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The March Madness II continued at Highfields Event Center drying
out nicely after the storms that passed through yesterday. The
featured event of the day was the $5,000 Welcome Stake and pizza
party at the Dietrich Derby Field. Congratulations to Gonzola Garcia
with Jennifer Gamboa’s Classic Z, who topped the field of 10. We also
awarded the first of our Circuit Champion Awards for the Hunter
Breeding and Professional Divisions!
Welcome to Aiken for all of you coming in for the weekend classes.
We are excited for a nice, sunny couple of days. Don’t forget to stop
by VENDOR ROW by Barns 2, 3 & 4 to check out the great folks set up
over the including Aiken staples Show Day Café, Oak Manor Saddlery
and the Daily Brew as well as sponsor CWD’s tent. New this week are the Hot to Trot Boutique and Griffinbrook!
Stop by and show your support for our March Madness Vendors. Barry Koster Photographer is the official show
photographer and they are located in the Highfields Pavilion.
MAIN HUNTER RING
The professional divisions wrapped up today, starting with the High
Performance/Green Hunters. Julie Curtin rode Charlotte Warren’s
Enticement for the win in the first round and Thomas Visconsi’s
Signal Hill topped the second round with Daniel Geitner. Enticement
received the Champion award over Signal Hill in Reserve.
Enticement also received the Green Hunter Circuit Champion
Award! Signal Hill was the Performance Hunter Circuit Champion.
In the first round of First Year Green Hunters, Julie Curtin won with
Mythbuster, a mount she co-owns with Harbor Hill. Daniel Geitner
took blue with Emma Wilson’s Ajax in the second round, giving them
enough for the Champion award over Mythbuster who took the Reserve call. Avery Lynch’s Tumbling Dice with Megan
Rosenthal and Trevor Hawthorne’s Standoff each received a first and second in Performance Hunter 3’3”/3’6”.
Jared Depermentier rode Amanda Hones’ Solstice to the top in the first round of Pre-Green Hunter over Leslie Wheat’s
Sigh with Bruce Christison who won the second round. Solstice ended with the Champion award and Sigh was Reserve
Champion. Sigh also took the Pre-Green Hunter Circuit Champion Award. Daniel Geitner took the first and second
place in the $1,000 Pre-Green Incentive Stake, winning with his own mount Select with the high score of 87 over Walk
the Line’s Caspari. The first 3’ Performance Hunter over fences class was won by Elizabeth Tarumianz’ Contemporary
with Megan Godard and the second class was topped by Sara Nason and her mount Wat Tyler, both over Privilege
with Elsbeth Loughrey.
DIETRICH DERBY FIELD
Meter jumper classes ran on the Dietrich Derby Field on Friday. The single .85m class was won by Melissa Sarle with
Nick Edmunds’ Noble Contessa. Varom, owned by Belle Fulmer, with Rebecca Cameron topped the first .95m class
and Creevagh Freddie with owner August Torsilieri won the second both over Homersrun with owner Erin McClain
who took the red ribbon in both classes. Derbydown’s Just Guess Z with Genevieve Edwards won the 1.05m class.
Bella Dama, owned by Hilary Zak, with Christina Jason won the first 1.10m class and Casey Mason rode Susie Clarke’s
Toffypops to the top in the second 1.10m class. 1.15m were next with Casey Mason and Toffypops taking another
blue in the first class over Easton M and owner Taryn Nolte who won the second class. The Low Junior Jumpers
finished the early schedule with Keegan Rawls winning with her mount Habanera over Madison Wedderspoon and
Contango.
12 entries competed against the Lewis Pack course during the afternoon’s $5,000 Welcome Stake. Pizza and
Beverages were provided as refreshment for exhibitors during the class in the viewing tents. Full results are below:
$5,000 Welcome Stake (Horse, Owner, Rider)
1 – Classic Z, Jennifer Gamboa, Gonzalo Garcia
2 – Vancouver IV, Susan Strecker, Christina Jason
3 – Never Outfoxed, Holly Payne, Doug Payne
4 – U-Turn, Maggie Sjoberg, Abbie Sjoberg
5 – Something Gained, Maggie Sjoberg, Abbie Sjoberg
6 – Duke of Diamond, Jan Byyny, Jan Byyny
7 – Roc Canyon, Rebecca Young, Rebecca Young
8 – Paddington, Gene Beaulieu, Casey Mason
9 – Morrison, Burmonds & Wetmore, Casey Mason
10 – Santino, Bethann Groblewski, Holly Payne
HUNTER RING 2
Hunter Breeding classes led the schedule with Gaze at Me, owned by Michelle Guardino-Dettelbach, handled by
Brandon Gibson winning the yearling class and Brandon handled the winning two year old Chase Meadow Farms’ Apua
Point. Gaze at Me took the Best Young Horse and Apua Point was Reserve. Apua Point received our first Circuit
Championship award for accumulating the most points over the entire Aiken Challenge Series!
The Young Hunters jumped first in the second Hunter Ring
and Walk the Line’s Requested with Jared Depermentier won
both rounds over Trevor Hawthorne’s Prediction with Andrea
Huber who won the under saddle and Requested finished
with the Champion award over Prediction who was Reserve.
Prediction with Andrea Huber won the first round and under
saddle class in Baby Green Hunter over Jean Bickley’s
Ballerino with Susan Sisco who won the second round.
Prediction was the Baby Green Champion and Ballerino was
Reserve. The Aiken County Hunters first round and under
saddle was won by Raytango with owner Rebecca Young, and
the second round blue went to Tracey Miller’s Southern Star with Megan. Raytango was the Champion and the
Reserve award went to Tracey Miller’s Southern Star. Deborah Day’s Canamabee with Cathy Geitner won both rounds
in the Thoroughbred Hunters over Janet Peterson’s Restless honor who took second in both rounds. Janet Peterson’s
Imperial Rest and Cathy Geitner won the under saddle class. Canamabee was Champion and Imperial Rest was
Reserve Champion.
Our combined 17 & Under Age Group Equitation offered a flat and two over fences today, with Erica Felder coming
out on top in the flat. Celia Cram won the first equitation round and Madison Orr took top call in the second round
and the two ended up with the Champion and Reserve Champion calls. Schooling Pony Hunters ended the day in
Hunter 2 with blues going to Jessie Spade’s Sunrise and Kylee Buchholz who won the first round and Royalty with
owner Helen Lohr who won the second round and under saddle.
Help us thank our 2015 Elite Sponsors for their continued support!
Don’t forget to check out the Official Show Photographer’s Website – barrykosterphotography.com
to view and purchase photos from the March Madness Horse Shows!
Feel free to email any photos that you would let us use in Daily Highlights and our website/prize lists/advertising
to [email protected] and we will give you photo credit! Any photo without a credit is by Ashlyn Bell.