September/October - Southern Eventing and Dressage Association

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in this issue
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SEDA Juniors Stellar in State 4-H
what’s up? – 2
barn dirt – 4
newsworthy – 16
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your horse’s health – 21
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events
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calendar, (insert)
here seems to be no limit to the talent
competed in Hunter Under Saddle, Hunt Seat
exhibited by the Junior riders in SEDA.
Equitation, English Showmanship, Halter
On the heels of our very successful Juniors
membership
class, Western Horsemanship and Trail class.
Only Show in June, several of our young riders
In addition to their saddle skills, these girls
schooling standings – 9
went on to compete in District and State 4-H
are just plain smart! They also participated in
board meeting minutes – 13
competitions.
the District Premier Exhibitor contest where
member report – 6
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By Paula Gregory, Jr/YR Chair
The 4-H District show was held at the end
they took a written exam, skills test, and an
of June in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. SEDA junior
interview. Alex won Premier Exhibitor at
new members– 18
participants included Alex Varisco, Jordan
District (which is open to younger participants
event/volunteer forms – 22
French and Michalea Corb. Based on their
than at state – at the state level you have to be
classifieds – 23
performances in the District show, Alex and
14 and over). Bridles and Britches sponsored
contacts – 24
Michaela qualified to continue on to the 4-H
prizes for the District Premier Exhibitor contest.
State Horse Show. Alex competed in Hunter
The State 4-H Show was held in West
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results
Under Saddle, Hunt Seat Equitation, English
Monroe, Louisiana in July. Once again, SEDA
hunter’s bluff – 11
Showmanship and Halter class. Michaela
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volunteer hours – 14
advertisers
recognized standings – 15
eventing standings – 17
membership form, (insert)
usdf convention – 4
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busch sport horses – 7
congratulations – 12
ree photographics – 16
facility/trainer directory – 27
At the District 4-H Show, front row left to right: Michaela Corb, Jordan French, Alex Varisco. Back row left to right: Elizabeth
Cummins and LSU Ag agent, Bobby King.
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A Fair Summer
By Nicole Landreneau, Off Course editor
llamas, emus, handcrafts, baked goods and
more for judging. One night is the Governor’s
I
think I’m getting old. Well, one look in the
Auction where some of these kids auction off
mirror tells me that every morning, but
their prize steer/goat/pig/etc. for scholarship
aside from that, this has seemed a really long
money for college. One really gets a sense of
summer. When I was a kid, the heat never
the time and energy these kids commit to
used to bother me that much – granted, I
all of these endeavors. It’s really touching,
grew up in Wisconsin, where the 90+ degree
and also encouraging given the headlines in
weather lasted roughly two weeks or less. This
mainstream media, to see that our country
summer, it’s been a struggle to force myself to
really does have a future with ambitious and
go outside and riding has been a real chore. It’s
talented kids like these.
a good thing Shalom has been ‘semi-retired’
One of the highlights for me is seeing the
this year as he doesn’t deal with the heat well,
horses (go figure). The first week of the Fair
either. So, it is with much relief that I find
is the Clydesdale Nationals, so breeders from
myself looking ahead to some cooler days.
all over the US and Canada are there with
I did get a short respite from the heat as my
their horses, competing in halter, riding and
husband and I made our annual pilgrimage
driving classes. The second week of the Fair,
to the Wisconsin State Fair in early August.
the Belgians and Percherons come, showing
They haven’t had much of a summer there,
off similar talents. The Fair culminates with
so it was a rare treat for us to go outside and
the horse pull – it’s one of my favorite things
not be instantly wet. The Fair is a huge event,
to watch. You really get to experience history
covering something like two square miles,
and horsepower up close, and the love the
always a good time, and reminds me of many
drivers have for their teams is amazing.
of the reasons we are involved with animals
Aside from the fond memories and good
things to eat that you only get once a year, I
and closely linked to the land.
think I really enjoy seeing the exhibits. I will
share of odd things to eat – this year, chocolate
always have a soft spot for the endeavors of
covered bacon (on a stick!) was all the rage. It
the 4-H kids, and all of their work makes me
Off Course is printed on
recycled paper.
wasn’t half bad, either!
proud to be a former 4-Her.
After indulging in the mandatory cream
With that said, congrats to all of you SEDA
www.sedariders.org
puff (it’s the size of your face, and hand made of
4-H members who competed this year. Keep
the freshest stuff the Dairy State has to offer),
up the good work, and keep making us proud!
we meander through the barns. Kids from 4-H
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sheep, pigs, goats, rabbits, chickens, ducks,
Like any fair, this one has more than its
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Featuring Jan Brink
December 2-6
Austin, Texas
Courtesy of Mary Cornelius
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859-971-2277
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Not to be Missed Dressage Education Sessions:
USDF National Symposium with Jan Brink
Finding Emotional Balance with Jane Savoie
Balanced rider-Balanced Horse with Hilary Clayton
Fabulous Freestyle; Hot Tips from Top Sources with Terry Ciotti gallo
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Barn Dirt
By Judi Dauterive
So, when your
Republican
dollars
tax
finally
her honest. I’m quite sure we’ll be getting
had nineteen entries split into two age
regular updates, not all of them printable.
groups. Mollie was exceedingly impressed
However, our soldiers couldn’t be in better
by the standards displayed and, if I’m
hands – we’re proud of you Lori for serving
not much mistaken, several members of
your country.
Elizabeth Cummins’ Highlands 4-H
After the devastating loss of his
beloved
Lester,
David Leake
has
Club came away with the top ribbons.
Congratulations girls.
to
happened upon a new mount. At 17.1hh,
Jamie Phelps took her two HilCat
you in the form
Ernie (Weltwynd) is only marginally sub-
Farm babies by Willemoes, Solvang
of a government
elephant. He’s a big boned, substantial,
and Los Angeles, to a local open show in
sponsored
eight
eight year old Hanoverian with fancy
Ruston, LA. Showing them both in hand,
month sojourn to
moves and a sweet nature. Of course, what
they towered over their competition in the
southern Germany, what do you do with
he thinks of south Louisiana remains to
halter classes. She had to produce their
your three polo ponies, a 15 month old
be seen when he’s been used to Florida’s
papers because management didn’t believe
Danish Warmblood who enjoys hurdling
cooling ocean breezes and dozens of
they were one and two years old. Both were
the paddock fence, a cranky nineteen year
European working students doing his
perfect gentlemen and came away with the
old Thoroughbred with bad teeth, two
bidding 24/7. He has yet to experience
Mastiffs and a neurosurgery practice?
a molecule of dust settling on his glossy
Lori Summers is about to find out. A
flanks. Oh, how the other half lives…
come
back
Lieutenant Commander in the Naval
I’m beginning to think Gerlinde
Reserves, Lori has been called up for
Beckers has some moves that the rest of
a stint piecing our boys back together.
us are clearly in the dark about. The girl has
She promises she’ll be thinking about
got SKILLS I tell you! As if the sixteen gallon
all of us as she drives around Germany
ShopVac and the pick of the litter miniature
in her used stick-shift Beemer from the
Dachshund weren’t proof enough, for her
Landstuhl Lemon Lot on her weekend
birthday surprise in July, husband Mark
wine tastings. She has also pledged to take
presented her with Bienvenu ZSH (Sir
The Beckers’ welcome their new Bienvenu.
a dressage lesson now and then to keep
Sinclair X Eleanora) bred by our own
blue and red ribbons. Solvang was Reserve
Terri Chabaud of Zydeco Farm. Bien is
Grand Champion Junior Halter Gelding.
a three year old Dutch Warmblood who is
Jamie can’t wait to get them under saddle.
just a cutie patootie. Of course, being the
Joanie Cooper trekked to Tulsa to
modest sort, Gerlinde downplayed the
enter the dressage classes at the World
quality of her feminine wiles and claimed
Pinto Show (accompanied by Jamie
that since she’d got her USDF Gold
and Mollie Phelps). Joanie and AF
medal, Mark might be worried that she’d
Johnnyonthespot were in the top ten
take up bird watching, leaving him with
in all three classes and top five in two of
both daughters riding and ALL the barn
them. Sounds to me like a good trip was
chores. This way he keeps her in the mix
had by all.
by starting all over again. He still deserves
Christy Sanantonio neglected to
Husband of the Year … “Oh Darling, you
report that earlier this year she earned
had me at ShopVac!”
the scores necessary for her USDF Bronze
Once again, Mollie Phelps was the
dressage judge for the 4-H State Show
Only Lori Summers would attempt polo on the back of
cranky old Moe - in PINK CROCS!
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held in West Monroe. This year, they
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Medal. Well done Christy. Onward and
upward!
Earlier in the summer, 2 Dutch
Ranch imported Seth Boschmann from
Holland to do a clinic. He is the coach of
the Dutch Young Riders team and rides
under the hallowed auspices of no less
than Anky Von Grunvsen. Being a mean,
cruel and uncaring parent, I had enrolled
Cameron in sailing camp for a change of
pace, so she missed riding the Friday of
the clinic on Beanie, my half Clydesdale.
Sophia Wijnbergen-Lusthuis rode The
Beanster in Cameron’s place. She was
trotting around when Seth’s phone rang.
Jamie Phelps with Los Angeles and Solvang finished impressively at the open show in Ruston.
He excused himself saying he had to take
sitting. How cool is that? She could have
Of course, all bets are off if Joe Elliott
it – it was Anky. I told him to tell her to stop
reached out and wrapped her arms around
from Def Leppard gets that close. That’ll
begging, Beanie wasn’t for sale. Naturally
Chris Martin’s knees if she was that sort
be a story for the next issue. I’ll be at the
she was crushed, but I’m sure she’ll get
of fan. Of course Allison is a calm, dignified
concert, too – strictly as an observer. ROW
over it. She seems resilient.
concert goer who shows her appreciation
8, BABY!!!!!! Whoo-hoo. Rock on!
Allison Barca decided at the last
by applauding politely and tapping her feet
My brother and his family recently
minute to go to the Coldplay concert at the
gently to the beat, so there were no worries
returned from yurting in Mongolia. A
New Orleans Arena. She was bemoaning
about having to pry Chris Martin out of
yurt is a kind of tent, also known as a
the fact that her seats were awful. Serious
her clam-like embrace while security and
ger. There’s nothing like galloping in
nosebleed section at the back of the arena
Mrs. Martin (Gwyneth Paltrow to you)
the footsteps of Genghis Khan to stir the
– ugh! Halfway through the set, security
beat her back with baseball bats and mace.
senses. Unfortunately, that’s not all that
cleared a path and the band pitched camp
She couldn’t get a decent grip anyway, he
was stirring. His whack-a-doodle horse
for an acoustic set right where she was
was too sweaty. NOT THAT SHE TRIED!
ran half way to China, rendering him
somewhat saddle sore and, by the time
he’d drank ten days worth of fermented
mare’s milk and eaten curdled yak milk
dried to a solid block (still with hair and
who knows what else in it), he found his
tum-tum wasn’t quite up to par (but he
didn’t want to be impolite by refusing the
proffered goodies.) I’m not quite sure what
the Mongolian equivalent of Montezuma’s
Revenge is, but I’ve christened it “The
Wrath of Khan”. A rigorous gastric go
round leading to severe dehydration
ensured he was placed on an IV drip
immediately upon his return home to
Seoul.
So remember, whether you go
yurting or ger-ing, you will be yakking, so
be prepared.
Send me the dirt
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Joanie Cooper and AF Johnnyonthespot finished in the top five at the World Pinto Show.
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member report
Auto Be A Storm: Auto Stop Cribbing
By Chrissy West
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ribbing or crib biting (UK & Ireland) is
Auto Be A Storm was born on a nasty, rainy
him reach around, grab his shoe, arch his
a compulsive behavior or “stable vice”
night – June 11, 2001 – and the minute he
neck and suck in air. I was amazed that my
seen in some horses. It involves the horse
hit the ground, he was a terror that stole
colt had just cribbed on his own shoe.
grabbing a solid object, such as the stall
my heart! Sadly, he started his addiction at
door or fence rail, with his incisors, arching
the early age of six months.
Six years later, I moved Storm to
Covington. I hoped that maybe if he could
his neck, pulling against the object, and
It began with the metal stall door.
go out on pasture all day with other horses
sucking in air. Cribbing is thought to cause
I found it odd that he chose metal over
that he wouldn’t want to crib as much.
the release of endorphins in the horse’s
wood. Thinking back, I should have known
That, too, was wishful thinking.
brain, causing a sensation of pleasure.
that this was going to be bad. We broke
After we moved, I began working
A related habit, wood-chewing, does not
down two paddocks to make one large
Storm about six days a week for about
involve sucking in air; the horse simply
one, hoping that with a ton of hay and
an hour each time. The barn owner and I
gnaws on wood rails or boards as if they
some toys, we could curb this addiction.
started to notice that he couldn’t keep any
were food. My definition is that cribbing is
That was wishful thinking; he just cribbed
weight on. He ate and cribbed and showed
the most annoying habit in the world!
on the wood.
little interest in hay because all he wanted
When I go to buy a horse I usually
The “Miracle Collar” was put on him
to do was crib between each bite. After
don’t go for the stall weaver, pacer, pawer,
and it seemed to work for a while, but true
some time, I was able to count about nine
kicker, biter, teeth scraper...or the cribber.
to Storm’s personality, he found a way
or ten ribs showing on his side. Storm’s
Unfortunately, the colt that we bred at my
to use different muscles to crib with. The
health became my main concern.
old barn decided that, at six months of age,
collar rubbed him so bad that getting a
With several failed attempts behind
he was going to pick up the vice of cribbing.
bridle on became a battle. I tried muzzles,
me, my last hope was to try cribbing
only to watch him put his nose on the
surgery. I spoke to the LSU large animal
ground and grasp the bars of the muzzle
hospital, which has performed over 100
and crib.
such surgeries with a success rate of 92%.
The day after: incision and drain in Storm’s neck
following cribbing surgery at LSU.
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I painted his stall with Vaseline and
After careful research I decided to give it
cayenne pepper, Vaseline and crab boil,
a shot. On April 21, 2009 at 10 AM they
straight crab boil, Absorbine liniment,
made a vertical incision down his neck and
bitter spray, and any cribbing liquid I could
cut some of the muscle and nerve endings.
find. Storm’s stall smelled like a seafood
Dr. Burba, LSU large animal surgeon said,
boil. Nothing made a difference, he just ate
“Our transection is more forward, under
it all off. The only thing I didn’t try was a
the jaws, right at the hyoid apparatus,
shock collar; I couldn’t really bring myself
rather than over the throat area. We take
to spend 24/7 by his side shocking him
out a 34-centimeter section that includes
every time he cribbed. I have witnessed
all three pairs of muscles and transect
him crib on nylon, PVC pipe, wood, metal,
the motor nerve (spinal accessory nerve)
rubber, feed buckets, the muzzle, lead
on each side of the neck. The incision is
ropes, anything within reach. When Storm
made between the jaws and goes one-
was younger, I would lie in his stall and
third of the way down the neck. We use
sleep with him. One morning I watched
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Crib-biting in
US Horses
Cribbing ... continued from page 6
that he could reform muscles and go back to
cribbing. Fortunately, when Storm knows he
can’t crib, he doesn’t really bother trying. I could
Horses may be genetically
predisposed to become crib-biters
according to recent research in
the United States.
tell he wanted to crib, but the hay looked more
The postal survey of horse owners
was conducted by Dr. Julia
Albright and colleagues at Cornell
University’s College of Veterinary
Medicine.
and I watched him for hours every day the
They sent short postcard surveys
to 2000 subscribers of four horse
magazines. From 401 replies they
had information on over 3500
horses. This was followed up with
a second more detailed survey,
which looked at factors such as
breed, amount of contact with
other horses, and the owners’
opinions on the cause of the
behavior.
Overall, 4.5% of the horses
demonstrated crib-biting
behaviour. Throughbreds were
more than twice as likely than
any other breed to crib-bite. They
were five times more likely to be
crib biters than were Arabians
and three times more likely than
Quarter Horses.
What did the owners think caused
the horses to adopt this behavior?
The majority (54.5%) believed
that environmental factors were
mostly to blame. A combination
of environmental and genetic
factors, were blamed by 40.9%,
while 3.4% attributed the
behaviour primarily to genetic
factors. Almost half (49%)
believed horses copied abnormal
behaviors. However, only one
percent of horses in the survey
started cribbing after a cribber
was introduced to the farm.
tempting.
A week after surgery, Storm came home
first month he was back. I watched him eat,
get turned out and play with his buddies ... and
only caught him putting his teeth on wood,
never cribbing. He was finally eating all of his
grain and all of his hay and begging for more.
Healing of the incision three months after surgery.
Success! He has discovered that he can just rest
a laser to transect muscles and nerves, which
in front of the fan and take a long afternoon
reduces bleeding.” He told me that mentally
nap or graze in the pasture instead of cribbing
Storm would still want to crib, but physically he
his life away!
I am very pleased with the results and Storm
wouldn’t be able to.
At 7:00 PM I got the call that Storm was
seems like he’s finding his happy place in life,
in recovery. With the exception of one minor
which has now turned into eventing. We are
complication, he was just fine. Days went by, and
working on the “no worries” attitude together.
the incision was draining the way the doctors
Like I said before, this procedure was a last
expected. After a few days they were able to take
resort. I would only recommend it if cribbing
the drain out and Storm got to come home. Of
were turning into a health concern. I thank LSU
course, as with any surgery, there is a chance it
for the wonderful job they did and for taking
won’t be successful. It was possible, since they
such good care of my boy. Hope to all see you
took out so much muscle, that collection might
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be hard for him and there was also a chance
The researchers point out that
the difference between breeds
could not be attributed purely
to environmental factors. They
suggest that further research
could try to identify specific genes
responsible for crib-biting as well
as looking into the management
and social factors that are
involved.
For more details see: Crib-biting in US horses:
Breed predispositions and owner perceptions
of aetiology. JD Albright, HO Mohammed, CR
Heleski, CL Wickens, KA Houpt. Equine Vet J
(2009) 41, 455 - 458.
Auto Be A Storm today: putting on weight and enjoying life without cribbing!
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Schooling Dressage Standings
As of August 10, 2009
TESTS/
JUDGES
SCORE
2/1
71.400%
Cameron Dauterive Balmoral
5/3
69.500%
X
FIRST LEVEL - JR/YR
Caitlin Jordan
G Force
4/2
66.750%
X
Kalie Beckers
Alexis Laguna
Zutch’s Sailor Man
4/2
64.650%
Emma Beckers
Mystic Stardust
4/2
61.250%
X
Logan Barowka
Angel
1/1
61.000%
X
Stevie Lynn Roth
Vinnie
2/1
57.250%
X
Megan Cato
Dixie
2/1
55.500%
X
Lauren Willie
Aladdin
2/1
50.250%
X
Mollie Huertin
Erysti
2/1
49.750%
X
RIDER
HORSE
VOL.
HRS.
INTRO LEVEL - JR/YR
Jamie Phelps
High Anticipation
HORSE
TESTS/
JUDGES
SCORE
VOL.
HRS.
Kalie Beckers
Traveler
1/1
72.400%
X
Alexis Laguna
Buttercream
1/1
58.800%
1/1
69.300%
X
2/1
67.734%
X
Alex Varisco
Traveler
Red Hot
Investment
Chad
1/1
62.660%
X
Marina Tenhoff
Istanbul
4/2
62.334%
X
Cameron Dauterive GF Windchime
10/6
60.242%
X
Cameron Dauterive Private Joke
3/2
58.667%
X
Kalie Beckers
prix caprilli INTRO LEVEL - JR/YR
Megan Cato
Dixie
1/1
62.500%
X
Stevie Lynn Roth
Vinnie
1/1
62.500%
X
INTRO LEVEL - AA
Laura Hughes
Becauz I Can
4/2
70.750%
Margaret Rice
Lord Loxley
4/2
69.000%
X
Teri O'Neal
AF Highly Regarded
4/2
65.000%
X
Morgan Harrell
Cohiba
2/1
61.000%
Corinne Titus
Marquee
2/1
60.500%
X
INTRO LEVEL - O
Elizabeth Cummins Vinnie
RIDER
2/1
70.500%
X
TRAINING LEVEL - JR/YR
FIRST LEVEL - AA
Louise White
Cold Snap
6/3
63.977%
Pauline Appleby
Without a Trace
2/1
59.945%
X
Nancy Burba
Rowan
1/1
65.333%
X
Ashley Murray
Desert Scarlet
2/1
62.000%
Nancy Burba
Windjammer
2/2
56.500%
X
Allison Barca
Risqué
4/2
65.069%
X
Louise White
Cayenne
6/3
64.117%
Sally Richards
Rocky Raccoon
1/1
62.432%
X
Laura Freeman
Laoma
4/2
62.001%
X
Anne Hornbeak
Hello Dolly
4/2
69.328%
X
Anne Hornbeak
Dannah
2/1
65.785%
X
Laoma
+ Volunteer Hours Chair:
second LEVEL - AA
second LEVEL - O
Black Tie Affair
2/1
68.800%
X
Kalie Beckers
Marguerite
Matherne
Alex Varisco
Traveler
1/1
68.000%
X
Able
2/1
68.000%
X
Laura Freeman
1/1
66.667%
X
Appy Go Lucky
2/1
67.663%
X
Christy Sanantonio Grenadier
2/1
63.628%
X
Alex Varisco
Chad
2/1
67.200%
X
Allison Barca
Risqué
1/1
65.385%
X
Grace Bellone
Lien
4/2
66.964%
X
intermediare - AA
Leah Bear
Jets Image
2/1
62.297%
X
Allison Barca
Roux
2/2
66.710%
X
Rachel Dell
Raindance
Oliver Twist
1/1
60.851%
X
Dancon
1/1
61.052%
X
Julie Stagg
Nosey Parker
2/1
68.500%
third LEVEL - AA
2/1
61.816%
X
grand prix - AA
Cameron Dauterive Istanbul
1/1
61.785%
X
Gerlinde Beckers
Cameron Dauterive Balmoral
6/5
61.405%
X
prix st georges - AA
Alexis Laguna
2/2
61.305%
Bonnie Ferrell
Jamie Phelps
Temperance
3/2
60.000%
usea novice - AA
6/4
70.379%
Rebecca Doleac
Butter Cream
2/1
65.092%
X
3/2
68.214%
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
3/2
64.210%
X
Rebecca Doleac
Becauz I Can
AF
Johnnyonthespot
Bella Octavia
2/1
67.400%
X
Janel Martin
Montreal
1/1
64.347%
X
4/2
61.750%
1/1
64.737%
2/1
66.619%
Laura Hughes
Joanie Cooper
Watson Copeland
Duruflé
2/1
62.600%
Allison Caponetto
Chocolate Puddin’
2/1
61.800%
X
TRAINING LEVEL - O
Sophia Wijnbergen Sparky
2/1
70.400%
X
Anne Hornbeak
Pacifica
2/1
68.600%
X
Nancy Burba
Rowan
1/1
67.200%
X
Anne Hornbeak
Naeci
5/3
65.600%
X
Mollie Phelps
Gangster
4/2
57.913%
Nancy Burba
Windjammer
1/1
53.600%
prix caprilli TRAINING LEVEL - JR/YR
X
Dressage Award Chair:
Vickie Schiefelbein
11504 Old Fort Bayou Road
Vancleave, MS 39565
(228) 806-5917
vfn03@bellsouth.net
FIRST LEVEL - O
Claire Draper
TRAINING LEVEL - AA
+ SEDA Schooling
usea beginner novice - JR/YR
Alexis Laguna
Butter Cream
Janel Martin
P.O. Box 250
Folsom, LA 70437
How do members
participate in the SEDA
Awards Program?
B Make copies of the front
of your dressage test results
making sure score, date, and
judge’s name are legible.
C Mail copies to Vickie no
later than 14 days after the
last day of the weekend on
which the show in question
was held. Include a valid
e-mail address.
D Check your standings and
volunteer hours on the web
site and with each issue.
Report any discrepancies to
the appropriate chair.
usea beginner novice - AA
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
USEA TRAINING LEVEL - AA
Craig Peterson
The Countryman
X
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Juniors in 4-H ... continued from page 1
In Sympathy
SEDA extends its
condolences to David
Leake on the loss of Lastat
(“Lester”).
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and Michalea qualified at state, Alex with
sponsored the trophy for the Dressage Class.
dressage and Michaela in trail. Once you
Alex won the 13 and under Dressage Class
qualify, you can participate in any event at the
(training level) and Michaela placed 3rd in the
Regional Horse Show. Regionals bring 4-H
14 and over Dressage Class (training level).
participants from thirteen southern states, so
The following are the placings at the State
it’s a big deal. The classes are “all ages” so a ten
competition: Alex placed first in dressage (13
year old may compete against a eighteen year
& under) and first in public speaking; she also
old. This is truly the best of the best!
placed third in the Quiz Bowl competition,
We are so proud that Louisiana had four
which is a team event (with Abigail Foster, Alex
young riders participating in Training Level
and Noah Roheim). Michaela placed third in
dressage (44 in the class) and all four of our
dressage (14 & over), fourth in showmanship,
riders placed in the top 10! Congratulations to:
second in Trail Class and fourth with her
Olivia Wilcox – Benton, LA 3rd (67.5%)
Individual Demo.
Ariel Pauly – Lake Charles, LA 4th (66.5%)
It was so nice to see the dressage classes
Alex Varisco – Covington, LA 5th (66.1%)
divided into age levels to make it a bit more
Michaela Corb – Folsom, LA 9th (64.0%)
fair for the riders. The number of participants
I am so proud of our young people!!
has increased every year, and we hope the
Additionally, Michaela placed ninth in
fancy trophy sponsored by SEDA has inspired
showmanship, and hunt seat equitation. Both
some of this. It really is important for SEDA
girls participated in hunter under saddle,
to continue to support this class because it
showmanship, hunt seat equitation and over
encourages young people to investigate and
fences classes. The hunter under saddle class
become active dressage riders.
had 101 participants, the equitation class had
The Highlands 4-H group have become
quite the dressage ambassadors – they make
102 participants and showmanship had 59
competitors. Way to go Michaela!
it a point to tell other kids in 4-H how dressage
Please join me in congratulating the
has improved their riding skills and made
youth who represented our sport at the 4-H
them solid overall participants!
competitions, and continue to encourage
The 4-H Southern Regional Horse Show
others to get involved. s
was held in Little Rock, Arkansas. Both Alex
Next
Deadline
for Off
Course is
October
10
Winners at State 4-H, Alex Varisco and Michaela Corb with Lacey Urick.
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Hunter’s Bluff Results
RIDER
HORSE
SCORE
first level test 1
RIDER
HORSE
SCORE
training level test 4 (a)
Julie Smart
Rubin
66.667%
Laura Hughes
Becuz I Can
69.400%
Ashley Murray
Desert Scarlet
62.337%
Julie Smart
Rubin
67.600%
Cameron Dauterive
Gf Windchime
60.667%
Anne Hornbeak
Naeci
65.600%
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
65.600%
Marguerite Matherne
Able
66.400%
Grace Bellone
Lien
66.400%
Watson Copeland
Durufle
62.400%
third level test 2
Allison Barca
Risque
65.385%
training level test 4 (b)
second level test 1
Anne Hornbeak
Hello Dolly
70.000%
first level test 2
Cameron Dauterive
Gf Windchime
64.166%
Anne Adrian
Teche
61.600%
Ashley Murray
Desert Scarlet
61.666%
Lizzie Kenelly
Cayenne
57.200%
Julie Smart
Rubin
75.652%
training level test 1
second level test 2
Anne Hornbeak
Hello Dolly
68.108%
Kari Gudeman
Crimson Tide
67.391%
Marguerite Matherne
Able
69.600%
Alexis Laguna
62.125%
Watson Copeland
Durufle
62.800%
training level test 2
Anne Adrian
Teche
57.200%
Kari Gudeman
Crimson Tide
68.928%
Lizzie Kenelly
Cayenne
56.000%
Grace Bellone
Lien
67.142%
training level test 3 (a)
introductory level test a
training level test 3 (b)
Laura Hughes
Becuz I Can
72.800%
Elizabeth Cummins
Vinnie
65.500%
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
69.200%
Morgan Harrell
Cohiba
62.500%
Anne Hornbeak
Naeci
65.200%
Anna Roth
Crimson Tide
57.500%
Daniella Schmidt
Lien
64.400%
Alexis Laguna
55.500%
Roux
69.736%
Elizabeth Cummins
Vinnie
75.500%
Alexis Laguna
61.500%
Morgan Harrell
Cohiba
59.500%
Anna Roth
Crimson Tide
55.500%
introductory level test b
intermediare 1
Allison Barca
first level test 4
Lauren Drummond
Genius George
64.737%
Genius George
64.186%
second level test 3
Lauren Drummond
Hot Weather Rules
for Riding
While the weather might be starting
to cool off, we are still likely to
experience a few scorching days.
With increased temperatures and
humidity comes an increased risk
of stressing our equine pals. It’s
sometimes difficult to decide if we
should brave the heat and head out,
or opt to relax in the shade. Here
are some pointers to help determine
if you should head out.
To determine a heat index total
for equines, use the following
directions: Temperature (ºF) +
relative humidity (%) – wind speed.
For example:
Temperature (ºF) = 79
Relative Humidity (%) = 58
Wind Speed (MPH) = 4.6
Total = 132.4
If the total number is less than
130: All go—horses can function to
cool themselves assuming adequate
hydration.
If the total number is 130 – 179:
Use caution—a horse’s cooling
mechanisms can only partially
function as intended. Some cooling
management procedures will need
to be performed.
If the total number is 180 or above:
Stop—a horse’s cooling systems
cannot and will not function
adequately. All cooling procedures
will need to be utilized.
Zydeco Farm
proudly congratulates
Gerlinde Beckers
on her purchase of the 3-year-old
Dutch Warmblood Gelding
Bienvenu ZSH
by Sir Sinclair
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In short, if the temperature is 90
degrees or above and the humidity
is at 90% or above, it’s probably
best not to ride. If you must
ride, try to time your activities
to early or late in the day when
temperatures are not at their peak.
Make sure adequate cooling and
hydration are available for both you
and the horse.
Check with your veterinarian for
additional recommendations about
dealing with the heat in your area.
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Congratulations
Elizabeth Cummins!
Congratulations to our
wonderful trainer for
winning the Jumping Into
June jumpers classic.
From your students and friends
at Highlands Riding Center
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s e da b o a r d m e e t i n g
Board Meeting Minutes
August 3, 2009 • Mandeville, LA
Board Members Present: David Banister,
Elaine
Harmon,
Janel
Martin,
Nicole
Landreneau, Leslie Morris, Paula Gregory
that there are articles pending for the Off Course
to highlight the accomplishments of both our
Pony Club and 4-H members. SEDA is pleased
Guest: Laura Freeman
to announce that it will once again sponsor the
The meeting was called to order at 7:07 PM
Dressage Award at the State 4-H competition.
by the Vice President, David Banister.
The minutes from the previous meeting
Dressage Committee Report: Leslie reported
that the September and December Loma Fowler
clinic dates will need to be changed. The new
were approved.
Treasurer’s Report: Janel presented the
dates will be posted as soon as they are available.
Balance Sheet and reported that SEDA is fiscally
Le Bon Temps: Laura proposed the following
sound. The Treasurer’s report was approved as
changes in the LBT fee schedule: Introductory
presented.
Level $25.00, Training-Fourth Levels $35.00,
Membership: No report
FEI and Freestyle $40.00. Stabling $75.00,
Eventing: No report
$40.00/night for one night.
Newsletter/Web site Report: Nicole reported
Elaine moved to accept the proposed
that the current issue of the Off Course has been
changes to the LBT fee schedule. David seconded
sent out and the deadline for the September/
the motion. The Board voted and the motion
October issue is August 10th.
carried.
Nicole presented information on a service
called Google Docs which is a free online service
Laura reported that the prize list for Le Bon
Temps would go out the following day.
that can be made available to SEDA Board
Laura also reported that all is going well
members and Chairs to store documents (i.e.
with LBT planning. Ribbons have been received,
volunteer hours, show standings, etc) in one
awards have been ordered, and Leslie has been
place.
in touch with the judges. Laura, Leslie, and
David moved that SEDA should utilize
Google Docs to store pertinent information
Paula seconded the motion. The Board voted
and the motion carried.
Nicole also reported that she had been
contacted by Region 9 to see if there was interest
Janel are organizing all of the details. Laura
stated that she does need someone to act as
Volunteer Coordinator and someone to handle
concessions. David will work on finding a
Volunteer Coordinator and Janel will investigate
finding someone to do concessions.
among the SEDA membership in attending the
Next meeting date: TBA
2010 summer meeting and possibly hosting a
The meeting was adjourned by the Vice
social one night if it was held in the New Orleans
area. The Board felt there would be interest in
President at 8:30 pm.
Respectfully submitted by Elaine Harmon. s
attending the meeting.
Horse
Laughs
Words of ‘Wisdom’
from Non-Horse People
from Gina Keesling at
www.hoofprints.com
My car/boat/motorcycle just sits
in the garage until I need it.
You have a Quarter Horse? Where’s
the rest of him?
Did you step in something? Your
boots stink.
Should you still be riding at your
age?
When can we come to ride?
You have to buy hay? Can’t they
just eat grass?
What, I shouldn’t wear flip-flops
out to your barn?
Do you have any clothes besides
jeans & horse T-shirts?
Why do you take lessons? I
thought you knew how to ride.
The baby horse is so cute - (when
referring to an aged PONY)
You should show that horse who’s
boss, then he’ll do what you want!
My teen is so lazy. I’ll send him/
her to your place-maybe you can
get him/her to work!
How many more times are you
going to let that horse throw you
off before you give it up?
Do horses really have a
personality?
Eew! Horse poop. How do you
walk around here?
Jr/YR Report: Paula reported that the Juniors’
Schooling Dressage show was well attended and
made some profit for SEDA. Paula also reported
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Volunteer Hours
+ SEDA Recognized
Dressage Award Chair:
Sally Richards
75171 Old Military Rd.
Covington, LA 70435
(985) 809-7391
gridweek@bellsouth.net
Janel Martin
P.O. Box 250
Folsom, LA 70437
How do members
Awards Program?
B Make copies of the front
of your recognized dressage
test results making sure score,
date, and judge’s name are
legible.
C Mail copies to Sally no later
than 14 days after the last day
of the weekend on which the
show in question was held.
Include a valid e-mail address.
D Check your standings and
NAME
Pauline Appleby
David Banister
Allison Barca
Logan Barowka
Leah Bear
Emma Beckers
Gerlinde Beckers
Kalie Beckers
Mark Beckers
Grace Bellone
Nancy Burba
Allison Caponetto
Kristie Cato
Megan Cato
Terri Chabaud
Victoria Chabaud
Camille Coleman
Betty Conerly
Michaela Corb
Maria Cowan
Elizabeth Cummins
Cameron Dauterive
Judi Dauterive
Rachel Dell
Rebecca Doleac
Claire Draper
Deborah Epperson
Jessica Fenner
Rachel Fenner
Bonnie Ferrell
Abigail Foster
Laura Freeman
Jordan French
Elisabeth Friedel
Kristine Fricke
Betsy Gosling
# OF HOURS
7
4*
4
**
**
12.5**
6.5
14.5**
6.5
4**
4
4
8
**
*
**
**
9.5
2
*
*
11**
5*
**
8
4**
5
**
**
4
**
4*
4**
4
**
4
NAME
Paula Gregory
Carmen Hall
Elaine Harmon
Claudia Hemb
Eva Hemb
Izzy Hemb
Amelia Hoffield
Scott Hoffield
Barbara Hoopes
Anne Hornbeak
Rebecca Hron
Mollie Huertin
Caitlin Jordan
Lynda Katz
Lizzie Kenelly
Susanne Knudsen
Stacy Koch
Rene Kurzius
Nicole Landreneau
Kim MacGregor
Alison Maestri
Christian Maloney
Janel Martin
Marguerite Matherne
Ann Mayer
Elaine Mendel-John
Leslie Morris
Corinne Morrison
Teri O’Neal
Dylan Pellegrin
Nancy Penney
Greta Peterson
Natalie Pethke
Carol Petranek
Brooke Quast
Lynn Quast
# OF HOURS
4*
19.25
2*
**
**
**
4
4
8
4
5
**
**
7
4**
4
4
4
3*
10.5
2
**
*
**
6
3.5
2*
4
4
**
22
19
**
4
2**
*
NAME
# OF HOURS
Christy Rawls
8
Rebecca Rhode
**
Margaret Rice
*
Sally Richards
*
Kendell Richter
**
Jacob Roberts
24**
Stevie Lynn Roth
8
Katherine Salinas
**
Lacey Salinas
2
Christy Sanantonio
4
Victoria Schiefelbein
*
Daniela Schmidt
4
Mary Schrantz
4
Sydney Schultz
**
Cammie Serafin
**
Alice Shepard
**
Cathy Shepard
4
Margaret Shepard
**
Laura Steffee
2
Francie Stirling
4
Svenya Stoyanoff
**
Lori Summers
4
Robyn Taliaferro
3.5
Marina Tenhoff
4
Corinne Titus
13
Alex Varisco
8**
Kelley Varisco
8*
Chrissy West
4
Sophia Wijnbergen-Lusthuis 4
Lauren Willie
**
Karen Wolfsheimer
6
Amelia Zepernick
**
Mattie Zepernick
**
Daphne Zimmer
**
All SEDA members over the age of 18 are required to complete 4 volunteer hours, or submit a $25 fee, to be eligible for year-end awards. See 2009 Awards Program rules for complete details.
*SEDA board members and/or chairpersons are not required to complete additional volunteer hours to be eligible for year-end awards.
**Riders under the age of 18 are highly encouraged, but not required, to complete volunteer hours.
www.sedariders.org
Reading is fundamental. Emma Beckers reads to Battle.
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Alex Varisco and Michaela Corb with their 4-H ribbons.
Recognized Dressage Standings
Mark Your
Calendars!
RIDER
TESTS/
JUDGES
HORSE
SCORE
VOL.
HRS.
training level - jr/yr
Kathryn Chabaud
Zydeco ZSH
4/2
66.079%
TESTS/
JUDGES
SCORE
VOL.
HRS.
4/2
63.378%
X
December 2-6
Genius George
2/2
66.800%
David Banister
Voodoo
1/1
62.791%
X
Nancy Burba
Checkers
5/5
61.628%
X
Checkers
4/4
67.292%
X
2009 Adequan®
USDF National
Convention &
Symposium
Checkers
2/2
65.000%
X
Featuring Jan Brink
Dancon
2/2
59.605%
X
Battle
3/3
62.895%
X
Anne Hornbeak
Battle
2/2
62.237%
X
David Banister
Rascale
1/1
60.263%
X
Oliver Twist
4/4
60.213%
X
2/2
66.125%
X
1/1
79.100%
X
1/1
84.250%
X
Sophia WijnbergenLusthuis
Alison Caponetto
Degen
8/4
60.600%
X
Paula Gregory
Ledgewood
Greystone Piper
4/2
59.822%
X
Travel Times
third level freestyle - o
Nancy Burba
fourth level - o
first level - jr/yr
Red Hot
Investment
4/4
64.992%
X
Elaine Harmon
Lincoln
4/3
67.193%
X
Lauren Drummond
Genius George
2/2
63.027%
Sally Richards
Rocky Raccoon
1/1
60.526%
Lolly White
Cold Snap
4/2
59.571%
Elaine Harmon
Lincoln
2/1
67.362%
X
Allison Barca
Risqué
6/4
63.810%
X
Lolly White
Cayenne
4/2
63.095%
Laura Freeman
Laoma
4/4
59.524%
X
Sally Richards
Rocky Raccoon
3/3
59.189%
X
Kalie Beckers
HORSE
third level - o
training level - aa
Lauren Drummond
RIDER
first level - aa
X
second level - aa
third level - aa
Allison Barca
Risqué
2/2
63.077%
X
Laura Freeman
Laoma
2/2
61.154%
X
Christy Sanantonio
Grenadier
2/2
60.698%
X
Ted White
Carolina Knockout
3/2
57.674%
Nancy Burba
prix st georges - aa
Bonnie Ferrell
Hosted by Region 9
in Austin, Texas
prix st georges - o
Anne Hornbeak
intermediare - o
This one’s in our own
back yard – plan on
attending!
grand prix - aa
Gerlinde Beckers
grand prix freestyle - o
Anne Hornbeak
Gambler
dressage sport horse prospect in hand
Deborah Epperson
Lascaux
dressage sport horse breeding stock
Allison Barca
Risqué
Registration details
available soon – it would
be great if SEDA was well
represented!
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u s df / t df / u s e a / u s e f n e w s
Newsworthy
and availability,” stated Linda Schultz,
USDF Director of Marketing.
EquestrianLife.com is a social media
Web site and platform dedicated to the
“We are thrilled to be USDF’s social
equestrian community and horse lovers
media platform and partner. USDF is very
across all disciplines and breeds. Awarded
innovative and understands the importance
the Best New Equestrian Web Site in 2008,
have
of reaching out to its current members
EquestrianLife.com is focused on providing
partnered with EquestrianLife.com (EL),
and the broader equestrian community
visitors with all the information and tools
the official social networking site for USDF.
in ways that leverage the rapidly growing
they need to connect with each other and
Through their combined efforts, USDF and
popularity of social media tools. We look
learn. EquestrianLife.com’s proprietary
EL plan to utilize each other’s resources and
forward to working with USDF to bring to
social media platform gives users leading
expertise to provide a social networking
life the excitement of the dressage world,”
applications such as member and horse
space for dressage fans and to increase the
stated Deana Bergquist, President and Co-
profiles, social Q&A, photo galleries, status
public’s awareness of dressage.
Founder of EquestrianLife.com.
updates, comments, groups, and other
USDF Partners with EquestrianLife.com
The United States Dressage Federation
(USDF)
announced
that
they
“The partnership with EL is a perfect fit.
EquestrianLife.com
will
create
ways of expressing their passion for horses
With USDF providing access to multiple
a
on
and connecting with others who share
educational events and helping to provide
EquestrianLife.com which will launch
the same passion. Expert content, focused
quality content, and EL’s ability to host and
later this year.
For more information
around high-definition videos, provides
compile these components within their
about USDF or EquestrianLife.com, visit
users with instruction across many popular
social network, we are embarking on an
their Web sites at www.usdf.org or www.
topics. Live event coverage provides site
entirely new facet of dressage awareness
equestrianlife.com.
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USDF
presence
Continued on page 18
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Eventing Standings
RIDER
HORSE
POINTS
VOL.
HRS
**RECOGNIZED HORSE TRIALS**
Triple S Blackwood
Image
14
X
Cameron Dauterive
GF Windchime
8
X
Claudia Hemb
Chocolate Eclair
7
X
Eva Hemb
Hanky Panky
5
X
Isabella Hemb
Nilla Wafer
4
X
Natalie Pethke
Sly
2
X
Barbara Hoopes
Lyrica
7
X
Chrissy West
Auto Be a Storm
3
X
Cameron Dauterive
Private Joke
15
X
Jordan French
Lily
13
X
Megan Cato
Whistlin Dixie
5
X
Christian Maloney
Lil' Bit O’ Color
4
X
Brooke Quast
Chocolate Eclair
4
X
Jordan French
Rex
3
X
Jen Adragna
Mr Darcy
5
Janel Martin
P.O. Box 250
Folsom, LA 70437
Kristie Cato
Papa's Gift
4
X
Katherine Salinas
Onyx
14
X
Sydney Schultz
Top Hat
5
X
Olivia Pethke
Top Hat
4
X
Amelia Hoffeld
Dibs
3
X
Emma Beckers
Mystic
3
X
Stevie Lynn Roth
Lil' Bit O’ Color
0
X
Logan Barowka
Angel
0
X
Elaine Mendel-John
Ted White
Carolina Knockout
23
Craig Peterson
The Countryman
11
X
Luci Winsberg
Handyman
7
X
Rebecca Doleac
Butter Cream
19
X
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
18
X
Jacob Roberts
Ricky
20
X
Daphne Zimmer
Nilla Wafer
3
X
beginner novice - sr
beginner novice - jr
**SCHOOLING COMBINED TESTS**
TADPOLE - JR
AMOEBA - SR
AMOEBA - JR
PRELIMINARY - SR
Alleyoop
VOL.
HRS
HORSE
TADPOLE - SR
training - SR
Elizabeth Cummins
POINTS
RIDER
7
X
training - SR
Craig Peterson
The Countryman
5
Emily Embree
Alleyoop
7
X
NOVICE - SR
Allison Matherne
Providence
5
Rebecca Doleac
Butter Cream
4
X
Rebecca Doleac
Bella Octavia
3
X
Janet Shea
Romeo
2
Alex Varisco
Appy Go Lucky
17
X
Daphne Zimmer
Nilla Wafer
9
X
Kalie Beckers
Traveler
5
X
PRE-AMOEBA - SR
PRE-AMOEBA - JR
NOVICE - JR
BEGINNER NOVICE - SR
Ann Mayer
Gentleman Jack
7
X
Mark Beckers
Traveler
5
X
Rebecca Hron
Warrior Fortune
3
X
Maggie
9
X
Alex Varisco
Rex
7
X
Daphne Zimmer
Ava
7
X
Rebecca Rhode
Morning Glory
4
X
BEGINNER NOVICE - JR
Michaela Corb
POLLYWOG - JR
+ SEDA Eventing
Award Chair:
Kelley Varisco
21112 Wilson Road
Covington, LA 70435
(985) 892-1997
m_kv@bellsouth.net
How do members
Awards Program?
B Eventing scores must be
mailed to the Eventing Chair
within 14 days after the last
day on which the horse trial/
combined test was held. Use
the form on page 22 to submit
your scores.
C Check your standings and
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Director of DressageClinic.com.
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Morgan Harrell
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Until 2011
DressageClinic.com Signed as Newest USDF
Educational Partner
The Equine Anatomy Precourse Distance
The United States Dressage Federation
that
equinology.com until 2011 to anyone wishing
DressageClinic.com (DC.com) has signed on as
to broaden their knowledge of veterinary
the newest addition to its educational partners.
terminology and the musculoskeletal system of
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pleased
to
announce
offering complete unedited, “reality” training
videos of international dressage trainers, riding
American Horse Council Seeks to Document
and lecturing on their most talented horses in
Equestrian Access Issues on Public Land
training as well as assisting their most dedicated
The American Horse Council (AHC) has
students on their horses, featuring new videos
launched a new effort to collect information
monthly.
on access issues equestrians are experiencing
“Adding
DC.com
to
our
impressive
on federal lands. The centerpiece of this effort
list of education partners – that includes
is an online form equestrians can use to report
dressagetrainingonline.com, Dressage Today
their personal experiences regarding trails and
and the American Association of Equine
federal lands that have been closed to them or
Practitioners – helps us provide even more great
other access issues.
educational content to our members. DC.com
Americans who use horses and pack stock
is including a 30-day free trial and a 15 percent
enjoy a unique experience when they ride on
discount on the monthly membership itself, all
trails and public lands. It is an experience that
great news for USDF members.” stated Linda
ties them to the “pioneer” era and provides
Schultz, USDF Director of Marketing.
not only a way to connect with America’s
“We are very happy that DressageClinic.
vast and unique natural resources but a link
com has become Education Partner with
with America’s history and traditions. It is an
USDF. This type of cooperation opens up
experience that cannot be enjoyed without a trail
vast fields of educational opportunities not
system, trailhead access and areas for camping.
only for USDF members but for all dressage
It is an experience that Americans enjoyed even
riders around the world. On behalf of all the
before there was a national park system and an
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experience they want to continue.
Unfortunately,
equestrians
are
seeing
we thank the USDF for
an increasing loss of access through trail
their
cooperation
restrictions, trail closures, and use restrictions.
and applaud the USDF
Riders and stock users are being excluded
management
their
from areas that they have historically traveled
and
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for
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Gracias...
Possible Date Changes:
Please note that the September and December
Loma Fowler Clinic dates may be changing due to a scheduling
conflict. Watch your email and the SEDA web site for
details as they become available!
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USDF Region 9
2010 Omnibus Order Form
Mail out of the Omnibus will be late November. Orders received by Oct 6th will be
assured mail out by the late November mailout date.
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Address:_________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
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Thanks to everyone who
submitted content for
this issue! Special thanks
to Gerlinde Beckers,
Paula Gregory, and Kelley
Varisco. Please continue
to send your material in!
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Monday and Wednesday.
through and indeed first opened up. It is a loss of
The clinics will once again be held at Betsy
opportunities for riders, families, persons with
Watkins’ beautiful Longwood Farm South
disabilities, school groups and others.
located in Ocala, Florida. More details will be
In order to better combat this disturbing
Important
Information
Are You Getting Emails
from SEDA?
SEDA frequently distributes
via email information we feel
would be beneficial to our
members. While we make
every effort to maintain an
updated email list, many
times these messages are
rejected.
Here are some tips if you
don’t think you’re receiving
these email messages:
• check your junk mail
• add ocnews@saints.net
and sedariders@saints.net
to your white list and/or
address book
• contact Nicole at
offcoursenews@hotmail.
com so she can make sure
your correct email address
is on file.
announced as they become available.
trend, the AHC is asking equestrians to
For registration information, please contact
document examples of trails or entire areas that
Nancy Knight, Director of Education at 703-669-
have been closed to equestrians on federal land
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(National Forest Service, National Parks Service,
and Bureau of Land Management, etc). The AHC
Stable Finder from Riding Resource
is seeking all relevant information concerning
Have you always wanted to take riding
these closures, such as the reason for the loss
lessons? Interested in going for a fun trail ride
of access, details concerning any public process
with some friends? Need to find a boarding
that was involved and the history of equestrian
stable with an indoor ring? On vacation and
use on the closed trail or area.
want to go horseback riding? No problem! No
The AHC is asking all recreational riders to
visit their web site and report any access issues
matter where you are or what you’re looking for,
Riding Resource can help you find it.
they have had using the electronic form at
This database contains over 12,000 stables
https://www.horsecouncil.org/survey.php. This
– everything from grand prix show stables
will be a permanent feature of the site.
to backyard boarding barns. Visit www.
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USEA Members Receive Discount from
Bit of Britain Saddlery
Kentucky Horse Council Publishes Minimum
The next time you shop at John Nunn’s Bit
Standards for Equine Care
of Britain Saddlery web site remember to enter
In an effort to provide a basic guideline
your USEA member number upon checkout in
for minimum horse care requirements, the
order to receive 5% off your purchases.
Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) recently
So don’t wait, take advantage of this great
developed an eight page educational guide
opportunity and support the USEA and its loyal
called Minimum Standards for Equine Care in
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Kentucky. The guide is a free resource offered for
educational purposes to horse owners, potential
Electronic Off Course
If you’re having difficulty
accessing the online
newsletter, remember that
the user name and password
are case sensitive! Type it in
exactly as you receive it.
2010 USEA Ocala Eventing Clinics
Mark your calendars now for the 2010 USEA
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horse interested individuals.
Ocala Eventing Clinics which will run February
It includes information on minimum food,
1-3, 2010. An exciting schedule is planned for
drink, space, and health care requirements for
all eventing enthusiasts. On Monday Lauren
equines. In addition, the document encourages
Hough will be covering Show Jumping and
the practice of body condition scoring of horses
Tuesday will feature Linda Zang’s Dressage
using the Henneke Scale as a basis for the
presentation. The Young Event Horse Judging
development of a feeding program regiment
Seminar and Competition
tailored to the unique needs of each individual
will
horse.
be
Wednesday.
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horse owners, law enforcement officials, and all
conducted
In
on
addition,
Minimum Standards for Equine Care in
Linda Zang will be available
Kentucky is free and available online by visiting
for private lessons on both
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y o u r h o r s e ’ s h e al t h
Vaccinate Your Horses for Rabies Before
Leaving for Events
From American Horse Publications
B
efore you hit the show circuit,
exposure when a horse shown at the fair
Knudson says. “What’s more, if a horse
be sure to do your part to keep
died from a confirmed case of rabies.3
has been infected, any person that comes
horses, other animals and competitors
Transmitted through the saliva of
in contact with that horse — whether it’s
safe by including a rabies vaccination at
infected animals — including common
the horse owner or a person attending
your pre-event health exam. Vaccinations
wildlife like skunks, raccoons, foxes
the event or show — could be in danger of
can do more than just help horses — they
and bats — rabies is 100 percent fatal for
contracting the disease.”
can help protect horse owners from
horses and other animals, and nearly
disease, too.
always fatal for humans.1
Currently, there are no documented
cases
of
horse-to-human
rabies
transmission,1 but the danger still exists,
“Owners sometimes forget diseases
“You may not even be aware that
that affect their horses or cattle may
animals are infected until it’s too late,”
also affect anyone that has contact with
Dr. Knudson says. “It can be hard to tell
Dr. Knudson says horse owners
their animal,” says April Knudson, DVM,
if horses or cattle have been bitten by an
should ask their veterinarian about a
manager, Veterinary Services, Merial.
infected animal as the wound may be very
vaccine that is not only proven to be
“In fact, cattle or horses infected with
small.4 Additionally, rabies can be very
effective, but also protects horses quickly
some diseases, like rabies, can potentially
difficult to diagnose because the disease
and has a long duration of immunity.
expose their human handlers, veterinary
can display a wide array of clinical signs.”5
“It’s incredibly important to be sure
professionals or even spectators at an
Clinical signs of rabies can include
horses are vaccinated against rabies,” Dr.
depression, lack of coordination and
Knudson adds. “Vaccinating horses for
aggressive behavior,1 or more obscure
rabies can help to keep everyone from
event or show.”1
In 2006, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) notified
signs, such as lameness or
more than 150,000 people who attended
colic.5
“Being away from
Celebration of potential rabies exposure
stablemates and the noise
after a case was confirmed during the
and activity of horse
event. Although no human cases resulted,
shows or events may
thousands of people were at risk.2
cause some horses to
recently,
the
Missouri
horse owner to spectator
safe.” s
the Tennessee Walking Horse National
More
Dr. Knudson adds.
be nervous or upset,
Department of Health and Senior
making
it
even
Services notified people that attended the
difficult to recognize
2008 Missouri State Fair of possible rabies
rabies,”
more
Dr.
1)Marteniuk J. Rabies in horses. Michigan State University, College of
Veterinary Medicine.
2)Centers for Disease Control. Horse stabled at Tennessee Walking Horse 2006
National Celebration tested positive for rabies.
3)Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Horse shown at state
fair tested positive for rabies.
4)Green SL. Rabies. Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice
1997;13(1):1-11.
5)Weese JS. A review of equine zoonotic diseases: risks in veterinary medicine.
AAEP Proceedings 2002;48:362-369.
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seda volunteer hours form
* Mail form to: Janel Martin, P.O. Box 250, Folsom, LA 70437 within 14 days after volunteering. Thank you!
vo l unteer’s N ame (please print) i f di fferent f rom above, n ame o f member t o whom h o u r s a r e t o b e c r e d i t e d
A ddress
Cit y
S tate Z i p
p hone (indic ate home / o ff ice / mobi le) E- m a il
e vent n ame date(s) # of h o u r s
e vent man ager’s n ame sign ature dat e
eventing results form form
* Mail results to: Kelley Varisco, 21112 Wilson Road, Covington, LA 70435 within
14 days after the last day on which the horse trial/combined test was held. Use one form per
horse/rider combination. Thank you!
r i d er’s n ame (p l ease print)
SEDA Award Points For the Awards Chair
Placement_________Completed____________
Clean Cross Country________Total_________
o Postcard mailed o Added to YTD totals
o Sent to USEA Area III or IV
HOr s e ’ s s h ow n a m e
A ddress C i t y S tate Z i p
p hone (indic ate day or evening) E- m a il
e vent n ame (indic ate ht,ct, or o ther)
d ivision no. of hors e s i n d i v i s i o n
dat e ( s )
p l ac e m e n t i n d i v i s i o n
I am a: o Senior o Junior
This Show is Recognized by: o USEA o SEDA
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Trainer
Directory
Elizabeth Cummins
Hunter/Jumper • Dressage
(985) 796-5011
(985) 705-2833
lizappy@hotmail.com
Anne Hornbeak
Dressage
(985) 796-9434
(985) 796-9693
annehornbeak@aol.com
Equine Facility
Directory
2 Dutch Ranch
38214 Hwy 16
Franklinton, LA 70438
Sophia Wijnbergen
985-515-6091
985-515-6045
info@2dutchranch.com
www.2dutchranch.com
Anne Hornbeak Stables
15081 Highway 40
Folsom, LA 70437
Anne Hornbeak
(985) 796-9434
(985) 796-9693
The Billabong
12250 Hwy 1077
Folsom, LA 70437
Sunny Francois
(985) 796-1271
sfrancoi@bellsouth.net
www.labillabong.com
Equi-Best Equestrian Center
82136 Hwy 437
Covington, LA 70435
Lynn Quast
(985) 893-4500
lquast4184@aol.com
Leslie Morris
Dressage • Hunter/Jumper
(504) 833-7923
(504) 858-5944
leslielm57@yahoo.com
Lynn Quast
Dressage • Eventing
(985) 893-4500
lquast4184@aol.com
Sophia Wijnbergen
Dressage • Starting young
horses for all disciplines
(985) 515-6091
info@2dutchranch.com
www.2dutchranch.com
Highlands Riding Center
83419 Highway 25
Folsom, LA 70437
Elizabeth Cummins
(985) 796-5011
(985) 705-2833
lizappy@hotmail.com
Pine Alley Farm
13590 Hwy 1077
Folsom, LA 70437
(985) 796-9192
(504) 400-1510
Seanie Kohnke
shkohnke@bellsouth.net
SunRay Equestrian
83350 Pierre Cemetery Rd
Folsom, LA 70437
(985) 290-6821
Janel Martin
janelmar@bellsouth.net
Classifieds
Please send your ads to: Terri Chabaud
(985) 796-0018 or zydecofarm@aol.com
equine retirement
Green Meadow Farm is a small, very personal facility dedicated to
the comfort and well being of the older or retired horse. www.greenmeadow-farm.com. Contact: Elizabeth Birkinshaw.
boarding available
Full board available at Amen Corner Farm. Your trainer welcome
to come and teach you. Limited stalls available. Call Rene for further
details. (504) 669 8669.
horses
FOR SALE; mare and foal
combination: States Premium
Hanoverian Mare by Rubinstein I, with
2009 filly sired by Sure Hit (son of
Sandro Hit); Beautiful, fluid movement,
tremendous potential.
(225) 658-2789
1997 grey Welsh gelding, jumps 2’6”. Suitable for a child, but
not for a total beginner. 12.3hh; $8,000 or OBO. Call Robyn (318)
992-7479.
Nice selection of horses for sale. Various ages, sizes and levels of
experience. All well mannered and going under saddle. Priced based
on experience and potential: 4 yrs - 13 yrs old, 15.1h-17h! Contact
Joan Bergmann (985) 373-8818.
For Sale: Registered Irish Draught mare. Turned 8 in April. Stands
16.2. For info gailcbrady@hotmail.com or 985-789-7920.
Windsong Equestrian Center
10282 River Road
St. Rose, LA 70087
Ana Denman
(504) 231-0638
anadenman@cox.net
To have your facility or services
included in this directory, please
see the application and additional
information on the SEDA web site
(www.sedariders.org).
Black Albion Euro Legend Dressage saddle. Med. tree and 17.5”
seat. Good condition. Asking $1100. Call (985) 246-9171
trailers
2001 Exciss 4-horse all aluminum horse/stock trailer. Oversized
dressing room, extra tall TB height. $9,500. Call 985-795-0595
tack
Saddle: New Stübben Roxanne. 17.5”, 29 cm tree. Used 10 times.
$1000. Contact Elisha (337) 258-7040 or elishagt@excite.com
16” close contact Crosby Collegiate jumping saddle, excellent
condition. $300 obo. Call Chris at (251) 342-8197 or e-mail
clschlecht@zebra.net for additional information.
Courbette Merkur II DLX All Purpose Close Contact English
saddle. 17” seat, medium width spring tree, brown leather. Has
extra long flaps so it is perfect for a taller rider. No fittings. Good
condition. $300. Contact Nicole (985) 725-1137 or offcoursenews@
hotmail.com.
Kids like to play ... and sometimes they bring their friends.
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c/o Margaret Rice
7048 Moniteau Court
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
SE D A
Off i c e r s
board of directors
President | Lynn Quast
504-905-3690 • lquast4184@aol.com
Vice President | David Banister
985-796-3866 • francie12158@bellsouth.net
Established in 1975, the Southern
Eventing and Dressage Association is
a non-profit, educational organization
founded to foster an interest in, and
a understanding of, the equestrian
sports of Dressage and Eventing.
The Southern Eventing & Dressage
Association is governed by the United
States Equestrian Federation. We
are also a Region 9 Group Member
Organization of the United States
Dressage Federation and an Area III
& V Affiliate of the United States
Eventing Association.
Secretary | Elaine Harmon
504-469-9652 • Harmon692@aol.com
Treasurer | Janel Martin
985-796-8199 • janelmar@bellsouth.net
Dressage CHAIR | Leslie Morris
504-833-7923 • leslielm57@yahoo.com
Eventing CHAIR | Elizabeth Cummins
985-796-5011 • lizappy@hotmail.com
Membership CHAIR | Maria Cowan
504-723-3407 • Mariaec25@aol.com
publications CHAIR | Nicole Landreneau
985-725-1137 • nmiller@millermark.com
COMMITTEES
Award chair - ANNUAL | Position Open
Award chair - Eventing | Kelley Varisco
985-892-1997 • m_kv@bellsouth.net
Award chair - Recognized Dressage
Sally Richards • 985-809-7391 • gridweek@bellsouth.net
&
C h a i r s
award chair - Schooling Dressage
Vickie Schiefelbein • 228-806-5917
vfn03@bellsouth.net
fleur de leap horse trials 2009 chair | Elizabeth
Cummins • 985-796-5011 lizappy@hotmail.com
Junior/young rider chair | Paula Gregory
985-778-9221 • connemara_dressage@hotmail.com
Le bon temps 2009 chair | Janel Martin
Nominating Committee | Board Members
off course Advertising | Terri Chabaud
985-796-0018 • zydecofarm@aol.com
off course calendar | Vickie Schiefelbein
228-806-5917 • vfn03@bellsouth.net
off course mailing | Margaret Rice & Barbara Merritt
mrice8622@yahoo.com
Volunteer Hours chair | Janel Martin
Web Site chair | Nicole Landreneau
985-725-1137 • nmiller@millermark.com
events calendar
Please send calendar items to Vickie
Schiefelbein vfn03@bellsouth.net or
(228) 806-5917. SEDA events are in bold.
Dates subject to change.
5-6 september
Le Bon Temps Recognized
Dressage Show
Janel Martin, (985) 796-8199
Amen Corner Farm / Folsom, LA
3-4
10
FLEUR DE LEAP Combined
Test and Schooling Day
Elizabeth Cummins
(985) 796-5011
Lagniappe Farm / Folsom, LA
OFF COURSE DEADLINE
10-11Pine Top Horse Trials
Georgia
10-11Middle Tennessee Pony Club
Horse Trials
Alamo Dressage Association Fall I & II
Tennessee
Bill Askins, williamaskins@att.net
San Antonio Rose Palace
11Cedar Wind Farm Dressage Show
San Antonio, TX
Sherry G. Pride, sp4horses@united.net
Oxford, MS
5–6Houston Dressage Society
Laborious Day Show
17-18Serenity Farm Schooling Dressage
Marilyn Kulifay
Vicki Macgowan (985) 373-5464
HDSshows@gmail.com
or (985) 796-0317
Serenity Farm / Folsom, LA
12–13 Dallas Dressage Club Yellow Rose I & II
Michelann Tachibana
24-25Holly Hill Horse Trials
michelqann@lascolinasequestrian.com
(318) 925-2185
Las Colinas Equestrian Center
Benton, LA
Irving, TX
24-25 Fort Rucker Horse Trials
13Topsider Farm Dressage I & II
Alabama
Ginni Cifelli, (979) 690-6788
29- GAIG/USDF Region 9
ginni@flash.net
Nov. 1Championships
College Station , TX
Great Southwest Equine Center
17-20Anne Hornbeak Clinic
Katy, TX
Anne Hornbeak, (985) 796-9434
31-Chattahoochee Hills Horse Trials
Nov1 Georgia
Folsom, LA
n o v e m b e r 18-20Poplar Place Horse Trials
1SEDA
SCHOLARSHIP
DEADLINE
(706) 582-3742
Hamilton, GA
7-8Rocking Horse Horse Trials
Florida
19Paradise Farm Horse Trials
South Carolina
7-8River Glen Horse Trials
Tennessee
19Deadline to advertise in the Region
9 Omnibus (www.usdfregion9.org) 14Sporting Days Combined Test
South Carolina
19-20Arkansas Dressage Show
Jana Nelson, jana@tcworks.net
14-15Poplar Place Horse Trials
Perryville, AR
(706) 582-3742
Hamilton, GA
19-20Proud Meadows Fall Sporthorse
Breeding Show
14-15Mississippi-Delta Turkey Trot
Jan Colley, jtcolley@aol.com
Sandy Donovan
Fort Worth, TX
sandydonovan@gmail.com
Hernando, MS
25-27Poplar Place Horse Trials
(706) 582-3742
14-15Schooling Dressage Show
Hamilton, GA
Rene Kurzius or Judi Dauterive,
amencornerfarm@hotmail.com
25-27 Loma Fowler Clinic
(985) 796-3712
Leslie Morris, (504) 858-5944
Amen Corner / Folsom, LA
Stirling Farm / Folsom, LA
19-22Ocala Three Day Event
26-27Dressage Schooling Show
and Horse Trials
Rene Kurzius or Judi Dauterive,
Florida
amencornerfarm@hotmail.com
(985) 796-3712
d e c e m b e r Amen Corner / Folsom, LA
2-6 2009 Adequan®/ USDF
5-6
october
National Convention &
Symposium Featuring Jan
Brink
Renaissance Austin Hotel / Austin,
Texas
1-7Schleese Saddlery Clinic
Anne Hornbeak, (985) 796-9434
Anne Hornbeak Stables / Folsom, LA
3-4
Tryon Horse Trials
South Carolina
4-6
Loma Fowler Clinic
Leslie Morris ,(504) 858-5944
Stirling Farm / Folsom, LA
10
OFF COURSE DEADLINE
12-13Serenity Farm Schooling Dressage
Vicki Macgowan (985) 373-5464
or (985) 796-0317
28Topsider Farm Dressage One
Ginni Cifelli, ginni@flash.net
College Station, TX
4-5
j u ly 2 0 1 0 9-11Blues City Dressage
Sandy Donovan,
ja n u a r y 2 0 1 0 Memphis, TN
23-24HDS Winter Shows I & II
24-25 Windy Knoll Farm Summer
Marilyn Kulifay
Dressage Show
mkulifay2@aol.com
Fran Dearing
Katy, TX
franwkf@earthlink.net
Magnolia, TX
f e b r u a r y 2 0 1 0 31DDC
Lemonade Daze I & II
6-7Schooling Dressage Show
Aug 1Michelann Tachibana,
Judi Dauterive (985) 796 3712
michelann@lascolinasequestrian.com
Athens, TX
10 OFF COURSE DEADLINE
a u g u s t 2 0 1 0 Ma r c h 2 0 1 0 10 OFF COURSE DEADLINE
13-14Schooling Combined Test
28-29ADA San Antonio Fall Dressage
Judi Dauterive (985) 796 3712
Show I & II
Bill Askins, william-askins@att.net
20-21ADA San Antonio Spring Dressage
Boerne, TX
Show I and II
s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 0 Bill Askins, william-askins@att.net Boerne, TX
4-5HDS Laborious Day Shows I & II
Marilyn Kulifay
27-28Dressage Across the Lake I & II
mkulifay2@aol.com
Betsy Gosling, gozzi@earthlink.net
Conroe, TX
10
a p r i l 2 0 1 0 OFF COURSE DEADLINE
16 -18Texas Dressage Classic I & II
Lloyd Landkamer
llandkamer@aol.com
Tyler, TX
24-25HDS Spring Classics I & II
Marilyn Kulifay
mkulifay2@aol.com
Katy, TX
May 2 0 1 0 Le Bon Temps Recognized
Dressage Show
Laura Freeman (985) 796-5188
12Topsider Farm Dressage Two
Ginni Cifelli, ginni@flash.net
College Station, TX
18-19ADS Country Classic I & II
Patty Hale, valleyview@tcworks.net
Perryville, AR
18-19DDC Yellow Rose I & II
Michelann Tachibana
Irving, TX
1-2Oklahoma Dressage Society Spring
I and II
Stacia Wert-Gray, gtgray@aol.com
Shawnee, OK
25-26 Windy Knoll Farm Fall Dressage
Show
Fran Dearing
franwkf@earthlink.net
Magnolia, TX
1-2Memphis in Springtime I &II
Sandy Donovan
Tunica, MS
25- World Equestrian Games,
Oct. 10 Kentucky Horse Park
Lexington, KY
15-16DDC Spring Show I & II
Michelann Tachibana,
Irving, TX
10
o c t o b e r 2 0 1 0 OFF COURSE DEADLINE
n o v e m b e r 2 0 1 0 4-7GAIG/ USDF Regional
Championships / SWDC & HDS
22-23Dressage Across the Lake III & IV
Dressage Show
Betsy Gosling, gozzi@earthlink.net
Marilyn Kulifay
mkulifay2@aol.com
j u n e 2 0 1 0 Katy, TX
13-14Turkey Trot Dressage
12-13HDS Summer Shows I & II
Sandy Donovan
Marilyn Kulifay
mkulifay2@aol.com
Clifton Farms / Hernando, MS
Katy, TX
d e c e m b e r 2 0 1 0 19-20Green Country Dressage Classic
Anne Kuhns, akuhns@atlasok.com
Claremore, OK
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what
comes with
your seda
membership?
Eligibility for SEDA Awards
and Year-End awards banquet
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Subscription to
the national award
winning Off Course
Ride with SEDA!
Established in 1975, the Southern Eventing
and Dressage Association is a nonprofit, educational organization
founded to foster an interest
in, and understanding of, the
equestrian sports of Dressage
and Eventing. SEDA is a
group member organization
of USDF, affiliated with USEA,
and governed by the United
States
Equestrian
Federation.
Club activities include educational clinics and
seminars, schooling shows, Le Bon
Temps (a recognized dressage show),
Fleur de Leap (an eventing show),
fun paces, and an annual awards
program. SEDA is one of the
largest USDF affiliated clubs in
Region 9 and growing. We invite
you to join us in supporting,
learning, and enjoying the sports
of dressage and eventing in our area.
newsletter and the
USDF Connection
magazine
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Access and use of the
national award winning
SEDA web site
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leadership Opportunities
to serve on the Board of
Directors, chair committees,
SEDA Application/Renewal
* Mail form & check (made out to SEDA) to: MARIA COWAN, 624 Edenborn Ave.,
Metairie, La 70001
The membership year begins December 1, 2008 and expires November 30, 2009. New members applying
after October 1 will receive free membership for the balance of that year.
o Senior $50 o Junior $40 o *Family $75 o New Application o Renewal
Please Note: 1) To qualify for USDF Regional Championships you must be a Participating Member
by joining USDF directly. 2) $17 of your SEDA membership fee goes directly to USDF for your Group
Membership. *FAMILY is defined as two people at the same address.
events, or shows,
and voting privileges
Name (please print)
in all elections
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Networking
opportunities with area
Address
CityState
Zip
equestrians and an annual
membership directory
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phone (indicate home / mobile / office)E-mail
List names for *Family Membership:____________________________________________________________
member Discounts
on seda-sponsored
clinics, seminars, fun paces,
and advertising
Birthdate(s) (Juniors / Young Riders) _____________________________________________________________
Interest: o Dressage o Eventing o Both
Number of horses leased/owned:______________________
I am currently riding at______________level in Dressage and / or level____________________in Eventing.
in the off course and
on the web site
I am a o Adult Amateur o Steward o Technical Delegate
o Instructor (level) _____________________ o Judge (grade)__________
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Up-to-date event info
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Eligibility for
USDF Qualified Rider and
Medals awards
I am interested in volunteering!
o Board o Clinics o Committees o Shows o Publications o Scribe o Steward o Media Relations
o Tack Sales o Other_____________________________________________
Beginning January 2009, the SEDA Off Course newsletter will be distributed electronically. Please make sure to
include a valid e-mail address above. Printed copies will only be mailed to members who request it. Indicate your
preference here: o Save a tree – electronic is fine o Please mail my newsletter
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September/October - Southern Eventing and Dressage Association

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