2010 Live Oak Program NEW - Club Equestrian

Welcome
TO THE 2010
LIVE OAK INTERNATIONAL COMBINED DRIVING EVENT
Many Thanks to
OUR SPONSORS • OUR VOLUNTEERS • OUR CHARITIES • OUR GUESTS
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Table of Contents
Welcome 1
Site Map 4
FEI Approval 6
Sponsors 7
Volunteers 8
USEF Membership Form 76
ADS Membership Form 38
Officials 11
Tentative Schedule 13
Classic Car Show 14
Katie Williams Memorial Award 15
David Portman Memorial Award 16
Special Awards 36
Brief History of Combined Driving 21
Classes and Competitors 48-50
Hazards 1 and 2 72
Hazards 3 and 4 73
Hazards 5 and 6 74
Hazards 7 75
In Memory of Leona Jones 55
In Memory of Mary Lou Gilman 55
Index Advertisers 81
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T h e F é d é r a t i o n E q u e s t r e I n t e r n a t i o n a l e
Code of Conduct
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CAIA Live Oak
Approved by the FEI
March 4th, 2010
The Fédération Equestre International (FEI) expects all those involved in international equestrian
sports to adhere to the FEI’s Code of Conduct and to acknowledge and accept that at all times
the welfare of the horse must be paramount and must never be subordinated to competitive or
commercial influences.
1. At all stages during the preparation and training of competition horses, welfare must take
precedence over all other demands. This includes good horse management, training methods,
farriery and tack and transportation.
2 Horses and competitors must be fit, competent and in good health before they are allowed to
compete. This encompasses medication use, surgical procedures that threaten welfare or
safety, pregnancy in mares and the misuse of aids.
3. Events must not prejudice horse welfare. This involves paying careful attention to the
competition areas, ground surfaces, weather conditions stabling, site safety and fitness of the
horse for onward travel after the event.
4. Every effort must be done to ensure that horses receive proper attention after they have
competed and that they are treated humanely when their competition careers are over. This
covers proper veterinary care, competition injuries, euthanasia and retirement.
5. The FEI urges all involved with the sport to attain the highest levels of education in their areas
of expertise.

2010 Live Oak International Sponsors
TITLE SPONSOR
U.S. TRUST
GRAND PATRONS
LIVE OAK STUD
CHESTER WEBER
IRON SPRING FARM
OCALA HILTON
OCALA MARION COUNTY VISITOR’S AND CONVENTION
BUREAU
OCALA HORSE PROPERTIES
PATRONS
JAMES AND MISDEE MILLER
MINKER FRIESIANS
FLORIDA EXPRESS ENVIRONMENTAL
JERRY PARKS EQUINE INSURANCE
GREY GOOSE
GOLDEN OCALA
MARATHON OBSTACLE SPONSORS
FLORIDA MORGAN HORSE ASSOC. AND
INTERNATIONAL MORGAN CONNECTION
PENNFIELD EQUINE TECHNOLOGY
OCALA HILTON
BUDWEISER
GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE
ADEQUAN
THE SANCTUARY
DRESSAGE SPONSOR
ELIZABETH KEATHLEY
MARATHON SPONSOR
FARM CREDIT OF NORTH FLORIDA
OBSTACLES SPONSOR
HOMES TO RANCHES REALTY
COMPETITOR PARTY SPONSOR
GREY GOOSE
SPONSORS
WR RANCH
PALM CHEVORLET
KATRINA BECKER
BB & T – OSWALD TRIPPE AND COMPANY
PINE FLAKES
THE OLD SALTY DOG, SARASOTA, FL
WELLS FARGO FAMILY WEALTH
SEMINOLE FEED
FRITZ AND PHYLLIS GRUPE
FLORIDA THOROUGHBRED OWNER’S AND BREEDER’S
ASSOC.
LINDA JOHNSON
U DUMP
CLAIRE REID
GROVENHURST
DAVE AND BOOTS WRIGHT
OCALA STAR BANNER
CEDAR LANE FARM
CONTRIBUTORS
JOCK AND DAY COWPERTHWAITE
WHISENANT FARM
SCOTT AND KATHRIN DANCER
RAY AND PAM KNISLEY
BOB AND DIANE KOOPMAN
ADVANTAGE SPECIALITIES
OCALA MAGAZINE
MARTIN’S AUCTIONEERS
GREEN SOUTH
PETERSON AND SMITH EQUINE HOSPITAL
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS DOOLEY
MARSHALL AND MARY ELLEN MCDONALD
FREEDMAN HARNESS
CLASS SPONSORS
THE HAMPTON INN
THE DAYS INN
THE COURTYARD MARRIOTT
ELLEN EPSTEIN
MARY AND NELIE DEGREEF
SUBSCRIBERS
JOHN AND MARGY COX
WAYNE AND SYBIL HUMPHREYS
DICK AND DANA PIGFORD
FRIENDS
JIMMY CHANCELLOR
DOUG AND BONNIE HUDSON
MARY MOTT KOCSIS
CHRISTINE SMITH-BYERLY
GARY AND TINA STOVER
JEFFERY AND KIM STOVER
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2010 Volunteers
Without volunteers, this Event would not be possible. In addition to the dedicated volunteers
listed on the Officials Page, the following volunteers have made a significant contribution to the
Live Oak International. We apologize for any names that were missed on this list.
Christina Alsop
Kathleen Alston
Connie Amatucci
Julie Anthony
Art & Pat Bishel
Kathy Blaesing
Ann & Ned Bliss
Tracy Bregman
Katie Brown
Sara Brozak
Angie Bryant
Jennifer Burroughs
Polly Butterworth
Katie Carris
Vicky Catlett
Tom Childress
Joyce Clayton
Claudia Cordeiro
Margy and John Cox
Jock Cowperthwaite
Phyllis Craggs
Peggy Dates
Jennifer Davies
Earl & Susan Diemer
Elissa Dunn
Jim Dutell
Marna Egyed
Katelyn Egyed
Linda Evans
Linda Fritschle
Linda Gasparini
Bob Giles
Barbara Hardenbrook
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Lorraine Hill
Laura Howell
Bonnie & Doug Hudson
Bob Hudson
Dottie Hydue
Kristin Jacobsma
Nancy Johnson
Harriet Jones
Carol Kenyon
Ray & Pam Knisley
Denise Silva
Jeff McCarthy
Patti Joy Mehling
Sheree Merting
Mary Beth Miklos
Sue Morris
Jennifer MH Parker
Dr. Denise Petty
Al Santo Pietro
Lesley Rooks
Benjamin Salazar
David Saunders
Brenda Schmidt
Cynthia Schultz
Ann & Ron Scott
Linda Shackelford
Dr. Doug Shearer
SuZi
Sandy Swift
Bob & Helen Tolmach
Deb Watson
Dr. Jim Wright
Sharon Young

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Event Director: Susan Gilliland
10575 SW 186th Ave
Dunnellon, Fl 34432
(352) 489-6586 evenings
s_gilliland@msn.com
• Event Committee: Joe Gilliland, Rick Williams, Gary Combee,
Chester Weber, Misdee Wrigley Miller, Dori Morgan, Nina Spencer
• Event Secretary: Lynn Likus, Roxie Salazar
• President of the Jury: Diana Brownlie, Great Britian
• Ground Jury: Debbie Banfi eld, USA; Franz Vetter, Germany; Bert Jambon, Belgium; Marsoe LaRose, Canada
• Technical Delegate: Philip Bateman, Great Britian
• Course Designer: Richard Nicoll, Great Britian
• Assistant Course Designer: Joseph Gilliland, USA
• President of Appeals: Mr. Jack Pemberton, Canada
• FEI Steward: Doug Orr, Canada
• FEI Veterinarian: Bernd Stanglmeier, Canada
• Treating Veterinarian: Peterson and Smith Equine Hospital
• Trade Fair Coordinator: Chris Weiss Shanks
• Scorer: Richard Pringle
• Dressage Steward: Holly Combee
• Marathon Steward: Rick Williams, Paul Likus
• Cones Steward: Bruce Ettenger
• Volunteer Co-ordinator: Leslie Cohen
• Facilities: Gary Combee
• Farrier: Bob Hudson - (352) 804-6939
• Program: Amalia Castro, Blue Centaur Inc.
• Landscaping: Margie Cox, Barbara Roberts
• Classic Car Coordinator: Kingdom of the Sun AACA
• YMCA Race Coordinator Joan Tamburo
• Publicity: Nina Spencer
• Announcer: Geoff Morgan
• Photographer: John Robinson, Pics of You 434-724-6792
• Stable Manager: William Dixon
2010 officials
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Tentative Schedule
Thursday, March 25 9 am FEI Dressage
Friday, March 26 9 am Intermediate Dressage
Saturday, March 27 9 am Cross Country Marathon
Saturday immediately after the marathon Gene Dunbar from
US Trust will addressing questions about new Farm and Ranch
Laws and other information at Marathon Obstacle #1.
Sunday, March 28 9 am Obstacle Competition
YMCA 5 and 10K race
Coaching Drive and
Classic Car Show
Sunday, March 28 12:30 am Parelli Demonstration
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Classic Car Show
Sunday, March 22, All Day
Best of Show 2009
1914 Ford Model T
Owned by
John Telesca
The Villages, Florida
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Katie Williams
Memorial Award
for Best Conditioning
2009 Winner: Claire Reid
2008 Winner: Linda Yutzy
2007 Winner: Lisa Stroud
2006 Winner: Boots Wright
2005 Winner: Allison Stroud
2004 Winner: Allison Stroud
2003 Winner: Boots Wright
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The David Portman
Memorial Trophy
This trophy, donated by Margo Portman in 1998,
is awarded to the competitor who most exemplifies sportsmanship.
• 2009 Wendy Ying
• 2008 Fritz Grupe
• 2007 Gary Stover
• 2006 Sue Hanson
• 2005 S. Tucker S. Johnson
• 2004 Wendy Ying
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• 2003 Dan Schultz-Ela
• 2002 Bill Orth
• 2001 Charlie Smith
• 2000 Steve Gilman
• 1999 Amy Neary
• 1998 Tina Stover

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Combined Driving – A Brief History
Combined driving has it roots in the military exercises (combined training/horse trials) designed to
test the en dur ance of the military troop horse. These exercises evolved into civilian competitions
such as the three day event.
The modern Combined Driving Event (CDE) came into existence in 1968 when Britain’s Prince
Philip, president of the Federation Equestrian International (FEI), initiated the formulation of international
rules for the new sport which had been performed in many countries in various ways for
gen er a tions.
The fi rst FEI type CDE in the US was run in 1970 in Johnson Park in the middle of the city of New
Brunswick, NJ. The sport was brought to this country by Philip Hofmann who, as CEO of Johnson
& Johnson, had connections in the city for staging the event. In 1979 USET added driving to
its list of international disciplines, and has since sponsored selection trials and helped train drivers
to represent the US in International competition.
Live Oak CDE was fi rst organized by Susan Gilliland in 1993.
Spectators Guide
The Combined Driving Event has three phases: dressage, marathon and cones, or obstacles.
Dressage, (from the French word meaning “to train”), is the foundation of training from which all
other phases of the competition are made possible. The test is a prescribed sequence of movements
which is driven from memory and executed with reference to lettered markers around the
arena. Each is judged as to the driver’s general command of the horse, impulsion of the horse,
freedom and regularity of gaits. Pairs and four-in-hands must work together as one unit, sharing
equally the work. The overall impression should provide a pleasing picture of harmony and effort
less grace.
The Marathon is the toughest test of stamina, courage, and agility. First, competitors go for miles,
then return to the show grounds to negotiate the exciting hazards as quickly as they can, because
they are penalized for every second spent in a hazard. A shorter and more diffi cult route may not
be as quick as a longer, more open route because the horses may have to travel at a slower rate
of speed through the tricky turns. If a carriage happens to get stuck in a tight turn, the short route
becomes a liability as precious time is spent in the hazard. During the course walk prior to the
com pe ti tion, the driver must decide whether to gamble on a riskier but potentially quicker route
or to plan on a safer way which must be galloped fl at our in order to be effective. Entries may
choose any path through a hazard as long as they drive through each lettered gate in sequence
without going back wards through one before negotiating it correctly.
Cones is an obstacle course where meticulous accuracy is required. The objective is to drive
through the cones without any penalties due to knocking the balls off the cones, disobedience,
or going off course, and within the time allowed.
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2010 Special Awards
Thank you to our generous sponsors who
have provided the following special awards:
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Awarded to the competitor who in the opinion of the Officials and
Organizers exemplifies sportsmanship. The winner will receive a Perpetual Trophy, donated in 1998,
by Margo Portman, in memory of her husband Dave, an avid supporter of Live Oak.
FTINESS AWARDS: Awarded to the Intermediate and FEI Competitor who in the opinion of
the veterinarians has the best conditioned horses or ponies. Awards provided by the Live Oak
International.
CLASS AWARDS: All class winners will receive ribbons, a trophy and embroidered director’s
chairs provided by the Live Oak International. In addition, each winner will receive a calendar with
photographs by Gabriele Boiselle.
DRESSAGE AWARDS: Awarded to the Intermediate and FEI Competitors with the lowest Dressage
score in their Division. Sponsored by Elizabeth Keathley.
THE KATIE WILLIAMS MEMORIAL AWARD: Awarded to the best conditioned entry in either
division. Donated by friends of Katie Williams.
THE HANZI AWARD: Awarded to the best horse or pony in the competition, in the opinion of the
judges. Donated by Chester Weber.
THE NATIONAL SINGLE HORSE CHAMPION: Awards sponsored by The United States
Equestrian Federation. In addition, the Single Horse Champion will receive a framed print by artist
Linda Johnson and a gift bag from Freedman Harness.
The NATIONAL FOUR IN HAND CHAMPION: Awards sponsored by The United States
Equestrian Federation. In addition, the Four In Hand Team Champion will receive an original
watercolor portrait by artist, Linda Johnson and a gift bag from Freedman Harness.
The Equilite Performance and Conditioning Award: Awarded to the best conditioned
entry. The winner will receive a tote of Equilite and Sore No More products.
The Point Two USA Florida Triple Crown Awards: Awarded to the Intermediate and
FEI competitor with the lowest combined scores from the Sunshine State CAI and The Live Oak
International. The winners will receive a trophy and a Point Two USA Air Vest.
Navigator Awards: Awarded to the navigator in each division who in the opinion of the Ground
Jury exemplifies teamwork . Awards are donated by Suzy Stafford.
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Classes and Competitors
Class #1 Intermediate Single Pony (Sponsored by The Days Inn)
1 NEEDS Philip Sarasota FL Arabian SB X
2 FRYER Judy Sarasota FL Welsh TBX
3 MARSHALL Janelle Williston SC Connemara
4 CROSS Amy Aiken SC German Riding
5 PARKMAN Scott Indiantown FL Connemara
6 HUMPHREYS Sybil Rapidan VA Welsh Cob
7 LOVE Dona Morriston FL Connemara
8 SULLIVAN Maggie Guilford CT Fjord
9 SCHMITT Sara Pittstown NJ Hackney TBX
10 MORGAN Tracey Beallsville MD Morgan
11 BRISTER Jessica San Deigo Moss Point MS Welsh Cob
12 SEATON Muffy Williston SC Arabian
13 ADCOX Scott Sarasota FL Welsh X
Class #2 Intermediate Single Horse (Sponsored by The Courtyard Marriott)
14 HAMILTON Nifty Alva FL Morgan
15 HAMILTON Jan Jan Alva FL Morgan
16 GARRETT Karen Anderson TX WMB
17 WEST Boo Fitch Evington VA Selle Francai
18 GILES Bob Morriston FL Hanoverian
19 QUIST Marcie Vass NC Hackney
20 MOTT Sue CANADA Dutch Warm Blood
21 DANCER Kathrin Woodside CA Hanoverian
Class #3 Intermediate Pair Pony (Sponsored by The Hampton Inn)
22 LIND Mary Clark Manakin Sabot VA Dartmoor
23 REID Claire Southern Pines NC Welsh
24 WRIGHT Boots Ocala FL German Riding
25 O’BRIEN Wendy Aiken SC German Riding
26 YUTZY Linda Brenham TX Dartmoor
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Classes and Competitors
Class #4 Intermediate Pair Horse (Sponsored by The Hampton Inn)
27 FISCHER Rae S CANADA Lipizan
28 SMITH Lew Round Top TX Friesian
29 NICELEY Rachel Strawberry Plains TN Friesian X
30 CHANCELLOR Jimmy Germantown TN Morgan
Class #5 FEI Single Pony (Sponsored by The Courtyard Marriott)
31 GRUPE Phyllis Stockton CA German Riding
32 TRENTELMAN Charlotte Anthony FL Haflinger
33 CREIGH Vivian Springfield VT Fjord
34 KEATING Marilea “Pixie” Aiken SC APHA
35 SIBIGA Megan Lebanon OR Welsh
36 DOLAN Sherri Williston SC Shetland
37 TEMPLE Rochelle Windsor SC Morgan
38 MOTT-KOCSIS Mary Baptistown NJ Morgan
Class #6 FEI Single Horse (Sponsored by Ellen Epstein)
39 MONROE Scott Sharon CT Morgan
40 CROOKSTON Donna J Saltsburg PA Morgan
41 KOOPMAN Bob Northbridge MA Morgan
42 STOVER Kimberly Smyrna DE Connemara TB
43 GROVES Robin Brownsville VT Connemara TB
44 PEACOCK Bill Bellvile TX Friesian X Holsteiner
45 MARKS Mary Ruth Verona WI AWS/GRP
46 ARNOLD Jacob Snow Camp NC Morgan
47 GROVES G. Wilson Brownsville VT Morgan
48 FOSTER Robin Bridgehampton NY Morgan
49 GRUPE Greenlaw “Fritz” Stockton CA KWPN
50 PRESTERO Katherine Andover MA Oldenberg
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Classes and Competitors
Class #7 FEI Pair Pony (Sponsored by The Hampton Inn)
51 MATHESON Jennifer Aiken SC GRP
52 KEATHLEY Elizabeth Woodbury TN Welsh
53 BENGE Meghan Windsor SC Welsh
54 WHALEY Katie Paris KY Welsh
Class #8 FEI Pair Horse (Sponsored by The Courtyard Marriott)
55 MILLER Misdee Wrigley Lakewood Ranch FL KWPN
56 HASTINGS Pat Hartland VT Dales
Class #9 FEI Four-in-Hand Pony (Sponsored by The Hampton Inn)
57 STROUD Allison Bradenton FL Connemara
Class #10 FEI Four-in-Hand Horse (Sponsored by Mary and Nelie deGreef)
58 O’REILLY Cindy Jo Cameron NC Perch X
59 BILLING Darryl CANADA KWPN
60 ZUBEK Casey Manhattan IL DWB
61 LADEROUTE Deb CANADA DUTCH
62 SAUNDERS David Morriston FL Morgan
63 FAIRCLOUGH James Newton NJ Austrian WB
64 YODER Joe Bozeman MT German WB
65 STOVER Gary L Southern Pines NC Sachsen
66 WEBER Chester C Ocala FL Royal DWB
67 ROBSON Gavin AUSTRALIA American Dutch Harness
68 RECTOR Josh Phoenix AZ Royal DWB
69 YING Wendy Bonifay FL KWPN
70 McLENNAN Mike Brenham TC Friesian QH
71 LONG Bill Southern Pines NC Dutch Gelderlander
72 FREUND Michael GERMANY KWPN
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Mary Lou Gilman Leona Jones
Avid supporters of Live Oak
You will be missed
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2011 FEI Driving Events
� e Li� le Everglades
International
February 3 - 6
Dade City, Florida
Live Oak International
March 24 -27
Live Oak Plantation
Ocala, Florida
Sunshine State CAI
February 24 - 27
Florida Horse Park
Ocala, Florida
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The Live Oak International Event
Combined Driving Event, FEI CAIA
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Index of advertisers
Adequan 77
Advantage Specialties 57
Alltech FEI 60
Budweiser 12
Cannon Carriage 64
Charles Owen 43
Chazal Insurance 62
Choice Of Champions 39
Cosequine 23
Days Inn 63
Dever 26
Draper Equine Therapy 19
Driving Essentials 70
Equilite 24
Equine Colic Relief America 70
Equine Services 25
Farm Credit Of North Florida 54
Farriers Formula 22
Florida Express Environmental 68
Florida Morgan Horse Association 32
Freedman’s 28
FTBOA 67
Golden Ocala 56
Great American 65
GreenSouth 59
Grey Goose 78
Hampton Inn 66
Hillcroft Farm 51
Hilton Ocala, Fl 52
Homes to Ranches 34
Iron Spring Farm 2
Jerry Parks 5
Katydid Farm 20
Marriot 53
Martin Auctioneers 46
Minker Friesians 41
MorganStanley SmithBarney 45
MTRA 33
Oakcroft Trunks 27
Ocala Horse Properties 80
Party Time 44
Palm Chevrolet 42
Pennfield Equine Technology 79
Peterson Smith 61
Pine Flakes 40
Point Two 18
RBC Wealth Management
Respond Systems 31
Salmon’s 68
Schatt 9
Seminole 10
Shadow Trailers 47
Shady Oaks
Succeed 37
The Leon II 35
The Sanctuary 29
U-Dump 30
US Trust
WellsFargo 71
Woodlea Gardens 45
WR Ranch 17
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