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Here are results from Culpeper last week:

-Southern Style and Mary Lisa Leffler were Pre-Green Hunter Champions
-Charming and Mary Lisa Leffler were Performance 3’6″ Hunter Champions
-Cartagena BD and Mary Lisa Leffler were Performance 3’6″ Hunter Reserve Champions
-Incognito and Mary Lisa Leffler were Performance 3’3″ Hunter Champions
-Gold Digger and Allison Bergmeyer were Children’s Hunter Older Champions and WON the Children’s Hunter Classic

-Axtrex and Andrea Russell were Children’s Hunter Older Reserve Champions and were 2nd in the Children’s Hunter Classic
-Amon de Diamante and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.30M Jumper Champions
-Hope Town and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.30M Jumper Reserve Champions

-Carlot and Mary Lisa Leffler were 2nd in the Open Speed Class and 7th in the $25,000 Grand Prix
-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Lefter were 2nd in the $25,000 Grand Prix and 6th in the $35,000 Grand Prix

-Super 10 and Dawn Villeno were 6th in the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Breakout and Danielle Villein were 3rd in the A/O Hunter Classic
-Banjer and Andrea Russell were 5th in the Children’s Hunter Classic
-Clear Cove and Allison Bergmeyer were 9th in the Children’s Hunter Classic
-Katie Drummond won the Ariat Adult Medal

-Emily Leins was 4th in the NCEA Medal Finals and was High Point Rider on the flat

-Andrea Russell was 5th in the NCEA Medal Finals

***Circuit Champions for Culpeper:***
-Amon de Diamante and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.30M Jumper Circuit Champions
-Gold Digger and Allison Bergmeyer were Children’s Hunter Older Circuit Champion

Great riding everyone! Special thanks to our resident photographer, Sheryl Sutherby, for these awesome photos!

Up next is the Capital Challenge down at the Prince George’s Equestrian Center. Stay tuned for those results!

Good morning,

We don’t have any results this week but this past weekend was full of college events.  Patty’s daughter, Ashley Foster, received her rings for the NCEA and SEC Championships won by Auburn’s Equestrian Team.  And Patty and Kevin were there for it!  Patty got a picture of Ashley on the huge outdoor screen. That’s the tallest Ashley’s ever been! The funny thing is Pam’s daughter, Kristina, also graduated from Auburn and was down for the game as well. How cool!

And we might rename this blog to “Ashley’s Blog” this week.  She was also on the poster for the Auburn meet this past week.  For those who don’t have Facebook, here’s the banner they used, and they won the meet!
 

The troop heads off to the Culpeper Finals this week, then Indoor Finals start!  We wish everyone good luck! Stay tuned for those results next week!

Good afternoon!

Here are results from the Maryland Horse and Pony Show:

-Charming and Mary Lisa Leffler were Performance 3’6″ Champions, Grand Hunter Champions, and Mary was leading Hunter Rider
-Whiskey at Midnight with Mary Lisa Leffler were Pre-Green 3’3″ Champions
-Whiskey at Midnight with Holly Bossert were Adult Amateur Middle Reserve Champions

-Charming and Dorli Burke were A/O Older Hunter Reserve Champions
-Incognito and Hayley Anderson were Adult Amateur Younger Reserve Champions
-Knob Creek and Dana Nifosi were Adult Amateur Older Champions and were 5th in the Adult Hunter Classic

-Remember Me and Mary Lisa Leffler were Hopeful Hunter Reserve Champions
-Frontman and Mary Lisa Leffler were Open Hunter Reserve Champions
-Wing Man and Hannah Showell were Adult Jumper Reserve Champions
-One More Glide and Dawn Vileno won the NAL C/A Jumper Classic

-Super 10 and Dawn Vileno were 4th in the NAL C/A Jumper Classic
-Ibiza and Hannah Showell were 6th in the NAL C/A Jumper Classic
-Bettina Star and Helena Abbott were 7th in the NAL C/A Jumper Classic
-Quoteworthy and Bari Friedman were 2nd in the NAL Adult Hunter Classic
 -A Touch of Silver and Lilly Pollin were 4th in the Pre-Childrens Hunter Classic
-Bari Friedman won the MHSA Adult Medal
-Hannah Showell was 2nd in the MHSA Adult Medal
-Kayla Mahmood was 6th in the MHSA Childrens Pony Medal

Great riding everyone! Thank you to Sheryl Sutherby for the photos!

Good afternoon,

Here are the show results from the Quentin Fall Classic:

-Roundabout and Mary Lisa Leffler were Baby Green Hunter Champions
-Landshark and Mary Lisa Leffler were Baby Green Hunter Reserve Champions
-Hope Town and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.20meter Jumper Reserve Champions and were 3rd in the Open Speed Challenge
-Carlot and Mary Lisa Leffler won the Open Welcome Stake and were 7th in the $25,000 Grand Prix
-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Leffler were 4th in the Open Welcome Stake and were 5th in the $25,000 Grand Prix
-Prince Royal and Courtney Logan won the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Quiloa and Emily Leins were 8th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic

Here are the results from the PJA Show at Swan Lake Stables:

-Amon de Diamante and Mary Lisa Leffler won the 1.25meter Classic

-Hope Town and Mary Lisa Leffler were 3rd in the 1.25meter Classic
-Carlot and Mary Lisa Leffler were 4th in the $24, 975 Grand Prix and 4th in the Open Welcome

-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Leffler were 9th in the $24, 975 Grand Prix and 2nd in the Open Welcome
-Escape and Becky Smith were 3rd in the NAL Children’s/Adult Classic
-One More Glide and Dawn Vileno were 6th in the NAL Children’s/Adult Classic

And from the Back to School Classic at Mcdonogh Show:

-Quoteworthy and Bari Friedman were Adult Amateur Younger Champions
-Serendipity and Eleanora D’Amore were Low/Pre-Adult Hunter Reserve Champions and won the Pre-Adult Hunter Classic
-Addison and Katri Hunter were Low Child/Adult Jumper Champions
-Tara XVII and Diana Wang was 6th in the NAL Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Amanda Brightman was 3rd in the MHSA Adult Medal

Way to go everyone! Special thanks to Sheryl Sutherby for the photos 🙂

Also, special congratulations to Kimmy Saul (Pam’s youngest) has recently joined the Texas A&M Equestrian Staff as the Director of Operations.  She is responsible for all of the team’s administrative duties, coordinating travel, recruiting visits and event management, while assisting major fundraising efforts for the team.  She is also currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Sport Management. Way to go Kimmy! What a great job opportunity for her!

Good morning!

This week the Constitution Classic horse show in Culpeper, Virginia hosted the USHJA Zone 3 and 4 Children’s and Adult Jumper Championships.  Rolling Acres was represented by two of our adult riders in the championship, Courtney Logan on Prince Royal and Alyson Gurney on Black Friday.

Courtney was part of Zone 3, Team 2 and Alyson was part of Zone 3, Team 3.  The Team Championship was held in a Nations Cup format which means that four riders on each team showed over two rounds and their any faults earned were added together as a team.  Ultimately, Team 2 and Team 3 were tied with the same number of faults for the team. That then meant that each team needed to choose one horse/rider pair to jump off.  Team 2 chose Courtney and Prince and Team 3 chose Alyson and Nordy for the jump off.  So, it was a head to head match of Rolling Acres riders!!

Courtney went first and laid down a quick, clear round.  Next Alyson went in and rose to the challenge and completed the course fault-free and just .1 seconds faster than Courtney.  What a wonderful job! Our two riders helped Team 3 obtain the Gold medal and Team 2 receive the Silver medal.  

On Sunday the ladies competed for their individual medals.  After a tough weekend of jumping four rounds and a jump off for each horse and rider team, Alyson and Nordy finished with the individual bronze medal and Courtney and Prince finished just behind them in 4th place.  We are so proud to have Rolling Acres represented so prominently by these awesome horses and riders!

And, the winning didn’t stop with the championships…Here are the results of the rest of the horse show!

-Cartagena BD and Mary Lisa Leffler were Green Working Hunter Champions
-Ufonia P. and Cassie Warmkessel were Childrens Hunter Older Champions and were 2nd in the Children’s Hunter Classic

-Gold Digger and Allison Bergmeyer were Childrens Hunter Older Reserve Champions
-Just Enjoy and Connie McRill were Culpeper Adult Hunter Reserve Champions
-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Leffler were 3rd in the Open Welcome and 3rd , 9th in the $25,000 -Brookledge Grand Prix and 3rd in the $30,000 HITS  Grand Prix

-Sgt. Pepper and Connie McRill were 7th in the $1,500 Devacoux Hunter Prix
-Knob Creek and Dana Nifosi were 5th in the Adult Hunter Classic
-Clear Cove and Allison Bergemeyer were 3rd in the Childrens Hunter Classic
-Axtrex and Andrea Russell were 8th in the Children’s Hunter Classic
-Axtex and Katie Drummond won the Ariat National Medal Class

Good morning,

We don’t have any show results to share with you this week, but we do want to wish a very Happy Birthday to our very own, Pam Saul. Thank you Pam for always keeping everyone informed and keeping the farm in tip-top shape!

The group had a really strong finish for their final week of competition in Vermont! Here are the results:

-Ufonia P. and Cassie Warmkessel tied for Reserve Champion in the Children’s Hunter division and 5th in the NAL Children’s Hunter Classic

-Clear Cove and Allison Bergmeyer tied for Reserve Champion in the Children’s Hunter division and 8th in the NAL Children’s Hunter Classic

-Tempelbach and Hannah Showell were Reserve Champion in the Adult Amateur Younger division
-Southern Style and Mary Lisa Leffler were Reserve Champions in the Pre-Green Hunter division
-Roundabout and Mary Lisa Leffler were Baby Green Hunter Champions
-Cartagena BD and Mary Lisa Leffler were Green Working Hunter Reserve Champions
-Incognito and Hayley Anderson were A/O 3’3″ Younger Reserve Champions
-Charming and Dorli Burker were Older A/O Reserve Champions
-Charming and Mary Lisa Leffler were 3’6″ Performance Hunter Reserve Champions
-Wildcard and Emily Leins was 8th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic

-Frontman and Charlotte Williams were 10th in the NAL Adult Hunter Classic
-WingMan and Hannah Showell were 7th in the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Quiloa and Sahara Reiz won the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic

We also had a few circuit champions for the Vermont circuit:

-Roundabout and Mary Lisa Leffler were Baby Green Hunter Circuit Champions
-Escape and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.20-meter Jumper Circuit Champions
-Incognito and Hayley Anderson were 3’3″ A/O Hunter Circuit Champions

Great riding everyone! Thank you to Sheryl Sutherby for the photos!

Good morning!

Here are the results from this week at The Manchester & The Mountains Horse Show:

-Clear Cove and Allison Bergmeyer were Reserve Champion in the Children’s Hunter Older Division and were 4th in the NAL Children’s Hunter Classic
-Roundabout and Mary Lisa Leffler were Baby Green Hunter Champions
-Incognito and Hayley Anderson were 3’3″ Younger Amateur Reserve Champions
-Cartagena BD and Mary Lisa Leffler were Reserve Champions in the Green Hunter Division
-Quiloa and Sahara Reiz were Adult Low Jumper Reserve Champions and won the Child/Adult Low Jumper Classic

-Escape and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.20Meter Jumper Champions
-Carlot and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.30Meter Jumper Champions
-Amon de Diamante and Ashley Foster were Low Jr/AO Jumper Champions and were 4th in the Low Jr/AO Jumper Classic
-WingMan and Hannah Showell were High Adult Jumper Reserve Champions and were 3rd in the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Axtrex and Katie Drummond won the Ariat Adult Medal
-Black Friday and Alyson Gurney were 6th in the M&S Adult Jumper Classic
-Frontman and Charlotte Williams were 6th in the NAL Adult Hunter Classic
-Ibiza and Hanna Powers were 6th in the Low Jr/AO Jumper Classic
-HopeTown and Ashley Foster were 7th in the Low Jr/AO Jumper Classic

-Nikita and Addie Jabin were 7th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Leffler were 8th in the $30,000 Manchester & the Mountains Grand Prix

Great riding everyone! And thank you to Sheryl Sutherby for the beautiful photos!

Good afternoon!

Here are the weekly show results from the first week in Vermont:

-Pendelton and Georgia Fish were Children’s Hunter Older Champions and won the NAL Children’s Hunter Classic
-Whiskey Blue and Ashley Foster were Adult Amateur Younger Champions and Grand Adult Hunter Champions
-Gold Digger and Kirsten Pollin were Adult Amateur Middle Reserve Champions
-Frontman and Charlotte Williams were Adult Amateur Older Reserve Champions

-Southern Style and Mary Lisa Leffler were Pre-Green Hunter Champions

-Charming and Dorli Burke were A/O Older Hunter Reserve Champions
-Escape and Mary Lisa Leffler were 1.20 meter Jumper Champions
-Black Friday and Mary Lisa Leffler were .90 meter Jumper Reserve Champions
-Cartagena BD and Mary Lisa Leffler were 3’6″ Performance Hunter Reserve Champions
-Bling Bling and Mary Lisa Leffler were 2nd in the $5,000 Open Welcome and 3rd in the $30,000 Mt. Equinox Grand Prix

-Black Friday and Alyson Gurney were 4th in the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Wingman and Hannah Showell were 5th in the NAL Adult Jumper Classic
-Amon de Diamante and Ashley Foster were 4th in the NAL Low Junior/AO Jumper Classic
-Quiloa and Sahara Reiz were 4th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Wild Card and Emily Leins were 8th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Addison and Margot Sanger-Katz were 10th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Carlot and Mary Lisa Leffler were 8th in the $30,000 Mt. Equinox Grand Prix

Way to go everyone! Also, special thanks to Sheryl Sutherby for the photos!

Here are the results from the Swan Lake Horse Show:

-Bettina Star and Helena Abbott were Low Childrens Jumper Champions and were 6th in the Low Child/Adult Jumper Classic
-Clean Slate and Kayla Mahmood were Modified 2’/2’3″ Hunter Champions and Pre-Childrens Pony Champions and were 2nd in the Pre-Childrens/Adult Hunter Classic
-Facetime and Mekenna Scott were Pony Hunter Champions
-Investment Terms and Viv Kramer were 4th in the Pre-Childrens/Adult Classic
-Katie Kranking won the Ariat Adult Medal
-Quoteworthy and Bari Friedman were 4th in the Child/Adult Hunter Classic
-Knob Creek and Dana Nifosi were 6th in the Child/Adult Hunter Classic
-Prince Royal and Courtney Logan were 2nd in the NAL Child/Adult Jumper Classic

Great job everyone! Stay tuned for results from Vermont!