JAN 2011

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JAN 2011

www.nodarider.org
January 2011
NODA News
Northern Ohio
Dressage Association
Dental Exams - pg. 5
What have NODA members been up to? - pg. 6
Wellness Exam - pg. 13
Dressage Tests Symposium - pg. 14 & 15
NODA News 2010 page
Moose, Coco & Ammant
Photo by Skye MacEwan
2010 NODA
Executive Board
President
Dee Liebenthal
330-562-8455
president@nodarider.org
Vice President
Kimberly Moody
330-678-2323
kmoody2@neo.rr.com
Treasurer
Jennifer Kick
440-487-1925
treasurer@nodarider.org
Secretary
Mary Jo Keptner
330-325-9082
secretary@nodarider.org
Parliamentarian
Dale Lappert
330-527-4683
parliamentarian@nodarider.org
Correspondence Secretary & Handbook
Rosemary Rufo
330-527-7836
correspondence@nodarider.org
Directors at Large
Bonnie Gray
330-527-3603
Bonnie-DAL@nodarider.org
Kathy Kirchner
330-995-6010
Kathy-DAL@nodarider.org
Cassandra Hummert-Johnson
216-926-8789
Cassandra-DAL@nodarider.org
Mary Dana Prescott
440-256-8858
Cary Smith-Wilson
440-543-4388
Carey-DAL@nodarider.org
NODA News 2010 page 2
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Greetings from the President
ear NODA
Members,
I want to wish
you all a Happy New
Year!!! May this new year bring you good
health and good riding. Enjoy family and
friends often, in laughter and love.
Dee & Rens
In Memoriam
Major Anders Lindgren has passed away
at 85 years of age. A former cavalry
officer and member of the Swedish
Olympic team, his influence upon so
many riders and instructors in the U.S.
has been profound. His insight, patience,
and wit, along with his love and respect
for the horses touched hundreds of us
and redirected our riding lives. Major
Lindgren was a 2003 USDF Hall of Fame
Inductee.
Major Lindgren was a HUGE presence in
NODA's past. Many long-time NODA
members participated in the instructors’
seminars NODA sponsored. These
I hope to see many of you at the New Test
Symposium at LEC on January 22nd. Don't
miss this great educational event. Please
see additional information in this publication and on the website.
Dee Liebenthal
President
seminars attracted dressage instructors
from all over. He taught many of our
best instructors how to teach, how to do
lesson plans, how to lunge properly and
how to long line. He taught them riding
and teaching theory, and how to
appreciate their responsibility for the
welfare of the horse and the sport.
Major Lindgren conducted clinics at
Dagmar Zimmerman's farm, and later at
Liberty Bell Stables. Many of our local
professionals rode in his clinics and
attended his lectures. NODA members
who had the privilege of working with
him absorbed as much as they could
every time he came. He was a mentor to
many NODA members.
ATTENTION 2010 NODA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The 2010 NODA Scholarship address for
NODA Treasurer, Jennifer Kick, is no longer
correct. When it is time to redeem your
scholarship, please email Jennifer for her
mailing address. Thank you
USDF Announces Dressage Tests iPhone App
December 22, 2010 (Lexington, KY) - The United States Dressage Federation
(USDF), in cooperation with Numen Communications, has released the first
version of the new 2011 USDF Introductory tests in a downloadable iPhone
application.
Each test allows the user to read the test instructions along with the judging
criteria; review dressage arena diagrams that animate through the movements
within a test; play and record your own readings of the test that are perfectly
timed for an individual horse and the arena in which you are practicing; reference the official USDF dressage test sheet; review the USDF Pyramid of Training; and keep up-to-date on the latest in dressage competition through the
USDF news feed.
The iPhone application has been developed for USDF Introductory Level Test A,
USDF Introductory Level Test B, and USDF Introductory Level Test C. To download the applications or to see a full listing of EquiTests applications, visit the
iTunes App Store. http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/
viewSoftware?id=401903052&mt=8
2010 Committees
Awards Committee
Chair:
Janeen Langowski-Grava: 440-666-6182
yearend-awards@nodarider.org
Year-End Banquet
Chair:
Carol Cassano: 216-272-185
banquet@nodarider.org
Communications
Newsletter Editor
Niki Sackman: 440-235-1553
editor@nodarider.org
Webmaster
Linda Cooley: 440-564-8118
webmaster@nodarider.org
2010 Committees
**Schooling Shows**
Manager:
Chris Goodall: 440-729-2984
schoolingshow@nodarider.org
Chair:
Kimberly Moody: 330-678-2323
kmoody2@neo.rr.com
Show Secretary
Fran Cverna: 440-834-1774
SS-Secretary@nodarider.org
Volunteer Coordinator
Gail Patton: 440-442-5256
Competitions Committee
**Recognized Show**
Chair:
Kimberly Moody: 330-678-2323
kmoody2@neo.rr.com
Educational Programs
Co-chairs:
Marcia Doyle: 330-562-8456
Marcia-Edu@nodarider.org
&
Berni Moauro: 330-467-0619
Berni-Edu@nodarider.org
Manager:
Robyn Ambrose: 440-858-2164
rs-manager@nodarider.org
Membership Committee
Chair: Alice Brightup: 440-349-0284
membership@nodarider.org
Show Secretary:
Mary Lou Gallagher: 216-251-7469
rs-secretary@nodarider.org
Junior & Young Rider Liaison
Cassandra Hummert-Johnson:
216-926-8789
jr-yr@nodarider.org
Volunteer Coordinator
Karen Eisenhauer: 330-220-4705
rs-vol-coord@nodarider.org
Member Liaison
Kathy Kirchner: 330-995-6010
MemberRep@nodarider.org
Sponsors/Advertising
Suzanne Carlton: 216-554-6748
sponsors@nodarider.org
Professional Liaison
Mary Dana Prescott: 440-256-8858
Silent Auction
Lisa Cardinale 330-527-0683
silentauction@nodarider.org
Historical Committee
Lora Szloh: 440-845-3974
historian@nodarider.org
External Relations
Lisa Gorretta: 440-543-8682
ext-relations@nodarider.org
NODA’s Board welcomes all comments
and opinions regarding NODA activities,
shows and policies. Please contact
member liaisons Kathy Kirchner.
Monthly board meetings are held the
second Monday of each month at the
Paddock Saddlery in Chagrin Falls from 7
to 9 pm. Members are welcome to
attend. See monthly calendar for details
as on occasion the location of the meeting
may change.
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2010 Grand Haven’s Northern Ohio Dressage
Championship Series
Training Level Adult Amateur
Champion: Stacy Guerra and Sylvia’s
Fathom Dream 60.280%
First Level Open
Champion: Nancy Lewis Stanton and
Idlehour Forio 71.441%
Reserve: Jill Zuk and Ominous
62.066%
First Level Adult Amateur
Champion: Amy Ertas and Pushkin
69.830%
Reserve: Barbara Tuskas and
Brimstone 63.479%
Second Level Open
Champion: Julie Taylor and Will
Robinson 63.572%
Third Level Adult Amateur
Champion: Jennifer Milliner and
Raleigh 65.224%
Reserve: Sally Gries and Madison
61.419%
Fourth Level Adult Amateur
Champion: Lauren Wade and Portfolio
52.543%
Prix St. Georges Adult Amateur
Champion: Lauren Wade and Portfolio
53.985%
Congratulations Jean Clancy and Fitzgerald!
They were the Adequan®/USDF All-Breed Awards
Arabian Horse Association Reserve Champions at
Training Level Vintage for a Half Arabian, with a
median score of 60.435%.
Routine Dental Exam and Float
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By: Gian P. Gargiulo, DVM
he routine dental exam and float should consist of
three basic parts. These are a thorough history, a
comprehensive float, and evaluation of the float.
Once the horse is sufficiently sedated, the mouth is rinsed
and a full mouth speculum is put in place. A full mouth speculum is an apparatus which holds the mouth open and allows
a clear view of the mouth. This type of speculum is the safest
The History
to use because it dissipates the forces of holding the mouth
open over many teeth. Next the horse’s head is placed on a
A thorough history is essential to analyzing the needs of each padded head stand. I feel a head stand is best because it
individual horse. Each float begins with the veterinarian ask- eliminates the need for the owner to hold the head up, which
ing some basic questions about why they were called out to can be very strenuous and dangerous. The head stand also
look at a patient. For example, is this a routine float or is this allows the horse to hold their head in a comfortable position.
horse resisting the bit or having difficulty eating? For a rou- The horse is not restrained by the stand and can back up
tine float I would want to know when the horse was floated
away from it at any time throughout the procedure. Once the
last, if a full mouth speculum was used, if motorized or hand horse is sufficiently sedated with the speculum in place and
floats was used etc. If there is a problem being addressed, I their head on the head stand, the exam begins. Sharp points,
would need to know if the horse is not eating certain feeds, if overgrowths, and imbalances, etc. are easily identified with
the horse is balling up hay, or if there has there been a histo- the help of a very bright head light. Once the evaluation is
ry of fever or nasal discharge, etc. The next step is to palpate complete the float begins. I use motorized equipment for all
the teeth. Palpation is used to assess the sharpness of the
my floats. The motorized float allows me to do all proceteeth, determine if the horse is showing signs of oral pain,
dures in a precise and effective manner, while minimizing
and to evaluate the motion of the jaw. The last step of the
trauma to the mouth.
exam is a visual exam of the mouth to assess sharp points,
overgrowths and ulcerations of oral tissues.
After the Float
The Float
The goal of the float is to identify and correct any abnormalities in the mouth in a safe and effective manner, while causing minimal stress to the patient. I routinely sedate horses
for all procedures to ensure safety, minimize resistance, and
allow the veterinarian to do a thorough and adequate float.
It is important to asses the function of the horses mouth following a float. Manipulating the jaw tells me if the teeth are
grinding effectively with no resistance. Visually you can tell if
the teeth are in balance and if reductions were sufficient. I
consider pain or difficulty eating after the routine float to be
abnormal. The vast majority of my patients will go back to
eating as soon as they wake up from sedation.
2012 NODA Membership Winner
All membership applications received before December 15th were eligible for the 2012 free NODA Membership
Drawing. We are happy to announce that this year's winner is Cindy Gazley. Congrats Cindy!
Members Updates and Barn News
New York Finals Fun
By: Jennifer Ball
HITS on the Hudson might never be the same after a group of
travelers from Ohio decided this year to buck convention and
attend the Region 8 Championship show in Saugerties, New
York. Region 8 competitors welcomed Ohioans with kindness
and hospitality, as the 600+ stall facility housed the Fall
Festival of Dressage and a hunter show (Marshall Sterling
Hunter Jumper Finals) during the September 14-19, 2010
week. Horses of all sizes, shapes, and colors rambled to and
fro throughout the expansive show grounds. Peppered along
all major thoroughfares, vendors sold clothing, tack, food,
and anything else shoppers might browse. Horses learned to
ignore golf carts, scooters, and bicycles as people surged
around on very important business! By the end of the week,
crossing the wooded bridge along the shaded trail leading
from the stabling to warm up and show rings proved to be as
calm and confident for the horses as a walk down their own
barn aisle back at home.
The distance from the stabling to the rings and all activities
made competitors appreciate golf carts and other
transportation, but plenty of exercise was part of every day
for riders walking their horses around and heading to food,
view friends in competition, etc. The turn out paddocks
available provided a healthy mental release for horses that
needed to buck and run.
Days began as most horse shows do, with arrival on the
grounds in the dark and crisp cool morning. But quickly,
Saugerties unfolded into the daylight of the Catskill
Mountains and what seemed to be an infinite maze of horses
and riders all headed somewhere and ready with a smile.
Beautiful little girls with braids and ribbons were pitched onto
adorable ponies ready to canter over fences, elegant warmbloods in their double bridles with quiet riders in white
breeches, brown saddles, black saddles, braids, clips, and
shiny spurs—more than the eye could see and more fun than
a person has a right to expect! And the food service was
divine with stir-fry, burgers, sandwiches, salads, breakfast
sandwiches, pasta, and more…delicious!
Following long days of showing and horse care, competitors
enjoyed evenings of great food, singing, jokes, and the
infamous escalator party trick (oh maybe that was just us?!)
The only drawback was the consuming pile of dirty smelly
laundry toted back across the Ohio border. Competitors are
human, and not everything can be perfect, but in spite of the
occasional tear, a flat tire on the way home, and Rhavel
insisting he must travel home sans halter (he took it off
twice!) Region 8 Finals in Saugerties, New York was the most
fun ever! It was the whole snow cone! Thanks and
appreciation to Nancy Lewis Stanton and Bob and Bernie
Lewis who made a bunch of amateurs proud equestrians in
New York!
Sendonway Equestrian Center Region 8 Finals Results at HITS on the Hudson 2010
Horse & Rider
USDF Region 8 Championship Class
Placing
Firenza EMF ridden by Nancy Lewis-Stanton
Ghlenlivet ridden by Nancy Lewis-Stanton
Rhavel ridden by Nancy Lewis-Stanton
Idlehour Forio ridden by Nancy Lewis-Stanton
Rhavel ridden by Nancy Lewis-Stanton
Banker's Holidae ridden by Jennifer Ball
Banker's Holidae ridden by Jennifer Ball
Training Level, Test 4 2007 OPEN
FEI Prix St. Georges 2009 OPEN
FEI Grand Prix 2009 OPEN
First Level, Test 4 2007 OPEN
FEI Freestyle, Grand Prix 2009 OPEN
USDF Freestyle, First Level 2007 AA
First Level, Test 4 2007 AA
21st
29th
8th
5th
1st
5th
9th
2010...What a Year!
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By: Clara Etzel
In January of 2010, if you would have asked me what the year
had in store for me, I would have rattled off a few goals I wanted
to accomplish such as, continuing to ride and show horses,
continuing my undergraduate degree, and earning my BHS

certification, among other things.
I started off the year at Albion College, finishing up my training
for my BHS exams and ended the year living in Ann Arbor,

Michigan, having established my own business. I could in no way
have predicted what 2010 had in store for me, but it was a
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rewarding and exciting year for me as a rider and student. I
wanted to share a few highlights with NODA members about
what happened during my 2010 year.
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Passed my BHS
Stage 1, 2, 3 and
Prelim Teaching
Test, thereby
becoming a BHSPT
(British Horse
Society Prelim
Teaching
Candidate). I spent
December 2010 (during winter break) completing
paperwork to become a BHSAI (British Horse Society
Assistant Instructor).
Started my own LLC, named Clara Etzel Dressage, LLC. I
started an LLC to train horses, teach lessons, give clinics,
and sell horses, which is based at Cavallo Equestrian Centre
in Superior Township, MI (near Ann Arbor).
Declared and competed in NAYRC qualifying competitions
for FEI Young Riders- Although circumstances prevented me
from competing in all qualifying competitions and going to
the NAYRC in Lexington, KY, it was a very enjoyable
experience.
Competed my horse, More Coffee Please aka Reggie at
Fourth Level, earning all scores in the 60’s! Quite an
accomplishment for my little Quarter Horse : )
Earned my USDF Bronze and Silver Medals.
Transferred to Central Michigan University to an online
Undergraduate degree, majoring in Administration. All my
courses are online. I love this program. Although it requires
discipline, I now have the flexibility to train, compete, and
travel when I want and
need to.
I can only hope that
2011 is full of such
gratifying experiences
like those that I had in
2010. One exciting event
that I am especially
looking forward to is
brining 2-time member of the Swedish National Dressage Team,
Mette Rosencrantz to Cavallo Equestrian Center for a clinic in
April. I encourage NODA members to ride or audit the clinic, as
this is an exceptional opportunity to work with a top
international competitor. I am sure 2011 will be filled with new
adventures, just as 2010 was and cannot wait for them to
unfold.
Happy New Year!
Year End Wrap up for Poulin Dressage at
Fair Weather Farm
and the American Gold Cup. Kate is now preparing "Zuel" for
the 2011 Pan American Games.
Riding Brenda Ridenour's 4-year-old Hanoverian stallion Don
Regale, Kate took home many blue ribbons at Training level.
She took "Regis" to the Devon horse show where they
It has been a fun-filled and successful year for Poulin
cleaned up, placing second in the huge Four and Five Year Old
Dressage. Congratulations to our students who achieved
success in the show ring and year-end USDF awards, including Gelding/Stallion class. Regis's future is
bright.
these NODA members:
By: Kate Poulin
Congrats to Sally Gries who debuted at Third
level with her mare Madison.
She received her scores at Third level for her
Bronze Medal. Karen Deitrick and Puddle
Jumper made a splash at Third level and
clinched their Bronze Medal.
Susan Slotnick riding GiGi debuted at First
level this year! Congratulations to Liz Ritz on
the purchase of her beautiful mare Jules.
In the picture is L-R Kate Poulin, Joesophine Brencic, Athena Tarulli, Rachal
Burger, Brenda Ridenour, Rachael Horton, Jacquline Dickey, Stacy Hirth and
Elizabeth Ritz
Kate Poulin had a very successful season on all her horses.
Brilliant Too was Region 2 Grand Prix Champion and USDF
Performance Horse Champion at Grand Prix. Kate and
Brilliant Too also did demonstration rides at Equine Affaire
New Years Resolutions
By: Cassandra Hummert-Johnson
Happy New Years everyone! As is traditional, the new year is
time for resolutions, goals, and to forgive and forget. I am so
excited for this year and the exciting things it will bring! Here
are a few of my big goals for 2011!
1.)Be Healthy! As many know, it’s sometimes difficult to keep
to a diet and exercise regimen. Over the last year I’ve tried
different exercises, workouts, diets, classes and I’m planning
on putting together something that’ll work for me! Pilates and
Yoga are both GREAT for equestrians, especially dressage riders. Pilates works on your core/abdominal muscles. It is in a
workout type style. Classes and videos are awesome. I recommend Pilates for Dressage Riders by Janice Dulak. Yoga is also
really great for riders- it keeps you flexible and loose. I love
going to Yoga classes, but videos are also good, even nonhorsey ones. Also, I’ve gotten into running and kickboxing!
Kickboxing is so much fun, I recommend it to everyone. It’s a
combination of cardio, self-defense, boxing and fun! My hope
is to be able to integrate all of these things throughout the
week to benefit my health and my riding (as well as possibly
eliminating those weekly Starbucks Mochas…. :)
New to the team is Rio, a 4-year-old Lusitano
stallion sponsored to Kate by Fair Weather
Farm. Kate and Rio are a new team but have
already had several scores in the 70's at
Training level and many blue ribbons. We are
looking forward to the future with this
amazing horse.
We were proud to host a clinic with Christoph
Hess this past summer at Fair Weather Farm.
We had a big turnout of auditors and had a
waiting list for rider slots. This clinic was a huge success and
we are looking forward to having Christoph back in April and
November 2011. Fair Weather Farm will also be hosting clinics
with Michael Poulin and Stephan Clarke of Germany. We are
all looking forward to 2011!
3.) Compete at the NAJYRC! Rampal is happily munching grass
down in Tennessee after 25 years of successful competition,
and Archie has moved on to a family that absolutely adores
him. However, I look forward to 2011 with a new partner!
Tizayo (Ozzy) is a 10 year old KWPN gelding. We bought him
from South Carolina in September, 2010. He is such a sweetheart and is learning new things every day. Right now we are
looking forward to competing in the spring!
4.) Get my PADI Advanced Diver Certification! Last summer I
did a marine biology project in the Yasawa Islands of Fiji. I had
so much fun diving in the South Pacific. My dad and I are
planning to take a trip to the Caymens to do my advanced
diver. I LOVE photography, and when becoming and Advanced
Open Water Diver you get to explore areas of Scuba, such as
underwater photography. I can’t wait!
5.) Stay Thankful. Every day I try to remember and
acknowledge how blessed and lucky I am. As a young rider,
I’ve been blessed with 4 awesome horses, great opportunities
and wonderful people. As a student I go to a great school and
will move on to the University of Kentucky where I will continue to study and train. And personally, I am thankful for my
health, my happiness, my fabulous parents and my friends.
2.) Write more! With my school schedule and riding and being I’ve certainly had a beyond-awesome “childhood” (sheesh
pretty busy I stopped writing monthly articles for NODA! I will that’s a scary thought, as I turn 18 next year. I’ll always be a
little kid though :). So thank you to everyone that’s done that
definitely start back up again, and have a bunch of ideas for
for me, and I can only hope to continue to realize that every
new topics and articles.
What Horses Have Done for Me
By: Kimber Mackenzie
heading for a 2’9” fence in our fourth jumping class when we
crashed into the fence. My poor horse sent me sailing
through the air, hitting the ground hard enough to separate
my shoulder, break ribs, rupture a lung, and bruise my
kidneys. At the hospital they found that I had kidney cancer. I
was able to be cured with surgery. Now I look at my horse
and see my guardian angel. After another less traumatic fall, I
admitted that the demands at work and at home did not
permit me to ride enough for the strength to jump safely.
I’m sure my story would not interest “The Today Show”
audience, but maybe those of you in NODA will find it
entertaining. My name is Kimber Mackenzie. I started riding
when I was 8 years old on school horses. My mom finally
broke down and bought me my own horse at age 13, a grade
mare with no special breeding, the most beautiful horse I had
ever seen. We jumped, went trail riding, and started in
We had to find a new job. This brought us to dressage in the
dressage and eventing, about four or five shows at best.
spring of 2009. We entered our first show in November 2009.
What fun! What a welcoming environment, peaceful
My riding career was cut short when it was time to go to
compared to the hunter shows! Horses tearing around,
college. I did join the OSU Equestrian team, hunters mostly,
people calling out fences, look out! We have continued to
but when I went to veterinary school, horseback riding had to show this year and met some of the most wonderful people.
stop to allow time for the rigorous studying that was
At 44, I found myself qualifying for a championship -- what a
required.
surprise. My daughter told me she was proud of me (she is
I began practicing veterinary medicine and discovered that it 8). We have had a great year!
took many hours of commitment. I loved my profession, but I
began to feel riding at a competitive level was no longer in
Riding first gave me something to do to stay out of the
the cards for me.
normal teenage traps. Next, riding gave me the self
In 2001 I found myself drawn to some horse people. They put
me on a horse and insisted that I ride. My dear friend Cathy
and my friend, client, and generous trainer Mary Jane Moore
just wouldn’t take, “No I’m just too busy” for an answer. It is
a hunter barn, so when I found myself a proud owner of a
racing thoroughbred I started in hunters. In 2002 I had my
beautiful daughter. My riding career was derailed again, but I
persevered and found my way back to riding as soon as I
could.
In 2006, at a hunter show, we were doing a roll back and
confidence that I could be anything I wanted to be. Riding has
since given me some of the best friends I could ever want.
Riding has recently given me good health and the opportunity
to be cured and stay healthy. And now riding has given me a
vocation my horse and I love, with people we can’t wait to
get to know better.
Thanks to all of you that make this happen: To NODA officers,
volunteers, riders, and stables that do all the work to have
these shows. You make some of us feel like little girls (and
boys) again.
News from Topline Stables
Successful Northeast Ohio Debut of "RENS"
3rd Level, Reserve Champion
November Lake Erie College Dressage Show
Rider & Trainer, Janeen Langowski-Grava
Owner, Dee Liebenthal
Congratulations!
FWF Princess Sarah Takes Home the Ribbons
Training and First Level Success
November Lake Erie College Dressage Show
Rider & Trainer, Janeen Langowski-Grava (right)
Owner, Carol Cassano (left)
Congratulations!
The United States Equestrian
Federation, Inc.® Dressage
Tests for Training through
Fourth Levels are now
available
dressage/2011DressageBookletOrderForm.pdf (Approx. 3
week delay due to re-printing)
FEI Dressage Tests are available on-line for download from
the FEI website.
Dressage Tests http://www.fei.org/disciplines/officialsorganisers/organisers/dressage/dressage-tests
Para-Dressage http://www.fei.org/disciplines/officialsThe tests are in effect from December 1, organisers/organisers/para-equestrian-dressage/dressage2010 through November 30, 2014. Complete USEF score
tests
sheets are posted for FREE download to anyone with a via
"My USEF" Accounts on the USEF website. Anyone, whether USDF Dressage Tests Intro, First - Fourth Level Freestyles, Pas
a USEF member or not, may sign up for free My USEF access. de Deux & Quadrille tests available from the USDF.
Click here to sign in or click here for FAQ about My USEF
Accounts. Once you have obtained your “My USEF” and have Members of USDF who are logged in to the USDF Web site
logged in, you can view the 2011 USEF Dressage Tests at:
can access all of these tests in the Competitions Forms and
https://www.usef.org/_AUAIFrames/
Documents section.
DressageTest/2011Tests.aspx
USEF DRESSAGE TESTS – 2011 Training through Fourth Level
Complete Score Sheets available for download via My USEF
Accounts – click here to sign in or click here for more
information on My USEF accounts.
Anyone can access the USDF Introductory Test A & B
movements through the forms and documents section of the
USDF Web site. The test movements are also available in the
USDF Directory and complete test scoresheets are available
for purchase on CD from USDF’s Lendon F. Gray Bookstore.
Dressage Test Booklet Order Form is available at https://
www.usef.org/documents/disciplines/
Eventing dressage tests are available from USEA
www.useventing.com/competitions.php?section=dressage
Fall Wellness Exam
By: Dr Jeni Gaffney Visiting Vet
C
ongratulations to everyone that won an end of season
Championship ribbon or trophy! It was wonderful to
see everyone dressed up at the NODA banquet.
Now that show season is over for those of us not lucky
enough to be heading to Florida, it is the time for a Fall
Wellness Exam. This is the best time to reflect on the past
season and make plans for the winter training session.
A physical exam should be scheduled to address any health
concerns that have developed over the past year.
Auscultation of the heart, lungs, and GI tract should be
performed. If any pesky lumps have developed, now is the
time for them to be checked and removed.
Vaccinations are essential for the complete health of the
horse. Consult your veterinarian to determine the vaccines
required by each horse on an individual basis.
A fecal egg count should be performed at least 60 days after
the last de-wormer has been administered. The fecal egg
count will determine the need to de-worm, if the current dewormer is effective, and help the veterinarian develop a deworming strategy designed specifically for your horse and
property.
An oral exam should be performed. A good oral exam should
be done under sedation with a bright light and an oral
speculum. The sharp points on the molars can be “floated”
equilibrated if needed and hooks can be reduced.
A CBC profile (complete blood count) and fibrinogen blood
work can be drawn to fully evaluate your horse’s health. The
CBC looks for anemia, infection, inflammation and low
platelets. A profile will evaluate liver enzymes, kidney
function, and overall electrolyte and protein values.
Fibrinogen levels help to assess the overall inflammation
state present within the horse.
Now is the time to look into any subtle lameness or gait
abnormality. Early intervention may correct or cure a
problem. Radiographs, ultrasound and MRI are advanced
diagnostics that can be utilized to pinpoint lameness.
Joint injections, joint supplements and injections of joint
protective substances such as Adequan or Legend may
improve your horse’s comfort and allow him to perform at a
higher level.
Using all the information from the Fall wellness Exam we can
start evaluating a training program to prepare for next
season. Hopefully we will all be recipient of a Championship
ribbon next year!
Equine Dentistry Seminar Sponsored by The Visiting Vet
Have you every wondered why a horse needs to have their teeth equilibriated (floated and examined) each year?
What is the veterinarian looking for during the dental examination?
Why do we need a light, speculum and sedation for the dental exam?
My new horse has a wave, ramp, step, smile, open pulp chamber, decay – what do these look like? Prognosis? Treatment?
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January 2011:
Jan 12
Jan 19
Feb 2
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Copley Feed
The Paddock
6:30 – 7:30
6:30 – 7:30
6:30 - 7:30
Lameness Seminar Sponsored By Visiting Vet
Find out what new treatments and therapies are available.
This seminar will cover stem cell, IRAP, PRP, Shock Wave Therapy, Tildren, Legend, Adequan and Mesotherapy.
Learn the differences between the NSAIDS – Banamine, Bute, Surpass and Equioxx.
Learn the benefits and uses of nutriceuticals– glucosamine and chondroitin.
Come join us for an evening of interesting lameness cases offered by The Visiting Vet on the following dates in February 2011:
Feb 8
Feb 16
Feb 23
Copley Feed
Rocky River Stables
The Paddock
6:30 – 7:30
6:30 – 7:30
6:30 - 7:30
USEF 2011 DRESSAGE TESTS SYMPOSIUM
with Margaret Freeman, “S” Judge
When:
January 22, 2011 Registration / Check-In 8:45 AM
Presentation 9:30 AM
Where:
Lake Erie College Equestrian Learning Center
Directions at www.lec.edu/equestrian/events
What:
2011 USEF Dressage Tests Video Presentation
& “Moving up the Levels” Lecture & Discussion
USDF University Accredited
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Phone 216-389-2743 E-Mail berni-edu@nodarider.org
Complete Symposium Information www.nodarider.org
JANUARY 22, 2011
USEF 2011 DRESSAGE TESTS SYMPOSIUM
WITH MARGARET FREEMAN, “S” JUDGE
Presented by Lake Erie College and NODA
USDF University Accredited
Margaret Freeman, a well-respected USEF “S” dressage judge,
will provide a video presentation and discussion of the new 2011
USEF dressage tests, as well as a “Moving up the Levels” lecture.
The 2011 USEF Training thru Fourth Level dressage tests are
effective December 1, 2010.
Please join us for a fun and informative day. Be prepared for the
2011 show season with insights from Margaret. Details and
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Page at www.nodarider.org.
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NODA Board Meeting Minutes - November 8, 2010
Meeting Location: The Paddock Saddlery
Attendance: Robyn Ambrose, Alice Brightup, Carol Cassano,
Linda Cooley, Fran Cverna, Marcia Doyle, Karen Eisenhauer,
Chris Goodall, Mary Lou Gallagher, Lisa Gorretta, Bonnie
Gray, Mary Jo Keptner, Kathy Kirchner, Jennifer Kick, Dale
Lappert, Dee Liebenthal, Berni Moauro, Kim Moody, Gail
Patton, Mary Dana Prescott, Carey Smith Wilson, Lora Szloh
Call to Order: Dee Liebenthal, President, called the meeting
to order at 7:05PM.
Minutes: Linda Cooley moved to accept the minutes as
written. Kathy Kirchner seconded and the minutes were
approved by a vote.
Treasurer's Report: Jennifer Kick
 Current balances: Checking $11,177.17 and Savings
$5,007.59.
 Unclaimed Funds Form was filed with the Ohio Dept. of
Taxation. No unclaimed funds were reported.
 Reinstatement & Appointment of Statutory Agent forms
have been filed with the Ohio Secretary of State and we
are again an existing non-profit corp!
 Schooling Show income= $18,137.06, Expense=
$11,882.66 for a net income of $6,254.40.
Handbook Report: Dee for Rosemary Rufo
 Rose asked that any changes for the 2011 handbook
should be sent to her.
Membership Report: Alice Brightup
 2010 total membership was 292.
 64 have joined for 2011 including 9 professionals and 7
juniors.
Historian/Data Management Report: Lora Szloh
 Lora showed us the shirts from Dana's Doodles that will
be given as door prizes at the banquet. They had been
given to us as free samples.
 Dee needs the names of the 1978-94 and 1998 winners
of the Fox Smith trophy. Discussion on the Fox Smith
trophy.
Recognized Show Report: Robyn Ambrose
 Rosemary Herman will be the TD.
 The show will be a Level 2 show.
 Discussion on whether or not to have a silent auctionmaybe moving it closer to the crowd if we do have it
again.
 Lisa Gorretta reminded us of Jenni Gaffney's idea for a
fun freestyle.
Newsletter Report: Dee for Niki Sackman
 Please get items for the newsletter to Niki by the 15th of
the month.
 Dee told us about Niki's USDF Award for Best Layout and
Design (The one with Becky Kirk on the cover.) Linda
Cooley also received a USDF Award for the NODA
Website. Congratulations to both of you!
Awards Report: Dee for Janeen Langowski-Grava
 Janeen has finished calculating the awards in readiness
for the banquet.
Education Report: Marcia Doyle and Berni Moauro
 The October deKunffy lecture was successful. The two
lectures combined made money. Dee complimented
Marcia and Berni on their work on the lectures.
 Lisa, Berni, Marcia and Dee are working out the details of
the January test clinic. LEC is planning to have a lecture
by Margaret Freeman on the Friday evening before our
clinic..
 There are 18 tests this time- now available online.
Schooling Shows Report: Chris Goodall and Fran Cverna
 Chris has posted a survey about the schooling shows on
the website for members to take.
 Fran showed us SS statistic sheets and gave us a trivia
test for fun.
 Fran is now officially retired from being SS secretary.
 Members thanked her for her years of service.
Webmaster Report: Linda Cooley
 Broadcasts-10/13/10 Oct E-News: 10/16&17 Ride times,
Year-End Awards, Banquet News;10/19/10 Charles de
Kunffy Educ. Event, 10/16&17 Show Results; 10/31/2010
Nov. Newsletter, Awards Info., Web Recent Updates
 Thank you to everyone who e-mailed or called with
congratulations on the website USDF award.
 NODA By-laws posted on the About Us page
Banquet Report: Carol Cassano
 50 reservations are in so far.
 Vendors and sponsors have been quite generous.
 On Oct. 25, 2010 Dee sent an email to the board
requesting a vote on board members attending the
banquet free of charge. Board members having
traditionally attended the banquet free of charge,
discussed but didn't vote, on the board paying in 2010.
In the interest of fairness it was necessary to request an
email vote. The email vote was in favor of a free dinner
for board members at the 2010 banquet.
External Relations Report: Lisa Gorretta
 Our GMO basket for the USDF convention is coming
together.
 Our delegates will be meeting to go over the schedule of
events at the convention.
Old Business:
 Bonnie passed out a sheet of information and thoughts
on implementing a Lifetime Achievement Award for
NODA. The committee will consist of Dale, Carey, Dee,
Mary Dana and Bonnie.
 Kathy brought up issues that were tabled and then
forgotten. 1)Surveying members to see what their
interests are. 2)Finding a way to award professionals for
what they do in making our schooling shows successful.
3)Having a volunteer training day.

Dee passed out a sheet listing the Board of Directors of
NODA based on the By-Laws of 2010. The directors at
large currently are Member Liaison Kathy Kirchner,
Member at Large Bonnie Gray, Professional Liaison Mary
Dana Prescott, Jr/YR Liaison Cassandra HummertJohnson and the fifth Director at Large (one for each
Executive Council member) is Carey Smith Wilson. This
information will go out to the membership.
Adjournment: Lisa moved to adjourn, Alice seconded and the
meeting was adjourned at 8:40PM.
** On Nov. 18th Dee sent out an email to those who attend
the board meetings canceling the Dec. meeting. The Jan.
meeting will be held Monday Jan. 10th at Dee's house from
7:00 to 9:00PM. We will have a short regular meeting and
then brainstorm about the future of NODA. She will supply
New Business:
pizza or subs and drinks, if others will bring a dessert to
 Kim talked about the need to decide on a venue for the
share. A reminder with directions to her house will be sent
st
1 schooling show in May. The possibilities of Blue Moon out closer to that date.
or sharing the Grand Haven show were discussed.
Calendar of Events
COMPLETE LIST AVAILABLE
AT www.NodaRider.org
NANCY SMITH CLINIC Eastside
Location Contact: Mary Dana
Prescott 440-256-8858,
Woodwind Farm
Contact The Visiting Vet office 330
-666-5915 or
visitingvet@frontier.com
Future dates to be included in
their entirety closer to the 1/22
date
USEF 2011 DRESSAGE TESTS
JANUARY
1/12
EQUINE DENTISTRY SEMINAR,
Flyer, Rocky River Stables, Rocky
River, OH, Sponsored by The
Visiting Vet, Contact The Visiting
Vet office 330-666-5915 or
1/19
Flyer, Copley Feed, Copley, OH,
Sponsored by The Visiting Vet,
Contact The Visiting Vet office 330
-666-5915 or
1/21
NANCY SMITH CLINIC Westside
Location Contact: Sue Horst 440962-3041, Rocky River, Brecksville
or Bridlewood in Medina
1/22 & 23
2/16
EQUINE LAMENESS SEMINAR,
Flyer, Rocky River Stables, Rocky
SYMPOSIUM, with Margaret
River, OH, Sponsored by The
Freeman, "S" Judge, Presented by Visiting Vet, Contact The Visiting
NODA and Lake Erie College, USDF Vet office 330-666-5915 or
UNIVERSITY ACCREDITED, Details visitingvet@frontier.com
& Registration Form
2/18
1/30
DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW,
www.chagrinvalleyfarms.com
Chagrin Valley Farms, Bainbridge
OH, Judge Dale Lappert (R),
***NODA Members: Show eligible 2/19 & 20
for 2011 NODA Year-End Awards
FEBRUARY
Prescott 440-256-8858,
Woodwind Farm
2/2
2/27
Flyer, The Paddock Saddlery,
DRESSAGE SCHOOLING, SHOW,
Bainbridge, OH, Sponsored by The www.chagrinvalleyfarms.com
Visiting Vet, Contact The Visiting
Chagrin Valley Farms, Bainbridge
Vet office 330-666-5915 or
OH, Judge Jackie Smith (r), ***
NODA Members: Show eligible for
2/8
EQUINE LAMENESS SEMINAR,
Flyer, Copley Feed, Copley, OH,
Sponsored by The Visiting Vet,
2011 NODA Year-End Awards
MARCH
3/11
3/12 & 13
Prescott 440-256-8858,
Woodwind Farm
3/18-20
LEC DRESSAGE WINTER SERIES
SHOW, USDF & USEF Recognized,
www.lec.edu/equestrian/events
3/27
DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOW,
Chagrin Valley Farms, Bainbridge,
OH, Judge Connie Wyatt (Retired
r), www.chagrinvalleyfarms.com
*** NODA Members: Show
eligible for 2011 NODA Awards
APRIL
4/16-17
DRESSAGE CLINIC WITH METTE
ROSENCRANTZ, Cavallo Equestrian
Centre, Superior Township, MI,
Contact Clara at
Claraetzeldressage@yahoo.com,
Website for Mette Rosencrantz
www.metterosencrantz.com
Classifieds
HORSES FOR SALE OR LEASE
(M=mare, G=gelding)
information: http://warmbloods-forsale.com/HorseDetail.asp?
HorseID=25884&UserID=10683 1/11
potential, tons of personality, started
under saddle. . ROYAL - 1998 Grey
Gelding, 16+ hh Stunning, athletic,
smooth beautiful gaits. 3/11
For Sale: Don Schufro, M, 2003 17.1h,
Second level. Kind and social horse
that loves people and being dolled on.
Call Kate 386.624.3968 1/11
For Sale: Hanoverian, Proposal - 2009
chestnut Hanoverian filly by Parabol.
For Sale: Oldenburg 1997 Black Mare,
Registered/branded Hanoverian and
15.3 hh.
lifetime USEF. Should mature 16 “Sabrina” has
16.1hh. $12,000 Contact 419-606shown
For Sale: Dutch Warmblood G, 2006,
3308 or cloverwoodfarm@novadsl.net
dressage, has
16.2 Breeze
for pictures and video 10/10
lovely
“Tango”;
movement and
exceptional
shows great
Contango son For Sale: Hanoverian, 2007 gelding by
Regazzoni out of registered
aptitude for
and 1/2
Hanoverian mare. Lightly backed,
lateral
brother to
sweet/ lovely gates! Should mature
movements. Jumps willingly. Loads,
Ravel. Lovely
16.2-16.3. Contact Carol : 440-477clips, crossties, stands for farrier, trail
conformation, three solid gaits, and
rides. Ridden by Novice and Advanced
ring presence to catch the judge's eye. 7406; carlove@roadrunner.com;
http://tiny.cc.HHF 1/11
riders. No stall vices. Impressive
Currently showing Training Level
pedigree. Currently in training and
dressage. Quiet, athletic, brave
offered at $12,000, Video on
jumper; 1st place finish at his first mini For Sale: Holsteiner/Welsh Cob, G,
2004 14.1h, Training/First level with
YouTube.com Contact Jeanne 330-239
trial! Ready to be your champion!
-2587 330-239-2587,
Contact Idi Milliken (440) 885-8206 or Jr/Yr. Three fantastic/balanced gaits.
Loves to jump. Sound with no health
LedgeHollowStable@yahoo.com 1/11
imillik1@hotmail.com. 1/11$
issues. Call Kate 386.624.3968 1/11
$
For Sale: LUSITANOS at Cross Winds
For Sale: Haflinger, G, 2003, 14.3h,
Farm www.TheCrossWindsFarm.com For Sale: Oldenburg, Roczari - 2005
registered with the AHR. Shown
Contact Bob Weston at 440-82917.1 dark gray G by Rosario.
Training level, scores to 69.13%.
8165 or 543-5698 ALOMA – 2005
Registered GOV and lifetime USDF. In
Ready to show first. Jumps 3'
professional training. $25,000 Contact
effortlessly. Has started work on flying Bay Mare, 16 hh Lovely gaits,
Showing successfully. DIEGO – 2007
419-606-3308 or
changes. Asking 15,500, negotiable.
Link with pictures and video and more Grey Roan Gelding, 15.2 hh Lots of
NODA Advertising Form
Deadline for submission of Ads is: 15th of each month
(e.g. If received by 15th Sept., ad will publish in Oct.)
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26335 Cranage Road
Olmsted Falls, OH 44138
cloverwoodfarm@novadsl.net for pics
and video 1/11
For Sale: Paint, G, 13 yrs old, solid
bred paint with lots of show
miles. Great for an Adult Amateur or
Junior/Young Rider rider. Loves trails,
jumps 3', 1st level dressage. Currently
leased/shown by Junior/YR. $5000
obo. Chris 440-221-2684 or
csleja@yahoo.com 1/11
Full or 1/2 Lease: Hanoverian
gelding, 3rd/4th Level, 13 yrs
old. Stanley is a well-trained
schoolmaster, ready to teach you
lateral movements, or help brush up
on the basics. Located at Maple Star
Farm in Chardon. Interested rider
must take at least one lesson per
week with Charlotte Bayley. Contact
Charlotte 216-337-8045 or
maplestarfarm@att.net. Photos and
video at www.csbdressage.net 4/11
For Lease or 1/2 Lease:
Thoroughbred, 15.3h, Bay, G, green
but willing. TL dressage, jumps
2'6" BN eventing with potential for
much more. Needs intermediate
rider, contact Chris 440-221-2684
3/11
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APPAREL, TACK, AND STABLE 2/11
NEEDS
Help Wanted: Dream on Farm in
Columbia Station Farm looking for
part time help. Duties include: stall
cleaning, turning horses out, feeding
and other barn chores. Contact Janet
Boyle at janetb@en.com, (440) 2363555. 1/11
Arthur Kottas Imperial Deluxe
Dressage Saddle, black, excellent
condition, 17 " seat, narrow twist, #3
tree, standard flap. $1500.00 OBO.
Leslie Henry 440-476-5176 or
lesliehenry@yahoo.com 1/11
Collegiate All Purpose Saddle,
17.5” Havanna Brown, Older model
and well broken-in. It has many great
rides left. Great first saddle or for
everyday use. $250 call Chris 440-221
-2684 or email csleja@yahoo.com
9/10
Rembrandt Dressage Saddle 17.5”
black, adjustable tree. In very good
condition and very comfortable. $750,
call Judy (440) 953-0584 4/11
Stateline Tack dressage saddle, 16”,
med. tree. Good condition. Would
make a great entry level saddle for
beginner at a reasonable price. $75.00
Contact
FleurDeLysFarm@hotmail.com or 440774-3267. 11/10
Trilogy Saddle, Trilogy “Amadeus”
saddle for sale. Excellent condition.
18 W. Asking only $2,800. Contact
Regina at 216.390.3702 or
regina.sacha@sbcglobal.net. Master
Saddler Heather Soones from Saddles
101 will fit to your horse!
Verhan Dressage Odyssey I Saddle,
brand new, ridden in five times, must
sell, black size 18 med/w, asking only
$2,200, Regina 216.390.3702 or
regina.sacha@sbcglobal.net
Contina close contact saddle, 19”,
made in Argentina, suede knee
rolls. This is an older saddle with
STABLE LISTINGS
some use and small scratches, hence
Bauer Equestrian Center
the low price. $75.00 Contact
FleurDeLysFarm@hotmail.com or 440- Kristin Stein head trainer/instructor
Brookfield, OH
774-3267 11/10
(304) 830-0529
County Competitor Saddle, black, 17’, www.steinequine.com
Board, training and lessons,
#3 fit (wide), spring tree, all leather,
specializing in dressage and eventing.
made in England, good condition.
Full care, large indoor with heating
Includes: leathers, stirrups, girth &
viewing area, outdoor arena with
saddle pad. $600, Jenny 216-219stadium course, cross country jumps
3449 3/11
and trails. Excellent farrier services.
Trailering available. Many show
Crosby Prix Des Nations all purpose
opportunities. All for the Horse tack
saddle. 171/2" seat. Medium width.
shop on site. 12/10$
Leathers and stirrups included.
Excellent condition. $425.00 Call Linda
Bridlewood Stables
@ 440-647-6444 10/10
Olmsted Township
216-389-2281
Crosby Prix Des Nations, 16.5", close
http://bridlewoodstables.webs.com/
contact saddle with plain flap, pencil
knee rolls, medium tree, narrow twist Full-care boarding stable, features a
seat. Leather is in excellent condition. indoor riding arena 130’x 70 all
weather sand footing, lighted,
One repair Issue: right Side under
outdoor riding field, 24 stalls. Stalls
panel needs to be re-stitched, but is
good. Contact Linda 440-564-8118 or are 10’x12’ fully matted stalls that are
cleaned 7 days a week. Tack lockers in
email webmaster@nodarider.org.
a locked heated tack room. Horse are
Price Reduced: $250 1/11
feed 3 meals a day of both hay and
grain. Hot and cold city water 1 indoor
Crosby Prix St. George Dressage
wash rack with hot and cold water.
saddle, brown, 18" Med. spring tree,
Grass pastures available for turnout ,
made in England, padded 17" flap,
concealed padded pencil knee blocks, weather permitting. Direct access to
excellent Cleveland Metroparks bridle
very close contact, narrow twist,
stirrup bars put your leg right where it trails and Lewis rd riding ring. Bring in
your own riding instructor permitted.
should be, included 28" Thorowgood
Stalls available
synthetic girth, not sure of age but
looks brand new, $750, Contact
Georgia at 330-620-5046 or
gdemorest@yahoo.com 3/11
Karl Niedersuss Symphony Dressage
Saddle – Black Size 17-5", very good
condition. $1100 Call Karen 440-263-
Cloverfield
Mary Dana Prescott
Kirtland, OH
(440) 256-8858
Boarding, training, and/or lessons;
dressage and some jumping.
Opportunities to go to clinics and
shows. Provide lots of grass turnouts.
Will also travel to your farm for
lessons.
Cross Winds Farm
Bob Weston
16490 Munn Road
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
(440) 543-5698
(440) 829-8165
www.thecrosswindsfarm.com
remington75@windstream.net
Boarding, training, dressage and
eventing Stalls available
English Oak Stables
South Amherst, OH
(440) 258-0511
www.SabineWalkerDressageOnline.c
om
Full Service Boarding Facility, offering
dressage training, lessons and clinics.
Children & beginner lessons. equine
massage therapy. Friendly small barn
atmosphere in a quiet setting. Easily
accessible from Ohio Turnpike or Rt. 2
(I-90) 1/11
Grand Prix Farm
Kelli Flanagan
1818 Lester Road
Valley City, OH 44280
(330) 483-9055
www.grandprixfarm.com
Boarding, lessons, schoolmasters
available, indoor & outdoor arena,
heated observation room
KKM Stables
Karen Stephens
Bellville, OH
419.688.1331
www.KKMStables.com
KKMStables@aol.com
Full-Service Dressage Training &
Instruction from Intro through the
Levels. Improves balance, beauty,
suppleness, strength of horse and
rider. High quality facility &
instruction; friendly atmosphere.
Clinics/weekend intensives, stalls
available, affordable: first weekend of
every month November - May
31735 Walker Road
Avon Lake, OH 44012
(440) 933-4654
www.northcrestequestrian.com
Dressage training & lessons, summer
horse camps, birthday parties
Rivendel Farm
Bonnie Gray & Dale Lappert “R”
dressage judge
Garrettsville, OH
(330) 527-4683 eve
(440) 813-4009 days
Boarding, training, lessons at all levels.
Small dressage & eventing barn, we
offer experienced, personalized care,
7 day, all day turnout - group pasture
or individual paddocks, uncrowded.
Indoor & outdoor rings. 12 x 12 box
stalls, 5 miles of trails and x-country
jumps. Full care $350-$375/mth.
Rocky River Stables
Cleveland Metro Parks—RR branch
(216) 267-2525
www.valleyriding.org
Boarding, lessons, pony & horse
camps, therapeutic riding, indoor &
outdoor arena, Metropark trails.
Shadow Facs Farm
(814) 796-6161
www.shadowfacsfarm.com
Dressage training 9/10
Topline Stables at Walden
Janeen Langowski-Grave
1109 Aurora-Hudson Rd.
Aurora, OH 44202
(330) 995-0039
(440) 666-6182
www.topline-stables.com
janeengrava@earthlink.net
Boarding, lessons, clinics, sales,
training, kids summer camp.
Amenities include: full care board &
training facility, indoor & outdoor
arena, grass pastures, daily turnout,
daily stall cleaning, three feedings a
day.
Xhalt Equestrian Center
Phyllis Setter
Island Road
Columbia Station, OH
Ledge Hollow Stable
(216) 299-3096
Jeanne & Terry Fashempour
www.Xhalteqcenter.com
Lodi, OH
We are an adult boarding and training
330-239-2587
facility for the dressage enthusiast.
www.Watchbearnewfoundlands.com Located in Lorain county close to I-480
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and the western Cuyahoga county
Centrally located in the NE corner of
area. We have indoor and outdoor
Medina County, minutes from I-71, Iarenas, large stalls, tack room, viewing
271, and I-77. Located on the Hinckley room, wash racks and pastures.
reservation trail system. Full care and
co-op. Indoor & outdoor arena.
Turnout, wash rack, lounge. Private
instruction & training. Equine
massotherapist on site. 3/11
North Crest Equestrian Center
Julie Taylor
Northern Ohio Dressage Association
2011 Membership Form
Birth dates are needed only for JR/YR
Date:
□ New Member □ Adding Family
□ Renewal USDF #
Member Name:
□ Amateur □ Professional
Have you ever received a NODA Handbook? Yes □ No □
Handbooks will be on CD and online. CD/Online versions save $$$
If you are unable to access the web or utilize a CD, please check here □
Birth Date:
□ Junior/Young Rider
NODA membership runs 12/1 of current year through 11/30 of
the next year. NODA is a United States Dressage Federation
Group Organization. All NODA members are automatically
USDF group members; $17 of your NODA membership dues
go towards your group membership in USDF. Benefits include
a full year subscription to the official USDF magazine, eligibility for USDF Rider Awards and eligibility to audit many USDF
programs. The Supporting Family Member will not get a personal copy of The USDF Connection magazine, nor be eligible
for USDF Participating Member Discount. However, all other
benefits will apply.
Address:
City, State, 9 digit Zip:
E-mail Address:
Include in NODA Handbook Directory? □ Yes
Phone: (
□ No
)
Barn/Trainer:
We’re building our organization member rolodex. Would you tell us where
and what you do?
Would you like to be involved in any NODA committee? □ Yes
□ No
2011 Membership Dues
Juniors (18 & under)
Each Family Member
Each Supporting Family Member
Additional Family Members
Name:
Birth Date:
□ Amateur □ Professional □ Junior/Young Rider
Name:
Birth Date:
□ Amateur □ Professional □ Junior/Young Rider
Total Due: (General Membership $42 , Junior Membership $32 + add’l family members):
$42.00
$32.00
$17.00
$8.00
$
$
$
Please make checks payable to NODA and mail to: NODA Membership, Alice Brightup 27925 Louise Dr. Solon, OH 44139. If you have any membership
questions call Alice at 440-349-0284 or email membership@nodarider.org. All other questions, call Dee Liebenthal NODA President at 330-562-8455.
NODA Newsletters will be available at www.nodarider.org □ Opt Out: I wish to receive the NODA newsletter via U.S. Postal Service and not email
because I do not have email or I have a dial up internet connection.
NODA News
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JAN 2011

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