HJN Content posted on May 18th, 2006

Big Finish for Kelley Small and Calibur in $30,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic at Kentucky Spring Classic Horse Show

Ottawa, Canada’s Kelley Small won her first career Grand Prix on Thursday afternoon as she toppled veterans Aaron Vale and Debbie Stephens for the win in the $30,000 Lexington Classic, the second leg of the $170,000 Hagyard Jumper Series.

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Margie Engle and Hidden Creek’s Perin take the Prize of the North Rhein-Westphalen. US draws 4th position for Super League Order of Go

Thursday’s opening competition at Aachen was a Jumping Competition for Young Horses. No Americans were entered in the class that saw 46 horse and rider combinations come to the in gate. (Read on…)

Charleston Z and Cookie Beck Dance Their Way to Second Year Green Hunter Championship at Kentucky Spring Classic Horse Show

The rated hunters competed in the Stonelea Ring for five division championships on Thursday. One such impressive performance was that of Charleston Z and Cookie Beck, who rode for owner Caitlin Ziegler. Beck and the six year old Zangerscheide gelding jumped to an impressive three firsts, one second, and one sixth in the Green Conformation Hunters. Reserve champion in the division was Marshall, ridden by Louise Serio for Meralex Farm. (Read on…)

Hyde Moffat Dominates Opening Event in Canadian Young Horse Development Series

Palgrave, Ontario – Hyde Moffat dominated the opening event in the 2006 Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development Series, winning both the Six-Year-Old and the Seven and Eight-Year-Old Divisions. (Read on…)

The Swiss Teams draws first position at Aachen. US to go 4th

SWISS SHOW THE WAY IN AACHEN…..

The Swiss team will be first into the ring when the second leg of the 2006 Samsung Super League FEI series gets underway tomorrow at 13.15 local time in Aachen, Germany. (Read on…)