UNIONVILLE (Chester Co.)
Three competitors had double
championships at the Triangle
Series open horse show held Sun
day, July 26, at Fox Meadow Sta
bles in Unionville. Three addition
al competitors had a champion
ship and a reserve championship
each.
Tara Hankinson of Chadds Ford
was the champion of the A divi
sion of short stirrup competition
for riders age 12 and under. She
and her mount, Teddy, then went
on to win the pleasure champion
ship.
Sara Schaefer of Lincoln Uni
versity was the B division cham
pion in the mini stirrup division on
Fudge, (the mini division is for
riders aged 10 and under.) Schaef
er then moved up and was division
B champion in the short stirrup
competition.
Jessica Knox of Unionville rode'
Star to the low hunter champion
ship. This pair, too, moved up and
were also hunter champions.
Three farms comprise the “tri
angle” of this horse show series -
Grazing Acred Farm in New Lon
don. KA Equestrian Center in
Cochranville, and Fox Meadow in
Unionville.
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; or
Fox Meadow (610) 444-8805.
A championship in the western
division and a reserve in the plea
sure division went to Alicia Boyle
of West Grove, and Desert Bold
Fire. The open equitation
championship was awarded to
Sarah Shaffer of West Grove. She
and her mount. Low Down Louie,
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were also the reserve champions
of the hunter division.
Also winning a championship
and a reserve was Melissa Dono
hue of West Chester on One Last
Trick, who had champion in the
beginner over fences division and
a reserve in short stirrup.
Heather Frank of Cochranville
had two reserve championships.
Mini Mini and Mini. Frank rides
Amyr Granada.
Halter champion was Creme
Brulee, shown by Lisa Thompson
of Gap. Reserve champion in the
halter division (for animals age 3
or younger) was Sir Dancelot,
shown by Melissa Scully of Wil
mington, Del.
Leadline champion was Savan
nah Hankinson of Chadds Ford.
Reserve was Lauren Brunovsky of
West Chester.
Mini mini division champions
(for riders age 8 or younger) were
Alexandra Brunovsky of West
Chester and Danielle Wasylyk of
Cochranville. A reserve cham-,
pionship in this division went to
Kelsey Sherman of Kennett
Square.
Division A champion in mini
stirrup was Andrea Heinzman of
Elkview on Quinteesa.
Reserve champion in division B
of the mini competition was
Rachel Lowe of Nottingham on
WBF Kashim.
Antoinette Wasylyk of Coch
ranville received a reserve cham
pionship in short stirrup division
B. Reserve champion of the west
ern division was Kehelian Omni,
ridden by Leah Moorhead of Ox
ford.
Tony Alvisi on New York Sec
ond was the reserve champion in
beginner rider over fences. Re
serve champion in the low hunter
division was Slew of Dancers, rid
den by Valerie Mahala of Kennett
Square. Reserve champion of
Work That Will Last A Lifetime
open equitation was Becca Mas
sinari.
Judge for the show was Shirley
Fox. Trainers at this series com
peted for an award for the trainer
bringing the most competitors.
(Dawn McCuen of KA Equestrian
and Lisa Knox of Fox Meadow are
excluding themselves from this
competition.)
Winners in individual classes'
follow.
Leadline Walk: 1. Savannah Hankinson,
2. Samantha Diamond, 3. Lauren Brunovsky.
Advanced Leadline: 1. Savannah
Hankinson, 2. Lauren Brunovsky, 3. Joshua
Dixon.
OH Leaders: 1. Lauren Brunovsky, 2.
Joshua Dixon, 3. Savannah Hankinson.
Mini Mini (8 & Under) Walk (A): 1. Heath
er Frank, 2. Alexandra Brunovsky, 3. Brooke
Holloway.
Mini Mini Walk (B): 1. Danielle Wasylyk,
2. Kelsey Sherman, 3. Melania Williams.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog (A): 1. Alex
andra Brunovsky, 2. Heather Frank, 3 Chris
tine Giglio.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog (B): 1. Danielle
Wasylyk, 2. Kelsey Sherman, 3. Shawna
Simmons.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog/Back (A): 1.
Alexandra Brunovsky. 2 Heather Frank, 3.
Chnstma Giglio.
Mini Mini Walk/Trot-Jog/Back (B); 1.
Danielle Wasylyk, 2. Kelsey Sherman, 3.
Shawna Simmons.
Mini (10 A Under) Walk (A); 1. Heather
Frank, 2. Andrea Hemzman, 3. Domce Bn
sash.
Mini Walk (B): 1. Sarah Schaefer, 2.
Michelle Hicks. 3. Rachel Lowe.
Here are the members of the Carbon County 4-H Exchange Club.
Mini Walk/Trot-Jog (A): 1. Andrea Heinz
man, 2. Headier Frank, 3. Denise Brisach.
Mini Walk/Trot-Jog (B): 1. Sara Schaef
er. 2. Rachel Lowe, 3. Michelle Hicks.
Mini Walk/Trol-Jog/Back (A): Andrea
Heinz man, 2. Heather Frank, 3. Ashley Da
fermo.
Mini W«lk/Trot-Jog/Back (B); 1. Sara
Schaefer, 2. Rachel Lowe, 3. Kristin
Schmidt
Short Stirrup (12 4 Under) Walk (A): 1.
Tara Hankinson, 2. Andrea Helnzman. 3.
Rachel Lowe.
Short Stirrup Walk (B): 1. Sara Schaefer,
2. Anna Olson, 3. Amanda Giglio.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog (A): 1. Tara
Hankinson, 2. Andrea Helnzman, 3. Jennifer
Haines.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog (B): 1. An
toinette Wasylyk, 2. Sara Schaefer, 3. Alex
andra Brunovsky.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trol-Jog/Canter-
Lopa (A); 1. Tara Hankinson, 2. Rachel
Lowe, 3. Jennifer Haines.
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot-Jog/Cantar-
Lope (B): 1. Sara Schaefer, 2. Sarah Mas
sinarl, 3. Alexandra Brunovsky.
Short Stirrup 12" Fences (A): 1. Melissa
Donohue, 2. Tara Hankinson, 3 Jennifer
Haines.
Short Stirrup Fences (B): 1. Antoinette
Wasylyk, 2. Nicole Nuse, 3. Bethany Moore.
Open Equitation (13 t Up) Welk/Trot-
Jog: 1. Sarah Shaffer, 2. Becca Massinan. 3.
Jessica Knox.
Open Equitation Walk/Trot-Jog/Beck;
1. Sarah Shaffer, 2. Becca Massmari, 3. Jes
sica Knox.
Open Equitation Watk/Trot-Jog/Canter-
Lopa: 1. Becca Massmari, 2. Sarah Shaffer,
3. Jessica Knox.
Western Pleasure Walk/Jog; 1. Aliaa
Boyle, 2. Barbara Stanley, 3. Leah Morhead
Western Limit; 1. Leah Moorhead, 2. Sar
ah Damhel, 3. Ashley Eckard.
0 4-H
HAPPENINGS
On June 23, 20 4-H’ers and
three adults traveled to Columbus,
Mont on an exchange trip.
Education, friendship, cultural
exchange, and sightseeing were
just some of the events of the re
cent exchange between the Still
water County 4-H and the Penn
sylvania Carbon County 4-H pro
gram. The exchange lasted until
June 30.
Montana’s Stillwater County is
located in the southern part of
Montana, about 40 miles west of
Billings. The Pennsylvania
4-H’ers enjoyed many sights and
activities not experienced before.
They were involved in branding
calves, driving cattle, and making
drives to round up yearlings. They
visited sights such as parts of the
Rocky Mountains. They also
toured Yellowstone Park, enjoyed
a swim in a thermally heated pool
at Chico Hot Springs, and at
tended a western rodeo in Big
Timber.
Many of the teens enjoyed a
Where's your mustache? “
Western Walk/Jog/Lops; 1. Aliaa Boyle,
2. Leah Moorhead, 3. Sarah Danihel.
western Equitation: 1. Leah Moorhead,
2 Aliaa Boyle. 3. Sarah Danihel.
Pleaaura Walk/Trot-Jog: 1. Kathy King,
2. T ara Hankinaon, 3. Melissa Donohue.
Pleasure Walk/Trot-Jog/Canter-Lope:
1. Meg Gillam, 2. Alide Boyle, 3. Rachel
Lows.
Pleasure Walk/Trot-Jog/Canter-Lope/
Back: 1. Melissa Donohue. 2. Aliaa Boyle, 3,
Tara Hankinaon.
Pleasure Pattern: 1. Leslie McFadien, 2.
Tara Hankinson, 3. Alicia Boyle.
Beginner Rider Over 4,12” Feneee: 1.
Melissa Donhue, 2. Beoca Massmari, 3.
Bethany Moors.
Beginner Over 6, It” Fences: 1. Melissa
Donohue, 2. Tanya Alvisl, 3. Sherri Gerva
soni.
Beginner Over •, 2* Fences: 1. Melissa
Donohue, 2. Bethany Moore, 3. Tonya Alviti.
Baby Gr«en Walki/Trol: 1. Edith Chew,
2. Anna Olson, 3. Ashley Dafermo.
Baby Green Walk/Trot/Canter: 1. Jessi
ca Knox 2. Edith Chew, 3. Anna Olson.
Bab) Green X-Rails: 1. Cara Turner, 2
Leah Moorhead, 3. Jessica Knox.
Baby 3rsan Fancas; 1. Jessica Knox, 2.
Valent Mahala, 3. Renee Attenborough.
Low Hunter Fancas 1:1. Valerie Mahala,
2. Jennifer Knox, 3. Jessica Knox.
Low Hunt k Fancas II: 1 . Valene Mahala,
2. Jennifer Knox, 3. Jamie Jacobie.
Low Hunts’ Walk/Trot: 1. Kathy King, 2.
Jessica Knox, 3. Leslie McFadien.
Low Hunter Walk/Trot/Cantar; 1. Jessi
ca Knox, 2. Leslie McFadien, 3. Kathy King.
Hunter Over Fences I: 1. Jessica Knox,
2. Courtney Powell, 3. Leah Moorhead.
Hunter Over Fences II: 1 . Sarah Shaffer,
2 Jessica Knox, 3. Courtney Powell
Hunter Under Saddle: 1 . Sara Wilson, 2
Jessica Knox, 3. Leah Moorhead.
tour of the capitol, took a boat ride
through the Gates of the Moun
tains along the Missouri River,
toured Virginia City, and went
horseback riding. A farewell
barbecue was held for the host
families and Pennsylvania guests
on Monday evening before their
June 30 departure.
Eighteen Stillwater 4-H’ers and
six adults are scheduled to travel
to Pennsylvania next June 1999.
Some eastern sights to be enjoyed
by the Stillwater 4-H’ers will be
Lancaster, Hershey, historic Jim
Thorpe, and a trip to New York to
see the Statue of Liberty. Free
days for the individual families
could include a trip to the Jersey
shores, so the Montana 4-H’ers
can see the ocean for the fust time.
Sadly, one of dip Pennsylvania
4-H’ers was involved in a fatal
auto accident two days after their
return. Leaders Monroe and Nan
Cressley along with the other
leader Brenda Green and the 19
teens grieve this tremedous loss.
MILK