MHC Sport Horse, continued...
capping off a tremendous season for the 10-year-old bred by Leonard Pineau. Five-year-old Maryland Toroughbred Orientated (Orientate x Terminally Pretty) pulled out a third place finish in the Beginner Novice Championships, and 11-year-old fan favorite Silver Bop (Bop x Silver Concern) won the regular Novice Rider division. Silver Bop reprised his victory a week later by winning the Novice Rid- er B division at the Morven Park International. Tirteen-year-old Tor- oughbred gelding Capability Brown, Jockey Club name Tat’s Extra, (Partner’s Hero x Royal Roughneck); 7-year-old Toroughbred Tird Times a Charm (Street Magician x Tenacious Traci), and Point Nemo competed in the CCI2*-S division at the same competition. Five-year-old Maryland-bred Cleveland Bay/Holsteiner cross Mag-
nific C’Imagination (Cimarron x Magnific Fashion) won the Training Rider division at the Radnor Hunt Horse Trial and six-year-old Mary- land Toroughbred Firecall (Friesian Fire x An T M) took fourth in the Open Training division. A little further afield, two Maryland Toroughbreds competed in the
Poplar Place Horse Trial in Cataula, Georgia. Six-year-old Torough- bred mare Ameristan (Cosa Vera x Seeking Allie) took top honors in the Open Novice division, and 12-year-old Scip the Sky (Scipion x Du- rango Sky) placed fifth in the Senior Novice Rider division.
Retired Racehorse Project Te Toroughbred racing calendar in October was dominated by the
Jim McKay Maryland Million, held on October 14 at Laurel Park. Check out page 27 of this issue for Maryland-bred photos and results! Te other big racing event this month was the Retired Racehorse Project’s Toroughbred Makeover, held at the Kentucky Horse Park.
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Te event is the world’s largest Toroughbred retraining competition for recently-retired racehorses, and it includes 10 different disciplines and $100,000 in prize money. Top placing Maryland-breds were Ninetynine Excuses (Super Ninety Nine x Bahala) who finished third in both the Competitive Trail division and the Field Hunter division; Road Abroad (Quality Road x Love Abroad), who finished sixth in the Eventing divi- sion; Hazel’s Little Man (Despite the Odds x Doneraile Court), who finished 12th
Tyler), who finished 19th
in the Barrel Racing division; and Seany P (Nicanor x Great in the Freestyle division.
Maryland-Bred October Winners
• Ameristan (Toroughbred) – Open Novice @ Poplar Place Horse Tri- als (GA) • Finley HTF (Hanoverian) – Yearling Colts/Geldings @ Dressage at Devon (PA) • Magnific C’Imagination (Cleveland Bay/Holsteiner) – Training Rider @ Radnor Hunt Horse Trials (PA) • Point Nemo (Torougbred) – Area II Preliminary Championships @ Loch Moy Farm • Qennett HTF (Hanoverian) – CDI1* FEI Intermediate I Freestyle @ Dressage at Devon (PA) • Remington (Oldenburg) – Champion 4-Year Old Sport Horse Pros- pect @ Dressage at Devon (PA) • Reputation (Oldenburg) – Training Level Championships @ USDF Region 8 Finals (NY) • Silver Bop (Toroughbred) – Novice Rider @ Maryland Horse Trials at Loch Moy Farm; Novice Rider B @ Morven Park International Horse Trials (VA)
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