Sep 12, 2009

Cross-Country Photo Gallery from the Preliminary Horse Division

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Danny Warrington & Will Smith

Phillip Dutton is leading yet another division after cross-country day at the AEC, this time aboard Nina Gardner’s young mare Vidalia. The pair finished their day with a double-clear round to sit on their dressage score of 28.3. Check out the photo gallery of all the riders who completed cross-country! Many of the top riders are only within points of each other…Saturday could be an interesting finish! Emily Daily & Erica Larson photos. Full Results.

1st- Phillip Dutton & Vidalia
1st- Phillip Dutton & Vidalia
2nd – Kristen Rozycki & Full Circle
2nd – Kristen Rozycki & Full Circle
3rd – Jennifer O’Neill & That’ll Do II
3rd – Jennifer O’Neill & That’ll Do II
4th – Philippa Humphreys & Skyz The Limit
4th – Philippa Humphreys & Skyz The Limit
5th – Jamie Price & Overdraft
5th – Jamie Price & Overdraft
6th – Kassidy Kirchner & Umi
6th – Kassidy Kirchner & Umi
7th – Jennifer Bazan & It’s Otto
7th – Jennifer Bazan & It’s Otto
8th – Steph Butts & Arundel
8th – Steph Butts & Arundel
9th – Jamie Price & Poker Run
9th – Jamie Price & Poker Run
10th – Liz Lund & Lady Hannah B
10th – Liz Lund & Lady Hannah B
11th – Michele Donlick & Babe of Ballisodare
11th – Michele Donlick & Babe of Ballisodare
12th – Leslie Law & Amarna
12th – Leslie Law & Amarna
13th – Sara McGowan & Huck Finn
13th – Sara McGowan & Huck Finn
14th – Emily Hansen-Palmus & Vivaldie
14th – Emily Hansen-Palmus & Vivaldie
15th – Camie Stockhausen & Fabulouso
15th – Camie Stockhausen & Fabulouso
16th – Elinor MacPhail & Parador Mail
16th – Elinor MacPhail & Parador Mail
17th – Steph Butts & Peabody
17th – Steph Butts & Peabody
18th – Kelsey Boos & Maybe
18th – Kelsey Boos & Maybe
19th – Alison Wilaby & Holla Vettir
19th – Alison Wilaby & Holla Vettir
20th – Cindy Phillips & TimeToFlare
20th – Cindy Phillips & TimeToFlare
21st – Pat Minter & Hot Brown
21st – Pat Minter & Hot Brown
22nd – Kerri Short & Beltane
22nd – Kerri Short & Beltane
23rd – Justine Dutton & Ramona Quimby
23rd – Justine Dutton & Ramona Quimby
24th – Jennifer Bazan & Kiwi Lass
25th – Jessica Shultz & Lock N’ Load
25th – Jessica Shultz & Lock N’ Load
26th – Kelly List & Smarty Pants
26th – Kelly List & Smarty Pants
27th – Camie Stockhausen & Best Etiquette
27th – Camie Stockhausen & Best Etiquette
28th – Aimee Bohlman & Hazel-rah
28th – Aimee Bohlman & Hazel-rah
29th – Kali Thomas & Galatea H
29th – Kali Thomas & Galatea H
30th – Betsy Ball & Coker Springs
30th – Betsy Ball & Coker Springs
31st – Dick Bayly & Sifton
31st – Dick Bayly & Sifton
32nd – Susannah Lansdale & Buck Naked
32nd – Susannah Lansdale & Buck Naked
33rd – Danny Warrington & Will Smith
33rd – Danny Warrington & Will Smith
34th – Betsy Ball & West Point
34th – Betsy Ball & West Point
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