Congratulations to our riders at the following event:

South Farm H.T:

Training 3-Day:
Kimberly Toop and Lissandro placed 1st with a 29.5
Noelle Varga and Great Scot placed 4th with a 40.2

Novice:
Nick Wahl placed 9th with a 41

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A few pics from the Pam Goodrich Clinic:

Christine in the working canter

Emma doing a serpentine at the canter

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Snap Shots from the Lynn Coates-Holmes Clinic:

Lynn & Susan discussing rides ??

Rachel Zoller & Bling make a splash in the water

Debbie Iezzi shows complete concentration

Riders and spectators hang out at the water jump

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Middle Tennessee H.T. Results:

• Chloe - Nick Wahl - 6th Training
• Rodney -Andrea Glazer - 8th Beg. Novice
• Red Button - Kaylen Strench - 2nd Novice
• Finn - Olivia Ford - 5th Training
• Mecca - Madeline Hundley- 5th Novice
• Roman Holiday - Natalie Hargis - 1st Training
• Guinness Stout - Debbie Ferko - 1st Beg. Novice
• Super Fly - Maisy Cottingham - 1st Prelim
• Deputy Commander - Selena Pape - 5th Novice
• Desert Storm - Shelby Wietharn - 8th Novice
• Mr. Brightside - Elizabeth Franklin - 5th Training
• Never Been Kissed - Mackenzie Spaes - 2nd Novice

River Glen Fall H.T. Results:

• Super Fly - Maisy Cottingham- 4th Young Riders Open Intermediate
• California Dreamin - Katie Eckert - 7th Open Intermediate
• Great Scot - Noelle Varga - 1st Junior Training
• Castle Rush - Susan Harris - 5th Open Training
• Deputy Commander - Selena Pape - 4th Training Horse
• Margaret Kimmel - 1st Senior Training
• Indy Blues - Shawn Price - 3rd Training Horse
• Desert Storm - Shelby Wietharn - 1st Junior Novice
• Red Button - Kaylen Strench - 6th Open Novice
• Never Ben Kissed - Mackenzie Spaes - 4th Junior Novice
• Chloe - Nick Wahl - 3rd Junior Novice
• Tom Kimmel -10th Senior Novice
• Chesapeake - Grace Gallo - 6th Senior Novice
• Rodney - Andrea Glazer - 3rd Beg. Novice Rider
• Sassaparilla Kid - Katie Eckert - 3rd Beg. Novice Horse

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Pam Goodrich Clinic - December 8 & 9:

Pamela Goodrich has been an instructor/trainer of dressage for over 30 years. She has studied with Michael Poulin, Herbert Rehbein, Harry Boldt, Gabi Grillo, Kyra Kirkland, and Klaus Balkenhol, to name a few. She has been long and short-listed with the USET for that period of time as well, which has given her access to the top trainers in the world.

She has students that have competed successful from training level to Grand Prix. They have also competed in Pan American Games, Olympic Sports Festivals, World Cup, World Equestrian Games and Olympics. She has competed in the World Championships in Toronto, 2 Olympic Sports Festivals, and in Europe. She has achieved many year-end Awards on her various Grand Prix horses. Some of the horses include Adriano, Touchstone (USDF Grand Prix Freestyle Champion), St. Laurent, Midas Touch, Perspective, Master of the Games, and Melville. Currently she is competing Melville, who represented the United States at the Coupe Des Ameriques in Quebec, where she and Melville won the Bronze Medal and were second in the Grand Prix Special.

She was second in the Grand Prix and the Grand Prix Freestyle at NEDA and at Devon. Pamela Goodrich spends the winter in West Palm Beach competing in the Winter Circuit Foster Meadow is a dressage training, teaching, and sales barn. Because of the location, many people trailer in for lessons, or come for a few days for intense training. There are people who have their horses in training full time, which includes lessons on the horse daily. Also, there are always quality horses for sale, from young horses to horses that have more training.

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Susan Harris, Susan Rockhold, rider Jesse Rockhold, and Casanova at Jump Start H.T.

Congratulations to everyone who competed at Jumpstart Horse Trials:

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Recent works by Kentucky based equine artist Jaime Corum are on display in the Gallery at Bistro La Belle in Midway through October 31st. An opening reception will be held on Tuesday, October 9th, from 5:30 to 7:00. The Bistro La Belle will be open for dinner from 5:30 - 9:00 and reservations are encouraged and may be made by calling 859.846.4233. The Gallery at Bistro La Belle opened last fall and features works by local artists in a casual atmosphere. The Gallery and the Bistro La Belle are located in the middle of the block on the south side of Railroad Street (Main Street) in downtown Midway. The Gallery offers premium spirits, liqueurs, wines and beers.

About the Artist: Jaime Corum is a Kentucky artist currently living in Louisville. Her artwork is inspired by the equine form which she renders primarily in oil paint, oil pastel, charcoal and graphite pencil. Her works range in size from small to very large. Jaime has ridden and been close to horses nearly all her life and she spends much of her free time with her horse, Chesapeake. This hands on experience gives her an insider's eye for the horse's form, expression and movement.

Jaime received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Bellarmine University in Louisville, KY (1996), and received a Master of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Kentucky in 2000. Her artwork has been exhibited regularly by galleries in Kentucky and her private commissioned works are in collections throughout the US. Jaime has a studio at the Mellwood Art Center in Louisville. For more information, visit jaimecorum.com

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Photos from the Spring Run Fall Dressage Show - Sept. 30th:

Karen Abrams and Chloe warming up for their test

Katie Hill riding Jimmy Valentino

Carrie Barrick and Nash looking picture perfect

Deborah Ferko and Guinness Stout II
hanging out after their dressage test

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CONGRATULATIONS to Sarah Brymer on the purchase of Babe. Babe is a five year old TB mare by Tricon out of Stormy Cinda. She was homebred by Joan and Dorie Mayfield of Bloomington, IN and backed and brought along by Dorie. Sarah hopes to start competing her next year at the Starter/Beg. Novice level.

Special thanks to Yvonne Williams for her all of her time and knowledge helping Sarah on her year long horse hunt, and to Sarah's sister Crosby, who "found" Babe and told her she had to go see her!

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Congratulations to all of our riders in their success at these Horse Trials:

American Eventing Championships:

• Noelle Varga and Great Scot were amazing
• Maisy Cottingham and Super Fly were 10th in JYOP
• Emily Moscoe and Reality Check were 10th in Training
• Shawn Price and Indy Blues were 5th in Training
• Emma Pridham and Trooper's Tobin were great too

Champagne Run H.T.:

• Katie Coleman and Copyright were 4th in Beg. Novice Horse
• Mackenzie Spaes and Never Been Kissed were 7th in Beg. Novice Rider
• Natalie Hargis and Roman Holiday were 5th in Training

Huntington H.T.:

• Noelle Varga and Great Scot were 4th
• Jessica Rockhold and Casanova IV were 1st in Novice
• Lauren Webb and Laurel's Venture were 6th in Training

Spring Run H.T.:

• Katie Coleman and Copyright were 3rd in Beg. Novice Horse
• Deborah Ferko and Guinness Stout II were 5th in Beg. Novice Rider
• Susan Rockhold and Flash were 3rd in Beg. Novice Rider
• Tahlia Hodes and D'Avalanche were 8th in Beg. Novice Rider
• Jessica Rockhold and Casanova IV were 1st in Novice Rider
• Lindsay Gahm and Chances Are VIII were 2nd in Novice Rider
• Katie Ewen and True Identity were 3rd in Novice Rider
• Grace Gallo and Cheaspeake V were 2nd in Novice A
• Lewis Dowden and Gallant Knight were 6th in Novice A
• Carola Strijek and Mistaken Identity were 2nd in Novice B
• Rachel Zoller and Deputy Commander were 6th in Novice B
• Maisy Cottingham and Super Fly were 1st in JYOP
• Kelsey Harja and Mecca were 2nd in JYOP
• Kimberly Toop and Anticipation were 5th in JYOP
• Natalie Klein and Dr. Rhythm were 6th in JYOP
• Greg Schmid and Send Me a Valentyne were 7th in JYOP
• Krystin Schmid and Just a Moon Walkin' were 8th in JYOP
• Rachel Medinger and Conner's Caleigh were 2nd in Junior Training
• Noelle Varga and Great Scot were 3rd in Junior Training
• Nicholas Wahl and Chloe were 4th in Junior Training
• Lauren Webb and Laurel's Venture were 5th in Junior Training
• Rachel Zoller and Hoodoo were 2nd in Open Training
• J.D. Conner and Castle Rush were 2nd in Training B
• Mason Forrest and Red Flag Right were 4th in Training B

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Congratulations to Susan! Susan was invited to become a National Examiner for the United States Pony Club. She is a Level IV Examiner which is through the highest level - the "A" level. Susan is an examiner for the speciality rating in dressage and the traditional eventing A.

Congratulations to Susan Again! In August Susan passed her certification exam to become a Certified Instructor through the United States Eventing Association. She is a Level III Instructor, which is through the Intermediate level of eventing.

In 2008, Susan will complete her Instructor's Certification for the United States Dressage Federation through 4th Level.

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Congratulations to Cheri and Stephanie Sims on the purchase of San Francisco - a 13 year old Dutch Warmblood. He was formerly owned by Dede Rosenfeld of Amenia, NY. She had owned him since he came to the US as a 3 year old. He has competed through Intermediare. He is not an eventer but loves to trail ride. Cheri says "I plan to compete him when I learn to ride!! and Stephanie is planning to compete him in YR Dressage when she come home from Vanderbilt."

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Ben Starr Retires (partly): Ben is a 17 year old, bay TB gelding. He was born in 1990 and raced in Tucson, AZ. He competed in dressage until he was 8 when Candy Wallace and Martha Lambert co-owned him and turned him into an event horse. He competed through the prelim level with Martha.

Rachel Zoller bought him in 2000 and competed training through advanced level. Rachel and Ben completed two CCI*'s - placing first and second - and one CIC**.

In 2006, Rachel was the 1st placed advanced young rider for Area VIIIl and placed 6th for all advanced riders in Area VIII. Ben placed 5th for advanced horses in Area VIII and Rachel placed 10th in the U.S. for advanced young riders. Rachel and Ben placed 21st in the advanced division of the Gold Cup Series.

They had hopes of competing in a CIC*** in 2007, but Ben pulled a suspensory tendon in May of 2007 which ended their career earlier than planned. A full recovery is expected and beginning in 2008, Janet Wygal Zoller, Rachel's mom, will continue on with Ben with plans to compete him at least through the training level.

(Photo: Rachel and Ben competing advanced at Richland Park H.T. in 2006, finished 3rd)

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In Memory of Monkey Business: Monkey passed away in 2007 at an unknown age but probably in his late twenties. He was 14.1, brown, exact breeding is unknown but possibly TB/Morgan/quarter horse gelding. The Zoller's bought Monkey from Jan Byyny in 1997, who had competed him through prelim. Rachel competed him beginner novice through training with great success. The Price's bought him in 1999 and Shawn competed him through training Monkey was novice horse of the year multiple times. Shawn's younger brother Sam competed him until he was retired at the Price's home. He was loved and adored by many and will always be remembered as the wonder pony!

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Autobiography of the Month: Mackenzie Spaes & Never Ben Kissed

My name is Mackenzie Spaes. I bought Ben when I was in Florida in March. I tried out about 9 horses. I went with my instructor Carrie Barrick. We were debating whether or not to go look at Ben, because he was older then the other horses, but what a great decision to buy him.

I have done many shows with Ben including: 1st at Flying Cross Mini Tria l- Beginner Novice, 9th at May-Daze Horse Trials - Beginner Novice, 3rd at Indiana Horse Trials - Beginner Novice, 9th Spring Run Horse Trials - Beginner Novice, 7th Midsouth Horse Trials - Beginner Novice, 4th Spring Run Mini Tria l- Novice, 6th South Farm Horse Trial -Novice.

I am now a C2 in Covered Bridge Pony Club. Ben helped me get my C2 rating. He is such a great Pony Club mount, and has taken me to my first C Rally and he was fabulous!