OUT&ABOUT


JUN 2020


at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event (photos by Chelsea Spear) board.


Oliver Townend topped this year’s fi ve-star event riding Ballaghmore Class to a fi nal score of 27.8%.


Boyd Martin and On Cue moved up from seventh place after dressage to second after cross-country and fi nished in fourth place overall after show jump- ing. He was the top US rider and earned the USEF National Five-Star Spring Championship.


The team from Turn About Farm watching Colleen Rutledge (Freder- ick) and Covert Rights in dressage.


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Jeni Klugman gives Bendigo some loving after he and Clarksburg-based rider Ema Klugman practiced the day before dressage. Ema ended up being the top placing Young Rider fi nishing her fi rst fi ve-star in 33rd


place! Read more about


her journey to the fi ve-star level on page 23 of this issue.


Seneca Valley Pony Club grad Matt Flynn fi nished 22nd


jump round.


Valerie Vizcarrondo Pride of Har- wood earned The Equiery’


s pick


for Best Dressed at this year’s fi rst horse inspection! She and Favian were in 42nd


place after dressage


but had a fall on cross-country. Both horse and rider returned to Maryland unharmed.


overall with Wizzerd with a double clean show


Daniel Clasing, another former Mary- land pony club grad fi nished 40th all riding MW Gangster’s Game.


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Marilyn Little, who recently moved from Fred- erick to Florida, was sitting in fi rst place with RF Scandalous on a 21.7% after dressage. They jumped clean on cross-country but slow due to the rain and jumped clean with 0.8 time faults in show jumping to fi nish 25th


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Colleen Rutledge (Frederick) withdrew Covert Rights from the competition after dressage.


THE EQUIERY YOUR MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION | JUNE 2021 | 51


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