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A worldly Western Dressage


CAWDA trainers, amateurs and junior riders bring home World Show prizes


by jackie hills / for the horsetrader


G


UTHRIE, Okla. — What a turnout! The Western Dressage Association of


America held its 2025 World Show event Sept. 16-20 at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, and the event hosted 145 classes featuring 187 entries riding 1,558 tests — competing for World titles, breed awards, affiliate awards and other spe- cial awards. Twenty-five of California


Kathleen Elliott brought home a championship and several reserves on her Quarter Horse, LW Champagne Ice.


Western Dressage Association’s best riders from California and Nevada, who were joined by some of CAWDA’s best virtual show members from coast to coast, teamed up to win multi- ple champion, reserve champi- on, and top 10 placings. High-scoring junior riders


were Jillienne Endresen, Lake Elsinore, who on her horse


Virginia DeLeon’s Angel, ridden by Patricia Kellerhouse, received its Register of Achievement award.


Ron MacArthur of Ramona competing on his horse, Rocky.


Vince DeMaster photo


Vince DeMaster photo


Vince DeMaster photo


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