2016 Issue 9

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2016 Issue 9

www.nodarider.org
Issue 9, 2016
NODA News
Northern Ohio Dressage Association
In this issue:
 Thank you to all Dressage 2016 & Encore
Sponsors, Volunteers, & Competitors
 Dressage 2016 & Encore Results
 August NODA Schooling Show Results
 Thoughts Following the Olympics by
Betsy Rebar Sell
 Hidden Treasures– Piccolo Pines by Sarah
Freeman
Cover Photo:
Judge & Scribe
at Dressage
2016.
Photo by Erich
Linder
NODA Dressage 2016 and Dressage 2016 Encore Edition
Northern Ohio Dressage Association Recognized Shows
NODA News 2016 Page
Greetings from the President
SCHOLARSHIPS page.
The Northern Ohio
Dressage Association
is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit
education organization
2016/2017 NODA
Executive Board
President
Dee Liebenthal
330-562-8455
[email protected]
Vice President
Christine Thompson
[email protected]
440-590-1598
Treasurer
Nancy Danielson
440-759-2117 (Text only)
[email protected]
Secretary
Patti Valencic
[email protected]
Parliamentarian
Dale Lappert
330-527-4683
[email protected]
Directors at Large
Mary Lou Gallagher
216-251-7469
[email protected]
Barbara Soukup
[email protected]
440-339-3980
Mary Dana Prescott
440-942-1008
Halle Clause
[email protected]
330-472-0888
Niki Sackman
[email protected]
440-454-4709
NODA News 2016 Page 2
Dee Liebenthal and Rens
D
ear Members,
I want to start this letter by
thanking
everyone
who
helped and is still contributing while I
am recovering from my broken arm.
Thank you also to all those that sent
me “get well” wishes.
I am back to work and able to use my
right hand for typing. I still have weeks
to go for a full recovery, but having the
concern for NODA taken off my
shoulders has been extremely helpful.
NODA is a great organization with so
many helpful members, and there are
no words to convey how appreciative I
am for all of you.
I want to remind everyone that the
deadline to apply for the Adult
Amateur and Jr/YR scholarships is
October 1st.
The winners will be
announced at the annual banquet
November 19th. Information and
application forms are on the NODA
website at SCHOLARSHIPS page.
This is a busy time for NODA members,
as over the next few months there are
lots of equestrian activities happening.
The NODA schooling show season is
drawing to a close and the next big
event is our schooling show at CVF on
October 8th, followed by the
Championship show on October 9th.
Attendance at our shows this summer
has been encouraging, to say the least.
Many of our shows have been
unexpectedly full. It has been nice to
pay a judge for an hour of overtime,
instead of sending them home after
only five hours of judging.
A very big “Thank you” to Sally Burton,
Jennifer Tulleners, Kirsten Thomas,
Mary Lou Gallagher, and all our
wonderful volunteers. Shows were
organized, very welcoming, and our
volunteers were always well fed. Send
us a note and tell us what you liked
about this year, what you didn’t like,
and what you would like to see next
year.
What did you think of the team
competitions? We want to keep them
going if you liked them. How did you
all like registering for classes and also
volunteering on line? Do on-line
registrations make it easier for you?
After the close of show season, the
next big event will be our Annual
Awards Banquet on November 19th .
We will be back at the Crown Plaza this
year, as we received feedback from
members letting us know that last
year’s facility was nice but members
weren’t wowed by the cuisine.
As always, our Professional Grants are
available throughout the year. There is
no deadline and we can award up to
five in a calendar year. If you are a
professional and want financial help in
attending a symposium or the “L”
program or other similar educational
event, please check out requirements You won’t want to miss this this year
also
on
the
NODA
website
2016 Committees
Communications
Correspondence Secretary:
Rosemary Rufo
330-527-7836
[email protected]
Newsletter Editors:
Layout/Content: Sara Justice
[email protected]
Layout/Content: April Woodward
[email protected]
Advertising/Corral: Mosie Welch
330-618-5838
[email protected]
Classifieds: VACANT
Reporting: Regina Sacha-Ujczo
[email protected]
Webmaster & Facebook: Linda Cooley
440-941-6269
[email protected]
Educational Programs
Co-chairs:
Marcia Doyle
330-562-8456
[email protected]
Berni Moauro
330-467-0619
[email protected]
Membership & Handbook
Chair: Fran Cverna
440-834-1774
[email protected]
External Relations: Lisa Gorretta
440-543-8682
[email protected]
Historical
Historian: Lora Burgess
440-554-6736
[email protected]
Competitions
Recognized Shows
Chair:
Christine Thompson
440-590-1598
[email protected]
Manager: Kevin Bradbury
734-426-2111 Ext 111
[email protected]
Show Secretary: Mary Lou Gallagher
216-251-7469
[email protected]
Volunteer Coordinator: Karen Eisenhauer Shirring
330-220-4705
[email protected]
Sponsors/Advertising: Regina Sacha Ujczo
216-390-3702
[email protected]
Hospitality: Kirsten Thomas
216-509-8881
[email protected]
Program Coordinator: Elizabeth Bross
814-881-2786
[email protected]
Schooling Shows
Chair:
Sally Burton
440-221-7544
[email protected]
Show Secretary: Jennifer Tulleners
440-213-6685
[email protected]
Volunteer Coordinator: Kirsten Thomas
216-509-8881
[email protected]
Awards
Junior & Young Rider Liaison:
Lauren Hunter
812-655-0375
[email protected]
Chair:
Member Liaison: Kathy Kirchner
330-995-6010
[email protected]
Chair:
Professional Liaison: Mary Dana Prescott
440-942-1008 (no texts)
Western Dressage Liaison: Halle Clause
330-472-0888
[email protected]
Janeen Langowski-Grava
440-666-6182
[email protected]
Silent Auction
Patty Keim
330-350-2775
[email protected]
Year-End Banquet
Chair:
Shannon O'Hara
440-781-4557
[email protected]
2016 Recognized
Shows Sponsors
Platinum
Big Dee’s Tack
& Vet Supply
Shade Tree Farm
Betsy Rebar Sell
Gold
Schneider Saddlery
Geauga Feed
and Grain Supply
Silver
Arielle Brodkey
Bronze
The Visiting Vet
Other Sponsors
lon page 7
Class Sponsors
on page 8
Recognized Shows
Advertisers on page 4
Newsletter Advertisers
Equestrian Pursuits
GPS, Horse and Human
Dynamics
JP Dressage
Lake Erie College
North Crest
Equestrian Center
Poulin Dressage
Rivendel Farm
Saddles 101
Sterling Lakes
Equestrian Center
Topline Stables
The Visiting Vet
Valley Equine Dentistry
United States Dressage
Federation
President’s Letter – Continued from Page 2
even if you aren’t applying for awards. Lisa Gorretta
will take the podium and tell us a little about her
experience as an official and TV star at the Olympics
in Rio. So mark your calendars!
We are beginning to look back on the 2016
competition year, analyzing what went well, what
needs improvement, and what we can add to help
NODA work better for all its members. Please
contact our Member Liaison, Kathy Kirchner, at
We are still looking for a volunteer to work with the [email protected] with your thoughts,
Newsletter committee managing the classified ads. ideas, kudos, and/or concerns.
This takes a few hours each month, you can do it
from home, and you will be assured of having your Thank you all for your support.
volunteer hours in for year-end awards.
Dee Liebenthal, President
We are also be looking for volunteers to help with
the annual banquet and silent auction. The NODA
bucks for these hours will apply towards 2017
awards. If you want to be part of the action, which is
always
fun,
send
an
email
to
[email protected].
The Northern Ohio Dressage Association
Appreciates Each
Recognized Shows Program Advertiser
Thank You for Supporting Dressage!
A.E. Riding/Ashley Rand
Nancy Lewis Stanton
Auburn Pointe Green House & Garden Center
Ohio Basement Systems
BaR S Ranch/Barbara Soukup
The Paddock Group LLC/Lisa Gorretta
Buckeye Veterinary Services
Poulin Dressage
Danielson Consulting
Erich Linder Photography
Rivendel Farm
Saddles 101/Heather Soones-Booher
Excel Printing
Sagewind
Formal Glory LLC
Sarah Krisher Studio
Horseman’s Pride
Scenic Run
JP Dressage LLC/Jessica Paine
Topline Stables/Janeen Langowski-Grava
Kiko Company
Transitions Dressage, LLC/Lauren Tisdale
Massage in Harmony by Angela
See their ads throughout this edition of the NODA News
AND Please support NODA’s advertisers with your business
With Appreciation
to the
Officials, Organizers, and Support Personnel
of
Dressage 2016 and
Dressage 2016 Encore
Presented by
Show Officials
Show Manager/Secretary Kevin Bradbury
Day Secretary
Kevin Bradbury
NODA Volunteer
Mary Lou Gallagher
Judges Marilyn Heath (S-FL) Marlene Schneider (S-MN)) Tami Batts (S-NC)
Technical Delegate
Anne Sushko, r-IA
Support Personnel
Vet
Farrier
Announcer
Photographer
Buckeye Veterinary 440-834-8821
Dave Dolensky (on call) 440-537-2899
Cami Blandchard
Erich Linder Photography 407-267-8392
Show Committee
Chairperson
Program
Program Cover Art
Volunteer Coordinator
Sponsorships
Hospitality
Christine Thompson
Elizabeth Bross
David Szekeres w/Melinda Brown (Photo)
Karen Shirring
Regina Sacha-Ujczo & Niki Sackman
KirstenThomas
NODA Board of Officials
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Dee Liebenthal
Christine Thompson
Patti Valencic
Nancy Danielson
Extends Appreciation
for the
Generous Sponsorship
of
Dressage 2016 &
Dressage 2016 Encore
THANK YOU!
Platinum Level
Big Dee’s Tack and Vet Supply
Betsy Rebar Sell /Shade Tree Farm
Gold Level
Geauga Feed & Grain Supply
Schneider Saddlery
Silver Sponsor
Arielle Brodkey
Bronze Level
The Visiting Vet
Weekend Ring Sponsors
Topline Equine Chiropractic, LLC
Daily Ring Sponsors
Equisential, Inc
Schneider Saddlery
Competitor’s Party
Christine Thompson
Dee Liebenthal
Freestyle Prizes
Havensafe Farm, Betsy Juliano
Thank you to Our Generous Class Sponsors
NODA’s Recognized Show Weekend
Dressage 2016 & Dressage 2016 Encore
Maggie Ball
Jane Paisley
BaR S Ranch/Barbara Soukup
Gail Patton
Alice Brightup
Rivendel Farm
Gretchen L. Burmeister
Regina Sacha-Ujczo
Sally Burton
Mirtha Training Stable/
Wendy Gruskiewicz
Fran Cverna
Dancing Horse Farm/
Sue & Don Michalek
Niki Sackman/TDF State Rep
Karen Davidson
Transitions Dressage LLC/
Lauren Tisdale
Patti Ferris
Horseman’s Pride
Mary Lou Gallagher
JP Dressage LLC/Jessica Paine
Elizabeth Scalabrino
The Paddock Saddlery Group/
Lisa Gorretta
Mark & Sabine Walker
Carey & Scott Wilson
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Chagrin Valley Farms
Sports Venue & Stadium
Chagrin Valley Farms is an exceptional
equestrian center located in northeast Ohio. Our
equestrian facility sits on 100 acres with an indoor
equestrian facility of over 75,000 square feet. The
equestrian facility has 200 horse stalls and two indoor
rings. There are also three outdoor rings and a polo field.
Chagrin Valley Farms hosts Horse Shows of all levels
throughout the year. Competitors can enjoy top
level USEF Rated Shows which attract riders from the
region and states as far as 500 miles away. Chagrin Valley
Farms hosts Schooling Shows, Dressage
Showsand Academy Shows for beginning and
intermediate level riders.
NODA Dressage 2016 Results
USDF Introductory Test A (Heath)
1 60.312 Stone. Rob Include My Heart
2 58.750 Rinaldo, Kendall Absolut Diva
USDF Introductory Test B (Batts)
1 61.875 Stone, Rob Include My Heart
USDF Introductory Test C (Schneider)
1 70.750 Swegan, Amy Donata SLEC
Training Level Test 1 (Heath)
Class sponsored by Sally Burton
1 64.565+ Hazen, Jill Wildorado’s Mandalay Adult Am.
2 64.565 Stapf, Julie Leopold Adult Am.
3 61.522 Stajkowski, Angela Jewel Of Tipperary Adult Am.
4 58.043 Swegan, Amy Donata SLEC Adult Am.
1 61.522 Chisar, Hope Capoeira Interagro Jr/YR
2 60.435 Sodowsky, Madilyn Utonia Jr/YR
3 57.391 Gould, Kristen Deluxxe Jr/YR
1 72.609 Hammarquist, Holli Riding On The Ocean Open
2 66.522 Kelley, Meghan Enki HHV Open
1 64.348 Ignagni, Noelle MRF Bello di Notte Pony
Training Level Test 2 (Schneider)
1 65.000 Baker, Penny Luke’s Shadow Adult Am.
2 61.154 Hazen, Jill Wildorado's Mandalay Adult Am.
1 64.038 Young, Lydia Flying W Farms Prince Kodiak Jr/YR
1 65.769 Chambers, Jan Cassandra OOS Pony
Training Level Test 3 (Batts)
The Dressage Foundation Class - Sponsored by Niki
Sackman, State Representative for the Dressage Foundation
1 68.181 Miller, Crissteen Easy Swinger Adult Am.
2 62.273 Clark, Erin Edward Adult Am.
3 61.136 McCloud, Amberlee HJH Meadowlark Adult Am.
4 58.182 Tanebe, Sanae Magic Dragon Adult Am.
1 66.136 Chisar, Hope Capoeira Interagro Jr/YR
2 65.909 Young, Lydia Flying W Farms Prince Kodiak Jr/YR
3 58.182 O'Brien, Katelyn Scirocco Jr/YR
4 55.909 Hansen, Acadia Ruby Tuesday Jr/YR
5 52.273 Sodowsky, Madilyn Utonia Jr/YR
1 79.318 Stein, Kristin Balintine Open
2 75.000 Stein, Kristin Patriot HVH Open
3 72.727 Williams, Noel The Mick Open
4 67.955 Hall, Lisa Baracca Open
6 57.500 Hummert-Johnson, Cassandra Everybody Talks Open
First Level Test 1 (Heath)
1 66.296 Hug,Trina Mahogany Rush Adult Am.
2 63.148 Anesetti, Jerri Spring Hollow Cassanova Adult Am.
3 62.593 Van Nieuwal,Lisa Absinthe Adult Am.
4 62.407 Hinds, Andrea DC: Thunder In The Valley Adult Am.
5 60.370 Wolke, Shari Thistledown’s Fahrenheit Adult Am.
1 63.519 Hansen, Acadia Ruby Tuesday Jr/YR
1 71.111 Cobb, Loreen Chapel Hill Open
First Level Test 2 (Batts)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Jane Paisley
Open Division sponsored by Alice Brightup
1 66.406 Van Nieuwal, Lisa Absinthe Adult Am.
4 61.406+ Peck, Melissa Bianka LF Adult Am.
5 61.406 Rae, Joanna Annie Adult Am.
1 60.781 Rust, Halle Hubblescope Jr/YR
2 58.594 Lancione, Evelyn Gardist Jr/YR
2 65.625 Smith, Nancy Albano III Open
First Level Test 3 (Schneider)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Gail Patton
Jr/YR Division sponsored by Horseman’s Pride
Open Division sponsored by Transitions Dressage LLC
1 66.618 Salinger, Becky Arriba Adult Am.
2 65.882 Strobel, Tracy Jinsky Adult Am.
3 64.412 Shapiro, Dana Mane Squeeze Adult Am.
5 63.529 Cattarin, Ahna Missin Artifacts Adult Am.
6 62.353 Peck, Melissa Bianka LF Adult Am.
1 66.176 Vensel, Erin King Julian Jr/YR
2 63.235 Miavitz, McKenzie Capricious Jr/YR
3 59.706 Rust, Halle Hubblescope Jr/YR
4 58.824 Priemer, Kalyn JC Ivy League Jr/YR
5 56.912 O'Brien, Katelyn Scirocco Jr/YR
1 71.176 Langowski-Grava,Janeen Master Finnegan Open
3 66.471 Stanton, Nancy High Voltage HVH Open
4 66.176 Biddick, Elizabeth Lego Open
5 66.029 Williams, Noel Blessed By Half Open
3 62.195 Kozakiewicz. Shannon Sir Flemmingh Adult Am.
4 55.854 Maull. Jennifer Danielle Adult Am.
5 54.268 Desimpel, Susan Currituck Adult Am.
6 52.561 Terp, Diane Ricardo Adult Am.
1 60.488 Miavitz. McKenzie Capricious Jr/YR
2 56.707 Getto. Amanda Two Tall Jigs Jr/YR
1 61.912 Thompson, Christine Kynynmont Shenanigans Pony
Second Level Test 1 (Schneider)
Class sponsored by JP Dressage LLC
1 70.758 Barnhizer, Megan Fascination Starr Adult Am.
2 61.667 Terp, Diane Ricardo Adult Am.
1 62.727 Priemer, Kalyn JC Ivy League Jr/YR
2 56.212 Lancione, ,Evelyn Gardist Jr/YR
Second Level Test 3 (Heath)
1 68.659 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Davi’s Danseur OBX Open
2 65.244 Stanton, Nancy Royal Rose HVH Open
3 64.268 Hummert-Johnson, Cassandra Arriba Open
4 61.707 Hall, Lisa Belladonna Open
5 57.317 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Master Finnegan Open
6 57.195 Gainer, Alexandra Rubinyo’s Star Open
Second Level Test 2 (Batts)
1 59.615 Vensel, Erin King Julian Jr/YR
Third Level Test 1 (Schneider)
Class sponsored by Mary Lou Gallagher in Memory of Tiberius
1 67.424 Cooley, Linda KnightHawke Adult Am.
Second Level Test 3 (Heath)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by JP Dressage LLC
Open Division sponsored by Maggie Ball in Loving Memory of
Bill Livingston
1 67.439 Grant, Kelly Easton Adult Am.
2 62.805 Mershon, Robin Rio Reloncavi Adult Am.
1 70.455 Patterson-Pirko, Victoria Fantasia Open
2 68.485 McCaughtry, Debbie Rugby Open
3 66.515 Freeman, Sarah Adante Open
4 65.606 Reis, Barbra Sonnentag FGF Open
5 64.697 Walker, Sabine CA Hudson Bey Open
2016 Program Cover and Volunteer T-shirt Artwork
The program cover illustration was created again this year
done by David Szekeres. The Photography by Melinda
Brown, All Creatures Photography.
The volunteer t-shirt illustration to the right was created
by long time NODA member Rachel Jelen. Rachel’s work
has appeared on past NODA volunteer t-shirts and has
been the artwork on the cover of our Banquet Program for
many years.
Our horse model is Werner,
a 13 year old KWPN/Royal Dutch gelding
owned by Gayle Rusk.
Thank you to all for generously sharing with NODA!
Third Level Test 2 (Heath)
1 66.026 Freeman. Sarah Weinkoenig LHF Open
Third Level Test 3 (Batts)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Fran Cverna
in Memory of Rocky and Anno
Open Division sponsored by Jane Paisley
1 67.692 Viola, Laura Forum’s Valdano Adult Am.
2 60.513 Apicella, Kimberly Der Checker 3 Adult Am.
4 56.538 Laster, Tay Kit’Astrophe Adult Am.
5 54.103 Wolke, Shari Lord Kenmer Adult Am.
6 53.718 Shaughnessy, Marian Tsjesse fan it Beielan Adult Am.
1 64.872 Rice, Isabella Brilliant Too Jr/YR
1 67.436 Stanton, Nancy Royal Rose HVH Open
3 64.231 Borror, Melissa Elektra Open
4 62.051 McCaughtry, Debbie Lady Victoria Open
Fourth Level Test 1 (Batts)
1 63.108 Catanzarite, Nina Rumba Adult Am.
1 68.108 Taylor, Holly Royal Don Open
1 61.486 McElhany, Margaret Double Crown Open
1 63.056 Helsted, Pia Duncan Open
Fourth Level Test 3 (Schneider)
Class sponsored by Maggie Ball in Loving Memory of Richter 5
1 71.556 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Don Bagheero Open
2 67.000 Paine, Jessica Dado HM Open
1 68.684 Paine, Jessica Royal Thomas Open
2 68.553 Helsted, Pia Vong’s Denver Open
3 59.474 Bayley-Schindelholz, Charlotte Mark fan’e
Goaijengeamieden Open
FEI Intermediate I (Heath)
Class sponsored by Carey & Scott Wilson
1 68.553 Nicoletti, Francesca Lan Fandango
2 68.158 Paine, Jessica Westen
FEI Test of Choice - Intermediate II (Heath)
1 59.079 Baker, Michelle Collingwood
2 55.395 Hill-Schorsch, Ruth Allegro
FEI Test of Choice - Grand Prix (Heath)
1 68.700 Bayley-Schindelholz, Charlotte Unlimited
2 58.500 Sacha-Ujczo, Regina Arabella
Saturday Freestyle Classes and Prizes sponsored by Betsy
Juliano & Havensafe Farms
USDF First Level Freestyle (Batts)
1 68.567 Barnhizer, Megan Fascination Starr
USDF Second Level Freestyle (Batts)
1 65.833 Getto, Amanda Two Tall Jigs
2 60.833 Maull, Jennifer Danielle
USDF Third Level Freestyle (Batts)
1 70.433 Freeman, Sarah Weinkoenig LHF
2 64.033 Nicoletti, Francesca Balletino
3 61.333 Reis, Barbra Sonnentag FGF
FEI Intermediate Freestyle (Batts)
1 71.125 Diggin, Sarah Don Camillo
2 65.250 Gill, Emily Coulee Bend Kahlua
FEI Grand Prix Freestyle (Batts)
1 60.125 Gaffney, Jenifer Fabio
FEI Prix St. Georges (Heath)
Materiale - 4 & 5 yr old Stallions/Geldings (Schneider)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored Karen Davidson
1 73.100 Kelley, Meghan Enki HHV
Open Division sponsored by Barb Soukup in memory
of “my best Friend and Partner, Latino”
Opportunity Training Level Test 1 Open (Schneider)
1 62.105 Coleman, Suzanne Brazen Beauty Adult Am.
1 66.522 Stapf, Julie Leopold
2 61.447 Brewer, Carol Fantasea Adult Am.
3 58.947 Saad, Lindsey Inspekteur Gadget Adult Am.
Opportunity First Level Test 1 (Heath)
4 57.632 White, Dawn LaGranto Adult Am.
1 63.148 Wodzinski, Christine Milchem Jubilee
5 55.895 Angie, Lauren Robinson Adult Am.
Opportunity First Level Test 2 (Schneider)
NODA Dressage 2016 Encore Results
USDF Introductory Test A (Batts)
1 68.125 Rinaldo, Kendall Absolut Diva
USDF Introductory Test C (Batts)
1 59.250 Swegan, Amy Donata SLEC
First Level Test 2 (Schneider)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Patti Ferris
Open Division sponsored by Horseman’s Pride
2 62.344 Ewing, Emilie Speed Of Life Adult Am.
Class sponsored by Beth Scalabrino
1 61.304 Swegan, Amy Donata SLEC Adult Am.
2 59.348 Hazen, Jill Wildorado’s Mandalay Adult Am.
1 70.652 Chisar, Hope Capoeira Interagro Jr/Yg Rider
2 63.261 Sodowsky, Madilyn Utonia Jr/Yg Rider
1 62.031 Rust, Halle Hubblescope Jr/Yg Rider
Training Level Test 2 (Schneider)
1 70.385 Hazen, Jill Wildorado’s Mandalay Adult Am.
1 54.231 Gould, Kristen Deluxxe Jr/Yg Rider
First Level Test 3 (Batts)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Sue & Don Michalek and
Dancing Horse Farm
Open Division sponsored by Mithra Training Stable
1 70.147 Dill, Kiley Akvavit Adult Am.
Training Level Test 3 (Heath)
2 66.471 Salinger, Becky Arriba Adult Am.
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Mark & Sabine Walker in 3 64.559 Brazus, Stephanie Casino Adult Am.
Memory of Laura Wolf
Junior-Young Rider Division sponsored by Jane Paisley
5 61.176 Hug, Trina Mahogany Rush Adult Am.
Open Division sponsored by Gretchen L. Burmeister
6 61.029 Peck, Melissa Bianka LF Adult Am.
1 61.818 Tanebe, Sanae Magic Dragon Adult Am.
2 59.545 Miller, Crissteen Easy Swinger Adult Am.
1 66.618 Van Zeeland, Emily Pushthelight Jr/Yg Rider
2 61.765 Rust, Halle Hubblescope Jr/Yg Rider
3 55.441 O'Brien, Katelyn Scirocco Jr/Yg Rider
5 48.864 Stajkowski, Angela Absolut Diva Adult Am.
4 51.471 Priemer, Kalyn JC Ivy League Jr/Yg Rider
1 63.409 Hansen, Acadia Ruby Tuesday Jr/Yg Rider
2 60.455 O’Brien, Katelyn Scirocco Jr/Yg Rider
3 60.000 Chisar, Hope Capoeira Interagro Jr/Yg Rider
4 53.636 Young, Lydia Flying W Farms Prince Kodiak Jr/Yg Rider
5 49.545 Sodowsky, Madilyn Utonia Jr/Yg Rider
3 69.318 Williams, Noel The Mick Open
5 65.588 Biddick, Elizabeth Lego Open
6 63.971 Hummert-Johnson, Cassandra Everybody Talks Open
1 55.000 Thompson, Christine Kynynmont Shenanigans Pony
Second Level Test 1 (Batts)
1 60.303 Barnhizer, Megan Fascination Starr Adult Am.
1 59.394 Lancione, Evelyn Gardist Jr/Yg Rider
2 58.788 Priemer, Kalyn JC Ivy League Jr/Yg Rider
First Level Test 1 (Heath)
1 71.818 Willham, Michael Elmegaardens Affair Open
1 66.667 Lancione, Evelyn Gardist Jr/Yg Rider
2 61.852 Hansen, Acadia Ruby Tuesday Jr/Yg Rider
Second Level Test 3 (Schneider)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Jane Paisley
Open Division sponsored by JP Dressage LLC
NODA Dressage 2016 Encore Results
1 71.098 Mershon, Robin Rio Reloncavi Adult Am.
2 70.366 Grant, Kelly Easton Adult Am.
3 66.220 Kozakiewicz, Shannon Sir Flemmingh Adult Am.
4 65.244 Wulf, Robin Lasting Impressions Adult Am.
5 63.049 Maull, Jennifer Danielle Adult Am.
6 61.707 Desimpel, Susan Currituck Adult Am.
1 65.244 Vensel, Erin King Julian Jr/Yg Rider
2 63.780 Miavitz, McKenzie Capricious Jr/Yg Rider
3 62.317 Getto, Amanda Two Tall Jigs Jr/Yg Rider
1 67.805 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Davi’s Danseur Obx Open
2 66.707 Hummert-Johnson, Cassandra Arriba Open
3 65.610 Gainer, Alexandra Rubinyo’s Star Open
4 64.878 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Master Finnegan Open
5 64.268 Willham, Michael Elmegaardens Affair Open
Third Level Test 1 (Batts)
Class sponsored by JP Dressage LLC
1 69.394 Nicoletti, Francesca Balletino Open
3 65.909 Willham, Michael Fernhill Cayenne Open
5 64.242 Freeman, Sarah Weinkoenig LHF Open
Third Level Test 3 (Heath)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Maggie
for Karen and Milo
Open Division sponsored by Rivendel Farm
1 65.897 Apicella, Kimberly Der Checker 3 Adult Am.
2 65.000 Viola, Laura Forum's Valdano Adult Am.
4 55.385 Hilliard, Sharyl Irresistable Isaac Adult Am.
5 55.000 Laster, Tay Kit’Astrophe Adult Am.
1 65.222 Langowski-Grava, Janeen Don Bagheero Open
2 61.333 Paine, Jessica Dado HM Open
FEI Prix St. Georges (Schneider)
Adult Amateur Division sponsored by Transitions Dressage LLC
Open Division sponsored by Karen Davidson
1 67.632 Saad, Lindsey Inspekteur Gadget Adult Am.
2 64.474 Hines, Alyssa Out To Play Adult Am.
3 64.079 Angie, Lauren Robinson Adult Am.
4 63.947 Coleman, Suzanne Brazen Beauty Adult Am.
5 62.500 Brewer, Carol Fantasea Adult Am.
1 66.579 Paine, Jessica Royal Thomas Open
FEI Intermediate I (Schneider)
Class sponsored by Carey & Scott Wilson
1 71.316 Paine, Jessica Westen
2 69.211 Helsted, Pia Vong’s Denver
3 64.474 White, Dawn LaGranto
FEI Test of Choice - Intermediate II (Schneider)
1 62.105 Baker, Michelle Collingwood
2 58.289 Hill-Schorsch, Ruth Allegro
FEI Test of Choice - Grand Prix (Schneider)
Ball Class sponsored by Regina Sacha-Ujczo in honor of Arabellla
1 74.300 Bayley-Schindelholz, Charlotte Unlimited
USDF First Level Freestyle (Heath)
1 69.000 Barnhizer, Megan Fascination Starr
USDF Second Level Freestyle (Heath)
1 61.667 Getto, Amanda Two Tall Jigs
2 59.000 Maull, Jennifer Danielle
1 69.359 Rice, Isabella Brilliant Too Jr/Yg Rider
1 68.462 McCaughtry, Debbie Rugby Open
2 66.923 Borror, Melissa Elektra Open
Fourth Level Test 1 (Heath)
Fourth Level Test 2 (Schneider)
1 69.028 Helsted, Pia Duncan Open
USDF First Level Freestyle (Heath)
1 66.333 Freeman, Sarah Weinkoenig LHF
2 63.067 Reis, Barbra Sonnentag FGF
FEI Intermediate I Freestyle (Heath)
1 68.875 Diggin, Sarah Don Camillo
2 63.500 Gill, Emily Coulee Bend Kahlua
Opportunity Training Level Test 1 (Heath)
1 73.478 Chuey, Jerry Lees Little Pockets
Opportunity Training Level Test 3 (Schneider)
1 70.682 Chuey, Jerry Lees Little Pockets
Opportunity First Level Test 1 Open (Heath)
NODA Dressage 2016 Special Awards & Breed Awards
Ashley Hapsburg Award
Jill Hazen / Wildorado’s Mandalay
Formal Glory Award for Highest Amateur Score
Robin Mershon / Rio Renlocavi
Best Hands Award
Robin Mershon / Rio Renlocavi
Breed Awards
Dressage Foundation Benefit Class
Kristin Stein / Balintine
American Connemara Pony Society
61.911 Christine Thompson / Kynynmount Shenanigans
American Haflinger Registry
65.769 Jan Chambers / Cassandra OOS
American Hanoverian Society
75.000 Kristin Stein / Patriot HVH
American Morgan Horse Association
63.148 Jerri Anesetti / Spring Hollow Cassanova
American Trakhener Association
62.352 Melissa Peck /Bianka LF
American Warmblood Society
63.676 Shari Wolke / Thistledown’s Fahrenheit
Gretchen Singleton Fund Award
Janeen Langowski-Grava / Master Finnegan
Kathy Beck Memorial Award
Laura Viola / Forum’s Valdano
USDF/Dover SaddleryAdult Amateur Medal
Kelly Grant / Easton (Sat)
Robin Mershon / Rio Reloncavi (Sun)
FHANA (Friesian Horse Association
of North America)
64.852 Therese Evans / Limkjelien
Friesian Heritage Horse
67.424 Linda Cooley / KnightHawke (Friesian Cross)
59.473 Charlotte Bayley-Schindelholz / Mark Fan’eGoaijengeamieden
KWPN-NA (Royal Warmblood Studbook of the Netherlands)
74.299 Charlotte Bayley-Schindelholz / Unlimited
North America Danish Warmblood Association
70.384 Jill Hazen / Wildorado’s Mandalay
Oldenburg International Sporthorse Registry
(ISR/OLD)
71.097 Robin Mershon / Rio Reloncavi
Swedish Warmblood Association
71.555 Janeen Langowski-Grava / Don Bagheero
Schneider Saddlery Weekend High Point Award
Kristin Stein / Balintine
NODA Dressage 2016 & Encore High Point Championships
Training Level Adult Amateur
CH. 70.385 Jill Hazen / Wildorado’s Mandalay
Res. 68.182 Crissteen Miller / Easy Swinger
Training Level Junior-YR
CH. 70.652 Hope Chisar / Capoeira Interago
Res. 65.909 Lydia Young /
Flying W Farms Prince Kodiak
Training Level Open
CH. 79.318 Kristin Stein / Balintine
Res. 75.000 Kristin Stein / Patriot HVH
First Level Adult Amateur
CH. 70.147 Kiley Dill / Akvavit
Res. 66.871 Shari Wolke / Thistledown’s Fahrenheit
First Level Junior-YR
CH. 66.667 Evelyn Lancione / Gardist
Res. 66.618 Emily Van Zeeland / Pushthelight
Fourth Level Adult Amateur
CH. 63.611 Nina Cantazarite / Rumba
Fourth Level Open
CH. 71.556 Janeen Langowski-Grava / Don Bagheero
Res. 69.028 Pia Helsted / Duncan
FEI (PSG-I1) Adult Amateur
CH. 67.632 Lindsey Saad / Inspekteur Gadget
Res. 64.474 Dawn White / LaGranto
Res. 64.474 Alyssa Hines / Out To Play
FEI (PSG-I1) Open
CH. 71.316 Jessica Paine / Westen
Res. 69.211 Pia Helsted / Vong’s Denver
FEI (TOC) Adult Amateur
CH. 62.105 Michelle Baker / Collingwood
Res. 58.500 Regina Sacha-Ujczo / Arabella
First Level Open
CH. 75.882 Kristin Stein / Balintine
Res. 74.265 Noel Williams / Blessed by Half
FEI (TOC) Open
CH. 74.300 Charlotte Bayley-Schindelholz /
Unlimited
Res. 58.289 Ruth Hill-Schorsch / Allegro
Second Level Adult Amateur
CH. 71.098 Robin Mershon / Rio Reloncavi
Res. 70.758 Megan Barnhizer / Fascination Starr
USDF Freestyles
CH. 70.433 Sarah Freeman / Weinkoenig LHF
Res. 69.000 Megan Barnhizer / Fascination Starr
Second Level Junior-YR
CH. 65.244 Erin Vensel / King Julian
Res. 63.780 McKenzie Miavitz / Capricious
FEI Freestyles
CH. 71.125 Sarah Diggin / Don Camillo
Res. 65.250 Emily Gill / Coulee Bend Kahlua
Second Level Open
CH. 71.818 Michael Willham / Elmegaardens Affair
Res. 68.659 Janeen Langowski-Grava /
Davi’s Danseur OBX
Third Level Junior-YR
CH. 69.359 Isabella Rice / Brilliant Too
Third Level Adult Amateur
CH. 67.692 Laura Viola / Forum’s Valdano
Res. 67.424 Linda Cooley / KnightHawke
Third Level Open
CH. 70.455 Victoria Patterson-Pirko / Fantasia
Res. 69.394 Francesca Nicoletti / Balletino
Thoughts Following The Olympics
By Betsy Rebar Sell
I
between horse and rider. There has to be a good
partnership. Think of dressage as a dance. The dancers have
to like dancing together. Much of the beauty of a super ride
comes from the way the horse and rider work together.
Our U.S. athletes had a super Olympic Games this year. Our
USET dressage team was fabulous and got us on the podium
by winning team bronze. Laura Graves was amazing and
made us all proud by finishing fourth individually. Our results
showed that the U.S. is a power to be reckoned with in the
sport of dressage.
Not all horse and rider partnerships work optimally. It is sort
of like a marriage. Some work well and some don’t. If you
happen to be in a sub-optimal relationship with your horse,
recognize that there are changes that can be made. You
might need help or more help from your trainer. You might
need to change to another trainer. You might need to
change your goals fort this horse. You might need to change
the intensity of the work or routine.
love the Olympic Games. Every Olympic year, I make it
a priority to watch the events (pretty much any events)
as much as possible. I am not a stay inside person, and I
am not good at sitting still, but during the games, I stay close
to my TV or computer whenever I can so I can follow the
action.
I was a member of the
gold medal-winning U.S.
dressage team at the 1999
Pan American Games in
Winnipeg, Canada. My
horse Wonderful Walden
and
I
placed
4th
individually. We then
proceeded to compete
successfully at major U.S.
shows at the grand prix
level for a decade. Walden
was always a happy and
willing partner.
I can say I know very well a
lot of what it takes to
develop and campaign a
horse at the top of our
sport. I certainly have seen
and experienced the ups
and downs first-hand.
It is possible that the
horse you are riding is
not the right partner for
you. Not every horse is a
good match for every
rider, and not all
marriages work well.
Even top riders don’t
always partner well with
every horse. Try not to
take it too personally. It
does not mean either of
you is bad. You are just
not the best as partners.
You both might be
happier dancing with
someone else.
Good horse management
increases the odds for
success.
Happy
and
healthy horses have a
better
chance
of
The one thing that makes the equestrian sports so different achieving peak performance. The sport is difficult enough
from all the other sports is that we are paired with a partner already. Having a good facility for your horse to live and
that is not like us. This increases the many variables upon work out sets you up for success. I love my farm as I believe
which success or failure depends exponentially.
it is a really well set up place in which to keep, nurture, train,
and condition sport horses.
Success in dressage requires a horse that is suitable for the
job. Yes, any horse can do dressage at some level, but if you I like my horses to spend as much time as possible out of
want to do really well and move to the higher levels, you their stalls. I have pastures as well as several all-weather
need a horse that is built to do dressage. The ideal dressage paddocks (most necessary during inclement weather). The
is one that is sound, has three good gaits, is balanced and horses get good quality grain and forage in small portions
forward, and willingly moves lightly and effortlessly over the several times a day and have high quality hay in front of
ground. It is nice if the horse is also honest, confident, them so they can “graze” most of the time.
trusting and smart, and wants to work with the rider.
No foot, no horse. This is so true. Get the very best farrier
A key ingredient in the recipe for success is the relationship you can and treat him or her well. Stick to a schedule. Do not
Thoughts Following The Olympics
By Betsy Rebar Sell
let your horse’s feet go weeks over the proper shoeing date. Having access to a facility that provides the best possible
Imbalances jeopardize soundness. Unsoundness jeopardizes lifestyle and training environment for your horse certainly
all of your hard work.
tips the odds for success in your favor.
The importance of good arena footing cannot be emphasized
enough. Footing has to be suitable and maintained. Frequent
dragging, raking in the sides, and perhaps watering are
essential. The arena surface does not maintain itself. It takes
diligent work and attention.
If you are lucky enough to have a great partnership with a
suitable horse, a good management and training program,
and a great facility in which to work, you are at least
positioning yourself for positive results. Now you and your
team (trainer, farrier, vet, “village”) need to believe in your
dance partner (horse). Something all of our U.S. dressage
team members have is belief in their horses. They stuck with
those horses through good times and bad. (Even the best
horses and riders go through bad times). They never gave up.
It takes a long time to train a grand prix horse. The road will
take some detours. You never know for sure if a horse will do
the grand prix until it does the grand prix.
Having said all that, I don’t think horses should always be
ridden in an arena and on different surfaces. My farm has a
super indoor arena and a nice, large outdoor ring. I also have
wonderful trails that wind up and down hills and goes
through the woods and across some fields. It is good for their
minds and bodies. They are athletes and they need to do
some cross-training. I warm up and cool down on my trials
before and after work. Some days I trot and canter the trails Of course, not all horses and riders will be able to the grand
and do lateral exercises and flying changes there and skip prix, but these concepts still apply, for any level. Quitters
arena work altogether. I find that the horses enjoy the variety never win and winners never quit.
and they stay interested in the work.
Happy Riding. Enjoy the journey.
Betsy Rebar Sell
Member Spotlight: What’s In A Name?Rocky Mountain High
From NODA Membership Chair, Fran Cverna
sky. The shadows from the starlight are softer than a
lullaby…. Now his life is full of wonder, but his heart still
Horses get a HID number directly from USDF, not through knows some fear…” That fit my Rocky! I fantasized about
NODA, but we like to think of our horses as NODA members. doing a John Denver musical freestyle trotting to “Take Me
Email [email protected] or text Fran Cverna 440- Home, Country Roads” , and cantering to “Calypso”.
823-5965 and let her know how your horse got its name–
official name or barn name! Dogs can be
We never did do a musical ride, but we
mascots too! Membership chair Fran
won a schooling show First Level
Cverna has this to say about Rocky
Championship and had many splendid
Mountain High:
years together. Rocky had many
nicknames such as Rock Star, Rocky
Last month’s Member Spotlight about
Balboa, Rocket Man, and Rocky Top (Nitty
April’s horse named Everybody Talks took
Gritty Dirt Band– now I am feeling really
me back 20 years to when I decided on a
old!)
name for my newly purchased Quarter
Rocky had a wonderful retirement at
Horse/Draft cross. I cannot remember
Dagmar Zimmerman’s with her retired
what name he had from the previous
horse Anno, both now in greener
owner, but whatever it was I did not like
pastures. I still think about that freestyle!
it! So, like April, I turned to music. As a fan of John Denver I “To sail on a dream on a crystal clear ocean, to ride on the
always loved the song “Rocky Mountain High”. This dates me crest of the wild raging storm. To work in the service of life
a bit! for you young people, some of the lyrics are “and the and the living, in search of the answers to questions
Colorado Rocky Mountain high, I’ve seen it raining fire in the unknown.” (Calypso, by John Denver)
A
Local Barns– Hidden Treasures
Piccolo Pines by Sarah Freeman
s you drive down the long narrow drive lined by
towering pine trees, aptly given the title of
"cathedral of the trees", you notice stained brown
board fence lining a picturesque pasture on your left. At the
end of the drive you wind left to find a parking spot to the
side of the 2 bay garage trimmed in wisteria where Jock
Thompson handles the maintenance work and dabbles in
woodcraft.
Once
you
park you are
surrounded
by beds of
beautiful
flowers and
shrubbery,
bits of color
are tucked
everywhere
you look. Its an ever changing display of Jan Thompson's
green thumb. As you make your way into the 6 stall block
barn you are immediately greeted by the nickers of the
current residents inviting you to make use of the apple
bucket that is always kept in stock.
Straight ahead is an
antique green steamer
trunk with framed
competition photos of
the horses that have
been lucky enough to
call
Piccolo
Pines
home. On the counter
to your left you will
find cookies for the
human sweet tooth
and there is always a
vase of flowers and greens from the surrounding 18 acres
under the pictures of the property when it was purchased in
2001. The incredible difference you see is courtesy of the
Thompson's ability to see the proverbial diamond in the
rough.
The barn was an old aluminum foundry suffering from years
of neglect situated next to a small cottage that had also seen
better days. Jock’s background in architecture and
construction came in handy as they started a complete
overhaul. In the barn they erected a wash/grooming area
and 7 roomy box stalls with Dutch windows, setting one
aside for use as a tack room- which is where your eye is
pulled next.
The tack room is equipped with saddle and bridle racks, tall
tack lockers and a sink with a tack cleaning station. Adding to
the charm as you look up are framed equine prints and a
chandelier. Next on the tour you walk down the fully matted
aisle and catch sight of quirky, folksy artwork painted on the
end wall featuring a smiling fox that was done by the
Thompsons' daughter, Brooke who is a professional artist.
Connecting this charming barn to the crowing jewel of the
property is a covered walkway with smoky clear fluted polycarbonate panels filtering natural light in and allowing you to
catch a glimpse of the pond to your right. This convenient
weather cover leads you down a slight grade to the
breathtaking arena.
The brainchild of
Jock and Jan, the
arena features a
unique
indoor/
outdoor
option.
Built with solid
bottom half walls
topped with the
same clear panels
used
in
the
walkway,
you
immediately notice how bright it is. The indoor portion of the
ring was built with the option to slide out the panels in the
summer allowing it to have the feel of the covered arenas of
the south. This option has never been needed due to the
entire west end of the arena being open to the final quarter
of the ring outside which is lined by the same wood board
fence you saw lining the pastures. The west breeze has
always proved to keep the arena very pleasant without the
need for additional ventilation. The footing is a well
maintained sand/rubber mix kept dust free by an overhead
sprinkler system. Hidden are full wall panels of the clear
corrugated fiberglass that are currently cleverly folded up
parallel to the rafters that are lowered every fall to keep the
wind and snow out but letting what little sunshine Ohio
winter offers in. It is a noteworthy feature that everyone
loves!
On pleasant days the horses enjoy the option to take a trip
up and down the scenic drive or on the trails through the
mature woods behind the barn. Piccolo Pines, a name that
invokes thoughts of musical evergreen trees, came about as
a tribute to Jan's first warmblood, Piccolo, whom she
purchased from Dagmar Zimmerman and competed through
PSG. It is a beautiful name for a breathtaking farm.
NODA Schooling Show Results– August 7, 2016, South Farm
Judges Jennifer Truett “L” & Nicky Vogel “R”
High Score Champions
Intro: 68.438 Barbara Hartman-Sasak / Majestic Lady
Guinevere
Training and Up: 71.481 Marybeth Allen / Argostino
Western Dressage: 66.552 Judy Jacobsen / Modige
TIP Award: 68.148 Sue Hines / Evil Town
Team Competition:
Ch. 64.277 2 Mares and 2 Fellas (Pam White, Kim Shepard,
Sally Burton, Colleen Welder)
Res. 63.602 Guys and Dolls (Danielle Bolm, Patti Valencic,
Leigh Mooney)
6 Jennie Drain Speed Avenue 64.375 Q
Andrea Knam Diamond 57.813
USDF Introductory Test B Jr/Yr (Vogel)
1 Sage Shannon My Baby Girl 66.875
2 Kim Shepard Big Bundle 66.563 Q
3 Emily Seamon Sweet Melissa 62.188
USDF Introductory Test B Professional (Vogel)
1 Barbara Hartmann-Sasak Majestic Lady Guinevere
68.438
Novice USDF Introductory Test A (Truett)
1 Jennifer Cooper Arwen's Arrow 58.750
2 Joan Schiller Up Town Girl 58.438
3 Alyssa Fox Treasured Kitten 55.313
4 Barbara Gantz Touch Of Jazz 53.750
USDF Introductory Test C Adult Amateur (Truett)
1 Nicole Rader Aim High 64.000 Q
2 Danielle Struna Famous Mr Jones 62.750 Q
3 Sheril Kolenda Winsdown Bonny Doon 56.750
4 Veronica Spach King Of The Crossroads 55.500
5 Andrea Knam Diamond 48.000
Novice USDF Introductory Test B (Vogel)
1 Joan Schiller Up Town Girl 65.313
2 Jennifer Cooper Arwen's Arrow 65.000 Q
3 Alyssa Fox Treasured Kitten 60.625
4 Barbara Gantz Touch Of Jazz 59.688
USDF Introductory Test C Jr/Yr (Truett)
1 Bryanna MacKenzie It's A Sacred Affair 59.500
2 Kim Shepard Big Bundle 53.000
Novice USDF Introductory Test C (Truett)
1 Kara Sawayda Street Lights 52.500
USDF Introductory Test A Adult Amateur (Truett)
1 Pam White Flash In The Knight 67.188 Q
2 Ellen Pridemore Smokey 65.938
3 Sheril Kolenda Winsdown Bonny Doon 61.250
4 Lesley Matt Gypsy's Gem 60.313
5 Bitsy Gascoigne CLF Foreign Currency 59.688
USDF Introductory Test A Jr/Yr (Truett)
1 Sage Shannon My Baby Girl 66.563
2 Kim Shepard Big Bundle 61.250
3 Emily Seamon Sweet Melissa 55.000
USDF Introductory Test B Adult Amateur (Vogel)
1 Bitsy Gascoigne CLF Foreign Currency 67.813 Q
2 Pam White Flash In The Knight 66.875
3 Ellen Pridemore Smokey 66.563
4 Sheril Kolenda Winsdown Bonny Doon 66.250 Q
5 Lesley Matt Gypsy's Gem 65.938
USDF Introductory Test C Professional (Truett)
60.000
Novice Training Level Test 1 AA (Vogel)
Novice Training Level Test 1 Jr/Yr (Vogel)
1 Bryanna MacKenzie It's A Sacred Affair 60.435 Q
Training Level Test 1 AA (Vogel)
1 Katie Delaney Nova 64.348
2 Mallory Lawson Quiet Front 63.261
3 Jill Hazen Wildorado's Mandalay 61.957
4 Nicole Rader Aim High 61.957 Q
5 Danielle Struna Famous Mr Jones 60.435 Q
Training Level Test 1 Jr/Yr (Vogel)
1 Kathryn Tuma Greydon's Knight 62.391 Q
2 Sophie Dasko Summer In The City 61.304 Q
3 Morgan Schultz Hershey 59.783
4 Caroline Channell JJ Rasmatazz 59.348
Training Level Test 1 Professional (Vogel)
1 Rhonda Pearce Flying Instructor 67.174
2 Sarah Freeman Kiva 64.348 Q
61.739
Training Level Test 2 AA (Truett)
1 Leigh Mooney Remarkable 67.692 Q
2 Jill Hazen Wildorado's Mandalay 65.000 Q
3 Katie Delaney Nova 61.346
4 Danielle Bolm Jimmy 59.615
5 Danielle Struna Famous Mr Jones 59.423
6 Colleen Welder Owen 57.308
Katie McClure Montgomery 49.231
Training Level Test 2 Jr/Yr (Truett)
1 Morgan Schultz Hershey 64.808
2 Sophie Dasko Summer In The City 64.231
3 Kathryn Tuma Greydon's Knight 59.615
4 Caroline Channell JJ Rasmatazz 55.192
Training Level Test 2 Professional (Truett)
1 Anne McClintock Jericho 59.423
2 Sarah Freeman Kiva 58.654
1 Mallory Lawson Quiet Front 66.591
2 Marybeth Allen Argostino 63.636 Q
3 Nicole Rader Aim High 62.500
4 Ruth Siegfried Road Not Taken 61.364
5 Colleen Welder Owen 59.545
Training Level Test 3 Professional (Vogel)
1 Rhonda Pearce Flying Instructor 63.409
2 Anne McClintock Jericho 55.455
1 Sue Flocke First Edition 64.773 Q
2 Leigh Mooney Remarkable 64.091
3 Katie McClure Montgomery 60.682
4 Danielle Bolm Jimmy 59.091
5 Margaret Kaufman Almond Joy 56.591
First Level Test 1 AA (Truett)
1 Marybeth Allen Argostino 71.481 Q
2 Patti Valencic Fox Meadow Dancer 64.444 Q
3 Helen Welch Django 60.741 Q
4 Ruth Siegfried Road Not Taken 48.704
First Level Test 1 Jr/Yr (Truett)
1 Morgan Klingensmith Crossed Sabres 64.815
2 Morgan Klingensmith H. Exklusive 64.074
First Level Test 1 Professional (Truett)
1 Sue Hines Evil Town 68.148 Q
2 Sarah Freeman Ziegfried 59.815
1 Sue Flocke First Edition 68.148 Q
2 Sally Burton Oreo Blizzard 59.074
3 Margaret Kaufman Almond Joy 55.185
1 Kate McGinnis Bravo 66.406+
2 Helen Welch Django 66.406 Q
3 Patti Valencic Fox Meadow Dancer 63.594 Q
4 Erin Clark Everybody Talks 57.344
First Level Test 2 Professional (Truett)
1 Sue Hines Evil Town 66.406
2 Sarah Freeman Rumble 51.563
First Level Test 3 AA (Vogel)
1 Erin Hill Brigandell 64.265
2 Katie Passerotti Luck Dragon 62.794 Q
3 Crissteen Miller Easy Swinger 61.471 Q
4 Halle Rust Hubblescope 60.735 Q
5 Erin Clark Everybody Talks 58.824
6 Joanna Rae Annie 58.382
First Level Test 3 Professional (Vogel)
1 Erin Hill Brigandell 66.471
2 Sarah Freeman Ziegfried 64.706 Q
3 Halle Rust Hubblescope 64.265
4 Jacqueline Ann Schaffer My Country Cowboy 61.471 Q
5 Sarah Freeman Rumble 53.088
Second Level Test 1 AA (Truett)
1 Kate McGinnis Bravo 62.879
2 Joanna Rae Annie 46.364
Second Level Test 1 Professional (Vogel)
1 Alexandra Weeks Dexter 65.606
Second Level Test 3 AA (Vogel)
1 Katie Passerotti Luck Dragon 55.488
Third Level Test 1 (Truett)
1 Tina Brown Princess Gothic 59.697 Q
Fourth Level Freestyle (Vogel)
1 Patti Keim Java Joe 67.333
Prix St. George (Vogel)
1 Winifred Spisak Sly Fox 59.211
Walk Trot Equitation Jr/YR (Vogel)
1 Emily Seamon Sweet Melissa 67.500 Q
Dressage Seat Equitation (Truett)
1 Leigh Mooney Remarkable 78.000 Q
USEA Beginner Novice Test B (Truett)
1 Heidi Hoffman Painted Gypsy Dancer 71.250
2 Anna Pallante Little Black Dress 60.500
3 Agatha Smithers Fizzical Therapy 57.750
USEA Novice Test A (Vogel)
1 Heidi Hoffman Painted Gypsy Dancer 64.348
USEA Novice Test B (Truett)
1 Morgan Klingensmith H. Exklusive 71.250
USEA Training Level Test A (Vogel)
1 Anna Pallante Alacrity 67.143
2 Natalie Krill Some Kinda Wonderful 65.952
USEA Training Level Test B (Truett)
1 Anna Pallante Alacrity 67.500
2 Morgan Klingensmith Crossed Sabres 65.227
3 Natalie Krill Some Kinda Wonderful 61.364
USEF Training Level Rider Test (Truett)
1 Sally Burton Oreo Blizzard 59.400
Western Dressage Intro Level Test 4 (Vogel)
1 Judy Jacobsen Modige 66.552 Q
2 Harley Buckley Detailed Dancer 61.897 Q
Western Dressage Basic Level Test 1 (Vogel)
1 Halle Clause Master The Art 62.742 Q
2 Harley Buckley Detailed Dancer 59.355
Western Dressage Basic Level Test 2 (Truett)
1 Halle Clause Master The Art 63.750
Western Dressage Basic Level Test 4 (Truett)
1 Judy Jacobsen Modige 64.118 Q
USEA Beginner Novice Test A (Vogel)
1 Amanda Gantz Journey of Hope 65.526
2 Anna Pallante Little Black Dress 63.158
3 Kara Sawayda Street Lights 61.053
4 Veronica Spach King Of The Crossroads 57.895
6 Agatha Smithers Fizzical Therapy 56.579
Above: Erin Clark and Everybody Talks
Below: Danielle Struna and Famous Mr. Jones
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Meetings held the second Monday of each month
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Members are always welcome to attend!
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to any meeting changes or updated information.
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Please contact NODA Member Liaison, Kathy Kirchner at [email protected].
USDF News

Submit Rider-Award Photos by October 7 and year end award photos (first place only) by October 28 in order to be considered for inclusion in the 2016 yearbook issue of USDF Connection. See the USDF photo release form (on the USDF
website under Awards/Forms and Documents) for submission instructions

Awards Deadline Approaching– Don’t miss out on a USDF award! September 30 is the deadline for submitting birthdates
for Vintage Cup, adult amateur, and junior/young rider awards, filing Vintage Cup status and verifying adult amateur status, joining USDF for Breeder of the Year awards, submitting online Rider Performance Award applications, and submitting online Horse Performance Certificate applications.

Competition Management Education– Join us at the 2016 Adequan/USDF Annual Convention in St. Louis, MO, for an
educational session relevant to competition managers and show secretaries of all experience levels. This session will focus on competitor relations, competition financials and reporting, and risk management. This session requires separate
registration from the convention. Register online through November 25.

Apprentice Technical Delegate Clinic– Another USDF Convention adjunct education session will be the November 30
USDF Apprentice Technical Delegate Clinic. Required for apprentice TDs, this seminar is open to all. We’ll cover how to
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NODA Welcomes 2016 New Members!
Welcome (or Welcome Back) to the following who were not members in 2015
Ardis Billey
Anna Pallante
Natalie Krill
Amy Swegan
Thank you very much, Jill Hazen,
for your additional donation with membership
Thank You to the 2015 NODA members who renewed memberships for 2016!
317 Members as of July 17, 2016
(203 AA, 44 Youth, 70 Professional) with 92 new members this year!
Online membership roster on the MEMBERSHIP page of www.nodarider.org
It is used for verification of membership for NODA activities.
Your membership, time, and talents make NODA a better GMO.
Thank you. Fran Cverna, Membership Chair [email protected]
Classifieds
Classified Ads
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Photo $5.00
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Photo:
$5.00/issue for photo in
newsletter and on website
Free member ads will run for
two issues only. One free ad
per member at a time. Submit
Ad and payment by 15th of the
month.
Free Stable Listings: include
contact info, city and three
lines. Ads subject to editing.
Website posting included.
Classified Editor: Jill Voigt
Phone: 216-346-2811
Check payable to NODA:
Jill Voigt
Rosewood Stables
10021 Station Road
Columbia Station, OH 44028
Email ad to:
[email protected]
Horses for Sale or Lease
ON-SITE LEASE: Lower level
Schoolmaster for half lease! This
Apparel and Tack
SADDLE FOR SALE: Trilogy
“Debbie McDonald” short-flap
and elite leather. 18”, M/W.
Pictures available. Asking $2,475.
Call, text or email Regina: 216-390
-3702,
[email protected]. (I-9)
groom totes, grooming custom
wood box. Items are located in
Hiram area. Text 216-496-7842
for pricing. ($I-9)
BARN SUPPLIES ETC. FOR SALE:
Deluxe grooming tote (purple)
braiding belt, cotton stable
bandages, cribbing muzzle, small
dog horse-style blanket, small dog
animal print sweaters, Eskadron
SADDLE FOR SALE: Rembrandt
Climatex bandage liners (x-large
Dressage Saddle. 17.5” seat,
and large sizes), box fans,
adjustable tree. Black, good
Equilibrium Therapy magnetic
condition. Recently reflocked,
chaps (boots), navy wooden
new billets. Picture available.
blanket/pad rack, rolling sport
Asking $800. Contact Patti at 440- tote deluxe with mirror, nylon and
338-7177 or
chain stall guards. Text [email protected] (I-9)
7842 for pricing. (I-9)
SADDLE FOR SALE: Antares
Monoflap dressage saddle. Black
leather, size 17.5, wide tree.
Made in France. Approximately 5
years old. In excellent condition.
Includes Antares cover. Asking
$2,200. Photos available. Contact
Sue Ogrinc. Cell phone: 216-5344246 or email at
[email protected]. (I-9)
SADDLE FOR SALE: Albion
Platinum Ultima Dressage Saddle.
18” seat. Currently this saddle has
the wide Genesis Tri-Form tree
with interchangeable head fittings
for the changing horse.
Wonderful saddle for the growing
warmblood since it is so
adjustable. This saddle is in
excellent condition. I purchased it
new in 2008. I can email photos.
Asking $2,500. Contact
[email protected] or 440
-669-7052. (I-9)
SADDLE FOR SALE: Albion SLK
Ultimate Adjusta, XW tree, low
head, 18” seat. Excellent
condition, used less than six
months. Saddle cover included.
Pictures are available. Asking
$3,000. Contact Cyndi at 216-8702472. (I-10)
Services
Dream On Farm
Janet and Mike Boyle
Columbia Station, OH
440-376-9298
www.dreamonfarm.com
Shows, lessons, boarding, grass
pastures, turnout, indoor arena,
outdoor hunter/dressage arenas
Fair Weather Farm
Kate Poulin
Chagrin Falls, OH
386-624-3968
[email protected]
Heated barn/indoor, Grass /all
season T/O, stalls cleaned 2X/
day. Two outdoors, trails,
security.
Kirgis Farm
Mantua, OH
330-554-1716
www.kirgisfarm.com
Dressage barn, all day turnout,
competent staff, large stalls,
pastures, safe fencing,, indoor.
In Search Of
KKM Stables
Karen Stephens
Bellville, OH 419-688-1331
[email protected]
www.KKMStables.com
Full-Service quality dressage
training thru the Levels.
Improve balance, strength of
horse & rider.
TACK ETC. FOR SALE: Wolfgang
Custom dressage saddle, MW,
17.5” black w/gold piping, never
used. Pictures available. Asking
STABLE LISTINGS
$3,900. Electro groom vacuum,
scoot-n-go electric scooter, fold-it
horse is a true gem. Very safe,
utility cart, corner hay racks, eight Bridlewood Dressage Farm
sound and fun. This is a golden
Cheryl Slawter
large stall gates with yoke, sport
opportunity to learn, show and
Medina, OH 44256
tote
upright
saddle
trunk,
train on a real gentleman. Located
330-239-1997
standing
metal
saddle
rack,
sport
in Columbia Station. Call Joanne
Bridlewooddressagefarm.com
White at 440-773-4496 with any tote tack trunk, various style
questions. (1-9$)
boots and bell boots, saddle racks 2 indoor & 1 outdoor ring, pasfor tack room (red), body clippers, tures ,boarding, lessons, excel-
lent care, friendly.
NODA News 2015 page 44
Candle Light Farms
Noell Sivertsen-Edgell
Chesterland, OH 44026
440-376-2117
[email protected]
Boarding, lessons, sales, training,
leases, indoor/outdoor
Grand Prix Farm
Kelli Flanagan
Valley City, OH 44280
330-483-9055
www.grandprixfarm.com
Boarding, lessons, schoolmasters
available, indoor & outdoor
arena, heated observation room
Ledge Hollow Stable
Jeanne & Terry Fashempour
330-239-2587
Medina, OH 44256
www.LedgeHollowStable.com
Full care, co-op, turn-out, Instruction,
NE Medina County.
STABLE LISTINGS, CONTINUED
Mithra Training Stable
Wendy Gruskiewicz
Jefferson, OH
440-213-0509
www.mithrastable.com
Specializing in Arabian Sport
Horses, dressage training,
sales & lessons
North Crest Equestrian
Center
Julie Taylor
Avon Lake, OH 44012
(440) 933-4654
www.northcrestequestrian.com
Dressage training & lessons,
summer horse camps,
birthday parties.
Pleasant Valley Farm
Kris Lanphear
Willoughby Hills, OH
440-942-9034
References. Board, grass T/
O, trails, lessons, care of
special need horses. Natural
training.
Princeton Ridge Farms, Ltd.
Huntsburg, OH
440-463-2428
www.princetonridge.net
Quality horse care, boarding,
lessons, and sport horse sales
in Geauga County. Indoor/
outdoor arena, schooling
jumps, trails.
Rhythmic Ridge Ranch
Debi Smith
Lorrain County
440-315-2660
Full care, indoor and lighted
outdoor, arenas, matted stalls
and heated water buckets.
Rosewood Stables
Columbia Station, OH
440-236-8276
[email protected]
Small barn w/indoor arena,/
outdoor riding, heated tack
room, daily T/O, hay /grain
3x/day, Full or self clean.
Rivendel Farm
Shade Tree Farm
Bonnie Gray &
Betsy Rebar-Sell
Dale Lappert- R Dressage Judge 330-351-1124
Garrettsville, OH
[email protected] Full care, indoor
www.rivendeldressage.com
& outdoor arenas, trails, turnout,
(330) 527-4683 evening
lessons, and training.
(440) 813-4009 days
Board, dressage/eventing. Small, Shadow Facs Farm
experienced care, 7 day T/O .
814-796-6161
Indoor/outdoor, trails, jumps.
www.shadowfacsfarm.com
Dressage and combined training,
instruction, and sales.
Rocky River Stables
Cleveland Metro Parks
Rocky River. OH
(216) 267-2525
www.valleyriding.org
Boarding, lessons, pony /horse
camps, therapeutic riding, indoor & outdoor arena, trails.
Scenic Run Equestrian Center
Novelty, OH
www.scenicrun.com
Nancy Lewis-Stanton
440 - 567-3057
[email protected]
Large airy stalls, fed 4X daily,
indoor and outdoor arenas,
trails and much more. Ask
about boarding discounts.
Topline Stables at Walden
Janeen Langowski-Grava
Aurora, OH 44202
330-995-0039 440-666-6182
www.topline-stables.com
Boarding, lessons, clinics, sales,
training, kids camp. Full care,
indoor/outdoor, grass pastures.
Woods Edge Stable
Anne Houin
Burton, OH 44021
216-598-0821 or
[email protected]
Boarding, lessons, clinics,
Indoor/outdoor, arenas,
grass pastures, trails
Calendar of Events
Complete Calendar of Shows, Clinics & More on NODA website: www.nodarider.org.
E-mail [email protected] to have your event added!
** Schooling Show Scores eligible for NODA Year-end Awards
**9/3 Tuscarawas Valley
Dressage Association
www.tuscvalleydressageasso
.org
Skeeter Hollow Farm, New
Philadelphia, OH
[email protected]
** 9/4 Dream On Farm
Dressage Championship
www.DreamOnFarm.com
Colombia Station OH
9/9-10 Dressage Clinic with
Jan Ebeling
www.Topline-Stables.com
Topline Stables, Aurora OH
9/9-11 MSEDA Dressage at
the KHP I & II Shows (USEF/
USDF Recognized)
www.ShowSecretary.com
Kentucky Horse Park,
Lexington KY
** 9/11 NODA Dressage
Schooling Show Rocky River
Stables, Rocky River, OH
www.nodarider.org
9/11 Sweetwater Mini Trials &
Dressage Schooling Show
www.minitrialassoc.org
Sweetwater Equestrian Center,
Ravenna OH
** 9/17-18 CADS Schooling
Dressage Show & Championship
www.CadsDressage.org
Ridgewood Stables, Medina OH
9/22-25 2016 GAIG/USDF
Region 2 Dressage
Championships
(USEF/USDF Recognized)
Lamplight Equestrian Center,
Wayne IL
10/8-9 Kentucky Dressage Fall
Classic I & II Shows (USEF/USDF
Recognized)
www.ShowSecretary.com
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington KY
Schooling Show
Chagrin Valley Farms
www.nodarider.org
Schooling Show Series
CHAMPIONSHIP Chagrin Valley
Farms www.nodarider.org
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