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GHHJA Horse Membership List - 2020 GHHJA Horse Membership List - 2020 Horse Name Horse # Owner Name Owner GHHJA # Annual/Lifetime Enroll "X" Marks The Spot 2263 Thourot, Ashley 4490 Lifetime 1/1/2020 * Leap of Faith 1656 Leverette, Courtney 3787 Lifetime 1/1/2020 14 Karat Kerrymor 1198 Toups, Laryn 2879 Lifetime 1/1/2020 24K Faeden 2587 Coselli, Catherine 4795 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Big A Ward 2460 Flagg, Julie 5076 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Dash of Spice 2934 Livingston, Lauren 5320 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Dream Come True 1244 McDonough, Meredith 3293 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Good Egg 2886 Dieckhoff, Michelle 5468 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Little Bit Of Heaven 1020 Richard, Patricia 2123 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Marked Man 175 , 2259 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Pagan Wind 173 , 2120 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Peek Into Heaven 1455 Coleman, Brooke 3109 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Racin Star 1668 Oates Peterson, Robbie 3492 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Rusty Romeo 1606 Tade, Carolyne 3725 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Simple Twist of Fate 2547 Zimmer, Jayde 4596 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Son of A Zip 2137 Spivey, Lauren 4334 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Storybook Ending 2680 Godfrey, Amelie 5899 Lifetime 1/1/2020 A Touch of Class… 3591 Stafford, Rebekah 5916 Annual 6/22/2020 A Touch Of Velvet 360 , 2160 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Abit Extraordinaire 2620 Kelly, Corinne 4422 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Above & Beyond 1207 Carroll, Felicia 2044 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Abracadabra 1079 , 3113 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Absolute 1842 Reiner, Edith 2520 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Absolute Obsession 1380 Johnson, Jessica 2695 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Abstract 2371 Saddlebrook Equestrian Ce, 3071 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Acapulco 2617 Slik, Marieke 4731 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Acclaimed Victory 1923 Randermann, Ashley 4100 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ace 1220 , 3259 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ace The Houdini 2176 Clark, Rebekah 4361 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Across The Universe 3548 Short, Emma 5985 Annual 1/24/2020 Action Man 3543 Adams, Jillian 5643 Lifetime 1/2/2020 Tuesday, November 24, 2020 Page 1 of 69 Horse Name Horse # Owner Name Owner GHHJA # Annual/Lifetime Enroll Adagio 2 164 , 2053 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Adalia La Silla 3099 Baugh, Leeanna 3693 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Addicted to Chocolate 2761 Matt, Mary Karen 4871 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Adebar 461 Cobb, Richard 2417 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Adonis 1992 Crancer, Holly 4959 Lifetime 1/1/2020 After The Fire 2975 Bucci Stafford, Susan 2069 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Agape 1974 Kretschmer, Grace 3622 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Agent 86 2559 Donahe, Sarah 4764 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Agraciada 1560 Carroll, Felicia 2044 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aim High 352 Rizzo, Alexandria 2776 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ain't Misbehavin' 913 , 2977 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Air Brushed 3162 Daugherty, Anne Marie 5483 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Airendale 767 , 2693 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Albarez 2039 Bures, Kimberly 4246 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Alicante 3111 Dieckhoff, Carly 5209 Lifetime 1/1/2020 ALil'BitSassy 2698 Cardinal, Krystal 4852 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Alistar 1139 , 2530 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All About Art 2140 Bean, Annie 4338 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All At Once 1394 Rubenstein, Cheryl 3457 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All Dressed Up 474 , 2218 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All In Favor 1476 Webb, Elizabeth 4228 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All or Nothing 2695 Vulgamott, Madison 4491 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All Plum Gone 2964 Bludworth, Teri 2272 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All Revved Up 1539 Gussler, Terry 2748 Lifetime 1/1/2020 All Rise 2696 Figenshaw, Meg 4453 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Allegretto 3466 Tally Ho Farm, 4185 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Allie 3559 Whipple Tree Farm, 5410 Lifetime 1/24/2020 Allies Precious Nina 2710 Kays-Everett, Kelley 3556 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Allow Me 768 , 2278 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Almond Joy 507 , Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aloha Keilani 3164 Abercrombie, Jean 5744 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Alta Mira 3360 Kohout, Grace 4899 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Always The Optimist 2902 Miller, Lauren Michelle 5034 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Tuesday, November 24, 2020 Page 2 of 69 Horse Name Horse # Owner Name Owner GHHJA # Annual/Lifetime Enroll Always With Attitude 2910 Lippincott, Brinley 5543 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Amadeus 1844 Scarlet 'N Grey Farms, 4016 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Amarula OHF 3264 BlackJack Lane Equestrian, 5660 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Amazes Me 725 , 2228 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Amazing Grace 610 Clawater, Grace 2161 Lifetime 1/1/2020 American Original 2744 Whipple Tree Farm, 5410 Lifetime 1/1/2020 America's Sweetheart 1475 Rawle, Jennifer 3319 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Amigo 2432 Seigler, Charlotte 3748 Lifetime 1/1/2020 An EZ Decision 1850 Alexander, Jade 4626 Lifetime 1/1/2020 And The Oscar Goes To 3494 Whipple Tree Farm, 5410 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Andiamo 1922 Griffin, Nicole 4007 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Andrew 569 Mendoza, Mary 2236 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Angel Kiss 1451 First, Jody 2269 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Angel's Halo 3223 Hill Country Riding Acade, 5621 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ankeny 2408 Donohue, Kimberley 4629 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Anna 3336 Strobel, Christina 3662 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Annabelle 1188 , 2193 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Annalize This 1426 Barineau, Blair 5214 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Annie 2019 Mandola, Ember 5150 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Annie Get Your Gun 894 Smith, Larry 9905 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Anni's Folly 1889 Garner, Ann 4084 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Anteak 1240 Rupke, Julia 3100 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Antigravity 3194 Vasquez, Katy 4885 Lifetime 1/1/2020 AnTizzipation 2388 Hofer, Angelique 4594 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Anything But Ordinary 1813 McGinley, Melanie 5011 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Apache 898 Smith, Larry 9905 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Apple Jax 897 Smith, Larry 9905 Lifetime 1/1/2020 April Fools 1333 Gray's Equine, 5625 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Arabella 3339 Cox, Cristi Payan 5487 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ariadus II 1603 Rawle, Jennifer 3319 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aris 1280 Red Barn Riding School, 3112 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Arizona Gold 1526 Schlesing, Elyse 3341 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Armani 2 517 Jozwiak, Rochelle 2473 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Tuesday, November 24, 2020 Page 3 of 69 Horse Name Horse # Owner Name Owner GHHJA # Annual/Lifetime Enroll Armed & Fabulous 2069 Lowry, Lauren 4038 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Armed and Ready 2372 Saddlebrook Equestrian Ce, 3071 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Artax 3350 Merickel, Teresa 5715 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Artful Obsession 1815 Rivers, Olivia 3984 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Artia Bobbidoll 2216 Herman, Helen 3720 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Artie Blue Max 2274 McClere, Rachel 5043 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Artistic Impression 2400 Casey, Kaitlin 4619 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Arundel 2990 Crawford, Deana 5658 Lifetime 1/1/2020 As You Like It 2666 Klein, Elena 4464 Lifetime 1/1/2020 As You Like It II 1074 , 2799 Lifetime 1/1/2020 As You Wish 3300 Giles Gates, Audry 3806 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ascari Power 2456 O'Keefe, Kate 3557 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ashwin 1456 King, Christian 4364 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aspen 1084 , 3142 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aspen Shadow 1861 Bevan, Kylie 5623 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Atlanta 1770 Willard, Beth 3775 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Atlantis 529 Bonney Fleming, Karen 2155 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Atlantis * 1361 Russek, Kelsey 4230 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Attitude 1551 Fitzgerald, Lynn 3659 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Au Pair 1960 Murphy, Siobhan 4030 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Augustus 2042 Carver, Tori 4251 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aurosa 3549 Strovinsky, Cameron 5986 Annual 1/24/2020 Auslander 577 , 2551 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Austin I 2723 Bayview Equestrian Center, 5099 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Autobahn 1463 Seigler, Charlotte 3748 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ava 1588 Steel, Kirsty 2702 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aviva Las Vegas 2144 Wing, Dina 4257 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Awesome Echo 2525 Strickland, Kathryn 4732 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Awesome Mike 519 Saltiel, Albert 2178 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Awesome Owen 2142 Bean, Annie 4338 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Aztuis 3324 , Lifetime 1/1/2020 B Hunt N Money 2511 Gay, Karen 2478 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Ba-Bam 2822 Throm, Sydney Avery 5777 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Tuesday, November 24, 2020 Page 4 of 69 Horse Name Horse # Owner Name Owner GHHJA # Annual/Lifetime Enroll Baby Benz 2479 Bourdon, Brianna 4397 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Baby Brown LS 2946 Stroud, Courtenay 2943 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Baby from the Bronx 1725 Taylor, Annie 5232 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Baby J 3499 Whipple Tree Farm, 5410 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Back Flash 925 Rawlings, Lauren 3606 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Back To Business 1254 Laine, Sara 2974 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Back To Neverland 2097 Cumming, Suzanne 2843 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bailey 1989 Falick, Avery 4194 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bailey TWO 3283 Quincoces, Merrily 4960 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bali 1980 Tally Ho Farm, 4185 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Baloucci W 3557 Rzepka, Stephanie 6000 Annual 1/24/2020 Bando 934 O'Conner, Michael 3073 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bankin For Cash 3552 Kupczynski, Alexi 5991 Lifetime 1/24/2020 Banner Year 1055 Markham, Logan 3669 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Barclay 1059 , 2842 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Barrington Bay 1854 Kline, Merideth 3825 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bascule-MS 2615 Slik, Marieke 4731 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bashful Bachelor 1005 Austin, Michelle 2270 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Basktikis Serafic 3513 Sengbusch, Addie 5922 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bastille 372 , 2341 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Batman 3462 BlackJack Lane Equestrian, 5660 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Baton Rouge Belle 2016 Harris-King, Dee 4376 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Battle 1905 Brown, Brooke 4368 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Bay Society 1733 Spears, Julia 6009 Lifetime 3/8/2020 Bayonne 1257 Wilson, Pat 2249 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Beaujangles 1033 Roberts, Bill 3499 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Beauregard 2483 Sult, Sarah 5032 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Beau's Capital 890 Smith, Larry 9905 Lifetime 1/1/2020 BEC Nola 3203 Bayview Equestrian Center, 5099 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Been There Dun That 716 Chapman, Melissa 3270 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Beetle Bailey 886 Williamson, Molly 3491 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Before I Go 1744 Schoen, Tracy 2126 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Believen 1505 Murray, Colleen 3169 Lifetime 1/1/2020 Tuesday, November 24, 2020 Page 5 of 69 Horse Name Horse # 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