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Paul O’Shea’s Win in $75,000 Equine Insurance Services/Great American Grand Prix -Highlighted 2013 Lake Placid Horse Show
Tuesday, July 02 2013
Lake Placid, New York—July 1, 2013—A win by Paul O’Shea of Ireland in the $75,000 Equine Insurance Services/Great American Grand Prix of Lake Placid was the culminating highlight of the 44 th annual Lake Placid Horse Show, Presented by Sea Shore Stables, LLC. Riding Michael Hayden’s Primo De Revel, O’Shea was one of six entries from the starting field of 34 to reach the jump-off by riding without penalty over the 14-jump first round course designed by 2008 Olympic course designer Steve Stephens. U.S. Olympic veteran Margie Engle of Wellington, FL, seeking a record eighth Grand Prix win in Lake Placid, took an early lead in the jump-off with a fault-free ride in 39.409 seconds on Royce, a 9-year-old, Oldenburg gelding.
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
Top Finish for Leslie Howard and Tic Tac in $100,000 ESSO Challenge 1.60m CSI-W
Tuesday, July 02 2013
Pablo Barrios and Zara Leandra Win $33,000 West Canadian Cup 1.50m (SPRUCE MEADOWS, Calgary, AB): The ‘Canada One’ Tournament came to a close today with two top competitions in the Meadows on the Green at Spruce Meadows.
- Published in Show World, Z-Blogs
Enter the Sidelines Magazine – Charleston Summer Classic “Design A Hunter Derby Course” Contest
Tuesday, July 02 2013
Would You Like To Design A Hunter Derby Course? Then Enter the Sidelines Magazine – Charleston Summer Classic “Design A Hunter Derby Course” Contest Sidelines Magazine and the Charleston Summer Classic Horse Show are teaming up to give one lucky winner the chance to design a Hunter Derby course at the Charleston Classic Week II at Mullet Hall Equestrian Center on Johns Island in South Carolina
- Published in Editor's Notes, Z-Blogs
Potenial Plus- Available for Adoption!
Monday, July 01 2013
Potenial Plus is a 15.3 1/2h gelding by Noble Causeway.
- Published in Beyond the Track, Z-Blogs
Shetland Pony Racing
Monday, July 01 2013
Manes and tails flying, hooves churning the turf course, the herd comes thundering over the final brush fence, jockeys crouched low over pumping shoulders. The winner reaches the finish line by a nose, and the jockey grins and pats the victorious mount
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs