Spokane Sport Horse Farm 2nd Annual Fall Horse Trials

October 7th - 9th, 2016

Spokane Sport Horse Farm LLC is a proud member and sponsor of many or- ganizations. We support the United States Eventing Association (USEA), United States Dressage Association (USDF), United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), as well as more regional groups. We attempt to recognize the desires and needs of the competitors we serve with our recognized shows. We appreciate useful input that allows us to im- prove your experience as a competitor. Please talk to us or even send us anony- mous feedback about what you liked (we LOVE compliments), didn't work for you, what we don't do you want us to do or provide and anything else germane to our future events. There has been debate about how and where to schedule our events. Your input is very welcome. Spring will most likely remain a three day so that we can accommodate entries. It will be moving one weekend earlier to mid May to move it another weekend away from EI event. We will be May 12-14, 2017. The Area VII council meets to discuss dates. The only option we were offered for fall was mid October. I have repeatedly suggested that is too late for our far travel- ing folks --Montana especially. I have asked to move up at least one week which places us back to back with EI. There are no other options as everything marches out at a two week interval. Could you find me and let me know your thoughts on this matter this weekend. There is no point in my hosting an event no one wishes to attend. We have been asked by many to return to a two day format in fall 2017. That I can accommodate. My understanding is less time off school and work. Depending on entries it might be dressage and show jump one day and cross country another or dressage and XC on first day with show jump second day for an early departure. Some areas in the country run one day recognized events. Is there interest in that instead? My current request is for 9/30 and 10/1, 2017. We have many other activities at the farm. We support education of riders and their horses with clinics, camps, schooling opportunities and schooling shows. Please submit your name, address, email, phone number on the sign up form in the office and which types of activities you are interested in attending. As a point of pride, as well as financial support, I do not charge for auditing rid- ing clinics I personally host. I want you to attend to watch and learn. That is why we also make hosting a camp at the farm affordable. Please contact us if you are interested. We also try to be good stewards of the land entrusted to us. Please help us by recycling, picking up trash and after your pet. We love our dogs and would like to let them come to the shows and clinics but I ask that you make sure they are kept secure for their sake as well as others, as well as you police after them.

Thank you for attending. Please thank volunteers and jump in there to help if you have time! Safe travels, fun rides with your equine partner and GOOD LUCK!

2 SPOKANE SPORT HORSE FARM

2nd ANNUAL FALL HORSE TRIALS October 7th- 9th, 2016

Welcome to Spokane Sport Horse Farm’s USEA recognized horse trials. For me it's the culmination of a life long dream and the reason I bought this property almost 30 years ago. I am thrilled to be able to share this event with my daughter, Cyra, whose pony club activities and competitions at the amazing Rebecca Farm rekindled my interest in eventing. We wish all of you safe rides, great fun with your friends, and beautiful fall Spokane weather. While this is a private facility, many individuals have given time, money, and energy to help make this event happen. An event of this size really does take an incredible sponsor and volunteer base.

Please help us recycle and keep the grounds free from litter. Please no smoking on the property as fire danger is extremely high- besides it is bad for you anyway and your neighbors don't enjoy it. PLEASE THANK OUR VOLUNTEERS AND SPONSORS!

3 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

*** THURSDAY *** Arrival and Warm-Up 10:00am: Office opens, packets available for pick up Cross Country course open for walking

*** FRIDAY *** Dressage 8:00am—5:08pm

GALLOPS SADDLERY ARENA L & S RUBBER ARENA 8:00am: HT-Intermediate/Preliminary Open 8:00am: JR/YR Novice 8:33am: HT-Preliminary Open 9:12am: HT-Novice A 9:51am: JR/YR Preliminary 11:25am: HT-Beginner Novice Open 10:34am: HT-Training A 1:58pm: JR/YR BNovice 11:46am: JR/YR Training 3:44pm: TEST-Intro Open 1:37pm: HT-Training B 4:56pm: TEST-Intro JR/YR 3:11pm: HT-Novice B

4:55pm: FEH-3-Year-Old Open (Conformation) 5:05pm: FEH-1-Year-Old Open (Conformation)

*** SATURDAY *** Cross Country 9:00am—3:08pm HT-Intermediate/Preliminary HT-Novice A HT-Preliminary Open JR/YR Novice JR/YR Preliminary HT-Beginner Novice Open HT-Training A JR/YR BNovice JR/YR Training TEST-Intro JR/YR HT-Training B TEST-Intro Open HT-Novice B

*** SUNDAY *** Show Jumping 8:30am Start

Times will be assigned after Cross Country is completed.

4 OFFICIALS & EVENT ORGANIZERS

GROUND JURY XC COURSE DESIGN Peter Gray, President James Atkinson

DRESSAGE JUDGE SHOW JUMP COURSE DESIGN Diane Royce, WA James Atkinson Paul Delbrook STADIUM JUMP JUDGE Peter Gray ORGANIZERS Christel Carlson SHOW JUMP PLANNING Paul Delbrook XC BUILDER & DECORATION Zane Webb SCORING James Atkinson Karen Hammock Lena & Darren Cress SHOW JUMP STEWARD Sarah Airhart VETERINARIAN Dr. Kris Belles SAFETY OFFICER Tom Torvik CROSS COUNTRY CONTROL Cyra Carlson SHOW JUMP BUILDER Christel Carlson Marilyn Meyer

FARRIER SHOW JUMP PAINTER Mike Edwards Norah Stansberry

SECRETARY VOLUNTEERS Mary Neal Gail Mackie Christel Carlson TECHNICAL DELEGATE PROGRAM Charles Musco Angela Scheres GROUNDS VOLUNTEERS ANNOUNCER Shari Peterson Paul Delbrook Chris Peterson

SPONSORSHIP & PRIZES JUDGE HOSPITALITY Linda Kirsch Cyra Carlson Gail Mackie Kate Mills

PARKING ARENA & COURSE CONSTRUCTION Gail Mackie Gary Powell Cyra Carlson Scott Currey Bill Bryan WARM-UP STEWARD Marilyn Meyer

5 A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS THAT MAKE THIS POSSIBLE & THE BOARDERS AND STAFF AT SSHF

SCRIBES: Libby Beck, Melody Miller, Mary Brown

SCOREKEEPERS: Lena & Darren Cress, Karen Hammock

CROSS COUNTRY TIMERS AND STARTERS: Rick Mason, Dee Tomson, Vicki Mason

XC, DRESSAGE & STADIUM STEWARD: Gail Mackie

START BOX: Greg Haff SHOW JUMP TIMERS: Rick Mason, Vicki Mason RUNNERS: Anna Savelesky, Annka Hennington, Cyra Carlson WARM UP STEWARD: Marilyn Meyer

CROSS COUNTRY JUMP JUDGES: Nancy Duricka, Molly Kretchmar, Marissa Bernhoff, Andrea Morgan, Annika & Gabriella Hennington, Sarah Airhart, Libby Beck, Stephanie Waterman, Hope & Devon Waterman, Anna Savelesky, Katherine Thomas, Melia Langdon, Carol Angell-Smith, Courtney Brown, Nichole Brown, Deb & John Strauss, Charis Howser, Nancy Borneman, Meg Mallow, Dee & Steve Tompson, Vicki & Rick Mason

STADIUM CREW: Sally Brown, Nichole & Courtney Brown, Anna Savelesky, Cyra Carlson, Zane Webb, James Atkinson, Stephanie Waterman

OFFICE HELP: Lena & Darren Cress, Cyra Carlson, Linda Kirsch, Sarah

Airhart, Shari Peterson XC DECORATION, REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE: Zane Webb

THERE ARE MANY OTHERS WHO STEPPED IN TO HELP, OR WERE RECRUITED TOO LATE FOR ACTUAL LISTING. WE VALUE ALL OF YOU!

6 OFFICIAL’S BIOS

Peter Gray, Ground Jury President, has been a resident of Ontario, Canada since completing studies at the University of Guelph, majoring in animal science. He has established his own training centers at Stonehill Farm, former site of the prestigious Stonehill Farm Horse Trials, and in Ocala, Florida at Wentworth Farm, offering year round training for horses and riders. He is a popular clinician throughout North America, preparing students for dressage, equitation, jumpers, and eventing. Peter has competed at most major international events in Europe and North America, in three Olympic Games, was an alternate for the Canadian team in the 2004 Athens Olympics, two world championships, and is a Pan Am Eventing Individual Bronze Medalist. Peter has campaigned three F.E.I. dressage horses over the past six years, enabling him to debut in his first Grand Prix competition. Peter is one of only two Equine Canada Certified Level 4 coaches, and is a keen educator of aspiring coaches. He was National Olympic Eventing Coach for Canada from 1996-2000, the Pan Am Coach for Venezuela in 2011, and Guatemala in 2015, and has twice been the Young Rider Coach for Ontario. Peter is also actively involved in the certification and education programs of coaches in Canada and the United States.

James Atkinson, Show Jump Course Design, hails from England, emigrated to Canada at age 13, and spent his youth riding competitively. He and his horse, Revisionist, represented Canada twice – at the World Equestrian Games and the Pan Am Games, and competed twice at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. James has experience at the highest levels of eventing, including placing individually 7th and winning team silver on the Canadian Equestrian Team at the Pan American Games in 2011. James’ true passion, is designing and building cross country courses! He is FEI certified through the 4* level and holds a national “S” license, designing courses at venues across the U.S. In 2016, he successfully designed the course for the North American Junior Young Rider Championship. He lends his expertise to the USEA & USEF as a course design instructor. James’ wealth of knowledge also stems from his many years organizing horse trials through the 3* level and sitting on the USEA board of governors.

7 OFFICIAL’S BIOS

Dianne Royce, Dressage Judge, Instructor, competitor and dressage judge, began riding as an adult and competed briefly in the hunter and event worlds before concentrating on dressage. A USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist with two scores towards her Gold Medal, Diane has also earned the German Bronze Abzeichen Medal for dressage and jumping and qualified for the German Silver Abzeichen in jumping. On the three thoroughbreds she competed in Region VI, Royce and her horses received 45 USDF awards including 25 first places in All-Breeds and five placings in the HOY. Originally a choral music teacher, Diane has been seven times a national champion in musical freestyle and has coached ten separate quadrille teams. A former USDF Awards Committee and PM Delegate to the USDF Board of Governor’s for multiple years, Diane and her husband, a retired Army Colonel, own and operate Royce Stables a small teaching and boarding facility in Walla Walla, WA.

Charles Musco, Technical Delegate, is a USEF eventing and dressage judge, and technical delegate, an FEI steward/ dressage, officiates throughout the United States, including the Rolex**** event, is an announcer at dressage and eventing competitions throughout the US. And is an avid world traveler in his spare time.

Paul Delbrook, Announcer & Show Jump Design Assistant, enjoyed a very competitive swimming and diving career, and first started riding at the age of 15. He joined the local pony club to learn horse care and horsemanship, and he started to forge his passion for eventing. Through the 80’s and 90’s, Paul has a decorated eventing career, completing the famous Rolex 3-Day for seven years. Paul now focuses most of his competing in the show ring, and was a long listed US event rider twice. His most memorable win was Gatcombe Park- awarded by Princess Anne. He organized events and managed SJ for all Equiventures competitions for five years, and announced for Equiventures in Ocala, FL for five years. Paul is in the process of getting his SJ judging license, and he has been Peter Gray’s partner for 30 years. 8 OFFICIAL’S BIOS

Kris Belles, DVM, Event Veterinarian, graduated from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. She has been working in the Spokane area as a veterinarian ever since, first at a large animal practice, and for the last 11 years she has owned a small animal hospital, and continues to treat horses on the farm. She lives just south of Spokane with her husband, three kids, and a variety of animals– dogs, cats, horses, chickens, goats, fish, and soon, two 4H beef projects will move in. She enjoys taking dressage lessons on her Belgian Warmblood in her “free” time. Katy Belles, Dr. Belles daughter, is an equestrian and frequent volunteer at SSHF– she will be handing out ribbons on Sunday (her favorite volunteer position), among other jobs!

Build my dream construction team: Gary Powell, Scott Currey, & Bill Bryan. I can’t tell you what these three men mean to me. They came, they saw, and they bought into my little girl dream of owning an event facility. They have continued to spend countless hours working together, dragging other friends into the mix to make this place appear from the ground up. Please take a moment to thank them!!! ~ Christel Carlson

Gary Powell, Arena & Course Construction, owner of Seven Mile Excavating and a car and body shop, has been instrumental in clearing and shaping the tracks and arenas. He, his excavator, and dump truck can be seen shaping the dream!

Scott Currey, Arena & Course Construction, supposedly retired from his construction business, is an artist with a bobcat. He has leveled, shaped, built, etc., all around the farm, always with a huge smile for Christel!

Bill Bryan, Arena & Course Construction, also retired, has been working his butt off (literally– congrats on the success of your SSHF weight loss program!), to make things happen anywhere SSHF needs them!

Zane Webb, XC Builder & Decoration, is a Utah native, raised to enjoy the outdoors, hunting and fishing, often from the back of a mule. He moved to California to work with wild horses at a sanctuary. There he also worked at El Capitan ranch, an event facility, falling in love with the sport. He has been a bit of a gypsy since, assisting in course construction around the country. We hope you appreciate some of his work this weekend!

9 SHOW MANAGEMENT

Christel Carlson, Event Organizer & Co-Secretary, is an S dressage, R DSHB and FEI 3* paraequestrian judge and YEH FEH certified. She owns Spokane Sport Horse Farm, a 150 acre boarding, breeding and show facility where she has hosted Dressage shows for 22 years, and now two USEA events per year. She actively competed for many years on horses she bred and trained, first on jumpers, then eventing, eventually concentrating on dressage while earning her bronze, silver and gold USDF medals. It has been a lifelong dream to have her own event facility. She is greatly blessed that her daughter, Cyra, shares her love for horses. GO GATORS!

Mary Neal, Secretary, has been serving as secretary and/or manager of the Spokane Sport Horse Farm shows for 22 years, along with many other shows in a four state region. She works in the computer department at Heritage University in Toppenish, WA. Mary won the distinguished USDF award for Show Management, and is a USDF Bronze medalist and was the Northwest Adult Amateur Champion for Fourth Level in 1997.

Gail Mackie, Sponsorship, has been riding since a small child, herded cattle, trail rode and enjoyed training and raising Sheltand ponies. She bought Lipizzan stallion, Conversano Natasha II-I, in 1994, bought her first English saddle, and began lessons with Heather O'Keefe. Gail and Nate did very well in their show career, winning top Lipizzan in the nation at Training Level, before she got hurt in an auto accident. At that time, Nate was turned over to Christel and Cyra for showing. Nate and Gail are now retired and they are enjoying trail riding. Gail has managed many nationally recognized shows for both INDA and SSHF.

Cyra Carlson, Cross Country Control, is a frequent competitor in dressage and events, and will be watching over you as cross country control. Cyra is an engineering student at Montana State University, she has now added rugby as a new passion. 10 SHOW MANAGEMENT

Tom Torvik, Safety Officer, has volunteered for MT Spokane Ski Patrol and Bike Patrol for summer events for five years. He is a U.S. Navy Veteran, and works in technical operations for the Federal Aviation Administration.

Marilyn Meyer, Show Jump Construction & Warm- up Steward, grew up in Ohio, served 5 years in the Army in photography, worked 10 years in Quality Control for Reynolds Metals Co., 30 years at SpokAnimal in Animal Control. Retired Jan 2014. She’s had horses since she was 18 years old, ridden Dressage & trail. She’s done paintings, etc. of animals since she could put pencil to paper.

Norah Stansberry, Show Jump Painter, has worked with horses from mucking stalls to riding Grand Prix Dressage. She is currently working with Marilyn Meyer to present the coolest stadium show jumps possible for the competitors at SSHF. Marilyn builds, and Norah paints! Norah also does equine massage therapy, and says good luck, Eventers!

Shari Peterson, Grounds Volunteer, is a longtime equine enthusiast. She relocated to the Pacific Northwest in 1999, and began focusing her interest in 3-day eventing in 2009, running her first event in 2011. She currently competes her draft-cross, “Oliver Money,” a 9-year-old gelding that she brought along herself from a feral youngster, all the way to Regional Reserve Champion at the novice level his 3rd year out. She plans to take Oliver “training” this next show season. Shari also organizes eventing clinics in the Spok ane area, runs a grooming business for both dogs and horses, and a successful house cleaning service. Shari enjoys time on her 5 -acre farm with her husband Chris, and their menagerie of animals.

Chris Peterson, Grounds Volunteer, another key volunteer, was named 2015 Area Vii Horse Husband of the Year for his unwavering support of his wife, as well as the eventing community. Chris is always willing to cheerfully lend a hand to anyone– Shari, organizer, or

11 SHOW MANAGEMENT

Angela Scheres, Program, has worked at SpokAnimal for 12 years, and during those years earned A.A and A.A.S. degrees in computer geekery from Spokane Community College, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Gonzaga University. She has been assisting SSHF with web development and graphic goodies since 2009.

Greg Haff, Start Box, Greg’s wife Sarah is the horse person in their family and Greg just helps out when needed, and has run the start box for every recognized event at SSHF. He has spent the past 24 years working for the Spokane Fire Department, and in his off time enjoys motorcycles and old jeeps.

Karen Hammock, Scoring, is a very long time volunteer for the SSHF dressage shows, and she will again be manning a calculator to get scores out to you quickly. Originally a horse show mom supporting her daughter, she has continued to give many hours to equestrian sport.

Darren & Lena Cress, Scoring, board their lovely Canadian stallion, Xbox, at SSHF. Lena competes him in dressage. Both computer wizards, they have lent their expertise to scoring, computer input, and organization of the cross country scoring, in particular.

Linda Kirsch, Sponsorship & Prizes, is a physician, college professor, and a dedicated mother of four, and she still finds time to volunteer for events. Her youngest daughter, Genevieve, just had a fabulous 2016, with multiple wins in Area VII.

Vicki & Ric Mason, Parking & Timing (and anything else needed), are wonderful neighbors and all around volunteers!

Dee & Steve Tomson, parents of a still dedicated (now WSU college professor) event riding daughter and volunteer for all jobs. Dee has competed and assisted with numerous dressage, combined training, and western horse shows, and is a long time supporter of the United States Pony Club, Palouse Dressage, and eventing, and organizer of many camps and clinics. You will see Dee as you cross the finish line, as she often times there! Dee operates the premier boarding stable on the Palouse and rides her horse, Zoe.

Cricket Dixon, long time eventing participant, will be assisting in the XC warm-up area. 12 SHOW MANAGEMENT

Sarah Airhart, Show Jump Steward, growing up she LOVED eventing (and Hunting.) It's just what everyone did where she grew up in Stamford, England, home to the Burghley Horse Trials. After a 20+ year break it all came flooding back when her daughter, Harriette, showed an interest in riding. This year Harriette competed in her first 2 recognized events at BN, and Sarah couldn't be happier to be 'out on the road' with her. She started the year here in Spokane at the Spring Event and didn't stop (missing just 3 Area VII events)! What a great way to end the season-right where she began!

SSHF employees work long and hard to make these events happen. Stephanie Elrod is a hard working mother of two, who has been a team leader at SSHF for several years. She is well respected and trusted by the boarders. Tony Elkins also joined the SSHF weight loss program while working here, and is a mere sliver (minus 130 pounds!) of his former self. He has accomplished goals this last year of earning his driver’s license and buying his first car. Way to go, Tony!! Kris Kropp is a super handyman, as well as soccer coach dad. You can thank him for the new safety fence along the road, constructed portables, etc. They will all be around this weekend. Please congratulate them on a job well done!

13 EXCLUSIVE SUPPLIER FOR SSHF EVENTS

14 REMINDERS FOR OUR COMPETITORS & SPECTATORS

1) Horses have the right of way at all $50 fine, donated to SpokAnimal, for times and may be moving a great dogs off leash. Please be responsible speed. “Heads UP!” means to clear and clean up after your dog. We the way quickly! would love to allow you to walk the course with your pet, but there were 2) Competitors are governed by strict multiple complaints about the rules and can be eliminated if you presents left behind. offer unauthorized assistance.

6) No motorized vehicles are allowed 3) Withhold applause and on the cross country courses. encouragement until the competitor Courses must be walked on foot or has negotiated the obstacle. by bicycle.

4) On Cross Country Day, please follow 7) Due to the fire hazards, only the instructions of the jump judges. propane grills are allowed—no fires It is their responsibility to keep the or charcoal grills, and no smoking!! area safe for horses and riders. For

their safety, children should be 8) There are many volunteers at work. supervised at all times. Their only payment is a Thank You 5) Dogs must be on a leash at all times, and a smile from you. Be Generous! including the trails. There will be a LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY FOR EQUINE ACTIVIES

Spokane Sport Horse Farm are “equine activity sponsors” as that term is used in RCW 4.24.530(3). Equine activities involve inherent dangerous risk of accident, loss, and serious bodily injury, including broken bones, head injuries, trauma, pain, suffering, or death. Under Washington State law, except as provided in RCW 4.24.540(2), an equine sponsor or an equine professional shall not be liable for any injury to or the death of a participant engaged in an equine activity, and, except as provided in RCW 4.24.540(2), no participant nor participant’s representative may maintain an action against or recover from an equine activity sponsor or an equine professional for any injury to or the death of a participant engaged in an equine activity.

The Washington State Equine Limitation of Liability Act, RCW4.24, applies to all horse-related activities associated with Spokane Sport Horse Farm. Horses by their very nature present a risk of injury, harm or death. Riders represent that they are qualified to participate in the activities and at the levels they elect. All horses on the property participate entirely at the owner’s and rider’s risk. The owner/rider is personally responsible for damages to third parties caused by themselves or their horse.

15 IN APPRECIATION The Spokane Sport Horse Farm Fall Horse Trials would like to express its appreciation to all the class sponsors, advertisers, and vendors who gave financial support, and to the many volunteers who have donated their time to help make the 2nd Annual Spokane Sport Horse Farm Fall Horse Trials such a great success.

MAJOR SPONSORS GALLOPS SADDLERY MOVINGIMAGESNW REBECCA FARM SPOKANE SPORT HORSE FARM SCOTT CURREY CONSTRUCTION GARY POWELL EXCAVATING TULIP SPRINGS EVENTING POTTER STEEL SERVICE, LLC L&S TIRE COMPANY CHUBBYCOV

DIVISION SPONSORS TULIP SPRINGS EVENTING TREASURE STATE EQUESTRIAN CENTER FOXY HORSE AND HOUND NOBLE OUTFITTERS BITTERROOT VALLEY FOREST PRODUCTS HUB INTERNATIONAL OLSON’S TACK SHOP PACIFIC NW STUBBEN SCHLEESE SADDLER AMERICAN ON-SITE SERVICES NORTH IDAHO POST AND POLE NANCY HOLBROOK CHUBBYCOV EMPIRE EYE PHYSICIANS L&S TIRE COMPANY BEVERLY BARNETT ART STUDIO

CROSS COUNTRY JUMP SPONSORS RAMADA AIRPORT LT COL BOB CARLSON CROSSCOUNTRYAPP.COM FULL STRIDE PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT KARL CELLARS HOPEFUL HORSE TRIALS/PARADISE CREEK PONY CLUB SUZY DIX VALLEY EQUINE SPORTS MEDICINE LATAH BISTRO TULIP SPRINGS THE STORE @ SPORTHORSE FLAIR STRIPS CEDAR RIDGE EQUESTRIAN DAY WIRELESS PRIZE HORSE CHAPS WEST PLAINS ANIMAL HOSPITAL ADAMS TRACTOR LIBBY BECK FOXY HORSE AND HOUND THE KURTZ FAMILY

RIBBON SPONSORS & FRIENDS OF THE EVENT CHENEY’S FEED & TACK RAMAX ENGRAVING AND AWARDS MRS PASTURES WILLIAM REED & ASSOCIATES SPOKANIMAL

AND OTHER FRIENDS OF THE HORSE TRIALS WHO DONATED MONEY, TIME, AND EFFORT!

16 MAP OF SSHF

17 18 HT-Intermediate/Preliminary-Open Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 197 Kathryn Nichwander 360 8:00am 9:00am 194 Erika Graff Fun and Games 8:06am 9:02am 195 Sarah Haff Defensive Player 8:13am 9:04am 196 Louise Leslie Santarae 8:19am 9:06am

19 20 HT-Preliminary-Open Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 185 Samantha Pritchard King's Landing 8:33 am 9:10am 178 John Camlin Armed Services 8:39am 9:12am 182 Nathan Grosse Diablo 8:46am 9:14am 186 Martina Storey Justin Time 8:52am 9:16am 181 Jeff Goodwin Snip Of The Mist 8:59am 9:18am 180 Erin Gallagher With Gusto 9:05am 9:20am 179 Stephanie Cooper Sketchy Past 9:12am 9:22am 183 Martha McDowell The Fantastic Mr. Fox 9:18am 9:24am 177 Katrina Bradley Valeriaan 9:25am 9:26am 184 Kathryn Nichwander Barton Hill 9:31am 9:38am

JR/YR Preliminary 1 Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 191 Alyssa Hammel Fernhill Eagle 9:51am 9:28am 190 John Filer Glitteratti 9:57am 9:34am BREAK BREAK 10:01am 189 Kathleen Bales Thoedore 10:14am 9:36am

21 22 PRELIMINARY COURSE Official Speed: 520 m/min Official Optimum Time: 5 min 38 sec Official Length: 2929m Minimum Time: TBD Time Limit: 11 min 16 sec Measured Length: 2915m Efforts: 26

JUMPS 1 Fruit Stand 11 Corner 2 Barn 12 Bunker 3 Rail Roll Top 13AB Palisades 4 Cozy Cabin 14 Log Wagon 5 Trakehner 15ABC Coffin 6 Gallows 16 Picnic Table 7AB Windfall Log 17ABC Gator Pond 8 James Wall 18 Wine Barrels 9AB Moose Pond Entry 19 Ranch Gate 10 Open Oxer

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Good luck, contestants! Fine wines are like fine horses, they take effort and talent to produce.

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24 HT-Training-A Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 144 Paula Sweeney Worth The Wait 10:34am 10:00am 125 Hilary Bland Sweet Radiance 10:40am 10:08am 136 Jenny Holbrook Kismet 10:46am 10:10am 137 Lois James Whiskey Business 10:52am 10:12am 139 Ashley Loucks Horton 10:58am 10:14am 142 Natalie Shaw Stella Doro 11:04am 10:16am 150 Amy West Benjamin 11:10am 10:18am 132 Dorothy Hamilton Eloise de Carlier 11:16am 10:20am 145 Ania Szmorlinski Brenna Breagh 11:22am 10:24am 149 Jil Walton PDQ Leigh 11:28am 10:26am 143 Paula Sweeney Quick Trick 11:34am 11:06am

JR/YR Training 1 Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 154 Harper Click Bingo L 11:46am 10:02am 128 Cyra Carlson Matinee 11:52am 10:42am 152 Erika Brumfield Nearcos Fortune 11:58am 10:52am 155 Ava Cox Inigo Montoya 12:04pm 10:58am 158 Stephanie Miller Cabrio 12:10pm 10:54am BREAK BREAK 12:16pm 157 Taryn McKee Tommy Oliver 1:01pm 10:56am 153 Jenna Buzzell A Beautiful Rebellion 1:07pm 10:46am 129 Harper Click Tomlong Rubia 1:13pm 11:08am 159 Megan Ness Father O’Brien 1:19pm 11:00am 156 Hannah Lawrence Foxy Lady 1:25pm 11:03am

25 26 TRAINING COURSE Official Speed: 450 m/min Official Optimum Time: 5m 35s Official Length: 2513m Minimum Time: TBD Time Limit: 11m 10s Measured Length: 2499m Efforts: 23

JUMPS

1 Log Pile 10 Corner 2 Cabin 11 Bunker 3 Arches 12 Log Wagon 4AB Up Banks 13ABC Coffin 5 Wedge 14 Trakehner 6 Vertical Adjuster 15ABC Gator Pond 7 James Wall 16 Robert Karl Wine Barrels 8AB Moose Pond in, up and over 17 Ranch Gate 9 Open Oxer

27 28 HT-Training-B Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 141 Melissa Proctor Renegade Storm 1:37pm 10:04am 146 Melissa Thorson Pridefulleigh 1:43pm 10:06am 134 Momi Henne Severe Flying 1:49pm 10:28am 131 Jeff Goodwin Drunk&Disorderleigh 1:55pm 10:44am 130 Tashiauna Dragnich Maximum Fleet 2:01pm 10:30am 135 John Herning Dario’s Double 2:07pm 10:32am 133 Sharleen Henery Titus Li 2:13pm 10:34am 148 Ramona Tingdale DVM A Knights Tale 2:25pm 10:38am 2:31pm 10:40am 140 Melissa Proctor Exactleigh 2:43pm 11:10am 147 Melissa Thorson Timeleigh 2:49pm 11:04am BREAK BREAK 3:01pm

HT-Novice-B Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 92 Louise Leslie Souvenir 3:11pm 12:06pm 93 Braun Lowry Quadrocino 3:17pm 12:08pm 101 Krissta Rexin Kilkenny Ciena 3:24pm 12:10pm 81 Chris Cole Wintermond BCH 3:30pm 12:12pm 80 Patricia Cava Thunder 3:37pm 12:40pm 82 Vangie Crago Robert the Bruce 3:43pm 12:14pm 78 Alice Burrows Orion’s Valentino 3:50pm 12:16pm 97 Lisa Morse Raden 4:06pm 12:18pm 96 Jude McKenzie Bingo 4:12pm 12:20pm 90 Alyssa Kelley She Sizzles 4:19pm 12:22pm 95 Sabrina Manning Last Chance Power Drive 4:25pm 12:24pm 91 Joyce Kennedy A Chance Encounter 4:32pm 12:26pm 103 Debra Sween Whiskey 4:38pm 12:28pm

29 30 NOVICE COURSE Official Speed: 400 m/min Official Optimum Time: 5 min 30 sec Official Length: 2200m Minimum Time: TBD Time Limit: 11m 0s Measured Length: 2261m Efforts: 20

JUMPS

1 Log pile 10 Oxer 2 Barn 11AB Corner to Rails 3 Cabin 12 Bunker 4 Bank 13 Ditch 5 Rail Roll Top 14 Brush 6 Tiger Trap 15 Trakehner 7 James Wall 16AB Gator Pond 8 Moose Pond 17 Wine Barrel 9 Log Pile 18 Ranch Gate

31 32 FEH– 3-Year-Old Open Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Conformation Jumping 211 Jessica Heidemann Burlesque 5:05pm 210 Cyra Carlson Falcon 5:15pm 212 Jenny Youngblood FrostyOak Malachi 5:25pm

FEH-1-Year-Old Open Judge: Peter Gray at C Arena: Gallops Saddlery Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Conformation Jumping 213 Whitney Shapiro Blingh 4:55pm 214 Whitney Shapiro Ballon 5:35pm

JR/YR Novice 1 Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 116 Kawai Nahoopii Illustrious 8:00am 12:30pm 110 Lillie Clark Oddjob 8:06am 12:32pm 109 Courtney Cemulini Split Decision 8:13am 12:34pm 114 Marcella Mercer Montana Dream Catcher 8:19am 12:36pm 112 Kate Harder Cadbury’s Groove 8:26am 12:38pm 118 Grace Redd Buckle Up Bodie 8:32am 12:42pm 111 Kelsey Guinn Sassafrass 8:39am 12:44pm 113 Bridget London Cavallo Alato 8:45am 12:46pm 117 Alina Patterson Tara 8:52am 12:48pm

33 THE STORE @ SPORTHORSE SHOW SPECIALS, WHILE THEY LAST:

Leather halters $20 Fork Heads $12.50 Fiberpsyll 20# $78 Dressage whips $12 & $15 MSM 5# $21.50 Horsemens dream aloe $10 New Double Bridle $100 Fleece withers pad $25 Horse Guard 50# $85.50 NW Supplement 50# $59 Folding saddle Rack $20 Bigeloil $12 Excalibur sheath cleaner $7 Leather CPR $17.50 Zimectin Gold $9 Repel XP concentrate $24.50 Thermometer digital $5 Navaho Bareback pad w/stirrups $25 Heavy Gate latches w/hardware $1.50 Ivermectin $3

The Store is at SSHF for your convenience. We are a proud sponsor of all SSHF shows and the USPC riding club center.

34 HT-Novice A Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 77 Sarah Broussard Ultimo D’Amerloo 9:12am 11:30am 106 Jil Walton Leighway 9:18am 11:42am 102 Lauren Schoenborn East of Omaha 9:25am 11:34am 105 Kelly Vesterback Huckleberry Finn 9:31am 11:36am 86 Jenny Holbrook Cheval Rouge 9:38am 11:38am 94 Rosie Lutz I Love Lucy 9:44am 11:40am 84 Karen Halverson Ballencrieff’s Joshua 1:9 9:51am 11:44am 100 Shelley Peachell Bandit 9:57am 11:46am BREAK BREAK 10:04am 99 Frances O’Reilly Aladdin’s Jewel 10:14am 11:48am 89 Jen Johnson The Grumbler 10:21am 11:50am 76 Samantha Bergin Rainland Gabriel 10:27am 11:52am 87 Sonya Jellison Emmarose 10:34am 11:54am 79 Patricia Cava SHF Kricket 10:40am 11:32am 10:47am 11:56am 10:53am 11:58am 98 Kathryn Nichwander Red Mars 11:00am 12:00pm 104 Frank Sweeney Dustin 11:06am 12:02pm

35 36 HT-Beginner Novice-Open Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 41 Daryn Tinsley Cutta Smooth Mark 11:25am 1:17pm 37 Kimber McKay Rubytini 11:31am 1:19pm 29 Camille Broussard Hopeless Wanderer 11:37am 1:21pm 31 Lee Ellyn Frailey Kobe 11:43am 1:23pm Katherine 42 Van Alstyne Likeleigh Story 11:49am 1:25pm 40 Mindy Sands Roman Express 11:55am 1:27pm 38 Tara Munroe Pleasant Jack 12:01pm 1:29pm 33 Kelsey Hammond Silver Hawk 12:07pm 1:31pm BREAK BREAK 12:13pm 35 Karen Laidley Fruition’s Euphoric 12:58pm 1:33pm 32 Julie Goodwin Drunk By Tuesday 1:04pm 1:35pm 27 Erin Borden Swish 1:10pm 1:37pm 36 Elisabeth Mattke Timbuktu 1:16pm 1:39pm 30 Jean Ference Emma 1:22pm 1:41pm 39 Gwendolyn Newell Dubhlainn 1:28pm 1:43pm 28 Lei Broadstone Lascaux Andiamo 1:34pm 1:45pm 26 Leanne Asper XL Giorgio 1:40pm 1:47pm 34 Jennifer Kendall Shawteesh Sterling Silver 1:46pm 1:51pm 43 Christine Reagan Heraklion’s My Hero 1:52pm 1:49pm

TEST-Intro JR/YR B Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 14 Laci Mercord The Lightening Thief 4:56pm 2:40pm 15 Kate Lassiter Doc Junior 5:02pm 2:42pm 16 Katie Youngblood-Besel TBF Sweet Malachai 5:08pm 2:44pm

37 JR/YR BNovice 1 Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 45 Alexander Anderson Rill’s Hot Sauce 1:58pm 1:53pm 56 Charlotte Perkins Huckleberry 2:04pm 1:55pm 47 Kylie Cemulini Merlin 2:10pm 1:57pm 52 Rita Nedrow Chromatic Flyer 2:16pm 1:59pm 48 John Filer Shockadelica 2:22pm 1:15pm 46 Connor Black Junior Mint 2:28pm 2:01pm 58 Micaela Raymond RF Leggiero 2:34pm 2:03pm 49 Grace Johnson Al Fresco 2:40pm 2:05pm 51 Maddison Mercord Whiskey on the Rocks 2:46pm 2:07pm 50 Emma Lawrence Charity 2:52pm 2:09pm BREAK BREAK 2:58pm Junoknow (who your 57 Madison Petersen messinwit) 3:08pm 2:11pm 60 Ashley Widmer What Are The Odds 3:14pm 2:13pm 53 Ashley Nolting Evie Does It 3:20pm 2:15pm 59 Katherine Suggs Dragon Fly 3:26pm 2:17pm 61 John Filer Diamond & Pearls 3:32pm 2:21pm

38 39 TEST-Intro Open A Judge: Dianne Royce at C Arena: L and S Rubber Friday Saturday No. Rider Horse Dressage XC 6 Cindy Hahn Royal Windston 3:44pm 2:48pm 10 Marin Younker Cowboy Bebop 3:50pm 2:50pm 1 Laura Allen Tito 3:56pm 2:52pm 8 Beth Nedrow Magic Hat 4:02pm 2:54pm 3 Marissa Bernhofer Let Her Rip 4:08pm 2:56pm Michelle Cameron 4 Donaldsom Danny Boy 4:14pm 2:58pm 7 Karen Halverson Vincent III 4:20pm 3:00pm 9 Stephanie Revenaugh Why Not Go Nikki 4:26pm 3:02pm 5 Alanna Farrell Lola 4:32pm 3:04pm 2 Beth Bales Glen Holly Teagan 4:38pm 3:06pm 11 Laura Hammond Girl Undercover 4:44pm 3:08pm

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40 BEGINNER NOVICE Official Speed: 350 m/min Official Optimum Time: 5m 42s Official Length: 1995m Minimum Time: TBD Time Limit: 11m 24s Measured Length: 2062m Efforts: 18

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42 INTRO COURSE Official Speed: 300 m/min Official Optimum Time: 6m 40s Official Length: 2000m Minimum Time: TBD Time Limit: 13m 20s Measured Length: 1998m Efforts: 16

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Minutes from downtown -- easy freeway access. Located on 150 acres with established wood chip trails through woods, hills and fields. A 150’ X 250’ outdoor arena, 165’ x 330’ outdoor arena, 90’ X 220’ outdoor competition arena, 70’2 enclosed lunging arenas, 122’ x 216’ x 20’, well lighted indoor arena with mirrors and sound system. All arenas have sand/ rubber all weather footing-- meticulously maintained. Barns have 12’ X 12’ stalls with 60’ runs and automatic heated waterers. Boarders have individual lockers and barn management does customized feeding programs. This private facility is available for lease for shows and clinics.

New for 2017—cross country courses at intermediate, new stabling and more schooling shows in dressage, jumpers and eventing. Clinics with nationally and internationally known instructors in dressage and eventing.

SPOKANE SPORT HORSE IS A PROUD SUPPORTER OF SPOKANIMAL C.A.R.E, your Inland NW Humane Society Visit www.spokanesporthorse.com for specifics

2017 DRESSAGE SHOW DATES May 27-28 June 17-18 July 15-16 August 12-13

2017 EVENT SHOW DATES May 12-14 September 30 - October 1 requested, not confirmed

2017 ONE-DAY SCHOOLING EVENTS April 15 & October 28

Christel Carlson, Owner Spokane Sport Horse Farm 509) 993-6786 10710 Sherman Road Gail Mackie, Manager Spokane, WA 99224 (509) 999-6611 www.spokanesporthorse.com 44 45 Spokane Sport Horse Farm Horse Trials ACCIDENT PREPAREDNESS PLAN

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY: 1. Do not move the patient 2. Call for the EMT on the grounds, give accident location 3. Catch the horse 4. EMT will evaluate patient and determine status 5. If required, show manager or secretary will call 911 from the show office 6. Ring Steward will move fencing for ambulance access 7. Exhibitors and spectators will be asked to clear the area, ring steward and/or other show personnel will help keep the spectators back 8. Manager and other show personnel will keep road clear so ambulance can get through without hurting anyone else 9. Send a member of show personnel to the front entrance of the show grounds to meet the ambulance and ask them to turn off their sirens and lights and escort them to the scene of the accident 10. TD and medical personnel will complete USEF will complete USEF accident/injury report 11. In the case of a serious accident or fatality, we will call USEF at (859) 224-6959 if the accident occurs during the week, and at (859) 312-5186 if the accident occurs during the weekend

IN CASE OF EQUINE EMERGENCY: 1. Follow all of the above procedures to insure rider safety and welfare first 2. Manager and show personnel will access the horse and stabilize the situation 3. Announcer will ask exhibitors and spectators to clear the area 4. Veterinarian on call (located 10 miles from the show grounds) will be called by the show officials 5. In case of serious injury or fatality, area will be roped off and the horse will be removed by trailer

Phone numbers: Main Office of the Show grounds: (509) 949-1516 Event Organizer: Dr. Christel Carlson, (509) 993-6786 cell Show Secretary: Mary Neal, (509) 949-1516 cell President of the Ground Jury: Peter Gray (352) 425-6302 TD: Bonnie East, (760) 331-8834 American Medical Response ambulance on the grounds. Safety Coordinator: Tom Torvik, (509) 496-9665 Veterinarian on call: Dr. Kris Belles, (509) 951-7925 Grounds Manager: Gail Mackie, (509) 999-6611 Farrier on call: Mike Edwards, (509) 220-2251 Course Repair: Zane Webb, (951) 473-7758, and James Atkinson, (520) 609-7696

Physical Address of show grounds: 10710 S Sherman Road Directions: From I-90 take 195 South (Pullman Highway) approximately 2 miles to the Cheney- Spokane Rd – Turn right, wind around 2 curves, stay to the right when road Y’s and go approximately 1 mile past the cemetery to Sherman Rd turn left go up hill 1.7 miles farm is on the right with white fencing and blue barns. WSU Veterinary Medical Hospital, WSU Campus, Pullman, WA. Large Animal Emergency Surgical Facility at WSU: I95-S to Pullman (approximately 70 miles). Follow signs to the Large Animal Facility. (509) 335-0711, 24 hour number.

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