THE WARRENTON PONY SHOW

“The Oldest Pony Show in America”

Our 101st
Our 97th Year
Year
DearEveryone,
Hello Exhibitors and Friends,

Welcome
The to our show!
Junior Committee of the Warrenton Pony Show is excited to announce that the show will
be held this year from June 30th through July 4th. We are the only show in the country run by juniors,
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have been helping needy Fauquier citizens since 1983.
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to award college scholarships to deserving members of the Junior Committee. by benefiting another
organization. We hope that you will help to keep this amazing tradition alive as we begin our second
century. And,
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sored by Country Chevrolet. The class will be held on Saturday evening under the lights,
including a reception. And new this year, the show will host the VHSA/EMO Pony Medal
Equitation Finals. Riders have been working all year to qualify for this prestigious final to
Looking forward to seeing you all in June,
be held Friday evening, and it will also include
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Junior Fauquier Bank.
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We would like to extend a very special “thank you” to all of our faithful sponsors and
supporters who have kept the spirit and tradition of this show alive over the years.

Sincerely,
The Warrenton Pony Show Junior Committee

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 2021 OFFICIALS
The Management reserves the right to vary or add to this list.

HUNTER, VHSA/EMO MEDAL FINALS & BREEDING JUDGE.............. Mr. Glenn Moody, Charlottesville, VA
CONNEMARA JUDGE ...........................................................................................Debra Howell, Middleburg, VA
STEWARD ............................................................................................................Mr. Wayne Eubank, Fredericksburg, VA
COURSE DESIGNER.......................................................................................Mr. George Heston, Raphine, VA
RINGMASTERS.................................................................................................William Hair, Jr., Peter McGuire
ANNOUNCER........................................................................................................... Richard Isner, Madison, VA
SHOW MANAGER.........................................................................................Tommy Lee Jones, Warrenton, VA
SHOW SECRETARIES.......................................Debra D. Bowden, Windsor, VA; Kathy King, Warrenton, VA
SAFETY COORDINATOR.............................................................................Tommy Lee Jones, Warrenton, VA
EMT .......................................................................................................................... Jamila Flowers, Henrico, VA
FEED......................................................................................... Tri-County Feeds, Fashions, Finds, Marshall, VA
PHOTOGRAPHER............................................................................................ Teresa Ramsay, Middleburg, VA
SOUND....................................................................................................................... G.W. Sound, New Kent, VA
VETERINARIAN..........................................................................................Anna Russau, VMD, 540-788-4044
FARRIER.............................................................................................................Scott Whitehead, Rixeyville, VA
FOOD........................................................................................................................................... The Snack Shack
2021 EXECUTIVE JUNIOR COMMITTEE
Presidents: Susannah Gerhardt and Baillie Saffer
Vice Presidents: Kellsey Stern and Julia Schmidt
Secretaries: Audrey Quinn and Grace Simpson
Treasurer: Addison Bzdak

2021 SENIOR ADVISORS

Abby Dodson, Rachel Giampa, Lauren Hair, Zoe Lewczak, Helen Lohr,
Maddy Lohr, Marina Macklin, Jude Schmidt, and Katie Solomons

2021 JUNIOR COMMITTEE

Abby Anderson Katherine Hughes Gabriella Martin Carlyn Rose
Bayley Barnes Shelby Kaye Catherine Merchant Sarah Wiles
Maddie Bartee Addison Laskow Brent Miller Locklyn Willwerth
Sloane Grenier Emme Martin Michael Miller Samantha Zosh

WARRENTON PONY SHOW, INC. HORSE SHOW OFFICE

2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Laura Bartee Tommy Lee Jones
Margaret Bzdak Glorianne Langan
McKenzie Canard Jacqueline Macklin
Virginia Canard Robin McGuire
Donna Giampa Jonelle Mullen
Wilma A.Hoovler Teresa Ramsay
Avery Hughes Donna Rice
Richard Isner Kristy Wilwerth
P.O. Box 794, Warrenton, VA 20188
Show Grounds Tommy Lee Jones,Manager
60 East Shirley Ave. 540-270-1734
540-347-9442 540-788-4806
OUR WEB SITE!
www.warrentonhorseshow.com/ponyShow.cfm
WARRENTON AREA MOTELS
Hampton Inn.........................................................540-349-4200
Holiday Inn...........................................................540-341-3461
Red Roof Inn.........................................................540-347-4141
Airlie.....................................................................540-347-1300
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In Memoriam

Glena Wirtanen

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In Memoriam

Cynthia Hair

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 COVID Protocol
Although we are monitoring changes in CDC and Virginia Department of Health regulations, as of March 2021, we are still
subject to public health protocols that help reduce the spread of COVID-19 and its variants.
➢ We recommend that every person seeking entrance to the show take their temperature before traveling to the premises.
➢ Anyone currently exhibiting COVID symptoms will NOT BE PERMITTED ON GROUNDS.
➢ Anyone who has tested positive, or has been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID in the 14 days prior to
arriving at the grounds should NOT COME TO THE SHOW.
➢ Anyone who has tested positive, or has been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID more than 14 days
prior to arriving at the grounds should NOT COME TO THE SHOW unless they have proof of a negative COVID test result
dated within 14 days of the show, AND are symptom free.
Before entering the showgrounds, a USEF Waiver must be signed by every adult, and every minor must have a Waiver signed by a parent
or guardian. To maintain traffic flow, we ask that each participant sign their waiver digitally in advance using the HorseShowsOnline
service. You will be asked to verify that your waiver has been signed at the office when you check in.
REPEAT: There will be initial temperature checks of every person at the entrance, daily.
Each person with a normal temperature will be given a colored wrist band to be worn until they have left the show grounds for the day.
There will be a new colored band to be worn each day, which will allow management and the entrance personnel to identify that you have
passed your daily temperature check. Make sure to keep your band on if you plan to leave the show and come back the same day. This
will allow you to pass by the temperature check by showing your wrist band to the entrance personnel. Anyone without a wrist band for
the current day will need to STOP, have their temperature checked and receive a wristband for that day, even if it is a repeat temperature
check. Please cooperate if you lose or discard your band and wish to remain at, or return to, the show grounds
➢ Any person, regardless of age, with a temperature over 99.5º F (37.5º C) will NOT be admitted to the Show Grounds.
Please have an alternate plan READY for any people who may be denied access to the Show Grounds. Please be aware
that a vehicle carrying multiple passengers will not be admitted to the show grounds if ANYONE in the vehicle has a
temperature over 99.5º F.
➢ REPEAT: We recommend you check your temperature before you travel to the show each day, to help avoid issues at the
entrance.

SHOW OFFICE PROCEDURES

To prevent crowding or excessive wait times at the office, we encourage show office business be done
online whenever possible. Online add/scratch will be available from 10 am to 5pm each day of the horse
show.
Anyone entering the office area MUST wear a mask or face shield. We ask that only trainers or an exhibitor or a representative of a barn
come to the office area. Please observe new USEF guidelines regarding social distancing and masks.
Please leave yourself plenty of time if you need to visit the office in person. There may be a delay due to restrictions to comply with
social distancing.
All memberships with USEF, USHJA, amateur status, horse recordings and microchips should be current. PLEASE double-check your
status prior to entering and arrival. If any are out of date, we ask that you renew online to reduce time spent in the office.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU OR YOUR CHILD FEELS SYMPTOMS OF COVID

➢ Anyone who becomes symptomatic of COVID infection while at the show grounds should have their symptoms reported
immediately to Management or an Official. This can be done by reporting all relevant information and a contact number to a
secretary in the show office, who can report it to the correct personnel.
➢ If the symptomatic person can drive him- or herself safely, or has a family member, friend or employee who can drive him/her,
he/she should proceed directly to a local healthcare provider. Please make sure that any trip to a healthcare provider for COVID
related signs or symptoms is reported to show management as soon as possible.
➢ If the symptomatic person cannot drive him- or herself safely, or does not have a person who can drive him/her to a local
healthcare provider, he/she will be directed to a place that is socially distanced from others, and wait there for Medical Personnel

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 to arrive and escort him/her to our specified quarantine area. From there, transport will be arranged to a local healthcare provider.
If necessary, an ambulance will be called to transport the symptomatic person to the appropriate ER.
➢ Show management may ask a symptomatic person to wear an approved N95 mask while waiting for transportation. We will
supply a mask if the person is not already wearing one. Please cooperate, as this will help with safety in case of COVID infection.
➢ Please note that all people leaving the grounds under such circumstances will not be permitted back on the show grounds
unless they are symptom-free and have proof of a dated, negative COVID test result taken after they have left the
grounds with symptoms of illness, or left accompanying someone symptomatic.
➢ Management should be notified as quickly as possible when someone requires medical attention for illness.
➢ Anyone who becomes infected with COVID within 14 days of leaving the show should contact management with the information
immediately.
LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS:
Fauquier Health - 550 Hospital Hill, Warrenton, VA - 540-316-5940 - 1/2 Mile
Piedmont Urgent Care - 493 Blackwell Road, #101B, Warrenton, VA - 540-347-5200 - 1 Mile
Inova Fairfax Hospital Trauma Services - 330 Gallows Road, Falls Church, VA - 703-776-2274 - 50 Miles

FACE MASKS, PPE, & DISTANCING

Per USEF, facemasks are now required if not vaccinated. Individuals who have an ADA accommodation permitting the absence of a face
mask should use another form of shield to prevent possible exposure to and from others.
It is the trainer’s responsibility to provide PPE to their own staff and to disinfect their own property (golf carts, hoses, tack, trunks, etc.)
that other individuals might come into contact with at the show.
Handwash and/or sanitization stations will be available around the property. Individuals are encouraged to bring their own PPE and
personal hand sanitizer for use when needed.
Communal touch-points such as bathroom doors, spigots, water coolers, etc. will be disinfected regularly throughout each day, however
we encourage you to wear your own PPE equipment and sanitize frequently for additional protection.
Unless regulations are updated by the USEF and Virginia Depatment of Health, social distancing of 6’ apart must be observed
everywhere on the show grounds. Group gatherings, even within a trainer’s barn or exhibitors that train together, will be monitored
and may be asked to appropriately space 6’ apart. This is for the safety of all participants. Please cooperate.
Shade tents will be provided. Social distancing must be maintained or the tents will be taken down.
If inclement weather occurs, people should shelter in their vehicles with family/household members, and not crowd under a tent or in
stalls.
When course walking is allowed, it will be monitored and require social distancing. Again, this helps to protect you and others.
Coolers with water will be available at the ingates with single use cups. However, all coolers will be communal. Please take precautions.
There will be limited hospitality this year. We will have exhibitor refreshment areas and food vendors onsite. We encourage you to use
safety measures when eating with family and friends.
All the staff at these horse shows will be working hard to keep the show safe by utilizing these COVID protocols. As the pandemic is
a fluid situation from day-to-day, management may implement increased or different protocols as they feel necessary. Please comply if
one of the staff requests you to observe our rules.
BRAIDING, HACK CLASSES, AND JOGS
Braiding for Hunters is optional in 2021. Exhibitors will not be penalized for the choice not to braid. Professional braiders entering the
show will be subject to the same entry protocols as staff and exhibitors. Night Watch will be onsite to conduct temperature checks and
give out wristbands.
Per USEF rules during the pandemic, in-hand jogs are waived. For any over-fences classes requiring a jog, the rider will trot a circle on
a loose rein after completing the course in the view of the judge.
Any model or conformation classes will require the handlers to comply with social distancing and wear a mask when standing for con-
formation judging.
TRAINERS AND PARENTS SHOULD MAKE SURE THEIR CHILDREN/JUNIORS AND CLIENTS HAVE READ AND
UNDERSTAND THESE PROTOCOLS. EACH “BARN” SHOULD DEVELOP A PLAN TO FOLLOW IN CASE AN EXHIB-
ITOR OR ESSENTIAL PERSON IS UNABLE TO ENTER, OR BECOMES SYMPOMATIC WHILE ON GROUNDS. THIS
INCLUDES EXHIBITORS WHO MAY BE PARTICIPATING SOLO, SHIP-INS, AND MINORS WHO DO NOT HAVE A
PARENT OR GUARDIAN IN ATTENDANCE.

We’re All In This Together. Please Help Protect Yourselves & Others.

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 2021 RULES AND REGULATIONS
To simplify your arrival at the show, please send the following items
with your entries: USEF and USHJA Membership Cards • Amateur
Certification • Measurement Cards (Ponies & Junior Hunters) •
Negative Coggins Certificate (within 12 months) • EHV Vaccination
letter stating horse has been vaccinated within 6 months • Home
address and USEF/USHJA/VHSA/MHSA membership numbers for
all trainers, riders & owners in USEF/VHSA Medals and Equitation.
(Numbers will not be issued until all of the required information has been
presented.)
1. Every class offered herein which is covered by the rules and specifica-
tions of the current USEF, MHSA, and VHSA Rule Books will be
conducted and judged in accordance therewith and in accordance
with Zone 3 specifications. All classes will be judged on performance
and soundness unless otherwise noted.
2. Entries close June 15, 2021. No Telephone Entries. Online entries
accepted at www.horseshowsonline.com. Stall Fees must accompany
entry blank. No stalls will be assigned until stall fees are paid. There
is a limited number of permanent stalls that will be assigned on a first
come basis. Temporary stalls with doors will be used.
3. In case of horses or ponies being entered and not exhibited, the entry
fees and/or stabling fees will be forfeited except if a horse or pony is
injured or becomes ill prior to being shown in any class. Applications
for refunds must be submitted in writing and accompanied by a
Veterinarian’s certificate. There will be no refunds for stalls. There
will be a $35.00 charge for any returned checks. Post entries will
incur a $30 late fee.
4. The Committee reserves the right to postpone, combine or cancel
any class or classes if, in its judgement, the entries are inadequate,
for reasons of inclement weather or dangerous conditions or for any
other reason it deems necessary.
5. All ponies must be ridden by Juniors, except in Connemara Division.
6. All Exhibitors must wear protective headgear at all times while
mounted on the Show Grounds.
7. Prize money will be picked up in office.
8. Neither Warrenton Pony Show, Inc. or its employees or owner will
be responsible for any accident which may occur to any rider, groom,
attendant, animal or equipment at the Show.
9. Dogs must be on leashes while on Show Grounds.
10. Should any questions or disputes arise that are not provided for in the
foregoing Rules, the same shall be referred to the Show Committee
whose decision shall be final.
11. Classes may be held in an area other than designated.
12. All horses must have a negative Coggin’s Test made within one
year. As per USEF GR 845, horses entering the show grounds must
be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and
Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six
months prior to entering the stables. Health Certificates (within 30
days) for all out of state horses. These documents must be available
for inspection by a representative of the State Veterinarian upon
request. Horses not in compliance with this rule may be required
to leave the competition grounds upon request by Competition
Management.
13. Jumps to consist of Brush, Aiken, Panel, White Gate, Picket, Roll
Top, Natural Gate, and Stone and Brick Wall.
14. The main ring is 180’x230’; both the main and schooling rings have
all-weather footing. Lunging pads available.
15. Life, senior active and junior active members shall be eligible
to participate in all classes at Regular Competitions, Eventing
Competitions at the Preliminary Level or above and Combined
Driving Competitions at the Advanced Level, Dressage, Reining
and Vaulting Competitions and Endurance Rides. A nonmember
may participate as a handler, rider, driver, owner, lessee, agent,
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coach or trainer at Regular Competitions, Eventing Competitions,
Dressage Competitions, Reining Competitions and Combined
Driving Competitions upon payment of a $45 Show Pass fee.
Participants in the following classes are exempted from the
Requirements of this rule: 1) leadline; 2) exhibitions; 3) games
and races; 4) classes for 4-H members; 5) walk trot (exception:
Friesian performance FR218) and academy classes (academy
classes are classes limited to horses used regularly in a lesson
program); 6) USDF introductory level tests, pas de deux and
quadrille classes; 7) NRHA Endorsed Reining Competitions. 8)
Opportunity classes, 9) citizens of other nations who have proof,
in English, of current membership in good standing of their own
National Federation, 10) USEA beginner novice division; and 11)
assistant handlers in Dressage Sport Horse Breeding classes.
In order to compete at a USEF licensed with hunter, hunter
breeding, jumper and hunter seat equitation classes (except
those activities enumerated above in GR901.9 items 1-1) each
horse must be registered with the USHJA.
16. All horses competing in classes that require USHJA horse registration
must provide a microchip number that verifies their animal’s identity
in order to compete for points, money won or be eligible for
Federation and/or USHJA programs and awards where horses are
required to be recorded or registered.
MOTORIZED VEHICLE: Minors who do not have a valid driver’s
license which allows them to operate a motorized vehicle in the state in
which they reside will not be permitted to operate a motorized vehicle
of any kind, including, but not limited to, golf carts, motorcycles,
scooters, or farm utility vehicles, on the competition grounds of licensed
competitions. Minors who have a valid temporary license may operate
the above described motorized vehicles as long as they are accompanied
by an adult with a valid driver’s license. The parent/legal guardian
or individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a
minor operating a motorized vehicle in violation of this rule are solely
responsible for any damages, claims, losses or actions resulting from that
operation. Violations of this rule will be cause for penalties against those
responsible for the child committing the offense. Wheelchairs and other
mobility assistance devices for individuals with disabilities are exempt
from this rule.
The unsafe use of personal electronic transport devices, as determined
by the competition officials and management in their sole discretion,
that do not require a driver’s license to operate, including but not limited
to segways, hover boards, and single wheeled scooters is prohibited on
competition grounds. Operating such devices in areas where people
gather may be deemed “unsafe use” if there is a risk of harm to others.
If the operator of the device is a minor, the parent/legal guardian or
individual who signs the entry blank as a parent or guardian of a minor
operating the device in violation of this rule is accountable and may be
subject to penalties. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistance devices
for individuals with disabilities are exempt from this rule.
REMINDER
All USEF Life and Senior Active members, as well as participants who
have regular contact with minor athletes, are required to comply with
the U.S. Center for SafeSport training requirement to be eligible to
participate in the competition. All participants must adhere to the U.S.
Center for SafeSport Code, USEF Safe Sport Policy, and the Minor
Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies. More information about these can be
found at www.usef.org.
ALL STALL RESERVATIONS
MUST BE MADE BY JUNE 15, 2021!
 WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY,
ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT
For and in consideration of United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. dba US Equestrian (“USEF”) allowing me, the undersigned, to participate in any
capacity (including as a rider, driver, handler, vaulter, longeur, lessee, owner, agent, coach, official, trainer or volunteer) in a USEF sanctioned, licensed or
approved event or activity, including but not limited to equestrian clinics, practices, shows, competitions and related or incidental activities and
________________________________(“USEF Event” or “USEF Events”); I, for myself, and on behalf of my spouse, children, heirs and next of kin,
and any legal and personal representatives, executors, administrators, successors,, and assigns, hereby agree to and make the following contractual repre-
sentations pursuant to this Agreement (the “Agreement”):
A. RULES AND REGULATIONS: I hereby agree to be bound and abide by the rules, regulations, and policies of USEF as published in the USEF Rule Book and
on the website at www.usef.org, as amended from time to time.
B. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RISK: I knowingly, willingly, and voluntarily acknowledge the inherent risks associated with the sport of equestrian and know that
horseback riding and related equestrian activities are inherently dangerous, and that participation in any USEF Event involves risks and dangers including, with-
out limitation, the potential for serious bodily injury (including broken bones, head or neck injuries), sickness and disease (including communicable diseases),
trauma, pain & suffering, permanent disability, paralysis and death; loss of or damage to personal property (including my mount & equipment) arising out of the
unpredictable behavior of horses; exposure to extreme conditions and circumstances; accidents involving other participants, event staff, volunteers or specta-
tors; contact or collision with other participants and horses, natural or manmade objects; adverse weather conditions; facilities issues and premises conditions;
failure of protective equipment (including helmets); inadequate safety measures; participants of varying skill levels; situations beyond the immediate control of
the USEF Event organizers and competition management; and other undefined, not readily foreseeable and presently unknown risks and dangers (“Risks”).

CAUTION: HORSEBACK RIDING AND EQUINE ACTIVITIES CAN BE DANGEROUS. RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK.:
Under VA Code Ann. Sec 3.2-6200-6203, an equine activity sponsor or equine professional is not liable for any injury to, or the death of,
a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities.
C. ASSUMPTION OF RISK: I understand that the aforementioned Risks may be caused in whole or in part or result directly or indirectly from the negligence
of my own actions or inactions, the actions or inactions of others participating in the USEF Events, or the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Par-
ties defined below, and I hereby voluntarily and knowingly assume all such Risks and responsibility for any damages, liabilities, losses, or expenses that I
incur as a result of my participation in any USEF Events. I also agree to be responsible for any injury or damage caused by me, my horse, my employees or
contractors under my direction and control at any USEF Event.
D. WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY, HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNITY: In conjunction with my participation in any USEF Event, I hereby release, waive
and covenant not to sue, and further agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the following parties: USEF, USEF Recognized Affiliate Associations,
the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC), USEF clubs, members, Event participants (including athletes/riders, coaches, trainers, judg-
es/officials, and other personnel), the Event owner, licensee, and competition managers; the promoters, sponsors, or advertisers of any USEF Event; any
charity or other beneficiary which may benefit from the USEF Event; the owners, managers, or lessors of any facilities or premises where a USEF Event may
be held; and all directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, and volunteers of any of the aforementioned parties (Individually and Collectively, the
“Released Parties” or “Event Organizers”), with respect to any liability, claim(s), demand(s), cause(s) of action, damage(s), loss, or expense (including
court costs and reasonable attorney fees) of any kind or nature (“Liability”) which may arise out of, result from, or relate in any way to my participation in
the USEF Events, including claims for Liability caused in whole or in part by the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Parties.
E. COMPLETE AGREEMENT AND SEVERABILITY CLAUSE: This Agreement represents the complete understanding between the parties regarding these issues
and no oral representations, statements or inducements have been made apart from this Agreement. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be
unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable, then that provision shall be deemed severable from this Agreement and shall not affect the validity and
enforceability of any remaining provisions.
I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS DOCUMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY, UNDERSTAND ALL OF ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS, AND KNOW IT CONTAINS AN ASSUMPTION
OF RISK, RELEASE AND WAIVER FROM LIABILITY, AS WELL AS A HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS.
By signing below, I (as the participant or as the Parent/Legal Guardian of the minor identified below) hereby accept and agree to the terms and condi-
tions of this Agreement in connection with my (or the minor’s) participation in any USEF Event. If, despite this Agreement, I, or anyone on my behalf or the
minor’s behalf, makes a claim for Liability against any of the Released Parties, I will indemnify, defend and hold harmless each of the Released Parties
from any such Liabilities as the result of such claim.
The parties agree that this agreement may be electronically signed. The parties agree that the electronic signatures appearing on this agreement
are the same as handwritten signatures for the purposes of validity, enforceability, and admissibility.

RIDER/DRIVER/HANDLER/VAULTER/LONGEUR OWNER TRAINER OFFICIAL STAFF VOLUNTEER COACH (IF APPLICABLE)

Signature: ______________________________________ Date: ____________ Print Name:___________________________________

Parent/Guardian Signature: (Required if Rider/Driver/Handler/Vaulter/Longeur is a minor) ___________________________________________________ Date:______________
Print Parent//Guardian Name: _________________________________Emergency Contact Phone No. ________________________________

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Warrenton Pony Show PHONE ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED STABLE WITH
MAIL ENTRIES TO:
ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY JUNE 15, 202
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By entering a Federation-licensed Competition and signing this entry blank as the Owner, Lessee, Trainer, Manager, Agent, Coach, Driver, Rider, Handler, Vaulter or Longeur and on behalf of myself and my principals, SUBTOTAL
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 2021
WARRENTON PONY SHOW TIMETABLE

TUESDAY, JUNE 29
Ring open for Schooling 9:00

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 8 A.M.

313. Young Entry O/F 319. Limit Eq. O/F 304. Local Large Pony O/F 309. Local Jr/Am U/S
314. Young Entry O/F 320. Limit Eq. O/F 305. Local Large Pony O/F Local Jr/Am Champ
315. Young Entry Flat 321. Limit Eq. Flat 306. Local Large Pony U/S Howard “Deacon” Lawson Trophy
Young Entry Champ Limit Eq. Champ Local Large Pony Champ
Brighton Say When Trophy
Sister Mary Olive O’Connell Trophy Local Grand Champ
Charles S. Gill Trophy
Helen B. Howard Trophy
316. Maiden Eq.O/F 360. Warm-up
301. Local Sm/Med PonyO/F
317. Maiden Eq.O/F 307. Local Jr/Am O/F
302. Local Sm/Med Pony O/F VHSA Special Events
318. Maiden Eq. Flat 308. Local Jr/Am O/F
303. Local Sm/Med Pony U/S Young Rider
Maiden Eq.Champ
Local Sm/Med Pony Champ
Royal Doll Trophy
Horsemanship Clinic

THURSDAY, JULY 1, 8 A.M.

361. Schooling Pony O/F
201. VHSA/EMO/MHSA
Children’s Pony Medal
101. Sm/Med Children’s Pony O/F
102. Sm/Med Children’s Pony O/F
103. Sm/Med Children’s Pony U/S
Sm/Med Children’s Pony Ch
209. VHSA/EMO Pony Equitation
on the flat
203. VHSA/EMO/MHSA
Pony Medal
6. Large Green O/F Conf.
7. Large Green O/F
10. Large Green U/S
104. Large Children’s Pony O/F 151. VA Bred Pony Model 119. Pre-Children’s/Adult O/F
105. Large Children’s Pony O/F 150. Young Reg. VA Bred Pony U/S 120. Pre-Children’s/Adult O/F
106. Large Children’s Pony U/S 152. VA Bred Pony O/F 121. Pre-Children’s/Adult U/S
Large Children’s Pony Champ 153. VA Bred Pony O/F Pre-Children’s/Adult Champ
Twilight ZoneTrophy 154. VA Bred Pony U/S
VA Bred Pony Champ
Children’s Pony Hunter
Grand Champ
“Winnie” Howland Trophy
VHSA/EMO
Equitation Finals &
FRIDAY, JULY 2, 8 A.M. Horsemanship Test
232 VHSA/EMO PONY MEDAL
1. Sm/Med Green O/F Conf. 22. Medium Pony O/F EQUITATION ON THE FLAT
2. Sm/Med Green O/F 21. Medium Pony O/F Conf. FINALS
5. Sm/Med Green U/S 25. Medium Pony U/S 233. VHSA/EMO CHILDREN’S
17. Small Pony O/F 27. Large Pony O/F PONY MEDAL EQUITATION
16. Small Pony O/F Conf. 26. Large Pony O/F Conf. FINALS
20. Small Pony U/S 30. Large Pony U/S 231. VHSA/EMO PONY MEDAL
FINALS

SATURDAY, JULY 3, 8 A.M.

210. VHSA/EMO Amateur Equitation 71. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6”
on the Flat
208. VHSA/EMO Adult Medal
113. Adult/Am Y O/F
114. Adult/Am Y O/F*
115. Adult/Am Y U/S
Adult/Am Y Champ
Billy England Trophy
116. Adult/Am O O/F
117. Adult/Am O O/F*
118. Adult/Am O U/S
Adult/Am O Champ
Adult/Am Grand Champ
Barbara Woolman Trophy
* WIHS/NAL Class
51. Small Junior O/F-3’6”
74. Am/Owner Y Handy O/F-3’6” 54. Small Junior Handy O/F-3’6”
76. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6”
56. Large Junior O/F-3’6”
79. Am/Owner O Handy O/F-3’6” 59. Large Junior Handy O/F-3’6”
61. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3”
64. Am/Owner Y Handy-3’3” 202. M & S/USEF Pony Medal
66. Am/Owner O O/F-3’3” 3. Sm/Med Green O/F
69. Am/Owner HandyO-3’3” 4. Sm/Med Green O/F
Sm/Med Green Champ
211. VHSA/EMO Jr. Equitation
on the Flat 8. Lg Green O/F
9. Lg Green O/F
205. MHSA Hunter Seat
Lg Green Champ
41. Small Junior O/F-3’3”
Green Grand Champ
44. Small Junior Handy O/F-3’3”
28. Large Pony O/F
46. Large Junior O/F-3’3” 29. Large Pony Handy O/F
49. Large Junior Handy O/F-3’3” Large Pony Ch
25. Med Pony O/F
24. Med Pony Handy O/F
Med Pony Champ
18. Small Pony O/F
19. Small Pony Handy O/F
Small Pony Champ
Flash Gordon Champion Trophy
Pony Grand Champ
James Cantwell Trophy
215. Best Child Rider/Pony
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 2021
WARRENTON PONY SHOW TIMETABLE

SUNDAY, JULY 4, 8 A.M.

204. VHSA/EMO Children’s Medal 206. VHSA/EMO Hunter Seat 353. Leadline (100% rider with test) 146. Best Young Pony
107. Children’s Y O/F Medal Leadline Champion Rachel L. Gray and Colt Hills Farm
108. Children’s Y O/F* 207. Dover/USEF Boogie at Midnight Trophy Memorial Perpetual Trophy
109. Children’s Y U/S Hunter Seat Medal 147. Pony Breeding Champ
354. Pre-Short Walk Margaret B. Little Trophy
Children’s Y Champ
42. Small Junior O/F-3’3” 355. Pre-Short Walk-Trot
110. Children’s O O/F 43. Small Junior O/F-3’3” 356. Pre-Short Walk/Sit, Trot, Connemara Breeding
111. Children’s O O/F* 45. Small Junior U/S - 3’3” Jumping Position 160. Purebred in Hand, 2 yrs and
112. Children’s O U/S 47. Large Junior O/F-3’3” Pre-Short Champion under
Children’s O Champ 48. Large Junior O/F-3’3” Fancy Footsteps Trophy 161. Purebred in Hand, Mares &
50. Large Junior U/S-3’3” Fillies, 3 yrs and older
310. Opp. Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 18”
Children’s Grand Champ 311. Opp. Short Stirrup Hunter O/F 18” 162. Purebred in Hand, Stallions &
52. Small Junior O/F-3’6”
Mildred Foster Gaines Trophy 312. Opp. Short Stirrup Hunter U/S Geldings, 3 yrs and older
53. Small Junior O/F-3’6”
55. Small Junior U/S-3’6” Opp. Short Stirrup Champ
* WIHS/NAL Class Connemara Hunter Division
Small Junior Champ
322. Opp. Pleasure U/S 164. Halfbred Reg. Working Hunter
77. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6” 57. Large Junior O/F-3’6” 323. Opp. Pleasure Go As U Please Under Saddle
78. Am/Owner O O/F-3’6” 58. Large Junior O/F-3’6” 234. Opp. Pleasure Hack 167. Purebred Reg.
80. Am/Owner O U/S -3’6” 60. Large Junior U/S-3’6” Opp. Pleasure Champ Working Hunter Under Saddle
Am/Owner O Champ-3’6” Large Junior Champ 165. Halfbred Reg. Working
354. Costume Class Hunter Hack (2 jumps)
72. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” Junior Grand Champ 168. Purebred Reg. Working
73. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’6” VA Wire & Fabric Co. Trophy
353. Alumni Class Hunter Hack (2 jumps)
75. Am/Owner Y U/S-3’6”
Grand Champion Hunter 166. Halfbred Reg. Working Hunter
Am/Owner Y Champ
Marshall Hawkins Trophy Not to begin before 1:00 PM Over Fences
62. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3” 141. Pony Broodmares 169. Purebred Reg. Working Hunter
63. Am/Owner Y O/F-3’3” 216. Best Child Rider/Horse 142. Pony Foals Over Fences
65. Am/Owner Y U/S -3’3” 143. Pony Yearlings Purebred Connemara Hunter
Not to begin before 11:00 AM
Am/Owner Y Champ 144. Pony Two-Yr-Olds Champion
350. Leadline (under 4yrs.) x3
145. Pony Three-Yr-Olds The Shanagarry Farm Trophy
Charlie Dashiell Trophy
67. Am/Owner O O/F-3’3” Halfbred Connemara Hunter
351. Leadline (4-7yrs.)
68. Am/Owner O O/F-3’3” Champion
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70. Am/Owner O U/S -3’3” The Sycamore Ridge Farm Trophy
352. Leadline (50% rider, 50% pony)
Am/Owner O Champ

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Division Classes Fence Div. Per Prize
us=undersaddle Height Fee Class Money
hh=handy hunter Fee per class
c= conformation
*=WIHS & NAL
“A” Rated Divisions
$875 Green Pony Hunters - Small / Medium 1c, 2, 3, 4, 5us $175
$875 Green Pony Hunters - Large 6c, 7, 8, 9, 10us 2’ 9” $100 N/A $175
$875 Pony Hunters - Small 16c, 17, 18, 19hh, 20us 2’ 3” $100 N/A $175
$875 Pony Hunters - Medium 21c, 22, 23, 24hh, 25us 2’ 6” $100 N/A $175
$875 Pony Hunters - Large 26c, 27, 28, 29hh, 30us 3’ $100 N/A $175
$1,075 Small Junior Hunter 3’3” 41, 42, 43, 44hh, 45us 3’ 3” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Large Junior Hunter 3’3” 46, 47, 48, 49hh, 50us 3’ 3” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Small Junior Hunter 3’6” 51, 52, 53, 54hh, 55us 3’ 6” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Large Junior Hunter 3’6” 56, 57, 58, 59hh, 60us 3’ 6” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” - (18 - 35) 61, 62, 63, 64hh, 65us 3’ 3” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3” - (36 and over) 66, 67, 68, 69hh, 70us 3’ 3” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Amateur Owner Hunter (18 - 35) 71, 72, 73, 74hh, 75us 3’ 6” $125 N/A $215
$1,075 Amateur Owner Hunter- (36 and over) 76, 77, 78, 79hh, 80us 3’ 6” $125 N/A $215

“C” Rated Divisions

Children’s Pony Hunter - Small / Medium 101, 102, 103us 2’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Children’s Pony Hunter - Large 104, 105, 106us 2’ 6” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Children’s Hunter (14 and under) 107, 108*, 109us 3’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Children’s Hunter (15 - 17) 110, 111*, 112us 3’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Adult Amateur Hunter (18 - 35) 113, 114*, 115us 3’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Adult Amateur Hunter (36 & over) 116, 117*, 118 us 3’ $100 $50 8 ribbons

Pony Broodmares 141 in hand $35 8 ribbons

Pony Foals 142 in hand $35 8 ribbons
Pony Yearlings 143 in hand $35 8 ribbons
Pony 2 Year Olds 144 in hand $35 8 ribbons
Pony 3 Year Olds 145 in hand $35 8 ribbons
Best Young Pony 146 in hand n/a Rosettes
Pony Breeding Champion 147 in hand n/a Rosettes
VPBA Registered Young Pony Under Saddle 150 $35 8 ribbons
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 Classes Fence Div. Per
us=undersaddle Height Fee Class
o/f=over fences Fee
Purebred Connemara - 2 yrs and under 160 in hand $50 8 ribbons
Purebred Connemara - Mares & Fillies 3 yrs & O 161 in hand $50 8 ribbons
Purebred Connemara - Stallions & Geldings 3 yrs & O 162 in hand $50 8 ribbons
Puebred Connemare Breeding Champion 163 in hand n/a Rosettes
Halfbred Connemara Hunters 164 us, 165 hack, 166 o/f 2’ 9” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Purebred Connemara Hunters 167 us, 168 hack, 169 o/f 2’ 6” $100 $50 8 ribbons

Equitation
VHSA / EMO / MHSA Children’s Pony Medal 201 respective $35
USEF / Marshall & Sterling Pony Medal 202 respective $35
VHSA / EMO / MHSA Pony Medal 203 $35
VHSA / EMO Children’s Medal 204 $35
MHSA Hunter Seat Medal 205 $35
VHSA / EMO Hunter Seat Medal 206 $35
USEF / Dover Hunter Seat Medal 207 $35
VHSA / EMO Adult Medal 208 $35
VHSA / EMO Pony Equitation on the Flat 209 $35
VHSA / EMO Amateur Equitation on the Flat 210 $35
VHSA / EMO Junior Equitation on the Flat 211 $35
Best Child Rider on a Pony # 215 - judged throughout the show
Best Child Rider on a Horse # 216 - judged throughout the show

VHSA / EMO Pony Medal Final 505 respective

VHSA / EMO Pony Medal 506
Equitation on the Flat Final
VHSA / EMO Children’s Pony Medal 507 respective
Equitation Final

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 THE WARRENTON PONY SHOW
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Unrated Divisions Classes Fence Div. Per
O/F = over fences Height Fee Class
U/S = under saddle Fee
Local Small / Medium Pony Hunter 301 O/F, 302 O/F, 303 U/S 2’ / 2’ 3” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Local Large Pony Hunter 304 O/F, 305 O/F, 306 U/S 2’ 6” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Local Junior / Amateur Hunter 307 O/F, 308 O/F, 309 U/S 2’ 6” or 3’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Short Stirrup Hunter 310 O/F, 311 O/F, 312 U/S 18” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Young Entry Equitation 313 O/F, 314 O/F, 315 Flat 2’ & under $100 $50 8 ribbons
Maiden Equitation 316 O/F, 317 O/F, 318 Flat 2’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
Limit Equitation 319 O/F, 320 O/F, 321 Flat 2’ 3” / 2’ 6” $100 $50 8 ribbons
Horse & Pony Pleasure 322 U/S, 323 Go As U Please, 2’ $100 $50 8 ribbons
324 Hack
Pre-Children’s / Adult Hunters 119, 120, 121us 2’6” $100 $50 8 ribbons

Leadline 1-3 years 350 $35 8 ribbons

Leadine 4-6 years 351, 352, 353 $35 8 ribbons
Pre-Short Stirrup Walk Trot 354, 355, 356 $35 8 ribbons
Alumni Class 357 $0 8 ribbons
Costume Class 358

Warm Up 360 2’ 6” or 3’ $35 8 ribbons

Schooling Pony Hunter 361 respective $35 8 ribbons

$2,500 Pony Hunter Derby 501 respective $100 $2,500

Hunter Prize Money Distribution

Class Prize 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th
Money
$175 55 45 35 25 10 5
$190 55 45 35 25 20 10
$215 65 50 40 30 20 10
$2,500 550 430 325 250 190 175 160 160 130 130

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 2021 USEF Rated Sections
Green Pony Hunters (Small, Medium & Large)
Regular Pony Hunters (Small, Medium & Large)
Junior Hunters (Small & Large) (3’3” & 3’6”)
Amateur Owner Hunters (Younger & Older) (3’3” & 3’6”)
Children’s Pony Hunter (Small / Medium & Large)
Children’s Hunter (Younger & Older)
Adult Amateur Hunter (Younger & Older)
Pony Breeding
Best Young Pony - The Rachel L. Grey & Colt Hills Farm Memorial Perpetual Trophy
donated by Warrenton Horse Works & Anna L. Russau, DVM

Pony Breeding Champion – The Margaret B. Little Memorial Trophy

Connemara Breeding
Connemara Hunter (Purebred & Halfbred)
Champion Connemara Purebred Hunter – The Shanagarry Farm Perpetual Trophy
donated in memory of Rosemary Laimbeer.

Champion Connemara Halfbred Hunter – The Sycamore Ridge Farm Perpetual Trophy
donated by Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Cheek, III

2021 USEF Rated Equitation Classes

VHSA / EMO / MHSA Children’s Pony Medal
USEF / Marshall & Sterling Pony Medal
VHSA / EMO / MHSA Pony Medal
VHSA / EMO Children’s Medal
MHSA Hunter Seat Medal
VHSA / EMO Hunter Seat Medal
USEF / Dover Hunter Seat Medal
VHSA / EMO Adult Medal
VHSA / EMO Pony Equitation on the Flat
VHSA / EMO Amateur Equitation on the Flat
VHSA / EMO Junior Equitation on the Flat

VHSA / EMO Pony Medal Finals

To qualify for the 2021 VHSA/EMO Pony Medal Finals a VHSA member is automatically qualified with two Blues or must
have a minimum of 5 points. Points to be scored 10-6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class regardless of
classification of the show. Finalists will be requested to ride over a course of not less than 8 jumps; 2’3” for small ponies,
2’6” for medium ponies and large ponies jump 2’9” - 3’. All VHSA/EMO Medal Class courses must have at least two of the
following inside the course: a roll back turn, a broken or bending line, an end jump, a narrow jump, or a long ride to a single
jump. Jumping faults of mount not to count. Fall of pony or rider or two disobediences by a pony does eliminate the finalist.
A minimum of twelve riders, if available, will be asked to return to show at a walk, trot and canter and to perform additional
tests at the judge’s discretion. Martingales are prohibited on the flat. Jumping phase to count 75 percent. Flat phase to count 25
percent and following the flat phase, no less than four riders will return for additional testing from tests 1-18.

An exhibitor can qualify for the Pony Medal Finals up to and including the Warrenton Pony Show.

Custom belt with breast plate donated by Journeymen

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VHSA / EMO Pony Medal Equitation on the Flat Finals
To qualify for the VHSA/EMO Pony Medal Equitation On The Flat Finals, the top twenty point accruers based on a 10-6-4-2-1-
.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class point system will be chosen. However, two blue ribbons will be an automatic
qualification. Points to be scored 10-6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class regardless of classification of
the show. All riders must show all working gaits (walk, trot, and canter) in both directions as well as lengthening of stride at
all working gaits in each direction. The sitting trot should be a working sitting trot. Riders may be asked to drop stirrups. The
judge may request additional tests on the flat as a group or individually. Regulation snaffles, pelhams, and full bridles, all with
cavesson nosebands are permitted. A judge at their discretion may penalize unconventional bits or nosebands. Martingales are
prohibited.

VHSA / EMO Children’s Pony Medal Equitation Finals

To qualify for the VHSA/EMO Children’s Pony Medal Equitation Finals, the top twenty point accruers based on a 10-6-4-2-1-
.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class point system will be chosen. However, two blue ribbons will be an automatic
qualification. Points to be scored 10-6-4-2-1-.5 multiplied by the number of entries in the class regardless of classification of
the show. Finalists will be requested to ride over a course of not less than 8 jumps; small and medium ponies to jump 2’, large
ponies to jump 2’6”. All VHSA Medal Class courses must have at least two of the following inside the course: a roll back turn,
a broken or bending line, an end jump, a narrow jump, or a long ride to a single jump. Jumping faults of mount not to count.
Fall of pony or rider or two disobediences by a pony does eliminate the finalist. A minimum of twelve rider, if available, will
be asked to return to show at a walk, trot and canter and to perform additional tests at the judge’s discretion. Martingales are
prohibited on the flat. Jumping phase to count 75 percent. Flat phase to count 25 percent and following the flat phase, no less
than four riders will return for additional testing from tests 1-18.

Custom canvas to winner sponsored by Teresa Ramsay

2021 Unrated Special Classes

$2,500 Country Chevrolet Pony Hunter Derby........................................................ Sponsored by Country Chevrolet

Open to all ponies that have competed at the show. Judged on performance, soundness, suitability and manners. Formal
attire. At least twelve (12) ponies from the first round to return for a second round which will have a handy element. The
first-round score will determine the order of go for the second round and will count as half the total score. Ponies to jump
their appropriate heights.

Leadline Class (under 4 years)

Open to ponies ridden by a child who has not reached his or her 4th birthday as of December 1, 2018.
Suitability as a beginner’s mount 50% / Equitation 50%

Leadline Class (4 to 7 years)

Open to ponies ridden by a child who has not reached his or her 7th birthday as of December 1, 2018.
Suitability as a beginner’s mount.
100% Rider
50% Rider, 50% Pony
100% Rider with test
The Boogie at Midnight Perpetual Trophy given by The Holloway Family in mem-
ory of their best friend – “Boogie at Midnight”
Pre-Short Stirrup
To be ridden by a child not exceeding 10 years of age, who is not entered in any other class at show other than Walk/
Trot Pleasure.
Suitability as a beginner’s mount 50% / Equitation 50%.
Walk Only
Walk, Trot
Walk, Sit Trot, Jumping Position

Alumni Class
No Entry Fee. Open to past members of the Warrenton Pony Show Junior Committee. To be shown at the walk, trot and canter.
Judged by the current members of the Junior Committee. Rider 50% / Horse 50%. Various prizes.

Costume Class (Open to all)

Warm Up
To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. Fence height: 2’6” or 3”
Schooling Pony Hunter Warm Up
Open card. To be judged on performance, manners and way of going. Fence height: 2’ or 2’6”
Schooling Pony Hunter Warm Up High Score - The Fancy Foot Steps Perpetual Trophy given by the
Hair Family in memory of their pony “Fancy Foot Steps.”
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 Robin C. Gulick
T. Huntley Thorpe, III
Karen E. Hedrick

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VPBA Registered Young Ponies Under Saddle
Open to any VBPS registered pony 5 years old and under, which has not broken its green status, exhibited under its registered
name and by its last recorded owner who must be a VPBA member. To be ridden by a Junior of any age. Shown at the walk, trot
and canter both ways of the ring. Judged 60% on performance, manners, way of going and soundness / ponies will be stripped
and judged 40% on conformation. Martingales not permitted. Light contact with pony’s mouth is required. Ponies should not
be eliminated for slight errors.

Registered VA Bred Performance Ponies

Open to any VBPA registered pony, exhibited under its registered name and in the name of its last recorded owner who must be
a VPBA member. To be ridden by a Junior of any age. All ponies must compete over fences. Fences are 2’ for small and medi-
um ponies, and 2’6” for large ponies. To be judged on performance, manners, suitability, soundness and conformation where
specified. Half points awarded in model class, full points in all other classes. All other requirements to be in accordance with
USEF Green Pony Hunter/Pony Hunter rules. 8 ribbons.

2021 Unrated Divisions

Pre-Children’s / Adult Hunter rider may not enter any class with fences over 2’6”.
Local Divisions - Open to horses and ponies stabled within a 75-mile radius of Warrenton
Local Small / Medium Pony Hunter - Jumps 2’
Champion Local Small / Medium Pony Hunter - The Royal Doll Memorial Perpetual Trophy
donated by Hoovler Family.
Local Large Pony
Large Ponies to jump 2’ 6”
Champion Local Large Pony Hunter - The Charles S. Gill Perpetual Trophy
donated by the Ted Payne Family.
Local Junior / Amateur Hunter
Open to horses only. Not restricted to owner-rider. Jumps 2’ 6” or 3’
Champion Local Junior / Amateur Hunter - The Howard “Deacon” Lawson Memorial Trophy
donated by William E. Howland, Jr.
Young Entry Equitation
Open to horses and ponies ridden by children 12 years and under. Rider must not have shown in a rated class at a
recognized show. Rider not eligible for any other class or division at this show except Maiden Equitation. Plea-
sure Pony or horse may compete in other classes or divisions where eligible.
Champion Young Entry Equitation - The “Brighton Say When” Memorial Perpetual Trophy
donated by Jeffrey, Carol and Andrew Cooper.
Maiden Equitation
Open to junior riders who have not won a blue ribbon in an equitation class at a USEF recognized show. May
cross enter in Young Entry division.
Limit Equitation
Open to junior riders who have not won six (6) blue ribbons in an equitation over fences at USEF recognized
shows.
Champion Limit Equitation - The Sister Mary Olive O’Connell Memorial Trophy
given in her memory and presented by Rose Landoll and family.

Opportunity Classes
Short Stirrup Hunter
Open to horses and ponies ridden by children 12 years and under. Neither riders or mounts may cross enter into
any division or class where jumps exceed 18” - 2’ May trot or canter over fences. Riders are limited to two (2)
mounts in the division.

Horse and Pony Pleasure

Judged on manners, suitability, way of going and soundness. No martingales. May be split if entries warrant.
Walk, trot, canter, go as you please.

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 SPECIAL TROPHIES AT WARRENTON
RUTH O’KEEFE MEREDITH SPORTSMANSHIP PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to the Junior Rider who best exhibits the qualities of good sportsmanship, valued by Ruth above all other qualities in a
young rider. The rider will be chosen by the judge and the show committee. The trophy will be awarded by her family.
1996 Mariana Bishop 2009 Blair St. Ledger-Olson
1997 Matthew Lowe 2010 Madeline Lohr, Barbara Ann Merryman
1998 Caitlin Lane 2011 Madeline Lohr
1999 Sarah Tyndall 2012 Helen Lohr, Ethan May
2000 Jessica van Brocklin 2013 Adam Edgar
2001 Emily Bartlett 2014 Patrick Miller
2002 Christina Mangano 2015 Francesca Burby
2003 Elizabeth Coughlin 2016 ––
2004 Vanessa Lavin 2017 Cassidy Bosch
2005 Kacy Jenkins 2018 ––
2006 Blair Curcie 2019 ––
2007 Caroline Ball 2020 ––
2008 Connor Deal

MARSHALL P. HAWKINS GRAND CHAMPION MEMORIAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded in memory of Marshall Hawkins to the animal accumulating the most points in the recognized divisions. Trophy
donated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hoovler.
1994 Lands End Spring Rain, Courtney Somers 2008 Feathers McGraw, McKenzie Canard
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2009 Highlands Bridget Jones, Avery Finkel
1996 Among the Stars, Caitlin Lane 2010 Lakeview Pickpocket, Lauren Rockwell
1997 Foxlairs Poker, Caitlin Lane 2011 Anabel, Grace Anne Owens
1998 Rosecroft Wise Guy, Drew Taylor 2012 Ledinjadou Exclusively Dun, Lauren Rockwell
1999 Princess Caroline, Caitlin McNaughton 2013 Practical, Elise Ledsinger
2000 Solitare, Evan Coluccio & Ransom, Betty Oare 2014 Captain Jack, Jillian Ehrenzeller
2001 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2015 Bluestocking, Morgan Rosia
2002 Stolen Moments, Betty Oare 2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie
2003 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2017 Stole the Show, Francesca Dussek
2004 Chateau, Vanessa Lavin 2018 Dun Lovin’, Annabella Bozzuto
2005 Chanteuse, Kacy Jenkins 2019 Footsteps, Addy Wingate
2006 Little Black Pearl, Devon Walther 2020 – –
2007 Hidden Spring Wood Star, Brooke Cole

HELEN B. HOWARD LOCAL GRAND CHAMPION CHALLENGE TROPHY

Trophy awarded in memory of Helen B. (Polly) Howard to the exhibitor with the most number of points (on a single entry)
in regular local hunter divisions. Must be won three times by the same exhibitor for permanent possession. Trophy donated
by her daughter, Mrs. Helen C. Wiley, and will be presented by her.
1996 Savannah Rose, Hillcrest Farm 2009 Cloud Nine, Morgan Rodgers
1997 Borrowed Wealth, Virginia Skeens 2010 Cool Spring, Reilly Canard
1998 Bold Expression, Kimberly Snead 2011 Chawton, E. Sue Bopp
1999 Buy Me Pearls, Matt Lowe 2012 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
2000 Risky Business, Abby McGuire 2013 Redrock, Rachel Hammes; Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
2001 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2014 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2002 Aims To Please, Christina Mangano 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2003 That’s That, Betty R. Oare 2016 Zazu, Betty Oare
2004 Nautica, Christine Fiore 2017 Nimbustwothousand, Patty Arwine
2005 Regalo, Betty Oare 2018 Tinsel Town, Sandra Bravo-Greenberg
2006 Bruce, Sari Deslauries 2019 Formal Attire, Kendall Deagle
2007 Courtash Karousal, Caroline Nicewonder 2020 ––
2008 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Maggie Pollard

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 Compliments
of

Moser Funeral Home, Inc.

Warrenton, Virginia
540-347-3431

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 JAMES A. CANTWELL, SR. MEMORIAL TROPHY
To be presented to the pony accumulating the most points in one of the Regular, Small, Medium or Large Pony or Green Small, Medium,
or Large Pony. Trophy donated by Pam Cantwell Baker’s “Pony People.”
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2009 Flash Gordon, Lauren Rockwell
1996 Child’s Play, Jessica Garchik 2010 Meadowbrooks Elegant Edition, Madeline Lohr
1997 Are You Kidding, Sarah Rodgers 2011 Meadowbrooks Elegant Edition, Madeline Lohr;
1998 Rosecraft Wise Guy, Drew Taylor Picturesque Decade, April Sautter
1999 Quoth The Raven, Courtney Somers 2012 Blue On Blue, Madeline Lohr
2000 Cinnaburst, Keri Guanicale 2013 Picante, Madeline Schaefer
2001 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2014 Captain Jack, Jillian Ehrenzeller
2002 Land’s End Madhatter, Nicole Brow 2015 Glynmagic Cover Girl, Emma Pell
2003 The Patriot, Keri Guanicale 2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie
2004 Tristan’s Party Shoes, Samantha Schaefer 2017 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto
2005 Jade Falls, Samantha Schaefer; Summer, Allison Wynne 2018 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto
2006 Truly Noble, Samantha Schaefer 2019 Footsteps, Addy Wingate
2007 Courtash Karousal, Hannah Spiegler; Anakin, Shawn Casady 2020 ––
2008 Feathers McGraw, McKenzie Canard; Devil Mint, Dani Dipietro

VIRGINIA WIRE & FABRIC CO. PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Junior Hunter. Donated by the Clementi Family.
1995 Arkus, Sheila Motley 2009 Saving Grace, Evy Carroll
1996 Aslan, North Cliff Farm 2010 Hawk Mountain, Ashley Burke
1997 Serengeti, Leigh Szubrowski 2011 Huntley, Parker Van de Water
1998 Grappa, Chiara Parlagreco 2012 Cover Art, Madeline Lohr
1999 The Pirateer, Caitlin Lane 2013 Lorenzo, Madeline Lohr
2000 Solitare, Evan Coluccio 2014 Pin-Up, Lily Barber
2001 Shades of Grey, Elizabeth Coughlin 2015 Lavaletto, Zoe Lewczak
2002 Classic Sun, Elizabeth Coughlin 2016 Tuscan Sky, Taylor Morriso
2003 Private Label, Elizabeth Coughlin 2017 First Love, Katie Solomons
2004 Chateau, Vanessa Lavin 2018 ––
2005 Chanteuse, Kacy Jenkins 2019 White Noise, Haley Mansfield
2007 Cowboy Up, Harrison Stone 2020 ––
2008 River Mist, Devon Walther

BILLY ENGLAND MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Younger Adult Amateur Champion.
1998 Kool, Laura Scharfenberg 2010 Catalyst, Beth Johnson
1999 Boddington Gold, Ann Garnett 2011 Lord Ashley, Chiara Parlegreco
2000 Tally Ho, Chiara Parlegreco 2012 All The Answers, Alyse Howse
2001 Night Train, Honey Johnson 2013 Juliet, Kathryn Davilli
2002 Navarre, Karyn Zambrano 2014 Little Whiskey Girl, Shannon Ferguson
2003 Crown Point, Gary Zook 2015 Barrister, Devon Zebrovious
2004 Rock Steady, Stuart Landin 2016 Son of a Sailor, Neysa Bryant
2005 Walkabout, Rosalie Morton 2017 Lost Love, Brianna Sims
2006 Private Malone, Andrew Parker 2018 Vilexa, Ashley Clark
2007 Quatro, Kirkland Brown 2019 South Paw, Mary Ellis
2008 Brilliant, J.C. Kennedy 2020 – –
2009 Donnerkind, Kathryn Clapp

THE BARBARA H. WOOLMAN PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Adult Amateur Hunter Champion. Donated by friends listed on the back of the trophy.
1996 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2009 Donnerkind, Kathryn Clapp; Well Suited, Baba Zipkin
1997 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2010 On The Air, Lysa Burke Horkan
1998 Kool, Laura Scharfenburg 2011 Too Much Fun, Lysa Burke Horkan
1999 Monticello, Mrs. Gordon Wheeler 2012 All The Answers, Alyse Howse
2000 Tally Ho, Chiara Parlegreco 2013 Capone, Betty Oare
2001 Nonetheless, Betty Oare 2014 Nimrod, Kerry Hannon
2002 Navarre, Karyn Zambrano 2015 Barrister, Devon Zebrovious
2003 Sandstorm, Polly Cooley 2016 Son of a Sailor, Neysa Bryant
2004 Next Step, Gary Peterson 2017 Lost Love, Brianna Sims
2005 Regalo, Betty R. Oare 2018 Thunder Bride, Karen Becker
2006 Honor, Heather Deane 2019 South Paw, Mary Ellis; Sidenote, Betty Oare
2007 Top Brass, Elizabeth Sponseller 2020 ––
2008 On The Air, Lysa Burke Horkan

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 (540) 454-3357

FOX FARM
Breeding quality thoroughbreds
for the Show Ring and Hunt Field

Joan Fox Miller, Owner

9317 Piney Mountain Road
Warrenton, VA 20186
(540) 347-7015

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 MARGARET B. LITTLE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to Breeding Champion. Donated by Bud Little.
1998 Tantallon Rhythm N’ Blues, Clinton O. Raymond 2010 Woodlands Magic Rain, Edee Ancell McGregor
1999 Rapunzel, Perry Peterson 2011 Falling Moon Cabaret, Thora Pollack, Beall Spring Farm
2000 Rosecroft Smart Alec, W. Gary Baker 2012 Kenley Trademark, Terry Holmes
2001 Fairfield’sForgetMeNot,RobinB.Greenwood&CarrieCamp 2013 Julia, Stewart Kohler
2002 Fairfield’s Forget Me Not, Robin B. Greenwood 2014 Orchard Hill’s Dragonfly, Oliver Brown & Orchard Hill Farm
2003 More Better, Nancy C. Moore 2015 Papillon, Stewart Kohler
2004 Spring Fever, Beall Spring Farm 2016 Viceroy, Richard Taylor
2005 As Ever, Kathryn Southard 2017 Viceroy, Drew Taylor
2006 Plum Delicious, Moriah Farm 2018 Elfin, Stewart Kohler
2007 Falling Moon Manhattan, T. B. Pollack & Beall Spring Farm 2019 Believe in Magic, Richard Taylor
2008 Falling Moon Manhattan, T. B. Pollack & Beall Spring Farm 2020 ––
2009 Falling Moon Cabaret, Thora Pollack

THE CHARLES S. GILL MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Local Large Pony Champion. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne and Susie.
1984 Smallwood Showers, Sheridan Dold 2003 Absolutely Fabulous, Tamara Morse
1985 State’s Pride, Kristina Paul 2004 Moonshadow, Charlotte Harris
1986 Hail ‘N Hardy, Zan Martin 2005 Wild Card Cody, Alexa Wilbrandt
1987 Skipping School, Jim Chaplin 2006 Sneak Preview, Erin Flynn
1988 Zim’s Knee High, Susan Russell 2007 Woodland’s Me First, Hannah Spiegler
1989 Lady Macbeth, J. A. Hartman 2008 Texas Hold ‘Em, Ping Ni
1990 Illusion, Ashmont Farm, Ltd. 2009 Sneak-A-Peek, Jessica Chapell
1991 Snausages, Cynthia Thrift 2010 Cool Springs, Reilly Canard
1992 Bull Run King, Susan Bernabucci 2011 After The Laughter, Mali Selman
1993 First Frost, Jennie Carleton 2012 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
1994 Reaching for the Stars, Margaret Barland 2013 Sneak-A-Peek, Lauren Fraser
1995 Silver Belle, Caitlin Lane 2014 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
1996 Savannah Rose, Hillcrest Farms, Ltd. 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
1997 Snausages, Betsey Parker 2016 Irish Rambler, Stephanie Vazquez
1998 Bold Expression, Kimberly Snead 2017 Back Bay’s Face Value, Krystiana Stephens
1999 Findeh Pescado, Maxine Janes 2018 Foxlair Smokin’, Abigail Felsenthal
2000 Starlight Run, Leigh Stitzer 2019 Formal Attire, Kendall Deagle
2001 Picabo Street, Alex Paparsenos 2020 – –
2002 Moonshadow, Charlotte Harris

“BRIGHTON SAY WHEN” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Young Entry Hunter Champion. Donated by Jeff, Carol and Andy Cooper.
1992 Shalimar of Cedarcrest, Gayle Barland 2007 Buckles, Boots-N-Spurs, Mary Elizabeth Cordea
1993 Sneak-A-Peek, Avery Shepard 2008 Picturesque Mocha Latte, Samantha Hailey
1994 Benlea Tempo, Avery Shepard 2009 Amazing Grace, Marie Lerch
1995 My Delight, Kristin Wellington 2010 Splash Art, Phoebe Bain
1996 Paint By Numbers, Samantha Gritz 2011 Sand Castle, Spencer Davis
1997 Farnley, Abigale Gonzalez 2012 Who’s On Top, Victoria Pelletier
1998 Bradley, Fraley Coles 2013 Gold Lust, Sophie-Ann Stremple
1999 Field Mouse, Elizabeth Abramson 2014 Dance Til Dawn, Aubrie Wyatt
2000 No Worries, Morgan Fields 2015 Sand Castle, Katherine Gonzalez
2001 See Spot Jump, Meredith Harris 2016 White Oak No Small Affair, Mackenzie Toone
2002 Luck of the Draw, Tara Thorpe 2017 Square Deal, Catherine Harmon
2003 A Promise Made, Kelsey Jeffries 2018 Goodnight Mom, Aubrey Jones
2004 I Think I Can, Melissa Seventko 2019 My McDreamy, Madeline Hashwah
2005 Dolce Vita, Kathleen Barkema 2020 – –
2006 Houdini, Krista Smickley

“ROYAL DOLL” PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Local Small/Medium Pony Champion. Donated by the Hoovler Family.
1993 Beaugart, Pam Simoneau 2008 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Maggie Pollard
1994 Goodday Sunshine, Baily Bent 2009 Cloud Nine, Morgan Rodgers
1995 Rikki Tikki Tavi, Caitlin Lane 2010 Sharper Image, Lauren Fraser
1996 Champagne Bubbles, Shareshten K. Senior 2011 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Blake Bogin;
1997 Borrowed Wealth, Virginia Skeens M&M Touch of Blue, Lauren Rockwell
1998 Sunny Side Up, Paige Nichols 2012 Jack Black, Ellia Giuliani
1999 Beaugart, Diana Friedman 2013 Damingo, Adam Edgar
2000 Risky Business, Abby McGuire 2014 Kelviden Wave Dancer, Margo Tack
2001 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2015 Cedar Spring McDreamy, Emma Smith
2002 Hillcrest Blue Sapphire, Devon Walther 2016 Neapolitan, Sarah Semko
2003 Looked Twice, Emily C. Watt 2017 Nimbustwothousand, Patty Arwine
2004 Dunkeroo, April Sautter 2018 Longacre Maybelle, Eddyn Molden
2005 Cedar Spring River Dance, April Sautter 2019 Jem’s Tucker, Audrey Quinn
2006 Justin Credible, Blair Curcie 2020 – –
2007 Courtash Karousel, Caroline Nicewonder

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 THE MILDRED FOSTER GAINES PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Children’s Hunter. Donated by the Gaines Family.
1998 From Virginia, Carrie du Pont; 2009 Weston, Madison Zimmerman
The Missing Link, Amanda Hartmann 2010 Chartwell, Madison Zimmerman
1999 Best Regards, Alexandra Sheretz 2011 Nimrod, Devan Graham
2000 Aims to Please, Christina Mangano 2012 Seymore, Lauren Fraser
2001 Consider This, Christy Graves 2013 Luxurious, Alexandra Gilbertson
2002 Westward, Lauren Graves 2014 Copeland, Eliza van der Woude
2003 Flora, Kate Thomas 2015 Take Flight, Natalie Tobin
2004 Juliet, Kathryn Davilli 2016 Colonial BHF, Ethan Mave
2005 Senator, Meghan Shader 2017 Emerald City, Celine Kimata
2006 Blues Traveler, Emma Horoszczak 2018 Monogram, Susannah Gerhardt
2007 Protocol, Kelsey Jefferies 2019 Costar, Madeline Lohr
2008 Protocol, Kelsey Jefferies 2020 ––

THE HOWARD “DEACON” LAWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Local Junior/Amateur Champion. Donated by the Howland Family and Land Ho Farm.
1994 Strike The Set, Betty Oare 2008 Rosalyn, Betty Oare
1995 Natalie Mills 2009 Five O’Clock Somewhere, Wendy Grifford
1996 Right On Time, Tiffany Mueller 2010 Fargo, Kathryn Maginnis
1997 Camden Jones 2011 Chawton, E. Sue Bopp
1998 The Missing Link, Amanda Hartmann 2012 San Romano, Kathy Danielson
1999 Buy Me Pearls, Matt Lowe 2013 Redrock, Rachel Hammes
2000 Murphy Brown, Samantha Lavin 2014 Delorian, Devan Graham; Denny, Lauren Walker
2001 Surprise, Christina Mangano 2015 Triple Crown Romance, Olivia Pringle
2002 Aims To Please, Christina Mangano 2016 Zazu, Betty Oare
2003 That’s That, Betty Oare 2017 Doctor Blue, Devan Graham
2004 Nautica, Christine Fiore 2018 Tinsel Town, Sandra Bravo-Greenberg
2005 Regalo, Betty R. Oare 2019 Sidenote, Betty Oare
2006 Bruce, Sari Deslauriers 2020 ––
2007 Master Plan, Rachel Webster

THE “WINNIE” HOWLAND MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Grand Champion Children’s Pony Hunter. Donated by Bill, Cyndy, Lauren Hair, and Avery Sheperd.
2006 Farnley Hi Fashion, Robyn Burton 2014 Hobby Creeks Gray Goose, Courtney Morton
2007 RPH Take One, Kara Smickley 2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller
2008 Whispering Hill, Catherine Dipietro 2016 SCF Over the Rainbow, Christa Strasel
2009 Cosmopolitan Girl, Kirklen Peterson 2017 Sugar on Top, Katherine Gonzalez
2010 Telynau Monarch of the Glen, Leah Eller 2018 Foxlair Smokin’, Abigail Felsenthal
2011 Kiss The Rain, Rachel Tanio 2019 Meadow Fox Cadbury, Catherine Cary
2012 Blue Valentine, Hannah Toering 2020 ––
2013 Mischief Managed, Rhiana Hughes

THE SYCAMORE RIDGE FARM TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Halfbred Connemara Champion.
2009 S. R. Diamonds for Diva, Caroline Shipe 2015 S.R. Eastern Lily, Maggie Butters & Caroline Shipe
2010 Talari’s Junior McVai, Riley Moore 2016 Grendel McVai, Katie Zube
2011 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Kamerra Brown 2017 Oakfields Carnelian, Katy Carter
2012 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Justine Weaver 2018 Prize, Jennifer Daly
2013 Sycamore Ridge Irish Lace, Justine Weaver 2019 Bright Star, Lynn Harrington
2014 Denver’s High Ceol Caliber, Kathryn Vasquez 2020 ––

THE SHANAGARRY FARM TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Purebred Connemara Champion.
2011 Sycamore Ridge Eve, Ivy Sandberg 2016 Oakfield’s Peridot, Sarah Moran
2012 Rock My World, Sandra Zimmerli 2017 Picturesque Heartbreaker, Marina Franco
2013 Sycamore Ridge Eve, Ivy Sandberg 2018 S. R. Irish Envoy, Keeley Cooley
2014 Oakfield’s Copper Sparrow, Jennifer Daly 2019 S. R. Irish Envoy, Keely Cooley
2015 Oakfield’s Peridot, Jennifer Daly 2020 ––

“BOOGIE AT MIDNIGHT” TROPHY

Trophy awarded to winner of Leadline (4-7 years old).
2011 Midnight Snack, Kellsey Stern 2016 Primer’s Jewel, Charlotte Tufts
2012 Serena, Jordan Schneider 2017 Longacre Maybelle, Irelyn Diemar
2013 Poetic Justice, Emmy Buchanan 2018 Pocket Full Of Posies, Jackson Stein
2014 Prime Suspect, Jake Stern 2019 Picturesque Piece of Cake, Madison Day
2015 Churchill, Skylar Ward 2020 ––

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 Good Luck
To All The Competitors

Becky Miller, Realtor/Owner

Piedmont Fine Properties
becky@pfp.email
(703) 395-9824 cell
(540) 347-5277 office
(540) 347-5466 fax
www.PiedmontFineProperty.com

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 CHARLIE DASHIELL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to winner of Leadline (under 4 years old).
2011 Rofantina Apollo, Madison Bodmer 2016 Pinky Promise, Madelyn Drunagel
2012 Tag A Long, Megen Meehan 2017 Something to Talk About, Lucille J. Lutz
2013 Gayfields Pattycakes, Lexi Caewood 2018 Picturesque Piece of Cake, Madison Day
2014 Duncan’s Smarty Pants, Caroline Tufts 2019 Damingo, Maggie Caridakis
2015 My McDreamy, Madeline Hashwah 2020 ––

CHAMPION SMALL PONY HUNTER PERPETUAL TROPHY

In memory of “Flash Gordon” and presented by the Rockwell Family.
2011 Picante, Madeline Schaefer 2017 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto
2012 Blue On Blue, Madeline Schaefer 2018 Our Song, Annabella Bozzuto
2013 Picante, Madeline Schaefer 2019 Sunshine Kid, Annabelle Brown
2015 Forget Me Not, Emma Pel 2020 ––
2016 Sparkle, Fielding Stichman

“FANCY FOOTSTEPS” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to winner of Walk-Trot Class and presented by the Hair and Canard Families in memory of “Fancy.”
2011 Gayfields Pattycake, Kelly Baumgart 2016 Glenhaven Adelaide, Alexandra Cawood
2012 Tantallon Special Edition, Addison Bzdak 2017 Yours Truly, Caroline Pennington
2013 Tiddlywinks, Helena Weiss 2018 Bella Luna, Sarah Wiles
2014 Dipped In Silver, Marie Presgrave 2019 Damingo, Irelyn Diemar
2015 Splashy Affair, Corinne Schilling 2020 ––

RACHEL L. GRAY AND COLT HILLS FARM MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to the winner of the Best Young Pony. Trophy donated by the Warrenton Horse Works and Anna L. Russau, VMD.
2015 Papillon, Drew Taylor 2018 Elfin, Stewart Kohler
2016 Viceroy, Richard Taylor 2019 Believe in Magic, Richard Taylor
2017 Viceroy, Drew Taylor 2020 ––

LIMIT EQUITATION DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

Trophy awarded in memory of Sister Mary Olive O’Connell and presented by Rose Landoll and family.
2011 Field of Imagination, Anne Diehl 2016 She’s a Rock Star, Lindsay McCarron
2012 Take Flight, Shannon Keany 2017 Formal Attire, Cassidy Bosch
2013 Luxurious, Alexandra Gilbertson 2018 Corona, Rachel Perry
2014 My Sweet Valentine, Adam Edgar; Sandstone, Erin Gill 2019 Etch A Sketch, Petra Smith
2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller 2020 ––

“TWILIGHT ZONE” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

Trophy awarded to Children’s Large Pony Hunter Champion.
2013 Mischief Managed, Rhiana Hughes 2017 Starstruck, Samantha Green
2014 Hobby Creeks Gray Goose, Courtney Morton 2018 Foxlair Smokin’, Abigail Felsenthal
2015 Spring Place, Patrick Miller 2019 Meadow Fox Cadbury, Catherine Cary
2016 Stoneledge Coralea, Kate Howlin 2020 ––

MEADOWBROOK ELEGANT EDITION CHALLENGE TROPHY

Trophy awarded to the Warrenton Pony Hunter Classic winner. Trophy donated by the Lohr Family.
2013 Frosted, Madeline Schaefer 2017 Glannant Jackpot, Ava Smith
2014 Swizzelstick, Trinity Hammerschmidt 2018 Woodland’s Strike a Pose, Addy Wingate
2015 Peridot, Courtney Morton 2019 Footsteps, Addy Wingate
2016 Blue a Kiss, Virginia Bonnie 2020 ––
SIGNFARM PERPETUAL TROPHY
Trophy awarded to the winner of the Pony Hunt Team Class. Trophy donated by the Lewczak Family.
2016 Say Goodnight Gracie, Jennifer Markey &
Poplar Place Pied Piper, Emily Popp

CHARLES “CHUCK” T. HOOVLER MEMORIAL TROPHY

The volunteer award donated by Wilma Hoovler and Family.
2012 Tommy Lee Jones 2017 Lee Cross
2013 Donna Giampa, Robin McGuire 2018 Peter McGuire
2014 Teresa Ramsay 2019 Richard Isner
2015 Glenn Moody 2020 ––
2016 Wayne Eubank

MARS EQUESTRIAN OUTSTANDING PARENT PERPETUAL TROPHY

2019 Martine Hartogensis

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 The Hurst Trophy
Awarded by the Warrenton Pony Show Board of Directors to the Junior Committee member who best exhibits the values and spirit of the show.
2002 Victoria Ingenito 2009 Katrina Bess and Caitlin Palmer 2015 Brooke Fries and Carley Gunnell
2003 Lydia Reynolds 2010 Erin Flynn and Caitlin Palmer 2016 Laura Newbill and Zoe Lewczak
2004 Lauren Barland 2011 Caroline Newbill 2017 Reilly Canard and Leia Stuart
2005 Lindsay Graves 2012 Sammy Bunn, Marina Macklin, and Kelli Park 2018 Blake Bogin and Katie Solomans
2006 Abby McGuire 2013 Carlee Snyder 2019 Helen Lohr and Katie Solomons
2007 Rachel Giampa 2014 Rose Landoll 2020 – –
2008 Lauren Hair

The Puller A. Hughes

Memorial Scholarship Fund
In 1999, the Warrenton Pony Show Board of Directors established a scholarship fund in honor of Puller A. Hughes, a
longtime sup­porter and advisor of the Warrenton Pony Show. A scholarship will be awarded to a deserving member of the Junior
Committee upon graduation who exemplifies the ideals Mr. Hughes thought vital for young people: responsibility, sportsmanship
and manners. The Board of Directors hopes all the young people of the Junior Committee are developing these traits through their
work with the Pony Show.
Previous Winners:
2001 Rachel Gray
2003 Lydia Reynolds and Victoria Ingenito 2013 Samantha Bunn, Jacqua Flynn, Marina Macklin, and
2004 Lauren Barland Maggie Pollard
2005 Lindsay Graves, Kira Lander and Briana Stone 2014 Carlee Snyder and Kristin Anklowitz
2006 Abbey McGuire and Kitson Marr 2015 Madeleine Lohr
2007 Josie Ziluca 2016 Carmen Cantrell, Carley Gunnel, Rose Landoll, and
2008 Kristina Stone and Tamara Morse Laura Newbill
2009 Katrina Bess, Rachel Giampa, Lauren Hair, Stockett Marr, 2017 Reilly Canard, Ashley Gaines, Zoe Lewczak, and Leia Stuart
and Emily Watt 2018 Blake Bogin and Hayley Gunnell
2011 McKenzie Canard, Erin Flynn, Caroline Newbill, and 2019 Anna Reed and Jude Schmidt
Caitlin Palmer 2020 Helen Lohr and Katie Solomons
2012 Kelli Park

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 Royal Doll 2000 Winner Risky
Business, Abbey McGuire-Dodson

in memory of
risky business

Supporting the
Warrenton Pony Show
for 21 Years
Thank You Cyndi
Robin, Pete & Abbey McGuire-Dodson
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