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2010 Year End Awards 2010 YEAR END AWARDS RMDS SENIOR AWARDS Awarded to riders who are over 60 years old. The requirement is 3 scores earned in one year. This award recognizes that Dressage is a lifelong sport, to honor and encourage our members to continue riding. Over 60 Years Old and Still Showing Susan Alvey Sue Gentle Beth Nicholson Marilyn Soby Paulanne Balch Wiley Gillmor Marsha Novicki Mary Stack Frances Carbonnel Otto Koch Pat Roark William Terry Sandra Eckles Shelley Krakovitz Sally Robertson Kathy Wilson Joann Elderkin Patricia Long Jolie Rossing Jane Worrall Over 70 Years Old and Still Showing Robert Elderkin Beth Geier Robert Kinne Special Awards Russ Fawcett Memorial Award donated by Janet Foy ‐ The " RFMA" will be awarded to an individual (professional or Amateur) who has shown a life long dedication to the sport of dressage through education and "giving back." 2007 Heather Petersen 2008 Edward (Ned) C. Marshall 2009 Not awarded 2010 Janet ‘Dolly’ Hannon Minimum Requirements: • 3 shows, 4 judges, 5 rides Older and Better Trophy donated by Cariellen DeMuth. Awarded to the rider over 45 years of age with the highest median. 72.763% Harmony’s Santa Fee owned by Harmony Sport Horses ridden by Loma Fowler Junior Rider High Median (under 18 years of age) Sea Otter Memorial Trophy donated by the Tautz Family. 67.764% Prince owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Victoria Fernalld High Overall Median Trophy awarded to the horse/rider combination with the highest median score excluding freestyles. 72.763% Harmony’s Santa Fee owned by Harmony Sport Horses ridden by Loma Fowler Single High Score Trophy awarded to the horse/rider combination with the highest single score excluding freestyle scores. 80.000% Seraphine SF owned by Somerset Farms ridden by Petra Warlimont The Captain Michael D. Jablonovsky Trophy donated by Amy Jablonovsky. Awarded to the horse/rider combination with the highest median score for Third Level and above. 72.326% White Sun owned by Kim Lampert ridden by Petra Warlimont You’ve Come a Long Way Baby donated by Cariellen DeMuth. Awarded to the horse/rider combination with the largest point spread between their highest and lowest scores. Playlock owned and ridden by Molly Medeiros Spread of ‐ 21.825% High – 68.667% Low – 46.842% High Scoring Mare 3rd Level and above donated by Crooked Willow Farm 72.326% White Sun owned by Kim Lampert ridden by Petra Warlimont Youth Award: 12 & Under High Median donated by Duke’s Morgan Farm. Awarded to the horse/rider combination with the highest median at any level. 66.027% Orrwood Maddison Bay owned by Victoria Fernalld ridden by Caroline Fernalld High Median Pony‐JR/YR – donated by Leslie Terry – Pendragon Farm 68.400% Peppywood Smoke owned and ridden by Isabella Delaney DeMuth Memorial Trophy donated by Janet Foy. Awarded to the high median for riders 65 years & older. 67.495% Wanabee owned and ridden by Patricia Long The Lisa Robbins Memorial Adult Amateur Trophy. Awarded to the AA horse/rider combination with the highest median at any level. 73.800% Victory owned and ridden by Natalie Roach Breed Awards Application Requirements: A copy of the horse’s breed registration papers must be submitted to the RMDS Central Office. To be included on the paper is the horse’s RMDS name, RMDS number, and RMDS registered owner. Once these papers have been submitted, it is not necessary to apply in subsequent years. Only Grade Awards do not require official breed registration papers, but must be declared through the RMDS Central Office. You must submit these breed designations, only one per horse, to the RMDS Central Office. All papers must be received by September 30th of the competition year. The winner will have the highest median of the top 80% of all scores across levels. Minimum Requirements: • 3 shows, 4 judges, 5 rides Appaloosa donated by Stabile di Cavallo‐Elaine Haberman Not Awarded The Purebred Arabian OPEC Warmblood Trophy‐donated by Carriellen DeMuth 62.000% Im Phamous owned by Suzanne Koczon‐Shipley ridden by Lysette Johnson Dutch WB donated by Soraya Von Asten 71.200% Ali’i owned and ridden by Linda Ohlson Gross Friesian In honor of Jitze B‐donated by The Culver Family 69.400% Oene V. owned by Michele Leonard ridden by Nicole Glusenkamp Grade donated by Joder Arabian Ranch 70.118% Ferdinand owned by Cecilia ‘CC’ Ross and ridden by Susanne Primgaard Hanoverian donated by Deborah Carter/Silvertip Farm 72.326% White Sun owned by Kim Lampert ridden by Petra Warlimont Holsteiner donated by Singletree Farms‐Jan Treadwell 72.763% Harmony’s Santa Fee owned by Harmony Sport Horses ridden by Loma Fowler Iberian donated by El Canto Luisitanos 64.474% Esperanza GPA owned and ridden by Kristen Becker Morgan donated by Morgan Sport Horse Association 67.200% Thunder Alexander owned by Ann Bialkowsky ridden by Julie Haugen Oldenburg donated by the Heinrichs Family 71.833% The Count Basil owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Andrea Doelling Paint/Pinto donated by Jeri Yarbrough in honor of “Bear” 69.200% Hanks Super Gent owned and ridden by Doris Gillespie Quarter Horse donated by Barbara Goldman in memory of Revelation 66.933% Micado owned and ridden by Sue Gentle Saddlebred donated by Shirley Hoffman 66.806% Ms. Ringo Starr owned by Tia Finder ridden by Susanne Primgaard Swedish WB donated by the Swedish Connection, Janet Brown Foy 69.643% Whirlaway owned by Wanda Hage ridden by Sean Cunningham Thoroughbred Cowboy Cadillac Memorial Trophy donated by Shannon Badillo 65.000% Nu Shu Dance owned by Elizabeth & Brook Santangelo ridden by Brook Santangelo Trakehner donated by the friends of Pandur 65.855% Milo owned and ridden by Inga Fuengerlings Sport Horse of the Year – In Hand Minimum Requirements: • 3 scores • Median must be at least 55%. Young Horse of the Year: Three years and under donated by Sarah & Clayton Martin Champ: 80.775% Folsum owned by Marian Nilsen Res: 79.300% Marquis owned by Wanda Hage Third: 77.450% Sequel HF owned by Rimma Paul Fourth: 75.325% Chasse owned by Christina Rudman Fifth: 74.300% Winter Eleganz owned by Cheri George Sixth: 73.750% Rheiny Day Woman owned by Wanda Hage Mature Horse of the Year: Four years and older donated by Somewhere Farm in memory of the thoroughbred stallion, Bailey Champ: 85.737% White Sun owned by Kim Lampert Res: 83.800% Seraphine SF owned by Somerset Farms Third: 78.250% V. Kimma Lark owned by Daniel Rickert Fourth: 77.200% Razia owned by Lisa Nasrullah Fifth: 74.500% Dominante XXIX owned by Linda Nickerson Horse of the Year – Materiale: donated by Pat Leech Champ: 76.500% Rosetta owned by Jody Baumgartner ridden by Kelly Boyd Res: 75.900% Bapolita owned and ridden by Sarah Martin Third: 71.150% Amalia owned by Pat Leech ridden by Simone Ahern Horse of the Year ‐ Freestyles Minimum Requirements: • 3 scores in freestyles • Median must be at least 55%. First Level – donated by Edith T. Ray Champ: 69.167% The Count Basil owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Andrea Doelling Res: 68.229% Love That Jazz owned and ridden by Margi Evans Third: 67.604% Orrwood Maddison Bay owned by Victoria Fernalld ridden by Caroline Fernalld Fourth: 65.052% Nu Shu Dance owned by Elizabeth & Brook Santangelo ridden by Brook Santangelo Fifth: 64.792% SP Hollywood Eclipse owned by Devon Wycoff ridden by Kate Sotiroff Sixth: 64.584% Lilliput owned by Alicia Goode‐Allen ridden by Savannah Rose Franklund First Level Adult Amateur: donated by the Stires Family in memory of Melanie Stires Champ: 68.229% Love That Jazz owned and ridden by Margi Evans Res: 60.625% Bouke owned and ridden by Mary Chamberland Second Level – Stella C. Durrance Award‐donated by Barbara Gardner Champ: 67.500% Mon Cher owned by Greta Barringer‐Richers ridden by Morgan Fleming Res: 65.365% Cary owned and ridden by Mary Stack Third: 65.104% Jip van Stal Geurts owned and ridden by Susan Traylor Third Level – Barbara Gardner Award‐donated by Carolyn Schoenfield Champ: 67.750% Jubilee Banjo owned by Francis Carbonnel ridden by Jessica Swenson Res: 65.521% BCM Unforgettablee owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Andrea Doelling Third: 64.375% Kuriant owned by Rachel Dodd & Deborah Nugent ridden by Rachel Dodd Tie: 64.375% Passhawn owned and ridden by Connor McPeak Fourth: 63.438% Mejicano XXXIV owned by Merrie Wycoff ridden by Devon Wycoff Fourth Level ‐ donated by Bridget Milnes & Dr. & Mrs. Muftic Not Awarded Prix St Georges – Not awarded Intermediate I – Joint Venture Trophy‐donated by Dolly Hannon and Whit Watkins Champ: 67.125% Fabrioso owned by Virginia Carr ridden by Jenny Baldwin Res: 65.713% O’Neal owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Victoria Fernalld Grand Prix‐donated by Sue Halasz Champ: 70.750% Grand Glissando owned and ridden by Meredith Mathers Res: 68.250% Prince owned by Kylee Lourie ridden by Andrea Doelling Horse of the Year Awards Minimum Requirements: Training Level through Fourth Level • 3 shows, 4 judges, 5 rides FEI Levels • 3 shows, 3 judges, 3 rides All Levels • 2 of the scores must be at least 55% at the most difficult test of the level. • 2 of the shows must be recognized by US Equestrian Federation. • The median must be at least 55%. Horse of the Year ‐ Adult Amateur ‐ in addition, a copy of the rider’s current US Equestrian Federation Adult Amateur card must be submitted by September 30th of the competition year to the RMDS Central Office to be considered. Horse of the Year‐Youth Awards 12 & Under High Median donated by Duke’s Morgan Farm. Awarded to the horse/rider combinations with the highest median at training and first level.
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