32 SIDELINESMAY 2014
FORHORSEPEOPLE • ABOUTHORSEPEOPLE
Besuretostopbythe
NewVocations
booth during the
Rolex Kentucky
Three-Day
event in Lexington and
join the
Retired Racehorse Training
Project
and New Vocations as they
host
Thoroughbreds For All
at their
Lexington facility on April 25th at
5:30pm, following the Rolex dressage
on Friday. This year’s event will focus
on the versatility of the Thoroughbred
by incorporating a variety of riding
disciplines throughout the evening.
Guest speakers will include:
Olympic
dressage
rider
Linda Zang
,
Pan
American Games
eventing gold
medalist
Lynn Symansky
, and
KentuckyOaks
winning jockey
Rosie
Napravnik
. Tickets ($35 - includes
dinner) can be purchased at www.
newvocations.org.
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ZetrOZ
,
Inc,
manufacturer
of
the
UltrOZ Elite
low intensity
therapeutic
ultrasound
system, is pleased to
announce that
Danielle
Stacy
, a third year
veterinary student at
Cornell University
, has
won its first annual essay
contest
for
Student
Chapters of the AAEP
and
undergraduate
equine programs. As the
winner, Stacy, of Ipswich,
Massachusetts, receives
a $1,000 scholarship,
the opportunity to have
her work published and
a presentation by UltrOZ
Equine Division Manager,
Brian Collins
, and UltrOZ
Consulting Veterinarian,
Dr. Holly Schmitt
, at her
school.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Tara de
Nicolas
married
Bradley Duckworth
on February
8th at the Inn at Willow Grove in Orange, Virginia.
Bradley is theGeneral Manager for DAMCO and is
currently in the ExecutiveMBA program at George-
town University graduating in May 2015. A former
event rider, Tara de Nicolas trained with
Marcia
Carabell
andcompeted through thePreliminary lev-
el aboard W.M. Rigsby from 1999-2003. Tara is a
graduate of theGeorgetownUniversityMcDonough
School of BusinessMaster’s in Leadership program
(May 2013) and is currently the principal of George-
town Consulting Group. A devoted animal lover,
Tara developed
Fashion for Paws
for the
Wash-
ington, D.C. Humane Society
raising $3million in
revenueanda significant amount ofmediaattention
since 2007.
Matt Lowe
, a successful junior rider on
theshowcircuit in the late ‘90s,wasamemberof the
wedding party. In lieu of wedding favors, the couple
chose to make a donation to the
Thoroughbred
Retirement Foundation at Montpelier
in each guest’s name. At each place setting
a horseshoewas placedwith a note attached highlighting the support of this important
charity. The couple resides inWashington, D.C. with their four beloved rescue dogs.
Photo byRichKessler
