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2020 Roster of USEF Licensed Officials for the Hunter and Jumper Disciplines LINDSEY IRVIN/USHJA TORI BILAS/USHJA TERISÉ COLE/USHJA USHJA ARCHIEVES

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2020 Roster of USEF Licensed Officials for the Hunter and Jumper Disciplines LINDSEY IRVIN/USHJA TORI BILAS/USHJA TERISÉ COLE/USHJA USHJA ARCHIEVES 2020 Roster of USEF Licensed Officials for the Hunter and Jumper Disciplines LINDSEY IRVIN/USHJA TORI BILAS/USHJA TERISÉ COLE/USHJA USHJA ARCHIEVES 2020 Roster of USEF Licensed Officials for the Hunter and Jumper Disciplines As of 12/30/19 Judges Stewards Course Designers Certified Schooling Supervisors Page Judges, Stewards, Course Designers and Certified Schooling Supervisors - National and FEI Level 3 2019 Officiating History 29 Name and Discipline Directory 64 United States Hunter Jumper Association© 3870 Cigar Lane, Lexington, KY 40511 Tel: (859) 225-6700 • Fax: (859) 258-9033 www.ushja.org Roster listings are provided courtesy of the United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. © Copyright 2019-2020. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. While every effort has been made to avoid mistakes in this publication, USHJA assumes no liability to anyone for errors or omissions. New licenses granted are published on USEF.ORG. The Sportsman’s Charter That sport is something done for the fun of doing it and that it ceases to be sport when it becomes a business only, something done for what there is in it; That amateurism is something of the heart and spirit - not a matter of exact technical qualifications; That good manners of sport are fundamentally important; That the code must be strictly upheld; That the whole structure of sport is not only preserved from the absurdity of undue importance, but is justified by a kind of romance which animates it, and by the positive virtues of courage, patience, good temper, and unselfishness which are demanded by the code; That the exploitation of sport for profit alone kills the spirit and retains only the husk and semblance of the thing; That the qualities of frankness, courage, and sincerity which mark the good sportsman in private life shall mark the discussions of his interests at a competition. Abbreviations used in the section containing Judges, Stewards, Course Designers, and Certified Schooling Supervisors: HE - Hunter/Jumping Seat Equitation JPCD - Jumper Course Designer HU - Hunter CSS - Certified Schooling Supervisor HB - Hunter Breeding FEIJPCD - FEI Jumping Course Designer JP - Jumper FEIJPSTEW - FEI Jumping Steward FEIJP - FEI Jumping Judge FEIJPVET - FEI Jumping Veterinarian HUCD - Hunter Course Designer C1 - C1 Steward Judges, Stewards, Course Designers, Schooling Designers, Supervisors Course Stewards, Judges, HU FEI JP FEI JP FEI JP Official Fed # Address email, phone HE HU HB JP FEI JP JP CD CSS C1 CD CD STEW VET ABBOTT, MR JOHN 176737 63 CHERRY HILLS DR, AIKEN, SC 29803-5694 [email protected], (770) 309-2210 R R R . ABEL, MS YVONNE 109943 418 BASSO ST, JACKSON, NJ 08527-5212 [email protected], (732) 995-2627 R R . ABLON-WHITNEY, MRS 148167 34 STAFFORD RD., NEWTON, MA 02459-1819 [email protected], (617) 527-1994 R R . R . KIMBERLY ACKLEY, MISS DANIELLE 30985 1021 N GLENWOOD TRAIL, SOUTHERN PINES, NC, 28387-7326 [email protected], (650) 224-9957 R R . r ADLER, MRS LIZ 260354 27792 DAISYFIELD DR, LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA 92677-6017 [email protected], (949) 690-4368 R R . r . AITKEN, MS JULIE 175029 30 N. GULF BOULEVARD, #3084, PLACIDA, FL 33946 [email protected], (954) 790-7652 . R . ALABASTER, MRS LUCY 164101 4026 E ROWEL RD, PHOENIX, AZ 85050-8974 [email protected], (602) 524-1617 R R . ALCORN, MR LARRY 10763 7078 SE PERREN RD, HOLT, MO, 64048-8385 [email protected], (816) 456-8626 . R . X . R ALCORN, MRS KELLY 39294 7078 SE PERREN RD, HOLT, MO, 64048-8385 [email protected], (816) 419-8164 . X . r ALDEN, MRS WINN 31137 8953 BENCHMARK LN, BRISTOW, VA 20136 [email protected], (571) 991-7416 R R . ALDER, MR SCOTT 16155 315 FRANKLIN LAKE CIR, OXFORD, MI, 48371-6708 [email protected], (734) 395-9086 R R . R . R r . ALDRICH-FARRELL, MRS 106201 PO BOX 400, VENICE, FL, 34284-0400 [email protected], (941) 809-6365 R . KIMBERLY ALFANO, MR RALPH 45527 13833 WELLINGTON TRACE E4/125, WELLINGTON, FL, 33414 [email protected], (561) 601-1436 . R L3 . L2 . R ALLEN, DR A. KENT 190965 2716 LANDMARK SCHOOL RD., THE PLAINS, VA, 20198-1732 [email protected], (540) 687-4663 . X . ALLEN, MS LINDA 9564 2163 LIMA LOOP, BOX 71-1057, LAREDO, TX, 78045-6420 [email protected], (831) 274-2382 R . R L3 . R . L4 . ALLISON, MR. ROBERT 175884 4001 HISTORIC LN, CROSSROADS, TX 76227-8004 [email protected], (940) 440-3361 R R . ALTHEUSER, MS KAY 274394 4240 LOST HILLS RD UNIT 2401, CALABASAS, CA 91301-5386 [email protected], (805) 857-5456 R R . AMORMINO, MISS MARLA 183552 1927 N ROWAN AVE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90032-3736 [email protected], (818) 339-6374 R R . ANDERSON, DR. KATHLEEN 153585 288 TRAINING CENTER DRIVE, ELKTON, MD, 21921-2120 [email protected], (410) 392-6646 . X . ANDERSON, MS LISA 110406 1340 OAKWOOD DR, WATKINSVILLE, GA 30677-3138 [email protected], (630) 370-8347 R R . R . ANDERTON, MRS PATRICIA 19293 5018 SCHOOL RD, NEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34653-4765 [email protected], (813) 924-3932 R R . ANDREWS, MS LENA 5032499 19 VALE DRIVE, TABERNACLE, NJ, 08088-8644 [email protected], (609) 304-9539 . r ANDRISANI, MS LINDA 46553 12869 MEADOWBREEZE DR, WELLINGTON, FL 33414-8058 [email protected], (561) 386-8668 R R R . ANGERS, MR JEAN-YVES 60567 349 1/2 OCEAN VIEW AVE, ENCINITAS, CA, 92024-2625 [email protected], (760) 815-0400 . r . ARAKELIAN, MR CHANCE 155096 50 OAK ST, NEW CANAAN, CT 06840-5838 [email protected], (858) 945-4900 R R R . AREND, MR JAY 35109 1062 S. DUTCH JOHN SPRING COURT, GREEN VALLEY, AZ 85614-6210 [email protected], (206) 617-3661 r r . R . ARNOLD, MS LORI 65552 PO BOX 7, GOLDEN CHANCE FARM, S ORRENTO, FL 32776-0007 [email protected], (352) 223-3189 R R . R . ASHE, MS SUSAN 519 2931 TWIN OAKS WAY, WELLINGTON, FL 33414-7021 [email protected], (561) 791-1558 R R R . ASHWAY, MS NANCY 6892 PO BOX 705, ST MICHAELS, MD 21663-0705 [email protected], (410) 253-7252 R R R r . ASTON, MS SANDY 117396 76 VIA CASITAS, BONSALL, CA 92003-4023 [email protected], (760) 415-8989 R R . AURELIANO, MRS JILL 54160 93 MCCOUNS LN, OLD BROOKVILLE, NY 11545-2012 [email protected], (516) 523-4190 . R . AUSTIN, MS KARA 4551661 20 LOFT CIRCLE, DADEVILLE, AL 36853-1438 [email protected], (678) 761-2299 R R R . AVERY, MISS GRETA 274826 PO BOX 492, SOUTH ORLEANS, MA 02662-0492 [email protected], (508) 237-0712 r r . AYERS, MR JEFFREY 14341 1830 RIDGE RD, SELLERSVILLE, PA 18960-3052 [email protected], (215) 801-2010 R R . BABICK, MS MARY 180175 32 YARD AVE, FREEHOLD, NJ 07728-1928 [email protected], (732) 239-1235 R R . r . 3 4 HU FEI JP FEI JP FEI JP Official Fed # Address email, phone HE HU HB JP FEI JP JP CD CSS C1 CD CD STEW VET BACHE-SHUMATE, MRS DE DE 202370 109 GARR AVE, CULPEPER, VA 22701-1509 [email protected], (540) 229-0212 r r . BAHRET, MR JOHN 292469 330 INDIAN AVENUE, MIDDLETOWN, RI 02842-5767 [email protected], (508) 944-4084 . R . BAILEY, MR ARCHER 295181 0N278 SCHNEIDER RD, ELBURN, IL, 60119-9703 [email protected], (561) 315-0707 R R . BAKER, MRS SUSAN 57679 7263 FM 1830, ARGYLE, TX 76226-5094 [email protected], (214) 549-5946 r r . BANKS-POLA, MRS WENDY 56613 258 NORTH ST, RIDGEFIELD, CT 06877-2529 [email protected], (203) 417-0148 R r . BARDEN, MS MELISSA 158944 197 GOLDMINE RD, DUBLIN, NH, 03444-8709 [email protected], (603) 209-0582 r . BARK, MRS MELISSA 251733 15755 EDGEFIELD RD, WELLINGTON, FL 33414-9034 [email protected], (561) 436-0855 R R . BARNARD, MR CHRISTOPHER 305681 2865 NW 137TH PLACE, REDDICK, FL, 32686-5013 [email protected], (845) 417-8987 . R . BARROWS, MR D. 197418 459 BARROWAY LN , HELMSLEY FARM, VERSAILLES, KY 40383-2020 [email protected], (859) 879-7060 . R . BARTON, MR ROBERT 4008819 21385 MORIN RD, VON ORMY, TX, 78073-5003 [email protected], (210) 378-8365 R R . BASKETT, DR. ANNE 275227 744 JOHN WEAVER RD, COLUMBUS, NC, 28722-9612 [email protected], (828) 894-6065 . X . BATTAGLIA, MR DEAN 18798 3103 VERMONT RD, WOODSTOCK, IL, 60098-8888 [email protected], (815) 245-1058 . R . R R . BAUER, MR FRED 12911 4048 WINTER WOOD CT., MOORPARK, CA 93021-3189 [email protected], (650) 740-6654 R R . BAUERSACHS, MRS 133558 30 SPRING HILL RD, FRENCHTOWN, NJ 08825-3015 [email protected], (908) 328-5483 R R . JENNIFER BEACHY, MR RONALD 6339 1526 LAKE SHORE CIR, CRESTWOOD, KY, 40014-9757 [email protected], (502) 548-9422 R R R R L2 R R . BEACHY, MRS PEGGY 111484 1526 LAKE SHORE CIR, CRESTWOOD, KY 40014-9757 [email protected], (502) 548-9421 R R R R . BEALS, MR RIAN 4540383 319 MAIN ST, SAUGERTIES, NY, 12477-1330 [email protected], (518) 522-7966 R R . BEARD, MR RONNIE 324 943 DICKENS PL, WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33411-1865 [email protected], (561) 644-5632 R R . BEARD, MS KAY 121272 7525 E 1ST PLACE, # 1004, DENVER, CO 80230-7022 [email protected], (303) 598-6556 r r . r . BECK, MS COOKIE 112777 8920 N RANGE LINE RD, MILWAUKEE, WI 53217-1009 [email protected], (312) 543-4594 R R . BECK, MS TERRI 36465 22837 COUNTRY VIEW, HEMPSTEAD, TX 77445-8462 [email protected], (832) 724-9860 R R . R . BEDARD, MRS BEVERLY 13757 606 POPLAR CHURCH RD, CAMP HILL, PA, 17011-1835 [email protected], (717) 645-2838 . X . R BEEBEE, MS MARY 10770 1132 OGLETHORPE AVE SW, ATLANTA, GA, 30310-2610 [email protected], (704) 219-3718 .
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