Rolex Kentucky CCI**** and Kentucky Cup CDI***/CSI**
Lexington, Ky., Apr. 19-25

Cool Mountain (William Fox-Pitt of Great Britain, 42.8) won the Rolex Kentucky CCI**** over Woodburn (Phillip Dutton of the United States, 47.7) and Courageous Comet (Becky Holder of the United States, 49.2). Calecto V (Tina Konyot of the United States, 76.25%) won the Kentucky Cup Grand Prix freestyle over Naomi (Chris Von Martels of Canada, 70.20) and Balmoral (Jacqueline Brooks of Canada, 67.35). Leonberg (Mikala Munter Gundersen of Denmark, 70.79) won the Grand Prix Special over Pikardi (Bonny Bonnello of Canada, 70.29). Calecto V (Konyot, 70.63) won the Grand Prix over Anton (Belinda Trussell of Canada, 70.21). Abigail Wexner’s Danny Boy (Beezie Madden of the United States, 0-0/38.37) won the $60,000 Kentucky Cup Grand Prix over Iron Horse Farm’s Top Gun (Beth Underhill of Canada, 0-0/39.56) and L&M Ventures LLC’s Kasoar D’Uxelles (Laura Teodori of the United States, 0-0/39.99).

Maryland Hunt Cup
Glyndon, Md., Apr. 24

Lucy A. Goelet’s Twill Do (James Steirhoff) won the $75,000 Maryland Hunt Cup over Sportsmans Hall’s Private Attack (Mark Beecher) and Northwoods Stable’s Battle Op (Christopher Read).

Middleburg Hunt Point-To-Point
Middleburg, Va., Apr. 25

Winners included: novice rider flat—Mrs. Calvin Houghland’s Chivite (Becky Dang); amateur/novice rider hurdle—W. Gary Baker’s Marion Feliz (William Santoro); maiden flat—Bay C. Cockburn’s Whodoyoucallit (Sam Cockburn); maiden timber—Move Up Stable’s Template (Jacob Roberts); maiden timber—Falcon Racing LLC’s Daylight Fire (Carl Rafter); restricted maiden hurdle—Magalen O. Bryant’s Rippin And Runnin (Mathew McCarron); open flat—Vicki Fuller’s Legendary Pacer (Carl Rafter).

Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Spring Horse Trials
Leesburg, Va., Apr. 24-25

Winners included: open intermediate—Kestrel Key (Sarah Cousins, 34.0); open preliminary—Unbelievable (Cindy Wood, 36.0); preliminary horse—Wiplala (Kurt Martin, 30.7); preliminary rider—Clifden (Hillary Irwin, 35.6); open training—The King’s Spirit (Julia Steinberg, 29.1); amateur training—Along Came A Spyder (Louise Foster, 32.3); training horse—Rugby Road (Martin, 34.6); divisions of junior/young rider open training—Arctic Knight (Lindsay Fox, 34.1) & Midas IV (Collin Reynolds, 32.2); novice horse—Dresden Hit (Darrin Mollett, 28.5); novice rider—Central Park (Carly McGurrin, 28.5); open novice—Ripley’s Believe It Or Not (Madeleine Wickwire, 26.5); divisions of junior/young rider open novice—Purr (Caroline Minchew, 29.0) & Bob-Dew (Mackenzie Williams, 31.0); junior/young rider open beginner novice—Point Of View (Katie Hasse, 25.5); divisions of open beginner novice—Doug (Wendy Bebie, 30.0) & Itchy Garrett (Kate Carey, 35.5).

Intercollegiate Dressage Association National Championship
Laurinburg, N.C., Apr. 24-25

Virginia Intermont (Elizabeth Mirson, Gigi Good, Claire Almon & Chelsea Dressler) won the team championship over the University of Florida (Leah Guidry, Caroline Johansen, Kim Van Der Weijde & Ariel Smith) and Virginia Tech (Erin Bullard, Anna Graves, Christy Jones & Cara Barskey). Individual champions included: first level—Jessica Forend (Johnson & Wales); upper training level—Kaitlin Young (Michigan State); lower training level—Claire Almon (Virginia Intermont); introductory—Averi Frederiksen (Virginia Intermont).

Brownland Farm Spring I
Franklin, Tenn., Apr. 21-25

Alex Granato’s Mad Season (Granato, 0-0/38.42) won the $25,000 Franklin County Grand Prix over Equestrian Endeavors Inc.’s Reno (Brian Shook, 0-0/38.92). Hunter champions included: green conformation—Trade Winds (Douglas Wheeler); regular conformation—Sugar Boy (Wendy Hofmeister); first year green—Good Humor (Douglas Wheeler); second year green—Northern Crown (Northernside LLC); regular working—Lone Star (Douglas Wheeler & Betsee Parker); amateur-owner—Don’t Call Me Monday (Stephanie Zimmerman); low amateur-owner—Casanova (Kendall Meijer); large junior, 15 & under—Foreign Encounter (Reid Patton); large junior, 16-17—Epic (Tess Fortune); small junior, 15 & under—Barbados (Elsa Goding); small junior, 16-17—Charmed (Michael Helstein); small/medium green pony—RosMels Perfectly Done (Cassidy Zimmerman); large green pony—Salt Water Taffy (Amanda Hauser); small pony—Brownland’s Mr. Mack (Kimberden Inc.); medium pony—Promise Too (Scott Stewart); large pony—Center Field (Louise Graves); adult amateur, 18-35—Camden (Marianne Ash); adult amateur, 36-49—Farenheit (Jimmy Williams); adult amateur, 50 & over—Pavemaker (Mary Jane King); children’s, 14 & under—North Country (Blantrye Farm); children’s, 15-17—Black Label (Kristine Sugette); children’s pony—Loose Buttons (Olivia Russell). Jumper champions included: children’s—(tie) Chalvino Z (Sloane Coles) & Rafikki (Jamie Vincent); adult amateur—Volinda (Jimmy Williams); low junior/amateur-owner—S&L Sander (Joanna Vincent); high junior/amateur-owner—Kick Az (Sarah Sturges).

Lone Star Round Up
Tyler, Texas, Apr. 21-25

Hunter champions included: regular working—Apparition (Jordan Siegel); first year green & green conformation—Vince (Greg Burrow); second year green—Bremen (Nanette Flaten); amateur-owner, 18-35—Fun & Games (Lindsey Roberts); amateur-owner, 36 & over—Dress Up (Patrick Rodes); low amateur-owner—Fun One (Emily Woodall); small junior—Enlighten (Kayla Briel); large junior—San Miguel (Caroline Ellis); small pony—Pashmina (Jordan Coyle); medium/large pony—Siddhartha (Maggie Di Vecchia); green pony—Northwinds A Bit Painted (Camila Trejo); adult amateur, 18-35—Overboard (Cassandra Shipp); adult amateur, 36-49—Chicago (Teri Miller); adult amateur, 50 & over—Castlewellan (Susan Bradley); children’s, 14 & under—Daisy Mae (Madeline Odom); children’s, 15-17—Just Right (Kelsey Van Ackeren). Jumper champions included: low children’s—Easter (Kai Handt); high children’s—James Town (Madison Billings); high adult amateur—Marcus (Maryster Farm); high junior/amateur-owner—Waranio (Ann Johnston); pony—La-Ti-Da (Sarah Walker); low adult amateur—Lucchese (Stacy Kirgan).

Equestrian Sport Productions LLC 6
Wellington, Fla., Apr. 21-25

Alex Jayne’s Sampras (Charlie Jayne, 0/37.21) won the $25,000 Spring 6 Grand Prix over Hidden Creek Farm INC’s Hidden Creek’s Pamina L (Margie Engle, 0/38.48). Hunter champions included: adult amateur, 18-35—Lansing (Richard Schechter); adult amateur, 36 & over—Corsair (Richard Prant); amateur-owner—Pure Abundance (Weslands Farm); children’s, 14 & under—Carlino (Linda Krat); children’s, 15-17—Mactier (Bella Cramer); junior, 15 & under—Sun King (Samantha Batt); junior, 16-17—Castlekeep (Richard Prant); children’s large pony—Stardom (Paige Coles); large green pony—Seven Steps (Betsee Parker); large pony—For The Laughter (Betsee Parker); medium pony—Fine Art (Hannah Power); small/medium green pony—Best Of The Best (Kendall Kaske); small pony—Anakin (Betsee Parker & Richard Cunkle); children’s small/medium pony—Believe In Magic (Paradysz Farm). Jumper champions included: high amateur-owner—Apollo (Timothy Hooker); low amateur-owner—Skelton W (Far Niente Equine LLC); low children’s/adult amateur—Lordica (Lea Allen).

Dressage At The Fence
Tryon, N.C., Apr. 24-25

FEI-level winners included: sections of open Prix St. Georges—Ronatella S (Joe Sandven, 70.00%) & Lavantus (Angela Halloran, 66.84); sections of adult amateur/junior/young rider Prix St. Georges—Whimsical (Camilla Goodchild, 66.57) & Amadeus (Carolyn Luther, 59.47); sections of Intermediaire I—Lavantus (Halloran, 68.68) & Whimsical (Goodchild, 65.52); sections of Intermediaire II—Mephisto (Meredith A Weiner, 60.26 & 61.84); sections of Grand Prix—Rachmaninoff (Sandven, 68.51) & Duvallier (Kim Schisler, 62.76); Young Rider Team & Young Rider Individual Test—Coalhouse (Kathryn Butt, 62.23 & 62.89); Junior Team Test—Bariton (Allison Coyle, 63.64); Junior Individual Test—Strudel (Laura Gibson, 64.86); sections of Young Horse test of choice—Hamilton (Sandven, 81.60 & 77.80); freestyle test of choice & sections of ParaEquestrian test of choice—Raison D’Etre (Robin Brueckmann, 76.50,71.29 & 70.32); Grand Prix Special—Oyente (Elly Schobel, 62.91).

Commonwealth National
Culpepper, Va., Apr. 21-25

The Beaupre Group’s Nerval De La Batia (Peter Leone, 0-0/39.28) won the $40,000 HITS Grand Prix over Quipit Group’s Quipit L.F. (Ragan Roberts, 0-0/47.79) and Windsor Farm Sales & Alexa Lowe’s Credit Cruise (Lowe, 0-4/39.52). Hunter champions included: first year green—Celebration (Hannah Spiegler); second year green & regular working—Virtue (Katie Huber & Stoneridge Show Stables Ltd.); green conformation—Steel My Heart (Peyton Smith); amateur-owner, 18-35—Galan (Kaleidescape LLC); amateur-owner, 36 & over—Bengale (Gerald Camera); adult amateur, 18-35—Amulet (Lindsay Ferguson); adult amateur, 36 & over—Gaspatcho (Phoebe Weseley & River Run Farm); small junior, 16-17—Fern Gully (Meg O’Mara & Don Stewart); large junior, 15 & under—Walk The Line (Don Stewart); large junior, 16-17—Headlines (Felicia Harrsch); children’s small/medium pony—Fortune Cookie (Elizabeth Earls); green pony—West Wing (Mary Lou Glover); small pony—Flyer Miles (Ashley Hartman); medium pony—Royal T (Amber Hill Farm); large pony—One More Time (Anna Rossi). Jumper champions included: low adult amateur—The Riddler (Samantha Williams); high adult amateur—(tie) Billy Baroo (Courtney Cummings), Will Stop (Virginia McNeil) & Taking Chances (Jane Wiley); low children’s—Heartbeat (Cindy Jones-Cusick); pony—Dun With Style (Valerie Resch).

Aiken Spring Classic Masters
Aiken, S.C., Apr. 21-25

Penelope Strait & Jenna Hoy’s Little Glen’s Valentine (Harold Chopping) won the $25,000 Aiken Spring Classic Grand Prix over Michael Tokaruk’s Roger Rabbit (Tokaruk). Caroline Clark Morrison’s Brunello (Elizabeht Boyd) won the $10,000 The Chronicle of the Horse/USHJA International Hunter Derby over Alexa Boggio’s Alamo (Chasen Boggio). Hunter champions included: green pony—Katydid Kissme (Katrina Becker); small pony—James Blonde (Carly Reinsel); medium pony—Cortina (Madison Maners); large pony—Sugar Ray (Caroline Turner); children’s pony—Simply Theo (Drew Hodges); amateur-owner, 18-35—Isaac (Sarah Ward); amateur-owner, 36 & over—Springsteen (Kimberley Quinn); first year green—Three Olives (Anna Wells-Sharp); second year green—Samaritan (Jennifer Munday); regular working—Brunello (Morrison); small junior, 15 & under—Cool Blue (Lucille Oken); large junior, 15 & under—Island Life (Betsy Fauntleroy); small junior, 16-17—O.C. (Meadow Hill Stables); large junior, 16-17—Fiyero (Molly Gardner); low amateur-owner—Morris (Leslie Kirk); children’s, 14 & under—Utopia (Mary Ruth Nagel); children’s, 15-17—Channel Crossing (Kiara Barnett); adult amateur, 18-35—Calais 16 (Alexandra Vanderrest); adult amateur, 36-50—Montserrat (Keith Hastings); adult amateur, 51 & over—Cadbury (Polly Cooley). Jumper champions included: children’s—Little Bear (Cooley); adult amateur—Boeing (Dini Jones); low junior/amateur-owner—Charco (Mary Antonini).

Go Spring Tulsa Horse Show
Tulsa, Okla., Apr. 21-25

Hunter champions included: first year green—Newman (Sherri Kahn); second year green/regular working—Oklahoma Red (Teresa Mull); low amateur-owner—Westbound (Laurie Lewis); amateur-owner, 18-35—Tatabra Oprah (Emily Carter); amateur-owner, 36 & over—Vancouver (Margot Sutherland); junior, 15 & under—CR Moet (Sarah Milliren); junior, 16-17—Cheryllow Z (Blythe Taylor); large pony—Sunlight (Anna Demetree); medium pony—Blondie (Demetree); small pony—Blueberry Hill (Hailey Livingston); small/medium green pony—Hot Pursuit (Doug Wade); large green pony—Paparazzi (Meghan Peavey); children’s, 14 & under—Shadow Box (Bailey Tims); children’s, 15-17—Corrado (Lauren Gillespie); adult amateur, 18-35—Willy Behave (Elizabeth Nellis); adult amateur, 36 & over—Prevance (Sherri Kahn); children’s pony—Black Onyx (KAC Horses LLC). Jumper champions included: pony—Game On (Tracey Badley); low children’s—Banderas (Shelby Doria); high children’s—Myla (Donald Stewart); high adult amateur—Sir Sorgi D’Oro (Shelby Martinkewiz); low junior/amateur-owner—Argentina (Hays Investment Corp); low adult amateur—Vienna (William Woods University).

RMI Mid-Florida I
Ocala, Fla., Apr. 21-25

Hunter champions included: adult amateur—Landstorm (Lee Avera); amateur-owner—INXS (Robin Swinderman); low amateur-owner—Tigris (Joan Ehrhart); children’s, 15-17—Gibralter (Laine Foshee); children’s, 14 & under—Sight Unseen (Bill Schaub); children’s pony—Millpond Showtime (Day Harmening); large junior—Enchanted (Sage Flynn); small junior—Castle (Ashley Toffolon); green pony—Hillcrest Blue Halo (Schaub); large pony—Daphne-Doo (Corrine Miller); medium pony—Trillville (Bibby Hill); small pony—Rafael (Bridlebourne Stables LLC); regular/green working—Unbelievable (Paula Pell). Jumper champions included: adult amateur—Tanamara (Anne Bingler); children’s—Elements Of Style (Bridge N’Tunnel LLC); children’s/adult—Grades Of Honor (WB Equestrian); low children’s/adult—Son Of A Dun (Peggy Fuller); low/high junior/amateur-owner—French Kiss (Chuck Waters).

Dressage For The Cure At The Peak
Colorado Springs, Colo., Apr. 24-25

FEI-level winners included: sections of Grand Prix—Ravenelli’s Wizard (Simone Ahern, 61.27% & 59.57); Intermediaire II—Made In The Shade (Mary Jo Hoepner, 55.00); sections of Intermediaire I—Konik (Marybeth Perez Soto, 58.68 & 56.71); Junior Team Test & Junior Individual Test—Jubilee Banjo (Jessica Swenson, 60.54 & 60.78); Young Rider Team Test & Young Rider Individual Test—Donaukonig (Rachel Motsinger, 61.44 & 62.23); sections of Developing Horse Test—Vini Vidi Vici (Jose Luis Perez Soto, 64.85 & 62.28); Young Horse Test—Dostojewski (Petra Warlimont, 77.60).

WSHJA Spring National Jumper Show
Monroe, Wash., Apr. 21-25

Jumper champions included: sections of children’s—Corlord (Jennifer Wagner), Alexia (Linda Sferra) & Party Shoes (Natalie Anderson); high adult amateur—Showgirl (Tia Carr & RCM Investment); low adult amateur—Light Tequila Rose (Deanna Hovland); pony—Mustang Brady (Elizabeth Beasley).