CDI3*YJ And CPEDI 3 - Dressage Affaire

CDI3*YJ and CPEDI 3* 

The Dressage Affaire 

Del Mar, California, March 11-14, 2010 

ART BY Nancy McNary 

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G o o d Lu c k t o al l Co m p e t i t o r s

WHAT’S [INSIDE]... 

6......................Welcome 

9......................Schedule of Events 

10....................What is Dressage? 

11....................About Para-Equestrian 

13....................What to Look for in a Test 

13....................The Movements 

15....................Building to the Grand Prix Level 

18....................The Winterstern Memorial 

19....................How is Dressage Tested 

19....................Who is Seated with the Judge 

19....................What are the Letters? 

20-22...............Judges Biographies 

23-24...............Officials Biographies 

25-26...............Staff Biographies 

27-31...............Volunteer Biographies 

33....................Thank You Dressage Affaire Sponsors 

34....................Thank You Class Sponsors, High Points & Prizes 

35....................The Neapolitano Amour Trophy 

37-67...............Show Roster 

62....................It’s Party Time 

68....................The Déjà Memorial Award 

74-...................Index of Advertisers 


Akiko Yamazaki 

wish all competitors at 

The Dressage Affaire 

Good Luck and Best Wishes! 

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WELCOME 

Keenan Productions and Events would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone 

attending the sixth annual Dressage Affaire. We are pleased to present this competition 

as a CDI3*YJ and a CPEDI3*! Whether you are a Spectator, Sponsor, Volunteer or 

Competitor, you each contribute to the success of this event! KP Events originated for the 

sole purpose of offering you a World Class Event at a venue that strives for perfection in 

atmosphere, equine comfort, and footing. Putting on a CDI competition is a monumental 

task and could not have been done without the support of our incredible Sponsors. I 

greatly appreciate their confidence in my vision. I would like to thank our top riders for 

their support in the quest to raise these funds and to our vendors who help create a festive 

ambiance as well as provide an excellent shopping experience! Our staff will prove to be 

worth their weight in gold and our volunteers undeniably make this competition possible. 

We have a fabulous panel of Officials that one can meet and get to know in the following 

pages. The importance of the CDI competition has increased as it was decided in 2009 

that only CDI competitions may act as qualifiers for National Grand Prix Championships. 

This is why it became crucial to offer this competition, so that our riders are given every 

opportunity to succeed in their quests for success! However, that does not mean that KP 

Events is only interested in this level of Competition. KP Events has always catered to the 

large audience of Amateur riders that deserve a top quality experience as well. KP Events 

offers a total show experience full of social gatherings, special treats for horse and rider, as 

well as fabulous prizes and care to each participant individually. 

I do hope you enjoy your experience with us! If you have any questions, concerns, or 

compliments please look for me on the grounds and let me know or if you have an event 

you would like help with just let me know! 

KP Events strives for perfection in every way! 

Sincerely, 

Kim Keenan Stordahl 

Show Manager 

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Photo credit: McCool Photography, Dr. Mike Tomlinson 


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SCHEDULE [OF EVENTS] 

FRIDAY, MARCH 12th 2010 

The Footings Unlimited Arena...................................................................... 8:00am-5:00pm 

CPEDI 3* Classes 

FEI Prix St. Georges Test-CDI 

FEI Young Rider Team Test-CDI 

FEI Junior Rider Team Test-CDI 

Ring Two and Three..................................................................................... 8:00am-5:00pm 

Training Level-Fourth Level 

FEI Prix St. Georges O/AA/JR/YR 

FEI Intermediare I O/AA/JR/YR 

FEI Intermediare II O/AA/JR/YR 

Young Horse Classes 

Grand Prix Open 

Grand Prix Special Open 

SATURDAY, MARCH 13th 2010 



FEI Intermediare I Test-CDI 

FEI Grand Prix Test-CDI 

FEI Young Rider Individual Test-CDI 

FEI Junior Rider Individual Test-CDI 

USEF Qualifying Developing Horse Test 

USEF Qualifying Brentina Cup 







FEI Grand Prix Open 

FEI Grand Prix Special Open 

SUNDAY, MARCH 14th 2010 



FEI Grand Prix Special Test-CDI 

FEI Intermediare I Freestyle Test-CDI 

FEI Grand Prix Freestyle Test-CDI 

FEI Young Rider Freestyle Test-CDI 

FEI Junior Rider Freestyle Test-CDI 







FEI Grand Prix Open 

FEI Grand Prix Special Open 


WHAT IS [DRESSAGE]? 

Dressage, pronounced dress aahj, is the French word for training. Mere words do not 

describe the beauty of this art form. It is the most disciplined of the equestrian sports. It is 

a refined, harmonious, silent conversation between horse and rider resulting in aids given by 

rider to the horse which should not be apparent to the observer’s eye. 

The graceful and controlled movements exhibited by the horses and riders you will observe 

today, have been practiced as far back in time as the depictions on the bas relief frieze around 

the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. 

These precise athletic movements can only be achieved when the rider, through his seat and 

leg, is able to compress the horse (known as collection). This makes the horse balanced and 

light on his feet and responsive to the rider’s aids. 

It takes many years of training to develop the Grand Prix horse and rider. Additional demands 

of perfection, muscular development and balance are needed in order for a horse to 

execute the required gaits at the Grand Prix level. 

Not every horse can do the canter pirouette, piaffe and passage. The horse must have not 

only the physical talent, but the willingness to accept more rigorous training. 

Even when a horse is able to execute the compulsory movements, there will always be a rare 

few who will perform the tasks with precision, agility and expression. That ability is what 

makes champions. 

The musical Freestyle, referred to as a “kur” or “Kuer,” affords the rider the opportunity to 

perform all the compulsory movements of the test in any desired sequence and at any point 

in the arena, to the music of the rider’s choice. This adds an exciting element of artistic 

expression that enhances the pleasure of the performance. 

A winning “kur” will summon the ability of both horse and rider to execute more difficult 

sequential movements than those of the actual Grand Prix test. Merely setting the test to 

music will not create the champion. The scoring includes marks for both technical execution 

and artistic presentation. 

We have added more information throughout this program to help you reach a better understanding 

of the beautiful sport of dressage. 

Thank you for joining us! 

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ABOUT [Para-Equestrian] 

Para-Equestrian, sport includes all equestrian disciplines practiced by people with physical 

disabilities. “Para” means, parallel to able-bodied equestrian sports. Many disabled athletes 

are able to hold their ground in competitions designed for the able-bodied, but Para- 

Equestrian opens the world of competition to riders and drivers with severe disabilities 

as well, allowing them to compete in a serious, focused environment. Many athletes who 

participate in Para-Equestrian are quite talented, and some are considered to be among the 

elite equestrians of the world, regardless of their physical condition. 

In Para-Equestrian, each rider or driver is classified according to his or her functional ability. 

Para-Equestrians are assessed by trained physiotherapists and doctors who evaluate either 

muscle strength, coordination, or a combination thereof throughout the athlete’s body. The 

athlete is then given a functional profile that indicates the grade in which they can compete. 

The competition within each grade is judged on the functional skill of the rider or driver and 

not the level of disability. 

The primary focus of the Para-Equestrian programs are to provide clinic and competition 

opportunities for athletes with physical disabilities. Many of our Para-Equestrian athletes 

were first introduced to horses through their therapeutic riding programs. The therapy 

program objectives are to introduce riding to improve balance, joint mobility, coordination, 

muscle tone and posture to ease symptoms of a wide variety of disabilities. It is a well know 

fact that horse’s gaits parallel that of the human. 

What makes Para-Equestrian so special is that a person with a disability can compete in an 

exciting and well respected sport as an elite athlete and be judged on their abilities. Some of 

our best Para-Equestrians compete at the highest level, the Paralympics. The Paralympics, 

not to be confused with Special Olympics, is an elite sporting event for athletes with physical 

disabilities. Currently, the only Para-Equestrian sport recognized at the Paralympic level is 

Para-Dressage. 

Para-Equestrian is the eighth discipline within the United States Equestrian Federation. Para- 

Dressage is considered a High Performance Sport, therefor subject to the USEF selection 

criteria standards. All Para-Dressage riders must meet the strict show standards prior to 

being considered eligible to compete at a selection trial. After applying the selection criteria, 

considering the horse and rider combinations, their rankings and scores at the trials, a team 

is selected. 

What does Olympic gold mean to athletes who have more to prove than just sporting ability? 

For starters, it takes a lot of money to support this sport. The most successful countries 

fund athletes’ living expenses through lotteries, heavy endowment funds, and corporate 

sponsorships so that they can concentrate on their job: riding for medals. In turn, medals 

won bring more funding, credibility, and respect. 

Although the US Olympic Committee provides some funding to our Paralympic equestrians, 

it does not compare to that received by our competition. Our Paralympians’ stories are much 

different from those of their able-bodied equestrian peers because it takes more of a support 

team to handle the day-to-day horse care and training. Para-Equestrians generally cannot 

supplement their expenses by training or coaching, so most of our athletes have full-time 

careers apart from horses. 


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WHAT TO [LOOK FOR IN A TEST] 

The judge looks to see that the horse is willing, relaxed, supple, fluid and attentive 

at all times during the test. Any show of resistance, tension or stiffness is penalized. 

The horse should appear to perform the movements of his own volition, with no 

obvious prompting from the rider. 

THE [MOVEMENTS] 

Collection – Second Level 

The horse shortens his frame and stride, becoming more elevated with increased 

suspension between steps. 

Shoulder In – Second Level 

The horse is slightly bent around the inside leg of the rider, and its inside leg passes 

and crosses in front of the outside leg. The horse is looking away from the direction 

it’s moving. 

Halt 

The halt must be square and completely immobile. 

Walk 

The walk should be a cadenced, four-beat gait with no shuffling or jogging. 

Rein-Back 

A backward movement where the horse should step evenly with front and hind legs 

a specific number of steps. 

Extended Gait – Third Level 

The horse stretches his legs and body to lengthen the stride, maintaining the same 

rhythm. 

Half-Pass – Third Level 

The horse moves obliquely or diagonally forward. The horse should be very 

straight with neither the hindquarters nor the shoulders leading. 

Flying Changes – Third Level 

When a horse canters, the inside front leg lands last in every stride, notably farther 

ahead of the other three legs. 

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the Winterstern Memorial 

This award is given to honor Winterstern, (1990-2006). This wonderful horse porvided 

me the opportunity to ride competitively as an Amatuer at all FEI levels with 

total enjoyment. The most cherished successes I garnered came from the wonder 

of the partnership, the fun, and the sense of accomplishment a generously talented 

horse allows his rider. “Georgie” as he was known to those who knew him best, was 

full of playful curiousity in all aspects of his life. The show ring was just another 

place for fun. Thoughts of him provide smiles for me daily. May this award bring 

it’s winner smiles in “Georgie’s” memory. 

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HOW IS [DRESSAGE TESTED]? 

Dressage competition takes place in a low 22 x 66 yard rectangular arena. It is marked by 

12 lettered points around its circumference. There are five imaginary lettered points down 

center line, and five down each quarter line. 

Movements are expected to be performed EXACTLY where specified by each particular test, 

and marks from 0 to 10 are awarded for each movement and for each transition between 

movements. 

A halt, for example, must be executed in a square; changes of gaits must be smooth transitions; 

circles must be round; a diagonal movement from one letter to another must be 

straight. 

Rhythm, relaxation, contact, straightness, impulsion and collection are six major dressage 

guidelines that the judges are looking for. 

Scores for especially difficult movements are multiplied by 2, as are the collective marks for 

the rider’s seat, position, and application of aids. 

Marks are totaled for official placings and then converted to a percentage, making it possible 

to compare scores from class to class, level to level, and competition to competition. 

WHO IS [SEATED WITH THE JUDGE]? 

Have you wondered who that person is seated with the judge? This is the scribe. The scribe 

records the score for each movement and comments made by the judge during the test. 

Scribing is often a sought after volunteer position. A scribe starts at the lower levels to gain 

the experiences needed to scribe at the FEI levels and the more complicated 

musical freestyle tests. 

WHAT ARE [THE LETTERS]? 

No one has the answer. Many judges have been queried; many books have been consulted. 

There seems to be no explanation for the selection or the placement of the letters! 


JUDGES [BIOGRAPHIES] 

CDI3* JURY 

Gabriel Armando 

Gabriel has been an active competitor in the International arena. He has 

represented his native country of Argentina several times. He won the Silver 

Medal in the South American Championships in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1998. He 

was a member of the Argentinean team in the 2003 Pan-American Games in 

the Dominican Republic, and again at the Pan-American Games in Brazil. At 

the age of 20 and 21, Gabriel was National Champion in Argentina making 

him the youngest National Champion in Argentina’s history. He moved to 

the United States in 1997 were he married Dressage rider- trainer Suzanne 

Ross-Armando and based their training business at Diamond Creek Farm in 

NJ. Gabriel became a FEI “C” judge at the age of 34. In 2006, he was part of the ground Jury of the 

Central American Games in Guatemala, the Central American and Caribbean Games in Colombia and 

the North American Young Riders Championships. Gabriel was designated member of the ground Jury 

in the FEI World Dressage Challenge for 2007 judging in China, Korea, Taipei, Hong Kong and New 

Zealand. He now holds his “I” judging status. 

Joan Macartney 

Joan is a Senior Dressage Judge with Equine Canada and the USEF as well as 

an FEI(I) Dressage Judge. She enjoys judging a variety of FEI and nationallevel 

competitions primarily in the US, Mexico, Central America and 

Canada. A recent highlight has been her participation in the FEI Challenge 

Tour in South America and South Africa. She has a lengthy association with 

dressage as a rider, competitor and judge. She is a member of the Dressage 

Canada Officials Committee where she is actively involved in judges’ 

education. Joan has recently retired from a lengthy career in post secondary education. Her life is now 

fully focused on judging and on-going training. 

Lilo Fore 

Lilo is an active Dressage teacher, trainer and clinician through Grand Prix. 

She has won numerous National and International Awards. Lilo was USET 

long and short listed with several horses through the years and has trained 

many students who were long and short listed as well as represented the 

USA in International competition. She coached the Mexican Team to win 

the silver medal in Venezuela at the Central American Games. Lilo is one 

of the founders and Chair of the Trainer’s Council. She is also Chair of 

the Instructor/Trainer Certification program as well as an examiner for the 

program throughout the years here in the USA. Lilo has also been a breeder of Sport-Horses in the 

USA since 1980, which have won many High-Point and Championship Breed Awards in the USA and 

Canada. She has been a Dressage judge since 1974 holding FEI I status and runs a training facility in 

Santa Rosa, CA. 

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Thank you [Dressage Affaire Sponsors] 

Without the support of sponsors, we could not make these competition’s a reality for our top athletes 

who are striving to qualify for the Olympic Games, World Cup and other admirable achievements. 

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the Neapolitano Amour Trophy 

Neapolitano Amour is the bay part-bred Lipizzan mare owned by Alice Knox of La Jolla, 

California. Purchased in 1982 as a lesson horse for children, “Amour” soon found her way 

to the show ring in southern California breed shows. Shown under saddle and inhand, 

Amour was undefeated except for just once, when she was reserve champion. In 1992, she 

retired from the show ring at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, where she won her final 

championship. 

After being accepted in the Pre-Mare book of the ISR/Oldenburg North America Registry, 

Amour was bred to First Class (Furioso II), and produced the chestnut Premium Foal 

“Giverny” in 1993. Giverny went on to earn Premium Mare status, and was a CDS Horse 

of the Year in 1998 under Yves LeFay, winning the Shelly Siegel Memorial Trophy. Amour 

was bred back to First Class, and in 1995, delivered another chestnut filly, “Innsbruck”. 

Innsbruck was later entered into the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. Main Mare Book, and under 

the exclusive guidance of Jeremy Steinberg, she became a top competition horse. In 2003, 

Innsbruck was the Second Level Open Champion at Dressage at Pebble Beach, winning the 

Dominique LeGrand List Memorial Trophy. And in 2006, she earned a Star Award from 

ISR/Oldenburg N.A. for her consistent success in the dressage ring. 

Amour is now 32 years old – healthy and spry - and lives with her daughters in Rancho 

Santa Fe. Her granddaughter, Hanalei (Rousseau x Giverny) was born last spring. The 

Neapolitano Amour Perpetual Trophy is donated in her honor to the Dressage Affaire 

Second Level Open Champion. 


Welcome to the 

6th Annual Dressage Affaire 

CDI3*YJ! 

Good Luck to all Competitors 

from the 

Mashburn and Boddaert Families! 

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THE DRESSAGE AFFAIRE [SHOW ROSTER] 

Entry # Horse Age Breed Height Color Sex Rider Rider’s Address 

Breeder Sire Dam owner owner’s Address 

1 Strauss 11 KWPN 16.2 Grey Gelding Cyndi Jackson Glendale, AZ 

Nikki Soich-Flach Cave Creek, AZ 

2 Lancelot 10 DW 17.1 Bay Gelding Lindsey Stroh Camrose Alberta, CAN 

Vickie Argals Wetaskiwin Alberta, CAN 

3 Essence of Glory 14 Hannoverian 17.0 Chestnut Mare Sharon Merkel-Beattie Sturgeon County Alberta, CAN 

* 

4 Lionheart 13 Hannoverian 16.3 Bay Gelding Karen Pavicic Richmond BC CAN, 

* 

5 Trinity 10 KWPN 18.0 Chestnut Gelding Guenter Seidel Cardiff, CA 

Richard & Jane Brown Carlsbad, CA 

6 U II 9 DW 17.3 Chestnut Gelding Guenter Seidel Cardiff, CA 


7 Minna 15 SWB 16.0 Bay Mare Jo Moran Valley Center, CA 

Victoria Cotchett Hillsborough, CA 

8 Octango 14 DWB 17.3 Black Gelding Barbi Breen-Gurley Los Osos, CA 

* 

9 Travolta 10 CanWB 16.2 Brown Gelding Joni Lynn Peters Armstrong BC CAN, 

* 

10 Stentano 11 KWPN 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Monica Houweling Delta BC CAN, 

* 

11 Luxor 17 KWPN 17.0 Black Gelding Rikki Levine La Quinta, CA 

* 

12 Le Cher 11 Hannoverian 18.0 Bay Gelding Ariel Stern Perris, CA 

* 

14 Asterios 11 DWB 16.2 Bay Gelding Charlotte Jorst Reno, NV 

* 

15 Carpatino 13 Holsteiner 16.3 Bay Gelding Lorraine Chappell Aldergrove, BC 

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16 Pfalstaff 16 Hannoverian 17.3 Chestnut Gelding Wendy Christoff Delta, BC, CAN 

* 

17 Weltino’s Magic 8 Westfalen 17.3 Bay Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

Jen Hlavaceck Las Vegas, NV 

18 Robin Hood 12 KWPN 16.0 Liv Chestnut Gelding Susan Blinks Encinitas, CA 

The Minnesota Group Encinitas, CA 

19 Ravel 12 KWPN 16.3 Dk Bay Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

Four Winds Farm Woodside, CA 

20 Galanta 12 ISH 17.0 Liv Chestnut Gelding Oryla Ramey Porter Ranch, CA 

* 

21 Touche 10 KWPN 16.2 Bay Mare Felicia Chang Berkeley, CA 

* 

22 Uniek 9 KWPN 17.2 Black Gelding Ashleigh Luca-Tyson Phoenix, AZ 

Sally Williams & Ashley , 

23 Lord Chalk Hill 10 OLDBG 16.3 Bay Stallion Tessa Dick Baldwin, KS 

* 

24 Orion 14 KWPN 16.2 Bay Gelding Elizabeth Ball Carlsbad, CA 

Eckstein Farm LLC Rancho Sante Fe, CA 

25 Lancelot 13 Trakehner 17.3 Grey Gelding Nicole Houghton Simi Valley, CA 

Jodie Cressman Camarillo, CA 

26 Fidelius 15 Westfalen 17.3 Bay Gelding Alexa Rodriguez Signal Hill, CA 

* 

27 Cacique 11 Holsteiner 16.3 Bay Stallion Sabine Schut-Kery Thousand Oaks, CA 

Alice Womble Hempstead, TX 

28 Vasco Van Het Gestelhof 12 BelWB 16.2 Chestnut Gelding Sabine Schut-Kery Thousand Oaks, CA 

Kathleen Kearney Jeanette, PA 

29 Felix 13 Hannoverian 17.0 Dk Brown Gelding Adrienne Lyle Ketchum, ID 

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30 Whidbey 9 Hannoverian 16.2 Chestnut Gelding Adrienne Lyle Ketchum, ID 


31 Wizard 11 OLDBG 17.2 Dk Brown Gelding Adrienne Lyle Ketchum, ID 


32 Mister 16 KWPN 16.3 Bay Gelding Jennfier Wood San Marcos, CA 

* 

33 Delacroix 8 Westfalen 17.1 Dk Bay Gelding Jennifer Hoffman Carlsbad, CA 

* 

34 Partous 13 KWPN 17.0 Bay Gelding David Wightman Murrieta, CA 

* 

35 Sambuca 11 KWPN 17.0 Grey Gelding Christine Traurig Carlsbad, CA 

Darlene Woodend San Diego, CA 

36 Nobel 14 OLDBG 16.3 Bay Gelding Brandi Roenick San Jose, CA 

Tracy Roenick Scottsdale, AZ 

37 Verdicci 8 KWPN 16.2 Bay Gelding Catherine Chamberlain Chandler, AZ 

* 

38 Komo 18 KWPN 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Kathy Pavlich Highland, CA 

* 

39 Weltclassiker 14 OLDBG 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Alisa Wilson Chino Hills, CA 

W Equestrian Enterprises Chino Hills, CA 

51 Why Not G 7 KWPN 16.2 Brown Gelding Eleonore Elstone Langley BC, CAN 

Kelleigh Kulscar & Langley BC, CAN 

52 Lutke 9 Friesian 16.0 Black Stallion Eleonore Elstone Langley BC, CAN 

Dr. Terry Bianco Maple Ridge BC, CAN 

53 NTEC Ritcher Scale 16 ShireX 17.2 Bay Gelding Jonathan Wentz Richardson, TX 

Kai Handt Wylie, TX 

54 Lateran 13 Westfalen 14.2 Black Stallion Wendy Frye Parker, CO 

Polly Limond El Cajon, CA 



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55 Mibis 16 KWPN 16.1 Chestnut Mare Barbara Grassmyer Placerville, CA 

* 

56 Werther’s Pride 24 16.0 Chestnut Mare Katy Welsh Lysterfield Victoria, AUS 

Robin Garrett Vista, CA 

57 Grand Ballerina 16 OLDBG 16.1 Bay Mare Holly Bergay Castle Rock, CO 

Robin Garrett Vista, CA 

58 Moneypenny 16 KWPN 15.3 Dk Brown Mare Susan Treabess Winters, CA 

Katy Peterson Prunedal, CA 

59 Wendenfalk 17 German Pony 16.1 Chestnut Gelding Eleanor Brimmer Wayzata, MN 

* 

101 Papillon 13 KWPN 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Pamela Cox Del Mar, CA 

* 

102 Estrella Mia 7 Andalusian 15.2 Grey Mare Frank Nin Mission Viejo, CA 

* 

103 Cat Balou 7 Hannoverian 16.2 Bay Mare Nick Wagman Encinitas, CA 

Yvette Pickrell Rancho Sante Fe, CA 

104 Winsome 7 KWPN 16.2 Black Gelding Yvette Pickrell Rancho Sante Fe, CA 

* 

105 Klapton 18 KWPN 16.1 Bay Gelding Tekla Jungaro Yelm, WA 

* 

106 HS Wrevolution 5 HU 16.2 Bay Gelding Jennifer Schrader- Yelm, WA 

* 

107 HS Wista 8 HU 17.2 Chestnut Mare Jennifer Schrader- Yelm, WA 

Charlene Summers Roy, WA 

108 HS Whrapsody 5 HU 16.1 Bay Gelding Jennifer Schrader- Yelm, WA 

* 

109 Justice 18 Trakehner 17.0 Grey Gelding Shari Millar San Diego, CA 

* 



Debbie McDonald and River Grove Farm 

wish all competitors of the Dressage Affaire 

Good luck and best wishes! 

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110 Bartlgut’s Duncan 9 AU 16.1 Bay Gelding Kelly Casey Livermore, CA 

Carla Hayes Pleasanton, CA 

111 Zack Attack 6 16.1 Bay Gelding Nick Wagman Encinitas, CA 

Doreen Cropp Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

112 Fadora 8 OLDBG 17.2 Bay Mare Lindsey Stroh Camrose Alberta, CAN 

* 

113 William 6 Hannoverian 16.1 Chestnut Stallion Lindsey Stroh Camrose Alberta, CAN 

Vickie Argals Wetaskiwin Alberta, CAN 

114 Graf Galahad Z 17 Hannoverian 18.3 Grey Gelding Kathleen Butler RSF, CA 

* 

115 Shamrock Farms Santiago 11 KWPN 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

James & Mary Keenan Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

116 French Prince 8 WU 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Guenter Seidel Cardiff, CA 


117 Rondo 14 Westfalen 16.2 Chestnut Gelding Angela Garfinkel Thousand Oaks, CA 

* 

118 Pasadenio 18 BelWB 17.3 Bay Gelding Marla Gidlow Old Chatham, NY 

* 

119 Rettina 19 KWPN 16.2 Chestnut Mare Linda Gove Solana Beach, CA 

* 

120 Grand Makana 10 Hannoverian 16.1 Chestnut Gelding Laurie Falvo Doyle Escondido, CA 

Joan Cvengros San Juan Capistrano, CA 

121 Wellington 8 Clyd/Dutch 16.2 Bay Gelding Jessica Warner Roy, WA 

Leanne Norseth Puyallup, WA 

122 Sybran H Sport 13 Friesian 15.3 Black Gelding Joni Lynn Peters Armstrong BC CAN, 

Bonnie Derry Vernon BC, CAN 

123 Redondo 10 Hannoverian 16.2 Chestnut Gelding Judy Wheatley Del Mar, CA 

* 



Team Brown 

and 

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wish all 

competitors 

GOOD LUCK at 

the 6th Annual 

Dressage Affaire 

CDI3*YJ! 

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124 Radley 12 KWPN 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Elizabeth Keadle Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

125 Zaffira 6 KWPN 16.2 Bay Mare Nick Wagman Encinitas, CA 

Elizabeth Keadle Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

126 Morocco 16 KWPN 16.1 Bay Gelding McCall Shaub Cardiff by the Sea, CA 

Zeoliet Halekulani Barb Shaub Tacoma, WA 

127 Lada’at 11 16.2 Bay Gelding McCall Shaub Cardiff by the Sea, CA 

Barb Shaub Tacoma, WA 

128 Lord Albert 8 Hannoverian 16.3 Bay Gelding David Blake Westlake Village, CA 

* 

129 Feisal 15 DWB 17.2 Grey Gelding Thomas Walker Nipomo, CA 

* 

130 Midtway 20 DWB 16.3 Bay Gelding Anne Gilmartin Tuscon, AZ 

* 

131 Lalique 21 OLDBG 16.2 Bay Gelding Rachel Evans Fountain Hills, AZ 

* 

132 Mondeo 16 KWPN 16.3 Bay Gelding Sandra Hansen San Marcos, CA 

Donna Richardson San Marcos, CA 

133 Veloz de Quintana 9 IALHA 16.0 Grey Stallion Donna Richardson San Marcos, CA 

* 

134 Zidane da Uniao 7 IALHA 16.2 Grey Gelding Laura Price Escondido, CA 

Donna Richardson San Marcos, CA 

135 Zidane da Uniao 7 IALHA 16.2 Grey Gelding Donna Richardson San Marcos, CA 

* 

136 Benise 6 Hannoverian 16.3 Bay Mare Judy Kelly Clarkson, MI 

* 

137 Perhaps 12 WB 15.3 Black Mare Karen Loshbaugh Encinitas, CA 

* 



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138 Rosenstrauss 15 17.0 Bay Gelding Gina Bornino Miller Paso Robles, CA 

* 

139 Dondolo 6 Westfalen 17.0 Dk Brown Gelding Lorraine Chappell Aldergrove, BC 

* 

140 Killarney 7 ArabX 15.3 Bay Mare Stephanie Persichetti Carlsbad, CA 

* 

141 Weltino’s Magic 8 Westfalen 17.3 Bay Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

Jen Hlavaceck Las Vegas, NV 

142 Flor De Selva 10 WF 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Shannon Peters San Diego, CA 

Laurelynn Browning Aqua Dulce, CA 

143 Navarre 9 Fre/TB 16.0 Black Bay Gelding Julianna Newell Encinitas, CA 

Laes No Account Queen * 

144 Wellcome S 9 Hannoverian 16.3 Black Gelding Lisa Bradley Aliso Viejo, CA 

Weltruhm Alice * 

145 Sancette 9 Hannoverian 16.3 Bay Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

Gwen Blake Auburn, WA 

146 Cesium 15 SWB 16.2 Dk Bay Mare Alicia Delahaye Santee, CA 

Rhonda Smith El Cajon, CA 

147 Poulidon 13 KWPN 16.2 Bay Gelding Nick Wagman Encinitas, CA 

Chris Littlefield RSF, CA 

148 Ricardo 12 KWPN 16.3 Bay Gelding Regina Piazza Laguna Beach, CA 

* 

149 Dior 11 Westfalen 16.3 Chestnut Gelding Angela Paltram Encinitas, CA 

* 

150 Ducati 10 Hannoverian 17.0 Black Gelding Jacqui Grande RSF, CA 

* 

151 Monte’ 13 Hannoverian 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Dana Gastaldo San Diego, CA 

* 



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152 Herzilein 6 OLDBG 15.3 Dk Bay Gelding Kim Wilson Eagle, ID 

* 

153 Tristan 10 KWPN 16.2 Chestnut Gelding Akiko Yamazaki Los Altos Hills, CA 

Four Winds Farm Woodside, CA 

154 Kranak 18 KWPN 16.3 Bay Gelding Akiko Yamazaki Los Altos Hills, CA 

* 

155 Ricon 19 OLDBG 17.2 Bay Gelding Laura Maloney Cardiff, CA 

Maloney Pony LLC Cardiff, CA 

156 Dust to Dawn 18 BelWB 17.0 Bay Gelding Robin Garrett Vista, CA 

FS * 

157 Hailo’s Martinque 10 Trakehner 15.3 Black Mare Robin Garrett Vista, CA 

Michelle Bryan Palos Verdes Estates, CA 

158 Winter’s Phantom 5 ISR 16.1 Black Gelding Kimberly Monk Oceanside, CA 

Susan Drake Santa Ynez, CA 

159 Fabiano 12 Hannoverian 16.1 Dk Brown Gelding Ashleigh Luca-Tyson Phoenix, AZ 

Cathy Heiitel Scottsdale, AZ 

160 Viktoor 8 NAWPN 17.0 Bay Gelding Victoria Fedri Phoenix, AZ 

* 

161 Renegade Reno 10 17.1 Bay Gelding Kate Gillespie San Diego, CA 

* 

162 Solei 8 Holsteiner 16.2 Grey Mare Rebecca Rigdon San Diego, CA 

* 

163 Brilliante 6 Westfalen 16.2 Bay Mare Rebecca Rigdon San Diego, CA 

Fiona McLellan Overland Park, KS 

164 Walhall 13 Hannoverian 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Rebecca Rigdon San Diego, CA 

Rebecca Dick , 

165 Versue 5 Holsteiner 16.1 Brown Mare Tessa Dick Baldwin, KS 

* 



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166 Nautica 15 KWPN 17.2 Dk Bay Gelding Lena Nordlof Davis Encinitas, CA 

* 

167 Prince Pablo 14 16.0 Bay Gelding Verena Eckstein Rancho Sante Fe, CA 

Eckstein Farm LLC Rancho Sante Fe, CA 

168 Seltin HW 6 Hannoverian 17.2 Black Gelding Elizabeth Ball Carlsbad, CA 

Cadence LLC Carlsbad, CA 

169 Exemplar 7 Hannoverian 16.2 Bay Gelding Skyler Evans Bonsall, CA 

Stephen Borders San Marcos, CA 

170 Hanst 20 Holsteiner 16.0 Dk Bay Gelding Lauren Davey San Diego, CA 

* 

171 Worthwhile 5 Hannoverian 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Tina Caldwell Solana Beach, CA 

Debbie Dawson Carlsbad, CA 

172 Uivertje Ruta 9 KWPN 16.3 Chestnut Mare Helena Espinosa St Paul, MN 

Leatherdale Farms Long Lake, MN 

173 Rifradin 12 KWPN 16.3 Dk Bay Mare Helena Espinosa St Paul, MN 

Leatherdale Farms Long Lake, MN 

174 Sidney 11 KWPN 16.2 Bay Gelding Kristin Van Vliet Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

176 Ufano 9 LU 17.1 Black Gelding Stefan Wolff Walnut, CA 

Linda Alexander Walnut, CA 

177 Wonka 10 Hannoverian 17.1 Bay Gelding Stefan Wolff Walnut, CA 

Marta Kauffman Encino, CA 

178 Ludwig 8 Hannoverian 17.1 Bay Gelding Stefan Wolff Walnut, CA 

Alanna Sellers Cherry Hills Village, CO 

179 Navarro 11 KWPN 16.3 Grey Gelding Alis Carbone San Diego, CA 

* 

180 Walking on Sunshine 7 Hannoverian 16.2 Bay Mare Jo Moran Valley Center, CA 

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181 Solvangs Rivaldo 10 DWB 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Kathleen Raine Murrieta, CA 

Jane Hayes Wildomar, CA 

182 Gorryt-B ‘Von Jorl’ 8 Friesian 16.1 Black Gelding Allison Harding Encinitas, CA 

FS Julie Rosen San Diego, CA 

183 Charisma 11 Holsteiner 18.0 Bay Gelding Jo Moran Valley Center, CA 

* 

184 Razzamatazz 12 Westfalen 16.0 Bay Gelding Kimberly Monk Oceanside, CA 

FS Ellen Dickson Boston, MA 

185 Winslett 8 Hannoverian 17.0 Chestnut Mare Kathleen Whetsell Laguna Beach, CA 

* 

186 Lucky Girl BC 7 Hannoverian 16.2 Dk Brown Mare Michele Cooper Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

187 Frederik 8 16.2 Bay Gelding Teresa Chang Moorpark, CA 

* 

188 Rock Steady 12 IR 17.0 Grey Gelding Gavin Silver Ojai, CA 805-798-0204 

* 

189 Legacy 14 SWB 16.1 Bay Gelding Laureen Ogden Santa Fe, NM 

Lisa Darling Montezuma, NM 

190 Venta da Broga 8 15.3 Grey Stallion Laureen Ogden Santa Fe, NM 

Melinda Snodgrass Santa Fe, NM 

191 Heroico Pequeno 11 P.R.E. 15.3 Bay Stallion Julie Bullen Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

192 RGA Koulballarina 13 Bay Mare Alexandra Rose Del Mar, CA 

* 

193 Dona Rosa 5 OLDBG 15.3 Bay Mare Kim Yacobucci Scottsdale, AZ 

* 

194 Prince Brillare 13 Hannoverian 16.2 Bay Gelding Kim Yacobucci Scottsdale, AZ 

* 



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195 Zeus 15 AW 17.2 Dk Bay Gelding Jackie Gilbertson Scottsdale, AZ 

* 

196 Honeymoon 17 RUSWB 17.0 Chestnut Mare Jane Thomas Hailey, ID 


197 Argentina 8 Hannoverian 16.2 Chestnut Mare Adrienne Lyle Ketchum, ID 


198 Dylan 5 Hannoverian 16.2 Dk Brown Mare Adrienne Lyle Ketchum, ID 


199 Uiver 9 KWPN 17.3 Bay Gelding Elizabeth McConnell Escondido, CA 

Christine Krissoff Carlsbad, CA 

200 Weltino 16 OLDBG 16.2 Bay Gelding Sandy Dratler Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

201 Walentino 7 KWPN 16.3 Chestnut Gelding Bettina Loy Ramada, CA 

* 

202 Feine Melodie 7 Hannoverian 16.2 Black Mare Elizabeth McConnell Escondido, CA 

Pamela Duffy Temecula, CA 

203 In Zukunft 11 Trakehner 16.2 Black Mare Elizabeth McConnell Escondido, CA 

Pamela Duffy Temecula, CA 

204 Windensong 6 Hannoverian 16.1 Bay Mare Robin Bisogno Santa Ana, CA 

* 

205 Capri 14 OLDBG 17.2 Bay Gelding Teri Patton-Hallman Phoenix, AZ 

Jennifer Brinkman-Ayers Gilbert, AZ 

206 Woodstock 18 Hannoverian 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Mary Carr Ramona, CA 

* 

207 Wellington 232 12 16.3 Chestnut Gelding Allison Harding Encinitas, CA 

FS Ambha Love Incline Village, NV 

208 Ramsgate D 12 KWPN 16.1 Bay Gelding Nicholia Zamora Wildomar, CA 

Sharolyn Naftel Dana Point, CA 



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209 Volando 8 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Nicholia Zamora Wildomar, CA 

David Wightman Murrieta, CA 

210 Wittinia 15 Hannoverian 15.3 Chestnut Mare Barbara Simonowitz Redmond, WA 

* 

211 Passoa 13 DW 16.2 Bay Gelding Catherine Rebouillat-Sato San Diego, CA 

Balzplug Gizette-Utopia Susan Tietjen La Jolla, CA 

212 Sabrina 10 DWB 16.1 Dk Bay Mare Carin Lennox Escondido, CA 

* 

213 Focus 16 SWB 16.2 Brown Gelding Johnny Harrison Calabasas, CA 

* 

214 Ray Ace 19 DWB 17.0 Bay Gelding Kelly Phillips Camarillo, CA 

* 

215 Hexagon’s Padme 10 NRPS 15.3 Brown Mare Johnny Harrison Calabasas, CA 

* 

216 Rochambeau 9 OLDBG 17.0 Chestnut Gelding Mary Kehoe Fullerton, CA 

* 

217 This End Up 5 QH 15.0 Bay Mare Emilee Panunzi Bunsall, CA 

* 

218 For Talismanic 12 TB 16.2 Grey Mare Suzette White Joshua Tree, CA 

* 

219 Benedicto GF 4 PRE 15.2 Bay Stallion Kimberly Monk Oceanside, CA 

Lindsey Mason Temecula, CA 

220 Artisan 9 OLDBG 15.3 Dk Bay Gelding Elizabeth Johnson El Cajon, CA 

* 

221 Superman 8 OLDBG 17.0 Grey Gelding Laurie Ellsworth La Jolla, CA 

* 

222 Sundance Magic 10 SWB 16.0 Bay Gelding Alex Garrett Olalla, WA 

FS Heather Komatsoulis Davidsonville, MD 



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223 Socrates H 12 BE 16.3 Brown Gelding Rebecca Hyde-Edwards San Diego, CA 

* 

224 Volara 8 KWPN 16.0 Bay Mare Susan Steveson Jamul, CA 

* 

225 Repertoire 12 KWPN 18.0 Bay Gelding Kendall Valenstein Laguna Beach, CA 

* 

226 Simply the Best 11 KWPN 16.3 Brown Gelding Mary Ann Miller Litchfield, AZ 

* 

227 Sebastian 4 OLDBG 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Tiffany Silverman Valley Center, CA 

* 

228 Rui Royale 9 OLDBG 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Brittaney Edwards El Cajon, CA 

* 

229 Va Grand Rouge Escobar 11 Hannoverian 16.3 Chestnut Gelding Shannon Fox La Jolla, CA 

* 

230 Xacur HM 8 LU 16.2 Grey Stallion Kathleen Raine Murrieta, CA 

Kimberly Carter Murrieta, CA 

231 Diabolo 9 Hannoverian 18.1 Black Gelding Mark Carter Murrieta, CA 

* 

232 Way Too Flashy 10 15.2 Chestnut Gelding Samantha Hoffman Campbell, CA 

* 

233 Lazeo 10 OLDBG 17.2 Dk Bay Gelding Korie Hanseth Cave Creek, AZ 

* 

234 Loyal 9 Westfalen 16.2 Bay Gelding Susan Williams Redlands, CA 

* 

235 Samaki 10 KWPN 17.1 Bay Gelding Meg Hammond Redlands, CA 

Catherine Ghazal Redlands, CA 

236 Zanini 6 KWPN 17.1 Bay Gelding Meg Hammond Redlands, CA 

* 



It’s Party Time! 

Thursday, March 11th, 2010 

Welcome Party! 

Please join us and your 

fellow competitors after the 

jog for a glass of wine and 

some snacks and settle in 

to your show environment. 

Please wear your competitor 

bracelets or sponsor badges to 

partake. Hosted by Vellum Winery. 

Saturday, March 13th, 2010 

An Evening Affaire! 

Come join us for some great 

food and drink and dance the 

night away to the tunes of the 

Steal Dawn Band! Let’s get the 

party started about 5pm! Bring 

your dancing shoes! Guests must 

wear sponsor credentials or their 

exhibitor bracelets to partake. 

$50 contribution to KP Events otherwise. 

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237 Emmett 8 SWB 16.0 Grey Gelding Cassidy Gallman Poway, CA 

* 

238 Special Agent 6 OLDBG 17.1 Bay Stallion David Wilson Chino Hills, CA 

Kathryn Phillips Laguana Beach, CA 

239 Bellino 5 Hannoverian 17.0 Liv Chestnut Gelding Mark Carter Murrieta, CA 

Belissimo M Hauptstutbuch Roxa * 

240 Volare 8 KWPN 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Sharon Criswell Murrieta, CA 

* 

241 Apollie 5 KWPN 16.2 Grey Mare Meg Hammond Redlands, CA 

Lisabeth Rothman , 

242 Conners 19 Hannoverian 17.0 Bay Gelding Claudia Faunt Encinitas, CA 

* 

243 Aloha 5 KWPN 16.1 Dk Brown Gelding Sharon Criswell Murrieta, CA 

* 

244 Principe Antares 14 OLDBG 16.1 Chestnut Gelding Jana Green RSF, CA 

* 

245 Festival 15 Old/Ar 15.0 Bay Mare Susan Work Encinitas, CA 

* 

246 Cenira 12 OLDBG 17.0 Black Mare Sandy Burns Gardner San Marcos, CA 

Connie Chaney Fallbrook, CA 

247 Roadster 4 16.2 Bay Gelding Sandy Burns Gardner San Marcos, CA 

* 

248 New Lady Day 11 16.0 Grey Mare Hannah Kirby Valley Center, CA 

* 

249 New Lady Day 11 16.0 Grey Mare Tiffany Silverman Valley Center, CA 

Hannah Kirby Valley Center, CA 

250 Holyman 18 KWPN 16.3 Bay Gelding Anna Buffini Escondido, CA 

* 



Good luck to all of the competitors at the 

6th Annual Dressage Affaire! 

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251 Markant 16 KWPN 16.3 Grey Gelding Christine Stephenson Mission Viejo, CA 

* 

252 Mister Bean 14 16.2 Dk Bay Gelding Birthe Laufer Encinitas, CA 

Lisa Blanchard Carlsbad, CA 

253 Urbain 9 KWPN 16.1 Bay Gelding Birthe Laufer Encinitas, CA 

Elizabeth Doherty Palo Alto, CA 

254 Urbain 9 KWPN 16.1 Bay Gelding Elizabeth Doherty Palo Alto, CA 

* 

255 Moon River 9 WB 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Deborah Sassoon Corona Del Mar, CA 

* 

256 Moon River 9 WB 16.0 Chestnut Gelding Verena Schubert Mission Viejo, CA 

Deborah Sassoon Corona Del Mar, CA 

257 Andante 9 WB 16.0 Bay Gelding Katharine Cassidy RSF, CA 

Lisa Wilcox-Cassidy RSF, CA 

258 Cortana 12 OLDBG 16.3 Bay Mare Sara Rose Kimmich Coronado, CA 

Sandy Burns Gardner San Marcos, CA 

259 Lewis H 14 DWB 16.3 Bay Gelding Jennifer Mason Orange, CA 

* 

260 Fendi SFS 8 OLDBG 16.2 Black Mare Sandy Burns Gardner San Marcos, CA 

Nicole Rickards Poway, CA 

261 L’Esperanza 10 Westfalen 17.2 Bay Gelding Nicole Rickards Poway, CA 

* 

262 Breanna 10 Hannoverian 17.0 Bay Mare Kathleen Raine Murrieta, CA 

* 

263 Anton 10 Hannoverian 17.1 Chestnut Gelding Kathleen Raine Murrieta, CA 

Donna Wanngo , 

264 Soleil 5 OLDBG 16.3 Bay Gelding Bekki Vrono San Dimas, CA 

* 



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501 Shamrock Farms Montango 16 KWPN 17.0 Black Gelding Steffen Peters San Diego, CA 

James & Mary Keenan Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

502 Don Daiquiri 8 OLDBG 16.2 Dk Bay Gelding Karen Pavicic Richmond BC CAN, 

* 

503 Bentley 4 KWPN 16.3 Dk Bay Gelding Linda Houweling Delta BC CAN, 

* 

504 Russian Dancer 11 OLDBG 16.2 Bay Gelding Michele Cooper Rancho Santa Fe, CA 

* 

505 Waling D 11 FHANA 16.0 Black Gelding Jill Beltran Vista, CA 

* 

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THE DÉJÀ VU [MEMORIAL AWARD] 

“In Loving Memory of a World Class Horse” 

How do you say goodbye to a creature that is so noble, so 

grand, and so giving? Our horses are our dance partners, 

without them there is no sport. With them we create music, 

harmony … beauty. 

On September 19, 1994, my Déjà vu was put down to end 

his pain. In July of 1993, at the Olympic Sports Festival, he was 

going the best of his life. Four days before competition began, 

he came up severely lame. Once home, we found out that he 

tore cartilage in his stifle. He was operated on one month later, 

the torn cartilage flap had to be removed, leaving him with no 

cartilage in that area. We could only hope that the fibro-cartilage 

that would form in the area would be dense enough to give him 

the cushion he needed to be pain-free, since there was no joint 

replacement available for a horse’s stifle. We used every modality, 

injection, and additive that was available to aid in the growth of 

fibro-cartilage. Over a year later we were faced with a decision 

I had never faced before. He could not walk without limping 

severly. He was in pain, both physically and mentally. He had 

always loved to work and now could only watch me on Dutch 

Treat. He called to us all day and night if he thought he heard us 

coming out of the house. 

DJ was a tremendous athlete. He was cocky and proud like 

a stallion, but loving and cute like a baby. He loved the show 

ring. We were preparing our debut in Grand Prix in 1994. He 

was my dance partner, like no other I’d had before. He carried 

me through our “waltzes” with grandeur. Without him I have 

felt lost. I have no partner: I can’t dance. 

Through tragedy I have grown, and have found a stronger 

nucleus of caring, love and support from my parents, family 

and friends. It has helped me to remain positive and continue 

striving for my goals, equestrian or otherwise. I miss DJ tremendously. 

He was buried north of Santa Barbara, on a hillside 

overlooking the ocean. We thought this was fitting. He lived 

with dignity and he died with dignity. This letter is in memory 

of DJ and all the other special partners that have been lost. 

Kim Keenan. 

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o f t h e 

California Dressage Society 

Pr o u d Sp o n s o r o f 

The Dressage Affaire CDI3*YJ 

Wishes Good Luck 

to all the competitors! 

Mark your calendar now for 2010 CDS San Diego show dates: 

Ju n e 19-20, 2010 

Au g u s t 14-15, 2010 

CDS Sa n Di e g o w i l l b e t h e h o s t o f t h e 

2010 RAAC-Re g i o na l Ad u l t Am a t e u r Co m p e t i t i o n! 


INDEX [OF ADVERTISERS] 

Advertiser................................................................................................................................Page No. 

Akiko Yamazaki.................................................................................................................................. 4 

Arroyo Del Mar................................................................................................................................ 50 

Borné Saddlery.................................................................................................................................44 

California Dressage Society...............................................................................................................54 

California Dressage Society San Diego..............................................................................................73 

Conley Blackwell Construction, Inc..................................................................................................52 

Custom Saddlery................................................................................................................................ 5 

Del Mar Dressage.............................................................................................................................60 

Devonwood Equestrian Center.........................................................................................................48 

DressageWarmbloods.com................................................................................................................54 

Ernest Woodward Farrier Services.....................................................................................................50 

Footings Unlimied.............................................................................................................. Back Cover 

G2 Software Systems.........................................................................................................................52 

Greenway Saddlery...........................................................................................................................58 

Horsesdaily.com................................................................................................................................70 

Leatherdale Farms West...........................................................................................Inside Front Cover 

Marys Tack & Feed...........................................................................................................................32 

Mashburn and Boddaert Families.....................................................................................................36 

Masterpiece Investments...................................................................................................................66 

Mushroom Matrix....................................................................................................Inside Back Cover 

Nick Wagman Dressage....................................................................................................................64 

Oakridge Farm..................................................................................................................................46 

Professionals Choice.........................................................................................................................16 

Radiance International......................................................................................................................72 

Ranch+Coast Equine Practice...........................................................................................................17 

RidingCouture.com..........................................................................................................................31 

Riding Publications Inc.....................................................................................................................14 

Saving Horses, Inc............................................................................................................................69 

Sean Caddell, Willis Allen Real Estate...............................................................................................71 

Sidelines............................................................................................................................................38 

Skagen.............................................................................................................................................. 40 

Sport Horse Veterinary Services........................................................................................................12 

Steal Dawn.......................................................................................................................................71 

Symphony Farms, LLC.....................................................................................................................56 

Team Brown & Guenter Seidel.........................................................................................................46 

Terri Miller Paintings & Photography...............................................................................................60 

Trilogy by Performance Saddlery.......................................................................................................42 

Viejas..................................................................................................................................................8 

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