Warmblood


championships for five-year-old horses held during the Fair Hill International Three-Day Event in Maryland. He was ridden by Doug Payne of Oldwick, NJ and is owned by Doug and Kristin Burger. In the four-year-old division Kelli Temple of Round Hill,


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VA and Corneel, a Dutch Warmblood by Cartano (KWPN) out of Godiva (TB) galloped away with the championship ahead of Martha McDowell on The Fantastic Mr. Fox,


24 January/February 2012 X The By Amber Heintzberger


at The Young Event Horse Championships


The USEA Young Event Horse Series (YEH) is equivalent to a talent search for leading event horse prospects from across the country. In the 2011 East and West Coast Championships, all champions were Warmbloods and Warmblood crosses in both the four- and five-year-old divisions.


oyal Tribute, an Oldenburg/Thoroughbred cross gelding by Royal Prince (Hanoverian) out of Firstar (Oldenburg/Thoroughbred) won the East Coast


an Oldenburg/Thoroughbred cross. On the West Coast, Astro NSF, a Trakehner gelding


by Baron Verdi out of Astra, owned and ridden by Max McManamy of Templeton, CA won the five-year-old championship. Tamra Smith of Menifee, CA rode Judith McSwain’s Holsteiner gelding Fleeceworks Cinco, by Cascani, to victory in the four-year-old championship over Sarah Berry riding Counterpoint, also a Holsteiner (by Concerto Grosso). Three of the four winners were bred in the United States, except for Corneel who was imported from England.


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