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The Horse's Maine & NH The Horse's Maine & NH 153A Pickpocket Rd. Brentwood, NH 03833 & Maine and NH's Own Equestrian Newspaper October 2017 $2.00 Cyan Magenta Yellow Yellow Black 1 LOTS OF SHOWS - THEY'RE WRAPPING UP! Including: The Downeast Medal Finals A Trail Challenge Pine Tree Sizzler Rusty Knees • Scarlet Day • SMDA POSTAL CUSTOMER POSTAL Waldo • Sebasticook • ASAM and MORE! ECRWSS NEW & IMPROVED FORMULA Empower® Topline BalanceTM THE FIRST CHOICE IN TOPLINE HEALTH Just like humans, horses have a core muscle group that enables motion, performance, and drive—and proper nutrition is key to a healthy core. Known as the topline, a horse’s core plays an important role in how a horse performs, looks, and feels. A strong and healthy topline signifies core strength and proper nutrition. Cargill, Incorporated. All rights reserved. Incorporated. Cargill, Research proves Nutrena feeds are the best when it comes to topline. 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Page 2 The Horse's Maine & NH October 2017 For the 26th year, a three- next year! Strand of Gold Elementary Sr. phase competition in Dressage, Novice/Training: 1. Don : 1. Clare Payne/Blue Moxie 2. shows Cross Country jumping, and Show Devine/Voodoo Too 2. Don Audrey Bean/Bailey/Lucky Day Jumping was held at Dennis and Devine/Falcor 3. Jeanie Clarke/ 3. Chelsie Oldfield/Canadale End Beth Ruksznis’s Rusty Knees Famos 71 Novice Open: 1. Mad- of Era 4. Andie Babcock/Putter Rusty Knees Horse Farm in Dover-Foxcroft on Sept ison Blodgett/Lycius Lydia 2. Kate Elementary A: 1. Breck Mon- 3. We were really fortunate to Lehnard/Brian Boru 3. Kate Day/ seau/Gabriel 2. Morgan Beaulieu/ Trials have 58 entries from all over the Cavan Beginner Novice A: 1. Donatello 3. Serena Blasius/ photos by Rikki Babcock State, many of which came just in Melanie Harris/Eire of Romance Hunterston 4. Jenny Noyes/High a few days before the event, and 2. Rikki Babcock/Wil Lyn In- Caliber 5. Marian Easton/Mead- Aero 4. Xavier Cummings/Shire Ruby Slippers 3. Finnian O’Malia/ sent us scrambling to set up a sec- dependence 3. Heather Madore/ ow Brooke Elementary B: 1. 5. Izabella Simmons/Sheezar Ex- Tamerackin 4. Hannah Mushrow/ ond dressage ring so riders weren’t Classic Kids Bonanza 4. Audrey Sophia Miller/Monkey Business cellar Introductory B: 1. Chelsie Chance 5. Kelsey Young/Jasper’s doing Dressage at 4 pm! Because Bean/Bailey/Willy Elliot 5. El- 2. Eleanor McMahon/Buttercup Oldfield/Ruger 2. Zoe Maltese/ Royal Keeper the forecast was dire, we made eanor Demmons/Kashtintana 6. 3. Sydney Gebo/Lock ‘N Load a change to the traditional time Ali Kenny/Cady O’Dally Tinker 4. Natalie Gore/September Dawn schedule to compress the day’s Beginner Novice B: 1. Aaliyah 5. Elaine Vanedestine/Keelee 6. events and beat the rain. Horses Ellis/Mr. Liam 2. Sarah Gardella/ Addison Clukey/My Sunny Boy and riders did Dressage, had about Cat’s Pajamas 3. Jessica John- Introductory A: 1. Sophia Lichti/ 2 hours to walk their XC and SJ son/Luganske 4. Claire Nick- Ambuscade 2. Ava Sproul/Royal courses before Cross Country, af- les/Foxglove 5. Madison Kane/ Decoupage 3. Olivia Mamula/ ter which they went directly (with a 20 minute breather!) to Show Jumping to finish the day. All nine divisions were finished by 3 pm, just beating the rain. Another change this year was the addition of a Training/Novice division, in which the competitors rode Dressage and Show Jumping tests of Training level difficulty, and the Cross Country was the Jessica Johnson on Luganske Novice course with the addition of two very challenging larger Training fences. Both the Training Cyan and Novice divisions were timed on the Cross Country but just a few time penalties were awarded. Magenta Dressage was judged by Jes- Sydney Gebo on Lock ‘N Load sica Dion Buzwell and Gail Mc- Cormack, Scribes Kris Nicola, Yellow Yellow Stephanie Hancock and Brea Thibideau. Dressage Stewards Barbara Bentley and Jess Ellis Black kept things on time. Dennis R. and Jerry Harriman ran the start at Cross Country with Medical person and score runner Lisa S. assisting. XC fence judges Terri Melanie Harris on Eire of Romance Ogden, Caitlin Donahue, Marsha Delaware, Janet Schlenker, Ange- la McMahon, Clarissa Edelston, 3 Gary Anderson, Jenn Kolvoord, Kris Nikola, and Warm up Stew- ard Breanna all did a great job and helped the event run smooth- ly. Debbie Place stepped up to Sophia Miller on Monkey Business judge Show Jumping when Cat Ruksznis had to fill in as Scorer, assisted by Gabby Jolin. The SJ course was designed with the as- sistance of Don Devine, and set up by Gail McCormack and Infinity Farm’s Jenna. Thanks to Foxcroft Pony Club for providing food and beverages for the day. We were so pleased to see both Addison Clukey on My Sunny Boy returning competitors and some new ones, and the apparent resur- gence of interest in eventing at our MeCTA affiliated (unrecognized by USEA) horse trials is hearten- ing and makes the whole effort of organizing this event worthwhile. Thanks to all competitors, support crews, and spectators! See you Andie Babcock on Putter October 2017 The Horse's Maine & NH Page 3 A Few Guidelines for Submitting Articles For the most part, putting articles into The Horse's Maine A MULTI-DISCIPLINE MONTHLY NEWSPAPER EXCLUSIVELY FOR & NH is very easy. Email your THE StatEWIDE EQUESTRIAN COMMUNITY OF MAINE & NH articles and photos to us. Just remember that articles should be A monthly newspaper for, by and Publisher: Bald Hill Press news, news about your group or 13 Cole Farm Road, Dayton, Maine about Maine and NH residents. Opin- Editor: Lynda McCann your barn. About whatever has www.andysagway.com ions expressed herein are those of the [email protected] happened. Coming events can authors and do not necessarily express • Triple Crown, Nutrena, Agway and Pennfield Feeds the opinions of The Horse's Maine & Proofing: Wendy McCann certainly be mentioned, but they • Woody Pet & Streufex Bedding, Shavings, Straw, Hay NH. We are not able to check the accu- Independent Ad Rep: Kandace cannot be advertised in articles. • Stall Mats, Fencing Supplies, Gates & Round Pens not racy of all ads and make no claims or Mattson We do allow: • Barn and Grooming Supplies guarantees concerning them. • Web addresses in the articles. • Feeds and Needs for Your Pets and Livestock Deadline is the tenth of each month. Everyone is encouraged to put "For our news, just go to www..." • Lawn & Garden Needs Articles, ads, letters and calendar dates the news from their association, does not work for us. 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