HJN Content posted on May 14th, 2006

Cherrybrook’s Blue Suede Shoes and Paulena Johnson Capture Large Pony Hunter Championship; Waxman Wins Again at Kentucky Spring Horse Show

The pony hunters wrapped up competition today in two different arenas and in three main divisions. The ponies are split by height into Small, Medium, and Large divisions. The Large Pony Hunters were dominated by the number one pony in the country in the division, Cherrybrook’s Blue Suede Shoes, and rider Paulena Johnson of Bristol, VA. (Read on…)

Joe Fargis Edges Aaron Vale by 2/10ths of a Second to Win $50,000 Commonwealth Grand Prix at Kentucky Spring Horse Show

Another cold, wet, and blustery day greeted show jumping fans on Sunday at the Kentucky Spring Horse Show at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. As nasty as the weather was for the start of the $50,000 Commonwealth Grand Prix, just before the jump-off the clouds broke. (Read on…)

DAVIS, ALFANO, UDELSON AND BIELEFELD GET THE SPOTLIGHT AT LEGACY CUP

“When I go in the ring I shut off everything. I am completely in the moment on the horse in the course and totally unaware of anything that is going on outside the arena,” said a happy Megan Udelson after dominating the 3’6” Restricted Pro Finals and winning the Championship aboard Luminaire on Saturday, May 13th at the Legacy Cup, which took place at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. (Read on…)

Robert Whitaker claims victory at The Royal Windsor Grand Prix. Michael Whitaker takes 2nd. Pony Club Jumping victory goes to Little Miss Eve and Kerry Grimster

Youth in the Whitaker family appears to be taking over. Not Ellen, this time it is young Robert Whitaker, age 23, who showed his Uncle Michael how it should be done claiming a .78 seconds victory in Sunday’s Windsor Grand Prix. (Read on…)