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30 SIDELINES APRIL 2011 FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE I N G A T E

Catching up: Returning champion Elizabeth Boyd had a slew of supporters in the stands for her fourth try at victory in the WCHR Palm Beach Hunter Spectacular , including her husband Blake and baby Elle , brother Hardin , dad

Jack Towell and some Finally Farm riders who few in just for the night including Sarah Orberson-Taylor and her husband Andy . Liza won the class three times, on Brunello in 2010, Fiyero in 2008, and Monday Morning in 1997 and this time she had both Brunello, who she recently

purchased, and also Onassis, normally ridden by owner Sarah Ward who is has been sidelined by surgery! Liz didn’t win this year, but she placed third with Onassis. We’re sure that Sarah Ward, the author of Sidelines’ own My Line column, will give us the details on that night in an upcoming issue.

This winter Hillary Dobbs is proving that her talent goes beyond the speedy jumpers. She has been seen putting in winning rounds in the Pre-Greens aboard one of her and fancé Roy Wilten’s spectacularly beautiful sale horse Thundergod...

Ki-Juan Minors turned every head when he sang the National Anthem before the 2011 Great Charity Challenge during Week 6 of the Winter Equestrian Festival. His pitch perfect, fawless rendition left us all wanting to hear more of his voice. When you make it big, remember that we knew you when, Ki!

So what’s the story? According to The Palm Beach Post , An 8-year-old horse valued at $28,000 disappeared from its Wellington barn and authorities charged Mark Reid , a former

Michael & Bridget Imparato are very proud to announce that Michael E Imparato, long time equestrian has completed his basic military training at Lackland AFB, In San Antonio Texas. “Mikey” as everyone knows him is now Airman Michael Imparato. Michael is very proud to be serving his country and is now stationed at Sheppard AFB in Texas for continued schooling

Congratulations to Cealy Tetley,the recipient of the 2010 Susan Jane Anstey Media Award. Cealy’s work has been featured in countless national and international print and online media for over 20 years. From a major games perspective, she began delivering high quality coverage beginning with the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. Since then, she could be found, camera in hand, at multiple Olympic, Pan American and World Games Photo by Alyson Sanderford/PMG