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July 2010

Letter from the Editor CF Equestrian

The Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games are drawing near and I’ve had the pleasure to learn about Is a FREE MONTHLY publication available at
a couple special events featuring some of our own central Florida horses and riders. You’ll read retail, service & show locations around
about a very dedicated local dressage trainer who’s focused almost entirely on preparing Pony central, north and parts of south Florida.
Clubbers for their opportunity to perform a Quadrille & an organization most of us won’t have SOON to be FL Equestrian!
known existed until now- the SPHO of FL…their President & Executive Vice President have been If YOU are unable to find a copy please tell
invited to perform a Pas De Deux on their Standardbreds that were at one time pacers at the race us where you shop or order a subscription.
track. If you plan to visit Kentucky during the Games I hope you will have an opportunity to show Annual Subscription Service
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Please read the tributes for the Salms, Edd Lookingbill & Denna Johnson. I know we all feel your home
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but they touched many lives in the dressage community. Edd & Denna both have so many very barn~this option includes a FREE annual
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 Featured Farm
Flying Lion Farm’s Meteoric Rise to the Top
Flying Lion Farm, founded in 2006
and owned by partners Juliana
Whittenburg and Gary Ellebracht,
specializes in breeding a select
number of top quality show hunters,
dressage and race horse prospects.
The farm has come a long way in a
very short time.
In the last three years the Zephyrhills,
FL couple’s show ring success has
been stellar. Many of their horses
have taken National and Zone 4
Championships and Reserve
Championships and won numerous
awards. In 2008 at the prestigious
Dressage at Devon, Flying Lion
placed 10th in the Breeders Group.
LeAndros 2009 USDF All Breeds #1
Weser-Ems Yearling Colt
2009 USEF/USHJA Zone 4 Champion
Pony Hunter Breeding Yearling
Juliana is hoping LeAndros will be an
FEI dressage pony but as a Landgraf
I grandson, I wouldn’t rule out the
jumper ring!
Flying Lion has an exceptional
selection of 2008, 2009 and 2010
Young Stock for sale. Sires include
Baron Van Gogh, Ironman, Le Santo,
Donarweiss GGF, and Sonntagskind.
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By CFE Staff Writer
Stallions are carefully selected to be
the perfect match for their mares; to
complement the strengths of their
broodmares and develop size, bone
and movement.
Iron League by Ironman out of Ivy
League by Roemer
The couple’s approach to sales:
“Owning a horse is such a great
experience. Having it become part
of the family and caring for it,
Photo: Reg Corkum
becomes an integral and enjoyable
regimen…This is why you need to
take extra care when picking your
future horse.” The variety of horses
at Flying Lion Farm provides a wide
selection of type and talent from
which to choose.
Juliana and Gary work with their
clients to find them exactly what
they are looking for. They list
numerous consignment horses and
own top sport horse and race horse
prospects. By maintaining
relationships with other breeders,
owners and trainers across the
country, they have access to some
of the best horses in the world.
Photo: Arielle Perry
Isabella by Le Santo out of Ivy
League by Roemer
Flying Lion’s breeding operation also
serves another purpose – racing.
Boasting sires like Spanish Steps,
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Milwaukee Brew, Western Pride,
Keyed Entry and The Green Monkey
and stakes producing mares like
She’s Silver and Maketa, the farm’s
race horse breeding program is top
of the line!
Their 2007 colt, Steppin Honor
(Spanish Steps x High Royal Honor),
placed 2nd in his first race on May
28th, 2010 and they are eagerly
awaiting his next race. To date they
have several race horses in training
and a select number of prospects for
sale. They also offer broodmares in
foal and in-utero sales. Pricing plans
and lease options available.
In addition to running the farm and
holding down full time jobs, they still
make time for other business
ventures. Gary and Juliana are your
local Immunall and Pasture Vacuum
providers.
Immunall, sometimes referred to as
“liquid gold,” is an immune boosting,
natural supplement used to help
horses with everything from
increasing fertility, combating
infections to healing cuts and
wounds. It improves their coat,
hooves, and overall health.
Pasture Vacuums are the efficient
and affordable way to keep
pastures and stalls their cleanest.
Back breaking stable chores are
now quick and easy. Pasture
Vacuums have proven to save both
time and money and are a
necessary addition to any barn. You
can find more information for these
products at: ImmunallOnline.com
and PastureVacuums.com.
For more information regarding
horse sales or products offered by
Juliana and Gary, visit their website:
FlyingLionFarm.com or call them
directly at: 813-390-6730.
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In just 100 days, one of the world's greatest sporting events will be starting in our backyard. Whether you live in
Kentucky, California or somewhere in between, it is an awesome thing to know that
the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games will be right here in America.
I'll be there - wouldn't miss it for the world. I hope you'll be there too.
The Games, and more specifically, this Games, is your chance to see some of the best athletes in the world, in eight
distinct equestrian disciplines. It's also a chance to watch, to learn and to celebrate everything about the horse. It's
also going to be a great party with lots of shopping, music and all the things I've come to love about my home
State. Lexington will be alive every night with spectacular entertainment and some of the best restaurants you'll ever
find in a city our size. If you haven't finalized your plans for a trip to Kentucky from September 25 - October 10, now is
your chance. Tickets are still available. For direct links to ticketing, as well as hospitality, visit
www.USEF.org/WEG/tickets.
Please share this message with your colleagues and friends.
See you all in 100 days!
John Long, Chairman, World Games 2010 Foundation, CEO, United States Equestrian Federation
Combined Driving Pony Clubber from www.ponyclub.org or
Chester Weber www.sunshineregionponyclubs.org
Clermont selected to for local pony clubs and information.
Ocala
Chester Weber Wins 2010 Four- represent the United States
In-Hand Garden State Driving Pony Club at the Alltech FEI
Event In New Jersey World Equestrian Games

Noel Brown, 18, daughter of William

Photo: Combined Driver Chester
Weber continued his winning streak
in New Jersey, capturing the Four-in-
Hand Garden State Driving Event in
Allentown. Weber is now turning his
attention toward the 2010 World
Equestrian Games. (Photo courtesy
of PicsofYou.com)
Eventing
Hilda Hick Donahue
Apopka
Hilda and Extravagance are
qualified for the World Equestrian
Games, but chances of being called
to the Irish team are slim as there are
already eight strong potential team
members. Much can change
between now and then so they’ll
prepare in case they get called
upon to compete.
and Deborah Brown of Clermont, Fl.
and her horse, Expresso, have been
selected as one of ten United States
Pony Club horse and rider
combinations from across the
country to come together and
represent the United States Pony
Club at the World Equestrian Games
in Lexington, KY., September 25-
October 10, 2010. Two teams of four
horses and riders, plus two
alternates, will perform Dressage
Quadrilles for spectators twice a day
from September 28-Oct. 2, 2010 at
the World Equestrian Games. Noel
competes actively both in
recognized competition and USPC
rallies. She and Expresso have also
qualified for USDF Region III
Championships at First level and
USPC Championships at First Level,
also winning the First level Musical
Freestyle at the USPC Sunshine
Region Dressage Rally 2010. Noel has
been involved with Pony Club for
nine years and has obtained her C3
Traditional Rating. She plans to test
the C3 Dressage Specialty and
possibly the B Dressage Specialty
Ratings in the Fall of 2010. United
States Pony Club is a non-profit youth
educational association that
teaches riding and horse care to
children and young adults through
the age of 25. For more information
about Pony Club please visit:
Noel & Expresso
Betsy Labelle on preparing
15 kids for the Pony Club
Quadrille at the Alltech FEI
World Equestrian Games
Music and Script
All the Music and scripts have to be
in by July 1, 2010 – we have an
American Theme
Videos
All of our 15 riders are up on our
Facebook page:
WEG Pony Club Quadrille
Housing and Preparation
Staying at a camp 20 minutes south
of the Park to prepare the horses a
week in advance…as the riders are
coming from 15 different states.
We have the kids doing the tests and
patterns with their pony clubs to
practice…now we have their
individual videos up, but soon will
have quadrille videos up of each
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WEG – Homeland Security
Have to register every vehicle and
horse trailer in order to get into the
park due to Homeland Security – Our
horses will be moving in September
29th – have to be in by 8am and we
are leaving October 2nd – has to be
after 7pm.
We have 10 stalls and 2 tack stalls –
our long listers (the last 5 pony
clubbers) will be around to help us
with preparing the horses and riders,
as well as be ready to go get their
horses if something should go wrong.
Local Polocrosse player
representing the US abroad
Samantha
Stewart
(another active
Pony Clubber)
flew to
Austalia,
Sunday, June
21st, stepped
off the plane
on Monday
and
immediately
got on a horse!
She is playing
polocrosse with the Bunnon Polo Club,
competing around New South
Wales. You will find Sam at
the Equine Village at the Alltech FEI
World Equestrian Games in Kentucky
October 3rd t\hrough 6th. She
leaves WEG early to compete at the
American Polocrosse Nationals
October 9 and 10 in Alabama.
Local Standardbreds to
perform a Pas De Deux
at the Alltech FEI World
Equestrian Games
By Debra Sweger
The Standardbred Pleasure
Horse Organization of FL
In 1997 I purchased my first
Standardbred mare, Belle, out
of a back yard in Spring Hill, FL.
She was very green , but I fell
in love with the temperament
of the breed. I’ve been a horse
owner since 1975 and
familiar with Arabians, Quarter
horses, Saddlebreds and
Thoroughbreds, but a
Standardbred had never
crossed my path. I didn’t know
one thing about the breed!
Realizing that all horses
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are individuals, I wanted to know
more about them and educate
others. I found they date back to the
1800’s. It all began when the
common man wanted to have
some fun after he finished his chores.
He raced with his neighbors in buggy
races. Soonafter, the Morgan horse
came along and made this sport
popular. But in the late 1800’s the
Standardbred sire Hambeltonian,
became famous for breeding a
horse that could out trot the Morgan
and The American Standardbred
came into existence. To date, the
Standardbred is still the fastest
trotting horse in the world. The breed
is bred for speed, calm
temperament and willingness. Early
on, breeders realized they needed
an intelligent horse to race at those
speeds in a sulky. All these attributes
translate well to any discipline for
pleasure. Intrigued by the thought
of having a race horse, I located
Debbie Button of Mims, FL, who had
just started the Standardbred
Pleasure Horse Organization of FL
(SPHO FL) that month! At that time,
SPHO FL was part of a national
organization.
Myself, Debbie Button, Tracy Kent-
Winter and Nancy Wisgerhoff
began organizing the Standardbred
Pleasure Horse Org. of FL.
In the beginning, the organization
was made up of equestrians like
myself, who stumbled across a
Standardbred for sale at an auction
or back yard. We corresponded by
email since most of us were spread
out over the state. After some
discussion, we agreed most
equestrians were not familiar with
the breed as a riding horse and this
problem was state-wide.
Our research revealed that Florida
only has one race track. Many
Standardbreds are auctioned as a
“grade horse” and are not called
Standardbreds. Most of these horses
from the track only pull a cart and
are not saddle trained. We found
only a small percentage have a
racing career and the industry does
not provide retirement homes for
Standardbreds. We wanted to do
something for the horses.
For many years SPHO FL had a
match making program. Race horse
owners would contact me when a
horse was too slow to race and
available for purchase. Many of
these Standardbreds were young
horses that needed a second
career. I placed ads in various
locations on the internet to help
race horse owners sell their
Standardbred at no cost to the race
horse owner. It’s a win-win situation:
the horses got a new home and we
acquired new SPHO FL members.
My work with SPHO FL is volunteer
and I work as a research scientist at
the University of South FL in Tampa,
FL. All of our board
members/officers are also volunteers
and people with
a heart for the Standardbred. The
membership plays a large role in the
education of the breed and these
true equestrians are loyal. The
internet is able to bridge the
distances and help make this
program a success.
Since many new buyers don’t have
the time to properly saddle train their
Standardbreds, or hire a trainer, I
decided to form a training program.
SPHO FL acquires Standarbreds from
the race track or training centers.
They go immediately in to saddle
training and dressage with one of
our trainers. All of this is possible
because of a one time donation
made by James Robinson to SPHO
FL, Inc.
Over the years, I realized my mare
was versatile. I rode in parades, hunt
paces, trail rides and team penning.
It became apparent that my horse
also enjoyed jumping and obstacles
were not a challenge. No one would
ever believe I was riding a race
horse. Standardbreds are not hot or
prancy. Other members were
showing in dressage! People would
say” a pacer can’t test in
dressage!!”
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Riding twice a month in Wildwood, Sweger, SPHO FL
FL with our coach/trainer, Heather President, dsweger@msn.com or visit
Caudill. At Team Riding members our web site: http://www.sphofl.com
get together and learn equitation in and go to Standardbreds for
a fun, relaxed environment. All levels purchase.
of riders are encouraged to join. Debra Sweger
Education is an integral part of the SPHO FL President
organization.
Even though
Standardbreds are
bred for racing,
they can
accomplish
whatever the mind,
heart and body will
allow. There’s a
Well… to bring you up to date, variety of breeding
SPHO FL Ambassador, “Sea the lines between
Gray” will be performing a Pas De the pacers and
Deux with SPHO FL Executive VP Tina trotters and all body
Bombardo’s Standardbred mare, types are available.
Whiz Bang at the World Equestrian Sizes range
Games in Oct. 2010 trained by from 14.3 to over 17
dressage trainer, Heather Caudill of hands.
Olympic Sport Horses Wildwood, FL. When you meet a
Both horses are testing at second Standardbred,
level in USDF recognized shows and you’ll notice the
training at third level. They were heart first and the
selected and invited to be a part of brilliance follows.
this special event. Obviously, they You’ll never find a
left the pacing behind when they more willing partner
left the race track years ago. and better
Standardbreds have a great work athlete.
ethic and receive consistent scores.
These two have the ribbons to prove If you would like to
it! be a sponsor for
All through the year, Sea the Gray our U.S.
and other Ambassador Standardbred Team
Standardbreds in our program at the
attend dressage shows throughout World Equestrian
central Florida. We also offer Team Games, please
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Zip Lock Baggy & Pennies:
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repellent?
Stacey Shinn!
We went with friends to Sweety Pies
on Sunday for breakfast and sat in
the patio section beside the
house. We happened to notice zip
lock baggies pinned to a post and a
wall. The bags were half filled with
water, each contained 4 pennies,
and they were zipped shut.
Naturally we were curious! Ms.
Sweety told us that these baggies
kept the flies away! So naturally we
were even more curious! We
actually watched some flies come in
the open window, stand around on
the window sill, and then fly out
again. And there were no flies in the
eating area! This morning I checked
this out on Google. Below are
comments on this fly control idea.
I'm now a believer!
Ann Says:
“I tried the ziplock bag and pennies
this weekend.. I have a horse trailer.
The flies were bad while I was
camping. I put the baggie with
pennies above the door of the LQ.
Hunters - Jumpers - Equitation
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Current sales list on website
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NOT ONE FLY came in the trailer. The
horse trailer part had many. Not sure
why it works but it does!”
Danielle Martin Says:
“Fill a ziplock bag with water and 5
or 6 pennies and hang it in the
problem area. In my case it was a
particular window in my home. It
had a slight passage way for insects.
Every since I have done that, it has
kept flies and wasps away. Some say
that wasps and flies mistake the bag
for some other insect nest and are
threatened.”
Maggie Says:
“I swear by the plastic bag of water
trick. I have them on porch and
basement. We saw these in
Northeast Mo. at an Amish grocery
store & have used them since. They
say it works because a fly sees a
reflection & won't come around.”
DJ Says:
“Regarding the science behind zip
log bags of water? My research
found that the millions of molecules
of water presents its own prism effect
and given that flies have a lot of
eyes, to them it's like a zillion disco
balls reflecting light, colors and
movement in a dizzying manner.
When you figure that flies are prey
for many other bugs, animals, birds,
etc., they simply won't take the risk of
being around that much perceived
action. I moved to a rural area and
thought these "hillbillies" were just
yanking my city boy chain but I tried
it and it worked immediately! We
went from hundreds of flies to seeing
the occasional one, but he didn't
hang around long.”
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 Goodbyes: Edd Lookingbill and Denna L. Johnson
Edward Ivan Lookingbill
September 6, 1973-May 19, 2010:
To say, “Edd was a good horseman,”
is so understating the obvious as to
be ridiculous. Not only did he do it
right, but he inspired his students, his
friends, his horses and even
bystanders. Edd combined
impeccable taste and high
horsemanship standards with a
golden heart and a mercurial,
wicked wit. The words of his friends
tell just a fraction of the legacy of
this loving, playful, delightful, free
spirit who was like no other:
“EDD LOOKINGBILL was such a
wonderful person. He always knew
how to make people laugh and
smile.” (Justin Meyers)
“He gave in a momentous and
passionate way. His humor, wit,
intelligence and sheer sex appeal
will live on forever.” “…For those of
you who knew him, I wish you
peace. For those of you who didn't, I
am sorry…”(Ingrid Rockefeller)
“...You always made me laugh no
matter what.”(Lisa Marong)
“Edd you were such a good friend,
partner & mentor” (Renee Dodd)
12.
by Sally L Harvey
“Favorite Edd-isms: „Crispy? should
describe potato chips, not your
tack!” (Cookie Serletic)
“I'll never know why you chose me
as your friend, but I hope you knew
why I chose you.” (Zoë Hernandez)
And finally: “I know wherever he is
now, Edd is making everyone else
smile! How sad for us, but how nice
for those he has gone to join!” (The
late Denna Johnson)
Denna L. Johnson
June 10, 1961-June 10, 2010:
Probably best known for her College
Invitational Program which enables
college bound equestrians of all
economic backgrounds to be
recruited for and to earn college
riding scholarships. What some
people may not know is that
Denna?s life revolved around charity
in action: whether it was a troubled
teenager needing help getting back
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on the right track or providing free
summer camp to at-risk, foster
children. According to her mother,
Denna knew what she wanted in the
fourth grade: “I want to have 30
kids.” She achieved that and more
as surrogate mother for the many
children who paraded through her
farm over the years.
Her love of children reached far
beyond the local area. She was a
huge fundraiser for St Jude?s
Children?s Hospital and personally
bought hundreds of Christmas
presents for needy children and their
families every year.
“Strong Like Bull” was her mantra,
repeated loudly, until each of her
students found their own inner
strength and developed the physical
strength to ride with confidence.
Many of the children could not
afford to buy fancy ponies, but
many managed to show and even
attend Pony Finals as a result of
Denna?s unrelentless fundraisers: car
washes, raffle tickets, pony rides and
yard sales.
Losing these two shining stars is a
great loss to Central Florida?s horse
community
We will miss you Denna and Edd.

Congratulations to Brooke Valenzano (My Kinda Guy)
Winner of the High Score Jumper Rider
RMI Spring Circuit
Kristina Bair (Lyrical), Reserve Champion
.85 meter Jumpers HITS week IV.
“STRONG LIKE BULL”
Love, Denna
Congratulations to Sydney Chase and her new horse
Cookie, pictured here with mom, Sue Chase
Horse Shows in the Park- Jacksonville
June 12 – 13, 2010
High point Jumper, Best Junior Rider
Hopeful Ch/Ad Reserve Champion
Schooling Jumper Reserve Champion
WB Equestrian
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CAN YOU…
Written by Thea Wilcox
Can you love me, really love me
even though I couldn’t stay
And, can you find a way to hold me
since I’ve gone away?
Can you hold me to your heart
while I’m holding on to you
And, never ever blame yourselves
for what you didn’t do?
Can you trust that there was
nothing you could do or see
And, understand the enemy
lay couched inside of me?
Can you accept a simple truth;
this journey was my foe
And, demons sought me everywhere
until I had to go?
Can you empathize with the pain
tormenting my last days
And, would you just accept that life He stayed so close I heard him cry,
is handled different ways?
Can you accept I knew
my time here had to end
And, understand it had to be,
my dignity I could not defend?
Can you accept this lesson
If I lay it on the line
And, tell you that a “lack of sight”
is not what makes us blind?
Can you recognize the “cancer”
and this cancer had no cure
In Memory of Alice Stuebling-
Salm & Rainer Salm
The couple was involved in a plane
collision while flying in the Williston vicinity
in March. Alice, owner of Whispering
Dreams in Ocala & broker-owner of
Homes & Ranches was very involved in
the dressage community & provided a
home to several rescued horses as well as
her young dressage prospect, Brentano
Ultimo, the half brother to Brentina.
And, simply know the peace I have,
no trials left to endure?
Can you never come to face
the thought to end your life
And, realize that the very end is
lesser than your strife?
Can I ask you please,
do not turn a deafened ear
And, be swept up in Satan’s lies
all built on human fear?
Can you know that I’m forgiven
that the sacrifice was made
And, know the debt for all of us
had long ago been PAID?
Can you feel my presence now
As it lingers all around
And, embrace with confidence
that my soul is heaven bound?
Can you never doubt my death,
though not what God had planned,
and he gently held my hand.
Can you reach beyond your grief
to the bottom of your heart
And say, “Farewell, goodbye my Edd,
Your love we will impart.”
In Loving Memory
Of
Edd Lookingbill
5/19/2010
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Helmets for all riders, all
disciplines…
Recent publicity from injuries to
international caliber riders like
Courtney King Dye & more recently
Guenter Seidel have promoted a
huge campaign towards promoting
riding with protective helmets.
SUCCEED© is sponsoring the new
campaign started by California
resident & dressage rider Jeri Bryant
and endorsed by USEF, USDF, USEA
and many others. Visit the website:
www.riders4helmets.com to find
multiple articles from expert trainers,
judges and more. One judge
addresses the question about
wearing a helmet in place of a top
hat in competition. Her answer may
surprise you…
riders4helmets National
Helmet Awareness Day July
10th, 2010.
Helmet Manufacturers to offer
discounts through participating
retailers
Aurora, OH (June 17, 2010) — The
riders4helmets campaign operated
by helmet advocate Jeri Bryant and
supported by SUCCEED®, has
organized a National Helmet
Awareness Day endorsed by the
United States Equestrian Federation,
to be held on July 10th, 2010.
riders4helmets has teamed up with
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offer discounts on helmets to
equestrians via participating retailers
Nationwide on this day. Helmet
brands that are to be included in the
promotion to date include: Troxel,
Charles Owen, GPA and Aegis
(Devon-Aire). Visit
www.riders4helmets.com to locate a
dealer near you.
Congratulations Team USA:
Gold in Nations Cup!
Posted by Taylor Land
Day 27: Team Gold
6/4/10
“Today the team won gold in the
Nation's Cup at Wierden! Jen,
Michael, Nick, and Karl finished with
a score of 21 faults and jumped off
for gold with the Dutch team. By
taking an incredibly tight cut to a
vertical, both Jen and Michael
posted incredibly fast times although
they both had four faults. After the
Dutch posted two slow but clear
jump off rounds, the US team
thought all hope was lost. However,
Nick and Karl produced two clear
rounds and the Dutch team cracked
under pressure and had two rails,
resulting in gold for the US! Everyone
rode great and it was a wonderful
day. The team won very Dutch
prizes: bikes. The seats were so high
poor Jen could not reach the pedals
and the victory lap aboard the bikes
proved to be quite a challenge!
Michele was ecstatic with all the
riders' performances and all the
Americans felt very proud hearing
the Star Spangled Banner.”
June 12th Interview with
Michael Murphy, post
Young Rider European Tour
Courtney Weinzimer
I interviewed Michael several days
before he departed for the tour
(catch that interview on homepage
at www.cfequestrian.com) to ask
some questions about the
opportunity, the program and what
he anticipated.
During the tour I followed Taylor Land
& Jennifer Waxman’s blog
(www.usyoungriders.blogspot.com)
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again before they (Errol Equestrian)
left for Kentucky to show.
I really wanted to find out whether
the actual experience matched his
preconceived expectations, what
he really thought about the trip and
what his future plans might be. Find
the live interview in the member
section (free):
www.cfequestrian.com
*Thanks to Elizabeth Patz for helping
video!
CW: Michael, tell us how things really
went compared to what you
envisioned
MM: It went pretty similar to what I
expected, although I thought the
competition would be more stiff but
it turns out that we Americans ride a
lot quicker- in the speed classes at
least. We won every speed class
because we practice riding fast. I
was the only one in the Nation’s Cup
to be under the time allowed. The
biggest thing was just being in a
different place- not extravagant like
Wellington but nice.
CW: Out of all the talent and young
riders in the US, how did you come to
be selected for such a huge
opportunity?
MM: I’m blessed and got lucky- I
think it was largely based upon my
results this year in Palm Beach and
my horses have been jumping really
well. I was kind of an underdog but
it all worked out.
CW: What horses did you take- your
horse and didn’t you take one of
Debbie Stephens’?
MM: Yes, I took her horse All Star- he
was a great second horse and did
well in a couple grand prix and
speed classes.
CW: Did your horses perform as you
expected?
MM: My mare (Katina 12) was a bit
sensitive for the first couple days but
once she adapted to time change
and such she even better there and
learned a lot- adapting to the
footing and the atmosphere.

CW: Were you nervous not knowing
what to expect?
MM: I don’t really get nervous but I
was nervous before getting on the
plane just from anticipation of what
was to come and competition but
once I got on the plane and then
landed everything was fine.
CW: Did you know the other team
members before the trip and did
everyone get along?
MM: I knew everyone except for Karl
(Cook) and yeah, it was nice- I did
get a little hazed at the end of the
week; I was running around cleaning
up the pillows and things like that.
But we all got along well; we went
out to dinner together, including the
grooms. Meredith Gallagher (Ridge
Point Stables) travelled with me to
groom.
CW: How does this opportunity
position you going forward as far as
opportunities and expectations?
MM: I feel it’s really raised my level of
riding and if I have another chance
to go on a tour to Europe I’m going
to know what to expect rather than
anticipate, like how the show
managers operate, because it’s
totally different- even the course
walks are different. They don’t post
the course until you’re about to walk
into the ring. They’re very organized
though- all the classes went in one
ring and the show office staff were
all very nice to us.
CW: Who was the chef d' equipe?
MM: The first week was Ralph Caristo
and the second week was Michelle
Grubb.
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CW: What are your plans now? have been many changes in the
Where do you go from here? budgets of USHJA for zone
participation and its activities. The
MM: We’re heading to Kentucky zone 4 Hunter Committee feels very
(Country Air) where we’ll show then strongly about grass roots and
we’ll take off a week and figure out continuance of education and
what to do- we rented a place. I would love to see the clinic program
know we have a couple shows and excel. Please check the zone 4
website for up-and-coming events. If
my main goal is to prepare for
interested in becoming a host,
Young Riders (NAJYRC).
contact Zone 4 Hunter Secretary, Jill
CW: Any idea who will be on the E. Mills, at JEMDRM@aol.com.
team?
MM: Nick (Dello Joio) was saying he
wasn’t going to go this year but
Taylor (Land) is. We won’t really
know as the applications aren’t all in
until the 15th so we’ll find out soonbut
I think I have a good shot
because I’m pretty high up in order
of ranking for money won.
CW: Who’s chef d’ equipe for that?
Wendy?
MM: Yeah, Wendy Ritter (Peralta) is
the chef for zone 4.
CW: You mentioned to me before
that you’d be at the 2010 Alltech FEI
World Equestrian Games
MM: Yeah, it’s going to be really fun
and of course it’s the first time it’s
ever been here in the US
CW: When do you plan to turn pro?
MM: Well, I have a few years left as a
junior (Mike had his 17th birthday
while in Europe) and I want to ride
that out for Equitation purposes. I
can ride the USET until I’m 21and can
ride it as a pro but I just have to see
where it takes me. It might be best
for me to stay on as manager and The Adequan FEI North
let my mom remain the professional,
but who knows. No matter what I’m American Junior and
gonna stay here and work for my
mom.
Young Rider
Championships
CW: Thanks for telling us about your
trip and we look forward to hearing
Presented by
more from you in the future! Gotham North
July 28-August 1, 2010 at
Zone 4 News & Updates
Zone 4 is looking for members who
the Kentucky Horse Park,
would like host USHJA clinics. These Lexington KY
clinics are also a way in which the
zones raise funds for activities. There
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First Annual Hearts for
Hooves Clinic at Clermark
Animals have always been a big
part of Michelle Barrett’s life. As she
tells this story a tiny kitten is sleeping
on her lap, purring away. Hardly a
day passes when she is not caring for
a dog, a cat, a horse or some other
creature adopted into her life. As an
adult she was always haunted by
pictures and stories of unloved
animals left without food or water. “I
always wanted to help, but was put
off by the thought of witnessing the
suffering first hand - so I would just
send a check… It wasn’t enough.”
Michelle’s big New Year’s resolution
was to become more involved. At
first she thought, “Ok. I can take in a
few horses, maybe get them fixed
up and find them new homes.
Maybe someone who could not
otherwise afford to buy a horse
could have the privilege of owning a
horse, if I could nurse the horse back
to health and train it.” However,
when she contemplated everything
involved, she realized she couldn’t
do it alone.
Inspiration flooded over Michelle
while driving by Sixteen Hands Horse
Sanctuary. She realized that instead
of duplicating their effort, she could
channel her passion for saving horses
into raising rescue money and
supporting local Horse Therapy
programs. “Hearts for Hooves”
(name coined by friend, Lisa Weiss)
was born.
On the weekend of June 5th, 2010 at
Clermark Equestrian Center, the First
Annual Hearts for Hooves Riding
Clinic debuted. Brock
Clermark donated the use of his
brand-new, state-of-the-art facility.
This was HUGE! Brock’s generosity
encouraged other people and
businesses to join in. Many
local trainers came together and
donated free lessons.
Several rescue and therapy groups
talked about the different programs
they offer: A special guest speaker
was Melanie Foster-Bowles of Proud
Spirit Horse Sanctuary in Mena,
Arkansas www.horsesofproudspirit.org.
The heartfelt generosity from Brock
and all who helped is much
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Random Photo of the
appreciated. “We couldn’t have
month….
done it without you, Brock!”
Hay, grain and horse care products
were collected for the local rescues:
Sixteen Hands Horse Sanctuary in
Myakka City, Fl and
Sarasota Manatee Association for
Riding Therapy “SMART”
www.smartriders.org .
Contributors included:
Judy and Ritchie Dubreuil of
Sarasota Feeds and Needs
Beth Shuttleworth of Whispering
Ranches Feed.
Lessons were given for free to attract
people. Trainers who donated
lessons: Alejandro Sanchez, Michelle
Barrett (Longbranch Stable), Sanchia
de Freitas (Westport Equestrian
Centre) and Andras Szieberth (Prairie
Pines).
We hope this is the first of many such “Baba Booey gets a package”
fundraisers and awareness raisers, Photo: Sally Barros (WB Eq)
helping Hearts for Hooves help
horses and equine-assisted, human
therapies. Please visit and
Share
contribute to our local horse rescues
and therapy programs.
Tack Theft in Gainesville
From COTH:
I got to my barn on Friday to realize
someone had broken in and taken
my Frank Baines Victorian saddle
YOUR photos!
and my Whitman dressage saddle. I
am sick about the Frank Baines
Funny,
saddle, I just loved it and the day I
found out it was stolen was my
birthday. Thankfully I had one of my
nice saddles in my car that night.
Candid & Show
Please Gainesville area and
surrounding people, keep an eye
out for these saddles, I do have serial
number of Frank Baines saddle and
pictures. We are also looking for an
older white Ford truck with blue
striping on the bottom that is missing
a tail gate, this truck was seen
leaving my property that day. Send to
The police have been notified and
thankfully I'm friends with a news info@cfequestrian.com
anchor who is going to talk about
the robberies in our area recently
(there have been 3 this week) and
give a description of the truck. *Min 300 dpi
We are offering a reward for the
return of these saddles!
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CSI*** in Europe in preparation for XIX Central
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Course Designer:
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