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Friday, August 12 2011 / Published in Junior Blues

Junior Blues

Junior riders are rocking the results at shows everywhere – and Sidelines wants to congratulate all of them and share their good news! If you know a junior who deserves to be recognized, send in a paragraph detailing their award-winning news, with a photo, to jan@sidelinesnews.com.

Liza Finsness, of Wellington, Florida, rides with Alan Korotkin at Castlewood Farm. Liza, 16, and Ormsby Hill, (pictured) qualified for the Young Rider Championships in Lexington, Kentucky, representing Zone 4. (Castlewood rider Samantha Senft is also part of the Zone 4 team). Chef d’ Equipe, Jimmy Torono, said both girls earned their shot to be part of the team. Congratulations girls and good luck! Photo by Mancini Photos

 

Greer Hindle, who rides with Donald Cheska, showed she has real talent in the Big Eq classes at the Horse Shows by the Bay I Show, winning the USEF Platinum Performance Talent Search and the Washington Equitation Classic (Greer won both the Hunter and Jumper Phase – way to go girl!) on her Big Eq partner Freedom. Greer also won the $10,000 Open Jumper Welcome Prix aboard Viper P. and placed sixth in the $30,000 Grand Prix of Traverse City. Photo by Robyn Keyster/PMG

 

Jessica Blum rode away with the Large Junior Hunter, 15 Years and under Championship on The Real McCoy at the Horse Shows by the Bay I Show. Jessica trains with Marni Von Schalburg. Looks like Jessica’s horse really is the Real McCoy! Photo by Katie Anich/PMG

 

Kristen Bowman, one of Louise Serio’s talented students, had excellent results in the Children’s 14 & Under Hunter division at the Brandywine Valley Summer series with her mounts Rhinebeck (pictured) and Noble Blue. During the first week, Kristen won the $500 NAL/WIHS Children’s Hunter Classic with Rhinebeck, and during the second week she won the $500 M&S Children’s Hunter Classic aboard Noble Blue, while placing second with Rhinebeck. Kristen and Rhinebeck also took home the third place prize in the THIS Children’s Medal during both weeks of competition. Talk about fantastic finishes!! Photo by Robyn Keyster/PMG

 

The riders of Callan Solem Show Stables had great success at the Lake Placid Horse Shows. Left to right: Rebecca Patterson; Meggin Patterson; Elle Turner; and Rose Borzillo. Rebecca and her mare Lalique earned the Modified Children’s Hunter Championship during the first week, and then the duo advanced to the next level, taking home the Children’s 14 & Under Hunter Horse Championship. Meggin returned to the ring for the first time in many months with her mare Noblesse Oblige. The pair competed in the Low Adult Jumper division where they won two classes for the championship prize. In the Children’s 15-17 Hunter Horse division, Elle and Walk On led the way, winning the Grand Champion Children’s Hunter title, after sweeping the over fences classes during the first week. Rose and Flying Dutchman won the Children’s 15-17 Jumper Championship. Congratulations to a great group of girls! Photo by James Parker/Kathy Russell, The Book LLC

 

Lene Bruheim and NLF Valhall won the Children’s Jumper Championship at the St. Clement's Saratoga Horse Show II. The duo earned a first place ribbon and a second place ribbon to take home the leading title. Way to go Lene! Photo by Rebecca Walton/PMG.

 

Jane Maguire had a terrific week aboard Nickleback, owned by Barnes Brooks, in the Large Junior 16-17 Hunter Division at the Brandywine Valley Summer Series. After winning two classes they scored the championship prize during the second week, as well as the Grand Large Junior Hunter Championship and the Circuit Championship for the Large Junior 16-17 Hunter division. Louise Serio of Derbydown trains the talented duo. Photo by Rebecca Walton/PMG.

 

Heather Holman, 15, of Ormond Beach, Florida, competed her five-year-old Trakehner mare, Harmonie NSF, at the dressage Summer Sizzler 1 show at Canterbury Showplace in Newberry, Florida. Heather and Harmonie certainly rocked the results, riding away as Grand Champion and Best Turned Out Horse for Training Level adult amateurs and junior young riders! Heather and Harmonie earned scores of 66.7% and 70.7% in Training Level Two and 69.2% and 69.2% in Training Level Three to take home three firsts and a second. “I couldn’t have gotten any of these scores without the help of my fabulous trainer, Gwen Poulin, and the help of Sarah Plante, the owner of Harmony Woods Training Center, the barn I ride at,” Heather said. Congratulations to Heather and her lovely mare, keep earning those great scores! Photo courtesy of Heather Holman

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Marie Meyers has been around the world because of Marie Meyers has been around the world because of dressage, but it’s her farm in Moorpark, California, that has captured her heart. The farm and the business that thrives there represent Marie’s lifelong journey—a journey made up of good friends, spectacular horses and relationships made to last.

Marie was raised in Southern California, and spent her childhood playing just about every sport under the sun, but she didn’t discover riding until she was 14 years old. “I loved animals so much, so I started taking lessons. I did jumping at first, but I was very bad at that, for sure!” Marie laughed.

After some time, Marie moved on to take lessons at Foxfield Riding Academy and began riding dressage. “I fell into dressage by accident,” Marie said, “At the beginning, I thought it was extremely boring, but then I got hooked. By the time I graduated from high school, I had plans to travel to England to work for Franz Rochowansky, a former head of the Spanish Riding School.”

In 1988, Marie’s hard work paid off, and the pair was selected as alternates for the 1988 Summer Olympic Games. “They didn’t take the alternates that year, so we didn’t go to Seoul, but the experience, the training and the European Tour afterwards set me up for the 1990 World Equestrian Games in Stockholm, Sweden,” Marie said.

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The purpose of this month’s column is to help the young equestrians of our sport develop and maintain healthy friendships within the industry. Cultivating healthy relationships with other members within the industry is not as easy as one may think. As a young equestrian, it may be difficult navigating friendships at the barn and at horse shows. Typically, kids have friendships within the barn they ride at but also friendships with others from different barns in their area. 

Initially, it may seem as though making other friends in the sport would be easy and ideal; after all, there is the common interest of horses. However, because of the natural therapeutic benefits of horses, the sport has a history of attracting all types of people, with a wide range of personalities. This can be both an advantage and a drawback. We are now in an era that acknowledges the growing need to discuss and manage one’s mental health. 

One thing I have learned is that we are likely to notice mental health challenges at an age younger than most people may think. Some of the friendship dynamics I have observed over the years have caused me to pause and really think about the future of our sport. Without looking for a source to blame for the cause of this, i.e. social media, parents, school, teachers, etc., I think if all adults involved worked to encourage, affirm, love, and respect our youth, the likelihood of them developing authentic friendships with their peers may increase.

Both humans and horses were designed to have connected relationships. These relationships allow a greater sense of security when one experiences challenges in life. Cultivating the quality and authenticity of these relationships requires intentional work. 

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