HJN Content posted on April 8th, 2006

2006 Queen City $25,000 Childrens-Adult Hunter Classic

Missy Luczak and Goodness Gracious win $25k Child Adult Classic

Concord, NC – Owner Mary Piez of Tennessee decided cheering up a friend would be a lot more fun than going for the big dollars herself so she asked barn mate Missy Luczak to take the reins of her 12-year old Thoroughbred gelding Goodness Gracious in this evening’s $25,000 Child Adult Hunter Classic presented by High Hopes Foundation and the Oken Family. (Read on…)

Kris Hoffman-Kennedy and Joe Fargis Gain Saturday Afternoon Wins at the Charlotte Jumper Classic

Quest D’Or, owned and piloted by Kris Hoffman-Kennedy, won the first class of the second day of action at the Charlotte Jumper Classic. The $10,000 Adult Amateur Jumper Speed Stake was scored under FEI Art. 239 Faults Converted into Seconds.

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Saturday’s Action from the British Open - Robert Smith leads going into final day

On day three of the British Open Show Jumping Championships at the Hallam FM Arena in Sheffield, the pressure mounted in the third round of the British Open Championship as the scoreboard standings after this class dictated the twenty riders who would make the ‘cut’ and go through to the Final tomorrow. (Read on…)

Opening Night Of 2006 Charlotte Jumper Classic Featured Three Exciting Finishes

Speed was the name of the game for opening night of the Third Annual Charlotte Jumper Classic on April 7 as the top riders in the world competed against the clock to score the fastest clear round on tight, challenging courses. The three-day, $300,000 Grand Prix show jumping event continues through Sunday. (Read on…)

Equine Canada Requests Proposals for Canadian Equestrian Team Fundraiser

Ottawa, Ontario — Equine Canada has released a Request for Proposal (RFP) to solicit proposals from marketing professionals or firms in order to develop corporate partnerships and links to the community to aide in raising funds for the Canadian Equestrian Team (CET). (Read on…)

2006 will be a banner year at the Princess Louise Park Show Centre in Sussex, New Brunswick

Sussex, NB – April 7, 2025 – “Starting on May 6th, activity at the PLP Show Centre will be virtually non-stop this show season,” said Ralph Cunningham, President of the Princess Louise Park Show Centre Inc. Board of Directors. “The calendar is filled with horse shows, educational clinics, cattle shows and other agricultural activities.” (Read on…)