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Morven Park Show June 7-8

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  • Morven Park Show June 7-8

    Anyone COTHers showing at Morven Park this weekend??

    Good luck to those of you who are showing!!

  • #2
    Yes. I would be there right now, except I needed to fill several gallon jugs with sublock and ice water.
    www.mooredressage.com
    www.alsikkanfarm.com

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    • #3
      I can't believe the forecast for this weekend!! The temps are going to be around 100 degrees and God only knows what the heat index will be.

      I will be there to watch one of "my" babies in Training level and FEI 4-year old classes.
      Siegi Belz
      www.stalleuropa.com
      2007 KWPN-NA Breeder of the Year
      Dutch Warmbloods Made in the U. S. A.

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      • #4
        Oooooh, I wish I could go watch! Instead, I'll be out baling hay all weekend...
        In a society that profits from your self-doubt, liking yourself is a rebellious act.

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          #5
          Originally posted by siegi b. View Post
          I can't believe the forecast for this weekend!! The temps are going to be around 100 degrees and God only knows what the heat index will be.

          I will be there to watch one of "my" babies in Training level and FEI 4-year old classes.
          Oh man, I was looking forward to escaping the heat in Houston!

          Siegi, I was surprised at how many 4yr olds will be competing this weekend. Which one is your baby?

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          • #6
            Howdy
            I will be there all day Saturday working in the office- passnig out tests/awards so stop by and say hello. Dunk your heads in water and hose/sponge your horses off *before* you ride. It makes them much more comfy and you too! I so wish they still made those Cookies Cool Caps! I still have 2 of them that I swear by in the summer. Also have two of those neck bandana things. I soak em in cold water and then store them in the fridge in the tackroom- pop them on before a ride.

            Last fall when I worked awards they gave them out as prizes- if they are there this weekend they should go like hotcakes.

            Also, VTO saddlery will be there. Don't forget to pickup your gift certificate/coupon at the show office for happy shopping.

            That said, there always seems to be a nice breeze at Morven. Good luck to all!!!
            Appy Trails,
            Kathy, Cadet & CCS Silinde
            member VADANoVA www.vadanova.org

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            • #7
              My daughter will be showing her horse Prix St. George and a youngster for one of our boarders in training level on Saturday and Sunday. I will be there on Sunday to help her--and worrying about them all day Saturday with the heat and no mother hen
              \"Tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it.\" Anne of Green Gables

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              • #8
                ride-n-tx.... I haven't seen the list of entries, just got the ride times for the boy. His name is Zorba S. E. and he's on at 11:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. tomorrow. Don't remember the Sunday times but I think the last class is after 4:00 p.m.!!

                See you there?
                Siegi Belz
                www.stalleuropa.com
                2007 KWPN-NA Breeder of the Year
                Dutch Warmbloods Made in the U. S. A.

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                • #9
                  What an amazingly hot show!

                  Bless the volunteers and the ice-cold towels they had ready to wrap around our necks.

                  On a side note, this weekend went VERY well for me and I would ride through the heat all over again if it meant having those rides.

                  Did I mention it was amazingly hot?!?!?!
                  www.mooredressage.com
                  www.alsikkanfarm.com

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                  • #10
                    I about died in the heat also, but had a good show. I think I will now wait until fall to try again!
                    Perhaps it would have been wiser to maintain your silence than to make an effort obviously borne from some sense of obligation - Cindi

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                    • #11
                      Gadzooks it was hot!

                      The beasties were wonderful with abbreviated warmups and the show was well run--kudos to all the volunteers.

                      Daughter was pleased with her scores and everything went well until the flat tire as we were getting ready to leave

                      Hope everyone else held up okay!
                      \"Tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it.\" Anne of Green Gables

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                      • #12
                        It was VERY hot! I went Saturday at 1:30 to see one of my babies go. It was his first show, turning 4 this month. He scored 67.6% (4th place) in the Training Level Test 3 Qualifying class. They scratched his First Level test in the afternoon, as it was just so hot. His new owners were there to pick him up, so I got to meet them too.

                        I was so proud of him. First show and thank God, they didn't need to lunge him at 100 degrees. He just handled everything like he had been doing it for years.

                        So the good news is his very first dressage test, he qualified for the BLM Championships, but now with a change of rider, that won't count. He will just have to do it again.
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                        • #13
                          Darlyn, he's gorgeous! Congrats to you on the ride, and on the sale.

                          What is his breeding?
                          In loving memory of Laura Jahnke.
                          A life lived by example, done too soon.
                          www.caringbridge.org/page/laurajahnke/

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                          • #14
                            Thanks! Actually I sold him as a 9 month old. He went to Louisiana, then the owner decided to go back to school, and sold him to Libby Anderson, so he went from No VA to Louisiana, and back to less than 5 miles from my farm. Go figure! Libby's daughter Jules rode him at Morven. It was a lovely test. They just sold him to a super home, and he will be in training with Evelyn Susol, so I am thrilled.

                            Orlando is by Nevada, out of my Dutch/Hanoverian mare Jasmine.

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                            • #15
                              Darlyn, he is beautiful, you must be so proud! I think my daughter was riding in the same class around that time, so I wish I had made it up there on Saturday to see him go!
                              \"Tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it.\" Anne of Green Gables

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                              • #16
                                Did your daughter ride all of her tests? I felt especially bad for those I saw getting off one horse, and on to the next.

                                Makes me really glad I just breed'em and don't have to ride them anymore.

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                                • #17
                                  Originally posted by Fairview Horse Center View Post
                                  Did your daughter ride all of her tests? I felt especially bad for those I saw getting off one horse, and on to the next.

                                  Makes me really glad I just breed'em and don't have to ride them anymore.
                                  I believe Jules fell into that catagory this weekend!!! What a trooper!
                                  www.mooredressage.com
                                  www.alsikkanfarm.com

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                                  • #18
                                    The weather was brutal, and I rode in the morning. Horsy and I were both hyperventilating after our trot work, and did not quite have the Giddy Up for the canter work. However, it was still a productive show, I rode one test and accomplished what I needed. I am very happy as I earned my final score I needed for my silver medal. But I am so glad I did not have to ride in the afternoon.


                                    Darlyn, your baby is lovely, quite special!

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                                    • #19
                                      CONGRATULATIONS, Laura!!!! Way to go!
                                      Last edited by siegi b.; Jun. 12, 2008, 09:40 AM.
                                      Siegi Belz
                                      www.stalleuropa.com
                                      2007 KWPN-NA Breeder of the Year
                                      Dutch Warmbloods Made in the U. S. A.

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                                      • #20
                                        Thanks Laura, and congratulations on earning your SILVER MEDAL!!

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