids on its specifications from interested vendors, narrowed the focus to three bids, and then reviewed the proposals and participated in the demonstrations of those vendors. The web site will include a calendar of events that offers click-on information and pages with information about the various ESDCTA opportunities, such as Dressage, Eventing, Youth, competitions and educational programming. The committee took a year to carefully make its recommendation, according to Susan. We felt that slow and steady wins the race, she said. We wanted to make sure that the site was as state-of-the-art as financially possible, with all the amenities that will engage both members and non-members. There was a lot to learn about web sites and we did not want to rush into something that we are hoping will be around for a very long time. The committee chose Standing Stone to ensure that the web site could evolve as time went on, incorporating new and innovative features as they are developed, rather than reinventing the wheel every couple of years, according to Susan. The site also will include a members-only area as well as a mechanism for people to apply or renew for membership. The committee is hoping that people will also be able to register for competitions and programs and other activities, services, and products.

2 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 2 Board Of Trustees OFFICERS President Susan Lax chivalryhillfarm@aol.com Vice President Debbie DelGiorno debdel@aol.com Treasurer Marsha Montgomery Indian Run Whitehouse Station, NJ treasurer@esdcta.org Secretary Beth Ann Adams baakaa68@gmail.com Members-at-Large Carey Williams cwilliams@aesop.rutgers.edu At-Large Dressage Jessie Steiner JessieS731@aol.com Dressage TRUSTEES MEMBERSHIP Diane Engler PO Box 185 Pipersville, PA kaboomer@epix.net Dressage Terry Masters terrymasters@verizon.net Eventing Gary Maholic gmaholic@gmail.com At-Large Eventing Carey A. Williams, Ph. D careymickie@gmail.com Youth Jill Kuc esea@ptd.net Heidi Lemack rblstables@aol.com Cindy Roesener croesener@hotmail.com Education Jean Goeltz jgoeltz@optonline.net Awards Melissa Pribic awards@esdcta.org Finance Gary Maholic gmaholic@gmail.com NJEAB Earlen Haven earlen@countryhavenfarms.com Marketing Lisa Toaldo dentist2.it@gmail.com OFF-BOARD COMMITTEE CHAIRS Calendar/Activities Cathy Brogan cathybrogan@yahoo.com Grants grants@esdcta.org Nominating Jen Morris nominating@esdcta.org Omnibus Cathy Brogan Barbertown Idell Rd. Frenchtown, NJ omnibus@esdcta.org Newsletter newsletter@esdcta.org Webmaster Lynette McMoran webmaster@esdcta.org Show Results Jean Goeltz results@esdcta.org Become a Friend to ESDCTA on Facebook! Follow us on PRESIDENT S MESSAGE It seems like ESDCTA has been on a roll of activity that is bringing so much to our members. I cannot believe that our committee members have worked so hard in the past few months, accomplishing so much and I am so proud to be working alongside of them. Some of the roads traveled have been a short path to success while others have been long and arduous, but all have been well worth the journey. First, I have to compliment the Dressage committee for putting together what seemed the absolute best Memorial Day weekend Dressage show and CDI*3. The amount of work that went into this great event was obvious the entire weekend. I cannot say enough but you will read all about it in the July issue. While coordinating the show with her committee members, Terry Masters also commandeered the arena improvements at the Horse Park of New Jersey. This came about as a result of ESDCTA s commitment to having the best competitions possible and the board approving a $25,000 donation to the Horse Park s capital campaign for the improvements. An added bonus to making the arenas better for our competitors was the dedication of the east arena in memory of Lazelle Knocke, a founder of both ESDCTA and USDF. The work that Terry put into this improvement cannot be measured. In addition to working closely with the Horse Park board to determine how the arena improvements needed to be made while finding a reasonable donation level that matched our wish for improved footing, Terry was at the Horse Park every day with the contractors who worked on the arena. She made sure the specifications were followed and the improvements were in keeping with both organizations expectations. Terry is an example of how ESDCTA volunteers show up. They don t just give a little, they give whatever it takes. They don t do one part of a job, they follow through. The new web site featured on the front page of this issue is another example of what has been accomplished in recent months and how much time and effort our volunteers put into any given project. We are looking forward to the new site being launched by September in time for membership renewal if all the ducks can be in a row and the i s dotted and t s crossed. ESDCTA s commitment to education is more than just a commitment: it is our mission! While we have have been without a permanent Education Chairperson for a bit, Tammy Purdy has stepped up to take on this role and has already started to reach out to members to find out what they would like to see in programming. In the meantime, Melissa Pribic has been active getting us programs in conjunction with Skylands Saddlery, and I would be remiss if I did not sing out praises for her work, as well as Skylands. We have had an incredible array of seminars as a result of her efforts, including having Apassionata as an educational component of our MDW show and the offer for reduced tickets for our members at their New Jersey and Maryland shows. Debbie DelGiorno has once again brought Dressage with the Experts to the MDW show and we thank her for this great program that enables visitors to learn what Dressage is as they watch the competitors. Lauren Sprieser, filled in at the very last minute to be the DWTE narrator. Thank you Lauren! Everyone gained valuable knowledge from your insight. Giving as they do can be exhausting for many of our volunteers but the exhilaration and energy generated has been, I hope their reward. Do remember to say thanks when you see any volunteer, as each and every one makes membership in our club an exciting experience. As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (American 35th US President ( ), ) Susan and Chevy

3 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 3 ESDCTA Statement of Purpose FEI Competitor and Trainer Clinics, Lessons, Showing, Sales Please call for details Sergeantsville, New Jersey ashoward@hotmail.com Eastern States Dressage and Combined Training Association (ESDCTA) was founded in June 1969 and incorporated in 1970 as a nonprofit educational organization under the laws of the State of New Jersey. ESDCTA with membership open to all interested in dressage and combined training, has the following stated purpose: Whereas it is the desire among many equestrians in the United States to foster and stimulate interest in dressage and eventing in the hope that this may ultimately benefit the United States Olympic Team in its international competition, this organization is established as a nonprofit educational organization. Its further purposes are to foster and stimulate interest in dressage and eventing in general, to educate, conduct clinics and hold dressage shows and combined training events. GET SOCIAL! GET SOCIAL! Specializing in one of a kind designs for you, your horse, and your dog. Exquisite Designs handmade with Swarovski Crystals Now selling Hand o Made Stock ties Like us on Follow us on We also custom make: Belts, Stock Pins, Dog Collars, Bracelets and Spur Straps All items have a warranty Katherine Griffin, Owner/Designer (732)

4 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 4 CROSS COUNTRY... New Across our Region COMMUNITY NEWS Check out the ESDCTA website for horse show updates, information about clinics, educational opportunities, and news about your Club, dressage, and eventing. WHAT S YOUR TALENT?? Let us know what you would like to help us with in All skills and interests wanted. Have an idea? We want to hear about it. Remember, this club is what YOU make it. Contact Susan Lax: chivalryhillfarm@aol.com June 13 Board Meeting June 4 Eventing Committee UPCOMING MEETINGS The Metro Diner Route 31/202N Ringoes, NJ Contact: Susan Lax Wildflowers in Pennington Gary Maholic, gmaholic@gmail.com COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 29 Heather Mason Clinic Rhythm & Blues Stables Allentown, NJ July 3 & 31 ESDCTA s Open Cross-Country Schooling HPNJ Contact Gary Maholic: gmaholic@esdcta.org or Entries accepted on day of event only July Luis Denizard Clinic Rhythm & Blues Stables Allentown, NJ ESDCTA welcomes proposals from vendors for goods and services. Please contact the appropriate committee. TBA Dressage Committee TBA Youth Committee Contact: Terry Masters terrymasters@verizon.net Contact: Jill Kuc esea@ptd.net Send your Cross Country Information to newsletter@esdcta.org MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS For membership questions including updating physical or addresses please contact: Diane Engler PO Box 185 Pipersville, PA kaboomer@epix.net before 9 pm NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE Meredith Rogers, Diane Engler, Megan Zureck, Susan Lax & Rebecca Kuc newsletter@esdcta.org All submissions are due by the 10th of the month Due to space considerations, the editors reserve the right to edit submitted articles. If possible, the articles will be returned for review of the editing ADVERTISING RATES MEMBERS NON-MEMBER FULL PAGE $100 $130 HALF PAGE $65 $85 QUARTER PAGE $40 $60 BUSINESS CARD $20 $30 CARD FOR 3 MONTHS $45 $65 CLASSIFIEDS $10 $15 (per 35 words) Deadline: 15th of Prior Month newsletter@esdcta.org Please have electronic ads in Adobe or.jpg format You will receive an invoice for ad via . Send Payment to: Marsha Montgomery 11 Indian Run Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889

5 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 5 FOALIN AROUND Youth News, Activities, and Opportunities Youth Fix-A-Test Was Fun By Jessica Kuc On May 5, one of this year s three Youth Fix-A-Test Clinics was held at Hidden Creek Equestrian Center with clinician Kelly Smaltz ( L ). Six of our youth members participated along with two adult amateurs. Each rider completed a test in front of Kelly before getting a half-hour lesson and the chance to ride the test again with their new feedback in mind. The riders also got the educational opportunity to attend a lunch with Kelly in which she discussed what she looks for when judging. Six-year-old Allison Roecker started off the day on her pony Nemo, riding Intro A and B; the clinic was her first event as an ESDCTA member. Kelly helped her to better control her feisty little pony by developing a power position with her shoulders back and heels down. Kelly gave her exercises to work on in lessons to keep up her power position. Kelly also worked on developing a more effective position with members, Daniella Corrente and Haley Schierwagen, both riding Starlight in the clinic at Training 1 and First 3, respectively. Both riders scores went up multiple percentage points when they rode their tests the second time. Melodie Higgins and youth rider, Grace Schierwagen, also saw major improvements in their scores at Training 2 and First 1; both went up five points after their lessons! Becky Kuc used the clinic to debut Training 3 on her four-year-old gelding, Harley, and Jessie Kuc and Thunder participated to improve their Beginner Novice A for a Combined Test the following day. Kelly helped both riders develop a steadier connection in their horses which lead to much better second tests; both girls saw a four percentage point increase to a 66% (or the eventing equivalent!) after just a half-hour of work. Alexandra Bielinski, another new ESDCTA youth member, audited and participated in the clinic at Training 1. She and her horse Zip impressed fellow riders and auditors by earning a 70% in their very first test together! Still, Kelly was able to find room for improvement, particularly in Alexandra s position, that raised her score to a 72%! Every rider came out of the ring extremely happy with the feedback and help they received from Kelly, who donated her time and expertise. Many of the youth participants audited the clinic when they weren t riding in order to learn from their fellow riders and earn credits towards their Youth Educational Award. A big thank you goes out to Kelly Smaltz and the host stable, Hidden Creek Equestrian Center, for giving our members such a wonderful opportunity.

6 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 6 HORSE TREATS By Meredith Rogers Region 1 Adult Team Competition held in conjunction with Our youth members probably look forward to another birthday because it means another day closer to leaving for college or being able to drive. But for many of us, another birthday just means more aches and pains. However, even those of us with more candles on our cake than we want to count should not despair because there are riders who have done amazing things well into their senior years. Take Hilda Lorna Johnstone, the oldest female Olympian, who at 70 years of age competed as part of the British Equestrian team at the 1972 Olympics. She also competed in the 1956 and the 1968 Olympic Games, where at age 66, she helped Great Britain claim 5th place in the Mixed Dressage Team event. In the 1956 Olympics her teammate, Lilian Williams was 61 years old. Ms. Johnstone continued to compete in dressage into her eighties, and died at the age of 87 years. They are an inspiration to all of us to continue pursuing our passion with horses as long as we are able. This year there will be another septuagenarian riding in the Olympics. Hiroshi Hoketsu, 71 years old, qualified for the London games to represent Japan. He competed at the Beijing Olympics at age 67! They are an inspiration to all of us to continue pursuing our passion with horses as long as we are able. Potomac Valley Dressage Association Summer Showdown July 7-8, 2012 Level 1 Recognized Dressage Show Prince George s Equestrian Center, Upper Marlboro, MD Show is open NOW! Closing Date: June 15, 2012 Don t Get Left Out!! get your teams together & entries submitted For entry information & prize list: ESDCTA Members interested in participating should contact Cindy Anderson at cindya@bluebridle.com Psychology Puts the Success into Your Show Season Once again, Psychologist Scottie Reeves has brought her expertise to Skyland Saddlery and ESDCTA s Seminar Series to teach us how to overcome fears and mental blocks thwarting our success with our horses. Scottie started the series by having the participants share their stumbling blocks to success. Each participant was then asked to devise a game plan. The subsequent seminar focused on what they had accomplished and learned with their horses as a result of those plans. Scottie advised that determining one s SMART goals Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time bound makes the challenges more easily overcome and gives the rider a focus that leads them, step by step, to the fruition of their goals. Scottie gave her first seminar last year. It was so successful that members asked for a more in-depth series. A joint program offered by Skylands Saddlery and ESDCTA, the series is held at the tack shop located on Route 202 in Ringoes, NJ. ESDCTA education programs will continue in July with a webinar offered by Sarah Ralston, PhD. Stay tuned for more information coming your way via ESDCTA s newsletter, web site, Facebook page and blasts. From left to right, Scottie Reeves, Melissa Pribic

7 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 7 CENTERLINE Dressage News Memorial Day Weekend Show and CDI*3 A Success Stay tuned for details in the July issue.

8 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 8 EVENTING COMPETITIONS & CLINIC WITH MARILYN PAYNE APPLEWOOD FARM Oldwick NJ August 11 & 12, 2012 AUGUST 11 : YOUNG EVENT HORSE (YEH) COMPETITION FOR 4 & 5 YEAR OLDS, FUTURE EVENT HORSE COMPETITION FOR YEARLINGS, 2 & 3 YEAR OLDS, & INTRODUCTION TO EVENTING DIVISIONS FROM ELEMENTARY THROUGH TRAINING LEVEL. AUGUST 12: CROSS COUNTRY CLINIC: FROM CAVALLETTI FOR DRESSAGE RIDERS THROUGH TRAINING LEVEL. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO TRY YOUR HAND AT EVENTING, OR TO SCHOOL OVER WELL-DESIGNED, ENCOURAGING COURSES. XC CLINIC INCLUDES A CAVALLETTI-ONLY DIVISION FOR DRESSAGE RIDERS. YEH includes an in-hand conformation phase, the YEH dressage test for 4 or 5 year old eventing prospects, and a jumping phase that begins with a few straightforward show jumps, which feed directly into several inviting XC fences. The jumping phase is immediately followed by the galloping phase, in which horses are judged on the quality of the gallop and ability to cover ground. FEH focuses on judging the potential of yearlings and 2 and 3 year olds to become successful event horses. Horses are judged in hand on their conformation and the quality and correctness of their gaits. They stand for inspection and then walk and trot on a triangle, followed by standing again for the judge s observation. MODIFIED EVENTING DIVISIONS are an introduction for horses and riders of all ages and equestrian disciplines, whether you or your horse are new to eventing, want to tune up, or try a new level. If entries permit, there will be separate divisions for new event horses, and new event riders. There will be no conformation phase. Levels include: ELEMENTARY: BN dressage test A; crossrails to 2 jumps BEGINNER NOVICE: BN test B; jumps NOVICE: Novice test A; jumps (YEH 4 y.o. course) TRAINING: Training test A; jumps (YEH 5 y.o. course) For more information, contact the competition secretary, Kathy Hall, , applewoodfarm@comcast.net, or go to For details about YEH & FEH, go to and use the Search function. YEH & FEH entries must be registered with USEA and must use the USEA Entry Form available from For information and entry form for XC clinic August 12, go to Activities at Applewood. Times will be posted on the website, as well as a link to the USEA entry forms for YEH & FEH, and to the YEH dressage tests.

9 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 9 THE START BOX Eventing News ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL JERSEY FRESH INTERNATIONAL THREE-DAY EVENT By: Dr. Carey Williams The week of May 7 was a very busy week for many, including myself. The Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event took place at the Horse Park of New Jersey in Allentown, NJ. The competition itself spanned four days, with Thursday (May 10) and Friday as the two days of dressage, Saturday was cross-country jumping and Sunday was show jumping and the awards ceremony. However, the entire week prior was used for course set up and design, so many hands were needed during the non-competition days, as well. Some of these preparatory jobs included painting jumps, decorating them with straw, mulch, flowers, and other festive things, putting up sponsor banners, roping and staking for the cross-country course, not to mention all the preparation for the dressage and stadium jumping phases. Many of the Rutgers Undergraduate students and even postgraduates attended the event by volunteering for some of the previously mentioned jobs, as well as jobs during the event, such as taking horses pulse and respiration in the vet box after cross-country and helping check in riders prior to both veterinary inspections. The students not only gained experience learning what kind of preparation goes into such a high caliber event, but they also get to network with the vendors, sponsors, veterinarians, organizers, and riders. for all divisions. There were a few falls at the water complex, which is where I was the area steward, and a few falls elsewhere on course, but everyone, including the horses are all okay. One horse, Will Coleman s Zipp, did end up going to the NJ Equine Clinic with a laceration to the hind leg after hitting a flag, but it is nice to say that he will be just fine. Stadium jumping day on Sunday gave us more great weather and some thrilling finishes. The CCI3* finished with Phillip Dutton on Mystery Whisper in first and Michael Pollard on Jude s Law in second. CIC3* finished with Rebecca Howard (CAN) on Riddle Master in first and local rider, Sinead Halpin, on Manoir do Carneville in second. While in the 2* CCI division Boyd Martin riding Crackerjack was in first and Kelley Williams riding Brazen Bomber came in second. More excitingly for me however, was Wendy Lewis, my trainer and ESDCTA member, riding Mastercraft who placed 5th, which was up from 17th after dressage. Way to go Wendy! Finally, the CIC2* division finished up with Karen O Connor taking both first and second place on her previous Olympic partner, Mandiba (who was coming back after an injury) and RF Amber Eyes, respectively. All in all it was one of the best Jersey Fresh years yet! If you missed it this year, be sure to put it on your calendar for next year! This year s event was particularly important because this competition was being used as one of the selection trials for the London Summer Olympics for the USA s Eventing Team. So there were many really outstanding horses and riders including Phillip Dutton, Karen O Connor, and Boyd Martin, just to name a few riders, and some Olympic hopeful horses including Manoir de Carnville, Neville Bardos, and BallyNoe Castle RM for the US and Exponential, Riddle Master, and Gin N Juice from Canada. Cross-country day turned out to be one of the most spectacular Jersey Fresh cross-country days ever (and I have only missed one of them). The weather was perfect, as was the footing. The little bit of rain on the days prior made everything just soft enough, but not slippery. The course was tough but not too tough Jaynelle Tenor manned the registration table at the ESDCTA Cross Country Schooling held concurrently with the MDW Dressage Show.

10 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 10 SALUTE... By: Rebecca Kuc Christy will be beginning her senior year of high school in Fall 2012 at Hunterdon Central Regional High School. Aside from school and riding, Christy enjoys going to bonfires with her friends and figure skating. She also enjoys supporting her brothers at their ice hockey games, and is determined to teach herself acoustic guitar this year! Christy has been riding for thirteen years and has been training with Carol Blackman for the past ten years at Toy Box Farm in Ringoes, New Jersey. When Christy was six, she got her first pony with whom she did hunter paces. After doing that for a while, Christy saw the Rolex Three-Day Event on television and was completely hooked, and had to do it. Shortly after, her mother signed her up for lessons with Carol, and at age eight, Christy and her 21 year-old pony completed their first event! Christy has been riding on ESDCTA s Youth Team since 2005, at the Region 1 Youth Competition, Lendon s Youth Dressage Festival, and the Eventing Team Competition in Christy plans to compete at Lendon s Youth Dressage Festival again this year on one of her horses and compete on the Eventing Team Competition at Stuart with her other horse. Christy states, I can honestly say my favorite year was my first year at Morven Park for the Regional Championships, with Jessie and Becky! It was everyone s first time and it was an all-around fun and exciting new experience! Christy also shares that her favorite part of being on the Youth Teams is the fun and exciting experience of meeting new people and riding besides old friends! Christy would like to thank everyone on the teams, and those supporting them, for making every year a great time and for giving her generation of equestrians these wonderful chances at showing the horse world what we have. She d also like to thank the kids she s ridden with for being such amazing and professional people! Currently, Christy owns two horses. Christmas Eve, Eve, is a 9 year-old Holsteiner/Oldenburg mare. Christy has been riding Eve since June 2010 and has had the pleasure of bringing her up the levels in both Dressage and Eventing. Stornoway Bay, Apollo, is a 6 year-old Thoroughbred who has only been under saddle since September She s gotten the opportunity to basically train him herself and she calls both of her horses her Dream Team. Eventing is Christy s passion and she s been hooked ever since her first time out cross-country. She loves the rush you get in the start box and the focus and intensity of the ride throughout the open terrain. However, Christy also feels that Dressage is the most important phase of eventing, and everyone should try to master it. Christy really enjoys Dressage and relates it to math, Dressage is like math, you may hate it and try your best to avoid ever doing it, but anything you do in the saddle requires the basics of Dressage. Dressage will follow you everywhere. Christy hopes to continue in Dressage as well as hopefully qualify for the American Eventing Championships and eventually compete at the North American Horse Trials. In 2011, Christy and Eve completed their first three-day event! Also in 2011, Christy won DVHA s First Level Dressage Champion with her old horse, Mr. Whiskers. Christy has also won many ESDCTA Year End Awards over the years and most recently was awarded the ESDCTA Good Sportsmanship Award. Christy was completely blown away by receiving this award and was speechless when she received it after speaking at the 2011 Banquet about her experience. Christy said it was very nerve raking to stand and speak in front of everyone, however, she hopes that her helmet and brain safety message came across to people. She is very thankful for this award and for all the support of everyone when she was recovering from a riding accident. Everyone was so patient with me when I had trouble remembering things. But thank you mom and dad for helping me get back in the saddle! CHRISTY PELLEGRINO

11 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 11 SHOW RESULTS GOLDEN GAIT FARM SCHOOLING SH. April 1, 2012 Judge: Mason (S) USDF A & B O S. Shasho (B) La Belle Amore Ash L. Allen (B) Splash L. Allen (A) Splash USDF B STARTER HORSE L. Disston Current USDF C STARTER HORSE P. Howard Daisy S. Shasho La Belle Amore Ash L. Allen Splash USDF C O L. Basselini-Thompson Blackeye Sunny D Skip TRAINING 1 O J. DePalo Baltzar TRAINING 2 O L. Basselini-Thompson Blackeye Sunny D Skip J. DePalo Baltzar TRAINING 3 J. Streltsova Daisy K. DeVoe Lady Susannah FIRST 1 J. Strelsova Daisy M. Scalia Living Proof K. DeVoe Lady Susannah FIRST 2 F. Lavine Awesome M. Scalia Living Proof A. Maloney Glenhaven Barossa Valley T. Maher Grande Vegas T. Maher Apollo FIRST 3 F. Lavine Awesome A. Maloney Glenhaven Barossa Valley T. Maher Grande Vegas T. Maher Apollo SECOND TOC K. Ohlson (2) Call Seven K. Ohlson (3) Call Seven THIRD LEVEL TOC B. Hassert (1) Wenda K. Barbosa (1) U Passe Partout B. Hassert (2) Wenda BEGINNER NOVICE STARTER HORSE L. Disston Current BEGINNER NOVICE O J. Harris (A) Guinness T. Olson (A) Daily Edition T. Olson (B) Daily Edition NOVICE B. Couturier Chapter J. Harris Guinness TRAINING J. Duelfer (B) Snake Mountain B. Couturier (A) Chapter d. Mauro (B) St. James Gait Dublin C. Williams (B) Em a Pro J. Duelfer (A) Snake Mountain D. Mauro (A) St. James Gait Dublin S. Sperlin (A) Brioni S. Sperling (B) Brioni PRELIMINARY/INTERMEDIATE C. Williams (P) Em a Pro L. Disston (I-B) Captain Jack L. Disston (I-B) Captain jack SADDLEBROOK RIDGE April 7, 2012 Judge: Marciante (L) USDF A STARTER RIDER B. Warner Tuscadora USDF B STARTER RIDER B. Warner Tuscadora USDF A STARTER HORSE K. Nelson Black Tie Vic USDF B STARTER HORSE K. Nelson Black Tie Vic USDF C STARTER HORSE J. Sagui Midsummer Night Dream TRAINING 1 STARTER RIDER J. Sagui Midsummer Night Dream TRAINING 2 L. Mauriello Crossfire s Desert Rose M. Marzoer Remel J. Wilkins PR s Promise-Airy Note TRAINING - 3 M. Marzoer Remel J. Wilkins PR s Promise-Airy Note C. Kelly Weiland O L. Maurlello Crossfire s Desert Rose FIRST 1 J A. Rickabaugh Mystical Magic A. Rickabaugh PR s Promise-Airy Note FIRST 1- S G. Rickabaugh Mystical Magic K. Souder Photo Image G. Cressy Tigerlily C. Kelly Wieland O I. Biely Don Cooper FIRST 3 J A. Rickabaugh Mystical Magic FIRST 3 - S N. Vine MVR Midnight Angel I. Biely Don Cooper SECOND 1 A. Rickabaugh Photo Image N. Vine MVR Midnight Angel N. Rettino Irish Lore THIRD 1 I. Biely Paradox THIRD 3 I. Biely Paradox MFS SECOND LEVEL N. Rettino Irish Lore STARTER K. Nelson Liberal Media K.McMullen Echo Movement J. Bradley The Magic Bus BEGINNER NOVICE G. Cressy Tigerlily R. McDonough Brandy Up L. Ingraham Citizen s Rock K. Nelson Liberal Media NOVICE C. Wilson Buffalo Soldier D. Batchelor Albireo TRAINING D. Batchelor Albireo J. Begbie Charming Chimes N. Zardus Titus Too PRELIMINARY A. Duke Levis Schatz HORSE PARK OF NJ April 29, 2012 Judges: Jones Sinelnik (r) & Haven (r) DRESSAGE SEAT EQUITATION S. Calve Goose Landings Medallions Thor USDF A STARTER RIDER J N. Bushman Bring It On Nicky s. Kolsea Shoot First S. Decker New Detail Image M. Morgan All The Above R. Pietruszki Cotton Eye Joe E. Oake Curious George R. Oake Splash of Tide USDF A - S J. Rybakowski (SH) Zephyr S. Kochhar (SR) Manetti USDF B - J S. Decker (SR) New Detail Image R. Pietruszki (SR) Cotton Eye Joe N. Bushman (SR) Bring It On Nicky M. Morgan (SR) All The Above R. Cantlay Sarita s Princess E. Oake (SR) Curious George K. Candela Moonstruck G. DeVincent (SR) Summer R. Oake (SR) Splash of Tide L. Hila Tango USDF B S J. Rybakowski (SH) Zephyr S. Shasho La Belle Amore Ashe USDF C J J. Sarshauer (SR) Quick s Con Artist G. DeVincent (SR) Summer s. Kolsea (SR) Shoot First K. Candela Moonstruck USDF C - S E. Sullivan-Phillips Coroada D. DeCandia Wilbur S. Shasho La Belle Amore Ashe TRAINING 1 STARTER RIDER J V. Huskic Sarita s Princess H. Mihalak Luv m Or Liam TRAINING 1 S E. Sullivan-Phillips Coroada L. Fazio Bentley R. Stoylar The First Thunder J. Lehnes Darwin s Square Moon d. DeCandia Wilbur R. Shaw Rambo

12 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 6 - JUNE 2012 COLLECTIVE REMARKS PAGE 12 SHOW RESULTS D. Redling Amsterdam M. Scott Rough Diamond J. Kaye Greta TRAINING 2 J A. Perkowski Ducheneau M. Aliseo Fusion s Sonny Bliss TRAINING 2 S L. Fazio Bentley J. Lehnes Darwin s Square Moon G. Mallard MGR Prodigy M. Scott Rough Diamond R. Stoyler The Rough Thunder D. Redling Amsterdam A. Pornovets Luv m Or Liam J. Faye Greta TRAINING 3 J N. Carolan Topgun A. Perkowski Ducheneau M. Aliseo Fusion s Sonny Bliss A. Sokolof Singapore Sling TRAINING 3 S G. Mallard MGR Prodigy J. Lehnes Darwin s Square Moon L. Alston Almost A Saint A. Pornovets Luv m Or Liam J. Harper Epic s Dream H. Gregory JB J. Kaye Greta FIRST 1 S L. Alston Almost A Saint H. Gregory JB FIRST 2 J M. Griffith Snickers FIRST 2 S P. Maher Vegas B. Halka Lucy J. DeWitt Casey Jones R. Bierly Jovial Express FIRST 3 J M. Griffith Snickers FIRST 3 S J. DeWitt Casey Jones P. Maher Vegas R. Bierly Jovial Express B. Halka Lucy SECOND 2 & 3 K. Worm (2) Savanna K. Worm (3) Savanna K. Thiessen (2) Legendary Hero K. Thiessen (3) Legendary Hero MFS FIRST LEVEL S. Calve Goose Landings Medallions Thor FEI PONY * S. Calve (HC) Goose Landings Medallions Thor EVENTING TOC J N. Carolan (N) Topgun M. Aliseo (T) Fusion s Sonny Bliss EVENTING TOC S L. Farrar (N) Possum L. Farrar (T) Possum HEART S JOURNEY STABLES April 21, 2012 Judge: Jones- Sinelnik (r) USDF A STARTER J D. Pomeroy Scooter USDF A STARTER S C. Weber Show Me The Love USDF B STARTER - J C. Voloshen April Fool s Chance J. Rinehart April s May Chance USDF B STARTER S C. Weber Show Me The Love USDF C STARTER - J K. McNeal Macy H. Souders Scooter A. Moyer Buckley s Sonny Star S. Griffiths Honest Abe J. Rinehart April s May Chance USDF C STARTER S C. Weber Show Me The Love TRAINING 1 - J K. McNeal (S) Macy H. Souders (S) Scooter A. Moyer (S) Buckley s Sonny Star L. Perweiller (O) Starlight S. Griffiths (S) Honest Abe A. Majka (O) Campfire Girl TRAINING 1 S L. Noren (O) Obidiah TRAINING 2 J L. Perweiler Starlight A. Majka Campfire Girl TRAINING 2 S J. Griffiths Silver Mill M. Lane Honest Abe L. Noren Obidiah TRAINING 3 J E. Swartout Queen of Hearts E. Hochmiller Daddy s Dollars L. Perweiler Starlight V. Absrock Zoey TRAINING 3 S L. Moyer Cali J. Griffiths Silver Mill R. Shomper Hesa Texas Tornado FIRST- 1 J J. Kuc Against All Odds A. Wean Oh Barney FIRST 2 J S. Weisel Rising Sun A. Wean Oh Barney FIRST 2 S M. Morehouse Heart s Journey FIRST 3 - J S. Weisel Rising Sun J. Kuc Against All Odds A. Wean Oh Barney SECOND 1 S B. Patterson Declaration SECOND 2 S B. Patterson Declaration SECOND 3 J D. Marino My Last Good Fortune THIRD TOC J R. Kuc (1) Rufus R. Kuc (3) Rufus FOURTH 1 J J. Kuc Grande I Am BUCKS COUNTY HORSE PARK DRESAGE & CT USDF A C. Berberra Blue Diamond T. Kennedy All Mine S. Hausmann Shudda Been a Cowboy USDF B S. Baytoff King E. Barbarra Smokin Hot L. Frank Scout T. Kennedy All Mine V. Siegfried Watch My Magic E. Klausfelder Beau L. Boileau Scout USDF - C L. Frank Scout V. Siegfried Watch My Magic L. Boileau Cling Together TRAINING 1 C. Dearborn Moonpie TRAINING 2 * C. Dearborn Moonpie L. Scibettsa (HC*) Peter TRAINING 3 * K. Keating Tattoo You L. Scibetta (HC*) Peter FIRST 1 K. Keating Tattoo You FIRST 3 T. Burak Miakoda H. Rettew Rhett J. Kuc Against All Odds SECOND 2 T. Burak Miakoda SECOND 3 K. Holben-Reinhart Cling Together BEGINNER NOVICE I J. Houghton Caped Crusader K. Schroder Regent Street A. Smith Maverick L. DeJarnett Bombed Again P. Wright Mardi Gras L. Ingraham Citizen s Rock M. Peairs Will Luan J. Morris Laugh Out Loud T. Milner-Logan Dance The Way Home BEGINNER NOVICE II C. Deephouse A Gold Review HMF H. Russell Lady Livengood E. Kuc Balladeer S. Williamson John Kelly S. Morris Rock Hard Safe E. Paragamian Ready for Levi E. Peairs Mick M. Collito Orion K. Reitman Awed Rhythm I. August Eve J. Olijslager 78.00

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16 Newsletter Committee: P.O.Box 185 Pipersville, PA ESDCTA SHOW CALENDAR Please refer to the ESDCTA Omnibus for details All ESDCTA-registered shows are eligible for volunteer hours June Page 2 Carousel Farm Dressage Schooling Show Smooth Transitions Eq. Ctr Dressage Schooling Show The Meadow Dressage Schooling Show 99 3 NJ Region Pony Club Schooling Horse HPNJ Bucks County Horse Park USDF/USEF Dressage Show, # Fidler Run USDF/USEF Dressage Show, # Windy Hollow Hunt USDF/USEF Breed & PerformanceShow 63 9 Saddlebrook Ridge Dressage Schooling & CT & CR Windy Hollow Hunt USDF/USEF Dressage Show LVDA Dressage Spring Fields I Suddenly Farm Dressage Schooling Show Windy Hollow Hunt USDF/USEF Dressage Show Bucks County Horse Park Tuesday Eve. Dressage Show Blue SpruceFarm Dressage Schooling Show Rhythm & Blues Farm Dressage Schooling Show Oxbow Stables Dressage Schooling & CT & HT Gold Clover Dressage Schooling Show Applewood Farm Dressage Schooling & CT & CR Good Times Farm Dressage Schooling Show Hawk Hollow Ranch USDF/USEF Dressage Show Willow Creek Farm Dressage Schooling Show Golden Gait Farm Dressage Schooling Show Hidden Creek Eq. Ctr Dressage Schooling Show Burlington County 4H Dressage Schooling Show Suddenly Farm USDF/USEF Dressage Show, # Bountiful Blessings Farm Dressage Schooling Show Horse Park of New Jersey USEA Event 85