D2-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 1, 1998
Riparian Buffer Systems Training Program Offered To Managers
COLLEGE PARK. Md.
Maryland resource managers can
improve their riparian buffer site
assessment and management op
tions skills at a training program
offered by Maryland Cooperative
Extension with funding from the
Northeast Region Sustainable
Agriculture Research and Educa
tion (SARE) Program.
The two-day program for fores
ters, wildlife biologists. Extension
educators, engineers, planners and
others who work with landowners
NEW LONDON (Chester
Co.) The Triangle Series
Horse Shows are among the
few shows that encourage
western riders to compete
against hunters in pleasure
classes. On Sunday, July 12, at
Grazing Acres, western horses
not only competed but con
quered.
Imperial Mandan, the west
ern champion, and Country
Velvet, the reserve champion
in the western division, went
on to lake the champion and re
serve awards, respectively, in
the pleasure division. (Since
cash prizes are presented in
pleasure, this is always a good
division in which to win.) Tam
my Wood and Barbara Stanley
of Nottingham shared Imperial
Mandan. Country Velvet was
ridden by Janet Johnson of
Coatesville.
‘Three farms comprise the
“triangle” Grazing Acres
Farm in New London, KA
Equestrian Center in Cochran
vilie, and Fox Meadow in Un
ionville.)
Championships and reserves
in each division are presented
at each show, in addition to
end-of-series high point
awards.
Call any of the participating
farms for information and/or
prize lists for future shows:
Grazing Acres: (610)
255-5009; KA Equestrian
(610) 869-0746; Fox Meadow
(610) 444-8805.
There were multiple two
somes at this show.
Sisters Andrea Heinzman
and Lindsey Heinzman of Elk
view dominated the mini stir
rup division (for riders age 10
and under). Older sister Andrea
was champion and younger sis
ter Lindsey was reserve cham
pion. The girls ride matched
dark bay Arabians, Andrea on
Quintessa, and Lindsey on SH
Fallon.
Two girls with identical
names, but different spellings,
were also high point winners.
Sara Schaefer of Saginaw Rd.,
Lincoln University, was the be
ginner over fences champion
on Fudge. Sara Shaffer of West
Grove rode Low Down Louie
to a reserve hunter champion
ship.
Halter champion on July 12
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and communities is Sept. 30 - Oct.
1 at the Wye Research and Educa
tion Center near Queenstown. Md.
It will coincide with training pro
grams occurring in 14 other states.
“We taught a training session
on riparian buffer systems in
Maryland last year that was so
successful that we received re
quests for training from around
the country,” said Robert Tjaden,
regional natural resources special
ist with Maryland Cooperative
Extension. “This program is de
Western Horses
Tops In Pleasure
was Creme Brulee, shown by
Lisa Thompson of Gap. Re
serve champion was Weed
Wacker, owned by David and
Hope Woollens of Landenberg
and shown by Hope Woollens.
Valerie Mahala of North
Broad Street, Kennett Square,
rode her hose. Slew of Dancers,
to a baby green championship
and the reserve championship
in the low hunter division.
Joshua Dixon riding Majes
tic was the leadline champion.
Reserve was Becky Mark of
West Grove on SH Boston
Cream.
Danielle Wasylyk of Harvest
Drive, Cochranville, was
champion of the mini mini di
vision (for riders age eight or
younger). Miss Wasylyk rides
Little Rascal. Reserve in this
division was Heather Frank,
also from Cochranville, riding
Amyr Granada.
Short stirrup champion was
Jennifer Haines of Larkin Rd.,
Boothwyn, riding Sidekick.
Reserve was Melissa Donahue
of General Cornwallis Dr.,
West Chester, on One Last
Trick.
Lauren Annett of New Lon
don was open equitation cham
pion on Dance Flash. Sara Wil
son of Coatesville was reserve
champion in this division on
Caserio Tsalturi.
Jessica Knox of Unionville
rode Star to the low hunter
championship. Hunter champ
ion was Trick or Treat, ridden
by Jamie Jacobie of Cold
Springs Drive, Kennett Square.
Reserve champion in the be
ginner over fences division was
Bethany Moore of Peachtree
Lane, Landenberg, on Mardi
Gras.
Reserve champion in the
Baby Green division was Ma
dam, shown by Holly Searles
of North Guernsey Rd„ West
Grove.
Winners in individual class
es follow:
Leadline Walk; 1. Joshua Dixon, 2.
Becky Mark; 3 Ashley Reeser.
Advanced Leadline: 1. Danny Het
tinger; 2. Joshua Dixon; 3. Ashley
Reeser.
Of) Leaders: 1. Becky Mark; 2. Ashley
Reeser, 3. Joshua Dixon.
Mini Mini (• t Under) Walk: 1.
Danielle Wasylyk; 2. Melanie Williams; 3.
Heather Frank.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog: Danielle
Wasylyk, 2. Heather Frank; 3 Kelsey
Sherman.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog/Back: 1
signed to meet an obviously wide
spread need for information.”
To meet the needs of audiences
in all states simultaneously, four
hours of core training sessions
will be delivered via satellite from
the University of Maryland, Col
lege Park, on the first morning.
These sessions will focus on the
basic structure and ecology of ri
parian forest buffers and will fea
ture experts from various federal
and state agencies and universities
nationwide. They will be followed
Heather Frank; 2. Danielle Wasylyk, 3.
Kelsey Sherman.
Mini Stirrup (10 & Under) Walk: 1.
Andrea Heinzman, 2 Lindsey Hemz
man, 3 Sara Schaefer
Mini Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog: 1 An
drea Heinzman; 2. Sara Schaefer, 3
Lindsey Heinzman.
Mini Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog/Back: 1
.Andrea Heinzman, 2 Lindsey Heinz
man, 3 Sara Schaefer.
Short Stirrup (12 & Under) Walk; 1
Jennifer Haines, 2. Melissa Donohue, 3
Andrea Heinzman
Short Stirrup Walk/Trol-Jog: 1 Me
lissa Donahue, 2. Jennifer Haines, 3 An
toinette Wasylyk
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog/Canter-
Lopa; 1. Jennifer Haines; 2 Melissa
Donohue; 3. Antoinette Wasylyk.
Short Stirrup 12” Fences; 1 Antoin
ette Wasylyk; 2. Jennifer Haines, 3. Me
lissa Donohue.
Open Equitation (13 & Older) Walk/
Trot-Jog: 1. Lauren Annett, 2 Jessica
Knox, 3 Sara Wilson
Open Equitation Walk/Trot-Jog/
Back: 1. Lauren Annett, 2 Sara Wilson,
3 Jessica Knox.
Open Equitation Walk/Trot-Jog/
Canter-Lope: 1. Sam Wilson, 2 Jessica
Knox; 3 Lauren Annett
Western Pleasure Walk/Jog: 1 Bar
barn Stanley: 2 Janet Johnson, 3 Sam
Danihel
Western Limit: 1. Janet Johnson, 2
Fiona Gowers; 3 Nina Brady
Western Walk/Jog/Lope; 1 Barbara
Stanley; 2. Janet Johnson; 3 Ashley
Eckard
Wsstarn Equitation: 1 Janet John
son, 2. Barbara Stanley, 3 Nina Brady
Pleasure Walk/Trot-Jog: 1. Janet
Johnson; 2 Paula Burkebile, 3 Tammy
Wood.
Pleasure Walk/Trot-Jog/Canlor-
Lope: 1. Sara Wilson; 2 Leslie Mc-
Fadien; 3. Barbara Stanley.
Pleasure Walk/Trot-Jog/Canter-
Lope/Back; 1. Janet Johnson, 2 Bar
bara Stanley; 3. Sara Wilson
Pleasure Pattern: 1. Tammy Wood;
2. Sara Wilson; 3. Leslie McFadlen.
Beginner Rider Over 4,12” Fences:
t Sara Schaefer; 2 Bethany Moore; 3.
Anna Larson.
Beginner Over 6, 18” Fences: 1
Bethany Moore; 2. Sara Schaefer; 3. An
toinette Wasylyk.
Beginner Over 8,2' Feneee: 1. Leslie
McFadian, 2 Sara Schaefer; 3. Bethany
Moore.
Baby Green Walk/Trot: 1. Valerie
Mahala; 2 Holly Searles; 3. Donna Da
vies.
Baby Green Walk/Trot/Canter: 1.
Valerie Mahala; 2. Holly Searles; 3. Val
erie Freese.
Baby Green X-Rallc: 1 . Anna Larson;
2. Valerie Mahala; 3. Holly Searles.
Baby Green Over Fences; 1. Valerie
Mahala: 2. Leslie McFadien; 3. Belinda
Manchio.
Low Hunter Over Fences 1:1. Jamie
Jacobie; 2. Jessica Knox; 3. Jennifer
Haines.
Low Huntor Ovor Foneos II: 1. Jamie
Jacobie; 2. Jessica Knox; 3. Belinda
Manchio.
Low Hunter Wslk/Trot; 1. Jessica
Knox; 2. Valerie Mahala; 3. Jennifer
Haines
Low Hunter Walk/Trot/Canter: 1.
Bethany Moore; 2. Valeria Mahala; 3.
Jennifer Haines.
Hunter Over Fences I: 1. Jamie Ja
cobie; 2. Sara Shaffer; 3. Leslie Mc-
Fadian.
Hunter Over Fences II: 1. Sara Shaf
fer; 2. Jessica Knox; 3. Jamie Jacobie.
Hunter Under Saddle: 1. Jessica
Knox; 2. Jamie Jacobie.
by on-site instruction that address
es local concerns, such as selec
tion of appropriate plant material
and wildlife habitat considera
tions.
Hie second day of the training
program will involve application
of site assessment techniques in
both urban and rural settings. Par
ticipants will work as teams to
solve case studies.
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Registration is required by
Sept. 15. The $5O fee includes
lunches and a three-ring binder of
resource materials, including a
new USDA Forest Service techni
cal manual on riparian forest buff
ers, research reports, fact sheets,
specifications for planting warm
and cool season grasses, and other
materials.
For more information or a bro
chure and registration form, call
Robert Tjaden or Julia Klapprolh
at (410) 827-8056.
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