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North American Anglo-Arabian Award Winners The North American Anglo-
Arabian Horse Association has announced the winners of its 2010 High Point Program for Anglo- Arabians that compete in Working Hunter, Jumper, Eventing, Dres- sage, Sport Horse, Conformation, Endurance and Competitive Trail. Visit
our website at
www.NAAAHA.com for more information. w
• Anglo-Arabian Horse of the Yr: Church Creek/Alexis Doughty • Hunter/Jumper: Church Creek/Alexis & Bill Doughty • Dressage: Athena/Rita Mason • Sport Horse U/S: Church Creek/Alexis & Bill Doughty • Eventing: Snooze Alarm/Lauren Kieffer • Endurance/CTR: Raemes Magi- cian/Tom Paleczny • Conformation: Church Creek/Alexis & Bill Doughty
Endurance/CTR: Reserve: SS Allsfairn War & Susan Young
Peter Pletcher & NLF Shakespeare’s Rhythm Win Professional rider Peter Pletcher has proven that he and NLF Shakespeare’s
Rhythm are a winning team, as the duo has captured impressive hunter titles across the country. During the third week of the 2011 FTI Winter Equestrian Festival, Pletcher and NLF Shakespeare’s Rhythm, owned by Nordic Lights Farm and Elisabeth Bruheim, added another championship to their resume when they won The Sanctuary High Performance Working Hunter division. The new USEF division, with fences ranging in height from 4’ to 4’6”, is
sponsored at WEF by The Sanctuary at PBIEC. A new world-class full horse therapy and conditioning center located on the grounds of the Palm Beach In- ternational Equestrian Center (PBIEC), The Sanctuary at PBIEC features some of the most advanced conditioning and therapy equipment in the world. Pletcher and NLF Shakespeare’s Rhythm were awarded a gift certificate for services at the new world-class Wellington facility. Pletcher and NLF Shakespeare’s Rhythm earned two firsts, two seconds
and a third place ribbon in the High Performance Working Hunter division to ride away with the championship. Pletcher was thrilled with NLF Shakespeare’s Rhythm’s success in the new division and said the horse also excels at hunter derbies. Nordic Lights Farm is located in Tomball, TX, and is home to Pletcher’s stu-
dents Erin Bruheim, 18, and Lene Bruheim, 16. Both girls compete in the hunter and jumper divisions. “I know the Bruheim’s and Peter will be thrilled with the new Sanctuary at PBIEC facility,” said Brenda McDuffee, General Manager of The Sanctuary. For more information on The Sanctuary at PBIEC, visit their website at
www.sanctuaryequinerehab.com. For more information on the 2011 FTI Win- ter Equestrian Festival and the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, please visit
www.equestriansport.com. w
20 SouthWest Horse Trader March 2011
Photo courtesy of Sportfot
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