New Heights
Above & left: Rich Fellers and Flexible
Rudy Leone is the main reason to be, or at least stop by for a cold one. The riders just plain LOVE this show. Excellent food service, both in the VIP and for the everyday competitor who had to eat on the run. Dale Harvey never stops motion, he is always going somewhere and doing something while his buddy Rudy, is a nonstop concierge making sure everyone is happy. Their approach does not go unnoticed and they have what could almost be a cult following for this show!! Down south Los Angeles way, Larry Langer was
busy making sure the new footing was functional, and it certainly was. The addition of a new riders- owners comfort station by the back gate put a different air in the place. Add to that the full high school marching band that opened the World Cup qualifier, and the US flag carried by the black Frisian, brought the year to a terrific end. Michael Roy Curtis has stepped into the big guy’s management shoes with ease. One of the most sincere and genuine people in our sport, he has added his magic touch to those shows too. And a big congratulations to the horses who
Beezie Madden and Coral Reef Via Volo 46
jump their hearts out for us as we enjoy this sport. Without them it would be a weird world and we would all be missing a part of ourselves. There is something in the minds of people who travel around like a traveling circus-rodeo-gypsy road show, just to follow these wonderful critters.
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