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southern eventing & dressage association s may / june 2013
a bi-monthly publication for seda members s may / june 2013
Leaping into spring
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the spring Fleur de Leap held the weekend
of april 20-21 was another great success.
graced with superb horse show weather, the
turnout was fantastic and everyone seemed to
have a great time.
it was great to see a significant number of
riders take advantage of the full schooling horse
trials and tackle the cross country course. in
spite of rain a few days prior, the footing was
good and few horses had difficulty navigating
the course. From a specatator’s perspective, it
looked like a whole lot of fun, too!
thanks go out to organizers and the army
of volunteers who make this event possible. We
couldn’t do it without any of you!
see you again in Fall! s
in this issue
columns
what’s up? – 2
barn dirt – 4
newsworthy – 20
events
fleur de leap – 3
juniors classic – 3
calendar, (insert)
membership
meeting minutes – 6
jr/yr report –8
recognized dressage – 9
eventing standings – 10
schooling dressage – 14
scholarship report – 15
volunteer hours – 17
new members –17
event/volunteer forms – 22
contacts – 24
membership form, (insert)
results
NAJYRC benefit – 13
dressage across the lake – 16
amen corner ct – 17
advertisers
marie cobb –3
busch sporthorses –7
aussie acres – 11
anne hornbeak stables – 18
facility/trainer directory – 23
classifieds – 23
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and here we are again. it’s another new
issue of Off Course and i’m wondering
what happened to the time in between the
last and this one. the pace of life has had me
reeling, not knowing if i’m coming or going.
(Worse than usual, anyway).
the last couple of months have seen a
steady stream of visitors to my door – and,
while very welcome, i can’t for the life of me
figure why family which hasn’t visited in six
years aLL suddenly have to come in a matter of
six Weeks. juggling work, riding and cycling
around them has been a challenge. i’m not
complaining, i love that they came, it’s just
been a little crazy.
that said, i really haven’t had a whole lot
of time for much of anything. i’m loving the
spring weather (not so much the pollen) and
getting out as often as i can. george is coming
along splendidly – i think he’s finally training
me how to ride him. and he’s turning into
quite the lover as well...every ride must now
be preceded by several moments of ‘don’t put
my bridle on until you’ve held my head and pet
me for awhile’. ok, i know, it’s a stall tactic (pun
intended), but it’s nice to imagine that he loves
me. however, decreased time in the saddle and
entertaining the troops means that i didn’t
achieve my goal of taking him to a show this
spring. in fact, the may schooling show was
my target. But ... i was summoned to rome.
Literally. some friends invited my husband and
i to join them for a celebration of sorts in that
town. it was hard to turn down. especially since
they are footing the bill. so, as you’re reading
this, i’ll be winging my way over the pond for
some sort of adventure. i’m not really sure
what is planned, so there’s no telling what will
happen. that and the fact that we’re booked on
alitalia ... well, hopefully you’ll be hearing from
me again!
enough about me. there’s been so much
going on for our club, i can’t help but ask,
‘what’s next?’. it doesn’t seem like we could
possibly be any busier. there’ve been so many
shows i can hardly keep up. and it’s not slowing
down for at least another month. get out there
and enjoy! and send in some pictures. and
Barn dirt!
the first Fleur de Leap of the year was a
great success. the weather was fabulous and i
hope everyone else had as good a time as i did.
next on tap is the seda junior classic the first
weekend of june – it’s always a good time and i
hope to see you all there, too.
Big news for seda ... we’re finally on
Facebook! Please check us out there (www.
facebook.com/sedariders) and add to the
conversations. tag yourselves in photos. have
fun! just remember to keep it clean!
there are lots of photos in this issue, i hope
we caught you! you just never know where
we’ll find you and when you’ll show up in these
pages ... plus it’s fun looking for new faces and
adding them to the mix.
standings are updated, show results are in,
there’s even a scholarship report ...so get busy!
happy reading and happy riding! s
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What’s
Up?May / june 2013
Off Course is published bi-monthly by seda, a non-profit, educational
organization, and provided as a service to its members.
news items, show results, calendar of events, interviews, reviews, photos, articles on all aspects of dressage, eventing,
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What’s next? By Nicole Landreneau, Off Course editor
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Join us for the 2013 Fall Fleur de Leap
September 20-22 Lagniappe Equestrian Center
Volunteers needed – watch your email and the SEDA website for more details!
Save the Date …
SEDA Junior ClassicSchooling Dressage
& Combined test
June 1-2…
Food • fun • prizes
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i’m having a
hard time grasping
just how quickly
this year is flying
by. Winter went
by the wayside,
spring sprang and
summer is getting
ready to sizzle and
i still haven’t become used to writing 2013
on my checks (or filed my taxes for that
matter). i’ve only recently emerged from
the Benadryl fog i am enveloped in every
march and april...thanks for nothing
Live oaks!
immediately prior to my eyes sealing
shut for a month and my nose launching
into perma-flow, i drove my daughter
cameron and rachel dell up to
Browse on the Bayou at the university of
Louisiana, monroe. it’s an opportunity
to visit the college and get a taste of the
courses on offer and campus life. instead
of pounding the interstate on the way
up, we took the back roads, enjoying the
scenery and playing silly word games. We
checked into our hotel and then hooked up
with sheri Kitchens and her daughter,
bella, who live close to the university.
after a fun dinner, we went chez kitchens
and met all their critters. i don’t think
i’ve ever met such a friendly bunch of
kitties. they made quite the welcoming
committee. once back in the hotel,
cameron fell asleep very quickly leaving
rachel and me to discover just how close
the hotel was to the train tracks, the busy
schedule maintained by the railroad and
their fervor in sticking to it. train whistles
every half hour close enough to be in the
next room are not exactly a lullaby and
we needed to be up early. ugh! after an
enjoyable tour we wound our way back
through the countryside and got home
right before some nasty weather moved
in. timing is everything.
it’s a small world after all. leslie
morris was newly reminded of that.
she recently sold her Psg mount (owned
by corrine morrison), meant to be
(“tobie”), to a great new home in north
carolina. the new owner’s trainer was
chatting to leslie who mentioned that
former seda member Joe Galion had
moved up to his area. coincidentally
enough, the trainer said that Joe and his
horse remy had actually boarded with
him before a further move took them
away again. as the conversation unfolded,
tobie’s turnout needs were addressed.
leslie said that he used to go out with
another gelding, montreal. at the
mention of montreal, the trainer asked
if she was referring to a Psg swedish
Warmblood. leslie said indeed she was
and that prior to his passing at a ripe old
age, he belonged to Janel martin. the
trainer then said that montreal had been
his horse and he’d lost track of Janel
and montreal after katrina. talk about
coincidence.
Jamie barowka recently spent
four glorious days in Wellington with
her friends Pat and sue. sue works
for Phelps media group and spent the
entire winter season covering all the
big dressage shows. Lucky sue got to
photograph and interview all the top
names after they exited the ring and went
through bit check. Jamie’s introduction
to Wellie World was the Wellington
cdi5*show. not a bad place to start.
riders included tina Konyot, steffen
peters and heather blitz from the
usa, evi strasser and ashley holzer
from canada and danish riders lars
peterson and mikala Gundersen. the
girls were thrilled as steffen peters and
legolas 92 won the class. saturday night
was the grand Prix Freestyle and the
grandstand was buzzing. Jackie brooks
from canada opened the show riding to
her beautiful ‘allelujah’music as the sun
was setting, lending even more electricity
to an already charged atomosphere. tina
Konyott and calecto v did their routine
to Big Black Horse in a Cherry Tree but
lars peterson stole the show and the
blue ribbon with his fun and energetic
circus music. heather and paragon had
a lovely ride and the crowd went wild as
they showed off their extended trot across
the diagonal. Jamie thought it such a
treat to cheer for a “local” girl at such a
prestigious show
afterwards, they got to meet steffen
peters briefly (just long enough for
a quick picture). they also met lars
petersen, who was so happy from his big
Barn DirtAs raked by Judi Dauterive
Cameron Dauterive and Rachel Dell with Big Bird. Ok, not really ... it’s the ULM mascot.
Jamie Barowka with Steffen Peters and friend, Sue.
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win. and Jackie brooks from canada was the
nicest, most down to earth person when they
chatted to her. she calls her horse “goose” and
the love just pours from her when she talks
about him.
the shopping was fabulous (of course) and
they drove around looking at the barns... they
looked more like castles. Before she left for this
trip, everyone told Jamie that Wellington is a
different world. it’s hard to explain until you
experience it for yourself. But it’s so true!!!
she had a great time and made memories for
a lifetime.
bonnie Ferrell’s dancon has been sold to
a new owner in albuquerque, nm. trainer and
new owner are doing a great job with him and
reports are good. he’s a wonderful horse and
everyone at anne hornbeak stables misses
him…. But...anne and bonnie also went to
Wellington and they found a new boy for her!
Giovanni, a 9 year old oldenburg. he’s sweet
as can be and bonnie can’t wait to get him out
and about.
Katie tharp is back home at runnymede
Farm, a boarding and training barn in Folsom.
she has finished her publicity internship for
Warner music in nashville and she was also
riding for a Westphalian farm in Franklin run
by margit nentwig. she has been a bit of a
globe trotter the last few years. many of you will
remember that Katie worked for heather at
oak hill back in 2001. she went to najyrc at
tempel Farm, illinois, that year, and following
the championship became a working student
for lynda alicki for the Wellington season.
Katie also qualified for najyrc in 2002 but
was unable to attend since the competition was
held in canada. Katie retired her yr horse,
bandolero at intermediaire ii. she then spent
half a year with steffen peters in rancho
santa Fe, california. in 2005 she was one
of two riders in the nation selected to attend
the small tour sydney cdi*** in australia.
on her return, she went to work for volker
brommann in texas prior to her position in
nashville. needless to say, Katie is delighted
to be back at her parents’ farm and plans on
staying around!
and talking of the najyrc, three seda
juniors are currently in the running for
region 9 team selection. the qualifying period
runs through the end of june, so there’s going
to be a few anxious weeks in store for Kalie
beckers, cameron dauterive and mattie
Zepernick. region 9 has eleven juniors vying
for four available spots on the team and the
competition is just heating up. Wouldn’t it be
great if all our girls made it? it’s an expensive
undertaking sending a full team each of juniors
and young riders to the championship. to
that end, amen corner Farm recently held
a benefit schooling dressage show to help
fund our talented riders. the show raised
$1600 towards the projected goal of $18,000.
a big thank you goes to rene & lawrence
Kurzius of amen corner Farm for their
generosity and help in this endeavor and also
to show sponsors vicky busch of busch
sporthorses and dr. paula Gregory. dr.
Gerlinde beckers “L” kindly donated her
judging fee. it takes a village to fund a team!
i see there are some new names on the
membership roster. i’d love to be able to write
a few snippets about you too.
send me the dirt.
Jamie Barowka with Lars Peterson and friend, Sue.
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Board meeting minutesMarch 4, 2013 at La Carreta in Mandeville
M e M b e r s h i p n e w s
Board Members Present: Lynn Quast,
judi dauterieve, elaine harmon, janel
martin, nicole Landreneau, Leslie
morris, elizabeth cummins, gerlinde
Beckers.
the meeting was called to order by
the President at 7:15pm.
Treasurer’s Report: janel presented
the year end Balance sheet and the Profit
& Loss statement to the Board. Lynn
moved and elaine seconded to accept
the treasurer’s report as presented. the
Board voted and the motion carried.
Membership Report: Laura reported
that seda currently has 113 members.
judi suggested that seda have a meet
and greet for new members. she will
look into finding a sports psychologist
as the guest speaker for the meet and
greet. the seda meet and greet will be
august 10th and will be called the seda
summer soireé. the Board decided to
not put on the adult show this year due
to a lack of interest.
Dressage Report: nicole and Leslie
reported that the usdF convention in
new orleans and hosted by region 9 was
well attended. the opening reception
was well received; everyone had a good
time at both the opening reception and
the convention. nicole reported that the
region and seda had many wonderful
volunteers who worked tirelessly to help
make the convention a success.
Eventing Report: elizabeth reported
on the progress of Fleur de Leap which
will be held on april 20-21, 2013. the
cross country course is scheduled to close
march 20th in preparation for the event.
the prize list will be available this week.
concessions will be provided by 4-h.
elizabeth is investigating purchasing
lapel pins with the Fleur de Leap logo for
the competitors’ packets.
elizabeth suggested that seda offer
Fleur de Leap t-shirts as a fundraiser.
janel offered to embroider the t-shirts.
the t-shirts will be offered in navy and
hunter green.
Lynn moved that seda sell Fleur de
Leap t-shirts as a fundraiser for a charge
of $15. gerlinde seconded. the Board
voted and the motion carried.
seda will be looking for sponsors for
Fleur de Leap. sponsorships will be $200
per jump/$100 per half jump. anyone
interested in sponsorship should contact
elizabeth cummins or Lynn Quast.
Junior/Young Rider Report: gerlinde
reported that the seda junior’s only
schooling show has a new name. the
new name is the seda junior classic.
some new ideas for the show this year
are team competitions, a stall decorating
contest, pas de deux and quadrille tests.
in addition, there will be a lunchtime
demonstration, possibly Western reining
or Bonnie Barry’s trained/trick horses.
Newsletter/Website Report: nicole
reported that the latest newsletter is out.
she discussed with the Board the need
for a set-up charge for ads if camera ready
art is not submitted for a display ad. her
proposal is as follows: member pricing if
camera ready art is not submitted for a
display ad: $10 for business card, ¼, or
1/3 page; $25 for ½, ¾ or full page ad.
non-member pricing if camera ready
art is not submitted for a display ad: $20
for business card, ¼ or 1/3 page; $35
for ½, ¾, or full page ad. in addition, if
someone pays for six display ads, they
will receive a 25% discount.
the Board voted and agreed to the
proposed changes for advertising.
New Business: elizabeth reported that
the Louisiana 4-h will be hosting the
regionals this year in West monroe. in
an effort to support the 4-h, seda will
donate the use of their dressage arena
for the state/regional event with the
agreement that any pieces lost or broken
will be replaced by 4-h.
the next meeting will be may 20,
2013 at Bravo’s in metairie at 7pm.
the meeting was adjourned at
9:20pm.
Respectfully submitted by Elaine
Harmon. s
Important Notice
SEDA has added a category to the Awards Program to accommodate the new USEF Rider Tests. Awards will be given for the rider tests. Qualifications are: a minimum of four tests scores from two different judges from two different shows.
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“i’m so Bored”...ever consider summer riding camp?By Gerlinde Beckers, Ph.D., Jr/YR Director
j u n i o r s / y o u n g r i d e r s
summer will be here before you know
it, so it’s time to think about what
your kids will do to pass the time. have
you ever considered summer camp…
specifically, summer riding camp? For
horse loving children, summer riding
camp can be a good way to spend the
summer. a summer riding camp is a
perfect opportunity to let your child
experience horseback riding without a
lengthy time or financial commitment
of actually buying a horse. it is a time of
‘try it before you buy it’! in this time your
children will learn the fundamentals of
riding. they will learn horse management
such as horse physiology, health and care,
as well as proper care and maintenance of
tack and equipment. But most important,
good summer riding camps will teach
horse and riding safety. your children
will be physically active while establishing
lasting friendships.
according to the national camp
association, choosing a summer camp
for your child involves some important
research. When selecting a riding camp,
parents must first decide which discipline
of riding their child desires to learn. the
main riding disciplines are english and
Western. summer riding camps can
provide an opportunity for current riders
to experience another riding discipline.
good riding camps will provide riding
opportunities for experienced riders
in addition to those children who have
never been on a horse before. summer
riding camps come in many different
shapes and sizes, in small stables or large
farms. there are facilities that only run
camp programs and there are boarding
summer riding programs.
Following are seven guidelines to help
you make the right choice in selecting the
perfect summer riding camp.
#1 what is the riding camp’s philosophy?
is it a good match for your child’s
temperament? is competition or
cooperation emphasized? is the camp’s
philosophy one you are comfortable with
as a parent?
# 2 what does
a typical daily
schedule look like?
ask how much
freedom your
child has to choose
activities. Will your
child be happy with
the level of physical
activity involved?
Will your child
be willing to engage in the “non-riding”
components of camp?
#3 how much are you willing to
spend?
most day camps cost an average of
$300 for five days. there is typically an
additional charge for extended hours
and campers usually are required to
provide their own lunch. a lot depends
on the amenities, activities, staffing,
facility upkeep and the cost of horse
care. most important to know is
prices do not represent the quality of
instruction or lesson horses available.
most riding camps typically have
available the basic riding equipment
such as a helmet, but you will most
likely have to purchase hard-soled
boots with a heel and jeans or riding
pants.
#4 what style of riding do you want
your child to experience?
as stated earlier, riding camps
offer a wide variety of disciplines.
your basic decision will be: english or
Western? english disciplines offer a
future in what is known as dressage,
jumping obstacles in hunters, jumpers,
or eventing, which is a combination
of dressage and jumping. Western
disciplines offer a future in reining,
pleasure and horsemanship, trail,
mounted games and rodeo events.
#5 how old is your child and what is
their riding skill level…honestly?
young children traditionally fall
in loves with horses from watching
movies or from their storybooks. most
riding camps allow campers as young
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+ seda recognized dressage award Chair:SallyRichards 75171OldMilitaryRd.Covington,La70435 (985) 809-7391 [email protected]
+ Volunteer hours Chair: LauriByerley 242evangelineDr Mandeville,La70471
how do members participate in the seda awards program?
BMakecopiesofthefrontofyourrecognizeddressagetestresultsmakingsurescore,date,andjudge’snamearelegible.
CMailcopiestoSallynolaterthan14daysafterthelastdayoftheweekendonwhichtheshowinquestionwasheld.Includeavalide-mailaddress.
DCheckyourstandingsandvolunteerhoursonthewebsiteandwitheachissue.Reportanydiscrepanciestotheappropriatechair.
www.sedariders.org
recognized dressage standingsAs of April 26, 2013
rider horse tests/judges sCore
training leVel - jr/yrKalieBeckers aladaStrike 2/1 68.533
KalieBeckers GraceRalvonelijah 2/2 66.400
alexVarisco abbeyleixMaidofDiamonds 2/2 66.000
SydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 2/2 62.081
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 8/3 61.265
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 2/2 60.605
training leVel - aaJulieBreland NotanIssue 1/1 66.600
JamieBarowka Dominik 3/1 65.371
first leVel - jr/yrKaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 2/2 69.677
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 2/1 66.694
KalieBekcers GraceRalvonelijah 1/1 63.276
alexVarisco Lavalais 1/1 61.774
alexVarisco abbeyleixMaidofDiamonds 1/1 59.310
first leVel freestyle - jr/yralexVarisco Lavalais 3/2 68.500
first leVel rider test - jr/yrKaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 1/1 68.000
first leVel - aaTedWhite LoughtnatousaBrownBear 1/1 61.129
JulieBreland NotanIssue 3/2 60.602
rider horse tests/judges sCore
first leVel - oelizabethCummins Vinnie 1/1 67.586
first leVel freestyle - oelizabethCummins Vinnie 1/1 65.667
seCond leVel - jr/yralexVarisco Lavalais 3/2 64.809
KaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 1/1 63.630
seCond leVel - aaTedWhite LoughnatousaBrownBear 1/1 59.167
seCond leVel - oelizabethCummins Vinnie 1/1 59.143
third leVel - jr/yrKalieBeckers Carush 1/1 67.297
CameronDauterive PKMystikStardust 2/1 59.737
third leVel - aaLollyWhite Cayenne 2/2 63.204
third leVel freestyle - jr/yrCameronDauterive DonGiovanni 1/1 67.750
fourth leVel - aaLollyWhite Cayenne 2/2 62.929
elaineHarmon Lincoln 2/2 59.643
Deep Pockets1981-2013
So many wonderful memories So many stories to tell
Wonderful partner and rewarding teacher
Thanks for an exciting journey, My friend
Special thanks to Charlotte, Sam, and Lily for making Pockets so loved and happy.
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+ seda eventing award Chair:KimberlySchultz 18648Hwy40 Covington,La70435 (985) 259-2580 [email protected]
+ Volunteer hours Chair: LauriByerley 242evangelineDr Mandeville,La70471
how do members participate in the seda awards program?
BeventingscoresmustbemailedtotheeventingChairwithin14daysafterthelastdayonwhichthehorsetrial/combinedtestwasheld.Usetheformonpage26tosubmityourscores.
CCheckyourstandingsandvolunteerhoursonthewebsiteandwitheachissue.Reportanydiscrepanciestotheappropriatechair.
www.sedariders.org
eventing standingsAs of April 12, 2013
rider horse # shows points
**sChooling CoMbined tests**
preliMinary - sremilyembree CrescentCityClassic 1 0
training - srCarolineGermany FrequentFlyer 1 0
noViCe - jrCameronDauterive GFWindchime 1 7
ClaudiaHemb Ricardo 1 5
evaHemb LedgewoodGreystonePiper 1 4
IsabellaHemb ButterCream 1 3
CameronDauterive CajunSpice 1 2
noViCe - srLynnQuast WorththeWait 1 7
ChrissyWest CodyO’Dalyendymion 1 5
LisetteConstantine Handyman 1 4
beginner noViCe - srLaurenGibbs ReddytoGeaux 1 7
SallyRichards TaulaRosa 1 5
rider horse # shows points
tadpole - jrSydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 1 7
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 1 0
pollywog - jrSamanthaSchultz SnickersSatisfies 1 7
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 1 5
LilyMiller TripleTreat 1 4
VictoriaSchnauder LaMadeleine 1 3
LilahFrank Jitterbug 1 2
aMoeba - jrKylieReitzell Whistlin’Dixie 1 7
aMoeba - srChristaLemoine Puzzle 1 7
pre-aMoeba - jrGreyCummins appyGoLucky 1 7
**reCogniZed horse trials**
beginner noViCe - jraliceShepard Walter 1 10
as 5 years old. children under the age of 5
years old or “school-age” are rarely allowed
to attend camp and this is primarily due to
safety reasons. there is no “perfect” age to
begin riding – that is determined by the
individual child – but what is very important
when looking for a summer riding camp is
to honestly determine your child’s riding
skill level. good summer riding camps offer
programs to accommodate a broad range of
skill levels. unfortunately, riding skill levels
are not clearly defined in the horse world.
typically, there are generic definitions
such as beginner, novice, intermediate and
advanced. Beginner is the one level that
needs to be clearly defined when looking for
the right summer riding camp. Beginner
means your child has little or no riding or
horse experience. ask the camp director
for clarification because each riding camp
is different. getting your child placed in
the right summer riding camp is a must
for their enjoyment and, most importantly,
their safety.
#6 what is the riding camp’s approach to
discipline?
ask about the camp’s rules and what
happens when these rules are broken? how do
they handle conflicts between campers? as a
parent, you should feel comfortable with these
rules and the consequences should align with
your personal parenting practices
#7 ask for references.
Finally and most importantly, get the names
and contact information of parents who have
children who have attended the riding camp
before. typically, this will be parents who have
had good experiences, but you can still get more
information by asking the right questions.
the right summer riding camp will
encourage your child to explore and learn in
a safe, monitored environment that could
possibly result in a life-long passion for horses
and riding. remember…today’s junior and
young riders are the equestrian leaders of
tomorrow. Without them, our sport has no
future. s
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If any junior SEDA member has exciting news to share in or out of the saddle, I would love to hear it, please send to Gerlinde Beckers at [email protected].
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najyrc Benefit show results rider horse sCore
fourth leVel test 1
CatherineShepard LightningDraw 60.857
third leVel test 1
anneHornbeak Ramos 64.868
third leVel test 2
anneHornbeak Ramos Hc
third leVel test 3
CatherineShepard LightningDraw 58.333
seCond leVel test 1
elizabethCummins Vinnie 61.571
seCond leVel test 2
elizabethCummins Vinnie 56.578
first leVel test 1
MeganHamilton Tango 62.931
first leVel test 2
MeganHamilton Tango 67.297
training leVel test 1
CourtRamsay BlueSuedeShoes 64.375
annByerley Snickers 59.792
training leVel test 2
CourtRamsay BlueSuedeShoes 67.500
emilyYoung Landmark’sMissLiberty 60.357
annByerley Snickers 61.607
training leVel test 3
emilyYoung Landmark’sMissLiberty 64.600
annByerley Snickers 60.400
intro a
Sarahenglish Chad 65.937
IsabellaRodwig appyGoLucky 66.562
BarbaraCastelli amigo 61.562
abigailRamsay Candy 59.062
rider horse sCore
intro b
Sarahenglish Chad 64.062
elsaRamsay ThomasCrowne 63.750+
IsabellaRodwig appyGoLucky 63.750
ChristaLemoine abbeyliexMaidOfDiamonds 63.750
BarbaraCastelli amigo 57.500
abigailRamsay Candy 47.631
intro C
elsaRamsay ThomasCrowne 57.250
usea beginner noViCe a
LaurenGibbs ReddyToGeaux 65.000
DebbieSpringer ThomasCrown 63.500
ChristaLemoine abbeyliexMaidOfDiamonds 59.000
usea training a
CaitlenBullen Bobbi’sStridenJewel 66.000
NicoleBreaux PrairieBoss 65.454
usea beginner noViCe b
LaurenGibbs ReddyToGeaux 64.285
usea preliM a
CalvinRamsay Hoodwink 65.000
ReaganLafleur Tawny 64.545
ReaganLafleur OrientDesTouches 65.455
CalvinRamsay MacGillyCuddy Scr
usea training b
CaitlenBullen Bobbi’sStridenJewel 63.181
NicoleBreaux PrairieBoss 62.272
usea preliM b
ReaganLafleur Tawny 63.913
ReaganLafleur OrientDesTouches 69.130
CalvinRamsay Hoodwink 63.043
CalvinRamsay MacGillyCuddy Scr
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+ seda schooling dressage award Chair:HeatherTruett 82403SabineSt. Folsom,La70437 (985) 630-2551 [email protected]
+ Volunteer hours Chair: LauriByerley 242evangelineDr Mandeville,La70471
how do members participate in the seda awards program?
BMakecopiesofthefrontofyourdressagetestresultsmakingsurescore,date,andjudge’snamearelegible.
CMailcopiestotheSchoolingDressageChairnolaterthan14daysafterthelastdayoftheweekendonwhichtheshowinquestionwasheld.Includeavalide-mailaddress.
DCheckyourstandingsandvolunteerhoursonthewebsiteandwitheachissue.Reportanydiscrepanciestotheappropriatechair.
www.sedariders.org
schooling dressage standingsAs of April 26, 2013
rider horsetests/judges
sCore
intro leVel - jr/yrSarahenglish Chad 4/2 64.531
IsabellaRodwig appyGoLucky 2/1 60.625
LilahFrank Jitterbug 1/1 59.500
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 1/1 57.000
prix Caprilli intro leVel - jr/yrLilahFrank Jitterbug 1/1 62.222
GreyCummins appyGoLucky 1/1 61.660
intro leVel - aa
ChristaLemoineabbeyliexMaidofDiamonds
3/2 63.270
MichelleCapone alCapony 1/1 57.750
intro leVel - oMolliePhelps Losangeles 4/2 65.781
JamiePhelps Solvang 4/3 61.790
training leVel - jr/yremmaBeckers OliverTwist 4/2 62.233
annByerley Snickers 4/2 61.137
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 2/1 60.513
training leVel - aaJamieBarowka Dominik 2/1 61.068
MichelleCrowley alCapony 2/1 57.991
training leVel - oashleyMurray Starflightamira 2/1 62.414
prix Caprilli training leVel - jr/yrLoganBaroka BrightonMyLife 1/1 66.086
SydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 1/1 64.782
rider horsetests/judges
sCore
first leVel - jr/yrKalieBeckers aladaStrike 2/1 66.597
seCond leVel - oelizabethCummins Vinnie 2/2 60.643
third leVel - jr/yrCameronDauterive PKMystikStardust 2/2 59.814
third leVel - aaCathyShepard LightningDraw 2/1 61.853
third leVel - oanneHornbeak Ramos 1/1 62.500
fourth leVel - aaelaineHarmon Lincoln 1/1 60.571
interMediare - jr/yrCameronDauterive DonGiovanni 1/1 67.105
usea beginner noViCe - jr/yrSamanthaSchultz SnickersSatisfies 2/1 59.488
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 1/1 58.500
usea beginner noViCe - sr
ChristaLemoineabbeyliexMaidofDiamonds
1/1 59.000
usea noViCe - srLynnQuast WorththeWait 2/1 66.848
SallyRichards TabulaRasa 2/1 64.710
GerlindeBeckers Traveler 2/1 64.174
RebeccaHron WarriorFortune 2/1 61.620
usea training - srClaudiaDuncan awesomeCommander 1/1 63.182
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Practice, practice, practice ... Lynn Quast and Samantha Schultz. Lauren Gibbs on Reddy to Geaux.
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sharpening the BasicsBy Sarah Truett, recipient of the Fall 2012 SEDA Junior Scholarship
s C h o l a r s h i p r e p o r t
When i received my seda scholarship, i
discussed with my trainer – elizabeth
cummins – what would be best to do with
this opportunity since i have a six year old
Paint mare named Flicka. Because Flicka is
a green horse that can jump and do simple
dressage, we decided to use it towards a set of
lessons with alescandra Pastuszek. We knew
“ms. al” would be a great help to Flicka and
me because we needed to concentrate on the
basics, like body mechanics, balance, and
obedience.
sure enough, when ms. al assessed us as a
team, she found that the biggest problems we
were having were in bend and balance.
ms. al began with body mechanics and
how to get a different reaction from Flicka
by just shifting my weight in the saddle. By
shifting the weight in my seat bones, i can
bend her, make her side pass, speed up or
slow down. even the way i held my shoulders
had a major effect on how my horse moved
and the way she bent her body. We also
worked on teaching Flicka how to flex to the
left and to the right, which is her stiffer side,
to help loosen her from head to tail. i also
learned how counter bending my horse could
help produce better bend and balance to the
inside which would help make her move
more correctly.
ground work was another teaching
method ms. al showed me to improve Flicka’s
obedience and respect for me. it also helped
with her bend and flexibility. We worked
both on a straight line and on a circle, making
Flicka respect my space and move where i
wanted.
ms. al showed me how to teach my horse
to place her inside foot over her outside
which helped Flicka to keep her balance while
moving. again, this helped immensely with
her flexibility. We also utilized the concept of
“inside over outside” when i was mounted at
the walk to put the flexibility into practice. i
quickly realized the need for better awareness
of Flicka’s entire body as it moved. For
instance, as i crossed her inside front foot
over her outside, i had to be conscious of
Flicka’s haunches or else she would “fall in”
or “pop a shoulder” and/or even come too far
off the straight line i was trying to make!
Flicka and i found our lessons with ms. al
very beneficial. i hope to continue my lessons
with her and use what she taught me to
improve my riding capabilities as well as help
my horse grow. s
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dressage across the Lake results rider horse sCore
training leVel test 1
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 64.583%
SydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 62.917%
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 61.750%
ParrishLFrisbee JustJack 56.042%
training leVel test 2
elizabethRichards artisticInspiration 59.107%
training leVel test 3
JamieBarowka Dominik 68.400%
ParrishLFrisbee JustJack 67.200%
alexandraVariscoabbeyliexMaidofDiamonds
64.200%
LouiseFox RegaloCCF 61.600%
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 61.200%
elizabethRichards artisticInspiration 60.800%
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 60.000%
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 59.400%
intro leVel test 3
GraceRivers Lance 59.750%
LaurenBaggett Lincoln 65.000%
training leVel test 2 opportunity Class
GraceRivers Lance 57.500%
dressage seat equitation
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 76.000%
first leVel test 1
LouiseFox RegaloCCF 67.586%
first leVel test 2
OliviaWeaver Bravura 64.595%
SarahReese JasminDeTanues 61.892%
first leVel test 3
KaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 71.935%
MimiPeters Moet 66.452%
OliviaWeaver Bravura 64.516%
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 61.935%
SarahReese JasminDeTanues 61.613%
TedWhiteLoughnatousaBrownBear
60.323%
eileenGuza BellaTheGreat 59.194%
first leVel test 2 opportunity Class
GinnyRoberts TheProfessor 46.892%
seCond leVel test 1
MimiPeters Moet 64.143%
elizabethCummins Vinnie 54.143%
alexandraVarisco Lavalais 67.714%
KaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 68.571%
rider horse sCore
third leVel test 3
LouiseV.White Cayenne 65.513%
fourth leVel test 1
LouiseV.White Cayenne 62.714%
elaineHarmon Lincoln 59.857%
fourth leVel test 2
VickyBusch Pacifica 67.973%
fourth leVel test 3
VickyBusch Gabriella 61.875%
young horse test
KimGentry Leonardo 72.800%
ReginaMilliken Romulus 61.200%
fei test of ChoiCe
KimGentry C-goldeneye 58.723%
LouiseFox Tsunami 56.596%
training leVel test 1
anneKornak DoubleRiversReallyCool 64.167%
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 60.208%
training leVel test 2
ParrishLFrisbee JustJack 73.393%
JamieBarowka Dominik 65.714%
elizabethRichards artisticInspiration 62.857%
anneKornak DoubleRiversReallyCool 58.214%
training leVel test 3
ParrishLFrisbee JustJack 67.800%
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 67.000%
JamieBarowka Dominik 62.000%
elizabethRichards artisticInspiration 61.600%
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 60.800%
alexandraVariscoabbeyliexMaidofDiamonds
60.400%
anneKornak DoubleRiversReallyCool 58.200%
SydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 56.800%
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 56.400%
intro leVel test 3
GraceRivers Lance 65.750%
traininge leVel test 2 opportunity Class
LaurenBaggett Lincoln 62.679%
GraceRivers Lance 62.143%
dressage seat equitation
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 80.000%
SydneyRagas Lil’BitOColor 74.000%
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 73.000%
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 72.000%
rider horse sCore
first leVel test 2
NicoleBaronne DoubleRiversSpinnaker 63.378%
first leVel test 3
LouiseFox RegaloCCF 65.806%
SarahReese JasminDeTanues 64.355%
OliviaWeaver Bravura 63.871%
alexandraVarisco Lavalais 61.774%
TedWhiteLoughnatousaBrownBear
61.129%
MimiPeters Moet 59.355%
KalieBeckers aladaStrike 59.194%
JulieBreland NotanIssue 58.226%
first leVel test 2 opportunity Class
GinnyRoberts TheProfessor 46.351%
seCond leVel test 1
NicoleBaronne DoubleRiversSpinnaker 58.571%
elizabethCummins VinnieSecond 57.429%
seCond leVel test 2
NicoleBaronne DoubleRiversSpinnaker 60.658%
KaleyBreland NearlyPerfect 59.605%
seCond leVel test 3
TedWhiteLoughnatousaBrownBear
59.167%
third leVel test 3
LouiseV.White Cayenne 60.897%
fourth leVel test 1
LouiseV.White Cayenne 63.143%
elaineHarmon Lincoln 59.429%
fourth leVel test 2
VickyBusch Pacifica 65.135%
fourth leVel test 3
VickyBusch Gabriella 60.125%
usdf freestyle test of ChoiCe
alexandraVarisco Lavalais 67.333%
elizabethCummins Vinnie 66.667%
young horse test of ChoiCe
KimGentry Leonardo 74.600%
fei test of ChoiCe
KimGentry C-goldeneye 63.830%
VickyBusch Maximus 60.789%
LouiseFox Tsunami 57.766%
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volunteer hoursAs of April 26, 2013
naMe # of hours BarcaDVM,allison 4Baronne,Nicole* 0Barowka,Jamie 12Barowka,Logan* 4Beckers,Mark 0Beckers,Gerlinde** 0Beckers,emma* 3Beckers,Kalie* 4Bellone,Grace 0Bendzans,Bonnie 0Breland,Kaley** 0Breland,Julie 0Brown,althea 0Bullard,Foncie 0Burba,Nancy 0Busch,Vicky 4Bush,Gloria 0Byerley,ann* 8Byerley,Lauri 15Cobb,Marie 0Constantin,Lisette 0Crowley,Michelle 0Cummins,elizabeth** 0Cummins,Grey* 0Cunningham,Hailey* 0Dauterive,Cameron* 4Dauterive,Judi** 4Davis,Sherrie 0DeFelice,Fran 0Duncan,Claudia 0edwards,Maryalice 5eglesfield,Bruce 0english,Sarah* 0Faciane,Corryn* 2Ferraro,Stacy 4Ferrell,Bonnie 0
naMe # of hours Finney,angela 0Flannery,Carol 0Frank,amy 0Frank,Lilah* 0Freeman,Laura** 0Freeman,Traci 0FreemanJr,Richard 0Frisbee,Parrish 0Germany,Caroline* 0Gibbs,Lauren 4Goodman,emily 0Gosling,Betsy 0Guza,eileen 0Hall,Carmen 3Hall,Maryelizabeth 0Harmon,elaine** 8Harrison,Ginny 10Hebert,erin 11Hemb,Claudia* 0Hemb,eva* 0Hemb,Isabella* 0Henry,Constance 8Heymann,Joan 0Hornbeak,anne 0Hron,Rebecca 0Hughes,Laura 0James,Juliette* 0Katz,Lynda 0Kitchens,Sheri 0Knudsen,Suzanne 0Kornak,anne 0Kurzius,Rene 0Landreneau,Nicole** 0Lemoine,Christa 4MacGowan,Vicki 4MacGregor,SusanKim 4
naMe # of hours Martin,Janel** 4Marullo,Kym 0Mayer,ann 0McCarthy,Hildy 0Meeks,ashley* 0Mendel-John,elaine 4Merritt,Barbara** 0Miller,Lily* 0Miller-Tarver,Charlotte0Milliken,Regina 0Morris,Leslie** 4Morrison,Corinne 0Murray,ashley 0Musacchia,Zachary* 0O’Neal,Teri 0Pace,Stephanie 0Page,Simone* 4Palowsky,Stacy 0Penney,Nancy 11Peters,Mimi 0Peterson,Greta 0Peterson,Craig 2Petraitis,Dawn 4Phelps,Jamie 0Phelps,Mollie 0Posey,Kathleen 0Quast,Lynn** 0Ragas,Sydney* 2Reitzell,Kylie 4Restrepo,alexandra* 0Rice,Margaret** 0Richards,Sally** 0Rideau,Natalie 0Roca,Ruth** 4Rodwig,Isabella* 0Roth,StevieLynn* 4
naMe # of hours Rose,Shelley 0Rouse,Kittye 0Schiefelbein,Victoria 0Schnauder,Victoria* 0Schultz,Sydney* 0Schultz,Samantha* 0Shepard,Cathy 0Shepard,alice* 0Smedley,Rebecca 4Stagg,Julie 0Stoyanoff,Svenya* 0Summers,Lori 0Taliaferro,Robyn 4Tharp,Katie 0Tison,Norman 0Titus,Corinne 0Truett,Sarah* 14Truett,Heather 28Varisco,Kelley 6Varisco,alex* 4Wade,Nell 0West,Chrissy 0White,Lolly 0White,Ted 0Yates,amanda 0Zabenco,Susan 0Zepernick,Mattie* 0
non-seda MeMbersRagas,Laura 1Reitzell,Lisa 4Roth,Mary 4Weaver,Olivia 4
All SEDA members over the age of 18 are required to complete 4 volunteer hours, or submit a $25 fee, to be eligible for year-end awards. See Awards Program rules for complete details.**SEDA board members and/or chairpersons are not required to complete additional volunteer hours to be eligible for year-end awards.*Riders under the age of 18 are highly encouraged, but not required, to complete volunteer hours.
Welcome New MembersHaileyCunningham Metairie,La
angelaFinney Poplarville,MS
CarolineGermany NewOrleans,La
JoanHeymann Covington,La
StephaniePace NewOrleans,La
alexandraRestrepo Mandeville,La
NatalieRideau NewOrleans,La
KatieTharp Folsom,La
Note:
Volunteer Hours
may now be
submitted online!
Visit the Membership
or Resources pages
of the SEDA
web site!
amen corner dressage & ct results rider horse sCore
interMediare iCameronDauterive DonGiovanni 67.125
fourth leVel test 1elaineHarmon Lincoln 60.571
third leVel test 1CathyShepard LightningDraw 60.657
anneHornbeak Ramos 62.500
third leVel test 3CameronDauterive PkMysticStardust 59.102
elaineHarmon Lincoln 57.564
CathyShepard LightningDraw 62.948
seCond leVel test 1StephaniePace SnappeeDressur 56.000
elizabethCummins Vinnie 59.714
first leVel test 1LindaStrine Silhouette 65.344
first leVel test 2LindaStrine Silhouette 63.783
rider horse sCore
training leVel test 1LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 60.625
annByerley Snickers 60.625+
emmaBeckers OliverTwist 60.208
training leVel test 2ashleyMurray Starflightamira 61.428
JamieBarowka Dominik 60.535
annByerley Snickers 60.714
training leVel test 3 - aaashleyMurray Starflightamira 63.400
JamieBarowka Dominik 61.600
training leVel test 3 - jremmaBeckers OliverTwist 62.800
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 60.400
SydneyRagas LilBitO’Color 57.000
annByerley Snickers 61.600
CameronDauterive CajunSpice 52.600
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SEDA Prix Caprilli &
DoodleBug TestsSeDahasdevelopedaseriesofPrixCaprillitestsforIntroLevel,TrainingLevelandFirstLevelforuseatourlocalshows.
ThereisalsoaDoodleBugtestforourleadlinegraduates:it’sawalk(trotoptional)testdesignedtobuildconfidenceinour
youngestriders.
Copiesofthetestsareavailablefordownload ontheSeDawebsite.
pThanks...
Thank you to my SEDA family for all their prayers and support during my illness and hospital stay.
Special thanks to the Board members for the lovely plant sent to my home...I do not think I would have survived without the love and concern of my dear friends. I hope to be able to travel soon to
see all, I miss my South LA friends!
-Mollie Phelps
rider horse dressage dress. plaCe penalty total final
preliMinaryemilyembree CrescentCityClassic 35.00 e e e e
noViCeCameronDauterive GFWindchime 36.96 2 0/0 36.96 1
ClaudiaHemb Ricardo 33.92 1 0/5 38.95 2
IsabellaHemb ButterCream 40.44 4 0/0 40.44 4
evaHemb Piper 39.14 3 0/1 40.14 3
CameronDauterive CajunSpice 39.14 3 0/3 43.14 5
ChrissyWest CadyO’Dalyendymion 32.61 1 4/17 53.61 2
LynnQuast WorthTheWait 35.66 2 4/11 50.66 1
LisetteContantin TheHandyman 39.57 3 16/40 95.57 3
beginner noViCeLaurenGibbs ReddyToGeaux 37.15 3 4/0 41.15 1
elaineMendel-John TripleSBlackwoodImage 34.29 2 Scr
SallyRichards TabulaRasa 33.81 1 8/23 64.81 2
pollywogVictoriaSchnauder LaMadeleine 42.50 6 0/0 42.50 4
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 37.00 2 4/0 41.00 2
SamanthaSchultz SnickersSatisfies 40.50 5 0/0 40.50 1
CameronDauterive PkMysticStardust 33.00 1 e e e
LilyMiller TripleTreat 37.50 3 0/4 41.50 3
LilahFrank Jitterbug 38.00 4 12/16 66.00 5
tadpoleSydneyRagas LilBitO’Color 39.50 1 4/1 44.50 1
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 44.00 2 Scr
aMoebaChristaLemoine Puzzle 43.75 1 0/5 48.75 1
SarahTruett Flicka 43.13 2 0/8 51.13 2
KylieReitzell Whistlin’Dixie 39.38 1 0/0 39.38 1
pre-aMoebaGreyCummins appyGoLucky 38.13 1 12/47 97.13 1
rider horse sCore
intro test aSarahenglish Chad 65.000
SvenyaStoyanoff Maestro 58.750
intro test a, Cont.IsabellaRodwig appyGoLucky 60.625
SarahTruett Flicka 56.875
alexRestreppo ChairmanCajunDoc 61.250
intro test bSarahenglish Chad 63.125
IsabellaRodwig appyGoLucky 60.625
SvenyaStoyanoff Maestro 61.250
alexRestreppo ChairmanCajunDoc 61.875
noViCe aLynnQuast WorthTheWait 68.695
RebeccaHron WarriorFortune 61.739
SallyRichards TabulaRasa 66.086
noViCe bLynnQuast WorthTheWait 65.000
RebeccaHron WarriorFortune 61.500
intro test CLilahFrank Jitterbug 59.500
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 57.00
rider horse sCore
beginner noViCe aLaurenGibbs ReddyToGeaux 66.500
SydneySchultz DoubleDutch 58.500
SamanthaSchultz SnickersSatisfies 58.500+
LilyMiller TripleTreat 63.000
beginner noViCe bLaurenGibbs ReddyToGeaux 65.714
SallyRichards TabulaRasa 63.333
SamanthaSchultz SnickersSatisfies 58.500
LilyMiller TripleTreat 63.000
prix Caprilli intro 1LilahFrank Jitterbug 62.222
prix Caprilli training 1ChristianMaloney Gangster 60.000
SydneyRagas LilBitO’Color 64.782
LoganBarowka BrightonMyLife 66.086
prix Caprilli training 2ChristianMaloney Gangster 56.250
ACF Dressage and CT Results continued from page 17
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najyrC jackets and t-shirts on saleBoth garments sport the najyrc
logo on the back bottom hem showing
your support of the region 9 riders. the
art work on both garments was designed
by Fei Bronze medalist and 2012 junior
team member, kalie Beckers. visit http://
www.uswarmblood.com/najyrc-shirts.
html to see all the styles and colors. s
usdf launches new sport horse prospect development program
the united states dressage Federation
(usdF) is pleased to announce the launch
of the usdF sport horse Prospect
development Program, presented by
dressage at devon, a usdF education
Partner, and supported by hassler
dressage. created by the usdF sport
horse committee, this new program
is designed to bridge the educational
gap in the development of dressage
horses, as they progress from showing
in-hand to work under saddle and
eventual competition. it will feature a live
forum approach, focused on a correct,
fundamental system for starting sport
horse prospects. this new educational
event is intended for trainers, owners,
and breeders nationwide, with the goal
of developing a consistent training
foundation for all sport horse prospects.
the inaugural forum will be held
september 14-15, 2013,
hosted by the new
england dressage
association, at apple
knoll Farm, in millis,
ma. the forum will be
led by internationally
renowned sport horse development
experts, and educators, scott hassler,
useF national young dressage horse
coach, and ingo Pape, one of germany’s
most respected breeders and horsemen.
the instructors will work with
selected participants and engage auditors
in an interactive setting. the focus will be
to provide education on the critical phase
in sport horse training, as the three-year-
old prospect transitions from in-hand to
the first year under saddle. methods for
developing a solid foundation for each
horse will be presented. Participants and
auditors will also develop the necessary
tools to select and evaluate sport horse
prospects, as well as the key elements
needed in a trainer for this stage of a
horse’s education.
For more information about the new
usdF sport horse Prospect development
Program, contact the usdF office at
[email protected], or call (859) 971-
2277. s
entry and invitation qualifications announced for us dressage finals
the united states dressage
Federation (usdF) has announced the
entry and invitation qualifications for
the 2013 us dressage Finals presented
by adequan®. champion and reserved
champions at each of the nine great
american insurance group/usdF
regional dressage championships, who
have achieved a minimum score, filed
a “declaration of intent”, and are us
citizens, will be eligible to compete. in
addition, “Wild card” invitations will also
be available to high scoring competitors
in the regional championships, who are
not otherwise eligible.
the 2013 us dressage Finals
presented by adequan®, will be held
november 7-10, 2013, at the kentucky
horse Park. it will be the first head-to-
head competition in dressage, showcasing
adult amateur and open riders, at training
Level through grand Prix. the event will
include an open division at training
Level through grand Prix, as well as all
Freestyles. additionally, it will include an
adult amateur division at training Level
through grand Prix. these finals will
allow horse and rider combinations, who
qualify through the nine great american/
usdF regional championships, the
opportunity to compete on the national
stage.
For more information about the us
dressage Finals presented by adequan®,
and to access evolving event and
competitor information, visit the event
website at www.usdressagefinals.com, or
contact the usdF office at usdressage@
usdf.org. or, to view the full entry and
invitation Qualifications document, go to
http://www.usdf.org/usdressagefinals/
competitors/eiq.asp. . s
announcing the 2013 rebecca broussard travel grants
What are your goals as an event rider?
is the dream of being an international
rider one of your goals? opportunity
is knocking! the application is the first
step in being considered for the travel
grant to the event at rebecca Farm
cic***. deadline for your application is
june 1, 2013. http://useventing.com/
sites/default/files/2013%20rebecca%20
Broussard%20travel%20grant%20
application.pdf
only three more years are left of this
extraordinary opportunity! this grant
will award over $50,000 annually to
u s d f / t d f / u s e a / u s e f n e w s
newsworthy
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event riders competing at the advanced level in
an effort to relieve training, competition and
travel costs. the first portion of the grants,
amounting to over $20,000, will be awarded
annually to several riders, to assist with their
travel to the event at rebecca Farms to compete
in the cic*** division. the international
portion of the rebecca Broussard grant,
amounting to $30,000 will be awarded to an
individual rider to assist with the expenses
incurred while competing internationally. all
advanced riders with the desire to become an
international event rider and who have not
represented the united sates at a ccio3* and/
or ccio4* are eligible for the grants. s
new award requirement for dressage sport horse breeding year-end awards
effective october 1, 2012, for a horse to
be eligible for the adequan®/usdF dressage
sport horse Breeding horse of the year
awards and/or the adequan®/usdF all-
Breeds dressage sport horse Breeding awards,
scores must now be earned from a minimum
of three different judges. Please refer to the
usdF member guide or usdF website for
more information. s
important information regarding the use of equine supplements
the united states equestrian Federation
does not certify, endorse, nor approve specific
equine nutritional supplements as safe for use
during recognized competitions. as a service
to useF members, and upon request, the
useF drug and medication Program office
will review product labels to determine if
forbidden substances are amongst the specific
ingredients listed. however, all competitors
are advised that the manufacture of equine
nutritional supplements
is not currently subject
to formal regulation by
any government agency;
therefore the proportions,
source, and quality of their ingredients may
not be consistently controlled during the
production process and may be highly variable
from manufacturer to manufacturer. in the
unfortunate event that a forbidden substance
is present in a sample collected by the useF
drug & medications testing program, the
owner and trainer will be subject to the
provisions outlined in gr404 and gr406 and
will be held accountable as defined in chapter
4 of the useF rule Book. s
announcing the usea and usef eventing 18/advancing athletes program
the usea and useF are pleased to
announce the introduction of the eventing
18/advancing athlete program, a new joint
initiative for 2013. the goal of this program is
to build a foundation of future horsemen and
women that will hopefully go on to represent
our country. this is the beginning of the
athlete Pipeline. selection into the program
will be based on talent, competitiveness,
commitment, potential, willingness to learn,
quality of application, and recommendation.
useF chef d’equipe david o’connor will
oversee the program and teach the first training
session in 2013. there will be one intensive
training session this year and will include
immersion in all facets of horsemanship.
additional sessions may be added in 2014.
all interested riders will have to fill out an
application to be considered. this application is
available on the useF website. applicants will
have to provide a letter of recommendation
from an icP certified instructor with their
application. minimum requirement for
application is a national qualifying result
(nQr) at the Preliminary level on the horse
with which a rider is applying. riders are
eligible through the year in which they turn
18.
all riders must be us citizens and an active
member of their area young rider Program,
the usea, and the useF. s
In SympathySEDA extends condolences to
Leslie Morris on the loss of her
horse, Deep Pockets.
NextDeadline
for Off Course is
June10
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seda volunteer hours form
* mail form to: lauri byerley, 242 evangeline dr, mandeville, la 70471 within 14 days after volunteering. thank you!
(Form may also be submitted online, see the seda website, resources page)
voLunteer’s name (PLease Print)
iF diFFerent From aBove, name oF memBer to Whom hours are to Be credited
address
cit y state ZiP
Phone (indicate home / oFFice / moBiLe) e-maiL
event name date(s) # oF hours
event manager’s name signature date
eventing results form
* mail results to: Kimberly schultz, 18648 hwy 40, covington, la 70435 within 14 days after the last day on which the horse trial/combined test was held. use one form per
horse/rider combination. thank you!
rider’s name (PLease Print) horse’s shoW name
address
cit y state ZiP
Phone (indicate day or evening) e-maiL
event name (indicate ht,ct, or other) date(s)
division no. oF horses in division PL acement in division
i am a: o Senior o Junior this show is recognized by: o USEA o SEDAPenalty Points: o Dressage________ o Stadium________ o Cross Country________ o Time Penalty________ o Total ________
event secretary/manager name signature date
event manager’s name signature date
SEDA Award Points For the Awards ChairPlacement_________Completed____________Clean Cross Country________Total_________o Postcard mailed o Added to YTD totalso Sent to USEA Area III or IV
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boarding aVailable
boarding available at oak hill ranch. PastureBoard$300month.LimitedStallBoardingavailableat$600month.Call(985)796-3650forfurtherdetails.
full board available at amen Corner farm.Yourtrainerwelcometocomeandteachyou.Limitedstallsavailable.CallReneforfurtherdetails.(504)6698669.
www.farawayfarm.homestead.com Boarding$375,individualoutdoorstallsinprivatepastures.Fulluseofbarnamenities,regulationlargedressagering,ownersonpremises,Covington/Folsomarea.Bonnie(985)796-5413.
feed/hay
hay for sale.CoastalBermudaHay.CharlotteMiller-Tarver&SamTarver(985)502-0955
health & wellness
gaitway therapeutic horsemanship. Humans-Horses-Hope!ShelleyRosePTa,executiveDirector:(225)766-1614Shelley@GaitWay.org.BatonRougeandPortallen.Programdetailsonlineatwww.GaitWay.org.
horses
for sale: 10 year old trakhner mare workingat2ndleveldressage.Qualifiedat1stlevelforRegion9DressageChampionshipthisNovember.Shealsohaseventingbackground.ContactMaryaliceedwardsat(337)[email protected].
taCk
17.5” schleese liberty dressage saddle.excellentconditionwithbrandnewseat(newseatonlyriddeninonce).ContactelaineHarmonat(504)[email protected].
17.5” berney brothers Cross Country saddle.Mediumtree.VeryGoodcondition.$850obo.ContactWatsonforpicturesormoreinfo.(504)[email protected]
16” close contact Crosby Collegiate jumping saddle,excellentcondition.$300obo.CallChrisat(251)[email protected].
prestige optimax dressage saddle. Black,17”.Nofittings.(985)893-4500.$2000.
older model Campbell dressage saddle. 17inchseat,mediumtree.Faircondition.(318)229-9143$200orbestoffer.
trailers
all aluminum 3-horse trailer for sale 1988Barrett3-horseslanttrailer,w/dressingarea,ramp.excellentcondition.$7,500.Call(893)5324or630-2967.
ClassifiedsPlease send your ads to: Ruth Roca
(504) 905-5009 or [email protected]
The year was 1998(ish). The team was psyched. Who are they? The eventing team of Bonnie Fay on Skittles, Lauren Gibbs on Bubba and Ted White on Leap Year.
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Trainer DirectoryNancy BurbaDressage(225) 642-5749 (225) [email protected]
Vicky BuschDressage(985) 796-3317 [email protected]
Bruce EglesfieldStarting young horses Re-education (985) [email protected]
Anne HornbeakDressage (985) [email protected]
Regina Milliken Dressage • Starting young horses(985) [email protected] www.oakhillranch.com
Lauren MooreHunter/Jumper • Dressage(985) 796-9134 [email protected] lagniappeequestriancenter.com
Leslie MorrisDressage • Hunter/Jumper(504) 833-7923 (504) [email protected] stirlingfarm.info.com
Lynn QuastDressage • Eventing(985) 893-4500 (504) [email protected]
Katie TharpDressage • Jumping • Young Horses • Competition(985) 397-4958 [email protected] runnymede-farm.com
Equine Facility DirectoryAnne Hornbeak Stables15081 Hwy 40Folsom, LA [email protected]
Aussie Acres Training P.O. Box 1381 Folsom, LA [email protected]
Nancy Burba 1300 Lawrence Pkwy St. Gabriel, LA 70776 (225) 642-5749 (225) 938-0390 [email protected]
Busch Sporthorses LLC79418 Mathies RdFolsom, LA 70437Vicky Busch(985) [email protected]
Equi-Best Equestrian Center82136 Hwy 437Covington, LA 70435Lynn Quast(985) 893-4500 (504) [email protected]
Lagniappe Equestrian Center13349 Verger RdP.O. Box 839Folsom, LA 70437(985) [email protected]
Oak Hill Ranch79234 Hwy 25Folsom, LA 70437(985) [email protected] www.oakhillranch.com
Runnymede Farm81475 Chenel RoadFolsom, LA 70437(985) 377-4958Katie Tharp [email protected] runnymede-farm.com
To have your facility or services included in this directory, please see the application and additional information
on the SEDA web site (www.sedariders.org).
Advertise in the
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board of direCtors
president|LynnQuast 504-905-3690•[email protected]
ViCe president|JudiDauterive 985-796-8661•[email protected]
seCretary|elaineHarmon 504-469-9652•[email protected]
treasurer|JanelMartin 985-290-6821•[email protected]
dressage direCtor|LeslieMorris 504-833-7923•[email protected]
eVenting direCtor|elizabethCummins 985-796-5011•[email protected]
junior/young rider direCtor|GerlindeBeckers 985-606-0033•[email protected]
MeMbership direCtor|LauraFreeman 985-796-5188•[email protected]
publiCations direCtor|NicoleLandreneau 985-725-1137•[email protected]
CoMMittees
award Chair - annual|LeslieMorris 504-833-7923•[email protected]
award Chair - eVenting|KimberlySchultz 985-259-2580•[email protected]
award Chair - reCogniZed dressage SallyRichards•985-809-7391•[email protected]
award Chair - sChooling dressage HeatherTruett•985-630-2551 [email protected]
fleur de leap 2013 Chair|elizabethCummins 985-796-5011•[email protected]
le bon teMps 2013 Chair|JanelMartin 985-796-8199•[email protected]
noMinating CoMMittee|BoardMembers
off Course adVertising|RuthRoca 504-905-5009•[email protected]
off Course Calendar|GerlindeBeckers 985-878-0210•[email protected]
off Course Mailing|MargaretRice&[email protected]
sCholarship CoMMittee Chair|elaineHarmon 504-469-9652•[email protected]
Volunteer hours Chair|LauriByerley 704-340-4482•[email protected]
web site Chair|NicoleLandreneau 985-725-1137•[email protected]
s e d a o f f i C e r s & C h a i r s
Established in 1975, the Southern
Eventing and Dressage Association is
a non-profit, educational organization
founded to foster an interest in, and
a understanding of, the equestrian
sports of Dressage and Eventing.
The Southern Eventing & Dressage
Association is governed by the United
States Equestrian Federation. We
are also a Region 9 Group Member
Organization of the United States
Dressage Federation and an Area III
& V Affiliate of the United States
Eventing Association.
c/o Margaret Rice7048 Moniteau CourtBaton Rouge, LA 70809
please send calendar items to Gerlinde beckers at (985) 606-0033 or [email protected]. seda events are in BOLD CAPS. Dates subject to change. May 2013 1 SEDA SChOLArShiP DEADLinE4 serenity Farm schooling dessage
show ‡ ‡ Serenity Farm/ Folsom, LA
4 sacred heart combined test and schooling dressage show Grand Coteau, LA elisha trombley [email protected] or 337-258-7040
4-5 area iii championships‡ Hamilton, GA
4-5 dressage at the Palace i & ii‡ San Antonio, TX
10 jodie kelly clinic mary alice edwards 337-278-7574 Red Sky Ranch / Broussard, LA
10-11 jeff moore Biomechanics clinic virginia ellis 713-694-0694 www.equestrianventures.com Houston, TX
11-12 dallas dressage spring i & ii‡ Irving, TX
18-19 dressage across the Lake‡‡ Folsom, LA
16-19 chc international at chattahoochee hills‡ Fairburn, GA
20 SEDA BOArD MEEting Bravo’s / Metairie, LA
26-27 gsec diamond classic i & ii‡ Katy, TX
30-31 janet Foy clinic Twinwood Equestrian Center Simonton, TX
june 2013 1-2 SEDA JUniOr CLASSiC
SChOOLing DrESSAgE AnD COMBinED tESt ‡ ‡ Amen Corner Farm / Folsom, LA
1-2 hds summer dressage i & ii‡ Bryan, TX
1-2 Poplar Place june horse trials‡ Hamilton, GA
2-5 Leif sorensen clinic [email protected] 985-796-9434 Anne Hornbeak Stables Folsom, LA
8-9 texas rose horse Park summer horse trials ‡ Tyler, TX
10 OFF COUrSE DEADLinE
15-16 jessica jo tate clinic Wild Oaks Ranch / Paradise, TX
15-16 Full gallop Farm june horse trials‡ Aiken, SC
july 2013 6-7 chattahoochee hills ht‡
Fairburn, GA13-14 chattahoochee hills ht‡
Fairburn, GA27-28 Lemonade daze i & ii‡
Irving, TX27-28 Windy knoll Farm summer dressage
shows i & ii‡ Magnolia, TX
august 2013 10 OFF COUrSE DEADLinE10 SEDA SUMMEr SOirEé
Location tBA20 cross country course closes to
schooling in preparation for Fleur de Leap
24-25 Full gallop Farm june horse trials‡ Aiken, SC
31-1 hds Laborious day i & ii‡ Katy, TX
31-1 chattahoochee hills ht‡ Fairburn, GA
septeMber 2013 7-8 ada Fall dressage i & ii and ride for
the cure‡ San Antonio, TX
7-8 the Last dance useF-licensed dressage show ‡ ‡ Amen Corner Farm / Folsom, LA
12-15 Poplar Place horse trials ‡ Hamilton, GA
14-15 ddc yellow rose Festival i & ii‡ Irving, TX
14-15 gsec Platinum classic i & ii‡ Katy, TX
20-22 FALL FLEUr DE LEAP ‡ ‡ Lagniappe Farm / Folsom, LA
20-22 texas dressage Fall classic i & ii‡ Tyler, TX
26-29 usea aec region v‡
oCtober 2013 5 serenity Farm schooling dessage
show ‡ ‡ Serenity Farm/ Folsom, LA
10 OFF COUrSE DEADLinE12-13 Pine top october horse trials
Thomson, GA17-18 gaig/usdF region 9 & sWdc
championships & houston dressage autumn classic‡ Bryan, TX
18-21 jeff moore Biomechanics clinic virginia ellis 713-694-0694 www.equestrianventures.com Houston, TX
24-25 janet Foy clinic Twinwood Equestrian Center Simonton, TX
24-27 chattahoochee hills ht‡ Fairburn, GA
25-27 holly hill Fall horse trials ‡
Benton, LA noVeMber 2013 1 SEDA SChOLArShiP DEADLinE1-3 rocking horse horse trials
Altoona, FL2 Pine hill Fall horse trials ‡
Bellville, TX2-3 Full gallop Farm horse trials‡
Aiken, SC2-3 usdF adult clinic with hilda gurney
Weatherford, TX7-10 us dressage Finals
Kentucky Horse Park / Lexington, KY9-10 Poplar Place horse trials ‡
Hamilton, GA9-10 texas rose horse Park spring
horse trials ‡ Tyler, TX
9-10 amen corner Farm schooling dressage show ‡ ‡ Amen Corner Farm / Folsom, LA
14-15 janet Foy clinic Twinwood Equestrian Center Simonton, TX
23-24 Pine top thanksgiving horse trials ‡ Thomson, GA
30 Last day of 2013 show season – be sure to renew your membership!
deCeMber 2013 1 Beginning of 2014 show season8 horses for heroes schooling dresage
and combined test ‡ ‡ Amen Corner Farm / Folsom, LA
10 OFF COUrSE DEADLinE15 all scores and standings are final as
posted. no changes will be accepted after this date.
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‡Denotes SHOW SCORES ONLY apply to SEDA Year End Awards. ‡‡Denotes show scores AND volunteer hours apply to SEDA Year End Awards. Current as of 2/17/13.
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established in 1975, the southern eventing
and dressage association is a non-
profit, educational organization
founded to foster an interest
in, and understanding of, the
equestrian sports of dressage
and eventing. seda is a group
member organization of
usdF, affiliated with usea,
and governed by the united
states equestrian Federation.
club activities include educational clinics and
seminars, schooling shows, Le Bon
temps (a recognized dressage show),
Fleur de Leap (an eventing show),
fun paces, and an annual awards
program. seda is one of the
largest usdF affiliated clubs in
region 9 and growing. We invite
you to join us in supporting,
learning, and enjoying the sports
of dressage and eventing in our area.
ride with seda!
seda application/renewal* mail form & check (made out to seda) to: laura Freeman, 206 henri st.,
Folsom, la 70437
the membership year begins december 1, 2012 and expires november 30, 2013. new members applying after october 1 will receive free membership for the balance of that year.
o senior $55 o junior $45 o *Family $80 o new application o renewal
Please note: 1) to qualify for usdF regional championships you must be a Participating Member by joining usdF directly. 2) $20 of your seda membership fee goes directly to usdF for your group membership. *FAMILY includes up to two people at the same address: add $10 for each additional person.
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