PASSAGE · Official Newsletter of Dressage Winnipeg 4 Summer 2012. Dressage Winnipeg 2012 Show Dates. Autumn Classic Bronze Competition & Manitoba Provincial Dressage Championships

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Summer 2012 | Official Newsletter of Dressage Winnipeg

Official Newsletter of Dressage Winnipeg 3 Summer 2012

Message From the ChairCourtesy of Cheryl Heming

inside this issue:Dressage Winnipeg 2012 Show Dates ......................4

Clinics Corner ...........................................................5

Pony Club Dressage ..................................................7

Westman Dressage News .........................................7

Keeping Your Horse Cool This Summer ..................10

EcoLicious Equestrian - What is it like to have a Pro Grooming Job? ......................................................13

Horse Week 2012 ...................................................14

Top 25 Finish for Ashley Holzer in Olympic Dressage Competition ............................................................16

And That’s A Wrap! A Wrap Up of Camp 2012 .......17

Captain DeKenyeres Memorial Show Results .........22

Captain DeKenyeres Memorial Show Award Photos ....................................................................23

Midsummer Madness Show Results ......................27

On The Cover:Lucero DesRochers & Dionne

As the end of the second season of being on the executive draws near, I have reflected back on some of the changes over the two years. I think some of the changes have found favour with members both grass roots and high level.

To summarize:

• changes were made in the number of required volunteer hours reducing them to 8 from 12

• we shifted our awards of excellence to allow members to use scores from other EC dressage shows qualify for our different awards

• In an attempt to deliver a fourth show -we offered a bronze shows in the last two summers - two different formats at two different locations - this years one day show at Pine Ridge seemed to be the easiest to produce and did not lose money

• different ideas for fundraising were pursued to keep costs down for our awards banquet

• this year an indoor DW travelling schooling show was offered

• this year we also enabled our June show to be a North American Junior Young Rider Championships qualifier for those young riders to be able to tackle tough qualifications here at home on the Prairies.

• a terrific newsletter was produced in electronic format in colour

• working with Manitoba Horse Council to make changes to the berm at the Birds Hill Equestrian site to reduce effects of polo matches on dressage performances

• still to come this year will be a revision to our bylaws for the AGM in November

• continued recruitment of sponsors and applications for a couple of grants to assist operating costs

• a balanced budget approach to projects

All of your executive have contributed time and energy to DW to make these changes. I personally wanted to thank everyone for all of their time and commitment to the sport.

Several positions will be up for renewal this year - if you believe in the sport please consider becoming involved by becoming a member of one of the committees: Education, Show, Awards banquet or considering a board position.

Several will be open this year - newsletter, volunteers to mention a couple. DW executive terms usually run 2 years and we meet usually the first Thursday of the month about 11 times a year.

I also wanted to thank members for all your emails and ideas over the last 20 months - it has been great getting to know so many passionate horse people!

Cheryl DW Chair


Dressage Winnipeg 2012 Show Dates

Autumn Classic Bronze Competition & Manitoba Provincial Dressage ChampionshipsSeptember 8th & 9th Birds Hill park

2012 Manitoba Equestrian ChampionshipThe 2012 Championship, held September 22-23, 2012, will feature the disciplines of Barrel Racing, Competitive Trail, Cutting, Dressage, Driving, Endurance, Eventing, Western Pleasure / Showmanship, and Show Jumping.

Prize list & entry form available on MHC website: www.manitobahorsecouncil.ca

Team selection will be announced after the entry deadline on September 10, 2012

Westman Dressage Show Schedule 2012Fall Festival September 15th & 16th Location: Keystone Centre, Brandon Judge: Liane Parker

Bronze Show: Classes from Walk Trot to Fourth Level Prize List available at: http://westmandressage.com/

Contact Tammy at 724-9202 or [email protected]

** important dates **Awards Banquet October 19th Fort Gibraltar Reception: 6:30 p.m. Dinner: 7:30 p.m.

Annual General Meeting Shooters, 2731 Main Street November 16, 2012 Food complements of DW - 6:30 p.m. & Cash bar AGM - 7:30 p.m.

NOTE: Member participation is required at the AGM.

CHAIRPERSON Cheryl Heming email | [email protected]

VICE-CHAIRPERSONHeather Thomas email | [email protected]

SECRETARYLiane Parkeremail | [email protected]

SHOW CHAIRPERSONMyriam Dyckemail | [email protected]

TREASURERSue Matthewsemail | [email protected]

EDUCATION & CLINICSAshley Fudgeemail | [email protected]

VOLUNTEER COORDINATORSusan Canal & Sheryl Felleremail | [email protected] email | [email protected]

MEMBERSHIPAlexa Claytonemail | [email protected]

NEWSLETTER/WEBSITELindsay Felleremail | [email protected]

MEMBER AT LARGE Sandra Hobdayemail | [email protected]

SHOW SECRETARY Cat Fouillard

SPONSORSHIP & MANITOBA HORSE COUNCIL REP.Jane Fudge email | [email protected]

DE KENYERES PROGRAMMerelyn Hunkinemail | [email protected]

DRESSAGE CANADA REP. Cheryl Heming email | [email protected]

PHOTOGRAPHERBarb Wansbutter

2 0 1 2BOARD

Have you ever wondered what your Board of Directors do? Does something pique your interest? Contact the appropriate chair/committee member.


CLINICS CORNERBonny Bonnello ClinicsAugust 22 to 24, 2012 September 22 to 24, 2012 November 2 to 4, 2012

Contact Heather Thomas 233-2825 or email [email protected]

Joan Johnston ClinicsStoneHill Farm for the following dates in 2012:

August 11 - 12 September 22 - 23 October 13 - 14

For more information about Joan – go to www.karsridingschool.com and for more information about the clinics email StoneHill Farm at [email protected] or call Lori at 204-727-2922

Equanimity Edge Equine Massage Course September 29 - October 05, 2012, Brandon, MB

Is your horse able to give 100% or do they have pain, lack of range of motion, stiffness and swelling. Does your horse show signs of discomfort in slow response time, poor attitude and refusals? Learn how to alleviate their discomfort and release their full potential through massage! www.equinerehab.ca 1-888-EQUINE2 (378-4632)

Irene Schweckendieck Fall ClinicSeptember 15 - 20, 2012 Registration will be on a first come, first served basis. Registration and payment deadline is August 24, 2012 Contact Alison Elliott 204-284-3976 [email protected]

** ATTENTION JUNIOR DW MEMBERS **DE KENYERES SCHOLARSHIPS UP FOR GRABS!

Don’t forget juniors - de Kenyeres scholarships are available again this year!It’s a golden opportunity to receive funds for some of your coaching fees.

Send or email your entries to Merelyn Hunkin ASAP to [email protected]

You’ll receive the questionaire assignment which needs to be completed.

Questions? Contact Merelyn at 204.267.2889



Pony Club Dressage As usual a bronze dressage show was held as part of the Spring Classic Pony Club Show held the last weekend in May. 70 rides between walk-trot and first level were judged over the two days by Dr. Brandy Catton - one of our two local recorded judges.

Manitoba Pony Club Dressage Championships will be held in conjunction with the MHJA Summer in the City Show at the Red River Ex site - the third weekend in August. Qualified riders would be eligible to attend the Canadian Pony Club Nationals out of province

This year Shannon Maclean and Megan Maclean will be competing at First Level in Kelowna, BC. Unlike regular dressage national or regional competitions, CPC nationals have riders attend and ride their tests on borrowed horses. It is a community commitment to host this type of competition.

Westman Dressage News Westman Dressage held their very successful EC Bronze Lemonade Daze Dressage Show for the second year in a row last month, at the excellent Keystone Centre facility. So many entries came from Saskatchewan and across Manitoba, WD had to remove some non-essential classes to fit in all the dressage tests! Results can be found at http://westmandressage.com




Manitoba has been experiencing extreme heat and humidity this summer and with it comes the necessity to manage your horse’s hydration and thermoregulation. Both crucial for your horse’s health and performance during training and shows.

It is important that your horse’s gut stays well hydrated at all times to minimize risk of colic, which can be quite common during hot summer months. An Equine gastrointestinal tract holds an average of 25 litres of liquid. Heat stress during exercise and transportation can amount to a loss of 20 litres of fluid an hour. No wonder proper hydration is of utmost importance!

Horses have a much harder time to get rid of excess bodily heat than humans do. If a horse’s normal temperature stands at 37 degrees Celsius, in high heat it can quickly rise up to a critical temperature of 41. Overheating happens when the body temperature exceeds 41 degrees, even if it is for only a brief time period. This results in cells malfunctioning, which can cause muscle damage and as such should be avoided at all costs.

What are the warning signs of heat stress?

• Panting• Rapid heart rate• Loss of appetite• Catatonia• Decrease desire to drink• Glazed eyes• Poor performance

What can you do to prevent overheating?

Keep an eye out for the telltale signs listed above. Every horse has a different threshold. Help your horse to get rid of the heat : hydration, hosing down, provide shade, install barn fans. If you suspect your horse is starting to show mild signs of overheating, do not work your horse or scratch if necessary.

To ensure proper hydration, supplement with electrolytes to encourage him to drink sufficient amounts of water. Do not suddenly introduce electrolytes during a show as your horse may refuse to drink. Accustom your horse to the taste by slowly adding small amounts of electrolyte either in his water or a ration over a period of time. You can find supplements that are flavoured and will please your horse’s palate. Do not exceed the recommended dosage as it can result in salt poisoning, which negatively affects brain and can result in seizures.

A variety of electrolyte supplements available at Wild West Country Lifestyle & Equine Wellness. Widest selection of equine performance feeds and supplements in Manitoba. One on one nutritional counseling with our friendly staff to help you figure out how to keep your equine at his best!

Keeping Your Horse Cool This Summer


Dressage WinnipegAnnual General Meeting

Friday, November 16Shooters

2731 Main StreetFood complements of DW - 6:30 p.m. & Cash bar

AGM - 7:30 p.m.

Member participation required as we are filling board positions!

Please RSVP to Heather Thomas [email protected]


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This is a great question, with so many levels! Mainly, it’s a whole lot of responsibility, with not a whole lot of time in the spotlight. Grooming, by its very nature, is a behind the scenes job. You are there before dawn sometimes, and after sunset on many occasions. The barn and horses magically get cleaned several times a day. Multiple feedings are taken care of, and hay seems to stack itself. A perfect stranger, new to horses, might get the idea that it’s very little work! Ultimately, a Groom is responsible for many other things besides just stacking hay and sweeping the barn. The health and well being of the horse is top priority.

You are responsible for knowing each horse inside and out, top to bottom, front to back. And having that knowledge, you are responsible for noticing any and all changes in your horses. How they act, how they eat, how they poop. Upon noticing any change, you are responsible for carrying out the directions of your Employer, the Veterinarian, or the Farrier. You are also responsible for carrying out the “plan” of the day. What’s the riding plan? The turnout plan? The hand walking plan? Is the Veterinarian or Farrier coming? Hay or shavings delivery? (And don’t get me started on what to do if someone is early or late – kick in those multi-tasking tools!)

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August 11 - 18, 2012Horse Week is held annually to promote and celebrate Manitoba’s and Canada’s thriving horse industry. A wide range of activities are held across the country, including trail rides, horse shows, charity events and open houses to allow horse enthusiasts and the public alike to celebrate horses! Everyone is encouraged to participate

All events, regardless of size, taking place between August 11-18, 2012 can apply for Horse Week status and be promoted through MHC.

MHC Horse Week objectives are as follows:

Create Awareness• Promote economic impact and significance of

Manitoba’s horse industry• Endorse horse welfare• Promote the variety of breeds and disciplines

Horse Week 2012 Source: www.manitobahorsecouncil.ca

Provide Education• Identify the benefits that horses and riding provide• Teach the importance of safety around horses• Recognize the importance of recognized riding

schools and certified instructors/coaches

Increase Participation• Encourage and increase the practice of equestrian

sport and activity in Manitoba and Canada• Position the Provincial Sport Organization (

Manitoba Horse Council) as the gateway to the practice of equestrian sport and activity

• Increase memberships

For the full schedule of events (there are many!) please visit www.manitobahorsecouncil.ca/Horse-Week/Recreation-Horse-Week-Schedule-Of-Events

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August 7, 2012, London, England – Canadian Olympic Team member for Dressage Ashley Holzer of Toronto, ON, finished 24th individually on Tuesday, August 7, at the 2012 London Olympic Games. A total of 50 athletes competed individually in the equestrian sport of Dressage at the Olympic equestrian venue of Greenwich Park.

Riding Breaking Dawn, Holzer earned a score of 71.317% to place 24th in the Grand Prix Special, the second individual qualifier held Tuesday, August 7. All seven international judges comprising the ground jury awarded Holzer scores of 70% or higher.

Holzer’s expressive test was highlighted by strong work in the tempi changes, canter tour, and passage, particularly the second passage after the walk. Unfortunately, Holzer had small errors in both canter pirouettes.

“It was an incredible ride,” said Holzer, 48, who was making her fourth Olympic appearance and was a member of Canada’s bronze medal team at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. “He loves the crowd. You can’t get a busier arena, and this horse couldn’t care less. He goes the same way in there, the same way that he goes in the warm-up, and the same way that he goes at home.

“For a horse that hasn’t been doing Grand Prix for a year yet, I’m thrilled,” continued Holzer of Breaking Dawn, an 11-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by herself and P.J. Rizvi.

Tuesday’s event was also the Team Final for Dressage. Great Britain took the gold medal for the second consecutive day, having also won show jumping gold on Monday. With an average score of 79.979%, Great Britain’s Olympic Dressage Team prevailed over Germany, who took the silver with an average score of 78.216%. The Netherlands earned the bronze medal with 77.124%.

The Canadian Olympic Team for Dressage, comprised of Holzer riding Breaking Dawn, Jacqueline Brooks, 44, of Cedar Valley, ON, riding D Niro owned by Brookhaven Dressage, Inc., and David Marcus, 31, of Campbellville, ON, riding Capital owned by Deborah Miculinic, were eliminated on Thursday, August 2, following the elimination of Marcus.

Top 25 Finish for Ashley Holzer in Olympic Dressage Competition Source: http://equinecanada.ca/dressage/index.php

The top 18 individual competitors will contest the individual medals in the Grand Prix Freestyle to music on Thursday, August 9. They do not carry their scores forward from earlier individual qualifying competition. The individual medals in Dressage will be the final equestrian sport medals to be awarded at the 2012 London Olympics.

The Canadian Olympic Team for Dressage is supported by Chef d’Equipe Gina Smith; Veterinarian Dr. Geoff Vernon; Technical Leader Markus Gribbe; Team Manager Christine Peters and Personal Athlete Coach Robert Dover. Team alternate is Diane Creech. Grooms include Lindsay Kellock (Holzer); Eleanor Anne McFee (Brooks); Alexandra Reid (Marcus); and Christine Bacher (Creech). Kerri McGregor is the Team Leader for the Canadian Olympic Team for Equestrian and Tina Collins is Assistant Team Leader.

“Ashley Holzer of Toronto, ON, riding Breaking Dawn finished 24th individually at the 2012 London Olympic Games.”


Wow! We did it!! This is the feeling I walked away with as July 13th came to a close. A positive, creative learning experience for participants was the goal, and thanks to Joan Adler and Lauren Layton-Bamford, Gerry and Irene Loewen and the staff at Pineridge Equine Park we delivered.

The following feedback was received from camp participants:

Both instructors were very personable and obviously interested and motivated to help the students improve They were easy to talk to, positive, encouraging and seemed to have good rapport with each other and with the students.

Both Lauren and Joan provided technical knowledge that I did not have in my current skill set, ie, they were able to add to and modify the knowledge I was starting with. I particularly appreciated the focus they brought to rider position and felt I improved this aspect of my riding a great deal.

The Balimo session with Joan also found additional weaknesses in my current physical technique and knowledge that I didn’t even know I had. Awareness is the first step towards improvement! Joan also provided practical exercises that will help to improve the required skills going forward.

Watching Lauren work on exercises with other students clarified certain exercises for me and allowed me to (successfully too!) experiment on my own with the same exercises myself at home on a different horse.

From my perspective, the format was great! I will admit the days were long in time, e.g. 7:30 a.m to 8 p.m. or later, but would I have wanted shorter days? NO WAY!!! I loved the intensity and immersion over the 3 days…it was like a riding “retreat” and how often do we get to focus solely on our riding for 3 whole days?? There was always something to do or learn, watch other lessons etc. And having a cool facility with meals available onsite was an additional benefit. Being able to eat as a group and interact with the other students was another benefit.

Both evening presentations were useful and down to earth. I appreciated having the background information on the Balimo program and Lauren’s discussion the next night simplified the concepts required for many dressage exercises.

And That’s A Wrap!A wrap up of Camp 2012

All I can say is that I’ll be a repeat camp goer if trailering Sage is possible.

As a first-time camper I had no expectations to be met. But I have to say, personally, I think this past camp has raised the bar. The facilities, management, instructors and food were all great. I’m impressed that the instructors were able to gear their lessons from the very beginner rider such as myself to skilled riders

Early Bird Winners from the registration draw were Suzanne Regnier-Tront (50% rebate of tuition), Carolyne Scramstad (2013 membership), and Nachelle Forde (t-shirt & cap).

As camp organizer, my thanks goes to Pineridge Equine Park - Gerry and Irene Loewen, Joan Adler, Lauren Layton-Bamford, Linda Ridley (Thursday evening lecture), all Dressage Winnipeg board members, Maura Leahy and Sandra Hobday (billeting the instructors), and all camp participants for creating the wonderful experience that Camp 2012 was!

Courtesy of Ashley Fudge


Captain DeKenyeres Memorial Show Results2012 Captain DeKenyeres Memorial Show

Bronze Show

Open Walk/Trot Champion: Megan Nunn and Joshua – 136.526

Jr. Training Level Champion: Nachelle Forde and Tiana – 124.911

Open Training Level Champion: Melissa Johnston and Remington – 129.392

Open First Level Champion: Katherine Osler and Bearacuda – 118.462

Gold Show

Jr. Training Level Champion: Nachelle Forde and Taurus Moon – 124.608Reserve: Virginia Canal and Sonic – 116.542

AA Training Level Champion: Devon Riches and Tazmanian Devil – 126.521Reserve: Erika Rob and Levario – 119.850

Open Training Level Champion: Gaetane Manaigre and Riana – 134.700Reserve: Lucero DesRochers and Endeavour – 130.571

Jr. First Level Champion: Stephanie Brick and Weatherman – 115.504AA First Level Champion: Lindsay Feller and Unbelievable – 124.381

Reserve: Bob Parker and Armani – 123.339Open First Level Champion: Lucero DesRochers and Dionne – 130.000AA Second Level Champion: Megan Peterson and Piksun – 127.947

Reserve: Kali Parry and Dom Ferro – 120.406Open Second Level Champion: Ashley Fudge and Riviera JRF – 122.325

Reserve: Stephanie Ruud and Jerryco – 122.243JR. Third Level Champion: Izzy Biron and Abraxas – 119.099Open Third Level Champion: Jill McDonald and Don Maximus – 122.164

Reserve: Lauren Fedoriw and Modano – 120.071AA Fourth Level Champion: Heather Thomas and Marcus – 117.936Open First Level Freestyle Champion: Bob Parker and Armani – 124.698Open Second Level Freestyle Champion: Kali Parry and Dom Ferro – 123.827

FEI Junior Champion: Izzy Biron and Abraxas – 118.001Reserve: Mackenzie Ryall and Danao – 114.825

FEI Junior Freestyle Champion Mackenzie Ryall and Danao – 122.447FEI Young Rider Champion: Ariana Chia and Wishtadanz – 123.948FEI Young Rider Freestyle Champion: Ariana Chia and Wishtadanz – 125.491FEI Young Horse – 4 year old Champion: Lucero DesRochers and Endeavour – 136.800FEI Prix St. Georges Champion: Ariana Chia and Lutecia – 119.342

Reserve: Liane Parker and Light Lime – 111.447

Jr. Equitation Gold Medal – Nachelle Forde and Taurus Moon AA Equitation Gold Medal – Kali Parry and Dom Ferro

Silver Medal – Jade Warkentin and Genesis


Captain DeKenyeres Memorial Show Award Photos

Virginia Canal & Sonic Jr. Training Level Reserve

Nachelle Forde & Taurus Moon Jr. Training Level Champion

Erika Rob & Levario AA Training Level Reserve

Devon Riches & Tazmanian Devil AA Training Level Champion

Megan Nunn & Joshua Open Walk/Trot Champion

Nachelle Forde & Tiana Jr. Training Level Champion

Melissa Johnston & Remington Open Training Level Champion

Lucero DesRochers & Endeavour Open Training Level Reserve

Gaetane Manaigre & Riana Open Training Level Champion

Stephanie Brick & Weatherman Jr. First Level Champion

Bob Parker & Armani AA First Level Reserve

Lindsay Feller & Unbelievable AA First Level Champion



Lucero DesRochers & Dionne Open First Level Champion

Kali Parry & Dom Ferro AA Second Level Reserve

Megan Peterson & Piksun AA Second Level Champion

Stephanie Ruud & Jerryco Open Second Level Reserve

Ashley Fudge & Riviera JRF Open Second Level Champion

Izzy Biron & Abraxas Jr. Third Level Champion

Lauren Fedirow & Modano Open Third Level Reserve

Heather Thomas & Marcus AA Fourth Level Champion

Bob Parker & Armani Open First Level Freestyle

Kali Parry & Dom Ferro Open Second Level Freestyle

Mackenzie Ryall & Danao FEI Jr. Reserve

Izzy Biron & Abraxas FEI Jr. Champion


No Photo Available: Jill McDonald & Don Maximus - Open Third Level Champion Katherine Osler & Bearacuda - Open First Level Champion


Mackenzie Ryall & Danao FEI Jr. Freestyle

Ariana Chia & Wishtadanz FEI Young Rider Champion & FEI Young Rider Freestyle Champion

Lucero DesRochers & Endeavour FEI Young Horse - 4 y/o Champion

Liane Parker & Light Lime FEI Prix St. Georges Reserve

Ariana Chia & Wishtadanz FEI Prix St. Georges Champion

Nachelle Forde & Taurus Moon Jr. Equitation - Gold

Kali Parry & Dom Ferro AA Equitation - Gold

Jade Warkentin & Genesis AA Equitation - Silver

ATTENTION ALL 2011 CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS! IT’S TIME TO RETURN YOUR ANNUAL CHAMPION PLAQUE. PLEASE RETURN IT TO

THE SHOW OFFICE AT THE SEPTEMBER SHOW. THIS WILL SAVE YOU HAVING TO DELIVER THEM TO MY HOUSE IN WINNIPEG!

THANKS. HEATHER THOMAS, AWARDS PERSON


Midsummer Madness Show Results Saturday, July 14, 2012

Open Walk/Trot Test A - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Rhonda Chestnut Maverick 61.905%2 Sandra Harder Epona 61.429%3 Carolyne Scramstad BMF Hannabar Redgown 59.524%4 Pam Langstaff Paulo 57.143%

Open Walk/Trot Test B - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Rhonda Chestnut Maverick 66.667%2 Carolyne Scramstad BMF Hannabar Redgown 64.762%3 Sandra Harder Epona 63.333%4 Pam Langstaff Paulo 62.619%5 Piper Lussier Cisco Pete 57.381%

Open Walk/Trot Test C - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Sandra Harder Epona 62.727%2 Piper Lussier Cisco Pete 54.773%3 Robyn Cochrane Fones Fortune's Flyte 53.182%

Open Walk/Trot Test D - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Pam Langstaff Paulo 57.273%2 Piper Lussier Cisco Pete 55.000%

Junior Training Level Test 2 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Nachelle Forde Taurus Moon 62.679%

Junior Training Level Test 3 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,


AA Training Level Test 1 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

2 Carolyne Scramstad BMF Hannabar Redgown 58.333%

Open Training Level Test 1 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Nachelle Forde Tiana 64.167%2 Christine Stevens Alegro 61.250%


1 Nachelle Forde Tiana 64.286%2 Christine Stevens Alegro 61.964%3 Cheryl Heming Entrepid 57.321%


1 Cheryl Heming Entrepid 65.000%2 Nachelle Forde Tiana 63.400%

Junior First Level Test 1 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,


Midsummer Madness Show Results

Open Second Level Test 1 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Cheryl Heming Matryx 61.000%

Open Second Level Test 2 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Cheryl Heming Matryx 61.316%

Open Dressage Seat Equitation - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

2 Robyn Cochrane Fones Fortune's Flyte 57.500%

Open Third Level Test 1 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Lauren Fedoriw Modano 62.237%

Open Third Level Test 2 - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Lauren Fedoriw Modano 62.317%

Open FEI Junior Team - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Mackenzie Ryall Danao 62.703%

Open FEI Junior Freestyle - Saturday BRONZE (C) Parker,

1 Mackenzie Ryall Danao 61.875%

DressageWinnipeg

AwardsBanquet

Tickets:$45.00 Adults

$20.00 Children(menu for 12 years and under

chicken fingers/fries/access to buffet table)

Ticket Purchase deadline:September 28, 2012

Friday, October 19, 2012

836 St. Joseph Street

6:30 p.m. Reception & Cash Bar7:30 p.m. Dinner

Three course buffet dinner(vegetarian options available)

Volunteer Appreciation AwardsSilent Auction & Door Prizes

Contact for tickets:Sandra Hobday204.444.4424

[email protected] will also be on sale at the fall show in the show office and via pay pal on the Dressage Winnipeg website

2012

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www.dressagewinnipeg.com

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PASSAGE · Official Newsletter of Dressage Winnipeg 4 Summer 2012. Dressage Winnipeg 2012 Show Dates. Autumn Classic Bronze Competition & Manitoba Provincial Dressage Championships