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Young Riders list. International


show jumper Ben- jamin Meredith of Frederick crossed over to the eventing scene this season and earned fourth place in the Train- ing Horse category with Pacifi c. Skyler Decker


of Mt. Airy was ranked second on the Novice Junior Rider list but her horse Nickels and Dimes earned the top spot on the Novice Horse list. Alyssa Ford of Hampstead was ranked fi rst in the Novice Young Adult Rider category and her horse Bold Discovery (owned by Shirlyn Evans- Ford) was ranked second on the Novice Horse list. Tied for second on the Novice Horse list was Tayler Stewart’s Strictly Business. Tayler earned a top-10 placing herself with fi fth in Novice Junior Rider. Katherine Sunderland of Dunkirk fi nished out the season ranked third in the Novice Young Adult Rider category. Poolesville’s Ivan


Logan Elliott is ranked second in the coun- try for the Junior Beginner Novice level af- ter winning the American Eventing Begin- ner Novice Championships.


Blumberg earned the number one spot for both the Novice Master Rider and Novice Mas- ter Amateur Rider lists. Mt. Airy’s Logan El- liott was ranked second in the U.S. for the Begin- ner Novice Junior Rider category.


Collier’s annual dressage report on T e Equiery’s Dressage Blog at equiery.com.


First Class Lusitanos T e 20-year-old retired Lusitano stallion,


Her horse,


Cady O’Daly Michael (co-owned with her parents Crystal and Jo- seph Elliott), was ranked fourth in Be- ginner Nov- ice Horse.


Dressage Medals Congratulations to Christine


Betz of T urmont, Jaralyn Finn of Poolesville and Susanne Hassler of Chesapeake City on earning their USDF Gold Medals this past season. Riders must score 60% or higher in at least four competitions at the Intermediaire I, Intermedi- aire II or Grand Prix level. For more on Maryland’s top dres- sage riders at all levels, read Beth


Jalifa (First Choice Farm, Woodbine), was called out of retirement this past year to assist in working student Corrinne Foxley’s pursuit of her USDF Bronze Medal. T is past year, Cor- rinne and Jalifa qualifi ed for the BLM Cham- pionships with scores in the 60s at Second Level. T ey placed sixth overall at the BLMs and Corrinne also competed at T ird Level to earn her Bronze Medal.


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Susanne Hassler earned her USDF Gold Medal this past season.


First Choice Farm is Tonico Do Top, trained and ridden by Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel. T is young stallion earned the Inter- mediare II Cham- pionship at the BLMs this year. To top the season off , he also earned the Intermediare II Championship


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