er-Equitation sport across the country. One of our most respected and sought after “R” judges, Artie will retire his United States Equestrian Federation Judging license in 2013. The retirement of Artie from the judge’s ring will end
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the Hawkins family judging era that spans six decades and collectively totals one hundred and sixty six (166) years beginning in 1950. His father, Frank, judged for forty years (40). His brother, Stephen, judged for fifty (50) years. His sister, Norah, judged for twenty years. Artie has judged for the last fifty six (56) years….bring-
rtie, as he is known to just about all of us, has made a life decision that will rever- berate throughout the Hunt-
ing the total to 166! He has judged the indoor fall circuits (Harrisburg,
Washington and New York) over twenty times, the AHSA/USEF Medal and ASPCA Maclay Finals eight times, the Pony Finals six times. Over the last twenty years, he has judged twenty to twenty five shows every year. A Life Member of the Associations (AHSA-USEF)
since 1959, for the last fifty years he has served on the Board of Directors and many of the committees. Artie is also well know for starting the open numeri-
cal judging system in 1960 and has explained it in detail while serving on the panel of eight judging clinics. Also a Licensed Steward, he will continue to steward select shows for the foreseeable future, as all goes well.
This Page, Clockwise from Top Left: Judging with Betty Oare at Madison Square Gardens, 1993, Photo © Parker-Cammett; Judging with Dan Lenehan in Virgina, 1992, Photo © Teresa Ramsay; Judging with Peggy Wynans at Madison Square Garden, 1978 Photo © Budd; Judging with Red Frazer, 1988; 166 Combined years of judging (left to right) Norah Neale, Artie Hawkins, Steve Hawkins & Frank Hawkins; Judging with SallySexton, 1990.
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