First... the Reporter sends out congratulations to Ciara and James for their first place ribbon in the Lead-line Class. We expect they'll be moving into the Walk/Trot classes before we know it!
The past weekend's Sycamore show was a chance for a few of our riders to pick up qualifications for the upcoming Year-End Championship Horse Show. Though Kathy and Cadence showed only on Saturday, they brought out a respectable number of ribbons in Low Childrens/AA and Childrens/AA Hunters - three firsts out of four classes, and a Championship Ribbon in the Low division. Her third place ribbon in Limit Equitation Over Fences added to her list of qualifications, and we believe she also qualified for the OCHSA Horsemanship Medal, as the highest placed Amateur in the class.
Gwen and Montage did an equitation blitz over the weekend. She was able to qualify with second place awards in Maiden and Novice Equitation on the Flat, and a third place ribbon in Novice Equitation Over Fences. On Sunday, she was the highest placed Amateur in the OCHSA Horsemanship Class, qualifying her to compete in that class in October, too!
MaKenna and Rich (Monaco), competing together for the first time, carried away many good ribbons in the Low Childrens/AA Hunters and the Childrens/AA Hunters, including a first in the Childrens/AA Hunter Under Saddle Class. She picked up three equitation on the flat qualifications with a first in Novice and a pair of seconds in the Limit and Open Classes.
Sarah and Decker were also in the ribbons in all the Low Childrens/AA and Childrens/AA classes, including a third in Childrens/AA Hunters. In the Equitation ring she placed fifth in Novice Equitation on the Flat, and received a pair of sixth place ribbons in the Novice and Open Equitation Over Fences. She also carried away the second and third place ribbons in the OCHSA Horsemanship Classes.
The Reporter also wants to give a shout-out to Melissa Jaffey, who piloted Jamie around the jumper ring in a couple of low level classes on Saturday, and then shifted to the Green Rider Hunter and Equitation classes on Sunday. While the pair placed just out of the ribbons on both days, they both worked very hard and got some great show experience.
The past weekend's Sycamore show was a chance for a few of our riders to pick up qualifications for the upcoming Year-End Championship Horse Show. Though Kathy and Cadence showed only on Saturday, they brought out a respectable number of ribbons in Low Childrens/AA and Childrens/AA Hunters - three firsts out of four classes, and a Championship Ribbon in the Low division. Her third place ribbon in Limit Equitation Over Fences added to her list of qualifications, and we believe she also qualified for the OCHSA Horsemanship Medal, as the highest placed Amateur in the class.
Gwen and Montage did an equitation blitz over the weekend. She was able to qualify with second place awards in Maiden and Novice Equitation on the Flat, and a third place ribbon in Novice Equitation Over Fences. On Sunday, she was the highest placed Amateur in the OCHSA Horsemanship Class, qualifying her to compete in that class in October, too!
MaKenna and Rich (Monaco), competing together for the first time, carried away many good ribbons in the Low Childrens/AA Hunters and the Childrens/AA Hunters, including a first in the Childrens/AA Hunter Under Saddle Class. She picked up three equitation on the flat qualifications with a first in Novice and a pair of seconds in the Limit and Open Classes.
Sarah and Decker were also in the ribbons in all the Low Childrens/AA and Childrens/AA classes, including a third in Childrens/AA Hunters. In the Equitation ring she placed fifth in Novice Equitation on the Flat, and received a pair of sixth place ribbons in the Novice and Open Equitation Over Fences. She also carried away the second and third place ribbons in the OCHSA Horsemanship Classes.
The Reporter also wants to give a shout-out to Melissa Jaffey, who piloted Jamie around the jumper ring in a couple of low level classes on Saturday, and then shifted to the Green Rider Hunter and Equitation classes on Sunday. While the pair placed just out of the ribbons on both days, they both worked very hard and got some great show experience.