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Articles: Press Release
Welles, Cheska, Levine and Nor Lead
2006 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series
Following July Competitions
Contact:
Lisa Patterson, (508) 698-6810,
classic.pr@verizon.net
Tampa, FL-August 4, 2006- The 2006 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic
Series was jam-packed with exciting events in June and July. The Series,
which saw 21 events in the East Conference and 14 in the West, kicked off in
February and continues through November, culminating in a Year-End
Championship at the National Horse Show in Wellington, FL.
Julie Welles and Felix Des Noues led the junior division standings in the
East Conference, while Cara Cheska and My Fair Lady sat in first place in
the amateur-owner division. In the West Conference, Amber Levine and Anna
Karenina led the junior division. Josephina Nor and Only One held the lead
in the amateur-owner division standings.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series East Conference - Junior
Division
Thanks, in part, to a win in the $10,000 Pepsi Bottling Company High Junior
Jumper Classic at the Lake Placid Horse Show, Julie Welles led the pack in
the junior division of the East Conference. Welles, of West Simsbury, CT,
had 645 points aboard Felix Des Noues. In second was Haylie Jayne of Elgin,
IL, who had 580 points with Jubulent. Jayne took first place in the $10,000
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jr/AO Jumper Prix at the Horse Shows By The Bay
Series I with another mount, Pafier.
Rounding out the top three in the Series standings was Addison Phillips of
New York, NY, with 495 points riding Flight.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series East Conference -
Amateur-Owner Division
Leading the amateur-owner division in the East with 545 points was Cara
Cheska of Waukesha, WI, and My Fair Lady. Cheska topped the field in the
$20,000 High Jr/AO Jumper Classic at the Circle City Equestrian 500 on
another mount, King.
There was a tie for second place in the Series standings following the
mid-summer events. Katherine Frame of Wauwatosa, WI, aboard McGrath, and
Whitney Weeks of Southport, CT, riding Subliem, had 410 points each. Frame
took first place on McGrath in the Jr/AO Show Jumping Hall of Fame class at
both the Midstates Summerfest and Midstates Summer. She also sits in fourth
place on her other horse, Double Delight.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series West Conference - Junior
Division
Amber Levine of Temecula, CA, took over the lead in the junior division of
the West Conference with 515 points riding Anna Karenina. In second with
305 points was Hannah Selleck of Thousand Oaks, CA, aboard Bauer, and in
third was Natalie Rea of Parker, CO, who had 300 points with Noble Gesture.
Rea had back-to-back wins in the Jr/AO Jumper Classics at the Rocky Mountain
Classic and Colorado Summer Classic.
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series West Conference -
Amateur-Owner Division
With a win in the $5,000 Jr/AO Jumper Classic at the Showpark Summer
Festival, Josephina Nor of Rancho Santa Fe, CA, shot to the head of the
amateur-owner standings in the West Conference. With 510 points, Nor and
her mount, Only One, led second place rider, Fred Bauer of Millbrae, CA, who
had 220 points aboard Roma M. Rounding out the top three was Dolores Cuenca
of California with 190 points on Nico.
The 2006 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series is sponsored by
Stadium Jumping, Inc., the Lake Placid Horse Show Association, the 2007 FEI
World Cup Finals in Las Vegas, Practical Horseman, and Langer Equestrian
Group, Inc. The Series Leader Board appears below:
East Conference - Junior Division Through August 5
Horse Rider
Owner Points
1. Felix Des Noues Julie Welles
Missy Clark/North Run 645
2. Jubulent Haylie Jayne
Alex R. Jayne 580
3. Flight Addison Phillips
Addison Phillips 495
4. La Movida Sloane Coles
Gotham Enterprizes 420
5. Lojana Julie Welles
Sir Ruly, Inc. 410
6. Jamaica Aimee Aron
Kinloch Enterprises 340
7. Lapeti Julie Welles
Sarah Willeman/Turnabout Farm 320
8. Lanstar Mercedes Lisa Goldman
Lisa Goldman 315
East Conference - Amateur-Owner Division Through August 5
Horse Rider
Owner Points
1. My Fair Lady Cara Cheska
Cara Cheska 545
2. McGrath Katherine Frame
Katherine Frame 410
2. Subliem Whitney Weeks
Whitney Weeks 410
4. Double Delight Katherine Frame
Katherine Frame 363
5. Contino Summer Gay
RCG Farms 360
6. Cannon Boy Lara Gay
RCG Farms 350
7. Campesino Lara Gay
RCG Farms 325
8. Grazeu Will Coleman
Tivoli Farm 315
West Conference - Junior Division Through August 5
Horse Rider
Owner Points
1. Anna Karenina Amber Levine
Temecula Valley Eq. Ctr. 515
2. Bauer Hannah Selleck
Descanso Farm/Danielle Torano 305
3. Noble Gesture Natalie Rea
Natalie Rea 300
4. Gelha's Junior Paige Beal-Andros
Fairway Farms 150
5. Ketel One Amber Levine
Temecula Valley Eq. Ctr. 210
6. Any Option Kate Cummings
Darragh Kerins 180
7. Lady-D Erica Buie
Fairbanks Valley Farm, LLC 150
8. Regal Sophie Benjamin
Torie Immel/Stardust Farm 140
West Conference - Amateur-Owner Division Through August 5
Horse Rider
Owner Points
1. Only One Josephina Nor
Josephina Nor Stables, LLC 510
2. Roma M Fred Bauer
Fred Bauer 220
3. Nico Dolores Cuenca
Maxine Inc. 190
4. Kandel Megan Edrick
Procedures, Inc. 180
4. Kolor Me Fabulous Douglas Novick
Douglas Novick 180
6. Conquest of Paradiso Katherine Bardis
C & S Partnership 175
7. Miro Ken Dickey
Ken Dickey 150
7. Glenn 93 Yuko Itakura
Yasuko Itakura 150
7. Haraklion Tracy Kenly
Tracy Kenly/Kenly Farms 150
7. Chac-Mool Radio Formula Jaime Azcarraga
Jaime Azcarraga 150
The Show Jumping Hall of Fame and Museum at Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL was
established in 1987 and formally opened in 1989. It was organized to
promote the sport of show jumping and to immortalize the legends of the men,
women and horses who have made great contributions to the sport. The Show
Jumping Hall of Fame also conducts the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper
Classic Series, held under Grand Prix rules and specifications.
The Series is designed to give amateur-owner and junior riders an
opportunity to compete at higher levels and serves as a proving ground for
many riders who aspire to someday represent the United States in
international competition.
Any horse show offering a class that meets all the criteria set forth in the
2006 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Series specifications and has prize money of
at least $1,000 is eligible to be part of the Series.
For more information about the Jumper Classic Series, please visit the Show
Jumping Hall of Fame website at
www.showjumpinghalloffame.net.
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