2006 Media Guide

Canadian Show Jumping Team 2006 MEDIA GUIDE ��

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Introduction

The Jump Canada Media Guide is offered to all regular and specialized media as a means of introducing our top athletes and offering up-to-date information on their most recent accomplishments.

All short-listed members of the 2006 Canadian Show Jumping Team are profi led, allowing easy access to statistics, background information, horse details and competition results for each athlete. We have also included additional Canadian Show Jumping Team information, such as past results, as well as current competition calendars for international Canadian events, complete with contact numbers.

The 2006 Jump Canada Media Guide is proudly produced by Jump Canada, the national body responsible for the sport of show jumping in Canada.

�� For further information contact �� Gill Perkins Table of Contents Manager Jumping �� Equine Canada (613) 248-3433, ext. 101 �� 3 Introduction �� 4 What Is Jump Canada? ¤ ¤ ¤ ¤ ¤ �� 6 Rider Profi les Acknowledgements Editor 28 Profi le Terrance Millar Jennifer Ward 28 Talent Squad Riders Starting Gate Communications Layout & Production 29 FEI Jumper Competitions Rachel Roppovalente �� Starting Gate Communications 30 Major Games/Past Results Photographs �� Cealy Tetley (except where noted) �� - Cover - 2005 Canadian Show Jumping Champion Jill Henselwood and Special Ed - Photo by Lotta Gyllensten ��

What is Jump Canada? Jump Canada is the committee of Equine Canada that is responsible for all hunter, hunter equitation and jumper activities in Canada from the grass roots to the international level. Jump Canada is governed by a board of directors, the majority of whom are elected by the stakeholders in the sport. There are 18 board members and 14 sub-committees that are responsible for the operation of Jump Canada with the support of technical manager Gill Perkins, who works from the Equine Canada offi ces in Ottawa. A complete outline of the Jump Canada structure and responsibilities can be found on our website www.jumpcanada.ca.

CORE OBJECTIVES 1. To develop, build and grow Canada’s hunter/jumper community at all levels. 2. To improve the effectiveness of communications to internal and external audiences. 3. To promote rider and horse development at an international level. 4. To administer and manage the Jump Canada organization. 5. To improve and increase funding and sponsorship base.

Since its inauguration in 1998, Jump Canada has initiated important national programs, fostered grass roots development within the provinces, fi elded successful teams at World Championships, Pan American Games and Olympic Games, and maintained fi nancial responsibility.

Owners are particularly important to the success of show jumping in Canada. Through their support of the athletes and ownership of their horses, owners make it possible for Canada to fi eld competitive teams in international events. Their support is paramount to Canada’s success and, each year, Jump Canada presents the Owner of the Year Award in recognition of their invaluable contribution to the sport.

Jump Canada has created a number of other programs and awards in order to recognize contributions to the sport and to provide support for participants. The following are the Jump Canada programs developed to date. The complete criteria for each program can be found on the Jump Canada website.

• ‘ProChaps’ Athlete of the Month • Sponsor of the Year • Jump Canada Bursary • Talent Squad Series • Jump Canada Series • Travel Assistance • Offi cial of the Year • Venue Development Fund • Offi cials’ Accessibility Fund • Volunteer of the Year • Owner of the Year • Young Horse Development

The Jump Canada levy allows us to support these national programs. In addition, a portion of the levy is distributed to each Provincial Hunter Jumper Association to be used for grassroots development. Jump Canada Board Members Jump Canada Chair, Elizabeth Bordeaux

Jump Canada Past Chair Grand Prix Riders Provincial Hunter/Jumper Mark Samuel Chris Pratt, Beth Underhill Barbara Mitchell Coaching High Performance Rules Claudia Cojocar Terrance Millar Elizabeth Bordeaux Communications & Media Relations Marketing Young Horse Development Jennifer Ward Butch Ferneyhough Phil Henning Competitions Offi cials Members At Large John Taylor, Laura Balisky Lisa Cieplucha Pam Law, Randy White Fundraising Owners Muffi e Guthrie Brenley Cone, Alan Chesler ��

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�� Erynn Ballard

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Oakville, Ontario September 13, 1980 Hillsburgh, Ontario

Erynn began riding at the age of fi ve with her parents, David and Sandi Ballard, and entered the show ring one year later. Equally talented in hunter, jumper and equitation, Erynn became only the second Canadian to win the prestigious ASPCA Maclay National Championship recognizing excellence in fl at work and jumping at the 1998 National Horse Show at Madison Square Gardens. The following year, she and Leacock captured the Individual Gold Medal at the 1999 North American Young Riders’ Championship.

Stepping up to the Grand Prix ranks, Erynn has enjoyed recent success with Robin Van Roosendael and Rio’s Rhapsody and represented Canada in the International Division of the 2005 Spruce Meadows “Masters” Tournament. Proving her consistency, she was among the top fi ve Canadians in the Gandini FEI World Rider Rankings at the end of the 2005 season.

Erynn is the professional trainer and coach for her family’s business, Looking Back Farm. Recognized for her ability to ride all types of horses, Erynn is often the pilot of numerous mounts in the Young Horse classes and, in 2005, scored a hat trick by winning the Four, Five and Six-Year-Old Ontario Championships Horses Robin Van Roosendael 1994 brown Belgian Warmblood gelding, 17.2hh by Skippy II, Owner: Looking Back Farm Futurist 1995 chestnut Hannoverian stallion by For Pleasure, Owner: W. Charlot Farms Rio’s Rhapsody 1995 grey Hannoverian mare, 16hh by Rio Grande, Owner: Sterling Honda Recent Competition Highlights 2006 3rd $30,000 WEF Challenge Cup Final, CSI* Tampa, FL Paradigm 9th $75,000 Grand Prix of Tampa, CSI-W Tampa Bay Classic, FL Robin Van Roosendael 4th $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI2* Nutrena Wellington Classic, FL Robin Van Roosendael

2005 6th $50,000 Weston Canadian Open, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Robin Van Roosendael 7th $100,000 Grand Prix, HITS VI USGPL Finals, Culpepper, VA Robin Van Roosendael 1st Ontario Six-Year-Old Young Horse Champion, Palgrave, ON Windus 1st Ontario Five-Year-Old Young Horse Champion, Palgrave, ON Trocadero 1st Ontario Four-Year-Old Young Horse Champion, Palgrave, ON Pour La Vie W 6th $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, ON Rio’s Rhapsody 1st $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Futurist 2nd $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W L’International Bromont, QC Rio’s Rhapsody 5th $100,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Robin Van Roosendael 2nd $75,000 CSI*** Grand Prix, Hits-on-the-Hudson I, Saugerties, NY Robin Van Roosendael 3rd $100,000 Grand Prix, HITS V Ocala Winter Finals, Ocala, FL Rio’s Rhapsody 1st $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS IV Ocala Tournament, Ocala, FL Rio’s Rhapsody

6 - Jump Canada, 2006 Horses

Recent Competition Highlights

6 - Jump Canada, 2006 Laurie Bucci

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Montreal, Quebec December 29, 1971 Mont St. Hilaire, Quebec

Laurie Bucci’s riding career began in 1979 with lessons in Blainville, Quebec. Following a successful hunter career, Laurie made the switch to jumpers and, riding Pauly, won the World Junior Final held in conjunction with the 1989 World Cup Final in Tampa, Florida, and the Individual Gold Medal at the 1989 North American Young Riders’ Championship. In front of a home crowd in Bromont, she won the Individual and Team Silver Medals at the 1992 North American Young Riders’ Championship. She is now enjoying a successful grand prix career with Quidam’s Ramiro and Catesko, a horse who lost an eye as a yearling in a fi eld accident. Following the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, FL, Laurie departed for Germany to spend two months training with Ludger Beerbaum. During her European stay, Laurie enjoyed great success, proudly representing Canada at such prestigious competitions as CSIO5* La Baule, CSI3* Aselage Herzlake, and CSI4* Hamburg.

Laurie and her husband and trainer, Francis Berger, operate South Shore Farm just outside of Montreal. In addition to riding, Laurie also enjoys running, tennis and skiing and is an avid reader, especially of mysteries.

Horses Horses Catesko 1996 bay Holsteiner gelding, 16.3hh by Caletto I Owner: South Shore Farm and Teert Rijkens Quidam’s Ramiro 1997 bay Holsteiner gelding, 17hh by Quidam de Revel Owner: Claude Dufresne Part of Me 1999 bay Rhinelander gelding by Pythagoras Z Owner: South Shore Farm and Teert Rijkens Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 6th €20,000 1.50m Cup, CSI3* Aselage Herzlake, GER Quidam’s Ramiro 9th €5,000 Cap Atlantique 1.50m Prix, CSIO La Baule, FRA Quidam’s Ramiro 5th €35,000 WEF Challenge Cup Series VI, CSI5* CN Wellington Open, FL Catesko 8th $60,000 Kilkenny Cup, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, Wellington, FL Catesko

2005 9th $55,000 Canadian Championships II, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Catesko 3rd $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Palgrave, ON Catesko 2nd $20,000 Open Welcome, CSI-W Caledon Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Catesko 5th $55,000 Kubota Cup, International Bromont, QC Catesko 3rd (tie) $35,000 Corona Double Slalom, International Bromont, QC Adermy 1st $15,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, International Bromont, QC Lalelu 1st $25,000 Desjardin Challenge, CSI-W Blainville, QC Lalelu 3rd $20,000 Welcome Stake, CSI-W Blainville, QC Catesko 2nd $50,000 EMO Grand Prix, HITS Commonwealth National, Culpeper, VA Catesko 1st $10,000 Metro Int’l and Thermo King Grand Prix, St. Lazare, QC Lalelu 8th $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup III, CSI*** Kilkenny Internationale, FL Catesko

8 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 9 Frankie Chesler

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Miami, Florida December 20, 1980 Orangeville, Ontario

Born in Miami, Frankie began riding at the age of four and has successfully competed in the western disciplines of barrel racing and team penning. Her fi rst taste of international jumping success came at the 1997 North American Young Riders’ Championship where she captured Individual and Team Silver medals with Braveheart.

Frankie owes her initial grand prix success to Ravenna Z. At the age of 17, Frankie was selected to represent Canada at the 1998 National Horse Show in New York City, making her the youngest Canadian to ever ride on a Nations’ Cup team. She was also a member of the 2001 Canadian Developing Riders Tour that competed in several European Nations’ Cup events. Frankie furthered her European education by spending the majority of the 2004 season based in The Netherlands and Belgium. The pay-off was a spot on the Wellington Nations’ Cup Team in 2005 as well as two major Grand Prix victories in Ottawa and Collingwood.

Show jumping runs in the family – her father, Alan, was also a successful show jumping competitor. For several years Frankie shared her experiences as a grand prix rider through a popular monthly column entitled “Ringside with Frankie Chesler” which appeared in numerous Canadian and American publications. Horses Horses VDL Nuit de Pomme 1995 bay Dutch Warmblood gelding, 16.2hh by Jus de Pomme, Owner: Sher-Al Farms Picolien Zeldenrust 1997 chestnut Dutch Warmblood mare by Indoctro, Owner: Sher-Al Farms Ranville 1998 chestnut Dutch Warmblood gelding, 17hh by Calvados, Owner: Sher-Al Farms Inc. Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 2nd $25,000 Palm Beach Toyota Grand Prix, Littlewood Spring VI, FL Ranville 2nd $25,000 MAQ Grand Prix, Littlewood Spring V, FL Ranville 7th $100,000 Grand Prix, HITS V Ocala Winter Finals, FL Picolien Zeldenrust 2nd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup V, CSI3* Zada Wellington Masters, FL Picolien Zeldenrust 6th $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, Wellington, FL Ranville 7th $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI2* Nutrena Wellington Classic, FL Ranville 2005 9th $25,000 Speed Classic, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON VDL Nuit de Pomme 1st $60,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON VDL Nuit de Pomme 3rd $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON Ranville 8th $100,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON VDL Nuit de Pomme 6th $20,000 Open Welcome, CSI-W Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Picolien Zeldenrust 1st $65,000 Kubota Big Ben Grand Prix, CSI3* Capital Classic, Ottawa, ON VDL Nuit de Pomme 9th $20,000 Welcome Stake, CSI-W Blainville Internationale, QC VDL Nuit de Pomme 4th $50,000 Samsung Nations’ Cup, CSIO CN Wellington Finale, FL VDL Nuit de Pomme 9th $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup V, CSI*** Wellington Masters, FL Oscar VDL 10th $60,000 Idle Dice Classic, CSI-W Lincoln Classic, Wellington, FL Oscar VDL

8 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 9 Mac Cone

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Memphis, Tennessee August 23, 1952 King, Ontario

A steady performer at the international level for more than 30 years, Mac Cone is the only athlete to have competed on both the United States and Canadian Equestrian Teams. Following early beginnings that saw him train under the legendary Bert de Nemethy and win Nations’ Cup events for the United States, the Memphis native moved north in 1979 to marry Canadian Brenley Carpenter. Riding the Hannoverian stallion, Elute, Mac won the 1996 Olympic Selection Trials and, in his Olympic debut in Atlanta, was the highest-placed Canadian rider. It was a feat he would repeat at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain, riding Cocu. Among his current grand prix string is Melinda, the grey mare that was named the Leading Canadian Horse while Mac was named the Leading Canadian Rider at the 2004 Royal Horse Show in Toronto. He is also concentrating on the development of Ole and Rock Star, both Dutch Warmblood geldings. In addition to his skills as a rider, Mac is deservedly recognized for his coaching abilities having trained 1986 World Champion Gail Greenough. He counts 2003 Pan American Games contender, Mark Samuel, and 2002 World Equestrian Games teammate, Melissa Brown among his current clients at Southern Ways Stable. Horses Horses Melinda 1994 grey Dutch Warmblood mare, by Ulft Owner: Southern Ways Ole 1996 brown Dutch Warmblood gelding by Burggraaf Owner: Sara Houstoun and Larry Evoy Rock Star 1998 brown Dutch Warmblood gelding by Indoctro Owner: Sara Houstoun and Larry Evoy Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 8th $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup III, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, FL Melinda 3rd $65,000 Green Cove World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W Jacksonville, FL Melinda 4th $15,000 Green Cove Speed Welcome, CSI-W Jacksonville, FL Melinda 2005 6th $55,000 Canadian Championships II, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Melinda 8th $15,000 Canadian Championships I, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Melinda 8th $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, ON Melinda 6th $50,000 Grand Prix, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Melinda 7th $25,000 Speed Classic, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Darios V 3rd (tie) $75,000 CN Grand Prix, L’International Bromont, QC Melinda 10th $45,000 Esso Challenge, Spruce Meadows Canada One, Calgary, AB Melinda 7th $50,000 Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave, Phase 1, Palgrave, ON Melinda 8th $50,000 Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave, Phase 1, Palgrave, ON Cybella 4th $75,000 Cosequin Grand Prix, CSI-W Cosequin Wellington Open, FL Melinda 6th $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup III, CSI*** Kilkenny Internationale, FL Melinda 6th $35,000 Grand Prix, Jacksonville Winter A to Z, Green Cove, FL Cybella 2nd $50,000 Grand Prix, CSI** Jacksonville Internationale, Green Cove, FL Melinda

10 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 11 Karen Cudmore

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Victoria, British Columbia January 7, 1959 Omaha, Nebraska

Based in Omaha, Karen made her debut riding for Canada in international competition as a member of the 2001 Canadian Developing Riders Tour. The experience paid off when, the following year, she and Conejo easily won the Selection Trials to earn a place on the Canadian Team at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain.

In 2003, Karen and Conejo continued to ride a wave of success, representing Canada at the World Cup Final in Las Vegas and the Pan American Games in the Dominican Republic. Eight Grand Prix victories in 2005, including a win in the World Cup Qualifi er in Blainville, Quebec, riding Conejo, have earned Karen a place on the Canadian Show Jumping Team short list.

Karen and her husband, Blair, also Canadian by birth, have two daughters and reside in Omaha, Nebraska. They operate Heartland Farm, a Holsteiner breeding operation with approximately 150 horses, including ten Holsteiner stallions.

Horses Horses Conejo 1993 bay Holsteiner stallion, 17hh by Calando I Owner: Blair Cudmore Ocelot 1995 bay Holsteiner stallion, 16.1hh by Ocean II Owner: Blair Cudmore Southern Pride 1998 bay Holsteiner stallion by South Pacifi c Owner: Blair Cudmore Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 1st $25,000 Grand Prix, Lake St. Louis Hunter Jumper, MO Ocelot 2nd $25,000 Grand Prix, Lake St. Louis Hunter Jumper, MO Southern Pride 5th $15,000 Canadian Championships I, CSI-W Toronto, ON Southern Pride 4th $30,000 Grand Prix, Minnesota Harvest, St. Paul, MN Southern Pride 1st $25,000 Harvest II Grand Prix, MO Conejo 3rd $25,000 Grand Prix, Lake St. Louis Labor Day, MO Southern Pride 1st $25,000 Harvest I Grand Prix, MO Conejo 3rd $35,000 Kubota Cup, Twin Oaks Derby, Richmond, BC Ocelot 2nd $30,000 Wachovia Grand Prix, Showplace II, Wayne, IL Conejo 1st $25,000 Canterbury Farms Grand Prix, Chicago, IL Moxie 1st $55,000 Kubota Cup, L’International Bromont, QC Conejo 5th (tie) $35,000 Corona Double Slalom, L’International Bromont, QC Moxie 1st $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Conejo 2nd $20,000 Welcome Stake, CSI-W Blainville, QC Conejo 1st $25,000 Grand Prix, Showplace Derby Day, Wayne, IL Moxie 2nd $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Brandon, MB Moxie 5th $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Brandon, MB Southern Pride 1st $35,000 NWSS Grand Prix, Denver, CO Moxie

10 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 11 Mario Deslauriers

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Venise en Quebec, Quebec February 23, 1965 Bromont, Quebec

Mario began riding as a child and, in 1984 at the age of 19, became the youngest rider to ever win the World Cup Final, a record he still holds today. He was also the fi rst Canadian to ever capture the title. Later that year, at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, he was involved in a three-way jump-off for the individual bronze medal, eventually fi nishing fourth with Aramis. A two-time Canadian Show Jumping Champion, Mario has represented Canada at every major international event. While competing at the 1999 World Cup Final, Mario was awarded his World Cup Silver Medal, signifying that he has competed in over 100 World Cup Qualifying competitions. He again represented Canada at the 2000 and 2001 World Cup Finals. In 2005, Mario returned to the top of his game, fi nishing third in the $1 million CN International at the Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ Tournament. He was also a member of the victorious Canadian team in the 2006 Wellington Nations’ Cup. Mario is based at Bromont Equestrian Centre, site of the 1976 Olympic Games equestrian competition. Horses Horses

Paradigm 1994 chestnut Belgian Warmblood gelding, 16.3hh by Nabab de Reve, Owner: Mario Deslauriers

Naomi 1995 bay Belgian Warmblood mare, 16.3hh by Cantus Owner: Mario Deslauriers

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 8th $200,000 Budweiser American Invitational, CSI4* Tampa, FL Paradigm 1st $75,000 CN Nations’ Cup, CSIO5* CN Wellington Finale, FL Paradigm 2nd $75,000 Idle Dice Classic, CSI-W WCHR Classic, FL Paradigm 1st $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup II, CSI3* Gold Coast Classic, FL Naomi 2nd $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI2* Nutrena Wellington Classic, FL Naomi 2005 2nd $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, NS Naomi 3rd $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, NS Graf Lando 2nd $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Paradigm 3rd (tie) $50,000 Grand Prix, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Naomi 1st $25,000 Speed Classic, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Naomi 3rd $1,000,000 CN International, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, Calgary, AB Paradigm 2nd $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Paradigm 3rd (tie) $75,000 CN Grand Prix, L’International Bromont, QC Paradigm 3rd (tie) $75,000 CN Grand Prix, L’International Bromont, QC Naomi 1st $35,000 Corona Double Slalom, L’International Bromont, QC Tiffany 241 2nd $60,000 Kubota Cup, L’International Bromont, QC Naomi

12 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 13 © Betty Cooper Kim Farlinger

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Toronto, Ontario July 30, 1984 Annan, Ontario

A natural athlete, Kim Farlinger spent her youth participating in track and fi eld and equestrian. Once she began training with Canadian Equestrian Team member Jill Henselwood, her career quickly skyrocketed to the top levels of the sport.

In 2003, Kim won the North American Young Riders’ Championship Junior Individual Gold Medal and made her Grand Prix debut the next winter. Following a successful summer competing at Calgary’s famed Spruce Meadows facility, including being invited to the prestigious CSIO ‘Masters’ Tournament, she closed out the 2004 season by fi nishing a close second to Ian Millar in the Canadian Show Jumping Championships.

A fourth place fi nish individually at the 2005 North American Young Riders’ Championship, along with asecond consecutive Gold medal in the Molson Three Star Award, saw Kim fi nish the year ranked as the fourth-highest Canadian on the Gandini World Rider Rankings list. Her accomplishments also resulted in a sponsorship with “Team Molson”, a program for aspiring world-class show jumping athletes.

Kim graduated with honours from high school in Owen Sound, Ontario, and enjoys downhill skiing and music. Horses Horses Callisto 1993 bay Dutch Warmblood mare, 16.1hh by Julio Mariner xx, Owner: Juniper Farms del Destino 1995 bay Zangersheide gelding, 16.3hh by Dutch Capital Owner: Peter Farlinger Cordoba 1998 bay Dutch Warmblood gelding, 16.1hh by Polydox Owner: Peter Farlinger Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 8th $150,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W HITS Indio Circuit VI, CA del Destino 4th $25,000 Junior/Amateur-Owner Classic, CSI-W HITS Indio Desert Circuit VI, CA Cordoba 3rd $10,000 Junior/Amateur-Owner Classic, HITS Indio Desert Circuit IV, CA Cordoba 5th $75,000 Bayer Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit III, CA del Destino 9th $75,000 World Cup Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit II, CA del Destino 2005 7th $30,000 Jolera Gamblers Choice, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Laforza 2nd $20,000 International Accumulator, CSI-W Washington International, DC Laforza 7th Team, North American Young Riders’ Championship, Lexington, VA Laforza 4th Individual, North American Young Riders’ Championship, Lexington, VA Laforza 6th $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W L’International Bromont, QC del Destino 4th $25,000 Lexington Classic, CSI Kentucky Spring Classic II, KY del Destino 3rd $25,000 Grand Prix, CSI Kentucky Spring Classic I, Lexington, KY Laforza 4th $30,000 Ariat Challenge, CSI HITS Desert Circuit IV, Indio, CA del Destino 4th $75,000 Bayer Grand Prix, CSI-W HITS Desert Circuit III, Indio, CA del Destino 4th $30,000 Ariat Challenge, CSI HITS Desert Circuit III, Indio, CA del Destino 5th $50,000 EMO Grand Prix, CSI HITS Desert Circuit I, Indio, CA del Destino

12 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 13 Margie Gayford

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Toronto, Ontario April 9, 1959 Sharon, Ontario

Margie was born into one of Canada’s best-known equestrian families. Her grandfather, Major Gordon Gayford, was a member of the Canadian Army Team while her father, Tom Gayford, made history as a member of the Gold Medal Team at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. Given her background, Margie couldn’t help but be attracted to the sport and while she had numerous hunter and jumper partners over the years, she made her mark with Inglewood by becoming a member of the Jump Canada Talent Squad. Stuntman, who she began riding in the spring of 2004, has taken Margie’s career to new heights. In 2005, the pair fi nished fourth in the $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er in Collingwood, ON, and third in the $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er at the Tournament of Champions in Palgrave, ON. She is also enjoying the process of developing Winston, who she rode to the National Six-Year-Old Reserve Championship title at the 2005 Royal Horse Show.

Although she holds her degree in Economics from York University, Margie works full-time in the horse industry, dividing her days between her family’s Gaylands Farm and Harry and Shawn Littler’s Wingberry Farms.

Horses Horses

Stuntman 1996 bay Hannoverian gelding, 17.2hh by Salieri Owner: Wingberry Farms

Winston 1999 Belgian Warmblood gelding by Wellington Owner: Wingberry Farms

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 10th $8,000 1.45m, CSI-W Zada Wellington Masters, Wellington, FL Stuntman 8th $6,000 1.40m, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, Wellington, FL Stuntman 2005 4th $40,000 Kubota Cup Final, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Stuntman 2nd $8,000 Canadian Six-Year-Old Finals, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Winston 10th $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, NS Stuntman 3rd $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, ON Stuntman 9th $60,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON Stuntman 4th $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Stuntman 9th $20,000 Open Welcome, CSI-W Caledon Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Stuntman 6th $65,000 Big Ben Memorial Grand Prix, CSI3* Capital Classic, ON Stuntman 6th $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Stuntman 3rd $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, Caledon Summer Classic, Palgrave, ON Stuntman 5th $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave Phase II, Palgrave, ON Stuntman 7th $25,000 Aiken Spring Classic II Grand Prix, Aiken, SC Stuntman 8th $25,000 Aiken Spring Classic I Grand Prix, Aiken, SC Stuntman 6th $7,500 1.45m, CSIO CN Wellington Finale, FL Stuntman

14 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 15 Michael Grinyer

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Redruth, England March 26, 1953 Campbellville, ON

Michael Grinyer fi rst started riding at the age of six in England and has turned those early lessons into athriving business at his farm in Campbellville, Ontario.

The Holsteiner gelding, Alcatraz, has recently taken Mike to the top of the Canadian Grand Prix ranks. At the 2003 Royal Horse Show in Toronto, Mike enjoyed a third place fi nish in the Canadian Show Jumping Championships and went on to compete in the international division, placing fi fth place in the grand fi nale, the $60,000 Ricoh Big Ben Challenge.

A strong 2004 season included top grand prix fi nishes, while the inaugural 2005 Kubota Cup Series proved to be a enjoyable one for Mike as he won the kick-off event, the $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix in Brandon, MB, and fi nished second in the fi nal event of the year, the $40,000 Kubota Cup Final held at Toronto’s Royal Horse Show.

Mike and his wife, Stephanie, have two children, Cathy and Andrew. When not busy competing at horse shows, Mike can be found competing with a different type of horsepower at the go-cart tracks with his son.

Horses Horses

Alcatraz 1991 bay Holsteiner gelding, 16.3hh Owner: Michael Grinyer

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 2nd $40,000 Kubota Cup Final, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Alcatraz 9th $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, Halifax, NS Alcatraz 4th $25,000 Phillips, Hager & North Barrage, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB Alcatraz 3rd $10,000 Bantrel Welcome, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB Alcatraz 10th $20,000 Welcome Stake, CSI-W Blainville, QC Alcatraz 1st $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave Phase II, Palgrave, ON Alcatraz 3rd $25,000 1.45m, Spruce Meadows Spring Welcome, Calgary, AB Alcatraz 2nd $15,000 1.45m, Spruce Meadows Spring Welcome, Calgary, AB Alcatraz 1st $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Brandon, MB Alcatraz 3rd $25,000 Grand Prix, HITS Sahuaro Classic IV, Tucson, AZ Alcatraz 8th $25,000 Grand Prix, HITS Tucson Winter Classic III, Tucson, AZ Alcatraz 2004 3rd $20,000 Grand Prix, Oktoberfest Country Classic, Halton, ON Alcatraz 6th (tie) $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, ON Alcatraz 5th $40,000 Grand Prix, Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Alcatraz 8th $50,000 Alliance Grand Prix, Equestrian Festival, Palgrave, ON Alcatraz 8th $75,000 CN Grand Prix, International Bromont, QC Alcatraz

14 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 15 JillJill Henselwood

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Ottawa, Ontario November 1, 1962 Oxford Mills, Ontario

Jill Henselwood made her Grand Prix show jumping debut in 1989 and was fi rst named to the Canadian Equestrian Team in 1991. In 1992, Jill was a member of the Gold Medal Nations’ Cup Team at the CSIO Mexico and was also victorious in the $90,000 Grand Prix of Mexico. In addition to riding on more than a dozen Nations’ Cup teams, Jill has represented Canada at the 1994 World Equestrian Games, the 1995 and 1999 Pan American Games, and the 1992, 2005 and 2006 World Cup Finals.

Every year since 2003, Jill has spent periods of time competing in Europe in order to hone her skills against the best riders in the world. The investment has paid off with Jill winning back-to-back Spruce Meadows North American Championship titles in 2004 and 2005 with Special Ed and, at the 2005 Royal Winter Agricultural Fair, claiming her fi rst Canadian Show Jumping Championship title riding Black Ice.

With more than $1.5 million in career earnings, Jill is the co-owner of Juniper Farms in Oxford Mills, just outside of Ottawa, where she trains several top junior and amateur riders. A National Level 3 Coach, Jill also assists the Ontario Team in preparation for the annual North American Young Riders’ Championships. Horses Callisto 1993 bay Dutch Warmblood mare, 16.1hh by Julio Mariner xx, Owner: Juniper Farms Special Ed 1994 bay Oldenburg gelding, 16.2hh by Argentinus Owner: Juniper Farms Black Ice 1995 black Dutch Warmblood gelding, 16.3hh by Indoctro Owner: Stacie Ryan Recent Competition Highlights 2006 21st World Cup Final, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia Special Ed 1st $150,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W HITS Indio Desert Circuit VI, CA Black Ice 5th $30,000 Ariat Challenge, HITS Indio Desert Circuit II, CA Black Ice 2nd $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit I, CA Black Ice 2005 1st Canadian Show Jumping Championship, CSI-W Toronto, ON Black Ice 3rd $65,000 Budweiser Grand Prix, Pennsylvania National, Harrisburg, PA Special Ed 1st $50,000 Grand Prix, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Special Ed 4th $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Palgrave, ON Special Ed 1st $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W L’International Bromont, QC Special Ed 1st Spruce Meadows North American Championship, Calgary, AB Special Ed 3rd $175,000 Chrysler Classic, Spruce Meadows North American, AB Special Ed 3rd $100,000 CN Grand Prix, Spruce Meadows Continental, AB Special Ed 2nd Canadian Championship, Spruce Meadows National, AB 4th $170,000 Shell Cup Derby 1.60m, Spruce Meadows National, AB Special Ed 1st $25,000 Lexington Classic, CSI Kentucky Spring Classic, KY Special Ed 1st $50,000 EMO Grand Prix, CSI HITS Indio Desert Circuit I, CA Special Ed

16 - Jump Canada, 2006 Horses

Recent Competition Highlights

16 - Jump Canada, 2006 Eric Lamaze

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Montreal, Quebec April 17, 1968 Schomberg, Ontario

One of Canada’s most talented riders, Eric Lamaze is a serious contender whenever and wherever he enters the grand prix ring. The 2000 and 2003 Canadian Show Jumping Champion has represented Canada the past three consecutive World Equestrian Games in 1994, 1998 and 2002. In 1999, he was a member of the Canadian team that captured the Bronze Medal at the Pan American Games, and again represented Canada at the 2003 Pan American Games.

One of Canada’s leading money earners, Eric’s 2006 season got off to a strong start with several horses, including Stacey Krembil’s up-and-coming stallion, Ramiville, enjoying top fi nishes on the highly competitive Palm Beach circuit. Riding Hickstead, Eric won the Wellington Nations’ Cup for Canada following an exciting, sudden-death jump-off against the United States. Expected to make his fourth consecutive World Equestrian Games appearance in Aachen, Germany, Eric and Hickstead got an early start by placing third in the 300,000 Euro Grand Prix of Aachen in June.

Eric operates Torrey Pines Stables in Schomberg, Ontario, where he coaches many promising show jumping competitors. In his spare time, he enjoys playing tennis and squash. Horses Horses Lorrain Z 1995 bay Belgian Warmblood mare by Lord Z Owner: Ashland Stables Inc. Hickstead 1996 brown Dutch Warmblood stallion, 16.2hh by Hamlet Owner: Torrey Pines Stables and Ashland Stables Inc. Narcotique de Muze II 1997 bay Belgian Warmblood mare by Darco Owner: Ashland Stables Inc. Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 1st $75,000 CN Nations’ Cup, CSIO5* CN Wellington Finale, FL Hickstead 3rd $100,000 Zada World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Wellington Masters, FL Hickstead 1st $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup V, CSI3* Zada Wellington Masters, FL Narcotique de Muze II 1st $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, Wellington, FL Ramiville 2005 3rd $60,000 Ricoh Big Ben Challenge, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Hickstead 2nd $60,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Hickstead 5th $1,000,000 CN International, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB Hickstead 1st $25,000 Phillips, Hager & North, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB Lorrain Z 1st $50,000 Keg Steakhouse Grand Prix, Summer Festival, Langley, BC Hickstead 3rd $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Tempete 1st $35,000 RBC Capital Markets 1.50m, Spruce Meadows National, AB Tempete 1st $35,000 ATCO Midstream 1.45m, Spruce Meadows National, AB Hickstead 16th Budweiser World Cup Final, Las Vegas, NV Tempete 1st $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI-W Cosequin Wellington Open, FL Hickstead 3rd $75,000 Zada LLC Master Cup, CSI*** Wellington Masters, FL Tempete 1st $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup V, CSI*** Wellington Masters, FL Tempete

18 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 19 Ian Millar

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Halifax, Nova Scotia January 6, 1947 Perth, Ontario

The most successful competitor in the history of Canadian show jumping, Ian Millar has represented Canada in over 100 Nations’ Cups, is a nine-time Canadian Show Jumping Champion and was the fi rst rider to ever win back-to-back World Cup Final titles in 1988 and 1989 with the legendary Big Ben. With eight appearances, Ian has competed at the Olympic Games more than any other Canadian athlete in any sport. In 1986, Ian was awarded the Order of Canada and was named Ontario’s Male Athlete of the Year for 1989. In 1996, both Ian and Big Ben were inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame. Ian remains at the top of his game, and is among the top fi nishers in almost every class he enters. At the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, where Ian was Canada’s sole representative, he and Promise Me progressed all the way to the individual fi nal. With several quality mounts including his Athens Olympic partner, Promise Me, and his 2004 Canadian Show Jumping Championship mount, In Style, Ian continues to be a force to be reckoned with. Ian and his wife, Lynn, make their home at Millar Brooke Farm with their children, Jonathon and Amy, both past Canadian Team members. Ian’s hometown of Perth, Ontario, paid homage to his achievements in May of 2005 by unveiling a life-size bronze sculpture of him and Big Ben. Horses Horses Promise Me 1994 chestnut Dutch Warmblood gelding by Lauriston Owner: The Bakers Dozen In Style 1995 bay Holsteiner gelding by Acord II Owner: Susan Grange, Lothlorien Farms Redefi n 1998 grey Dutch Warmblood gelding, 17.1hh by Larino Owner: Susan Grange, Lothlorien Farms Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 3rd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup VIII, CSI-W Tampa Bay Classic, FL Promise Me 1st $75,000 CN Nations’ Cup, CSIO5* CN Wellington Finale, FL In Style 3rd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup IV, CSI3* Florida Classic, Wellington, FL In Style 3rd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup II, CSI3* Gold Coast Classic, FL In Style 3rd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup I, CSI2* Nutrena Wellington Classic, FL Promise Me 2005 1st $40,000 Kubota Cup Final, CSI-W Toronto, ON Promise Me 4th $75,000 Casino Classic Grand Prix, CSI5* Las Vegas Invitational, NV In Style 1st $40,000 CANA Cup, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB In Style 1st $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Palgrave, ON Promise Me 1st $75,000 CN Grand Prix, International Bromont, QC In Style 1st (tie) $35,000 Jumping Derby, CSI3* Capital Classic, Ottawa, ON Promise Me 1st $17,000 West Canadian Cup, Spruce Meadows Canada One, AB Sweet Dreams 1st $20,000 Atco Cup, Edmonton Northlands Horse Show, AB Sweet Dreams 1st $50,000 Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave, Phase 1, Palgrave, ON In Style 5th $200,000 Budweiser American Invitational, CSI-W Tampa, FL In Style 1st $25,000 Grand Prix, HITS Ocala Winter Festival II, Ocala, FL Aftershock

18 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 19 JohnJohn Pearce

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Toronto, Ontario May 3, 1960 Stouffville, Ontario

John Pearce began riding at age 11 on his family’s farm. After many years in the amateur/owner jumper divisions, John began his grand prix career in 1990. In 1992, he represented Canada at the World Cup Final before being a member of the winning Canadian Team at the 1992 CSIO Mexico Nations’ Cup riding Super Trooper.

In 1998, John had a career year, earning the Leading Grand Prix Rider title at the HITS Indio circuit in California with Vagabond and representing Canada at the 1998 World Equestrian Games in Rome where he was Canada’s top performer. John and Vagabond made their Olympic debut at the 2000 Sydney Games.

John, who operates Forestview Farm in Stouffville, Ontario, got the 2006 season off to a strong start by once again claiming the Leading Grand Prix Rider title on the HITS Indio circuit. In total, John enjoyed fi ve grand prix victories riding three different horses in California, including the $100,000 HBO Grand Prix of Del Mar with Archie Bunker.

Horses Horses Champagne 1993 grey Holsteiner gelding, 16.1hh Owner: John C. Pearce Urioso 1997 dark brown Belgian Warmblood gelding by Darco Owner: Forestview Farm Archie Bunker 1998 dark bay Oldenburg gelding by Contender Owner: Forestview Farm Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 1st $100,000 HBO Grand Prix of Del Mar, Del Mar National, CA Archie Bunker 4th $35,000 Grand Prix, Oaks Blenheim Spring Classic II, CA Archie Bunker 1st $50,000 Orange County Grand Prix, Oaks Blenheim Spring I, CA Archie Bunker Leading Grand Prix Rider, HITS Indio Desert Circuit, CA 2nd $150,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W HITS Indio Desert Circuit VI, CA Archie Bunker 2nd $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit VI, CA Archie Bunker 4th $75,000 Grand Prix, CSI3* HITS Indio Desert Circuit V, CA Urioso 5th $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, CSI3* HITS Indio Desert Circuit V, CA Urioso 2nd $75,000 World Cup Grand Prix, CSI-W HITS Indio IV, CA Urioso 1st $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, CSI-W HITS Indio Circuit IV, CA Archie Bunker 1st $75,000 World Cup Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit II, CA Urioso 1st $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, HITS Indio Desert Circuit I, CA Champagne 2005 1st $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, NS Champagne 4th $60,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON Urioso 4th $55,000 Kubota Cup, L’International Bromont, QC Archie Bunker 2nd $65,000 Big Ben Grand Prix, CSI3* Capital Classic, ON Archie Bunker

20 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 21 Tamie Phillips

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Kamloops, British Columbia December 1, 1972 Strathmore, Alberta

Growing up on a ranch in Kamloops, BC, Tamie Phillips started taking formal jumping lessons at the age of nine and, after successfully showing as a teenager, she turned professional on her 18th birthday. Her fi rst taste of national success came when she qualifi ed for the National Talent Squad Finals at the Royal Horse Show in Toronto in the mid- 90’s. Although successful, she returned to BC horseless, having sold her mount. In 2004, Tamie moved to Strathmore, Alberta, where she operates Caragana Show Jumpers, a 93-acre training facility with an 18-stall barn. A fabulous 2005 season at Spruce Meadows saw Tamie and Starlet win the Chrysler Leading Canadian Rider Award, earning Tamie a brand-new Chrysler vehicle. Meanwhile, riding Lucas, Tamie won the $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix at the Edmonton Northlands Horse Show and was crowned the 2005 Western Canada Kubota Cup Champion. Based on these remarkable achievements, Tamie was named to the Canadian Show Jumping Team Short List for the fi rst time. Horses are a way of life for Phillips and her family. Her mother, Merle Gardner, and her younger sister, Shawna Phillips, operate a horse business in Williams Lake, BC. Tamie and her mother bred both Lucas and Starlet, promising indications of what their small breeding program is capable of producing. Horses Horses

Starlet 1995 bay Canadian Warmblood mare, 17hh by Starman Owner: Merle Gardner

Lucas 1996 bay Canadian Warmblood gelding, 17hh by Lucino Z Owner: Merle Gardner

Photo © Cansport Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 Chrysler Leading Rider, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, Calgary, AB 4th $15,000 ATCO Frontec Cup, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, Calgary, AB Starlet 6th $10,000 Bantrel Welcome, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, Calgary, AB Lucas 1st Western League - Kubota Cup Canadian Show Jumping Series Lucas 7th $35,000 Kubota Cup, Twin Oaks Derby, Richmond, BC Lucas 1st $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Edmonton Northlands Horse Show, AB Lucas 3rd $20,000 “Dash for Cash”, Edmonton Northlands Horse Show, AB Starlet 10th $20,000 Atco Cup, Edmonton Northlands Horse Show, AB Lucas 5th $10,000 1.45m, Spruce Meadows Spring Welcome, Calgary, AB Lucas 10th $35,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, MB Lucas 5th $18,000 1.45m, Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, Brandon, MB Lucas 2004 6th $30,000 1.40m Derby, Twin Oaks Derby Show, Richmond, BC Starlet 7th $30,000 1.40m Derby, Twin Oaks Derby Show, Richmond, BC Lucas 4th $10,000 Speed Derby, Twin Oaks Derby Show, Richmond, BC Lucas 5th $15,000 BP 1.45m, CSI Spruce Meadows North American, Calgary, AB Lucas 3rd $10,000 Molson 1.45m, CSI Spruce Meadows Continental, Calgary, AB Starlet

20 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 21 Chris Pratt

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Toronto, Ontario April 18, 1969 Belfountain, Ontario

For Chris Pratt, it all began with four goats. After spending his fi rst ten years in the city, Chris moved to a farm north of Toronto. There were sheep, chickens, goats - everything but horses. Tired of hearing Chris ask for a pony, his father fi nally relented, trading four goats for what would become a lifelong commitment for Chris.

The fi rst sign that Chris was destined for greatness came in 1994 when he topped the Kanatek Talent Squad and also received a Firestone Development Scholarship. After enjoying grand prix success with Davos in the 1990’s, Chris began riding for Susan Grange’s Lothlorien Farm in 2002, a move that saw his grand prix career skyrocket.

Over the past fi ve seasons, Chris has racked up impressive victories including last fall’s $100,000 Grand Prix at the CSI-W Tournament of Champions. The wave of success earned him a place on the Canadian Nations’ Cup Team at the 2005 Spruce Meadows “Masters” Tournament. As inclement weather pre-empted the proceedings, it was not until 2006 in Wellington, FL, that Chris made his ‘offi cial’ Nations’ Cup debut, and what a debut it was! Riding Mustique, Chris contributed the perfect score of two clear rounds, helping Canada to secure an important victory!

When not riding, Chris can often be found on the golf course. Horses Horses Rivendell 1995 chestnut Westphalian gelding, 16.3hh by Piano II Owner: Susan Grange Mustique 1997 chestnut Dutch Warmblood mare by Indoctro Owner: Susan Grange Bequia 1997 bay Dutch Warmblood mare, 16.2hh by Polydox Owner: Susan Grange Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 1st $75,000 CN Nations’ Cup, CSIO5* CN Wellington Finale, FL Mustique 2nd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup IV, CSI3* Florida Classic, Wellington, FL Rivendell 1st $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup III, CSI3* Kilkenny Internationale, FL Rivendell 5th $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup II, CSI3* Gold Coast Classic, FL Rivendell 2005 6th $60,000 Ricoh Big Ben Challenge, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Rivendell 2nd $55,000 Canadian Championships Round II, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Rivendell 1st $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, ON Rivendell 6th $40,000 CANA Cup, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, Calgary, AB Rivendell 1st $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Rivendell 1st $10,000 Open Welcome, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Rivendell 1st $20,000 Open Welcome, CSI-W Caledon Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Rivendell 4th $65,000 Big Ben Memorial Grand Prix, CSI3* Capital Classic, ON Rivendell 2nd $20,000 Open Welcome Stake, CSI3* Capital Classic, Ottawa, ON Mustique 5th $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Mustique 3rd $50,000 Grand Prix, Caledon National, Palgrave, ON Mustique 6th $50,000 Grand Prix, Classic @ Palgrave, Phase 1, Palgrave, ON Nero

22 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 23 Courtesy of Lorraine Small Kelley Small

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Ottawa, Ontario September 6, 1983 Kanata, Ontario

Kelley Small fi rst began riding at the age of ten at summer camp and soon became involved with the local Pony Club. At 13, she began training with Canadian Equestrian Team member Jill Henselwood, who coached her to Team Gold and Team Bronze medals as a member of the Junior Ontario Team at the 2000 and 2001 North American Young Riders’ Championship. In 2004, she was Canada’s top performer in the Championship division, placing sixth individually. One year after winning the $10,000 Talent Squad Series Round 2 at the 2003 Royal Horse Show and being awarded the Douglas M. Catto Memorial Trophy, Kelley made her Grand Prix debut at the age of 20. At the end of her fi rst season, she was tied for third place in the 2004 Canadian League standings. In 2005, another successful summer spent at Spruce Meadows resulted in Kelley earning Short Listed status with the Canadian Show Jumping Team for the second consecutive year and being asked to join “Team Molson”, a program for aspiring world class show jumping athletes.

Kelley is a four-time recipient of the City of Ottawa Amateur Sports Award for Equestrian. When not competing, training or working as the professional rider for Black Creek Sport Horses, she enjoys snowboarding, reading and music. Horses Horses

Calibur 1994 grey Holsteiner gelding, 16.3hh by Carthago Owner: Cimarron Farm

Paola Ltd. 1997 bay Dutch Warmblood mare, 16.3hh by Aldato Owner: Cimarron Farm

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 1st $30,000 Hagyard Grand Prix, CSI3* Lexington Classic II, KY Calibur 9th $50,000 Mary Rena Grand Prix, CSI3* Lexington Classic II, KY Calibur 4th $50,000 Commonwealth Grand Prix, CSI3* Lexington I, KY Calibur 10th $75,000 Grand Prix, HITS Desert Circuit V, Indio, CA Calibur 3rd $75,000 Footings Unlimited World Cup Qualifi er, HITS Indio IV, CA Calibur 10th $30,000 Ariat Grand Prix, HITS Indio IV, CA Calibur 2005 9th $50,000 Weston Canadian Open, CSI-W Toronto, ON Black Ice 6th $15,000 International Challenge, CSI-W Toronto, ON Plus que parfait 4th $15,000 International Welcome, CSI-W Toronto, ON Calibur 6th (tie) $25,000 Puissance, CSI-W Washington International, MD Black Ice 6th (tie) $40,000 ATCO Circuit, CSIO Spruce Meadows Masters, AB Black Ice 1st $10,000 Modifi ed Grand Prix, CSI-W Caledon Summer Festival, ON Black Ice 8th $100,000 CN Grand Prix, Spruce Meadows Continental, AB Calibur 8th $200,000 CN Grand Prix, Spruce Meadows National, AB Calibur 5th $25,000 Grand Prix, CSI Kentucky Spring Classic, Lexington, KY Calibur 4th $75,000 HITS Grand Prix, HITS Desert Circuit V, Indio, CA Calibur

22 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 23 Elliott Stone

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Midland, Ontario June 22, 1982 Midland, Ontario

Elliott Stone began riding at the age of seven on ‘Tony the Pony’. As a child and junior competitor, he enjoyed great success partnered with such memorable horses as Pedro, Chocolate Bar and Blind Date, a mare that had won a bronze medal for the U.S. with Debbie Stephens at the 1995 Pan American Games.

For the past several years, Elliott has been competing at the Grand Prix level with Freestyle and Ancho de Pomme whose sire, Jus de Pomme, won the individual gold medal at the 1996 Olympic Games. Riding in his fi rst World Cup Qualifying event at the 2003 Bromont International, Elliott advanced to the jump-off with both Freestyle and Ancho de Pomme, a great way to celebrate his 21st birthday. The same year, Elliott and Freestyle were members of the Gold Medal Team at the North American Young Riders’ Championship, also placing fi fth individually.

In addition to riding, Elliott plays hockey and has downhill skied competitively as a former member of the southern Ontario ski team.

Horses Horses

Freestyle 1994 bay Belgian Warmblood mare Owner: Michael Stone

Ancho de Pomme 1995 bay Belgian Warmblood gelding, 16.3hh by Jus de Pomme, Owner: Michael Stone

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 6th $60,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON Ancho de Pomme 3rd $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Collingwood Festival, ON Freestyle 3rd (tie) $75,000 Grand Prix, International Bromont, QC Freestyle 9th $55,000 Kubota Cup, International Bromont, QC Freestyle 7th $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Freestyle 8th $25,000 Desjardin Challenge, CSI-W Blainville, QC Ancho de Pomme 6th $150,000 Rolex/USEF Championship, CSI*** HITS III, NY Freestyle 8th $30,000 Intermediate Match, CSI*** HITS-on-the-Hudson III, NY Freestyle 9th $20,000 Opening Match, CSI*** HITS-on-the-Hudson III, NY Freestyle 6th $75,000 Grand Prix, CSI*** HITS-on-the-Hudson II, NY Freestyle 3rd $25,000 Open Jumper, CSI*** HITS-on-the-Hudson I, NY Freestyle 10th $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS IV Ocala Tournament, Ocala, FL Freestyle 8th $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS III Ocala Masters, Ocala, FL Freestyle 4th $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS II Ocala Winter Festival, Ocala, FL Freestyle 7th $50,000 EMO Grand Prix, HITS I Ocala Winter Classic, FL Freestyle

24 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 25 Beth Underhill

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Guelph, Ontario September 5, 1962 Schomberg, Ontario

As a teenager, Underhill earned top honours from the Royal Conservatory for her singing, but it was her love of horses that won out. First named to the Canadian Equestrian Team in 1990, Beth has ridden in over 25 Nations’ Cup competitions and, in 1993, was the fi rst woman to win the Canadian World Cup League, a feat she repeated in 1999. With her retired partner, Monopoly, Beth earned more than $1 million in the show ring.

A veteran of Pan American, Olympic and World Equestrian Games, Beth has claimed the Canadian Show Jumping Championship title on three occasions - in 1994 and 1996 with Monopoly and in 1999 with Altair. Having represented Canada at the 1998 World Equestrian Games in Rome, Italy, Beth and Altair were then Team Bronze Medallists at the 1999 Pan American Games. The same year, they fi nished second in the richest show jumping event in the world, the $800,000 du Maurier International, held at the CSIO Spruce Meadows “Masters” tournament where Beth was also named the Leading Lady Rider.

Beth is now enjoying grand prix success with Magdaline, the mare she rode to victory in the 2004 World Cup Qualifi er in Bromont, QC, and the $25,000 Collingwood Grand Prix. Beth operates Beth Underhill Stables in Schomberg, Ontario. Horses Horses

Magdaline 1994 liver chestnut Dutch Warmblood mare, 16.2hh, by Ahorn, Owner: Darryl B. Williams and Associates Inc.

Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 8th $40,000 Kubota Cup Final, CSI-W Royal Horse Show, Toronto, ON Magdaline 7th $55,000 Canadian Championships II, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Magdaline 5th $35,000 Kubota Cup Eastern Final, Maritime Fall Fair, NS Magdaline 3rd $25,000 Speed Classic, CSI-W Tournament of Champions, Palgrave, ON Magdaline 2nd $50,000 Grand Prix, Hits-on-the-Hudson VII, Saugerties, NY Magdaline 2nd $60,000 Kubota Cup Grand Prix, Collingwood Classic, ON Magdaline 8th (tie) $75,000 CN Grand Prix, International Bromont, QC Magdaline 3rd $30,000 Battenkill Grand Prix, Manchester Summer Festival, VT Magdaline 4th $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS II Showday National, Culpeper, VA Magdaline 2nd $50,000 Grand Prix, Caledon National, Palgrave, ON Magdaline 6th $50,000 EMO Grand Prix, HITS Commonwealth National, Culpeper, VA Magdaline 4th $50,000 Grand Prix, HITS IV Ocala Tournament, Ocala, FL Magdaline 2004 1st $20,000 Canadian Jumping Challenge, CSI-W Royal, Toronto, ON Magdaline 1st $20,000 Grand Prix, Oktoberfest Country Classic, Halton, ON Magdaline 1st $25,000 Collingwood Classic Grand Prix, Collingwood, ON Magdaline 1st $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W International Bromont, QC Magdaline

24 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 25 AinsleyAinsley Vince

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Oakville, Ontario August 3, 1976 Milton, Ontario

Following a successful junior career, Ainsley Vince was named to the Canadian Equestrian Team in 1995 after enjoying consistent fi nishes in several World Cup Qualifi ers riding Hocus Pocus.

Ainsley’s top mount is the veteran campaigner, Catch 22, a gelding that she purchased as a six-year-old. The pair made their international debut riding for Canada at the 1999 Washington International Horse Show and came home to the Royal Horse Show to help Canada win their second consecutive Bank of Montreal Nations’ Cup.

In 2000, Ainsley and Catch 22 made their fi rst of three World Cup Final appearances in Las Vegas before going on to represent Canada again at the 2003 and 2004 World Cup Finals. Also in 2004, Ainsley and Catch 22 were members of the winning Canadian Team in the Samsung Nations’ Cup in Wellington, Florida. One of this country’s most successful horse-rider combinations, Ainsley and Catch 22 were also back-to-back Canadian Show Jumping Champions in 2001 and 2002.

Ainsley recently opened her own training and sales business on her parents’ farm in Milton, ON. Her two younger sisters, Courtney and Sydney, are also successful show jumping competitors. Horses Horses Catch 22 1990 liver chestnut Dutch Warmblood gelding, 16.1hh by Notaris, Owner: Trinity Farm Kafka 1992 bay Dutch Warmblood stallion, 16.2hh by Concorde, Owner: 3E Syndicate Iron Horse Nicarta 1995 dark bay Dutch Warmblood mare by Libero H, Owner: Iron Horse Farm Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2005 3rd $40,000 Kubota Cup Final, CSI-W Toronto, ON Catch 22 9th $50,000 Grand Prix, Hits-on-the-Hudson VII, Saugerties, NY Uno 7th $100,000 Grand Prix, CSI-W Caledon Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Catch 22 5th $65,000 Big Ben Grand Prix, CSI3* Capital Classic, ON Uno 7th $150,000 Rolex/USEF Championship, CSI3* HITS III, NY Catch 22 7th $75,000 Grand Prix, CSI3* HITS-on-the-Hudson II, NY Catch 22 2nd $25,000 Open Jumper, CSI3* HITS-on-the-Hudson II, NY Catch 22 4th $50,000 Samsung Nations’ Cup, CSIO**** CN Wellington Finale, FL Catch 22 2nd $25,000 WEF Ariat Challenge Cup VI, CSI-W Cosequin Masters, FL Catch 22 2004 1st $50,000 Collingwood Festival Grand Prix, Collingwood, ON Catch 22 1st $40,000 Grand Prix, Summer Festival, Palgrave, ON Uno 1st $50,000 Alliance Grand Prix, Equestrian Festival, Palgrave, ON Kafka 2nd $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er Grand Prix, CSI-W Blainville, QC Uno 1st $75,000 CN Grand Prix, Bromont, QC Catch 22 1st $25,000 Grand Prix, HITS on the Hudson II, Saugerties, NY Catch 22 1st $50,000 Samsung Nations’ Cup, CSIO**** Wellington Finale, FL Catch 22

26 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 27 Keean White

Birthplace: Birthdate: Hometown: Cambridge, Ontario March 16, 1983 Cambridge, Ontario

At the age of 17, Keean White won the Junior/Amateur Championship at the 2000 Royal Horse Show, which would prove to be a sign of big things to come. Keean competed at fi ve consecutive North American Young Riders’ Championships from 1999 to 2003, capping off a successful Young Riders’ career by winning Team Gold and Individual Silver medals in 2003 riding Libidou.

Keean successfully entered the grand prix ranks in 2002, earning the title of ‘HITS Rookie of the Year’. The following year, he was the traveling alternate for the 2003 Pan American Games in the Dominican Republic with Arriscraft Rocca and, in September, the pair made their Nations’ Cup debut at the prestigious CSIO Spruce Meadows ‘Masters’ tournament in Calgary, AB.

Keean operates Angelstone Farms and competes with approximately 20 horses in the show ring. Keean is the only brother to three sisters - Zrria, Madrigal and Trella, all of who compete and are coached by their older brother. Keean even coaches his father, Randy, in the senior jumper divisions. An avid athlete, Keean enjoys playing hockey, golf and basketball. Horses Horses Arriscraft Rocca 1994 bay selle francais gelding by Hurlevent Owner: Randy White Vienna Rouge 1998 chestnut Belgian Warmblood mare, 16hh by Heartbreaker, Owner: Angelstone Farms and Linda Ratcliffe Whisper of Mazour 1999 brown Belgian Warmblood gelding, 16.1hh by Darco Owner: Angelstone Farms Recent Competition Highlights Recent Competition Highlights 2006 5th $20,000 International, CSI4* Charlotte Jumper Classic, VA Vienna Rouge 9th $20,000 1.50m Classic, CSI-W Tampa Bay Classic, Tampa, FL Vienna Rouge 2nd $100,000 Grand Prix, CSI HITS V Ocala Winter Finals, FL Arriscraft Rocca 6th $20,000 1.45m, CSI5* CN Wellington Open, Wellington, FL Vienna Rouge

2005 10th $50,000 World Cup Qualifi er, Collingwood Festival, ON Arriscraft Rocca 2nd $100,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Palgrave, ON Arriscraft Rocca 2nd $65,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Blainville, QC Arriscraft Rocca 10th $75,000 Grand Prix, CSI*** HITS-on-the-Hudson I, NY Arriscraft Rocca 8th $100,000 Grand Prix, HITS Ocala Winter Finals V, Ocala, FL Arriscraft Rocca 8th $50,000 Bayer Wellington Cup, CSI*** Bayer Gold Coast, FL Arriscraft Rocca 3rd $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup, CSI*** Bayer Gold Coast, FL Arriscraft Rocca

2004 5th $60,000 World Cup Qualifi er, CSI-W Blainville, QC Arriscraft Cassius 7th $150,000 Direct Energy, CSI Spruce Meadows National, AB Arriscraft Rocca

26 - Jump Canada, 2006 Jump Canada, 2006 - 27 Terrance Millar Chef d’Equipe

Terrance ‘Torchy’ Millar was a mainstay of the Canadian Show Jumping Team for more than four decades, being a member of the 1968 Olympic Team that won the Gold Medal in Mexico City, and also competing at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. In Pan American Games competition, he won Team Gold and Individual Bronze Medals in 1971 in Cali, Colombia, and Team Silver in 1983 in Caracas, Venezuela.

Following an illustrious competition career that saw him ride on 23 Nations’ Cup teams, Millar turned his attention to training and coaching. He acted as chef d’equipe of the Canadian Show Jumping Team at the 1998 World Equestrian Games in Rome, Italy, and the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Since 2004, he has been the Chair of High Performance for Jump Canada, and the chef d’equipe of the Canadian Show Jumping Team.

Married to Betsy, the couple has two children and have recently moved to a new home in Hockley Valley near Orangeville, ON.

2006 Jump Canada Talent Squad

Rider Horse Owner Nicolas-Xavier Belanger Now or Never Nicolas-Xavier Belanger Gary Brewster Watermark Gail Le Nobel Laurie Bucci Lalelu South Shore Farm Mika Buckwold Huxley Mika Buckwold Sven Frei Quebec Sven Frei Margie Gayford Stuntman Shawn Littler Tosca Kocken Newton Tosca Kocken Christi McQuaker Ella Christi McQuaker

Kristin Russel Ashtin’s Lucky Seven Ashtin Holdings Inc. Andrea Strain Cappuccino Andrea Strain

28 - Jump Canada, 2006 2006 CANADIAN FEI JUMPER COMPETITIONS

May 24-28, 2006 August 9-13, 2006 (WCQ - August 12, 2006) CSI 1* THUNDERBIRD SPRING CLASSIC, BC CSI-W COLLINGWOOD FESTIVAL, ON www.thunderbirdshowpark.com www.collingwoodhorseshows.com

June 7-11, 2006 August 23-27. 2006 (WCQ - August 27, 2006) CSI 5* SPRUCE MEADOWS “NATIONAL”, AB CSI 1* THUNDERBIRD SUMMER FESTIVAL, BC www.sprucemeadows.com August 30 - September 3, 2006 (WCQ - September 3, 2006) June 14-18, 2006 (WQC - June 18, 2006) CSI-W HALTON HILLS, ON CSI 4* & CSI-W SPRUCE MEADOWS “CONTINENTAL”, AB www.haltonplace.com

June 28-July 2, 2006 (WQC - July 1, 2006) September 6-10, 2006 CSI 4* & CSI-W SPRUCE MEADOWS “CANADA ONE”, AB CSIO 5* SPRUCE MEADOWS “MASTERS”, AB

July 5-9, 2006 (WQC - July 9, 2006) September 20-24, 2006 (WCQ - September 24, 2006) CSI-W JUMPING INTERNATIONALE DE BLAINVILLE, QC CSI 3*& CSI-W TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS, ON www.classiqueblainville.com www.on.aibn.com

July 5-9, 2006 November 3-12, 2006 (WCQ - November 8, 2006) CSI 5* SPRUCE MEADOWS “NORTH AMERICAN”, AB CSI 4* & CSI-W ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR, ON www.royalfair.org July 19-23, 2006 (WCQ - July 23, 2006) CSI 3* & CSI-W INTERNATIONAL BROMONT, QC www.internationalbromont.org Dates to Remember North American Young Riders’ Championship July 26-30, 2006 August 1-6, 2006, Lexington, VA CSI 3* INTERNATIONAL BROMONT, QC • • • • • World Equestrian Games August 2-6, 2006 (WCQ - August 6, 2006) August 22-September 3, 2006, Aachen, GERMANY CSI-W SUMMER FESTIVAL, ON • • • • • ��www.equiman.com Pan Am Games July 14-29, 2007, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL

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�� 28 - Jump Canada, 2006 Past Results/Major Games

SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES - SHOW JUMPING RESULTS (TOP 16)

INDIVIDUAL 1980 Rotterdam, NED Ian Millar BROTHER SAM Gold 1968 Mexico City, MEX James Elder THE IMMIGRANT 6th (Alternate Olympics) Mark Laskin DAMURAZ James Day CANADIAN CLUB 13th Jim Elder VOLUNTEER Michel Vaillancourt CHIVAS 1972 Munich, GER James Day STEELMASTER 4th 1984 Los Angeles, USA Ian Millar BIG BEN 4th 1976 Montreal, CAN Michel Vaillancourt BRANCH COUNTY Silver Hugh Graham ELROND 1984 Los Angeles, USA Mario Deslauriers ARAMIS 4th James Elder SHAWLINE Ian Millar BIG BEN 14th Mario Deslauriers ARAMIS 1988 Seoul, KOR Ian Millar BIG BEN 15th 1988 Seoul, KOR Ian Millar BIG BEN 4th 2000 Sydney, AUS Ian Millar DORINCORD 13th Laura Balisky LAVENDEL 48 Jonathan Asselin SPIRIT OF XEROX 15th Lisa Carlsen KAHLUA Mario Deslauriers BOX CAR WILLIE TEAM 1992 Barcelona, SPA Beth Underhill MONOPOLY 9th 1968 Mexico City, MEX James Day CANADIAN CLUB Gold Jennifer Foster ZEUS James Elder THE IMMIGRANT Jay Hayes ZUCARLOS Tom Gayford BIG DEE Ian Millar BIG BEN 1972 Munich, GER James Elder HOUDINI 6th 1996 Atlanta, USA Ian Millar PLAY IT AGAIN 16th James Day HAPPY FELLOW Mac Cone ELUTE Terrance Millar LE DAUPHIN Christopher Delia SILENT SAM Ian Millar SHOEMAN Linda Southern-Heathcott ADVANTAGE CHRYSLER 1976 Montreal, CAN James Day SYMPATICO 5th 2000 Sydney, AUS Ian Millar Dorincord 9th Michel Vaillancourt BRANCH COUNTY Jonathan Asselin Spirit of Xerox Ian Millar COUNTDOWN Jay Hayes Diva James Elder RAFFLES II John Pearce Vagabond

PAN AMERICAN GAMES - SHOW JUMPING RESULTS (TOP 6)

INDIVIDUAL 1979 San Juan, PR Ian Millar BROTHER SAM Silver 1967 Winnipeg, CAN James Day CANADIAN CLUB Gold Michel Vaillancourt CRIMSON TIDE Terry Liebel SYMPATICO 1971 Cali, COL Terrance Millar LE DAUPHIN Bronze John Simpson TEXAS 1975 Mexico City, MEX Norma Chornawak REST ASSURED 6th 1983 Caracas, VEN Jim Elder SHAWLINE Silver 1979 San Juan, PR Ian Millar BROTHER SAM Bronze Ian Millar FORESIGHT Michel Vaillancourt CRIMSON TIDE 6th Hugh Graham ABRAXAS 1983 Caracas, VEN Jim Elder SHAWLINE Silver Terrance Millar CONCORD Ian Millar FORESIGHT 5th 1987 Indianapolis, USA Ian Millar BIG BEN Gold 1987 Indianapolis, USA Ian Millar BIG BEN Gold Lisa Carlsen KAHLUA 1991 Havana, Cuba Danny Foster FOREVER DIAMOND Gold Laura Balisky LAVENDEL 48 Beth Underhill MONOPOLY Silver Hugh Graham WELLINGTON 1999 Winnipeg, CAN Ian Millar IVAR Gold 1991 Havana, Cuba Beth Underhill MONOPOLY Silver Sandra Anderson SCIROCCO TEAM Danny Foster FOREVER DIAMOND 1967 Winnipeg, CAN James Day CANADIAN CLUB Bronze Ian Millar BIG BEN Tom Gayford BIG DEE 1995 Buenos Aires, ARG Ian Millar MISTRAL 7th Jim Elder PIECES OF EIGHT Hugh Graham UNDERCOVER Moffat Dunlap ARGYLE Jill Henselwood AERIAL 1971 Cali, COL Terrance Millar LE DAUPHIN Gold 1999 Winnipeg, CAN Jill Henselwood TIL TOMORROW Bronze Jim Elder SHOEMAN Eric Lamaze KAHLUA Barbara Simpson MAGNOR Ian Millar IVAR Tom Gayford BIG DEE Beth Underhill ALTAIR 1975 Mexico City, MEX Jim Elder COUNT DOWN Bronze 2003 Santo Domingo, DR Karen Cudmore CONEJO 5th Frank Selinger DARK DOVE Eric Lamaze MILLCREEK ROSALINDE Michel Vaillancourt U.F.O. Ian Millar PROMISE ME Norma Chornawka REST ASSURED Mark Samuel DARIOS V

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - SHOW JUMPING RESULTS (TOP 16) 1982 Dublin, IRL Mac Cone JIBBER JABBER 5th Jim Elder SHAWLINE JUMPING - INDIVIDUAL Mark Laskin DAMURAZ 1974 La Baule, FRA Barbara Kerr MAGNOR Bronze Ian Millar WUNDERBAR 1986 Aachen, GER Gail Greenough MR. T Gold 1986 Aachen, GER Gail Greenough MR. T 4th John Anderson GOBY 8th John Anderson GOBY Ian Millar BIG BEN 10th Ian Millar BIG BEN Laura Balisky LAVENDAL 48 1994 The Hague, NED Beth Underhill MONOPOLY 14th 1994 The Hague, NED Eric Lamaze CAGNEY 7th JUMPING - TEAM Jill Henselwood CANADIAN COLOURS 1970 La Baule, FRA James Day CANADIAN CLUB Gold Ian Millar FUTURE VISION James Elder SHOEMAN (won NC) Beth Underhill MONOPOLY Tom Gayford BIG DEE 1998 Rome, ITA Eric Lamaze CAGNEY 10th Moffat Dunlap ARGYLL Ian Millar MONT CENIS 1978 Aachen, GER Ian Millar BROTHER SAM 4th John Pearce JAMCO’S VAGABOND Terry Liebel SYMPATICO Beth Underhill ALTAIR John Simpson TEXAS 2002 Jerez, ESP Melissa Brown KAROLUS K 10th Jim Elder WOW Mac Cone COCU Karen Cudmore CONEJO Eric Lamaze MILLCREEK RAPHAEL

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