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2019 USEF Pony Finals Small Green Pony Hunter OVERALL STANDINGS 2019 USEF Pony Finals Small Green Pony Hunter OVERALL STANDINGS Model Under Saddle Over Fences Rank No. Pony Rider J1 J2 J3 Total 25% J1 J2 J3 Total 25% J1 J2 J3 Total 50% Overall 1 991 SO CHARMING CAROLINE PASSARELLI 79.00 76.00 77.23 232.23 232.23 87.31 89.00 86.00 262.31 262.31 87.00 84.00 85.23 256.23 512.46 1007.00 2 790 SUNSHINE KID ANNABELLE BROWN 88.00 85.00 85.55 258.55 258.55 86.75 79.00 82.50 248.25 248.25 76.60 77.50 79.65 233.75 467.50 974.30 3 1058 CLOVERMEADE POP SECRET OLIVIA SWEETNAM 84.25 78.00 85.25 247.50 247.50 86.87 85.00 86.00 257.87 257.87 79.00 76.00 75.51 230.51 461.02 966.39 4 398 SNOOP DOGG CARLYSLE DROSOS 88.00 85.00 86.00 259.00 259.00 79.31 75.50 80.00 234.81 234.81 77.00 75.25 76.11 228.36 456.72 950.53 5 807 JUST ENUFF MADELINE RUBIN 85.50 85.00 81.26 251.76 251.76 81.72 76.00 81.00 238.72 238.72 78.00 74.25 72.51 224.76 449.52 940.00 6 783 FC HI FASHION KIERSTIN ANTONIADIS 85.00 86.00 85.23 256.23 256.23 81.46 77.00 76.00 234.46 234.46 74.50 74.05 74.51 223.06 446.12 936.81 7 524 MARGARITA LAUREN GEE 73.50 76.00 72.05 221.55 221.55 77.63 83.00 80.00 240.63 240.63 82.50 76.00 76.67 235.17 470.34 932.52 8 665 WHO'S WATCHING MILANA ZUKOWSKI 84.75 80.50 80.55 245.80 245.80 85.47 82.00 84.00 251.47 251.47 69.50 72.12 72.21 213.83 427.66 924.93 9 531 WAIT FOR ME SYDNEY PIFER 72.25 82.50 71.22 225.97 225.97 79.12 87.00 78.00 244.12 244.12 74.00 77.25 70.27 221.52 443.04 913.13 10 1040 JAMES DEAN TAYLOR CAWLEY 68.00 75.75 78.50 222.25 222.25 79.31 85.50 85.50 250.31 250.31 76.00 68.12 73.51 217.63 435.26 907.82 11 838 RUBIK'S CUBE TRILBY ALLEN 84.50 86.00 77.85 248.35 248.35 82.75 83.50 80.50 246.75 246.75 69.75 70.75 65.47 205.97 411.94 907.04 12 795 PRESS PLAY KAT FUQUA 86.00 83.00 75.23 244.23 244.23 77.36 72.00 83.75 233.11 233.11 67.23 73.12 69.51 209.86 419.72 897.06 13 1050 HEAVEN SENT VIVIENNE NOEL 81.00 85.25 79.22 245.47 245.47 85.67 86.00 84.50 256.17 256.17 67.41 63.12 64.75 195.28 390.56 892.20 14 605 WISH LIST MARISSA SANTANIELLO 78.25 69.00 77.21 224.46 224.46 85.13 85.00 82.00 252.13 252.13 73.00 65.00 68.23 206.23 412.46 889.05 15 733 SUGARBROOK TOO BLUE SOPHIA AYERS 81.00 81.00 72.11 234.11 234.11 76.51 82.00 84.00 242.51 242.51 65.73 67.35 71.25 204.33 408.66 885.28 16 406 JUBILEE ROSE CAMPBELL 84.00 85.50 80.11 249.61 249.61 85.31 78.00 83.00 246.31 246.31 63.15 63.23 68.25 194.63 389.26 885.18 17 729 SUGAR RUSH ALEXIS BAUMAN 71.00 73.00 70.11 214.11 214.11 77.65 80.00 78.00 235.65 235.65 75.00 67.00 75.25 217.25 434.50 884.26 18 674 CREATIVITY LILLIAN GEITNER 76.00 68.00 78.22 222.22 222.22 84.32 85.50 85.50 255.32 255.32 66.30 66.23 70.51 203.04 406.08 883.62 19 565 STARSTRUCK FAIRYTALE GEORGIA SPOTSWOOD 77.75 78.00 75.55 231.30 231.30 77.31 76.00 78.50 231.81 231.81 72.00 69.12 64.51 205.63 411.26 874.37 20 840 ALWAYS CHIPPER ALPINE GRIFFIN 73.25 77.00 74.11 224.36 224.36 76.32 74.50 75.00 225.82 225.82 71.00 71.00 67.23 209.23 418.46 868.64 21 496 BLUEGRASS SINATRA BROOKE KELLY 77.00 76.00 73.66 226.66 226.66 77.00 73.00 75.00 225.00 225.00 70.00 68.00 68.75 206.75 413.50 865.16 22 515 FAIRYWOOD TOMBOY VERONICA FEELEY 84.75 84.00 75.12 243.87 243.87 81.73 83.00 82.00 246.73 246.73 66.35 60.00 60.51 186.86 373.72 864.32 23 474 FLAT STANLEY MARY GRANT BAUMBACH 72.00 76.00 74.55 222.55 222.55 85.36 85.00 79.00 249.36 249.36 64.00 65.35 66.25 195.60 391.20 863.11 24 506 TRENDING TOPIC SAMANTHA SMITH 70.00 72.00 71.01 213.01 213.01 83.28 87.50 83.00 253.78 253.78 68.00 62.25 63.51 193.76 387.52 854.31 25 545 PEBBLE BEACH LILLIAN MUNOZ 77.50 68.00 75.53 221.03 221.03 80.67 84.50 80.00 245.17 245.17 67.00 63.00 62.11 192.11 384.22 850.42 26 547 JUSTAMERE CANARY DIAMOND REAGAN WILLIAMS 74.25 80.00 78.11 232.36 232.36 78.32 75.00 81.50 234.82 234.82 65.00 64.20 61.22 190.42 380.84 848.02 27 476 LITTLE BLUE BOX TAYLOR TRACY 78.00 65.00 74.56 217.56 217.56 84.63 78.00 82.00 244.63 244.63 60.00 62.00 61.23 183.23 366.46 828.65 28 380 DARTH VADER SARA BURCHFIELD 83.75 80.00 72.33 236.08 236.08 76.35 88.00 87.00 251.35 251.35 51.00 59.00 57.99 167.99 335.98 823.41 29 438 CANTERBROOK WHIMSY ISABELLE KAUFMAN 78.00 72.00 82.77 232.77 232.77 81.75 86.00 82.00 249.75 249.75 50.00 52.12 60.71 162.83 325.66 808.18 30 714 BROWNIE POINT LILY GIUNTA 82.00 77.00 80.01 239.01 239.01 75.30 73.00 75.00 223.30 223.30 62.00 58.00 52.37 172.37 344.74 807.05 31 580 IDOLIZE TIARA D'AMICO 81.00 79.00 81.11 241.11 241.11 83.21 87.00 83.00 253.21 253.21 52.00 50.10 54.11 156.21 312.42 806.74 32 879 UP UP & AWAY KAITLYN LINCK 83.25 84.00 84.99 252.24 252.24 84.32 74.00 75.00 233.32 233.32 54.00 50.00 53.23 157.23 314.46 800.02 33 966 WINDHOVER READY TO DANCE OLIVIA MURRAY 78.50 78.00 77.31 233.81 233.81 78.12 83.00 76.00 237.12 237.12 56.00 52.00 55.01 163.01 326.02 796.95 34 787 EVANS CHARISMATIC SUN GOD ADALINE MACHADO 73.00 75.00 72.31 220.31 220.31 74.31 72.00 78.00 224.31 224.31 55.00 53.00 54.12 162.12 324.24 768.86 35 717 FARNLEY HEADLINE SAVANNAH EMBLY 73.75 72.00 76.21 221.96 221.96 78.55 80.50 83.50 242.55 242.55 40.50 42.00 40.51 123.01 246.02 710.53 Scoring and Results Provided by Pyramid Sports Timing 36 557 DANCE PARTY EMILIA RICHARD 77.00 79.50 82.22 238.72 238.72 75.12 86.00 85.00 246.12 246.12 39.00 36.00 35.11 110.11 220.22 705.06 37 737 SILVER SLUGGER LAUREN STUDSTILL 79.50 65.00 70.22 214.72 214.72 79.87 79.00 75.50 234.37 234.37 40.00 39.00 39.99 118.99 237.98 687.07 38 475 PYRON BOOT SCOOTIN LUCY GRACE GULLUNG 75.00 70.00 75.66 220.66 220.66 75.00 74.00 74.00 223.00 223.00 42.00 35.00 41.23 118.23 236.46 680.12 39 949 FOZZIE BEAR JULIA LI 77.25 82.00 75.12 234.37 234.37 60.00 83.00 74.50 217.50 217.50 38.50 38.00 37.27 113.77 227.54 679.41 40 601 PICK ME MOLLY BROOKS 76.50 73.00 79.55 229.05 229.05 83.31 88.00 84.00 255.31 255.31 EL EL EL 0.00 0.00 484.36 41 661 CLOVERMEADE BUNNY TALKS HELENA TIMPANY 83.25 78.25 79.22 240.72 240.72 85.34 74.00 82.50 241.84 241.84 EL EL EL 0.00 0.00 482.56 42 473 KEEP IT SIMPLE CAMPBELL BROWN 83.00 63.00 82.08 228.08 228.08 78.42 80.00 74.00 232.42 232.42 EL EL EL 0.00 0.00 460.50 43 626 DON'T MAKE ME CRY VIOLET CAPRA 70.00 65.00 69.12 204.12 204.12 55.00 40.00 50.00 145.00 145.00 EL EL EL 0.00 0.00 349.12 44 964 SUMMERWOOD'S DREAM COME TRUELAUREN REID 80.00 83.00 70.11 233.11 233.11 WD WD WD 0.00 0.00 WD WD WD 0.00 0.00 233.11 Scoring and Results Provided by Pyramid Sports Timing 2019 USEF Pony Finals Medium Green Pony Hunter OVERALL STANDINGS Model Under Saddle Over Fences Rank No.
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