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Woodside Summer Horse Trials and Modified Training Challenge August 13-15, 2021 Woodside Summer Horse Trials and Modified Training Challenge Tina Fitch Photography Tina our priority HORSES their owners their trainers their riders and the property they live on providing insurance coverage for the equestrian world for over 50 years Equine Mortality . Farm & Ranch Commercial Packages Equine Surgical & Major Medical Insurance Trainer Liability . Care, Custody & Control Workers’ Compensaton & Employers Liability CDI OB21295 a division of Parker General Insurance (800) 321-5723 www.Equine-Ins.com Joe & Donna Parker Follow us! Woodside Summer Horse Trials and Modifed Training Challenge August 13-15 OFFICIALS PRESIDENT OF THE GROUND JURY Marilyn Payne ASSISTANT MEMBER OF THE GROUND JURY Vicky Stashuk-Matisi TECHNICAL DELEGATE Wendy Wergeles XC COURSE DESIGNER Bert Wood, USA SHOW JUMPING DESIGNER Chris Barnard; Asst: Kelly James DRESSAGE JUDGES Anne Howard, Dayna Lynd-Pugh, Cee Cee Giovannetti ANNOUNCER Malcom Hook OR, Louis Blankenship CA TREATING VETERINARY Kayla Dykstra 831-521-2758, Danielle Price 650-400-3500 FARRIER Tyler Wilberg (510) 760-3069 COURSE BUILDERS XC-David Cathcart, Louis Blankenship, Dan Serafni ORGANIZER Robert Kellerhouse VOLUNTEER STEWARDS Julie White, Cassie Harkins, Emma Bailey, Heidi Hofman, Golly Martin, Charlotte Freeman SHOW SECRETARY Rick Dunkerton SCORERS Scoring Chix SAFETY OFFICER Ashlyn Dorsey SHOW OPERATIONS Sedona Murray, Kristi Blankenship, Horsepark Team HORSE AMBULANCE Danielle Price AMBULANCE SERVICE AMR Ambulance Service, VTACH Medical Services PROGRAM Julie Davison VIDEO Ride On Video Bob and Debi Ravenscroft PHOTOGRAPHER Marcus Greene Outdoor Photography 1 The Summer Event At Woodside Schedule August 13-15, 2021 Friday, August 13 Time Divisions Judge Ring 1 8:00 - 11:45 MT-O, MT-R Marilyn Payne, Vicky Stashuk-Matisi Ring 1 12:55 - 4:45 AI, OI, OINTRO-B Marilyn Payne Ring 2 8:00 - 4:15 OP, PR, SNR, OINTRO-A Cee Cee Giovannetti Ring 3 12:35 - 4:20 OBN, JBNR-B Vicky Stashuk-Matisi Ring 4 8:00 - 4:05 N-AM, ON, JNR, SBNR-B Dayna Lynd Pugh Ring 5 8:00 - 4:15 OT, STR, JTR, SBNR-A, JBNR-A Anne Howard Saturday, August 14 Cross Country 8:00 - 9:05 MT-O, MT-R Wendy Wergeles 9:25 - 10:40 AI, OI 11:00 - 12:25 PR, OP 12:45 - 2:00 OT, STR, JTR 2:20 - 3:15 INTRO-A, INTRO-B Show Jumping 8:30 - 10:50 ON, SNR, JNR, N-AM Vicky Stashuk-Matisi 12:10 - 3:10 SBNR-A, SBNR-B, JBNR-A, OBN, JBNR-B Reverse 5:00 - 6:05 MT-O, MT-R Order of Go Sunday, August 15 Show Jumping 8:00 - 8:25 AI Marilyn Payne 8:50 - 9:10 OI 9:35 - 10:30 OP, PR 10:55 - 12:15 OT, STR, JTR 12:40 - 1:40 INTRO-A, INTRO-B Cross Country 8:30 - 10:50 ON, SNR, JNR, N-AM Wendy Wergeles 11:10 - 1:50 OBN, SBNR-A, SBNR-B, JBNR-A JBNR-B Start Times are subject to some modifcation 2 Facility Map Barns A-I Arena 3 Arena Barns J-U 4/5 Arena 1/2 & Show Jump Barns AA-II YEH Jumping 3 WELCOME We are pleased to welcome you to The Horse Park at Woodside and to The Summer Event at Woodside. More than just a gathering of people and their equine partners – which is not unusual in Woodside – The Event at Woodside draws competitors from all over the West Coast, with some of the region’s top Eventing riders and horses contending for honors while enjoying the breathtaking view of the San Francisco Bay Area. We appreciate and thank you for choosing Woodside as part of your competition calendar. The Horse Park has a mission to promote equine education across all major disciplines, to be a center for world class competitions, and to be excellent stew- ards of this very special open space land. Over the past year, The Horse Park has undergone significant changes. We continue to work hard to upgrade all aspects of The Horse Park and to make your experience here a special one. The Board of Governors approved significant investments in major enhance- ments in the past year. These investments were supported by generous donors, allow- ing The Horse Park to continue its journey of becoming a premier equestrian facility. • New premium portable show stabling on the hillside overlooking the Grand Prix arena will soon be joined by more premium show stabling in the North Barn area. • Two new restroom trailers have been added for the convenience of exhibitors and members. • Our concession/vendor area has been greatly enhanced with lovely arbors, fabulous views and comfortable seating. • Cross-country courses continue to be enhanced thanks to Bert Wood, David Cathcart, Louis Blankenship, Adri Doyle • New investments in equipment have supported our focus on premier arena and cross-country footing. • Our continued focus on land management supports the beauty of the entire facility. • We continue to work with Woodside Eventing to make your show experience better each year. We greatly value our Exhibitors, Members’ and the surrounding community who continue to show at The Horse Park which supports our efforts to make these improvements and strive to become a first class equestrian facility. To all the athletes competing – The Horse Park wishes you success in displaying your abilities and hard work to the fullest. To all those spectating – we encourage you to bring your lawn chair, enjoy the event and take in the stunning natural beauty of The Horse Park at Woodside. Thank you all for following our COVID-19 procedures. Have a great show! Sincerely, The Horse Park at Woodside 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 The Summer Event at Woodside (Aug 2021) Competitor List Advanced/Intermediate [AI] Ring 1 # Rider Horse Owner Color Breed Dressage Cross Stadium 41 Tamra Smith Elliot-V Luisa Bay Dutch Warmblood Fri, 12:55 PM Sat, 10:02 AM Sun, 08:00 AM 36 Megan McIver Quintessence Megan McIver Brown Hanoverian Fri, 01:03 PM Sat, 09:47 AM Sun, 08:03 AM 37 Lauren LoPiccolo Diego Lauren Bay Dutch Warmblood Fri, 01:11 PM Sat, 09:50 AM Sun, 08:06 AM Open Intermediate [OI] Ring 1 # Rider Horse Owner Color Breed Dressage Cross Stadium 32 Tamra Smith Makemineadouble Linda Paine Brown Thoroughbred/Tho Fri, 01:40 PM Sat, 09:22 AM Sun, 08:40 AM 33 Madeleine Moore Rogadina Madeleine Bay Oldenburg Fri, 01:48 PM Sat, 09:25 AM Sun, 08:45 AM 34 India McEvoy E'zara India McEvoy Black Oldenburg Fri, 01:55 PM Sat, 09:28 AM Sun, 08:51 AM 35 Camille Brewer Cooley Rock Star Camille Brewer Dark Bay Irish Sport Horse Fri, 02:03 PM Sat, 09:31 AM Sun, 08:53 AM 38 Sarah Ertl Global Showtime Sarah Ertl Bay Warmblood Fri, 02:10 PM Sat, 09:53 AM Sun, 08:55 AM 39 Kelly Pugh Ringwood Kelly Pugh Liver Chestnut Irish Sport Horse Fri, 02:18 PM Sat, 09:56 AM Sun, 08:57 AM 46 Tamra Smith MaiTänzer MB Group LLC Bay German Sport Fri, 02:25 PM Sat, 10:37 AM Sun, 09:09 AM 40 Bunnie Sexton Phiero SR Bunnie Sexton Bay Oldenburg Fri, 02:33 PM Sat, 09:59 AM Sun, 08:59 AM 42 Tess Molinar Stonehavens Royal Tess Molinar Black Irish Sport Horse Fri, 02:40 PM Sat, 10:15 AM Sun, 09:01 AM 43 Alexis Helffrich M Creme De La Rose Sullivan Bay Belgian Fri, 02:48 PM Sat, 10:18 AM Sun, 09:03 AM 44 Josh Barnacle Happiness Is Josh Barnacle Black Holsteiner Fri, 02:55 PM Sat, 10:21 AM Sun, 09:05 AM 45 Haley Turner Shadow Inspector Haley Turner Bay Irish Sport Horse Fri, 03:03 PM Sat, 10:34 AM Sun, 09:07 AM Open Preliminary [OP] Ring 2 # Rider Horse Owner Color Breed Dressage Cross Stadium 47 James Alliston Peddersson Alliston Bay Hanovarian Fri, 08:00 AM Sat, 11:00 AM Sun, 09:36 AM 54 Tamra Smith Galicia Nicole Aden Dapple Gray Argentine Sport Fri, 08:06 AM Sat, 11:21 AM Sun, 10:10 AM 48 Dana Chase Chatsworth Veyron Dana Chase Liver Chestnut Irish Sport Horse Fri, 08:12 AM Sat, 11:03 AM Sun, 09:38 AM 49 Josh Barnacle Bittersweet 2 Josh Barnacle Dark Brown Holsteiner Fri, 08:18 AM Sat, 11:06 AM Sun, 09:40 AM 50 Caitlin Davison M Cloudy De Lune Rose Sullivan Gray Belgian Fri, 08:24 AM Sat, 11:09 AM Sun, 09:42 AM 51 Jennifer McRonald Oliver Jennifer Bay Westphalian Fri, 08:30 AM Sat, 11:12 AM Sun, 09:44 AM 55 James Alliston Karma Alliston Bay Oldenburg Fri, 08:36 AM Sat, 11:24 AM Sun, 09:50 AM 73 Tamra Smith Deichkind 10 Kim Getty Chestnut Holsteiner Fri, 08:42 AM Sat, 12:18 PM Sun, 10:30 AM 52 David Adamo Fred Theresa Gray Holsteiner Fri, 08:54 AM Sat, 11:15 AM Sun, 09:46 AM 72 Josh Barnacle Go Go Boots Wendy Webster Bay Holsteiner Fri, 09:30 AM Sat, 12:15 PM Sun, 10:28 AM 62 James Alliston Flintero Alliston Bay Zangersheide Fri, 10:06 AM Sat, 11:45 AM Sun, 10:08 AM 74 James Alliston Monkey Golly Martin Gray Oldenburg Fri, 11:00 AM Sat, 12:21 PM Sun, 10:32 AM The Summer Event at Woodside (Aug 2021) Competitor List Preliminary Rider [PR] Ring 2 # Rider Horse Owner Color Breed Dressage Cross Stadium 53 Anna Halberg Ghost Anna Halberg Gray Irish Sport Horse Fri, 08:48 AM Sat, 11:18 AM Sun, 09:52 AM 56 Aylish Arana Rosso Bellezza Aylish Arana Chestnut Thoroughbred Fri, 09:00 AM Sat, 11:27 AM Sun, 09:54 AM 57 Sami Clark Woodland's Be Sami Clark Bay Anglo Fri, 09:06 AM Sat, 11:30 AM Sun, 09:56 AM 58 Brooklyn Reis FE Nikki Beach Brooklyn Reis Bay German Sport Fri, 09:12 AM Sat, 11:33 AM Sun, 09:58 AM 59 Devon Hughes Verdandi Devon Hughes Bay Oldenburg Fri, 09:18 AM Sat, 11:36 AM Sun, 10:00 AM 60 Pip Hayes So Cool Dawn Wilder Bay Irish Sport Horse Fri, 09:24 AM Sat, 11:39 AM Sun, 10:02 AM 61 Barbara Slaughter Catchy One-liner Barbara Dun Quarter Horse Fri, 09:36 AM Sat, 11:42 AM Sun, 10:04 AM 63 Joanna Schielein Hypnos RC Joanna Black Dutch Warmblood Fri, 09:42 AM Sat, 11:48 AM Sun, 10:06 AM 64 Marissa Wesslund Calypso Marissa Bay Holsteiner Fri, 09:48 AM Sat, 11:51 AM Sun, 10:12 AM 65 Rachel Graham Steele Moon Rachel Graham Gray Thoroughbred Fri, 09:54 AM Sat, 11:54 AM Sun, 10:14 AM 66 Miranda Olagaray Tanqueray Miranda Chestnut Trakehner Fri, 10:00
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