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ACRAMENTO — A mainstay of the Northern California hunter/jumper circuit for
junior/amateur riders, the NorCal Medal Finals Horse Show held Oct. 7-11 found a new
venue for 2009. Show Manager Adrian Ward moved the NorCal Medal Finals, to trainer
Rudy Leone’s Leone Equestrians Center in Sacramento. The spotlight of the show was on the
four NorCal Medal Finals competitions of the NorCal Hunter Jumper Association.
Beverly Jovais’s student Grace McLaughlin took the NorCal 3’ Equitation Medal,
winning both rounds with scores of 86 and 87. “Grace and her horse Santo were amazing from
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start to finish,” Jovais said. “I was very proud of Grace’s performance and her ability to perform
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under pressure. Thank you to the whole Chestnut Hill Team for all their hard work at the
NorCal Finals Show.”
Jovais’ riders have enjoyed great success this year during the fall medal finals season,
including top finishes in the CPHA Junior, PCHA Horsemanship, the CPHA Regionals, and the
Woodside equitation championships.
In the NorCal Pony Medal Final, Valerie Van Der Linden came from behind after the first
round to win the second round. A strong work off ride ensured the victory for the young rider
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aboard her pony, Count the Stars.
Many riders said the NorCal Junior Medal Final was competitive and Mackenzie Drazan
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(Jenny Davis, trainer) came ready to win. After winning the Woodside Junior
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Equitation Championship two weeks earlier, Drazan proved she was a
strong competitor. After the first round she was in second, and then she
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Thrush moved up to first in the second round. Not only did she win the
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prestigious Final, but she also won the PCHA Horsemanship Medal
14 & Under, Equitation Over Fences 13 & Under Championship, and
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the Equitation Flat for Riders 12 to 13.
Her sister, Shelby Drazan, also had a very successful show,
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winning the NorCal Pony Medal, Childs Pony Hunters Under Saddle
Our old appaloosa gelding had a nasty
and Children’s Pony Hunters, as well as first and second in the $1000
wound on his lower foreleg. It was
2 -1/2” wide,6” long, festering and covered with g192 ies.
Pony Hunter Classic and $50 Medium Pony Hunters Under Saddle.
There was no way to stitch it up - there just wasn’t
Jan Humphrey led the victory gallop in the NorCal Senior Final (Rudy
any skin to spare. I purchased Well-Horse and the
Leone, trainer) aboard her sister and Grand Prix rider Jill Humphrey’s horse. Adrienne Dixon
next day I was blown away as the wound had stopped
(Buddy and Vanessa Brown, trainers) did double duty at the show in both the equitation and
oozing, the pufg191 ness had gone down and there were
the jumpers. She finished sixth in the NorCal Senior Final only a few weeks after her stellar
no g192 ies. Each day the wound was visibly smaller and victory in the Foxfield Finals. Blue was her color of choice in the jumper ring. Dixon and
the wound healed completely within two weeks, no PomPom were champions in the Junior/Amateur Owner Jumpers and won the Junior/Amateur
antibiotics or sedating, nothing but Well-Horse. It is a
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miracle! There is absolutely no sign of the wound at
In addition to the medal finals, the show featured a full complement of classes, sections, and
all, the hair is the same color. I am so grateful for your B
divisions, with numerous championships awarded throughout the week. Nicole Bloom’s
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Round Meadow Farm brought 11 horses to the show. One of them was Jessica Tali and her
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horse Gameboy, who were champions in both the Modified Junior Amateur Hunters and Junior
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Tali, 14, said of the show: “I thought it was a great experience and very enjoyable. I always
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look forward to going to NorCal because it’s such a great show. It is a good learning experience
when you get to watch some of the great riders compete in the big classes. I especially enjoy the
fun events they have at night such as the barbeque, where you get the chance to socialize and
meet other riders and trainers. I always enjoy the NorCal horseshow and can’t wait for it to
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Kendall Skreden and her horse Esperanto won several Junior Jumper classes. “They’re
gearing up to try for the 2010 Young Riders Championships next year,” trainer Kelly Van
Vleck said. Katie Harris and her horse Urvine were also successful in the 1.20 and 1.30
jumpers. “Urvine is a relatively new purchase for Katie,” explained Van Vleck. “He is a fabulous
young horse that did not learn to jump until a little over a year ago, and he is a total natural
with the best attitude I have ever had in a horse.”
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Jayme Omand and her horse Apollo did their second show at 3’ and were second the
NorCal 3’ Medal in their first try at that level. “Jayme is preparing to go to the Onondarka
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Medal Final,” Van Vleck said. The Onondarka Final, hosted at the Los Angeles National is the
pinnacle of a 12-and-under rider’s equitation goals. Jayme’s mother, Diane Omand, was a very
successful Amateur Owner rider and she enjoys watching her daughter grow and develop in the
sport she loves so much.
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For complete results, visit the Web site:
www.norcalhunterjumpers.com/ncmedals.html
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