OUT&ABOUT
MAY 2019
with the MSA Governor’s Cup Series standings through the Grand National Steeplechase
Pony jockey Austin Belt is having a stellar spring season and currently sits atop the Over- all Leading Pony Rider standings. He is also in fi rst for the Leading Junior Large Pony Rider standings and is tied with Teddy Davies for the Leading Junior Medium Pony Rider title.
Bethany Baumgardner is sit- ting atop the Leading Lady Rider standings.
Eric Poretz (far left) and Joe Davies (far right) are both leading in the standings. Poretz currently tops the Lead- ing Timber Rider, Leading Amateur Rider and Overall Leading Rider awards while Davies is the Overall Leading Trainer as of the Grand National.
Irvin Crawford II’s Senior Senator (left) and Upland Partners’ Mystic Strike (right) have been fl ip-fl opping at the top of the Open Timber Champion list. Upland Partners has a one point lead over Hyggelig Haven LLC in the Overall Leading Owner standings.
Parker Hendriks has a comanding lead in the Leading Junior Horse Rider standings.
son’
William Slater is leading the Junior Small Pony Rider division while his fa- ther James Slater leads the Voss Ama- teur Flat Race Series.
Not pictured: Ann Jack- s Raven’
s Choice is tied
with Boogie Bizz, owned by Happenstance and Michael Beecher
, for the Heavyweight Timber Champion title.
Political Theatre (green/ white silks), owned by Hyggelig Haven LLC, is leading
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the Maryland
Novice Timber Champi- on standings by 5 points
In the Amateur Apprentice Timber Horse & Rider standings, there is a tie between Prime Prospector (above) and Flaming Sword (right). Both have 8 points mid-way through the spring season.
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