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Equestrian Trails, Inc.
Official Publication of Equestrian Trails, Inc.
Serving equestrians since 1944
Volume 15, Issue 8
August 2015
The Results Are IN!
Chance Leatherman in Convention Costume Class (photo: Shot In Time); Jr. Ambassador court (photo: Wendy Kitcko)
Pg 32
Inside this issue:
Industry Hills
Charity Rodeo
8
2014 High Point
Circuit Winners
11
Corral 3 Arena
16
Obstacle Challenge
Convention
52
Reining, Carriage &
Dressage Results
Convention &
65
State Finals
Gyymkhana Results
2015 Invitational 67
Trail Trial Results
Jr. Ambassaors
69
High Point Show
Upcoming
Events
High Point Shows
Gymkhanas
Trail Trials & Rides
See pages 5-7
2015-2016 Jr. Ambassador Court
pg 17
Dedicated to Equine Legislation, Good Horsemanship, and the
Acquisition and Preservation of Trails, Open Space and Public Lands
ETI Contact Info
PRESIDENT: Bob Foster
bfosterMED@gmail.com (661) 309-7371
www.etinational.com
2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Jeanne Gonzalez
gilnjean@pacbell.net (661) 259-7608
P.O. Box 1138
Acton, CA 93510
Phone:
(818) 698-6200
Fax:
(661) 269-2507
Office Hours: 9:00 am—4:00 pm
Monday—Thursday (closed Fri)
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Linda Fullerton
Linda@wrightcolor.com (818) 401-9089
Michelle Kraut — Office Manager, Membership,
Insurance equestriantrails@outlook.com
NATIONAL TRAIL COORDINATOR: TBD
Sarah Williams - Magazine dustysriders@sbcglobal.net
1st VICE PRESIDENT:
DEPUTY TRAIL COORDINATOR: Terry Kaiser
hdconcerns@ca.rr.com (818) 262-0315
AREA TRAIL COORDINATOR: Elaine
Macdonald eb45bktg@antelecom.net
(661) 946-1976
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Area 3 (Corrals: 2, 3, 15, 35) Dottie Hilliard
equidot@aol.com (626) 335-7112
Area 4 (Corrals: 66, 70, 88, 103) VACANT
Area 5 (Corrals: 14, 65, 83, 99) Patty Hug
pattyhug@ca.rr.com (818) 367-2056
Area 6 (Corrals: 22, 36, 54) Ivy Murrillo
poyzoniv19@yahoo.com (626) 318-2503
Area 7 (Corrals: 10, 12, 20, 34, 38, 210) Terry
Kaiser hdconcerns@ca.rr.com (818) 262-0315
Area 8 (Corrals: 37, 57, 118, 126) Stephen
Alvarez stv_a@hotmail.com (805) 625-3027
Area 9 (Corrals: 6, 43) Tom Kirsch
tkirsch98@gmail.com (310) 871-9458
Area 11 (Corrals: 9, 21, 77, 86, 138, 777 )
Karen Dagnan kdagnan@socall.rr.com
(661) 268-8771
Area 12 (Corrals: 8, 357) Rick Balthaser
rbalthaser@aol.com (949) 439-2414
Area 13 (At-large members) Irene Scott
loosendaylight@yahoo.com (818) 744-1582
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Contents
4 MAU Update
5 Coming Events Calendar
8 Industry Hills Charity Rodeo
9 2015 High Point Gymkhana Schedule
10 2015 High Point Horse Show Schedule
11 2014 High Point Circuit Winners
16 Corral 3 Arena Obstacle Challenge
17 2015-2016 Jr. Ambassador Court
18 Corral News
2015 ETI Convention
28 Picture Collage
29 Volunteers
30 Saddle Winners
31 High Point Winners
32 Class Results
34 Platinum Sponsors
37 Class Results Continued
52 Reining Results
53 Carriage Driving Results
56 Dressage (English/Western) Results
58 Contest Winners
61 Gold Sponsors
62 Silver Sponsors
64 Sponsors
65 Convention Gymkhana Sponsors
66 2015 Convention Gymkhana & State Final Results
67 2015 Invitation Trail Trial Results
69 Jr. Ambassadors’ High Point Show
71 Announcements
Volume 15, Issue 8
President’s Message
by Bob Foster
If you missed ETI’s Annual 3-day Convention and Horse Show this year, shame on you…you missed a great time.
The official numbers aren’t calculated yet, but it looks like we had approximately 260 riders.
Convention was not only the three days held at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center in Burbank, but it also included
a Gymkhana State Finals and National Invitational Trail Trials both held on different days at different venues.
I was very fortunate to attend all three events and witnessed people having a great time and some very good
horsemanship. The competition was tough, the judges fair and some of the competitors even helped other competitors. This is what
ETI is all about.
It is amazing to think just how many volunteers were needed to run each event.
As President of ETI, I know firsthand the importance of someone willing to give for this organization. I want to thank the over 100
members and friends who volunteered countless hours to make Convention, The State Finals and the National Invitational as successful
and fun as they were.
And I cannot give enough thanks to each person who either chaired a National event or a portion of Convention as they each put in even
more countless hours behind the scenes and attending convention numerous planning meetings. These folks are truly responsible for the
success of Convention, Invitational and Gymkhana.
Special kudos to Michelle Kraut. I was worried since this was the first convention in 14 years that our retired office manager, Debbie
Foster, would miss. But Michelle, who is our new office manager, stepped up and was wonderful.
I would also like to thank Traci Bolderof and Corral 21 who put on the Gymkhana State Final at Gibson Ranch in Shadow Hills. I would
also like to recognize and thank Dale Gibson who opened his facility for this event.
Thanks to Jeanne Gonzalez, ETI 2nd V.P,. and to Corral 12 who put on the National Invitational Trail Trials in Sylmar.
Thank you to Jean Chadsey who organized our MAUs and provided overnight security for each night of Convention.
I want to thank the Western Dressage Association of America who used Convention
as one of their high point shows. They also sponsored a “Versatility Award” that was
awarded to the rider with the highest combination score from a Western Dressage class
and a Western rail class.
For the first time in a long time, I even got the chance to compete at convention. I rode
in Western Dressage and Western Rail classes. I had a blast.
And finally, a huge thanks to all the judges and participants who came to either of our
events. If you had just half the fun I had, then it was a success!
National Board Meeting
August 18 at 7pm
Foothill Trails District
Neighborhood Council Office
9747 Weatland Ave.
(Corner of Wheatland & Sunland)
Join us!
ETI SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIRPERSONS
ETI MOUNTED ASSISTANCE UNIT: Coordinator: Jean Chadsey (909) 967-2065 Jeanieac@aol.com
2015 CONVENTION (June 25-28): Bob Foster (661) 309-7371 bfosterMED@gmail.com
CONVENTION GYMKHANA: Tracy Boldroff tracyboldroff@sbcglobal.net
2015 SPRING RIDE (May 3-June 7): Kelli Land horseqrtrs@yahoo.com /Jeanne Gonzalez gilnjean@pacbell.net
2015 DEATH VALLEY RIDE (Nov. 2-6): Tom Kirsch (310) 871-9458 tkirsch98@gmail.com
ETI TRAIL RIDER AWARD PROGRAM (TRAP): Carol Elliott (760) 963-8209 happy2appy@yahoo.com
ETI TRAIL TRIALS PROGRAM: ETI Office (818) 698-6200 equestriantrails@outlook.com
ETI HIGH POINT SHOW PROGRAM: Chair: Susan Pfann (626) 221-0829 Etihighpoint2015@gmail.com
ETI HIGH POINT GYMKHANA PROGRAM: Tracy Boldroff eticorral21@yahoo.com
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Mounted Assistance Unit (MAU) Program Update
It has been a very busy June for
the MAU’s. The re-certification
process has gone very well…
the next re-certification will be
September 19 at Bonelli Park’s
East Arena.
In the interim,
there are several trainings at the
individual MAU’s.
the way.
Walnut Creek and Bonelli MAU members participated
in the CMOA (California Mounted Officers Association)
Memorial Trail Trial in Norco, on June 6. The members
received individual awards of 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th
place. The MAU team of civilian volunteers received
3rd place…well done team.
There are five MAU’s which patrol the LA Parks on
horseback, if you are interested in joining, the contact
e-mails are listed below.
Bonelli MAU, www.BonelliMAU.org
Marshall Canyon MAU, www.marshallcanyonmau.com
Whittier Narrows MAU, www.wnmau.com
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MAU’s along
with
Corrall members
volunteered
the ETI Convention. Thanks to Cindi & Charlie Hawkins
(Walnut Creek MAU), Pat Wolff (Corral 35), Candice
Camacho (Whitter Narrows MAU) and Renee Williams
(Corral 65). Our volunteers were in abundance this
year. We would like to thank our stand by volunteers
Billy & Hunter Nickle and Mo Davis (Bonelli MAU).
There were some eventful happenings, yet handled
with ease by these experienced volunteers.
Some trail suggestions this hot summer season: Walnut
Creek, where you will be shaded and crossing several
streams along the way, Bonelli’s East Shore, along the
lake and Marshall Canyon’s south side referred to as
Sherwood Forest. All are shaded and cool for these
next several months.
The MAU’s have been checking some LA Park trails that
can be patrolled…Eaton Canyon in Alta Dena
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has some wonderful falls and water along
North County MAU, chavez.gilbert@yahoo.com
Walnut Creek MAU, cindihawkins@gmail.com
Jean A. Chadsey
ETI MAU Coordinator
Jeanieac@aol.com
(909) 967-2065
Volume 15, Issue 8
Equestrian Trails Inc.
NATIONAL CONTACTS
Coming Events Calendar
2015 Gymkhana
High Point Season
GYMKHANAS
High Point Program through Oct.
Contact: Tracy Boldroff, Maddie Patriarca
or Sable Grasso eticorral21@yahoo.com
Corral 21
March 2015 - October 2015 Race for the
Saddle Gymkhana Series.Contact: Tracy
Boldroff , Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
eticorral21@yahoo.com
Email addresses:
equestriantrails@outlook.com
dustysriders@sbcglobal.net
2015 Season
Oak Creek Corral, Canyon Country
Corral 43/Riverside Rancheros
Gymkhana Call Nicole (909) 809-0789
2015 NATIONAL EVENTS
August 29
September 26
October 17
Corral 777
February 2015 - October 2015
Gymkhana Saddle Series.
www.SweetWaterRoughRiders.com
www.etinational.com
(818) 698-6200
Fax (661) 269-2507
P.O. Box 1138, Acton CA 93510
November 2 - 6
National Death Valley Contact: Tom Kirsch
(310) 871-9458 tkirsch98@gmail.com
2015 Season
High Point Shows
For High Point Show info Contact:
Chair: Susan Pfann (626) 221-0829
Etihighpoint2015@gmail.com
All ETI High Point Shows are PAC
approved.
August 9/Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location Conejo Creek
Equestrian Center, Thousand Oaks.
Contact: Debbie Foster (661) 309-7371
August 30/Corral 118
High Point Show Contact: Terry Simon
(805) 522-3346
horseladyusa1@yahoo.com
September 13/Corral 38
High point show Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
October 4/Corral 118
(805) 522-3346
October 18/ Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location TBD. Special
Costume Contest Class Contact: Debbie
Foster (661) 309-7371
November 8/Corral 37
High Point Show, Thousand Oaks
Contact: Sharyn Henry
redhatcowgirl@yahoo.com
Individual Corral
Circuit Shows/Series
Corral 6, Circuit Open Shows
Laramore Arena; Mira Loma, Jurupa
Call Gina (951) 681-4456 or
robynandlanden@yahoo.com
Corral 8/Rolling Hills Estates
English only. Held at Ernie Howlett Park.
Contact: Dan etipresident@aol.com
(310) 530-5618 www.eticorral8.com
Corral 35/Glendora
Belt Buckle Series Arena Challenge
(best two of three scores) Contact:
Jean Chadsey (909) 967-2065
jeanieac@aol.com
Corral 37/Thousand Oaks
Red Hat Cowgirl Buckle Series - 5 Shows
-8:15am registration Contact: Sharyn
Henry redhatcowgirl@yahoo.com
Corral 57/Ojai
Open Shows at Ojai’s Soule Park arena
Contact: Rhonda (805) 798-1713
Corral 118/Simi Horse Shows
SVAC Western & English Shows.
High point saddle award
Contact: Terry Simon (805) 522-3346
www.eti118.org
CLINICS
Corral 36 Riding Classes
Wed @ 9am Agoura Equestrian Center
with Karen Curtis Contact: Jeanne Wallace
(818) 222-2560
PLAYDAYS
Corral 210
Monthly play days third Sunday of
each month, Gibson Ranch, Sunland
Contact: Jeanette Provolt (818) 472-6537
countryatheart.jp@verizon.net
TRAIL TRIALS
Trail Trial, Location TBA Contact: Jean
Chadsey (909) 967-2065
Jeanieac@aol.com
ARENA OBSTACLE
CHALLENGES
November 7/Corral 3
Arena Obstacle Challenge, Walnut Creek
Contact: Cindi Hawkins
cindihawkins@gmail.com
2015 ETI Trail Rides,
Drives, Events
When a Corral plans a
ride at Vasquez Rocks,
as a courtesy, please call
the Rangers
(661) 268-0840
AUGUST
August 7-10/Corral 9
Horseshoe Meadow campout Contact: Ray
Drasher (661) 944-4359
Campout/trail ride Wildhorse Campground,
Big Bear Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
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August 9/Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location Conejo Creek
Equestrian Center, Thousand Oaks.
Contact: Debbie Foster (661) 309-7371
August 11/Corral 12
Ice Cream Social Contact: Patty Hug
(818) 367-2056 pattyhug@ca.rr.com
Horse Camping, Montana de Oro Contact:
Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
pattyhug@ca.rr.com
Gymkhana, Agua Dulce Contact: Melissa
Staudinger (661)478-6866
August 28/Corral 20
Full-Moon Ride/Hansen Dam
Contact: Nikki Ahten (818) 489-6529
August 28/Corral 43
Friday Night Fundraiser Dinner Contact:
Lyn Morris (951) 780-7208
lyn4539@earthlink.net
August 29/Corral 21
High Point Gymkhana (Dedicated to Kim’s
Breast Cancer walk) Oak Creek Corral,
Canyon Country Start 4pm Contact: Tracy
Boldroff, Maddie Patriarca or Sable Grasso
August 29/Corral 86
Early evening tailgate ride Contact: Irving
Blank (661) 268-0098 irving@phwsinc.com
Trail ride/campout Mojave Narrows,
Victorville Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
Trail Ride, Vasquez Rocks Contact: Patty
Hug (818) 367-2056 pattyhug@ca.rr.com
Gymkhana Contact: Lyn Morris (951) 7807208 lyn4539@earthlink.net
High Point Gymkhana Oak Creek Corral,
Canyon Country Start 9am Contact: Tracy
September 24-28/Corral 9
Montana De Oro campout Contact: Ray
Drasher (661) 944-4359
Trail Ride, C22 Mulligan Stew Contact:
Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
pattyhug@ca.rr.com
High Point Gymkhana Oak Creek Corral,
Canyon Country Start 4pm Contact: Tracy
Mulligan Stew Ride Contact: Sharon
Richardson (661) 268-0754
ridinwcruz@gmail.com
Halloween Play day Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
OCTOBER
October 4/Corral 86
Brown’s Canyon Ride Contact: Irving
Blank (661) 268-0098 irving@phwsinc.com
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August 30 - September 7/Corral 22
Morro Bay/Montana de Oro State Park
Contact: Sharon Richardson (661) 2680754 ridinwcruz@gmail.com
Hansen Dam/Golf Course ride & lunch
Contact: Terry Kaiser (818) 262-0315
October 18/ Jr Ambassador
High Point show. Location TBD. Special
Costume Contest Class Contact: Debbie
Foster (661) 309-7371
October 23-25/Corral 86
Live Oak Back Country Horsemen
Contact: Irving Blank (661) 268-0098
irving@phwsinc.com
October 1/Corral 22
Mt. Pinos trail ride Trail boss: Tiffanie
Bailey Contact: Sharon Richardson (661)
268-0754 ridinwcruz@gmail.com
High point show Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Buckle Play day Contact: Rick Balthaser
(949) 709-2359 rbalthaser@aol.com
September 26-27/Corral 14
Fall Drive - - Long Ears Ranch, Mojave
Contact Mara Wadaf at (661) 821-1217
(805) 522-3346
SEPTEMBER
Annual Peggy Sue’s charity ride, Barstow
Contact: Beth (760) 255-4767
Trail Trial Clinic, Glendora Contact: Jean
Chadsey (909) 967-2065
Jeanieac@aol.com
NOVEMBER
(805) 522-3346
November 2 - 6
National Death Valley Ride
Contact: Tom Kirsch (310) 871-9458
tkirsch98@gmail.com
October 9-12/Corral 20
Caspers Wilderness Park, San Juan
Capistrano Contact: Becky Borquez
(818) 262-7764
November 7/Corral 3
Arena Obstacle Challenge, Walnut Creek
Contact: Cindi Hawkins
cindihawkins@gmail.com
October 10 - 18/Corral 22
Bear Valley Springs Trail boss: Terry
Andersen Contact: Sharon Richardson
(661) 268-0754 ridinwcruz@gmail.com
Mescal Canyons Ride Llano Contact: Elaine
Macdonald (661) 946-1976
eb45bktg@antelecom.net
Volume 15, Issue 8
High Point Show, Thousand Oaks
Vasquez Fundraiser Contact: Irving Blank
(661) 268-0098 irving@phwsinc.com
November 9 – 13/Corral 14
Death Valley Drive Contact: Sue Martzolf
(760) 662-6102
Vasquez Rocks Ride Contact: Deb Mader
(818) 653-7628
Le Chene trail ride Contact: Sharon
Awards Banquet Contact: Melissa
December 5/Corral 12
Holiday Party Contact: Patty Hug (818)
367-2056 pattyhug@ca.rr.com
Compton Jr. Posse - Mayisha Akbar
Compton Jr. Posse Youth Eq.
(310) 632-1247 www.jrposse.com
Ho Ho Christmas Caroling Ride Contact:
Linda Fullerton (818) 352-3693
Dusty’s Riders
Horse program for at-risk kids
(323) 876-3079 www.dustysriders.org
Christmas Ride / Griffith Park trail ride
Trail boss: Paul Jacques Contact: Sharon
ELSA
Experience.Learning.Support.w/Animals
Therapeutic riding program
(310) 403-966 www.elsainc.org
NON-ETI EVENTS
August 8 - 9
E Wa Tom Lih Kinh
Appaloosa Horse Club
Karen Grimm Memorial All Appy Horse
Show, Rancho Murieta
Contact: Judy Geradot judy@westtool.com
October 18
Antonovich Fall Ride
Trail ride, La Canada Flintridge. Contact:
Vincent Pedroza
(909) 599-8411
Turkey Ride, Placerita Cyn. to Olive View
Contact: Patty Hug (818) 367-2056
pattyhug@ca.rr.com
DECEMBER
Holiday Party Location/Contact TBA
AVDR Gymkhana
Antelope Valley Desert Riders
Contact: Doug (661) 944-6133
www.avdesertriders.org
Carousel Ranch
Therapeutic Riding Program
(661) 268-8010
Hi-Desert Horsemen’s Assoc
Open Horse Shows Contact: Jean (661)
943-6132 hidesertha@aol.com
Head’s Up Therapy on Horseback
Nancy (818) 848-0870
www.headsuptherapy.com
Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship
program for disabled riders
(818) 700-2971
www.rideon.org
Shadow Hills Riding Club
Therapeutic Riding Program
Contact Johnny: (818) 352-2166
www.shadowhillsridingclub.org
Team Sorting at Gibson Ranch
2nd and 4th Saturdays Sign ups at 3:30,
$15 entry fee Contract: (818) 951-4335
www.gibsonranch.us
Cover Photos
Little Prince Chance Leatherman in 2015
Convention Costume Class (photo: Margartet
Scott of Shot In Time)
2015-16
Jr.
Ambassador
court: 4th Jr. Princess Sara
Webber, 1st Little Prince
Phillip Girvetz, 1st Jr. Princess
Eden Grasso, Jr. Miss Emily
Webber, 1st Little Princess
Carli Bertonneau, 2014 Jr.
Miss Megan Kitcko, 2nd Jr.
Princess Sable Grasso, 3rd Little Princess Anita Ovayan, 3rd Jr. Princess Paige Simms,
Little Miss Rayne Girvetz & Little Prince Chance Leatherman (photo: Wendy Kitcko)
More photos on page 17 of this magazine.
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EQUESTRIAN
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Please read the Equestrian Special
Olympics info below. It will be held
at the LAEC.
It is important to the contestants, who
will have traveled from all over the
world, to have people in the stands
to cheer them on. Look to your local
handicapped rider programs, Senior
Citizens groups, and of course all our
other equestrian groups. It is free
to the public, and there are special
seating areas for volunteers to sit and
join with their friends to encourage
and participate in these events.
Many of the rider programs have vans
to transport people, as do the Senior
Citizen groups.
Invite everyone!
Also, I can arrange for special seating
for any of your groups.
Saturday is the very last day of the
Special Olympics Eq. events.
The schedule I have for the equestrian
Special Olympics is:
Wednesday, July 29
English Equitation
Thursday, July 30
Dressage
Friday, July 31
Trail
Saturday, Aug 1
Team Relay
(teams of 2 athletes in a relay. Done
at 12:30pm)
Each day competition time schedule
will be:
9 – 12 noon
12:45pm
1:30 – 4:30
5:15pm
8
AM Competition
Awards
PM Competition
Awards
More general information on the
Special Olympics look at the website
la2015.org.
Volume 15, Issue 8
Future Changes on BLM Lands
Submitted by Elaine Macdonald
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ETI NATIONAL HIGH POINT NEW SEASON
March 2015-December 2015
August 9/Jr. Ambassadors
High Point Horse Show
Conejo Creek Equestrian
Center, Thousand Oaks
Contact: Debbie Foster
(661) 309-7371
Simi Valley
Contact: Terry Simon
(818) 522-3346
Martinez Arena, Burbank
Contact: Mary O’Brien
(818) 352-4230
Simi Valley
Contact: Terry Simon
(818) 522-3346
October 18/Jr. Ambassadors
Location TBD
Contact: Debbie Foster
(661) 309-7371
Thousand Oaks
For more infomation about the High Point Program,
please contact
Chair: Susan Pfann (626)221-0829
Etihighpoint2015@gmail.com
Photos Thanks to Shot In Time!
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Volume 15, Issue 8
2014 High Point Circuit Winners
Special Awards:
Saddle winner:
Shelly Freed
2014 High Point Winners
(in alphabetical order)
Alisa Barles
Third:
Halter Mare
Halter Color
Dave Buck
Champion:
Reining 1st/2nd yr green
Third:
Reining Amateur
Keelie Buck
Halter winner: Dawn Surprenant
Champion:
Obedience Open
Showmanship 19 & over
Trail 19 & over
Reserve Champion:
Country Pleasure 19 & over
Western Pleasure 19 & over
Reining Open
Third:
Western Equitation 19 & over
Western Equitation Open
Overall Reserve Champion:
Western 19 & over
Mule winner: Miki Greslie-Christ
Billy Camarillo
Champion:
Reining Open
Eliza Cameron
Champion:
Lead line Trail 7 & under
Lead line Equitation 7 & under
Belle Emerson
Champion:
W/T pleasure 10 & under
W/T Obedience Open
Showmanship 13 & under
Trail Horse W/T 10 & under
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Third:
W/T Equitation 10 & under
Overall Champion:
W/T 10 & under
Shelly Freed
Champion:
Halter geldings
Trail horse 1st/2nd year green
Country pleasure 19 & over
Country pleasure open
Western equitation 19 & over
Western equitation open
Western horsemanship
Western pleasure 19 & over
Western pleasure open
Reserve champion:
Third:
Halter open
Obedience
Overall Champion:
Western 19 & over
Western open
Jay Geisenheimer
Reserve Champion:
Country Pleasure open
Lesley Green
Reserve Champion:
Trail Horse W/T 19 & over
English Open
Miki Greslie-Christ
Champion:
Country Pleasure English 19 & over
Trail Horse E/W Open
Equitation over fences 2-2'3 (1 horse only)
Working Hunters 2-2'3 (1 horse)
Jumpers 2'3-2'6 (1 horse)
Reserve Champion:
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Hunt Seat Equitation Open
Hunt Seat Pleasure Open
Hunter Under Saddle Open
English Equitation Open
English Pleasure Open
Obedience Open
Hunter Hack 1'6-2
Overall Champion:
Mules
Mikayla Haeussler
Champion:
Reserve:
W/T Pleasure 10 & under
Third:
W/T Obedience Open
Traci Haeussier
Champion:
Hunt Seat Equitation 19 & over
Hunt Seat Pleasure 19 & over
Cross rail Equitation over fences 1'6-2 open
Cross rail Hunters 1'6-2
Reserve Champion:
Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st/2nd year green
Overall Champion:
English 19 & over
Lillian Hill
Champion:
Hunt Seat Pleasure 14-18
Hunter Hack 1'6-2 open
Reserve Champion:
Country Pleasure English 14-18
Third:
Hunt Seat Equitation 14-18
Chance Leatherman
Champion:
W/T Horsemanship Open
Trail Horse W/T 11-13
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Reserve Champion:
W/T Obedience Open
Showmanship 13 & under
Overall Champion:
W/T 13 & under
Susan Pfann
Champion:
W/T Equitation 19 & over
W/T Pleasure 19 & over
Trail W/T 19 & over
Reserve Champion:
W/T Horsemanship Open ATR
Overall Champion:
W/T 19 & over
Amy Sager
Champion:
Reserve Champion:
Third:
English 14-18
Paige Simms
Champion:
Country Pleasure English 13 & under
(1 horse)
W/T Equitation 11-13
W/T Pleasure 11-13
W/T Cross rails Equitation over fences 1'6-2
(1 horse)
W/T Cross rails Hunter over fences 1'6-2 (1
horse)
W/T 11-13
Lauren Smith
Reserve Champion:
Third:
Rebecca Stivers
Reserve Champion:
Western Equitation 19 & over
Western Equitation open
Western Horsemanship
Western Pleasure open
Obedience open
Hunt Seat Equitation 19 & over
Hunt Seat Pleasure 19 & over
Trail Horse Open
Trail Horse 19 & over
Third:
Country Pleasure 19 & over
Country Pleasure open
Western pleasure 19 & over
Hunt Seat Pleasure open
English Pleasure open
English 19 & over
Western Open
Dawn Surprenant
Champion:
Halter Open
Halter Color
Halter Geldings
Reserve Champion:
Halter Mare
Overall Champion:
Halter Open
Laurel Surprenant
Champion:
Halter Mare
Reserve Champion:
Halter Open
Halter Color
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Halter Open
Emily Tarantini
Champion:
Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st & 2nd Green Open
Pony Equitation Open
Pony Pleasure Open
Trail Horse Open
Reserve Champion:
Third:
Overall Champion:
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Aileen Valentine
Champion:
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Donna Wilke
Champion:
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Hunter Under Saddle Open
English Equitation Open
English Pleasure Open
Obedience English Open
Overall Champion:
English Open
Danelle Williams
Reserve Champion:
Reining Amateur
Third:
Reining open
Congratulations to all
the winners!
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Volume 15, Issue 8
2015 ~ 2016 Jr. Ambassador Court
2015-2016 Jr. Misses
1st Jr. Princess Eden Grasso, 2nd Jr. Princess Sable
Grasso, Jr. Miss Emily Webber, 3rd Little Princess
Anita Ovayan, 4th Jr. Princess Sara Webber & 3rd
Jr. Princess Paige Simms(photo: Wendy Kitcko)
2015-2016 Little Misses
3rd Little Princess Anita Ovayan, Little Miss
Rayne Girvetz & 1st Little Princess Carli
Bertonneau. Not pictured: 2nd Little Princess
Aeslin Cameron & 4th Little Princess Olivia
Reschke (photo: Wendy Kitcko)
2015-2016 Little Princes
Little Prince Chance Leatherman
& 1st Little Prince Phillip Girvet (photo:
Wendy Kitcko)
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Corral News
Bonelli MAU
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Mounted Assistance Unit
Pres: Paul Maselbas
(626) 384-1274
www.BonelliMAU.org
North County MAU
Pres: Gilbert Chavez
(818) 307-7047
chavez.gilbert@yahoo.com
Whittier Narrows MAU
Pres. Karen Thompson
(562) 818-7930
www.WNMAU.com
Some of the WNMAU, also known as the River Riderz when
not in uniform, rode in the Rosemead 4th of July parade
for the second time this year. This year there were more
equestrians as the Wells Fargo stage coach and a horse
drawn carriage were also in attendance. Before the parade,
It is always
a
pleasure
to join their
parade.
It
was a fun
and
festive
event. Thank
you
very
much, Candice
Camacho,
Janelle
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Dan
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P.S. Congrats to Dan Grimes and Janelle Kidman Grimes of
WNMAU on their wedding day last month. WNMAU always
helps with Legg Lake Fishing Events. That is where the
wedding was held, and, of course, on their Certified Horses...
its natural tree-cover, Walnut Creek trails are going to be
more popular than ever. We look forward to seeing more
equestrians on the trail, staying cool and enjoying the natural
beauty of the Walnut Creek Wilderness Area.
Jani Olaerts
REMINDER
As always, please remember to thank those enjoying the
trails who have the courtesy and consideration to keep their
dogs on a leash.
Corral 2
Pasadena/San Gabriel/Altadena
Pres. Betsy Cole
(626) 403-4573
www.eticorral2.org
Corral 3
Walnut Creek
Pres. Cindi Hawkins
(909) 354-1613
CORRAL 3 JOINT ETI/MAU PARTICIPATION IN ‘All
About Horses’ Memorial Ride proposed
Members of Walnut Creek MAU and ETI Corral 3 will be
submitting a memorial ride proposal to LA County Parks &
Recreation for an October 10 event. It will include a showcase
of horse breeds, a memorial ride, and sensory challenges on
the trail for those wishing to participate during the ride. Park
guests will be given an opportunity to vote on their favorite
entry, in various categories. Food and beverages will be
provided by a Bonelli Park support foundation group.
The event will be staged in the West Picnic Valley area of
Bonelli Park. LACO Parks-&-Recreation has offered its public
relations resources for such joint events. It will include
both conventional and social media for community outreach
events. Details are being finalized, and the proposal will be
submitted to Parks officials for their approval by mid-July.
ETI Corral 3 2nd Annual ARENA CHALLENGE On Track
For November 7
Planning continues for the November 7 arena challenge, to
be held in the East arena of Bonelli Park. It will be hard to
beat last year’s Alpaca surprise, so keep this date open even
if it’s just to watch! Event participation registration will be
noted in the flyer included as a part of this August issue
(page 16).
Don’t wait too long – last year’s event was a huge success,
and you’re being given fair warning...
…THERE WILL BE SURPRISES!
TRAIL & STAGING AREA CONDITIONS, WATER
CROSSINGS, WARNING – TRAIL HAZARDS
The Walnut Creek trail is in very good condition. Water
levels are fairly low, staging areas are clean, and the Reeder
arena is being well maintained. As a wilderness area, natural
challenges can occur. Should anyone notice difficulties or
tricky areas, please advise Cindi or Charlie Hawkins. With
There are several area residents who take it upon themselves
to keep the trails policed, picking up trash and containers
and throwing them into the designated waste barrels. They
definitely deserve our appreciation. ETI Corral 3 will be
surprising them with rewards for their efforts (with various
gift cards) when they’re seen on the trails.
ABOUT CORRAL 3
As MAU members, we’re happy to see a noticeable
improvement when patrolling the trails in Walnut Creek.
Corral 3 is primarily made up of Walnut Creek MAU volunteers
as well as area riders. Our emphasis is always to help Walnut
Creek become a more desirable family venue, and cleaning
up the area will also have a greater positive impact for the
homes neighboring Walnut Creek.
For more information, email:
Cindi Hawkins, President
Charlie Hawkins, Secretary
CindiHawkins@gmail.com
chazhawkins@gmail.com
Charlie Hawkins
Corral 6
Windville Riders
Riverside/Norco/Mira Loma/Corona/Jurupa Valley
Pres. Michael Frederick
(951) 688-3122
www.eticorral6.info
Corral 8
Rolling Hills Estates/Rancho Palos Verdes
Pres. Susie Lytal
(310) 488-4389
www.eticorral8.com
Corral 9
Littlerock Trail Blazers
Pres. Anita Martin
(661) 944-4732
www.eticorral9.org
Corral 10
Lakeview Terrace
Pres. Pam Miller Mitchell
(818) 262-2846
www.freewebs.com/lvteticorral
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Corral 12
state that I have not seen more fellas have a better time!
Sylmar Vista Del Valle
Pres. Patty Hug
(818) 367-2056
www.eticorral12.com
Our Ice Cream Social will be at 6:30 on Tuesday, August 11,
at the Placerita Canyon ranch of the Coleman/Tonai family.
We’ll be camping at Montana de Oro near Morro Bay from
August 17 through 24. We got Sage, which has only 4
corrals, so corrals will be assigned by Corral 12. Excess
beasties can be tied to trailers or tie lines or portable corrals
… space permitting. There are other first come/first served
corrals nearby which if empty can be grabbed if you want to
pay for them.
Tuesday, September 8, 7:30pm will be Patty’s Patio Party …
and regular Corral 12 meeting.
This group meets twice a year and clears ground, constructs
and dedicates a monument representing a point in history that
would otherwise be forgotten. On this particular weekend
about 650 members camped at Mr. Grabriel’s Wagon Train
Ranch. This was a hot May weekend in the desert, but did
that stop them from having a great time? Not at all! Mr.
Gabriel invited whomever wanted to come and bring a team
and wagon with the idea of doing some local wagon driving
on very nice dirt roads and then be present during the
dedication ceremony on Sunday. Those of us from Corral
14 who attended, Larry Jacobs and Margie Macke, Norm
Noftsier and Mary Jo Steele, Ron Remy and Sue and Kevin
Martzolf enjoyed a new experience and learned a little about
our pioneer history and E Clampus Vitas. I would like to say
thank you to this great group for all the good they do and
showing one another how to leave everyday troubles behind
them and have a great time. They are an inspiration.
October’s trail ride will be Saturday, October 17, at Vasquez
Rocks.
Details will be provided in upcoming Corral 12 newsletters.
Jeanne Catron-Gonzalez
Corral 14
Western Wagons Mojave
Pres. Sue Martzolf
(760) 662-6102
Dates left for 2015 Drive Schedule:
September 26 & 27 Fall Drive - Long Ears Ranch
Contact: Sue Martzolf (760) 662-6102
Wagons lined up for dedication. Norm Noftsier, Sue and
Kevin Martzolf, Ron Remy.
Death Valley Drive - ***CHANGE OF WEEKS TO THE SECOND
WEEK OF NOVEMER.*** November 9 to 13.
Contact: Sue Martzolf (760) 662-6102
It is always refreshing to me to realize there are so many
interesting things happening around us. Once in a while, if I
open my awareness, I discover something new and exciting
which always makes me feel good. Such was the weekend
we spent in Phelan at the ranch owned by Harold Gabriel. Mr.
Gabriel invited our Corral to participate in the dedication of
a monument to the pioneer wagon trail that passes through
his property. It is called the Sanford Cutoff, and it connects
with both the Old Spanish Trail and the Mormon Trail at
Cajon Pass. I have often stopped and read a marker such as
this one at a roadside spot. At the bottom, the monument
reads “Dedicated by E Clampus Vitus”. I thought this an odd
name and wondered who the heck this guy was. Well, kind
reader, I have now spent three days with the Billy
Holcomb Chapter of E Clampus Vitus, and I can
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Ourr host Harold Gabriel (on left) his grandson and son
son.
Volume 15, Issue 8
Corral 20
Shadow Hills Rough Riders
Pres. Becky Borquez
(818) 352-3634
www.eticorral20.com
Congratulations to Susan Kaiser for her big wins at ETI
Convention in Western Dressage. Susan is so proud of her
young mare, Lakota! They are quite a pair!
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off our
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Mary Jo Steele
Corral 15
Marshall Canyon MAU
San Dimas/LaVerne area
Pres. Darlene McGrady
(909) 592-6477
marshallcanyonmau.com
Hope everyone had a wonderful Fourth of July. Darlene
McGrady and Julie Sandona participated in La Verne’s Fourth
of July parade. It was very patriotic and well attended along
with over 300 participants in the parade. Unfortunately,
someone had to toss a firecracker at our horses, but thanks
to all our training, everything went well.
Recertification is going well. Mick McGrady is working with
Bonelli, Walnut Creek and Whittier Narrows to get through
the process to recertify all MAU members.
Marshall Canyon MAU is actively looking for new members.
We train at the Fred Palmer Equestrian Center in Marshall
Canyon, plus we have many beautiful, tree-covered trails to
ride. For information, please contact Darlene McGrady at
(909) 592-6477 or email at DSings4Joy@aol.com.
If you would like to join our group or visit us, we meet the
first Monday of each month at the Bonelli Park Conference
Center in the campground at 7:00pm.
Julie Sandona,
Marshall Canyon MAU
Our much-anticipated camping trip to Montana de Oro is
coming up at the end of this month. There are about 16 of
us going, and I am counting down the days. If you’ve never
been to this amazing state park, you need to check it out!
Close to Morro Bay and San Luis Obispo, there is much to do
in the area if you need a break from horseback riding.
In recent Corral 20 news, we had a very successful trail cleanup day in an area adjacent to Hansen Dam recreation area
and the Angeles National Golf Course (Lake View Terrace/
Shadow Hills/Sunland). We dragged up over a dozen grocery
carts, and filled four pickup truck beds with trash! Sadly, this
haul barely made a dent in all the trash that accumulates in
that area. It’s an ongoing need! Thankfully, another group
did a clean-up a couple of weeks after us, and coordinated
with the council office to have a city trash truck come and
pick up trash. With amazing volunteers and a little hard
work, we can win the battle of the litter!
Becky Borquez
Corral 20 President
Corral 21
Newhall Trail Riders
Castaic/Canyon Country
Pres. Melissa Potts
(661) 877-2433
www.corral21.org
Star of the Month
Some kids stand out for their kindness, great attitude and
gentle nature. These are the traits that we have noticed in
our new corral member Raquel. Raquel started showing in
our Gymkhana’s this year with her horse Fred and the team
have already moved up a division, and heading towards the
chance to win a saddle as part of our high point competition.
Raquel comes ready to ride and looking her best in an
awesome western shirt which makes the other riders take
notice. In addition to riding western, Raquel and Fred, also
like to show in English classes, making them a well-rounded
pair.
Not only is Raquel a class A rider, she is, also, a very smart
lady. Last year, she won a competition for being
able to recite the entire Gettysburg address, which
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landed her a trip to New Jersey where she was able to
represent her school. When she’s not busy reciting important
historical eulogies, you might find her on stage as Raquel
really enjoys performing with her friends in school plays.
Raquel’s summer plans include, working with Fred, traveling
to Europe, going to the movies with her dad, where she
hopes to be watching Anime and Sci-Fi, which are her
favorite genres. Outside of the riding arena, her favorite
sport is basketball.
Corral 21 has really enjoyed getting to know Raquel and we
look forward to getting to know her even better.
Raquel, you rock girl!
Off we went to
walk the route
through the streets
of Newhall. Two
trucks
full
of
people,
walkers
and riders, we were
welcomed
with
smiles, flags waving
and horns blowing.
The horses were all
great and seemed
to love the attention
as much as the
riders. While we
were loading the
horses to return to
the ranch, everyone
was sharing stories about all the people they saw and the
Raquel and Fred Photo by Cathy Trope
Corral 21 Represent ETI in the Newhall Fourth of July
Parade
For the last several years, ETI has been represented by
Corral 21 in the Newhall Fourth of July Parade. This year
was no exception as we came out with fourteen riders. The
majority of our riders were under the age of 16, but we had
a few adult riders come out, too.
There is a lot of work that goes into showing in a parade.
Decorations have to be purchased, horses have to be washed
and partially decorated the night before, and the day of the
show riders had to at the ranch by 5:30am to load their
horses. With only one hour to finish decorating and tacking
up their horses, everyone must run around and try to get
done as soon as possible. Even though the parade started
at 9am, the judging was a 7:30! Luckily, with the help of
the extra people that came to ride in the trucks and walk the
route, everyone was able to get done in time and, man, did
everyone look great!
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compliments they received. Parade watchers are always so
excited to see the horses and the people riding them.
Back at the ranch, while the horses were taken care of
and returned to their stalls, the smiles and great stories
continued, making it a very successful day. To make the
day even better, we found out we won First place in Grand
Equestrian and First in the Mounted (Novelty) Group, which
means we will get some nice new trophy’s to show off.
However, nothing beats the award of all the smiling faces we
passed on the parade route…That was the best prize of all.
We would like to thank Tita Brown for using her professional
hauling company to haul our horses to and from Hart Park.
Tita always gives us the best service and prices. Thank you,
Tita, for donating your time and trucks, once again. If you
need hauling services, please give Tita a call: (818) 9705972.
Jodi Grasso
Volume 15, Issue 8
Corral 22
San Fernando Valley Riders
Pres. Kathleen Ungamrung
(626) 590-6792
www.Corral22.com
Corral 34
La Tuna Canyon
Pres. Jeanette Provolt
(818) 951-2360
Corral 35
Oak Canyon Riding Club
Glendora
Pres. Becky Pike
(909) 305-1537
In memory of my beloved Mother in Law, a term you don’t
hear often, I am dedicating this article to her insistent
adherence to proper etiquette. She was the source of my
introduction to the “correct way to do things”. I learned the
right way to set a table, pour at tea parties, when to wear
a hat, and how to behave at dress up occasions. She did
a spectacular job of raising two sons and, along with her
devoted husband, set an example of gracious living. The
Hilliard’s had a loving relationship and a mutual respect for
each other. One of the important lessons that I learned from
her was the importance of writing “thank you notes”. They
say that opposites attract, and I take nothing away from
my parents, as the lessons that I learned from them are
also priceless. The combination of the two different cultures
has made for a wonderful family of amazing diversity and
talents. One family entered by way of Plymouth Rock and
one through Ellis Island. Both families united by love. Keith
and I celebrated our 60 years of marriage on July 9 this year.
My first “Thank you note” is to all of the unselfish volunteers
and ETI members that put on our National Convention and
Horseshow in June. Thank you for your time, effort, and
sweat. Thank you for “putting service above self”.
Thank you to the folks who took the time and gave of their
talents to the Convention Contests. Thank you to those
who helped us select ribbon winners when Keith and I were
stymied, due to the excellence of the entries. Thank you
for participating in the contests and for being such great
contestants and good sports.
Thank you, Gail Bohlander, for giving me a ride in your
buggy and for the driving lesson. I had never done that
before, and I loved it!
Thank you to all of the friends that we have made through
the years for taking the time to say hello, and visit. Your
friendship is so appreciated and warms our hearts.
I would like to jot a thank you note to some Corral 35 members
for their unselfish contribution of time and energy to Corral
35. Sue Brezina and her Tuesday morning volunteers from
the local Mormon Church for raking, weeding, clipping and
park clean up. Thank you very much! Thank you to Patti
Peralez and Becky Pike for repainting our Murals on the
Clubhouse. Great Job! Thank you to Keith for his continuing
dedication to the upkeep of the Glendora Equestrian Park.
Thank you to Jean Chadsey for all of her contributions to our
Trail Class arena and many other projects.
Thank you to Sarah Williams for all of her hard work on the
ETI Magazine. You are appreciated!
I am sure that I could go on and on with the thank yous…
Maybe more next time.
I would like to mention that my Mom was not big on Thank
You Notes. She always rewarded those she wished to thank
with a freshly baked apple pie or some sort of Polish or
Romanian dish that was always received with many hugs
and kisses. Mom was no fool and knew how to say thanks,
in her own way. She also enjoyed the hugs and kisses.
Thank You All Very Much!!! Apple Pie, anyone?
Dottie Hilliard
Corral 36
Mountain Ridge Riders
Agoura/Calabasas/Malibu/Monte Nido
Pres. Vikki Siemons
(818) 400-0909
Corral 37
Conejo Riders, Thousand Oaks
Pres. Ken Young
(805) 499-4970
www.eti37.org
Corral 38
Griffith Park Equestrians
Burbank/Glendale
Pres. Diana Hoch
(818) 841-6422
www.corral38eti.com
Mark your calendars for Sunday, September 13, which is our
next date for Corral 38’s High Point Horse Show. There is
no Rain date. The judge for our September show is Sheri
Odum.
Registration desk will be open at 7am; show to start at
7:30am.
In this show, we will kick off with Showmanship
classes followed by Lead line. Then Western classes
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in the morning in the Main Arena. English and Jumping
classes will be held in the afternoon. To avoid confusion
or miss a class, exhibitors should check the progress of the
Western Classes the day of the show. The contact phone
number to check will be on the premium. Regarding preentries, call Diana Hoch at (818) 841-6422. Day of the show
only, call Diana at (818) 383-6566.
To speed up the running of the classes, Corral 38 is limiting
the tack change time to one minute. Entrants requesting a
tack change will need to have the tack at the ring, rather
than taking the horse back to the trailer. When we have
very large classes, we’ll bring in the next class to line up
while the last of the judging of the current class is taking
place center ring. Hopefully this will give greater efficiency
to both the riders and the running of the show itself. For
further information and pre-entries, go to our spiffy website
at: www.eticorral38.com.
Corral 38 prides itself on running an organized show, with
excellent judges, neat ribbons and awards and homemade
food. Come and participate for a good day showing your
horses.
NEWS OF THE PARK
The issue of permitting street and flower vendors in LA City
Parks has been overturned. There was a long period of
time where, while not exactly legal, vendors continued to do
business in the Park and were not prosecuted. Historically,
vending was illegal in public parks and on public beaches,
however during a prior Mayor’s term, these protections were
removed.
Now due to public outcry, and also to action taken by LA
City Council, measures protecting parks and beaches were
reinstated. The street vending issue is still undergoing
debate.
When enforcement will begin to cite and prevent vending
in parks and beaches has yet to be announced. I am told
that the new Ordinance protecting parks and beaches needs
to be ratified by the City Council. It is expected that this
Ordinance will go into effect in a month or so.
on the surrounding area. A pump station, approximately 61
feet by 25 feet, will be located at the foot of the Fern Canyon
Trail.
The water tank will be constructed adjacent to the old 114
tank site. The existing 114 tank will be demolished. The
new tank will have an estimated diameter of 84 feet, and be
32 feet high.
Drilling and trenching will begin in September, 2015, to be
finished by February 2017. The whole project, including
landscaping should be complete by August, 2017.
There is a hiking and equestrian trail below the construction
site, but no trail directly crossing the site. Hopefully, there
will be a minimal impact on adjacent hiking and equestrian
trails.
For further info go to: www.LADWP.com/GPSWRP
Lynn Brown
Corral 43
Tri Valley Riders
Nuevo/Riverside/Norco/Hemet
Pres. Sonya Haffner
(951) 928-4566
Hello Tri Valley Riders,
We had a great show in June and are gearing up for our July
18 night show. Remember, sign ups at 4pm and Grand Entry
at 5pm, and we only ride 5 events.
We are also getting close to our Annual Fundraising Dinner
and Raffle. This will be Friday, August 28, at Riverside
Rancheros…A full Brisket dinner with all the trimmings.
Amazing Raffle prizes, and we get to watch the RR Team
Roping Event!! Dinner is $10 and can be paid at the door,
along with getting those raffle tickets. Let’s see who will win
the TV this year!!!
Stay safe and stay hydrated!! See you all soon.
Sally Vail
mrsvail2014@icloud.com
(951) 719-5898
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A new 1 million gallon water tank is to be built in Griffith
Park called the South Water Recycling project. The purpose
of this tank is to extend the existing recycled water system
on the south side of the Park to increase recycled water
supply and offset the demand of potable water in Central
Los Angeles.
The pipeline to be installed is a new 12 inch diameter pipe. It
will be installed by both trenching and underground drilling
with a drilling rig. This will have minimal impact
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Corral 54
Rocky Hill Riders, Chatsworth
Pres. Mary Kaufman
(818) 326-5772
www.etiCorral54.com
Volume 15, Issue 8
Corral 57
Sespe Riders, Ojai
Pres. Linda Dezeeuw
(805) 205-4816
www.etiCorral57.org
hope your experiences and enthusiasm with the National
Convention Event will encourage more Corral membership
to get involved next year to experience, learn and represent
Corral 65.”
Alberta Dougherty, President
& Terri Strickland, Scribe
Corral 65
Kern Equestrian Riders, Bakersfield
Pres. Alberta Dougherty
(661) 808-8595
ETI Corral 65 will have our first special topic speaker at the
August 19 General Membership meeting. Back Country
Horsemen of California Kern Sierra Unit Education Director,
Tammy Bozarth, will be providing instruction on “Leave
No Trace Ethics” ... she will be providing handouts on the
topic and answering membership questions following the
presentation.
“Larry and Helen Ordway attended National Convention as
hosts for the Western Arena and as general volunteers, not
to mention avid observers. The Western Arena is home to
the trail obstacle with 5-6 classes each day. The obstacle
course has an open time schedule in that a rider comes
to the arena when they can fit in the class. The rider
identifies the class they are signed up for, and the judge
evaluates their performance based on the class pattern.
The actual obstacle doesn’t change but the pattern changes
based on class complexity. It is certainly a class in how to
utilize obstacles for a variety of skill sets, from leadline to
experienced open levels.
An important aspect of the arena is also educating young
or new participants about arena etiquette and expectations.
We worked with entrants to utilize entering and exiting
techniques such as visual judge acknowledgement so they
could receive the judge’s focused attention to get the best
scoring possible.
Corral 66
Route 66 Riders, Barstow/Hinkley
Pres. Beth Uzonyi
(760) 255-4767
Corral 70
Cross Road Riders
Lucerne/Apple Valleyv
Sue Purbaugh
(760) 953-8556
Corral 77
Saugus Saddle Club
Saugus/Castaic/Valencia
Pres. Liz Ekeberg
(661) 297-7669
Corral 83
Tehachapi Mountain Riders
Tehachapi
Pres. Carolyn McIntyre
(661) 822-9533
Corral 86
Vasquez Vaqueros
Aqua Dulce/Canyon Country/Acton
Pres. Irving Blank
(661) 268-0098
www.eti86.com
When there is down time, there is an opportunity to watch
other arena activities to stimulate expanding your horse
horizons (there could be as many as four arenas active
at one time). Watching is learning and often the judges
share what they look for in a quality horse or performance,
including driving classes. The time goes fast but is packed
full of good experiences.”
We had a fun ride on June 13 in the Sleepy Valley area of
Agua Dulce. 13 riders met before it got too hot. Karen was
our trail boss and guided us on good trails through the rolling
hills and “valley of the yuccas” (lots of yuccas blooming).
Following the ride, we were joined by several other Corral
members for a delicious potluck lunch with barbecued carne
asada at Heather’s ranch. Great job, ladies!
Author Helen Ordway, Treasurer/Membership Officer Corral
65
Larry and Sharon Van Loon
com@larryvanloon.com
“For the second year in a row Corral 65 members Larry and
Helen Ordway
volunteered their time on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at
the ETI 67th National
Horse Show and Convention. Thank you for your continued
representation for Corral 65 at this great annual event. I
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Corral 88
Tri Community Horsemen
Phelan/Pinon Hills/Wrightwood
Pres. Eileen Martin
(760) 447-2069
www.corral88.org
Corral 99
Tulare Country Joy Riders
Tulare/Kaweah/Three Rivers/Visalia
Pres. Joanne Boswell
(559) 561-2218
www.eticorral99.com
Corral 103
Hesperia Happy Horsemen
Hesperia/Apple Valley
Pres. Lou Griggs
(760) 885-6077
Corral 118
Simi Valley
Pres. Dan Mayer
(805) 581-3150
www.eti118.org
ETI Convention
“Success Through Partnership”
This year’s theme for Convention aptly describes the
relationship between horse and rider that is essential to
excel in any equestrian endeavor. It also describes the
contribution made by all the “supporting players” - parents
and family, trainers and instructors, friends, employees, staff
and crew. True partnership includes much trust and lots of
training - on a number of levels!
We are proud of each and every one of our members who
participated at Convention! Here are just some of the
highlights:
How about our associate member, Keelie Buck, and Wildheart
Lil Miss, who won the SADDLE as the High Point Western
Division Champions! Sheila Langrock and her good gelding,
Easy to Park, were the High Point Western 19 & Over ATR
Reserve Champions! Pistol Annie, shown by member Dawn
Suprenant, took the Halter Champion title. Each of these
champion-ships required good and/or best placings in many
classes and represent a ton of work and dedication.
Not all showed their stuff IN the arena. Our own President,
Dan Mayer, for instance. He took the mic on Saturday, June
27, as the announcer for the Western classes. We have
enjoyed his vocal talent for years at our horse shows. He
seemed at home on this bigger “stage!” (This might tie in
somehow to his career as singer and musician .
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. . nah!)
Anyway, to all of our members who showed or helped out we salute you! And whether or not your performance netted
a title or award isn’t as important as showing up and doing
your best. Success doesn’t always come with a ribbon,
and often, personal triumphs are more subtle but just as
rewarding. Congratulations to all!
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August 30
•
October 4
Be sure to check our website at www.eti118.org for up-todate points and standings. There are a number of really
close tallies, and these last two shows could be make or
break opportunities. It would be a shame to miss a class
or either of these shows, and then miss the year-end win.
Don’t kick yourself later! Make sure you make it to both
shows!
Even if you’re not trying for High Point, come out and show
with us! Each show is also an individual event, providing lots
of variety, competition and fun! See you there!
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This drought continues. It is serious. The key word is water.
Keep your horses well hydrated and watch for signs of heat
stress. Wash your horse “military style” - wet down quickly,
scrub, and then rinse. Don’t let the hose run during this
process! Try rubbing them down with damp or wet towels
instead. Use a vacuum/blower to tackle heavy dust instead
of bathing. Sweep the barn instead of hosing down. Empty
your water buckets and tubs at the base of your trees and
shrubs. There’s lots we can do. It all adds up.
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Good riding ‘til next time!
Beth Haney
Corral 126
Santa Clara Valley Equestrian Riders
Fillmore/Santa Paula
Pres. Danelle Williams
(805) 644-7094
www.eti126.org
Corral 138
Barrel Springs Riders
Antelope Valley/Palmdale
Pres. Kimberly Dwight
(661) 478-2770
www.eti138.com
Corral 138 had a great ride in Tehachapi last month. We
staged in Stallion Springs and saw several deer. The weather
was cooler and there were even a few water crossings.
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There’s a nice shelter and picnic tables for lunch afterwards.
There may still be some vacancies for our camping trip July
30 - August 2, in the High Sierras…Ride/camp Blackrock.
Contact Elaine Macdonald (661) 946-1976 or eb45bktg@
antelecom.net.
August 22 is our Inspiration Point ride Wrightwood. Contact
Raul at rpgemini50@msn.com or (661) 266-2440.
Find us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/groups/ETICorral138/
Kimberly Dwight
ETI Corral 138 Barrel Springs Riders
Corral 210
Sunland Riders
Sunland/Gibson Ranch
Pres. Jeanette Provolt
(818) 951-2360
Saturday August 26: Month End Event. TBA. 9:00.
Contact Trail Boss Rick Balthaser for more information at
(949) 439-2414.
Patti Gomez
Secretary, Saddleback canyon Riders
Corral 777
Sweet Water Rough Riders
Acton/Aqua Dulce
Pres. Melissa Staudinger
(661) 478-6866
www.sweetwaterroughriders.com
Thank you for everyone who came out to support the Open
Saddle Series 2015 Gymkhana June Show.
We would like to say congratulations to our day High point
winners:
Corral 357
1D
2D
3D
4D
Here are our activities for August..
On July 26, 2015, with High Point Buckle’s to each division,
1D, 2D, 3D, and 4D, this is Race 6 for the 2015 Saddle
Series. Registration begins at 8am, with the events to begin
at 9am. Cost is $7 each event with the final event to be
Jackpot Barrels. You can view the events on our web site
www.sweetwaterroughriders.com.
Saturday, August 1: Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser in
Ranch Santa Margarita at 5:30am. Contact Kristin Holden
for more information at (949) 444-1990
Can’t wait to see everyone come out and enjoy the wonderful
series as well as the great facility provided to us by the
Townsends. Thank you!!!
Saddleback Canyon Riders
Trabuco Canyon/Orange County
Pres. James Iacono
(949) 459-7742
www.saddlebackcanyonriders.com
Saturday August 8: Trail Maintenance at O’Neill park.
Contact Trail Boss Rick Balthaser for more information at
(949) 439-2414.
Mahala Davaris on Hammer
Samantha Warren on Scooter
Patti DeVoll on Blaze
Susan McQueary on Buzz
Melissa Staudinger
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Volunteers
Alia Ahten
Annie Ahten
Natalie Ahten
Nikki Ahten
Cindy Alleman
Kara Benavidez
Stella Bentley
Carli Bertonneau
Michelle Bertonneau
Brianna Bodmer
Becky Borquez
Katrina Britner
Charlotte Brodie
Melanie Brooker
Priscilla Brown
Candice Camacho
Aeslin Cameron
Aramis Cameron
Beth Cameron
Jean Chadsey
Susan Crews
Jill Dallaire
Jeffrey Davidson
Mo Davis
Kim Estrada
Liz Ekeberg
Leah Farrell
Bill Figley
John Fink
Bob Foster
Debbie Foster
Nick Friedman
Linda Fullerton
Lisa Girjalva
Heidi Girvetz
Phillip Girvetz
Rayne Girvetz
Gilbert Gonzalez
Jeanne Gonzalez
Eden Grasso
Jodi Grasso
Sable Grasso
Hailey Hartigan
Charlie Hawkins
Cindi Hawkins
Dottie Hilliard
Keith Hilliard
Patty Hug
Diana Hoch
Cameron Kaiser
Emma Kaiser
Kira Kaiser
Nick Kaiser
Terry Kaiser
Susan Kaiser
John Kitcko
Megan Kitcko
Wendy Kitcko
Michelle Kraut
Kelli Land
Candy Leaf
Chance Leatherman
Holly Leatherman
Bob Manly
Kathleen Manly
Juliana Marmentini
C
Chris
Mayer
D Mayer
Dan
H Mitchell
Hei
P
Pam
Mitchell
M
Miller
M
Melanie
Musella
L
Lorriane
Nash
T
Travis
Nash
K
Kelly
O‛Connell
H
Helen
Ordway
L
Larry
Ordway
A
Abigail
Orneles
A
Amaras
Ovayan
A
Anita
Ovayan
C
Cheri
Ovayan
Lyles Perkins
Susan Pfann
Jan Rainey
John Raymond
John Renze
Maria Reschke
Olivia Reschke
Maria Rockwell
Karyn Ruiz
Jennifer Russell
Nancy Russell
Jackie Schwartz
Jane Shaw
Patty Shields
Kathy Simons
Linda Tarnoff
Ann Trussell
Jill Warren –Pond
Emily Webber
Eric Webber
Jamie Webber
Sara Webber
Renee Williams
Sarah Williams
Pat Wolff
Lee Worsham
Kameron Ziff
Kira Ziff
Thank
you!
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Partnership
Saddle Winners
Western Saddle
Keelie Buck & Wild Heart Lil Miss
Congratulations!
English Saddle Over Fences
Maggie Nelson &
Straw’s Classy Lass
English Flat
Janine Dressler &
American Royalty
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High Point Winners
Western 13 & Under
Champion: Chance Leatherman & Koko
Reserve Champion: Madysen Peutet & Cassidy’s Flash
Lady
English Flat Open
Champion: Stephanie Griffith & Spirit of Yosemite
Reserve Champion: Olivia Manasse & It Takes Two to
Tango
Western 14-18
Champion: Julia Connors & My Girl Flicka
Reserve Champion: Abby Klimisch & Stars Shine on
Nic
Walk/Trot 10 & Under
Champion: Madysen Peutet & Cassidy’s Flashy Lady
Reserve Champion: Carli Bertonneau & Santana
Western 19 & Over ATR
Champion: Brooke Eyestone & Predomination
Reserve Champion: Shelia Langock & Easy to Park
Western Open
Champion: Keelie Buck & Wild Heart Lil Miss
Reserve Champion: Shelia Langock & Easy to Park
Over Fences 13 & Under
Champion: Maggie Nelson & Straw’s Classy Lass
Reserve Champion: Francesca Barbano & Picasso
Over Fences 14-18
Champion: Hannah Neer and Panda Express
Reserve Champion: Brandi Wilke & Widdle Widdle
Walk/Trot 11- 13
Champion: Chance Leatherman & Koko
Reserve Champion: Shae Morita & Pass the Award
Walk/Trot 14- 18
Champion: Angela Greer & Dove
Reserve Champion: Julia Connors & My Girl Flicka
Walk/Trot 19 & Over ATR
Champion: Lauran Smith & Invested in the Bar
Reserve Champion: Bonnie Moran & Rhythm of Invy
Carriage Driving
Champion: Ronda McPherson
Reserve Champion: Doug Russell
Over Fences 19 & Over ATR
Champion: Linda Anabtawi & Jessakar
Reserve Champion: Kelly Fountain & All American Zip
English Flat 13 & Under
Champion: Makayla Kurfess & Jimmy Mak
Reserve Champion: Alicia Wolfe & First Lady
English Flat 14-18
Champion: Megan Allen & Sea of Marmara
Reserve Champion: Hannah Neer & Panda Express
English Flat 19 & Over ATR
Champion: Janine Dressler & American Royalty
Reserve Champion: Jeanne Monahan & All American
Zip
Halter Champion
Dawn Surprenant & Pistol Annie
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Class Results
Thank you and congratulations to all of this 107 - Halter - Color - Open (4 entries)
year’s competitors. You made our show
1st Laurel Surprenant - American Dreamer
great.
2nd Alisa Barles - Impressive Gold
Friday Western Arena
100 - Showmanship in Hand - 13 & Under (5
entries)
1st Chance Leatherman - Koko
2nd Carli Bertoneau - Santana
108 - Halter - Arab/Half Arab - Open (5 entries)
1st Josie Croasman - DS Abrazo
2nd Danielle Garcia - Baloo Enchantess
109 - Halter - Ponies and Minis (3 entry)
1st Emily Tarantini - Billy the Kid
2nd Anneka Nishimura - Princess Chole
110 - Halter - Open (7 entries)
1st Dawn Surprenant - Pistol Annie
2nd Laurel Surprenant - American Dreamer
111 - Halter Color Challenge - Open (3 entries)
1st Brook Eyestone - Predomination
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( entries))
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Showmanship
1st Megan Allen - Sea of Marmara
2nd Angela Greer - Dove
102 - Showmanship in Hand - 19 & Over ATS (6
entries)
1st Sheila Langock - Easy to Park
2nd Brook Eyestone - Predomination
112 - Halter - Grand Championship (2 entries)
113 - Lead line Equitation - 7 & Under (4 entries)
1st Andrea Morales - Santana
2nd Ember Saltonstall - mW Freedom Rings
104 - Halter - Yearlings & 2 year olds- Open (2
entry)
105 - Halter - Mares - Open (4 entries)
2nd Alisa Barles - Impressive Gold
106 - Halter - Geldings & Stallions - Open (3
entry)
2nd Sherry Denunzio - Century’s Bud Dee
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114 - Walk/Trot Horsemanship W/E - Open
ATR (10 entries)
1st Rayne Girvetz - Easter
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115 - Walk/Trot Equitation W/E - 10 & Under
(9 entries)
1st Madysen Peutet - Cassidy’s Flashy Lady
2nd Rayne Girvetz - Easter
Class Results
124 - Walk/Trot Equitation W/E - 19 & Over
ATR (6 entries)
1st Lauran Smith - Invested in the Bar
125 - Western Country Pleasure - 13 & Under (4
entries)
1st Blaise Klenske - Ziggy
2nd Chance Leatherman - Koko
126 - Western Country Pleasure - 14-18 (2 entries)
1st Abby Klimisch - Stars Shine on Nic
127 - Western Country Pleasure - 19 & Over
ATR (11 entries)
2nd Lauran Smith - Invested in the Bar
116 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 10 & Under (12
entries)
2nd Shreya Sakthivel - Winston
128 - Western Country Pleasure - Open (10
entries)
2nd Matthew Walsh - Rubble
119 - Western Equitation - 19 & Over ATR (6
entries)
120 - Western Equitation - Open (3 entries)
1st Keelie Buck - Wildheart lil miss
2nd Lindsay Cooley - Pistol Pete
129 - Western Pleasure - 13 & Under (1 entries)
131 - Western Pleasure - 19 & Over (5 entries)
2nd Lindsay Cooley - Pistol Pete
121 - Western Horsemanship - Open ATR (6
entries)
2nd Denise Casey - Coosa de Oro
122 - Walk/Trot Equitation W/E - 11-13 (5
entries)
2nd Alexandra Voets - Zena the Warrior Princess
entry)
1st Angela Greer - Dove
32 - Western Pleasure - Open (4 entries)
132
1st Lindsay Cooley - Pistol Pete
2nd Keelie Buck - Wildheart lil miss
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133 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 11-13 (5 entries)
2nd Alexandra Voets - Zena the Warrior Princess
134 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 14-18 (1 entry)
Class Results
137 - Jack Benny Western Pleasure - 39 &
Over (1 entry)
139 - Western Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green Open (1 entry)
1st Kelly Miller - mW Freedom Rings
140 - Western Pleasure Color - Open (2 entries)
141 - Western Pleasure Non Color - Open (2
entries)
2nd Amanda Moon - I’m A Reflection
142 - Western Obedience - Open (7 entries)
2nd Sheila Langock - Easy to Park
Friday Trail Classes
135 - Walk/Trot
W lk/T t Pl
Pleasure W/E - 19 & O
Over ATR
(7 entries)
145 - Leadline Trail E/W - 7 & Under (2 entries)
1st Rosalee Kraut - Prized by Buck
2nd Andrea Morales - Santana
136 - Walk/Trot Obedience W/E - Open (9 entries)
2nd Abby Klimisch - Stars Shine on Nic
146 - Trail Horse Walk/Trot E/W - 10 & Under
(3 entries)
1st Rayne Girvetz - Easter
2nd Madysen Peutet - Cassidy’s Flashy
Lady
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147 - Trail Horse Walk/Trot E/W - 11-13 (4
entries)
2nd Phillip Girvetz - Santana
149 - Trail Horse Walk/Trot E/W - 19 & Over
ATR (4 entries)
1st Leslie Groenewold - Kiger Kate
Class Results
401 - Showmanship in Hand - 14-18 (4 entries)
2nd Megan Allen - Sea of Marmara
402 - Showmanship in Hand - 19 & Over ATS (5
entries)
404 - Halter Yearlings & 2 year olds- Open (2
entry)
405 - Halter Mares - Open (3 entries)
406 - Halter Geldings & Stallions - Open (2 entry)
2nd Amanda Bloom - Gosh Almighty
152 - Trail Horse E/W - 19 & Over ATR (6 en
entries)
1st Denise Casey - Coosa de Oro
2nd Kelli Blumberg - Cowboys Caramel Latte
407 - Halter Color - Open (3 entries)
2nd Cecelia Morris - No Horse Name
153 - Trail Horse E/W - Open (6 entries)
1st Glenda Snow - Face Off
2nd Sheila Langock - Easy to Park
154 - Trail Horse E/W 1st & 2nd Year Green Open (3 entries)
1st Glenda Snow - Face Off
2nd Donna Rodriguez - To Die For!
Saturday Western Arena
400 - Showmanship in Hand - 13 & Under (6
entries)
1st Shae2 Morita - Pass The Award
408 - Halter Arab/Half Arab - Open (5 entries)
1st Christine Gyouloglian - Alysa Belle V
2nd Josie Croasman - DS Abrazo
409 - Halter Ponies & Minis - Open (2 entries)
1st Anneka Nishimura - Princess Chole
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410 - Halter - Open (6 entries)
411 - Halter Color Challenge - Open (2 entries)
412 - Halter Grand Championship (5 entries)
Class Results
419 - Western Equitation - 19 & Over ATR (5
entries)
1st Sheila Langock - Easy To Park
420 - Western Equitation - Open (3 entries)
1st Lindsey Cooley - Pistol Pete
421 - Western Horsemanship - Open ATR (6
entries)
2nd Sheila Langock - Easy To Park
entries)
2nd Alyssa Eykjian - Dream Girl
entry)
2nd Kathleen Vodhanel - Triple Stuffed Twinkie
413 – Lead line Equitation E/W - 7 & Under (5
entries)
1st Andrea Morales - Santana
2nd Alyssa Godman - Princess Chole
424 - Walk/Trot Equitation W/E - 19 & Over
ATR (6 entries)
2nd Bonnie Moran - Rhythm of Invy
414 - Walk/Trot Horsemanship W/E - Open
ATR (11 entries)
1st Carli Bertoneau - Santana
415 - Walk/Trot Equitation W/E - 10 & Under
(13 entries)
2nd Olivia Brown - And Justice For All
416 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 10 & Under (13
entries)
2nd Josephine Smith - Chs Skywalker
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Country
Pleasure - 13 & U
Under
entries)
2nd Madysen Peutet - Cassidy’s Flashy
39
Lady
426 - Western Country Pleasure - 14-18 (4
entries)
2nd Julia Connors - My Girl Flicka
Class Results
435 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 19 & Over ATR
(6 entries)
1st Bonnie Moran - Rhythm of Invy
436 - Walk/Trot Obedience W/E - Open (12
entries)
1st Leslie Groenewold - Kiger Kate
437 - Jack Benny Western Pleasure - 39 &
Over (3 entries)
1st Spring Etchison - Hero In Disguise
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Western
Country
Pleasure - 19 & O
Over
ATR (11 entries)
2nd Bonnie Moran - Rhythm of Invy
428 - Western Country Pleasure - Open (9 entries)
438 - Western Pleasure Jr. Horse - 5 yrs & under (1 entry)
1st Spring Etchison - Hero In Disguise
439 - Western Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green Open (1 entry)
1st Bob Foster - Platano Frito
440 - Western Pleasure Color - Open (3 entries)
431 - Western Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR (4
entries)
432 - Western Pleasure - Open (3 entries)
433 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 11-13 (9 entries)
434 - Walk/Trot Pleasure W/E - 14-18 (3 entry)
2nd Carly King - Heans Heidi Ho
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442 - Western Obedience - Open (6 entries)
2nd Sheila Langock - Easy To Park
443 – Grooms Class - Open (1 entry)
1st Shelley Williams - mW Freedom Rings
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Class Results
Saturday Trail Classes
453 - Trail Horse E/W - Open (8 entries)
445 - Leadline Trail E/W - 7 & Under (3 entries)
1st Rosalee Kraut - Prized By Buck
2nd Lila Karp-Ziring - Lucky Star
446 - Trail Horse Walk/Trot E/W - 10 & Under
(3 entries)
1st Shelia Langock - Easy to Park
2nd Glenda Snow - Face Off
454 - Trail Horse E/W 1st & 2nd Year Green Open (6 entries)
1st Donna Rodriguez - To Die For!
2nd Glenda Snow - Face Off
Friday Jumpers
500 - Warm-up Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - Open (20
entries)
1st Samantha Maclean - CaPPUCCINO
2nd Jessica Hooker - Bizmark
501 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - 13 & Under (10 entries)
1st Francesca Barbano - Picasso
2nd Jessica Hooker - Bizmark
502 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - 14-18 (12 entries)
1st Brandi Wilke - Widdle Widdle
2nd Olivia Manasse - It Takes Two To Tango
entries)
2nd Chance Leatherman - Cash
entry)
503 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - 19 & Over ATR (5 entries)
1st Nicole Weston - Jazz
2nd Samantha Valla - The Murphinator
504 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - Open (18 entries)
449 - Trail Horse Walk/Trot E/W - 19 & Over
ATR (3 entries)
2nd Leslie Groenewold - Kiger Kate
451 - Trail Horse E/W - 14-18 (3 entries)
1st Lily Zea - Klalessi
452 - Trail Horse E/W - 19 & Over ATR (5 entries)
1st Denise Casey - Coosa de Oro
2nd Shelia Langock - Easy to Park
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505 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - 13 & Under (9 entries)
2nd Raquel Frohlich - Maggie
Class Results
513 - Jumpers 2’9” - 3’ - 17 & Under (3 entries)
1st Mahari Blanks - Bartok SLR
2nd Katherin Weissmuller - Gabriel C
514 - Jumpers 2’9” – 3’ - 18 & Over (6 entries)
1st Jennifer Kelly - RF Outlandish
2nd Richard Zappala - Contessa
515 - Jumpers 3’ – 3’3” - 17 & Under (3 entries)
1st Kristyna Lukacova - Daddy’s Dinero
2nd Jasmin Reed - Intencyty
516 - Jumpers 3’ – 3’3” - 18 & Over (4 entries)
1st Carole Lessine - Cosimus
2nd Jennifer Kelly - Taboo
506 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - 14
18 (14 entries)
14-18
2nd Emily Gottlieb - Shadow Dancer
507 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over ATR (4
entries)
1st Zakieh Alahmad - Calypso
2nd Danielle Emerick - Emiliano NV
508 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - Open (15 entries)
1st Jessica Hooker - Bizmark
517 - Jumpers 3’3” – 3’6” - Open (5 entries)
1st Carole Lessine - Cosimus
518 - Jumpers 3’6” – 3’9” - Open (1 entries)
1st Jasmin Reed - Intencyty
Friday English Over Fences
520 - Trot Crossrails Hunters 1’6”- 2’ - Open (12
entries)
1st Gillian Perrett - Dream Weaver
2nd Karlie Famer - Cassidy’s Flashy Lady
2nd Francesca Barbano - Picasso
510 - Jumpers 2’6” - 2’9” - 14-18 (8 entries)
1st Riley Jones - Cassanova
2nd Katherin Weissmuller - Gabriel C
511 - Jumpers 2’6” - 2’9” - 19 & Over ATR (4
entries)
1st Richard Zappala - Contessa
2nd Mark Haberland - Orion
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521 - Trot Crossrails Equitation Over Fences
1’6” - 2’ - Open (10 entries)
1st Alexandra Voets - Zena the Warrior Princess
2nd Ashlym Laurence - Jason
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522 – Crossrails Hunters 1’6 - 2’ - Open (6 entries)
1st Anita Rae Ovayan - miss Chrissy
2nd Kayla Latzer - Saccente
Class Results
530 - Equitation Over Fences 2’ - 2’3” - 13 &
Under (6 entries)
1st Maggie Nelson - Straw’s Classy Lass
2nd Hannah Glick - Annie
531 - Working Hunters 2’ - 2’3” - Open (8 entries)
1st Stephanie Griffith - Spirit of Yosemite
2nd Samantha Wolfe - Crollero
532 - Equitation Over Fences 2’ - 2’3” - Open (8
entries)
1st Samantha Wolfe - Crollero
2nd Alexandria Seroka - DeNARIUS
523 – Crossrails Equitation Over Fences 1’6” 2’ - Open (7 entries)
1st Lynda Palmer - Rayne
2nd Anita Rae Ovayan - miss Chrissy
524 - Hunter Hack 1’6” - 2’ - Open (6 entries)
2nd Amy Sager - Chiquita
533 - Warm-Up Hunter Hack 2’3” - 2’6” -Open
(4 entries)
1st Alexandria Seroka - DeNARIUS
2nd Janine Dressler - American Royalty
534 - Hunter Hack 2’3” - 2’6” - 14-18 (4 entries)
1st Hannah Neer - Panda Express
535 - Working Hunters 2’3” - 2’6” - 14-18 (3
entries)
1st Georgi Hamilton - Mr. Brightside
525 - Pony Hunter Hack 1’6” - 2’ - Open (2 entries)
1st Andie Blancone - Painted Hills
2nd Malley Musso - Pepper
526 - Pony Working Hunter 1’6”- 2’ - Open (2
entries)
528 - Hunter Hack 2’ - 2’3” - 13 & Under (5
entries)
1st Paige Sims - Razzle Dazzle
2nd Maggie Nelson - Straw’s Classy Lass
529 - Working Hunters 2 ’- 2’3” - 13 & Under (4
entries)
1st Hannah Glick - Annie
536 - Equitation over Fences 2’3” - 2’6” - 14-18
(3 entries)
1st Georgi Hamilton - Mr. Brightside
2nd Hannah Neer - Panda Express
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537 - Hunter Hack 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over ATR
(4 entries)
1st Alexandria Seroka - DeNARIUS
2nd Leslie Alberto - Valentino
538 - Working Hunters 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over
ATR (6 entries)
1st Victoria Bauer - Olivander
Class Results
Sunday Jumpers
2nd James Tota - Guerr8
602 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - 14-18 (14 entries)
1st Olivia Manasse - It Takes Two To Tango
2nd Brandi Wilkie - Widdle Widdle
603 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - 19 & Over ATR (6 entries)
1st Lindsay Cooley - Ocean Lore
2nd Samantha Valla - The Murphinator
604 - Jumpers 2’ - 2’3” - Open (22 entries)
1st Brandi Wilkie - Widdle Widdle
539 - Equitation Over Fences 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 &
Over ATR (5 entries)
1st Victoria Bauer - Olivander
540 - Working Hunters 2’6”- 2’9” - Open (6
entries)
1st Kennedy Sweeney - Ostwind’s Oasis
541 - Equitation over Fences 2’6” - 2’9” - Open
(5 entries)
2nd Kennedy Sweeney - Ostwind’s Oasis
542 - Working Hunters 2’9” - 3’ - Open (1 entry)
1st Marcel Olson - Spice Girl
543 – Equitation Over Fences 2’9” - 3’ - Open (1
entry)
1st Marcel Olson - Spice Girl
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606 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - 14-18 (14 entries)
2nd Breanna Smith - masK OF Zorro
607 - Jumpers 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over ATR (3
entries)
1st Lindsay Cooley - Ocean Lore
2nd Laura Sweet - Strength of Ten Bears
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Class Results
616 - Jumpers 3’ - 3’3” - 18 & Over (6 entries)
1st Jennifer Kelly - RF Outlandish
2nd Jennifer Kelly - Taboo
617 - Jumpers 3’3” -3’6” - Open (4 entries)
2nd Kristyna Lukacova - Daddy’s Dinero
618 - Jumpers 3’6” -3’9” - Open (1 entry)
Sunday English Over Fences
609 - Jumpers 2’6” - 2’9” - 13 & Under (8 en
entries)
2nd Emily Julian - Zanakar
610 - Jumpers 2’6” - 2’9” - 14-18 (4 entries)
1st Breanna Smith - 50 Shades of Grey
2nd Riley Jones - Cassanova
611 - Jumpers 2’6” - 2’9” - 19 & Over ATR (4
entries)
2nd Michelle Tuler - Gabriel C
620 - Trot Crossrails Hunters 1’6”- 2’ - Open (8
entries)
2nd Karlie Famer - Cassidy’s Flashy Lady
621 - Trot Crossrails Equitation Over Fences
1’6” – 2’ - Open (7 entries)
2nd Alyssa Eykjian - Dream Girl
622 - Crossrails Hunters 1’6” – 2’ - Open (6
entries)
1st Kayla Latzer - Saccente
2nd Cody Lyles - Chet Brown
2nd Emily Julian - Zanakar
613 - Jumpers 2’9” - 3’ - 17 & Under (2 entries)
1st Breanna Smith - 50 Shades of Grey
2nd Mahari Blanks - Bartok SLR
614 - Jumpers 2’9” - 3’ - 18 & Over (7 entries)
2nd Jennifer Kelly - RF Outlandish
1st Kristyna Lukacova - Daddy’s Dinero
623 - Crossrail Equitation over Fences 1’6”– 2 Open (6 entries)
1st Kayla Latzer - Saccente
2nd Darian Binkley - Fancy this
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624 - Hunter Hack 1’6” – 2’ - Open (6 entries)
1st Deni Hird - Calico Jack
2nd Madysen Peutet - Cassidy’s Flashy Lady
Class Results
631 - Working Hunters 2’ - 2’3” - Open (9 entries)
2nd Deni Hird - Calico Jack
632 - Equitation Over Fences 2’ - 2’3” - Open (9
entries)
634 - Hunter Hack 2’3” - 2’6” - 14-18 (3 entries)
2nd Bailey Pirtle - CaPTian American
625 - Pony
P
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t H
k 1’6” – 2’ - O
Hunter
Hack
Open (2
entries)
626 - Pony Working Hunter 1’6” – 2’ - Open (3
entries)
627 - Pony Equitation Over Fences 1’6” – 2’ Open (3 entries)
1st Malley Musso - Pepper
2nd Andie Blancone - Painted Hills
628 - Hunter Hack 2’ - 2’3” - 13 & Under (5
entries)
2nd Paige Sims - Razzle Dazzle
629 - Working Hunters 2’ - 2’3” - 13 & Under (3
entries)
630 - Equitation over Fences 2’ - 2’3” - 13 &
Under (5 entries)
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635 - Working Hunters 2’3”-2’6” - 14-18 (2
entries)
636 - Equitation over Fences 2’3” - 2’6” -14-18
(1 entry)
637 - Hunter Hack 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over ATR
(6 entries)
1st Kelly Fountain - All American Zip
2nd Linda Anabtawi - JeSSAKAR
638 - Working Hunters 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 & Over
ATR (5 entries)
2nd Karen Dagnan - Tazmanian Devil
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Class Results
639 - Equitation over Fences 2’3” - 2’6” - 19 &
Over ATR (5 entries)
2nd Karen Dagnan - Tazmanian Devil
702 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 13 & Under (15
entries)
1st Makayla Kurfess - Jimmy Mak
640 - Working Hunters 2’6”- 2’9” - Open (6
entries)
703 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 14-18 (10 entries)
704 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 19 & Over ATR (9
entries)
1st Janine Dressler - American Royalty
2nd Lindsay Cooley - Ocean Lore
705 - Hunt Seat Equitation - Open (13 entries)
641 - Equitation Over Fences 2’6” - 2’9” - Open
(6 entries)
2nd Kelly Fountain - All American Zip
642 – Working Hunters 2’9” – 3’ - Open (5
entries)
643 - Equitation Over Fences 2’9” - 3’ - Open (6
entries)
706 - Hunters Under Saddle - 13 & Under (12
entries)
1st Emily Julian - Hula
2nd Alicia Wolfe - First Lady
707 - Hunters Under Saddle - 14-18 (8 entries)
1st Samantha Wolfe - Crollero
708 - Hunters Under Saddle - 19 & Over ATR
(11 entries)
1st Pam Hargesheimer - Hero In Disguise
Saturday English Flat Classes
700 - Pony Equitation - Open (10 entries)
2nd Andie Blancone - Painted Hills
701 - Pony Pleasure - Open (10 entries)
09 - Hunters Under Saddle - Open (8 entries)
709
2nd Kennedy Sweeney - Ostwind’s Oasis
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710 - English Country Pleasure - 13 & Under
(15 entries)
2nd Jessica Dalton - Kentucky Derby
Class Results
718 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - 14-18 (14 entries)
2nd Mary Barientos - Livin On Love CB
711 - English Country Pleasure - 14-18 (11 entries)
1st Mary Barientos - Livin On Love CB
2nd Catherine Resella - I Love Lucy
712 - English Country Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR
(8 entries)
2nd Shawn Mcclain - Chocolate Martini
713 - English Country Pleasure - Open (19 entries)
715 – Gaited Horse Pleasure 2 Gait – 18 & Over
(4 entries)
1st Donna Rodriguez - To Die For!
2nd Cheri Ruff - Tried & True
716 – Gaited Horse Pleasure 2 Gait – Open (4
entries)
1st Russell Betancourt - Suelto
2nd Leslie Anderson - Pride Black Carbon
719 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR (7
entries)
1st Pam Hargesheimer - Hero In Disguise
720 - Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
- Open (6 entries)
2nd Janelle Nicolas-Young - On The Fly
721 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - Open (3 entries)
722 - English Obedience - Open (8 entries)
1st Sydney Croasman - DS Abrazo
2nd Jeanne Monahan - All American Zip
717 - H
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Seatt Pl
Pleasure - 13 & U
Under
tries)
2nd Makayla Kurfess - Jimmy Mak
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723 - English Equitation - 13 & Under (8 entries)
1st Alicia Wolfe - First Lady
724 - English Equitation - 14-18 (13 entries)
2nd Bailey Pirtle - CaPTian American
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725 - English Equitation - 19 & Over ATR (6
entries)
2nd Julia Agahee - Union Jack
726 - English Equitation - Open (8 entries)
Class Results
801 - Pony Pleasure - Open (5 entries)
2nd Emily Tarantini - Billy the Kid
802 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 13 & Under (7
entries)
803 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 14-18 (7 entries)
1st Kristyna Lukacova - Midnight Oil
804 - Hunt Seat Equitation - 19 & Over ATR (8
entries)
805 - Hunt Seat Equitation - Open (6 entries)
727 - English Pleasure - 13 & Under (7 entries)
728 - English Pleasure - 14-18 (7 entries)
806 - Hunters Under Saddle - 13 & Under (6
entries)
2nd Jordan Brown - And Justice for All
729 - English Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR (3 entries)
2nd Tamara Meister - Cool black Diamond
730 - English Pleasure - Open (5 entries)
2nd Tamara Meister - Cool black Diamond
Sunday English Flat Classes
800 - Pony Equitation - Open (6 entries)
807 - Hunters Under Saddle - 14-18 (6 entries)
2nd Kristyna Lukacova - Midnight Oil
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808 - Hunters Under Saddle - 19 & Over ATR (7
entries)
Class Results
816 – Gaited Horse Pleasure 2 Gait – Open (3
entries)
1st Leslie Anderson - Pride Black Carbon
2nd Cheri Ruff - Tried & True
817 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - 13 & Under (6 entries)
818 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - 14-18 (9 entries)
809 - H
d S
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Hunters U
Under
Saddle
Open (3 entries)
1st Kennedy Sweeney - Ostwind’s Oasis
2nd Stephanie Griffith - Spirit of Yosemite
810 - English Country Pleasure - 13 & Under (13
entries)
811 - English Country Pleasure - 14-18 (11 entries)
819 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR (7
entries)
2nd Jeanne Monahan - All American Zip
820 - Hunt Seat Pleasure 1st & 2nd Year Green
- Open (5 entries)
1st Emily Tarantini - Billy the Kid
2nd Stephanie Griffith - Expecto Patronum
821 - Hunt Seat Pleasure - Open (3 entries)
2nd Stephanie Griffith - Spirit of Yosemite
812 - English Country Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR
(6 entries)
1st Linda Andress - Aura
813 - English Country Pleasure - Open (16 entries)
1st Leslie Anderson - Pride Black Carbon
2nd Mary Barientos - Livin On Love CB
815 – Gaited Horse Pleasure 2 Gait – 18 & Over
(3 entries)
1st Cheri Ruff - Tried & True
2nd Donna Rodriguez - To Die For!
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822 - English Obedience - Open (11 entries)
2nd Sydney Croasman - DS Abrazo
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823 - English Equitation - 13 & Under (7 entries)
Class Results
Congratulations to
all who competed! By
participating, you
are a winner!
824 - English Equitation - 14
18 (9 entries)
14-18
825 - English Equitation - 19 & Over (5 entries)
2nd Julia Agahee - Union Jack
826 - English Equitation - Open (7 entries)
827 - English Pleasure - 13 & Under (6 entries)
2nd Margaret Franke - Lulu Lemon
828 - English Pleasure - 14 – 18 (5 entries)
2nd Georgi Hamilton - Mr. Brightside
829 - English Pleasure - 19 & Over ATR (3 entries)
2nd Miriam Cully - Royal Connection
Thanks to Shot In Time for
the amazing photos!
830 - English Pleasure - Open (4 entries)
1st Miriam Cully - Royal Connection
2nd Tamara Meister - Cool Black Diamond
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Friday Reining Classes
200 - Reining 1st, 2nd Year Green - Open (4 entries)
1st Kate Hays - Rusty
201 - Reining Youth - 18 & Under (1 entry)
202 - Reining - Open ATR (9 entries)
1st Micki Quinn - Hickory Holly Tag
2nd David Buck - Legacy’s Best
203 - Reining - Open (6 entries)
1st Pam Koopman - Snap On Sal
2nd Rebecca Stivers - Little Bunny Fu Fu
204 - Reining - Open JACKPOT (2 entries)
1st Matthew Walsh - Cinders Whiskey Chick
205 - Reining - Ladies (4 entries)
1st Rebecca Stivers - Little Bunny Fu Fu
2nd Kerilee Walsh - Dakota Bear’s Glitter Dun
206 - Reining - Gents (1 entries)
1st Matthew Walsh - Cinders Whiskey Chick
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Class Results
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2015
2015Success
SuccessThrough
ThroughPartnership
Partnership
Carriage Driving
at the 2015
ETI CONVENTION
Driving
Class Wrap-up
Results
fine job of resetting cones, putting balls back on and keeping
the cones courses running smoothly.
High Point winner, Ronda
McPherson (NW)
On Saturday afternoon, thirteen carriage driving competitors
arrived at the LAEC for the evening show.
Jody Cutler of Moorpark, CA, was our judge. At the end of
the Working class, she took the microphone and explained
why and how she chose the placings in that class…Very
informative for the spectators and entrants.
We had fourteen different entries which included a variety
of different types and sizes of equines from a beautiful 16.3
hand high Percheron Paint cross, down to a mini Mule. Also
included were a Half- Andalusian, a pair of small ponies, a
few American Sport horses, a miniature horse, a Quarter
horse, Appaloosa, a half Arabian, and a Spotted Draft. They
and their owners were competing for the prized Kay Smith
Perpetual trophy.
We had a total of seven classes: three Ring classes, three
Cones classes, and a Whip Accuracy class. You ask “What is
Whip Accuracy”? It is a pattern of ten cones: five cones with
white covers and five cones with red covers. The object was
to dislodge all of the balls with the fastest time.
Reserve winner, Doug Russell
(NW)
Janella Denny & My Impressive Angel (TP)
Our High Point winner is RONDA McPHERSON of Lakeview
Terrace, and Reserve for the second year in a row is DOUG
RUSSELL.
I want to give a special THANK YOU to all of my volunteers:
Natalie Wooldridge at the entry booth, Lee Worsham for
announcing, Diane Kern as our ring steward, Katrina Britner
was our barn announcer and points tracker, Jennifer Russell
manning the entry gate, Karyn Ruiz manning the exit gate.
Awards were handed out by Jan Rainey, while Linda Tarnoff
took photos. Timers were Kathy Simons and Mary Measures.
Also a special thanks to all of other volunteers that did such a
Photos Thanks To:
Natalie Wooldridge (NW)
Tina Phillips (TP)
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Saturday Driving Classes
Class Results
Gail Bohlander
& Rainey (NW)
Class 211 - Turnout
1st Nadine Tilley
2nd Ronda McPherson
Class 212 - Reinsmanship
1st Ronda McPherson
2nd Karen Poly
Class 213 - Working
1st Karen Poly
2nd Ronda McPherson
Class 214 - Your Route/My Route
1st Trish Demers
2nd Kathy Bradigan
Class 215 - Reverse Psychology
1st Bill Deeney
2nd Ronda McPherson
Class 216 - Pick Your Route
1st Ronda McPherson
2nd Gail Gohlander
Class 217 - Whip Accuracy
1st Ronda McPherson
2nd Gail Bohlander
“Line Up” (TP)
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Karen Poly &
Desert Rain
(NW)
Kathy Bradigan & Bodacious Babe (TP)
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Katie Twohy & Bailey’s Irish Rose (NW)
Nadine Tilley & XO Henessey TA
(NW)
Vicki Greene & Galant (NW)
Driving Wrap-up
Liz Petrillo & Casey (NW)
Trish Demers & Flash (NW)
Vicky Norwood & Ginjoe (NW)
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First Level
Sunday Dressage Classes
1st Mahari Blanks
Class Results
2nd Lynda Palmer
English Dressage
Intro Level TA
1st Stacy Adams
Intro Level TB
1st Stacy Adams
2nd Zakieh Alahmad
Intro Level TC
1st Jane McNamara
2nd Micaela Hines
Training Level Test 1
1st Christina Tavera
2nd Jane McNamara
1st Mark Haberland
2nd Christina Tavera
1st Mark Haberland
2nd Mahari Blanks
First Level Test 1
1st Dave Aparicio
2nd Katherine Weissmueller
First Level Test 2
1st Kristyna Lukacova
2nd Terry Griggs
First Level Test 3
1st Lynda Palmer
Musical Freestyle
Training Level
1st Miriam Cully
2nd Raquel Frohlich
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High Point Ride of the Day - English Dressage:
Mahari Blanks - 89.33
High Point Senior Rider - Western Dressage:
Lynda Palmer - 84.33
High Point Junior Rider - Western Dressage:
Mahari Blanks - 89.33
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Western Dressage
Intro Test 1
1st Anastasia Kiser
2nd Isabel Negrete
Intro Test 2
1st Anastasia Kiser
Intro Test 3
1st Nicole Berger
2nd Anastasia Kiser
Basic Test 1
1st Nicole Berger
2nd Emily Tarantini
Class Results
Level 2 Test 2
1st Matthew Walsh
2nd Glinda Snow
Level 2 Test 3
1st Glinda Snow
High Point Ride of the Day - Western Dressage:
Susan Kaiser - 68.53
High Point Senior Rider - Western Dressage:
Susan Kaiser - 68.53
High Point Junior Rider - Western Dressage:
Anastasia Kiser
Basic Test 2
1st Nicole Berger
2nd Emily Tarantini
Basic Test 3
1st Emily Tarantini
Basic Test 4
1st Susan Kaiser
Level 1 Test 1
1st Susan Kaiser
2nd Rebecca Stivers
Level 1 Test 2
1st Carole Perkins
2nd Bob Foster
Level 1 Test 3
1st Glinda Snow
2nd Denise Casey
Level 1 Test 4
1st Glinda Snow
2nd Denise Casey
Level 2 Test 1
1st Carole Perkins
Bob Foster was given the “Versatility Award” from the
Western Dressage Association of America as the rider with
the highest combination score from a Western Dressage
class and a Western rail class. Congrats!
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2015 Contest Winners
Poster Contest
Winners
1st place:
Elijah Girvetz
Corral 37 and 118
2nd place:
Alicia Wolfe
Corral 37
4th place:
Jasmin Reed
Corral 37
3rd place:
Alyssa Ekyjian
Corral 37
Newsletter Winner
N
Stephanie Abronson
Corral 36
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2015 Photo Contest Winners
Theme Entries
“Success Through Partnership”
Sweepstakes Winner & 1st
place - “Success Through
Partnership” (18 & Over):
Michelle Kraut, Corral 126
Photo Title: “ Here‛s the Lead Line
Course, Partner.”
1st place
((17 & Under):
Amy Sager
A
Corral 118
C
2nd place
(17 & Under):
Chance Leatherman
Corrals 118 and 38
3
3rd
place
(
(17
& Under):
K
Kierston
Phillips
C
Corral
136
2nd place
(18 & Over):
Debra Mader
Corral 20
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Horse Portrait Entries
1st place:
Rebecca Pike
Corral 35
2nd place:
Miriam Cully
3rd place:
Kierston Phillips
Corral 138
General Horse Photo Entries
1 place:
1st
Miriam Cully
M
2nd place:
Michelle Kraut
Corral 126
3
3rd place:
D
Debra Mader
C
Corral 20
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Horse Humorous Entries
1 place
1st
(17 & Under):
(1
Amy Sager
A
C
Corral 118
2nd place
(17 & Under):
Chance Leatherman
Corral 118 & 38
1st place
(18 & Over):
Candace Camacho
MAU at large
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Renee Baker
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2015 Sponsors
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Springs Mounted
Assistance Unit
Trish Demers
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2015 Convention Gymkhana & State Finals Sponsors
Teskey's - $160 (bridle)
Grasso Family - $150
RazzleTack - $120 (three jewlery sets, five t-shirts)
Tack Stable - $100.00 (bling stickers)
Tracy Boldroff - $85
Audish Family - $60
Sam’s Club $60
Fox Feed - $50 (Bucket of stuff) Broken Horn $25
Fox Feed - $20 (shampoo and conditioner)
Thank
you!
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2015 Convention Gymkhana & State Finals Results
by Jodi Grasso
ETI had a great showing for the convention Gymkhana and State Finals, hosted by Corral 21. Riders came from all over to
compete in the Race for the Buckle and High Point show at beautiful Gibson Ranch. With prizes given to the best dressed
rider and horse, everyone came out looking their best and ready to do their best making it a tough competition.
Regular Gymkhana Division Winners:
Novice 1:
A;
AA:
AAA:
Kayla Potts
Jay Patriarca
Sydney Croasmun
Laurel Surprenant
High Point State Final Winners:
1st:
2nd:
3rd:
4th:
5th:
6th:
Sydney Croasmun
Kayla Potts
Jay Patriarca
Laurel Surprenant
Ashlynn Howard
Madison Puette
State Final winners are pictured in order, left to right:
Most Improved Rider from 2014 - 2015: Emily Christensen
Congratulations
to all the
winners!
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2015 Invitational Trail Trial Results
The 2015 Invitational Trail Trial was held on Sunday, June 14,
staging at Stetson Ranch Equestrian Park in Sylmar. Competitors
rode from Stetson to Wilson Canyon and back. It was a warm
day, but thank goodness it was overcast in the morning. Just
imagine how warm it might have been if ETI hadn’t moved the
Trail Trial date up from July!
I took on chairing this event mid-May and BOY HOWDY do I
appreciate how many people helped to make it happen. You’ve
heard the phrase “It takes a village.”? Well, it took an ETI
village of very generous volunteers to make this event happen.
Thanks to my “Dream Team” of trail trial experts Jane Geyer,
Charlotte Brodie, and Kimberly Dwight for helping identify the
course and prototype the obstacles. Then, even though their
corrals had recently put on their own trail trials (and working
another one was probably the last thing they wanted to do),
Charlotte and Kimberly offered to judge the Invitational ... and
got members of their corrals to do the same. Good, experienced
judges are so important for this event. There musta been a lot
of arm twisting going on, or those people just can’t say no to
Charlotte and Kimberly. To all my judges: Diane Brewer, Deb
Mader, Jane Geyer, Stacey O’Hara, Charlotte Brodie, Sharon
Boyle, Helene Coverston, Patty Munson, Kimberly Dwight,
Roberta Olson, and Janice Thompson: ETI really needed you
to come through…you certainly did, and I’m so very greatful.
Oh, and thanks for the bottled water, Roberta, for the cooler
obstacle.
Thanks to everyone who helped with multiple pre-rides,
tailoring and weeding out and trimming obstacles until we
were satisfied with them. Thanks to those who helped flag the
course Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to Kelli Land for riding the course again Sunday morning
before the competitors to ensure our ribbons were still where
they were supposed to be.
Thanks to Kris Minzey for the pile of blue flagging ribbons you
made. Turned out we needed them. Thanks to Corral 12 for all
the flagging material I borrowed for the event.
Thanks to Bev Thornton of Spots & Dots, Etc. in Sylmar for your
generous donation of the beautifully embroidered 1st Place
Award for the Non-qualified Division. Someday I want to win
some of the cool stuff you always donate to ETI.
Patty Hug and her crew including Walt Connor, Susan Martin,
and Jim Renze took care of workers and competitors, making
sure we were hydrated and well fed. Thanks for all you did,
including before the event. Most people have no idea what goes
into preparing for events like this … and I REALLY appreciate it.
Thanks, Dave Riniker, for getting our judges into Wilson Canyon,
staying with them until the fat horse sang, and bringing them
safely back to Stetson. Thanks also to Ranger Tony Scattaglia
for his support of our event.
by Jeanie Catron-Gonzalez
Thanks to ETI President Bob Foster for your great parking
coordination. Don’t know that one more rig could’ve fit in that
lower parking lot. It was a thing of beauty. Thanks also for
coordinating with the L.A. County Sheriff and Sergeant Boris
Nikolof to get permission for a few of our judges to park on
Olive View Hospital property. We met my goal of no cars
getting towed!
Thanks to my Entry crew who worked all day and tallied the
winners after the riders were all back: Becky George, Shirlee
Kurtz, Linda Deckard, and Diane Riniker. Thanks so much for
supporting and keeping me from turning into a puddle of goo.
Thanks to my honey, Gilbert, for running Poker. There were
even more hands sold than last year …GOOD JOB! But then,
you sure picked a crummy hand for me…
Thanks, Linda Fullerton, for starting our competitors on their
merry way.
On the day of the event, who should show up to help but Junior
Ambassadors Carli Bertonneau, Anita Ovayan, Sarah Webber,
and Emily Webber. Thanks for your help with food and drink
and handing out ribbons and relaying messages and everything
else you did. Just a note … last year there were only two
Juniors who competed; this year, there were SEVEN! It was
great to see them so seriously competitive! Oh, and if you saw
the look on the face of the Junior winner … it just melted my
heart. Huge congrats, Lulu!
You should have seen Jeanie Chadsey when she and Buster
finished drag riding and deflagging the course. Buster’s huge
lei of pink, orange, blue, and yellow flagging ribbons was gently
flapping in the afternoon breeze … not that Buster minded.
Thanks to Jeanie and Buster for hauling out so far and doing
a great job! I hope
your photo makes the
National Magazine … I
just love that picture!
Most of all … thanks
to the competitors
who came out and
supported ETI by
riding this national
event. You are the
reason for all of it!
Jeanne
Catron-Gonzalez
Event Chairperson
RESULTS ON
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2015 Invitational Trail Trial Results
ETI 2015 INVITATIONAL TRAIL TRIAL 6/14/15
STETSON RANCH - SYLMAR HILLS
CORRECTED FINAL PLACINGS
It has been discovered that one rider competed in Novice who
had not qualified for that division during the 2014-2015 season.
Therefore, that rider has been moved to Nonqualified, and final
placings have been adjusted from 5th in Novice and from 2nd in
Nonqualified. There are no changes to the winners of each division,
and no changes to Open or Junior divisions.
Competitor
Corral
Horse
OPEN
1
Renee Williams
65
Gabby
2
Glory Fioramonti
22
Spirit
3
Alyce Heath
38
Poca Peppy Chex In
4
Cindi Paine
35
Gambler
5
Peggy Johnson
35
Elmo
6
Tawna Born
138 Gracie
7
Matt Sheridan
83
Diablo
8
Vikki Manos
n/a Boogie
9
Laura Rene Johnson n/a Nu Shiney Shocks
10 Bill UpdeGraff
54
Windy
11 Rachel Pratt
20
Rafik
12 Mary Kaufman
54
Oscar
NOVICE
1
Lyles Perkins
2
Gail Bohlander
3
Lynn Barrow
4
Jody Davis
5
Cindy Wilson
6
Luanne Simon
7
Janette Beas
8
Toni Haigh
9
Linda Horn
10 Leslie Larson
11 Cheryl Redmond
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38
35
138
22
20
at large
?
138
35
n/a
86
High “Hope” She’s Smart
Mr. Freckles
Tobe
Maverick
Roman
Hannah
Indie
Lexus
Lillie
Zingaro
Ned
Pts
3
5
8
9
10
11
13
14
21
24
24
26
5
5
7
7
13
15
15
17
18
21
22
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
by Jeanie Catron-Gonzalez
Wendie Hazlett
Daniel Cotten
Diane Conner
Minta Huddleston
Leah Frankenberg
Geo-May McCabe
Karla Weber
777
22
38
86
138
138
9 & 22
Gus
Clyde
Mariposa
Cheyenne
Indiana
Louisiana Bayou Blue
Patriot
22
23
26
27
37
45
47
JUNIOR
1
Lulu Notaro
2
Jessica Rose
3
Breanna Regula
4
Emily Webber
5
Kierstin Phillips
6
Hannah Sheridan
7
Kiana Phillips
n/a
138
138
10
138
83
138
Gypsy Rose
Tyson
Andi
Hotrod
Tresoro
Mocha
Chyenne (sic)
18
19
30
33
36
38
50
NONQUALIFIED
1
Tiffanie Bailey
2
Rebecca Stivers
3
Jack Jimenez
4
Leah Mellinger
5
Denise Harris
6
Paul Anderson
7
Paul Manos
8
Michelle Kraut
9
Christine Heffernan
10 Donna Farber
11 Sharon Rose
22
38
35
n/a
n/a
22
n/a
126
n/a
138
138
Logan
Barbie
Jazz
My Gladiator
Rio
Oakley
Luna
Prized by Buck
Rain
Apache
Roxy
5
11
14
15
23
31
31
35
38
49
65
48 competitors + 1 scratch after arrival
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Obstacle
Corral
Judge
Slicker
54
Diane Brewer
Step Up
Debra Mader
Stepovers
12
Jane Geyer
Uphill
138
Stacey O’Hara
Back Up
54
Charlotte Brodie
Bridge
138
Sharon Boyle
Cooler/Picnic Table
54
Helene Coverston
Quick Tie/Tack Check
12
Patty Munson
Mud
138
Kimberly Dwight w/
Bobbie de la Fuente
Downhill
22
Roberta Olson
Dismount/Remount
54
Janice Thompson
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