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GMHA July Dressage Days 2020 GMHA July Dressage Days Stall2020 Chart Rider Name Horse Stall Number Adams, Katherine Zuarte Interagro B06 Aiyawar, Alicia Libretto C09 Arthur, Sarah Jane Get Ready D22 Austin, Elisabeth Coltrane PAV07 Barbarick, Anne ZZ Top 4 D31 Batchelder, Emma Grand Affaire B14 Bean, Carissa Luke D21 Beck, Linda Jumping Jennifer C4 Becker, Kristen Lamborghini D08 Benoit, Lillian Chico Dulce Viento D20 Bigos, Janice Sir Winston PAV08 Bok, Roxanne Kijony A06 Bresky, Amy Horacio Interagro C26 Burdick, Devin Liberty UT14 Carleton, Roberta Emeril A05 Carleton, Roberta Flingh's DreamTack A02 Carleton, Roberta Flingh's Dream A03 Carleton, Roberta Rawleigh A04 Cauvel, Ashley Wrigley D29 Cavicchi, Debra Rhianna BR B26 Congdon, Joy Byzy After Hours UT01 Congdon, Joy Byzy After HoursTack UT02 Cross, Lisa Ziggy Stardust D26 Crowley, Maureen Freelance C01 Desautels, Amy Surreal CFF A26 Donovan, Allison Willomena of Stone E04 Donovan, Brenna Scandal LWFTack D03 GMHA July 2020 Dressage Day Rider Name Horse Stall Number Donovan, Brenna Scandal LWF D04 Drake, Carrigan Tally Ho D01 Dugan, Bevin Cape Cal C2 Dugan, Bevin Malachi C3 Durick, Leigh Warlock FH C13 Dykiel, Juliane Falcao E13 Dykiel, Juliane Favonius Da Rapos E11 Dykiel, Juliane Favonius Da RaposTack E12 Flannery, Zoe Sparticus LHF C23 Flannery, Zoe Sparticus LHFTack C24 Forsyth, Sophia WibkaTack C06 Forsyth, Sophia Wibka C07 Gierasch, Lila Herodotus Interagro B09 Haney, Marin Ptarmigan E15 Harbin, Beth Expert ACB D06 Hogan-Poulsen, Ruth Caliente A14 Holloran, Tessa Damion SS PAV10 Holloran, Tessa Damion SSTack PAV11 Jaffe, Anna Moonshine PAV05 Jordan, Jaelyn Indigo Girl A23 Jordan, Jaelyn Indigo GirlTack A24 Joseph, Lillianna Fanta CHF C12 Kahn-Sinclair, Victoria Lotus B17 Kennedy-DeGruttola, Holly Allons-Y UT16 Knoll, Ally Liberty Da Castanh UT10 Koerner, Lucy Herzgold 5 A10 Koerner, Margaret DavenportTack A08 Koerner, Margaret Davenport A09 Korey, Maggie Eros C28 Kwiatkowski, Huibertje Ant Chenie E05 Lane, Christina Gero Vom Schiffer B23 Larson, Emily Uloma MG D24 Laudemann, Kerstin L'Etoile JKA E02 GMHA July 2020 Dressage Day Rider Name Horse Stall Number Lee, Jutta Don Gavilan B10 Lee, Jutta Espirito B11 Lee, Jutta In The Nick Of TimTack B12 Lee, Jutta In The Nick Of Tim B13 Levesque, Deanna Owlwood Wild ValTack D18 Levesque, Deanna Owlwood Wild Val D19 Litwinczak, Kim Divers-W PAV01 Maciel-Dum Nascimento, R Cheyenne M E08 Maciel-Dum Nascimento, R Don Silvano E10 Maciel-Dum Nascimento, R Navarre E09 Mae, Maggie Wenetwo UP04 Massotti, Olivia CBMF Stolen Kisse UT06 Mathieson, Gwen Fürstenstern B01 Maynard, Kristina Kinsman Diamond Delight UP06 McCusker, Sharon Diaman D30 McLaughlin, Paydan Lily Of Chincoteag D16 Meyer, Michele The Wizard PAV09 Middaugh, Jillian Miss Behaved C21 Morin-Graham, Christina Blueberry Hill UP05 Murphy-Ashton, Jean Geartsje Fan't Reidf D14 Neilson, Carly Atterupgaards Mani B16 Neilson, Carly Gustav B15 Nordlander, Kicki Quando B A11 Nordlander, Peter Allright A12 Nordlander, Peter Gerhart Friesians O A13 Oellers, Elizabeth Dietrich LJS PAV18 Olsen, Tracey Silhouette UP01 Olsen, Tracey SilhouetteTack UP20 Orth, Katherine Sinco De Mayo SP C10 Paulhus, Megan Dream Of Nibelung UT08 Pilicy, Viviane Cloud Dancer Casi E01 Preston, Elizabeth Rhia MTack D27 Preston, Elizabeth Rhia M D28 GMHA July 2020 Dressage Day Rider Name Horse Stall Number Quinn, Ryan Deyo UT07 Read, Annie Carolina PCH C17 Read, Nancy Caribe PCH C16 Riess-Choukas, Kerry BaximilianaTack A18 Riess-Choukas, Kerry Baximiliana A19 Rigby, Wendy Dynamo B25 Roe, Sophie Coffee Fever E17 Savage, Samantha Etitano UT12 Schmid, Polly Desmond UT04 Schreuer, Lucy Don't Tell B21 Simon, Lauren Ballantine B03 Simon, Lauren BallantineTack B04 Simon, Lauren Champion de Cham B02 Smith, Jacalyn Bella Primera B18 Smith, Jacalyn Bella PrimeraTack B19 Smith, Sara GalileoTack A15 Smith, Sara Galileo A16 Solway, Lyla Gemini UP03 Solway, Lyla GeminiTack UP18 Sterritt, Kathryn Be Darn Special C22 Stetson Dibble, Eleanor Finsh B08 Sullivan, Brianna Laurence E06 Sullivan, Brianna LaurenceTack E07 Suprenant, Wendy Ever So C19 Systo, Jess Rubinia E20 Tarbell, Bethany Steinbeck C15 Tarmey, Heather Wripley E19 Thorpe, Isabella Bella Ymas UP02 Vallie, Jerica Sterling Silver D17 Waterman, Catherine FCF Oberons Vanit C31 Waterman, Catherine Lena C29 Waterman, Catherine Lorenzo C30 Young, Grace Maestro A21 GMHA July 2020 Dressage Day Rider Name Horse Stall Number Young, Grace MaestroTack A22 GMHA July 2020 Dressage Day GMHA July Dressage Days 2020 7/24/2020 - 7/24/2020 Rider Name Stall # Quantity Rider Name Stall # Quantity Carleton, Roberta A03 4 Carleton, Roberta A04 4 Bok, Roxanne A06 4 Koerner, Margaret A09 5 Koerner, Lucy A10 5 Nordlander, Kicki A11 5 Mathieson, Gwen B01 12 Gierasch, Lila B09 4 Lee, Jutta B10 4 Lee, Jutta B11 3 Crowley, Maureen C01 3 Aiyawar, Alicia C09 3 Durick, Leigh C13 3 Suprenant, Wendy C19 3 Korey, Maggie C28 4 Donovan, Brenna D04 5 Harbin, Beth D06 4 Benoit, Lillian D20 4 Cross, Lisa D26 2 Cauvel, Ashley D29 3 McCusker, Sharon D30 3 Laudemann, Kerstin E02 4 Kwiatkowski, Huibertje Antonia E05 5 Sullivan, Brianna E06 3 Dykiel, Juliane E11 1 Dykiel, Juliane E11 2 Dykiel, Juliane E13 1 Dykiel, Juliane E13 2 Litwinczak, Kim PAV01 6 Bigos, Janice PAV08 2 Meyer, Michele PAV09 3 Olsen, Tracey UP01 6 Thorpe, Isabella UP02 4 Solway, Lyla UP03 4 Mae, Maggie UP04 6 Morin-Graham, Christina UP05 5 Maynard, Kristina Kinsman UP06 5 Congdon, Joy UT01 3 Massotti, Olivia UT06 3 Knoll, Ally UT10 2 Total Shavings Count 154 Desautels, Amy A26 5 Read, Nancy C16 2 Read, Annie C17 2 Dugan, Bevin C3 3 Total Shavings Count 12 Page 1 of 1.
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