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2018 MHSA Final Standings (Banquet Program) 2018 MARYLAND HORSE SHOWS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING & AWARDS BANQUET “Creating horse show traditions since 1932” Horse & Pony of the Year • Horse Show of the Year John A. Wagner Jr. Award • Distinguished Service Award Elizabeth Solter Award • Perfect Parent Award Short Stop Award • Hall of Fame Induction Silent Auction Saturday • November 24 • 2018 Oriole Park at Camden Yards 333 W. Camden Street Baltimore, Maryland 21230 www.mdhsa.org Objectives of the MHSA The objectives of this Association, as set forth in the Certificate of Incorporation, are: To promote and/or conduct horse shows, forums, clinics and other special events To coordinate and cooperate with the show committees and exhibitors of horse shows To work in the interest of and for the improvement of horses And in furtherance of such objects To assign show dates to member shows and to make adequate and fair rules governing competitions and to enforce them for the common benefit To serve and promote the best interests of member shows and exhibitors who participate in them. To license horse show judges, stewards and other officials To otherwise assist in connection with the exhibition of horses and ponies To protect the health, safety, and well being of participants AGENDA 4:00-4:30 PM Horse Show Industry Open Forum 4:30 PM-5:00 PM MHSA Open Forum 5:00 PM-6:00 PM MHSA Annual Meeting (MHSA Members Only) 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Reception & Silent Auction 7:00 PM-11:00PM Buffet Dinner & Awards Ceremony 2018 MHSA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers President ...............Miranda Grabill 1st Vice President ............... Katie Petronelli 2nd Vice President ...............Alan Lohman Treasurer ............... Jessica Schindler Secretary ............... Ericka Houlihan Directors Nancy Ashway • Sue Chambers • Julie Harrington Rachel Howell • Ian McCartney • Deloise Noble Strong Matt Payne • Adam Persans • Kori Pickett Diane Rogers • Marianne Roth Jamie Suchoski Honorary Directors Glena Wirtanen • Streett Moore Kori Pickett Banquet Committe Chair Rachel Howell Silent Auction Committee Chair Kori Pickett Year End Awards Committee Chairs Lara McPherson Communications Committee Chair Streett Moore Hall of Fame Chair Thank you to all the MHSA members who have assisted with the Silent Auction and Awards Banquet! 1 Welcome! Opening Remarks Miranda Grabill MHSA President • Horse Show of the Year Presented by Matt Payne The Rosecroft Trophy MHSA Equitation Finals Presented by Julie Harrington GITTINGS HORSEMANSHIP FINALS D. Sterett Gittings Trophy - Donated by Martha S. Breedlove Champion / Anna Ordonio Linky Smith Memorial Trophy - Donated by Martha S. Breedlove Trainer / Kimberly Williams MHSA CHILDREN’S PONY MEDAL FINALS The King of the Road Perpetual Trophy - Donated by the Simcik Family Champion / Kassidy Kohland MHSA PONY MEDAL FINALS Jane E. Tyrie Challenge Trophy - Donated by Jane E. Tyrie Champion / Hannah Downs MHSA HUNT SEAT MEDAL FINALS The Professional Horseman’s Association Challenge Trophy Champion / Spencer Toohill MHSA ADULT MEDAL FINALS The Positive Returns Trophy - Donated by Nicole Wood Champion / Addie Jabin • MHSA Regional Program Equitation Finals MHSA REGIONAL LOW CHILDREN’S MEDAL FINALS Champion / Emma Hyde MHSA REGIONAL LOW ADULT MEDAL FINALS Champion / Carrie Brent 2 Merit Awards Presented by Miranda Grabill SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATION Taylor Ward MHSA REGIONAL PROGRAM - LEAD LINE EQUITATION BLUE MERIT AWARD Grace Blayman Ainsley Burrill Garrett Hanbury Hunter Harrison Keira Huntington Heidi Hutchinson Paige Klein Sean Morrow Alex Ruth Delaney Taylor Zoey Thompson Max Welsh Lizzy Wiggs Ellie Wiggs Adeline Windsor MHSA REGIONAL PROGRAM - SHORT STIRRUP EQUITATION BLUE MERIT AWARD Samantha Bourque Maia Buck Ella Burghardt Gianna Chadwick Zoey Chambers Morgan Clarke Isabella Figueroa Kameryn Lewis Kylie Lyle Emma Morris Aiden Mowry Sophia Mumpower Natalie Paley Bailey Plass Abigail Schindler Olivia Theisinger Taylor Ward MHSA Rated Program Awards - Presented by Katie Petronelli and Miranda Grabill BEST NON-THOROUGHBRED The Skye Blue Walker Challenge Trophy - Donated by Anne Jones High Point Maryland Bred Non-Thoroughbred Horse Owner Handler Points Cabalero Elizabeth A. Capor Elizabeth A. Capor 61.50 Paramour Elizabeth A. Capor Elizabeth A. Capor 13.50 Life’s Grand RYU Shirley Murphy Shirley Murphy 12.00 Oslo Judith A. Schaefer Judith A. Schaefer 4.00 BEST PONY The Carol Harris Memorial Challenge Trophy - Donated by Her Friends High Point Hunter Breeding Pony Horse Owner Handler Points Rosehaven Pocketful of Posies Sallie Steinmetz Sallie Steinmetz 45.50 Rosehaven Merlin Sallie Steinmetz Sallie Steinmetz 34.50 Secret Escort Barbara J Chappell 30.00 Rosehaven Lady Slipper Sallie Steinmetz 11.00 Peary Winkle Prince Barbara J Chappell 6.00 Severn Sweet Charlotte Shannon Miller Shannon Miller 3.00 Wonderley Glynnis Holly Welter-McDaniel Holly Welter-McDaniel 3.00 BEST AMATEUR HANDLER Horse Owner Handler Points Rosehaven Lady Slipper Sallie Steinmetz Sallie Steinmetz 22.00 Rosehaven Pocketful of Posies Sallie Steinmetz Sallie Steinmetz 1.00 3 PRE CHILDREN’S PONY HUNTER The Tulip Pond Farm Challenge Trophy - Donated by Daphne Ross High Point Pre-Children’s Hunter Pony Horse Owner Rider Points Chakko Lila Kimrey Lila Kimrey 921.00 Splash of Blue Caroline Childs Skylar Dunlap 542.00 Escape to Neverland Streett Moore Taylor Ward 430.00 Over The Moon Avery Rosolowski Avery Rosolowski 356.60 Dante’s Catching Fire Sedona Bell Sedona Bell 329.00 Flash of Blue Katie Mathews Alicia Wang 318.20 SMALL/MEDIUM CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY The Betty Boop Challenge Trophy - Donated by the Paterakis Family High Point Small-Medium Children’s Pony Hunter / Grand Children’s Pony Hunter The Hunting Horn Farm Perpetual Trophy Donated by Hafets Family Horse Owner Rider Points Jamrock Willson Sporthorses Payton Flanders 2690.10 China Hill Addison Huffman Addison Huffman 1623.20 Top Secret Abigail Cole Abigail Cole 1439.80 Crowd Pleaser HarmonyRidge Stable LLC Emily Giorgio 1128.20 Chesapeake Star Olivia Dougherty Olivia Dougherty 844.20 Gayfields The Blonde Maureen Edelson Angela Edelson 699.00 LARGE CHILDREN’S HUNTER PONY The Pointer’s Run Challenge Trophy - Donated by Pembroke Pointe, LLC -The Bernini Family High Point Large Children’s Hunter Pony Horse Owner Rider Points Meadow Fox Lyric Rayann Reese Rayann Reese 1864.70 Island Girl Courtney Stefan Courtney Stefan 1703.80 Carlin Hope Rutter Carly Walls 1576.40 Beaudacious James Fazekas James Fazekas/Emily Giorgio 1368.50 Another Dream Streett Moore Emma Pacheco 1254.00 Foxlair Smokin Abigail Felsenthal Abigail Felsenthal 1251.90 SMALL/MEDIUM GREEN PONY HUNTER The Rowfantina Apollo Perpetual Trophy - Donated by the Kaye Family High Point Small-Medium Green Pony Hunter Horse Owner Rider Points Picturesque Kacy Baumgart Kacy & Kelly Baumgart 1215.60 Benlea Fancy Lass Dena Radosevic Madeline Radosevic 999.60 Everblue Reese Plost Reese Plost 707.20 You Rock Elizabeth Rand Elizabeth Rand 493.00 Cedilo Emma Pell Emma Pell 450.00 Threes A Charm Reese Dorsey Reese Dorsey 376.40 LARGE GREEN PONY HUNTER The MHSA Large Green Pony Challenge Trophy - Donated by Corgi Glen Farm High Point Large Green Pony Hunter / Grand Green Pony Hunter The Tartan Farms Challenge Trophy - Donated by Tartan Farms Horse Owner Rider Points Masquerade Spencer Toohill Spencer Toohill 1853.60 Faircourts Lightning Thief Ella Doerr Ella Doerr 729.00 Highlands Ashton Nathalie Williams Nathalie Williams 392.00 Benlea Crimson Tide Kylie Thompson Madeline Radosevic 331.00 Simon Says Jump Leann Smith Abby Talcott 105.00 Wind in the Willows Spencer Dyson Maggie Kinsley/Ella Doerr 99.60 4 Elizabeth Solter Emerging Athlete Award Presented by Katie Petronelli Distinguished Service Award Presented by Nancy Ashway SMALL PONY HUNTER The Millpond Country Club Dues Challenge Trophy - Donated by the Butler Family High Point Small Pony Hunter Horse Owner Rider Points Our Song Annabella Bozzuto Annabella Bozzuto 2779.40 Woodlands Strike A Pose Adaline Wingate Adaline Wingate 2103.60 Picturesque Caught You Looking Kathryn Gooden Kathryn Gooden 1557.00 M&M Way Too Lucky Kelly Baumgart Kacy Baumgart 1232.00 Skye Blue Rylan VanCourt Rylan VanCourt 1145.00 Embellished Reese Plost Reese Plost 1055.20 MEDIUM PONY HUNTER The Sand Castle Challenge Trophy - Donated by the Gorman Family - High Point Medium Pony Hunter Horse Owner Rider Points Practical Magic Hannah Downs Hannah Downs 1398.00 Super Cool Rylan VanCourt Rylan VanCourt 1102.00 Cool Rock Josephine Samuelson Josephine Samuelson 1080.40 Rollingwoods Give It Up Brittany Purnell Addison McMillan 826.80 Neapolitan Sarah Semko Sarah Semko 496.00 Picturesque Kacy Baumgart Kacy Baumgart/Kelly Baumgart 343.00 LARGE PONY HUNTER The Best Kept Secret Challenge Trophy - Donated by Michael Parker and Family High Point Large Pony Hunter / Grand Pony Hunter A. M. Jack Worsham Memorial Perpetual Trophy - Donated by the members of his family Horse Owner Rider Points Daventry’s DaVinci Katherine Triantos Katherine Triantos 4019.80 Touch the Sun Sophia Fox Jordan Toering/Sophia Fox 3950.20 Royal Flush Pam Baker Katherine Triantos 3805.40 Coleridge Dale Crittenberger Kacy Baumgart/Jordan Toering 3643.40 Celtic Creek’s Golden Nugget Elizabeth Lowham-Ruzzo Elizabeth Lowham-Ruzzo 1250.80 Applause Sophia Fox Sophia Fox 957.60 MHSA Pony of the Year Presented by Julie Harrington The Halcyon Hawthorne Perpetual Trophy - Donated by Stacey Schaefer PRE CHILDREN’S HUNTER HORSE Horse Owner Rider Points Eloquence Vanessa Rosso Vanessa Rosso 1536.20 Primetime Ava Brugger Allison Kaplan 1133.00
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